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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
ARGEsT sOUTMEHN
II A PA Nh uASlfEAITpR,


GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PftyO FORTES
WM. kNABE continues III. manufacture and sale 81
Grand and Plano foftrs nj the old stand Nos
and North Eutaw stree. opposite tue Eut,w House And at
safes No 2O5 .arkrt street, Baltimore.
he Subscriber m"st respectfully begs cas"t" present 70
the ladies nd gentloncn ii The SUIT bis ankuo~i
for the liberal patronage they have uDurm
Is led to his establishment aud he e-ir,s NJ the same
them that stimulated by thr constantly in
he has spared ne ,hsr n"ubi
continuation OF the patronage Of ot cultivation
and hneincnt
In addition to the comn"nia,n Il the most eminent Pan
the country would stat that Fan al which
his exhibition, ihty have unitmiy been
Ar.ied hi l.si honos ~ the al institutes
tnhg engaged In the ~ Pianos
and EN- u, my the experienced
liberal trriu. Wh..,san i..r"iou
lind their interest 10 cad U"ir" purchasing
esrwbCrc.
An Pianos built at factory hay. ull iron frames being
la great additional -rng ~h"ut
affecting the oue, and Ties VIII therefore Ia ,
Every Instrument /, guaranteed lnr five
years and when daant udrris h. br hnj the Kctusi
Is tAkun 10 Ic "fho eai,n
Ia touch poKr acfaaicni tnish III"
a.tdus Ia addition 10 "i'n lN'i'g" 81 s'hans"
II granted time within s"uii tho
give entire satisfaction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA. Angus, 10. ls56


Mtssrs Done Co. :-Gentsmen-For ahont three four
hid under my right about tue
little painful but much until the LIST July
last then il became quite painful fesercd and great
deal at advised stefan and others
think was Cancer bought small bottle of your
valuable TURF OIL and applied according the
we'll have recommended of neigh
bors LADY, who had similar sore by the side Of the
about years her the other day she said
intending very much II looked when
using your TUkF OIL. and should get ell
it, will get her certificate I"u
this think proper. and it'll much qualification
give y"u wi my thanks this certificate of its efficacy
lsur,, ,speetfully y. \. THOMAS J. r.
The above is voluntary certificate from stranger We
haye many such. Let those no safer
ID &CO.
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Very 1Scsl, n RI n Bile

AsPIN GROVE, Henrico December ], 1857.
MtssRs DOVE a Co.:-ticntlemeu-My horse put
the yard front of the attempting TO jump the
end of fence ral through his shoulder aud
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough to insert Jour lit bottle OF Jour TURF
Oh. aud applied freely in four days he work and
two weeks he as entirely cured
Respectfully yours JAMES L. EGE.
Sold hy ali Druggists AMI Merchants throug bout the
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CHFsTENFIELD, Jan. 4, IeJH.
DOvE& Co-Lientieath Having had shurI
since your Turf Iii a extraordinary
and action being gratif. cannot refrain from
regard the benent of the
large had tue Colt In my stable in which
Bu The Bull IL came enragd Ter and
g.rcd the Colt the shoulder III, depth eight inch
and ripped the neck about the distance Inch
au,,d frghul wound Several neigbo
and remarked they would give - tor his
that hey thought do ytius HIM. how
ever, mined try Turf on, and
- slu,,ii bottles he Is cntir, ly cared
Very resi- rctfuiy.
jan i Il. &. FRIEND.
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SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & co,
'I'KuE TURF OIL For Old SORE. OF

fuNkCE TURF OIL FOR Old SORES OF
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION On MAN OK BEAST.
WAkRANrEDTo CURE, AND NO DANCER FROM ExrosCRk To
COLD Price so cents per bottle.
Entered according Act Of Cong in the Clerks Office
Distr Court for the Eastern Lsr.co TOgnia by DOYk
q CO., RicAnond, pa.-JO cents SIZE.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come pamphlet, and read certificates
performed by the Turf Oh certificates truth
respectable and respected citizens aud Others
here whom refer, and doubt
medicine for Que IL worth pound
other known Try it and will be satisfied OF what
True TURF OIL.-Read the following, and come 10 oui
nd will tell you of Others who have been
cured
RICHMOND. Nov IA, 1854
Mess-s Dore 8Co-Gentemcu:-I used portion a bottle
Turf OH which you very kindly presented WITH
AUD take pleasure in saying that found eiiectua in
eruption Of the skim for winch had been practised
for several by physicians without receiving tho
loss, ieneht aso recommended friend Of mne who
months had been annoyed by similar eruption
the skin and he informed short that from the
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully +. NJ LEFTwICH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

we IUKiOl~! aCsO.iIOI S!!-rhr.hing
V Machines fam new 'urtns ar, proving themselves
a " e. az, Ih' lluwrg:
VIII IEMuRE n JpSLIN
III - ihu OF WHiIrtMORE \ JOS
in IiiIESiiIA MACHINES md , commend them
TIN, b, 'tfalionand also recommend
them al l. Ma,hin have b,en in
the trr business aud they tar exceed
,h. have had sine have been in the thresi
business MI I'll. - PATTI EkSoN
August Sd lsl- aug|ts
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WHEAT rHRASHERS

w TIIIA II IN.NtNT 1IIINto
'EtiiE tNbERSit\I.lI. having brV"m' Agents for the
Il schenectady Agricultural Works. Will keep constantly
hiii sample their Parent Improved Railway Hors.
Pow Tlrasher and Combined Thrashers and
M.unnwrrs This lhra.hins ma,hue received the FIRST
rKiMIu at the New York STAT. Fair in 1886, and conn
good siaciion to all " ho have used Them
TIE HORSE PtbWtk made very strong and so
u only IA miles
thereby suitable to work either horses
them
riiE rIIR \SliERS aud CONFINED TIlRASHERS and
NlNNM lltS I" discharge all the gain
dus through the mschue and no" MO the feeders face
II, Isl w,th other Kinds
The rhrash.r aud " Iunnwcr has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the wrk more perfectly than
he done In other
IiIE >kPAkArEK ritc) has tors straw shaker which
shakes the at pa'seiro the Thrash
rsnus wishing these Thrashers d" 50 by
ding store information viii be
,rnng them ikbI q SAL NDtRS
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IL l. II -
(ELEksIt ATED nAIN TONIC
A KnSs,EAD Pride, alter having devoted q
lnR iin tusndyihg the 1t iestrng prerervn
iny The hair aud after ha,mg fully tested his dis
present his
CELEBRATED HAIR TONIC
pnbc efficient remedy prov icd for all
accidents hair is subject t." He has
ii, applied In great number II not "nly to arrest
hal when II had st Ia. hui renewing it's growth
ing what Wa lbs, Even hereditary eases he has
employed his cOSIt with the 1t uccrsui results lie
hrl",, alsn I'M ,lbe cure for TErrkR, RING
NoIM. SCALn-Htap. tii al tnar diseases
ingr"di ns ire,y inudu, ed this Tonic al
s"krc the haro be,uu II ssy e"lr and saves the
rtssN of Rdye
Sod a hi. manufar"ry adjoining The ashneon House,
an: oppo Nrgi, ,,thee Ais, at DR. H. TIiOMP
sons AMI Roy ALL PKIDES, Main street. belov Market
corner biilc deduction made when sold in
Teens only necessary append the certificate of the
irlh,w irg well known gen cnen:
we take p',sur In crrtif ing til have used frie's
li Ionc and stiy that II does all that hr pr misses
i,ri
Dr NY LATHAM. Dr II NELSON.
~ MITCHELL. I,.dfurd Ia. CL tKk, Campbell
JOHN CLARK, u GARLAND, Editor.
= rETER WM MCCOkkLE,
hrr,ny certify that have used two hotties Of A. PRlDES
iia Tonic hysg lost all my hair aud eye brws BY the
nppl II two BOTH hair and eyebrow again,
The opinion that would discontinue wearing awy
the Ionic, my hair would be- rasior, d.
THOMAS C. FtQtA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

4 NOkN! GOkN.. MEAL, IUMpnnd GROU Nj
" PIASrEE.I The undersigned has rented MeSsrs
. Lauglorue g. Johns their CORN AND PLASTER NJ ILL
keep hand the above art, which lie
will sell cheap to puncinai custonieis,
CIlAS. y. LANuHOKNE, Sole AIT
the sale ui " Plaster IN this
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

- llEDFOKD Atm -... ..
Id AND IODINE SPRINGS"
These Springs located the tho Counties Of
Canpbcil Bedford within ull
mountains, The Peaks OF outer "Mning the beau
be reached hours Iii point
The aud and tile VISITOR the Low
ans Virginia, aud The southern States would
here he would in The ndst he
situated directly on the ynehonrs and Salem Turn
pike the former place and miles
The Forest Depot at which place rchce will be TO
vey TO and from the springs, thkh or chAHoE
T. ECHOLS n SONS proprietors.
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lava COfEEE.--Wc hascj"- received IL ioi
~ Of prime Ola Go,srnmont Java Coffee lot sale.
Ii IIIII 4

aug IIts HE, JUIINNUN < 20.
NOTICk.-At meeting Of thr Hoasd Of hi.
~ Tcctors oi the Yrs mia and Tenn, karoah Company
held nj the ONCE Of the ~ nlnny IN e" Iy,hhurg
Saturday the 7th o Iannar i.7 The following resolutions
were adopted
Tn R6soird, That fun and III, hrs day o Irb-
aud
pay Tor no stock Killed rnus running tins road ul
he shown that such hilrd
of the cupable negligence vi to mpoS ot ths
Company.
damag, To goods produce within t,
day from the time such Articles shnud ia been delivered
Cop! from the minutes
al ~ IL
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ms soe PsF"sote - DsrssSS
nLs his ren.s something new la the way ~ RECLlN
lSs EASY CliAk hrre positions attained 10 this QUE
Chair; the amptcsi eoupie,s aud cheapest easy
Chair offered Tor aAe this market II sreeptabe
the Invalid the ordinary purposes u an easy
Chair Cali and see IL. T. J. FolkEs
~
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euNCBR PAINTS FOR S.REG0AN PAINT
II INo-we have just received supply II Engsh TUBE
PAINTS for treean and eAr Painting Also Greeian Var
nish, Mastic vaIptsh, brushes. &c. fo' sale by
J.. H. THOMPSON 4 CO.
Ikru. r,ata
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

NuONTGO nERY ALGu WATER.-wc have
WI al this ,de by Prof Booth OF the
Mint, wh.h shows he richer in minerals than any
Alum Water in Virginia Pi siians and Others quesed
ctli ta,t, and xnmn" anay IL mp in -
dmI"hns andlr Of per cheaper ,han other alum
e -'Id here For sI!o 10y tn agents,
oct L. lKsp COP, A STRD1IIER co.
aNNJKAGT JAW 4 tOFFEE.--A very nne
II irl"-an extcmI "rnucous cup G flee made In
mrnt Just received by STABLLR JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-22

PAYNE \ CHRISTIAN,

~
Are Agents for tho aud sll AT thof prices
q Kctnb,an copy. J5 ~ in
N,EW srYEE ENTENsgON sKgRCs-Jn-t
~ opened anaber lot those truly beautiful TX SION
SKIRTS wuh thoad u.talc hustle M,numctured by Dong
las & Sherwood aug ~ l., JOHN ARRAlIAMS
nNREShl SPICES, FOR pBt NG.1Nai.-t'oyc.
Mace CINNAMON, Celery seed. funrric Aispior " hiir
aud ng Pepper, " htc ulngor, Ne. a., i"r sai, by
jy 2sts " A STkOriER n co.
HOW I'd KEEP lP MES CNEDIr-PAY
L Il NOt X Bil.i.n PROMPTLY WHEN DuE,-Wr hoIo
friends Who Indebted up the lst jury. viii
with their accustomed pronItitnd" and
settle be pared Ia do WHEN called II
important 10 that they sh nId de-
ali Winter which intend
shall be extensi,e and attractive ihan 10
pl.h which sds an,ago"usy r.quir money Al accounts
duo last .Jassavy not settled by August win have /" be
placed In ohcs hands for collection We Will not be
do this In hut ustrc ourselves
less terms eompod witt there other alternative"
Bl RRD,5t.llS. SHARPER n 90
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uNUvAl. q MOTIONS % OR RISE TONIC, WAR
u RANTED To CONTAIN No ARSENIC "A .uppyo
Justly popular remedy diseases hors.s just
eeived and for saIe by W. A sTkOTHEk 4 go.
~" Rep copy. ma, IT'S
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ave MpN11E0 aTHoUSAND BCsMkI.s
" WHEAT WAETEp-A will pay the hishsas market
pss for AL prus Red and White Wheat brought this
ket Persons having such for sie viii do well be-
ore selling Bag furnished upon usual terms.
aug 2dJm JAZZ L. HORERR
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iss! COAsm AND

~ ~ I'M NO.
~ - WAuGoN FAC IoKl.-Ihr subscrt I'll ~.
her returns his gta.tul acknow |, dye.
mcnts To- his old friends and the liberal patron
ard him, Inf and Ih"
lie that hr has been re started IN business and he hopes by
more srict attention to business To rt conucc 81 n
lie will make !" order aud keep baud al kn'ls e"
Iron Axle Wagons, made III. substantial aud
style lie Will. also make order and III have made
general assortment at Carriages Ro,kawaSs aud Bu.
Al" assortment OF aud Two horse Spins M,ng
Wagons and Ia horse stages All who good work.
10 the old LyHhbayg Couch and Uassoa tdcfoy
he doing business "u tho cash rupe o,oci l."
get good work and low price Al who good and
neat Bagges give me call, JOHN II, BAILEY, Aga
mar L.
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uu&RRINd:'s EuWE PROOF SAFES
i LtAiIifn AND ri B.,kn BELIIN
iA T. ErATIlR
STE ,M ACHING HOSE AZ.
CDlTON AND LINEN IN ms
AND FpR
INSURANCE. your L,ic, tie Lives Of uur Servants
st 81 Had NJ - Pearl street
x chur,ud. Va kNDA lis y w AIFORD.
u,t2 iln
NNvACCstEs! tsOED ~ tCAES.-We ars
w ,uthnr>rd E. Z it, that they
hav- Just I'll ,t nj, " ATCIES suia
III, tnr ildi, ga 81 Grntlru en vest rhrts
requested (" call Narine them re
ni,rr 10 T. Ken
A'.W s.UUD~ ~ lII Bs. kttE1SEO
~ t In-t th'Nc the Market lie lis
tht ii rhrai The old terms
taS,' iac is
IAb j RNlS Agent.
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lNREAT REDUCTION OF CmARGkS on
u THE CANAL-TIlE HIGHEST RAT f. of FREIGHT
On GENERAL MEKCiiANDisE ONLY 3oNIS PER 100
LBS-ON GROCERIES,, CROCkERi. QCEENSBLRE,
DC, ONLY23 CTS PER 100 LBS, Which includes all exen
from the whsrves at Richmond ynchburg Guano
ly Q! 81 per OF 2UOU lbs
Thankful for the very liberal heretofore received
will In order to tho trade sill the Cana
put Goods through II the above low send
goods the more get the quicker cheaper ard them
LEE, Un the dock.
aug lots ri, hmotd, Va
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&UWuWkM ~ GUNNO, FNOW HOMbR ERN
- ISLAND. WEST INDIES -Ik- ricin st formation u
Pm srhaie of Lime known the aiming pei
cen, o Bone Phosphate of me, bang 50 per ener il
Phosphate o Lime than bone Dus For sale by thu sub
Der much lower prices than Peruvian Guiana and from
in"niais received superior to in terzng qualities r."
uriher particulars APPLY to W. I. ANDERSON.
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"A conesrn-lhs people 81 tynchbuIg and The asijo'h
counties hereby commanded - appear immediately
GLASS RAINks Just opposite the Farmer bask ard s
by they should ,. pc, cent by buying III
Clothing VI said hrm AMI getting such garments as
eoury and comfortable To their which caDUot
had any other establishment uion a. favorable terms
aept20ts COMMON SENSE. Judge
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-01-28

as .winer or>brandy, [ spose. But what
ever make up yer mind to use be pur-
tiklar to git in a suffishuncy, or else yel
pudden'll be fat. I orlers make it Q
pint ~ ia. .--a #-.E
How long must it baker, -. .. p.
,'Thar's the great thing after ull,-
The bakin' is the main pint. A pota-
ter pudden of ull puddens' has got tc
be baked jist right. Fer eff it bakes q
leetle too much, its apt to dry up-and
then agin, ef, it don't bake quite enough
II sure to taste pota atory--an that does
spile it, yer know
GLOW long should you think ?''
"Wal, that depends good deal on
the heat of your oven. If you have a
very hot OWN, 'twont do ter leave it in
too long, an if yer OWN amt so very
hot, why you'll be necessitated ter leave
it in lunger."
aWelI, how can I tell anything about
it?"
II orlers lets 'em bake till L think
they're done-that's the safest way. l
make it pint to have 'em baked jist
exactly right. It's very important in
all kines O. bakin'-cakes, pies, bread,
puddens, and eyerything-to have 'em
baked precisely long enough and jist
right. Sum folks don't seem to hcv no
system at all about thar baking. One
time they'll burn thar bread to crisp,
an thin agin it'll be so slack 'tant fit to
eat. Nothing hurts my feelings so
much, as to see things overdone or slack
baked. Here only 'tother day, Lorry,
the girl that Miss Philpot dismissed yes
terday. cum within an ace O. lcttin' my
bread barn up. My back, yer seed, was
turned mint, an what should she do
but go to stufin' wood inter tho stove
ut the orfullest rate. If 1 hadn't a
foun' it out jist when I did, my bread
would bin split, an no mistakin on t,
as sure as am live woman. Jupiter
Rammin! / was as about as much de-
composed as [ liver allow myself ter git
told Miss Philpot wouldn't stand it
any longer-one of us must quit--Lor-
ry or me must walk" .....s
$50 you've no rules about baking this
pudding?"
mo rule - said Mrs Mudlaw, with a
look of intense surprise. ar H
eyes, said Mrs. Darling, ''you seem
to have no rule for anything about it. -
s'No rule ~ screamed the indignant
cook: starting up, while her face grew
len times redslsr. aad. lerslittl black
sna4 psdsFWffh rage. s.No rulosI'
and she planted herself in front of Mrs.
Darling, erecting her feshy figure to its
full height of majestic dumpiness, and
extending the forcfnger of her right
hand till it reached an alarming propin-
quity to that lady's nose. 'No rules !!
do yer tell me I've no. rules? Me that S
cooked in the first families fer fifteen
yars, an awlers gin satisfaction, to be
towld by sich as yer that 1 haint got no
rules - ...
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-01-28
Letter from Hon. 7. S. Black.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 25, 1857


GENTLEMEN am honored by your
invitation to the meeting of Monday
next. I cannot be there but believe
your purpose to be just, and I trust 1
am not without a good reason for the
faith that is within me. If the Presi-
dent has done his duty well, his fellow
citizens ought to express their approba-
ton freely. That he has meant we'll
for his country will not be denied by
any reasonable man who knows him.
He has no object of earthly ambition,
except to perform the functions of his
good office so that when he retires from
it he may read his history in the eyes
of a contented and prosperous nation.
What has he done in this affair of
Kansas that is worthy of death or bonds ?
Difficult, complicated, and entangled as
that subject has always been, wherein
has he failed to meet it like patriotic
statesman Let his accusers stand
forth and specify what act he has com
mitted which should forfeit the conf
dence of the democracy in ''the leader
they love, and the chief they admire. y
When his administration began he
found a portion of Kansas, like Utah,
in a state of organized and open rebel
lion against the laws. The most infa-
nous crimes had been habitually com
mitted Murder, arson, and robbery
were common things. Some of the i'm
migrants were bad men, and went there
fer base purposes. They would be rul-
ed by nothing but the bayonet; and
accordingly two thousand bayonets were
sent there to keep them in order. But
the very latest adyices show that even
the presence of the army has not been
sufficient to awe them into submission,
or prevent them from committing the
most atrocious outrages. The natural
desire of the Presidents heart, and eve
ry honest heart in the country, was to
put an end to the reign of terror, con-
migration, and blood as soon as posi-
bic, and to substitute in its place the
supreme and pcaceable rule Of the law.
The army might do for while; but it
was disgrace to the American name
that military force was necessary to
keep one portion of the people from cut
ting the throats of another.
It was plainly seen by every one who
took the trouble to think about it that
no progress could be made in suppress
sing these disorders while the cause and
| the excuse for them remained. So faI
as they were not prompted by the mere
love Of plunder and blood, they were
the ofsprings of one relentless feud, one
fatal dispute, arising out of a single
subject, and that subject was negro sla-
very. This split the people asunder
! and made them hate each other with
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-01-28
CHAPTER III.
TuF sYBIL's CIRCLE.

The next day, Honora Informed her
grandmother, Madame Auderly, of God
frey's prcscnce in the neighberhood,
and the old lady sent her only brother,
Colonel Shannon, to fetch him to Pied
mont. Godfrey accepted the invitation.
On his arrival, he found that General
Sterne, the governor elect of Virginia,
and his son, had just taken up their
quarters. for several days, with Madame
Auderly; and tho old lady, in his hon
or, at once sent off cards of invitation
to some of the neighbors to visit her
that evening. r- -....f :-.....
When tea was over, the company ad-
journed to the drawing-room, where,
evening Joined them. ..... .....s -.
First came Father OLouherty, the
parish priest of St. Andrews Church,
at Grassland.
The next arrivals were Mr.. and Mrs
Willoughby, and Mr.. Heine.
Immediately after them came DIR. and
Mrs. Henry Hawe-the doctor, a man
of great fashion and elegance, the lady
delicate, pensive woman, with a sort
of sad, moonlight face, beaming softly
out between her feecy locks of jet,
AND, last OF all, to the astonishment
of everybody, came old Hugh Have
who bad been invited as a matter Of
courtesy, and was not In the least de-
gree to make his appearance.
He came not alone. On his arm he
brought 3 young girl, unihvited, but
whom, with grave courtesy, he present
ed to his hostess as Agnes parke, the
daughter of deceased friend, and now
his ward, who had arrived only that
morning, and whom, presuming on Ma
dame Auderly's well-known kindness
he had yentured to present to her.
Madame Auderly, reader Of faces