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CHEESE.

EUsT received supply Of good Cheese, and for
~ sale by -
August o. Oh GEO. RYNEAL.
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his bitter rcvilin", his rcproachcs and vows
OF reformation. Let them enter with him the
chccrlcSS house" where wife and little ones
are paving the penalty of his sin. Let them
see the misery those sins entail: the bitter,
rnchIng wart that starcs out from the scanty
heds' from broken furniture, from empty cup
boards, from worn and tattcred garments.
rom cE"crlc>S crates and wickicSs broken
lamp. Let them watch The smile that plays
about the wan face Of the poor, neglected,
almost heart broken wife as she kisses the
lips that so lately joined in the ribald laurh,
the drunken chorus. Let them watch the
dclecton that settles upon the face of the
irlncc of Good Fellows As the excitement
wears of and the sad bitter truth takes DOS
session OF his mind-,hc plain, hard truth
that his gooh-tcllow>hipis killing him, bodily
and mentally. is bcGroring his fam ilv, and
dragging down hcli,lcss woman and inno-
cent little children to a depth from which
they can hardly nope to rise. Let them sec
the ''ood Fellow i'll the mornn. as with sha-
Ky. nervous tecblcncss lie attempts to attire
h'n'S''f Ter another DAY Of 'larpincss;'' see
thc efforts OF Ike wife to make him smart and
neat: hear the whispered words of cntrca-
y as ne parts from hrr upon the threshold
ani tn" !'c'l-rS whispered back. Let them
see a'.'! i.ear ali this. and then say fthc sad
dr>t,poorc>t. t.tiIinc>t most dclu>ivc fall >hams
Is "ot that popular one, "TuE PRINCE OF
Coop FELLow, :"
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WHOLE No. !NG}.
Y ST EP HEN ROYCE
OVERNOH.
A PROCLAMATION.

In" year draws TO It's close. The seed time
and The harvest are passed. and the l,,mr.-.
are returned from the field bringing with
them the rlcntc,i.S fruits OF the season su,,;
clcnt for man and beast
God has blessed the people of thisl Stat,
with health and prosperity, and crowned tn.
year with his goodness
10 express our gratitude as a Christian
and an enlightened people, TO the Author Of
all good and the tiver Of all blessings and
TO perret"atc "oollv custom of our anrcs
tors. do hereby appoint TIL RSDAY. th.
llliRIlETiI DAY OF NOVEMBER i,<,.
ant. TO he observed lv the citizens of ,l,s
State as day of Pr#I.c TnA>ks,;,y,>,;
PRAYER AND PRAISE.
DUTY < proprictv cnioin us 10 Law aside our
ordinary labor> on that ,lav that W. refrain
from every Irrational indulgence, AMI every
unworthy amusement ami with w,,l;p, ,,,,;
grateful hearts assemble in onr reSrr,;v,.
houses OF worship, thercto o.l,r ,lcrout praj-.
70 linn whose ltvi - n lEc>s is ever all his
works.
on that day, let us praise God for the free
uo'h anu ll>fiic>> %. our tioy.r,ment far
the supremacy %: :. ol law for the rro,.r-
ton Afforded TO III. lives, lbertr. and pro,,-
crty OF all ci'iz n. Of o r commonwealth,
Tor the rewards Il l.! cncorr ,,,r,er,.S ,l,, bcn-
eSt LABOR receives for the .ieiccnt iuti,-
ehceS oil oar in>titi.fI of ca ,riiv and Learn
inS and abov" al. fr the prevalence Of
the Christian reli zion.
/ Let thanks be offered 10 our IIeavc,lx T.,
thcr, that he has seen Fl: to grant 70 the ,;,;.
zcnS OF this State 80 larre a ;no,sur. ofb.,l.l,
while pc>::lcncc that wa,k.,b in J,-Lpcss b,.
SO :re'Iou>!y afflicted manv parts ae our land:
that while other laniS are disturbed aui
oppressed tv War. We are blessed with pro-
found peace.
Let us. on that lay. worship our Maker
with humble and contritc hearts. rons.ss;n.,
our individual and national sins. It.. IInn
pc INVOKED to lpcrpc.uatc our Free t,ov.rn-
nich' That the mon OF these State, m,y
io'i: bc preserved for the good @. MANKIND.
that fi''ioii>m. wisdom. anl virtue may
S'i'ie our National Councils that harmony
may bc Preserved among the States -,b,,
the Vaccinations of bad men ,o extend M.
sphere oi human bondage NAV be oycrruleJ.
-'''a' i'i'en'icranre with all its woes NAV l.s
overcome and all those SINS that mark Us a.
P'"pie, rla.. soon lie known no more IN our
midst.
As yon gather around YOUR fresides. ami
SIT al The festive board. forget not The Widow
and The faillcrie>>. bu: distribute boun,ifullv
10 them who S;i:lcr by cold. i.unrer and want:
tor by 50 DOM. W. shall hold festival accen.
tab" 70 thc Most High.
Given under rr,- hand and the seal Of t,;s
State. in Executive Chamber. at Mont
re.ier, this ninth dav Of November. in
the year Of our Lord one thousand ,.;,ht
hun,:red and i'v-fou and Of the indie
p"ndcnce o.' the t'nif-', States the sew
entv-iinth STEPHEN ROYCE.
Ev the Governor.
CHArNCEY II. HAYDEN. Secretary.
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CnArNcEf II. HAYDEN. Secretary.

C"SNr"iAI-.-If you wish TO grow veal
thy, get married. VIA, ii cost, t. .,,,rs,rt
one wee will keep six children. Until
young man is married. he is tossed about from
one degree Ct ,nccdiina.s to another. till his
health, strength. and character are cornple,e
iy hurs:rd up a'l done for Talk about your
Congress water ani sea bathing! there is
nothing the Lord ever invented for the health
equal to ,!rtuous woman Were vounr
men permitted to get married when they first
feel passion for muslin and calico. one half
of the k"rr'i'nrg diseases that the human fam
llv are afflicted with would lie annihila.cI.
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a so YOU have come to reside in CboI
sea, MIS- Iartlnston:" said the squire, as he
e" at me OLD lady over the top of his
7Pecs' on the boat "IIow do you like the fer.
~; She smiled upon the squire, and soon
replied, 81 should like the ferry = cood d.,l
better If 1t didn't 90 by water" She was
here attracted by the battery at the navy
yard, and asked the squire i. tho.e GUNS xer.
tropics Of the revolution" She was ~,
S"eEed satisfactorily Oh this point, willie Ike
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A REFOR VI NEEDED.

The Bo<'on Transcript makes the following
excellent suggestions respecting one o: the
evils of New England society:
''Onc OF the uslicst pccu.iaritics ioci|,r,
to New England society needs il speedy rc.or-
nation. We alludc to the bad custom of uo..
s'pWns over harmless and pleasant inter
course between young people of the opposite
sexes. What VIC mean Is this: Ii a vcun.
man Is polite. and renders himself acrccab,
to young female friend in 1.-The beaten WI,
OF friendship" tho matter how intimate ~,
families of both may bc.) strai.htwav bccin.
the sly whisper and the open cavl Bus,
tongues pour into greedy cars the wclcou.,
news, that Mr.. --w was seen walking on, {
or twice with Miss --d'onc IN broad dng
Or, If the above mentioned gentleman invite.
his friend to concert or lecture, it Is al
over with thcm-a wcddin. NAV l,c cNpcctc,
shortly.
! " hat is the consequence of all this fool
l>hncss on the part of the lockers en- Smp
ly this: quiet, inoilcnsivc young man is Dc
prlvcd of the society of good d-;em,,c,c,
girl, who would improve his manners, ard b,
of great service TO him as a friend. Yer,
often, if he be denied social interchange OF
conversation in this way. or ramblc with
pleasant companion. he will look elsewhere
not unircqucntly out of the pale of rcspccta
bii:v, for his associates It's bad custo,,
worth mendins. this constant espionage thu
tyrannicaly held in our day, and VIC hop,
good sense and a better policy will tend t,
drive out SO foul and wicked habit"
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EiONlNY.


In point OF economy. As human food, orc
i''>hc oi beans or hominv is equal 10 ten of
r"'a:ocs. II 'Ininr. too. is tli,!i a.vnos: rs
chi'crSaiv liked Is potatoes, and at the
south about as freely eaten, while at the
North II Is seldom seen. In fact, i: is an ur-
known food exoe.t to few persons in cities
hy i''rin:. w" do lot mean sort of coarse
"''"'' ''''' s'''''S '' "il'e r'r''' from which
nun anu ''''' OK eye las 'rcn removed, 10y
'o'''c" ii''' ak
''"N'"" '"' "rdih> aiiho>t whole, anu com
pose" OF MITE t-Sc but starch 1t has been
va, ''> ''' '''' N'''"> """ 1"
- ''''''' ''i"eF
|i.''A''' Vi '..e vel S'i'i"e process "a
''''' ''''>' ~ ''o''' ''o'''''
IN iah1 where ''h"r All h9iii!nv are well
understood. Wash slightly in cod water,
a,..j soak tyclyc hours !, ,.,;., s.,,.
,,,e, ,,oi .,o,.. ,
:, :"
''' >di''t wafer "'A l'ich't more ad'icG rom
'''hc u 'i'hc "''' -''':' raT' TO prevent burn
ing ~" NOT SAT- while cooking, as that, or
hard water VIII harden The corn. so it will
pea, or hca,.> green or ,!rv. and rice also
WI n,
WAY to lc; carl, ,.as N To suit their ta,:e. h
,,,y i. .,,., x;,,, r.,,
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\ Nvr FOR TIE NEGETAE1ANs-Il Her
livcrous animals a!c certainly more affected
with tubcrcular disease than carnlverous. 1t
is a fact, also, that butchers who use much
animal food. are seldom consumptivc: and
truth compcls me to say that in few cases
could distinctly connect the development OF a
consumption with prolonged experiment Of
vegetarian diet. Unless we'll managed, and
in very robust constitutions, vcgetarian>m
tends to produce an excess Of the albuminOus
element of blood. and deficiency of its fl
brine, iron, and red PARTICLES, impartns a
paencss and ilabbiness to the tissues, gene
raj delicacv Of look. and a want of stamina
and power OF energetic endurance. This is
a state of matters as>uredlv verging On the
pathological condition Of the fluids charac-
tcrilinc the syrotuous constitution. Hence
tie necessity .or caution n vegetarian cX-
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g" AS water, whether it be the dew al,
heaven or the springs of earth, doth scatter
and lose itself in the ground, except it be
collected into some receptacle, where i, NAV
10y unison and comfort sustain itself; and TO,
that cause, the industry of man hath framed
and made spring-hcads, conduits, cistcrns,
and pools; which men have accustomed like
wise to beautify and adorn with accom- ,lish-
ments of magniiccnce and state, as well =,
OF use and necessity. So knowledge, whetl,-
er 1t descend from divine inspiration or s;,r;,.r
from human sense, would soon perish and
vanish to oblivion, if it were not preserved in
DOCKS traditions conference. and places a,.-
pointed as universities, colleges. and school,
Tor the receipt and comforting the sa,ue.
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came not as we had hoped, in solid content,
sat on seat by her side, making up faces at
a hoy IN boat that was p:$S!nr at that time
Post.
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ADV ERTISENENTS

Inserted at the usual prices. Transicnt advertise
incnt- must h." paid for in al :ancc Advertisement,
should b" marked the Der oftimc, 10 be inserted
-"thcrWi-" they will hc continued u,il forbid ltf
Cor at 'he option Of the pub i+!rr-. and CHARGED
uccor,iiurIv
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Nts1l. IS---,Ns>. 10.
Tbc Californian.
CHI 4 y WIC!i Il RAND.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

W II l..." kIIrEEp'iI X tnLEY'S HuilIinr :;
JohiI-hnrN-"pp"-;.c the "St. Iohi,.burv I!ou~. =
KMS...Sl 80 per aiInUm. if paid within
the wear: $500 ii par;nrn, be ,IclavnI beyond
that time. y" paper Discontinued until all arr.ar-
arc, are paid ryccp. =, ta ,,,-i,,, of r.
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pcrimcnts Let me not be misunderstood as
Unconditionally decrying vcgctariani~m.-
There is much good in it - but it is capable
Of as great abuses, quite as an unmixcd diet.
Having experimental carefully on mv<clfio for
two years, with vegetarian diet, consider
myself qualified to give counsel on the sub
jet. 1t will not do for all healthy people,
nor as an ind;scrminatc recommendation 10
invalids. In the hands Of physician, it is a
potent auxiliary of hi, art But there is a
time to eat animal food. The grand questions
are, the measure and proportions of i.-when
TO stop, and when to rc-commcncc, and how
FAR to 90. TDE. BAIEIEHE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-12-13
Treasury Department, N. c.,
NoyEHHER l3 1854

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of the goth of
December next for the purchase of in Bonds is
sued by the State of North Carolina under Act of
semby for the construction of the Weldon Castor Rail
road and for the Improvement of the navigation OF the
Neuse and Tar rivers They are by enactment e1
ep from taxation for any purpose They will bear date
the lst of july 1854 will ten years, and will have
coupons attached for the interest six cent
payable the first days of January and July each
year Both interest and principal will be payable at the
Bank of the Republic in the city of New York unless
where the purchaser prefers have them payable at the
Treasury of this State They will be issued in of
$1,000 each Parties bidding will please address their let
tiers endorsed, Proposals for N Carolina stocks to the
undersigned at Raleigh, n c. They will also state in
what kind of funds they propose to pay The bids will be
opened on the goth December next in the presence e the
MoTdscai President of the Bank Of the State Of
whole or in part, he may deem most advantageous TO
the State Successful bidders will be required,
informed of the acceptance of their bids deposit Bank
the of their bids with the accrued interest from
the st of July last to the credit of the Treasurer of n c.
This deposit may be made in the Bank of the Republic n
York the Bank of the State of n c. the Bank of Cape
Fear Raleigh Documents showing the great of
the State and the small of her Indebtedness,
be had application at this Office to Messrs Brown
DeRossett, city of New York.
D. w. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of " c.
November 49, 1854. 1U2-td
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n EATHER FOR SPRING SALES, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETA1I--We respectfully inform
friends and the public that have in large and
excellent Stock Of leather and findings for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South of New York and for less price than they be had
even there of travelling freight &C. considered
All of our purchases having been made from the Impor
ters and Manufacturers by the whole
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly
Tannery places in power sell Goods above
ed Those who wish to buy lose by giving stock
examination, and believe shall be able please,
both MS to price and quality Below Of
the leading articles viz:
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins (ths maker had the
premium awarded TO him the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1S5l.)
40 dozen French Skins. best quality,
40 '' American Calf Skins,
90 % Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins
500 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemlock Sole Leather
80 " Band Leather,
LASTS Boo:Trees Shoe and Boot Makers of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also, Sewed BrOgans of manufacture warranted
to give satisfaction and many other articles
to mention at No 2l Old street. opposite B. p Harrsons
Saddlery. F. A. & R. H. FORD.
b We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered To Store.
Petersburg, May 8, 1882. IT,
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November Is, 1854. log i'd


DREPARATION FOR THE FALL AND
II WINTER CAMPAIGN, -1854-55 AT THE CLIO
tons wholesale department. which have
contract the past have the pleasure
cling that both the lower and upper of this Mann
moth Clothing Establishment well filled with the largest
played at the time in the Old Dominion. The firm
invite especial attention TO the quality workmanship,
style price of their clothing believing that in all
spects has unrlraed claims upon the attention of the
Wholesale purchaser. Especial attention is give at
times the selection of Sizes that the purchaser of
small stock will only have those sizes which maori-
of customers and leaving them with clean stock the
close of the
the Ready made Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing bus
mess, in part as follows:
F French Black Dress and Froek Coats, sls to IS
American and German 6 to Is
Fancy, dress and rock of desirable color
Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed and Beaver Sacks half Sacks
Frucks and Paetos prices from three twelve
dollars
Over Coats of every suitable style of goods in market
from the lowest to the finest grade.
Cloaks, Caledonians Julien and Talma.
PANTsin large and choice assortment be found
styles TO suit all tastes black Cassmere and French Doe
Skin also, French English and fancy solid
colors.
VESTS Rich Plush Velvet. Grenedine Florentne and
Baratha Silk, Cashmere Imitation Cashere Blue and Fan
cy Cloth, Black and Fancy Satin, Farmers Satin with a
large assortment of and wedding surpassed
by any establishment
Our furnishing Establishment is we'll supplied with eve
ryhng pertaining to that branch of business Gloves
Shirts Collars black and fancy Cravats Stocks Scart
will be uniform and low goods of the quality
be purchased in the Northern cities
To the cash and prompt purchaser solicit call
to examine our stock before making their purchases
A. S. SHAFER d CO,
Clothing Bazaar, Syc. aud Dack ST.
Petersburg, September 5, 1854. So
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Patent Door and Gate Spring.

y Uett
Id w. INMAN, FROM SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND,
H. Mandatory Of "Inmans Patent Door and gate
SPRING which awarded the first premium at the
Worlds Fair in London 1851 that he has
sttued Mr. John Creech merchant of Raleigh his sole
agent fort he counties of Wake New Hanover
Wayne Johnston and Orange the State of North Caro-
lima For nsatness simplicity and full performance of all
and its eheapness it certainly takes its position in the
first rank of modern invention
We do not intend to puf-a single examination will
vince the judgment of its utility.
-. R. W. INMAN.
For sale at Williams l. Haywoods Drug Store. and at
James n. Towles', Raleigh
Nov, 4, 1853. ~ ee-2n
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A GR1cULTURAL MA Acr1,,nrpx y

- WHY
senoer has on hand the largest stock of Farming I'M
pements to be found in the State embracing horse
mneh have takeu the first prenisms the late Fair held
In baltimore and this CITY wheat Threshers Drills
SEED corn Planters Corn shelters Of kind
smell from 30to 500 bushels per day which low
ana warranted fully equal to be found the Union
straw cutters for hand and horse power homny Mills Gst
mills capable Of grinding 20 bushels good per hour;
Corn COB Crushers Vegetable Cutters Fan mills
which have taken 81 premiums with medals and
ctes OF tner pre-cminence all others; of
every size and shape Cullivators for hors-
& win wrought and cast and reversible steel
Cotton and Tobacco Cavaors Plows of all patterns for
one Wo three and four horses large desirable
rent M as can be found house north SOUTH with
4o TONS OF Plow Castings to suit Yokes Bows Yoke
irons Bow pins wh1e Trees Trase Chains, OK and Log
Ghass Axes, Grub hoes, wedges, Drag and Cutivator
Teeth spades shovels Forks some worth Sc each Gard
en- Tools hoes Garden Pows and Cultivator Chain Pumps
eass Iron Pumps Garden Engines Posthoe Augers Bull
ngs Ok Balls Butter ChuIns with every other desirable
Implement hr the Fgrr I" be found in any Agricultural
House north SOUTH with many other desirable goods,
viz Bar Iron of all sizes for the farm, blacksmith, ship
wright, carriage makers, &c. &c. bellows, anvs vices,
and dies hand and sedgc banners blast pipes
boxes carriage axes and springs coudons and other ho
low castings grlndstones framed and framed with
ton rollers for same &c. with large lot of
and black white and coorcd hemp
twlne for sturgeon nets wrought and nails ship and
boat spikes, with great other goods which cannot
be enumerated in advertisement All in inv
ted to call and supply themselves the best
S. MARCH.
Norfolk, Va. Dec. Is, 1858. 10
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II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
- fers for Sale Tract of Land containing 497 acres
FRANKLIN COUNTY, and on the waters of Tar River
and Sycamore Greek. About oneourh of the land is
original growth, and about of fat land, good
quality A good dwellng,house and all out
houses The land is we'll adapted to the growth of heat
Corn Cotton and Tobacco Persons wishing purchase
will call on the subscriber at Franknton.
JAMES S. YARBROUGH.
Oct. Z, 1854. 9l-tf
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1900 Acres of Roanoke Lands ; and a parcel OF
Likely Negroes for Sale.


NNHE SUBSCRIBER WISHING TO DEVOTE HIS
IL time, earnestly to his profession offers for sale his
farm six miles above CASTOR in the county of Norhaml
and State North Carolina The farm is situated in
healthy and pleasant county, and wealthy and intel
ligen neghborhood Upon the farm there is excellent
and we'll finished dwelling hosue containing eight ten
rooms and every necessary and conUeet out houses.
the subscriber having to considerable in fit
ting and improving the place expecting at the time to
make his home for life The tract contains about $50
acres oflow grounds OCq6 because crops are seldom
by eshets large portion Of the remainder is
in its original growth hickory, Dogwood &C. The soil is
well adapted the cultivation of wheat tobacco and
cotton and susceptible of the highest state of mprov
The subscriber has taken pains to improve
isand, by ditching and the fertilizers The
of this only the facilities afforded by the
of the Roaneke but the Railroads convenient
that he with breakfast home and dine in Raleigh
Petersburg Norfolk In addition he has the convenience
Of large mill halfa mile of his residence
portion # the upland has been highly manured aud
seeded in wheat and winter oats another portion has upon
good stand of clover The subscriber very
sell his farm and will do for the Of $4,000 dollars
and allow the purchaser if he desirers it. An
ergetic and industrious with fifteen hands could pay
for in ST period from the products of the farm
alone
The subscriber for fair price would sell to the purchas-
er ten or fifteen hands [young men and women
During the session of the Legislature address 1T
Raleigh, N. C. JNO. B. BYNUM.
Dec. 1854. 5-tf.
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June Q, 1882.
e NC IN f f. Rim 6.

U L i L
TWVHE UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
IL pans specifications, and estimates and to contract for
TEAM ENGINES and BOILERS, SAW AND GRIST
MILLS, MINING MACHINERY, HOSTING, AND
PUMPING ENGINES, TOBACCO PRESSES AND
SCREWS, AND
Machinery of Every Description.
Being practical Machinist and having had years
experience in North Carolina fully of the wants
If the people and safely say that my facilities for fur
nishng good Machinery fair prices unsurpassed.
will pay particular attention to putting up machinery
in any part of the States Of North and South Carolina
Agent for McClntocks patent Safety Valve, and Scotts
patent Brick Machine, &c. &c.
Us All letters to receive attention must be postpaid
HENRY G. BRUCE,
Consulting Engineer,
Raleigh n C.