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S0N P010 ~ no gcaIa' NrNd77a cNT0I " II q. FVTI07 $
IrabiaH LAimGt.
Mn. II. G. FARRELL Dear Sir had been afflicted
win the Sun P4in' Tor the last ten years. aud could
never get relief except lay bleeding; but by the use j, f
II. q tariellis Arabian Linime.t. applied over the
temples about threc OF four TINS a dry. it was entirely
removed, aud have felt nothing Of it since. | went
nta the stable one niyh 10 APPLY il 10 a horses sore leg,
n being very Inn" h st'uhled nrd tell against my
ileg-. crush ny md brui,ing them : badly that they riirn-
81 black ns ny hat, rendering them powe'.ess. ap
Piled your Linineut, aud was we'll enough in a few da,s
10 60 about ngain u, usual. also crushed my finger
in IA shocking rarre', by letting Il back log fall upon IL;
youi Linimcnt soon healed it up. though.
ON b. MGEE.
IL LII. un,...n, n,.r;,r - III EnLn.r G-IQln
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suiiiced fer the last three years 10 moro than
double our population. and naarr tlan qnadruple
our buainess, is proof. we think, Of that inherent
vitality which ensures To kuoxyille n brilliant flu
ture destiny. Within five years. II will be the
crossing point of the two mostimpariant railroads
in the West
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ded. Among the killed were the second clerk of
the boat and tho engineer. Capt. Ihro"P wa
badly scnlded.
The great portion Of the wounded were taken
to Louisville. and the Democrat describes Their
suffering as terrible. Many Of them were literally
faYad alive.
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D~IvrpESo.-lhe Exchange Bank Of Virginia
has declared a semi-annual dividend of 1 per
cent.
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The prevalence of incorrect notions upon the
subject ct rlriirinc, Il Il great cause ot misery. tledi
cal practice should be governed by prime pies caut ousIy
deduced from the contributions ut Long experience and
close observations. How i'm ortaut. then, that no mcdi
cinr -honl be aiken bv iuvaiiis, unless it emanate> from
the i"nds of ueu Of blrui, judgment, and the strirtrst
probity. Hoonai', German btters. prepared by Dir. T..
VI. lachSo Philudel pha, i a preparation emauating
From one # tho mos. celebrates practitioners OF modern
Tunes, aud une nt the greatest medical writers Germany
eyer produced. This article is nov in able hands, as owl
deuce thpt the a tcle is prepared careful md SkiiltuI.
ly, il Is producing the elect TIM original inventor inlen |.
ei. 1t is used BY many uf the lending practitioners OF
Philndelphn in ca.rs oi debility Of the digestive organs,
AMI hi,iarN apparatus and Inc diseases arisirg there
from. We therefore commend this medicine to suf-
leriug inValiis. See advertisement. June 2}-d2w
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NEW Posr-OfFICE.-The Postmaster General
has established a new post-oilico at Mount Athos
is this county.
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LARGEST VARIETY OF TYPES
PLAIN OR Fancy TYPES

tJNIAlIS, AUIS
BRASS OK INITIAL RUIFs,
BRASS BRACES.
LABOR SAVING Rules, Sc. 4e.
Presses OF all kinds, and all sorts of PRINTING
MATERIALS, lnost of which are made Inv -
Co VII he furnished at Manufacturers nriros ~
SIEREOTA PING in the Ancient and Modern L..
guagfs. from the largest volume to the smallest IaIaI
ELEgihoih PING ofBooks. Wood Cuts. Jobs. Az
prices.
WOOD CUTS designed and engraved in the finest
lzlgaL. }; & o Minor Specimen Book fsc.
knowledgcd to he the first of fits class in the connt :,
ana original IN its conception and getting up viii
De sent 10 an printers who have not received it. who
direct how ii may he transmitted. Inv
Newspaper printers who publish this advertisement
entire three times before the LIST Of September. ~
ana send to US a copy of their paper containing it,
will be allowed their bills on PURCHASING tyns =
four times its amount. ~"
l.. JOHNSON & co.
No.G SAMSON ST, nepr NJ UaH Of Iaaeoadeae
BIJgIJaJ.,
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WAR with all its horrors is not so relent-
les, an enemy 10 our race ~ those fell diseases, Scrpiu.
Ia. Syphili-, rheumatism, The imprudent use ct Mprcu
~, and other affections arising fium a tainted and i'm
pure state of the b ood. CARTER's SPANISH MATURE
j. The only remedy which wi drive Il csc in,idious dis
easrs from The system. Many have been restored to
health, VIM but tor its Timely all. would have sunk in
displir. pa not delay, b N try it time. June % I'm
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The pah!ic are cantianed against another counterfeit
which has lately mae lis appearance, called W., Il. Far.
re Is Arabian linimenl, the most dangerous OF all the
roun,erfeirs. becausc his hnving the name Of Farrell,
maty will buy il in good faith, without the knowledge
that a counterfeit exisit. and they will perhaps only
discover their error when the spuiiuuS nixture has
wlnugh is evil effects.
The genuine article Is manufactured only by II. Il.
Farrell. sole inventor and proprietor, and Wholesale
druggist, No Il Main street. Peoria, Illinois, 20 whrm
all applications for Agencies must be addressed. Be
sue Won get it with the letters H.. q before Farrell :,
thus Il. Il. FARRELL'h-and his ,igniture on the
wrapper; ali others are countertoifs.
Sold by h. STABLER X Co, Druggists,
lNnriburg, Va.
nnl by regularly authorized agents lhrolsnoni the United
States
To Price - and 30 cents. aud : Per bottle.
AGENTS. WANTED in every town, village and
han let in the United States, in which one is not already
established. Address II. G. Farrell as above, accom-
panied with good reference as &" character, responsible
~. sc. juue20 d&eiw
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO STAUNToN.-Messrs C..
NJ. ottinger Il Co, telegraph builders, have been
over the route from Richmond to Staunton with
the view OF ascertaining the practicability of
Greetings House Printing telegraph line between
the two places. The work has been decided as
practicable, and should stocks enough be taken in
Stanton and Observation-Disclosures there will be
offices; it will be commenced.
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In this worshipping age. it is rare to

IN this mammon-worshipping age, it is rare to
find "A man place hI, Usefulness To toe public, before his
interest. Turing Il late wish TO the Civ Of ~SPindies'
we were presented by a professional friend. to the cehe-
bratrd Chemist, DR. i & AVER. whose name is now
PEI hnps. moro laniIiar than my other, at the bedside
of sickness. in thi. country Knowing the unprece.
dentel popuIniiy Of his medicines. ant the immense
sale Of Them. We hat expected to fad him IA millionaire.
and rolling in wealth. But no. we found him in his Ia.
borat Try, busy with his labofers, among his |ciuciblc4,
aIembics, nnd retort.-eiving has best personal care to
the conn ounds. on the virtues ui wldct. thod nnIs bang
tor health. We Learned, that notwithstanding his vast
business. an its r1npi return, itelsh, the Doctor IS
not rich. rhe reason assigned j., that the rna,cri is
csstiy. aud be per,i-tsip making his preparations 81 ex-
pen.ively, that the nett profit is Far
mr.. PHI. iulN I'm
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NGssC, MUSIC, MUSIC

MUSIC, MUSIC, MUsiC.-Ihe nndff.'s''
w ed hn. lust received u large a.-oltmrnt at IT."
and bpantigul MUSIC. for the Piano tur5r, at >. Ii. LN'
mans old -tand Bank square. Lyrchhurs, nld IL" o1
cupiel by Strother & w i,ehead. Druggists
All kinds of Music uni Muscal instruments ietr,s">
ed Mt sho,, n,tir. W. =. GREENE
lune u d4ely
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DEATH OF DIR. AvERETT.-We briefly an
%nornoed, in a recent issue, the death of DR..
Averett of Halifax The Southside Democrat
gives the following particulars of the melancholy
event
DIR. \. had gone to his study with a lighted
cigar and laid down on Il lounge, when probably
falling to sleep, his cigar set fire to II thickly wad-
ded dressing gown, which Dir. A. had on. He
was soon enveloped in flames, and either from
suffocgtion or the inhaling of flame, expired. =
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| IMPORTANT NOFGCE.-Tl

l. fiorntf, " atson j. Co having dissolved, it Is hgh
~ important that the bu .iLess be clas"d as speedily a.
possibl we hope, tn errtoe, that all persons indebted
10 Us will call and settle by. or before, The LIST AHgu,r;
as sfall on that Fay place in the innls Of Il colierlor,
without discrimination. all bonds aud sccolnts unset.
ted. HOkNER WATSON C.
iuly IN Gl.t4lC
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ETY. OF -

~ OF this Cty. from the accut tie pan ting Of II. By
Err. Eso, can be TIA at the B Ok Store of Pnyre Il
Christian 10y early application, al Il low price Of s40O
July 10 ts-kep publican copy.
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ACcIpENr.-Ihe accident of running off the
which they wnre detained several hours behind
their time. No one was injured by the occur
renee.
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A GUARDS,

4 TTENEEON GUARDS!-As>emble in
"a front ct the House, hts Taesd1y, eaeniHg, july
10Th. 1855. at 81 o'clock precisely. Tor Drill.
1t is important that egery mcmbtr should be present,
as the committee on UniI,rms will lepori; and other
malters Of interest to the company are to be Transacted.
BY o der,
July 10 1t JNO C JOHNSON. 1t S.rcf.
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VRGINIAN ARrIsT.-The fredericksburg
News says that Walter Gould, of Virginia. who
is snow in Florence, stands high among the artists
there. 1t is informed by a naval officer, that du-
ring the visit of Commodore Mayor oftheU. S. fri
gate Constitution, to the Grand Dukes palace in
Florence, he was standing before a picture which
he had employed Mr.. Gould to copy,for Sl00,and
mentioned the fact. An Italian Artist standing
by. said to him you could get it copied for s25,
but Mr.. Gould will give you u picture we'll worth
a hundred dollars"
IMPRoyEMENT.-The Petersburg Council have
appropriated 81 900 to improving the fair ground
there.
HARvEsTISG.-The Norfolk Herald SAYS, not
a drop of rain has fallen in that region since the
25th ult., and the farmers have a glorious time
for harvesting.
Mr.. Jesse W. Jones has been chosen Director
of the Farmers Bank, Charlottesville, in the
place OF Mr.. Wickliffe Hutchinson, resigned.
DISTINGUISHED MISUNDERSTANDING the visi-
tors at Old Point are Commodore Paulding, of
the Home Squadron, Chief Justice fancy, and
the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
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TIL REV. DR.. SEHoN, Missionary Secretary
ofthe NJ. L. Church Society, preached ON Sunday
at both the Methodist Epis. Churches in this
city, and made good collections at each. His
sermon at the'i'hird street Church, at night, is
spoken of very highly for its eloquence and power.
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We call attention to the prospectus of the
Steamboat Directory, &c, in another column.
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4 90. 900 COPIES sTEAM-n r1-, ],

Ao.6 Saa9om ST, ne1r NJ UaH Of I~adgmdeue,.
PAiladauLr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
tlgs1! !hls.1 S:sS:

DaED---At the Ohio University, Athens,
Ohio on the 9th inst, Mr.. SAMUEL MAR
TlNDlLL, aged 81 years; late resident o!
Vlnton county.
We had no personal acquaintance
with the deceased, but are informed
that he was a young gentleman OF
promise, and that he was an industri-
Gus student--the qualification so char
acteristic of the students OF this col.
Iege, 10 make perfect scholar. He
was a member OF the ATHENIAN So
ciety, as the following resolutions,
handed us by Mr.. JONES, will show,
The committee Of his society, and a
number OF his fellow students, attend
ed the corps to its final resting place.
May his fellow students emulate his
virtues.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11

CRossINe THE, ATLANTIC IN THREE
DAYs.--A working eOgiueer BY the
name of John Ross, residing in Mon
treOl, has addressed letter to the May
or Of Boston, upon the subject Of a. new
of an extraordinary character.
lle claims to have discovered new
motive power which will watt a ship
across the AtlOnlic ocean in three days.
Aud further, il hole were bored in the
boiium, the vesssl would float with
equal safsty and freedom In order to
complete working model, which is
wholly independent of steam, he asks
the assistance Of 81 300 from some
senlleman's pocket, No progress, says
MIR, Ross, has bean made in that dir.
eclion, (the sea, to keep pace with the
momeurs over railroads, out this desid
eratum will certainly be accomplish d
anI demonstrated in his geat discovery.
Boston ADJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
fhcial vote next week.
YiniOm County.
rrilnp 81 . b. IIklTeN.

The McArthnr Democrst is quite
severe upon the State Central Committee
iecuuse Of the nonlulflment Of :he
appointments made for that county.
We very much regret the
dsarponiment, but il could not he
aroided. MIR. TAYLOR was 0hovoiJably
Detained on the Iiyer--Mr, PUGH was
sick-and every other speaker was on
duty Col. MEDARY has neglected his
business, which was extremely pressing,
to fill the calls Of the people, and is
now absent. He was also absent most
OF last week, and has labored nighr and
day for the good cause.
But we are glad to learn that after all,
they had a good meeting in Vinlon.--
Ike report of the speeches of Messrs.
HEWITT and BlNGnAW, show that they
understand the questions we'll. We
hoIe to hear good account yet, from
young Vinton, next week.-SIatesman
The Democracy of Vinton appre'
ciate the above notice OF the geutle
men named. Messrs, HEwlTT, BING
HAM, HOLLAND, MURRY, and others
done essential service in the cause
their services will be remembered -
In lact, scarcely a man in the count.
who proiessed to be a Democrat bu
worked. To name them all would bt
impossible. Many Old-Line Whig
come ont and honestly acknowledged
our consistency and patriotism OF th'
party, and voted with us for the very
best of reasons, 10 wit: Because ii wa
dangerous to trust tie Goucrnment ii
the hands Of EsiOn Fanatics-mer'
expefimentators--who had nothing q
stake but crawling into office.
Compare, If you please, the act OF
Wing voting the Democratic tieke
with D. D. IT. HARD's act in going
over 10 the Fusionists, and on touI
dag's- probation acceding to all th'
Fusion doctrines. . ...g.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC,
Further Details From tire Crlmeu.

SANDY HOOK, Oct Sd,
The Pacific. with Liverpool dates TO
Saturday 2?d Sept. arrived.
The BRUSH government received dis.
patches from Gen. Simpson, describing
the detail of the assault and capture Of
the MalakOG. He says that at eight
o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th Sept.
the French columns. under Bosquet,
MeMahon, and De Lamertinge, carried
the Malakofr with :he most impetuous
valor.
The British columns stormed the Re.
dan, but after bloody conflict, found
they could not hold it, and retreated.-
A second assault was organized the fol.
lowing morning, when the ReJan was
evacuated by the Russians. The loss
of lile was dreadful, particularly OF Off
GERS.
-Four thousand c0nnons, fifty thou
sand balls, aud immense stores Of gun
powder were taken possession of by the
allies at Sebastopol.
Car Alexander. in an address to the
army, says; 81 rely confidently upon
your courage TO repel all future attacks"
and IN letter to the king of Prussia
states that he will accep; no conditions
of peace derogarOry to Russia. The
Car, with the three Grand Dukes, sig.
niied their intention Of proceeding at
once to the Crimea.
The inauguration of Don Pedro, King
Of Portugal, was celebrated on the 10Th
with great enthusiasm. r.
The King of Naples sent apologies to
France and England for the recent in'
suits to their lunctionsries'
1t was rumored at Paris that Baron
Prokesp had arrived with the ultima
tum OF Austria. This is said to be
proposition to mediate if the allies
agree, between them and Russia, and i'll
the latter declines, Austria will declare
war.
A dispatch from the Crimea, dated
the / tn, says that the greater part OF
the southern for,iications, left stand
ing by the Russians, has been blown up
by the allies.
Gen. PeIiissier's latest dispatches
says. We are beginning to occupy the
town Of Sebastopol, the material left by
the enemy is even more extensive, then
was at first anticipated
A report says when the Russians saw
the Freuch were masters Of the MalakUf,
they blew up the Redan-all the towers
were ruined but they had no time to
blow up the n Nalakolr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11

An editor in Ohio thus writes to hi;
I'VE hope our friends viii
overlook our Irregularities tor the pas
few weeks. We now permanently To-
Gated in the county Jail, with sufficient
force to insure the regular issue of our
paper Tor the future. The jailer's wife
good soul, has kindly offerd to patch
our unmentlonabIes gratis during ou
sojOurn. Evidently wa are in luck'i
way
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
Published by Request.l
ATIEENIAN LkALL.

Ono UNIVERSITY, Oct. 10Th.
WHEREAS, it has pleased kind Prov
idence to remove from our midst a
highly esteemed and beloved friend
a fellow student and brother AtheniaD
SAMUEL MARTINDILL,-Ihereiore,
ReSOtUed, That we deeply Sympa-
thize with The bereaved in their un'
timely loss bowing Submissively to the
will OF Divine Providence.
Resolved, That as a mark of esteem
for the deceased, our Hall be dressed in
mourning Tor .he space oil thirty days.
ReSOIUed, That copy ol the above
be sent to the AthenS Messenger aud
Macarthur papers for publication.
{ II. c. JONES,
Committee. j. H. NOV ER,
P. A. RUSK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
An AninIal Gagged!

QuERY--Wbat will the editors OF
the Jackson Standard pay for an ex-
1hibilion of their long faced, hypocrit-
zeal correspondent, Black i'Republl,
can,' who attempted to abuse US, and
made the wonderful predsctionthat the
Traitor HARD would get 400 majority
in Vinton county? Bid up, gentlemen,
we pledge ourselves to produce the an
imaL, ears and all he is now perfectly
tame and MANAGEABLE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
INTERESTING

To read the announcements OF In.
dependent candidates for the October
election in the last Herald. The peo-
pie like to see the nominations a little
earlier IN the season, and to know
whether they are put out by order OF
the Order, or not. A few more gar
ret nominations, endorsed Independent,
will be furnished next fall; we are told
that will be more acceptable.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
Won't Have Him.

Some old FusionislS up street have
inquired OF Democrats if we will take
HARD back; they say he don't answer
their purposes! We speak for ourselt,
and say most .emphatically, that we
don't want any such men in the party
10 which we belong. Fix it TO suit
yourselves, gentlemen; you took hin
under protest of many honest Whlg'
If Vinton-make the most of him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
POTIsmOut Price CHTTcnt.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BUSklRK a. DAVIS.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,

PoRTsMolUrH, Oct.I1. 1865.
Apples, Dried..":75 Loaf. 8
Brooms pr doz S2O5O Crushed. 10
Bacon Hams per lb % Salt, Kanawha, bu. 10
" Shoulder g IL Teas, loose & in packs,
<" Sides Y. H., lb. 45a60
Beans, w. per bu. 800 " .lmper'l, .jJu65
Candles, mould. 10 Gunp'wder 60
Starr. "a Tobacco M&k. cav. .25
Cotton Yarns.... lSg Va cav. 20G3U
Cheese, w. K. lb.s3uS Oil, Lard pr gal..' 81
Coffee, Rio. lSOil, Linseed " l0U
Cloverseed,. 6OC Oats pr, bu...... 81
louf pl bbl......Sy Peaches, Dried,.. 200
Feathers pr b.. 45 Potatoes Irish. l2o
Flaxseed, pr bu. l,OOSaeratuspr lb.'' BASE
Fish, Cod pr rlb..... 8 IallOw pi lb..'" II
" Mackerel $l2a2 Tar pr bbl. ....'' $50
Lard pr lb..... . yTmothy seed, SO 90
Molasses, n. 0. gal, DO Wheat pr 5u. 80. 81
S.H. I" 45 Whiskey, Common 3,
G.S. so " Mon 'hala, 81
Nails, :. 10 to 81 $4s " Rye, go. 6
Sugar N, 0.'.'. 7ao ....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11

GLOVES SACRIFICES; OR, A Salts
FACTORY ExPLANATIoN."-- pub
lish on the first page of to. days papel
a most excellent tale, under the above
title, from the pen OF OLIVER OPrIc,'
The characters of this romance are
strikingly sci forth. We ask for it a
careful perusal of our readers,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11
cN HAND AGAIN, asl
WITH A FALL AND WINTER STOCK on
BOOTS g. SHOES,

N P. TRACY 4 Co. are now receiving
~ their fall stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats
aud Leather, and they beg leave TO invite the
attention of wholesale and retail dealers to
examine their stock, feeling willing TO assure
you that they can give you goods upon such
terms as will be perfectly satisfactory. u
Their stock was mostly ordered of the
manufacturers, and it has been their chief de-
sign to select an assortment Of both
STAPLE 4 FANCY,
but adapted to the approaching Sc eason. They
also keep Custom Work constantly on hand,
and make work 10 order, upon the shortest
noIice-toge ther with an assortment Of Hats
of varied styles, all Of which they will sell
at low figures.
Two doors above the Franklin House.
Front street, P0RTSM0 UTH, o.
sep. i3, '5j--6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11

OrFIcER-'Didn't you guarantee. sir,
that the horse wouldn't shy before the
fire of an enemy'' Horse dealer--'N No
more he wont, 'tisn't till after the fire
he shies,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-10-11

JOLLEY bones says his vile is swee {
thing, though perfect specimen ol
lemininity. The other day he went
shopping with her. and TO save penny
in the purchase Of two yards Of tape,
she visited seventeen stores, spent
seven hours. got tired aud rode home
without purchasing.