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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

70 ne Faculty and Trustees ~ Seloolsand Collev,s
GEsrLKsEs: --The undersigned are preparing large
aud handsome Map p the state and Gszsecr 10 ac-
company i, We wish 20 have engfavngs " Inc Pub.
lic buildings Colleges and Academies 10 emhetish he
Gazetteer and Tie borders o. The Map. This plan will
give publicity "a your institution 81 well Is ,how what
state Is doing. We will therefore. insert IN the
Ga1etteef an engravng Of your building. II you will
furnish Us with the dfawings-you paying the expense
Of The plate, Of which you have duplicate seteo
type plate for your Circulars, &c. Aud 500 win pay
the eNpcupe u cngasine, will also have the Bull.
ding % lhe Map border. which will he IN Advertisement,
ior ~ time 70 come Ifyou viii send % a written IL.
scdpiion u your college. School IL nune location.
faculty. trustees, terms de-, We will insert Il 10 the Ca.
zciieef free ofcbase. se,eslIhsiiulions have already
done So but we want all IN the STATE.
Very Respectfully. your obedeni seryanis,
wM. D. COOKE. Raleigh.
SAMUEL PEARcE, Hllsboroush.
Address VIM. y. Cooke. Al Raleigh, N. e.
Iunr t2, 1855. pe-
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New and Fresh Goods
lgfNTs E'EYy ~, n I lEEiS !

4 FOE ENsr.aEMIMa
vENHE undersigned has just returned from New York
with full assor,nSn; Of Goods for Gentlemen
wear, comprising
senioni's, Bioley's and Dermon Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers and other
0yer-coatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and More Antique
Vestings,
Ready-made Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
10 waeh he respectfully invites the attention Of his
friends and the public
e has the satisfaction Of sa,ing TINT his selection
BY FAR the most perfect regards true taste elegancs
aud quality, Of any that he has ever before offered.
The experience of mole than twenty years has heel
fully exercised fsr the benefit Of his customers add his
sgfs to please in this instance have already been fully
sustained by the judgment Of persons Of known taste
and capacity.
Ills stock Of Cloths were purchased, fresh imported
foTs tbs most fashionable and best established houses
ma ior his Ready made Clothing, both as TO style and
lini-h be chsienges the closest scrutiny.
All Is A, No. J.. And 40. tit Is promised, or nc
psy required.
Grlaher - g.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
February 2sth,

sEsHE subscriber takes This method Of informing his
customers and the public generally, that bis Mills
in frs, rate order for making Flour Of the best kind
and with despatch. having three pair Burrs running,
and can make load Of Flour in a few hours. The
Mills within about three miles of the Rail Road,
where the Flour can be put and shipped TO any
ket desired Those from distance, coming early in
The evening can have their Flour made by The next
morning. that they take il 10 the Rail Road, and
returning get their oa 10 take hone all the same
"trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very best prices will he paid for WHEAT BY
The subscriber, at the Mills or 1T Peter D. Rufns in
HillshOrough.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81. IL
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THESE Pills are eafireig Vegetable, and area most
superior Medicine in the cure Of all Biheus toa
plants, Chile and Feuer, DgsPspsia, cosrtness, IL
Sail Rhem, Feptrs cf aii kinds LosseJ Appetite, Oh
sfructed End Paigiul Meissi action, and al lingering
diseases. i ssssa3as is #
As Fdmaie Medicine they act like charm; and
when taken accofdng to tile directions, they fall
70 cure the wos, cases Of Piles, after oil ohei
medius fail. $3.50 af s "a s.
tore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretary Organs
d healthy tone and action; and aS nm AnlIBicls fa-
mily Medicine, they have no equal Price ~ cents
per box.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN away from the subscriber on lhe Alb Of Jelly.
1853, Negro Girl named JANE, aged about
% years. She 10 black heavy ss Of ordinary height.
sioops forward little when walking fast aud is ifee
spoken. She was formerly owned ~ Mr.. James John.
John Trolnger, ESQ., and she i probably lurking IN
Alamance county. The above reward viii be given
Cor her apprehension and delivery me. near Leas-
burg Cssweli county, or for her confinement In any
all so that can get her.
JAMES W. REID.
August IS .ir -
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Boots, Shoes, Leather. &c.

NHE subscriber iakessihis method Of informing bis
friends and The public generally. that he is carrying
the Boot aud shoe-nakng Business his Tan Yard
IN Orange county, N. e. twelve miles south Of Roxbo-
rough, and twelve miles north Of Hilshorougb. The
shop conducted enlirey by NJ. Asa Davis former
" Of Hil.sborough. who 6aers himself, and those for
whom lie has worked will bear him out in his opinoh
that he can do good work AZ any workman in the
State and reasonable terms aud in expeditions
manner as any other workman TO be found.
All orders from distance promptly attended to. lie
Is now receiving large stock Of Northern Cali skin for
making Boots. Shoes, &c. ~, noe
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RAIElGH AND GAsroN RLIIRoAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR R. R. Office,
y Ralaiah Feb a 1856. y. (

A 8 the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Is now
completed to Charlotte, notice Is hereby given, that
goods or produce brought down that Road intended for
Transportation The Raleigh q CASTOR Railroad will
be received by this Company at the North Csrona Rail-
road Depot in Raleigh, (owned jointly by the two Com
panes, and will be transported thence without delay or
extra charge. and goods designed for the Western Mer
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
liyered at the same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or
Portsmouth, except way freight which must be paid
in advance or on delivery ofthe goods.
Every effort will he made BY the officers and agents Of
the Company to give satisfaction in ihehanspoltation Of
goods and produce
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
them distinctly marked, that their destination may be
A"'"' RIA. HAMILTON, President.
February Is. tf26-
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% Dollars Reward.

~ AN away from the the subscriber ia December last,
A neglo boy by the name JIM, about foriy-fse
years DID, five feet eleven inches high yellow complexion
inclined TO be itecklcd, short knkey hair, teeth yellow
and Sc, apart Twenty five dollars reward will lie given
for his apprehension. il returned TO me, confined in
any jail that get him. Unprecedented oui of the
State, the reward will he increased to fifty dollars. My
post-ofice address is Oaks, Orange County, N. q.
JAMES THOMPSON, Sen.
March l.. 2S--
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE Subscribers are now receiving and opening !
large and varied s.eek q New
.fall mo oolinttr C30oNs,
which ihey offer Oh reasonable terms.
Il j. impossible 10 sn ADVERTISEMENT 10 enumeraie 81
Tie anci,s 10 which they would cali attention. but lley
have FOR LADIES,
sold English end French Merinos.
Black. Suiped, Plaid and MORE Antique silks,
Al Wool Delsnes. Solid and Fancy,
Mouseline Dsl.sinss,
NeW Winter Bonnet Rbbnns.
Grass BDds, Wheat and Velvet Leaves CO Tim
ming BoTnCta,
Velvet Marie Antique Trimmings
Molsir Head Dfesses,
Philadelphia shop.Nade Shoes,
Cl0sks, Msniillas. Tainss. and Shauls.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
oveicosis o. eli grades.
Black and Colored Rroek Coats,
Plush and Cut yelsei Vests,
Lpafy's Ventilated Dress Hats.
sold and Fancy Csssimers,
InJa RBbtef Coats and Pants,
Cloves. socks. Ties. &C.
Their stock u Keiseys. Blankets, Hats and Shoes.
aeecsd vfh great care and will compare ia qust
~ and price With ans II the msriet.
J. e. rURRENTlNE 4 SON.
OctnbeT .. 9.
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THE HnLsBoRoUaH RECORDER
nPualisntR wt1ELr
by DENNIS HEART-r A SON.

TGIinss-Two Dollars year. " raid IL nssanrc
Two DollArs and fJ Gents. " moi laid within thns
months; o. Three Dollars II delayed until ailet lie a
pitaiion oftbe year.
No paper will he discontinued until M suearaxe. arc
paid. unless Al the option Of the publishers.
Hereafter no papci viii e sent 10 = new .ah.e,ibes
out Of this state unless payment l. made IN adt.oe :,
some person 10 The state will brcon respoi,ns h the
edisofsi and lhe paper ell not he at,o suhaeiber
out q ihe sias 10y than two years without 4 nav.
men unless Il " personally known 10 ns and ID
whose nisgny We have confidence
ADVERTISING Rates for The Recorder.
Administers not exceeding fourteen lines. one
dollar for the s and iwsaiy.vs cents lof each ssh..
queni insefiion longer ones 81 proportion Court al.
vertisemenis twenty-five per cent. higher DEDUCTION
q ons.thifd will be made 70 sdsenises BY The ysak
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(sAsTILE Soap, Blown Windsor Soap, Turreniin
u soap, Fancy soaps. large variety.
For ale By LONG & CAIN.
Maya s.
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON, N. c.

A. III. VanbOkkeIen. Proprietor.
TINE subscriber having purchased the entire interest
a in the CLARENDON IRON WORKS. so-
cts orders for
Steam Engines, Of any power or style,
Saw Mills of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grist and Saw Mills complete.
Parker, Turbine and other Waier-wheels,
Rice-iield Pumps aud Engines,
Leaviit's Corn and Cob Crusher,
Rice Thashers,
Shngle Machines,
Skating Hangers and Pullies,
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Iron Castings Of oil kinds and patterns,
Blass ditto ditto ditto,
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work Of all kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and Jails.
THE ESTABLISHMENT
Having been recognized for the express purpose 81
insurng punciuality n the execution u all orders, The
public may rest satisfied that any work which may OF.
fer viii be promptly delivered according to promise. and
OF suchwokmanship cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Being in charge of man Of talent aud experience
have no hesitation 10 saying that the work hereafter
turned out shall compare avorably in every respect with
that of the celebrated in the States and prices
which will make il the interest of all that send
me their orders.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay; and having large force
for that purpose it will prove advantageous TO any per-
needing such TO give The preference, without
gard 10 the expense Of sending from distance.
Orders will be addressed 10. Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington, n. q.
A. II. yANB0KKELEN.
October Is To-
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MAPES's
Sitr0gcnized SMpeF-Ph0sphatc
OF LiEie,
Mapes' Improved Super-Phosphate
of Lime.

Mapes' Improved Super-Phosphate
of Lime.
FREDERICK M.CREADY,
General Agen, for the Manufacturer Office Of The Work.
ing Farmer, l43 Fulton Street. N. York.
JAMES WEBB, Agent, HlIsborough. n c.
THE numerous experiments BY which these fertilizers
have been tested. prove their superiority al
others in the cultivation Of ell kinds Of crops, IN tie
garden and in the field.
They are prepared under the direction Of Professor
Mapes, Editor Of the Working Farmer. and hsse teen
used BY himself and others, with the most marked al.
Santages, for the last five years.
Arrangements made BY the manufacturers enable them
and hence they cas- offer pure article, composed en-
guano and sulpbaie Of ammonis price equal 10 that
Of Peruvian guano bot foF the Of the farmer Is Of
quite double is value. By such treatment the ammonia
Is longer volatile, and hence it Is lasting than
Peruvian gusno.
Five hundred pounds Of the Improved Super Phos
phaie Of Lime have been found by frequent experiment.
fully equal 10 value thirty half cords d vel rolled
stable manure and from not icing VOLATILE lasts 10 the
soil until consumed By ihe plants.
The convenience Of this consists in iis smsi
bulk. and consequent Of handling. single hun
drej pounds applied fopdtessins 10 meadows viii
increase the yield more Than ton per acre.
Its superiority and economy, compared with euano,
very great Comparative experiments have been made
with this manure, alongside 81 oil other known ietiz-
and invariably with results favorable 70 The Imptoy-
ed sbpef-Phosphsie d Lime
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SF you want ifIlRgsP RAEIE GlAlJ2lRuAC iiEss
which will not only render good service, but be also
neat call on the subscriber, living six miles north Of
Marlborough. He has been carrying on the business
for the last sixteen months and his work has proved to
be FIRST rate. He is determined thai his work shall
tnue to be executed in the best MANNER fully equal to
any in this section Of country and at prices TO suit pur
chasers. Persons wanting Carriages send their
ders through the Post Office Al Hlsborough, and they
win be promptly attended to. All Kinds Of Repairs will
be done in good order and on moderate terms.
U The subscriber has purchased the right for Orange
County in PArgsr Brake for all kinds of Carriages
to which he invites the attention Of the public.
AZ The subscribers Wool Cardiug
Machines are in good order, and are doing the very
best quality Of work. Prices heretof Eight cent?
for whites Twelve and halfcents Tor mixed; or one-iti
part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
lime 90 4ltf-
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BRANDRETn's PILLS,

For the cure Of Influenza, Cobb Iidig,sfion, Dys.
pepsia. Headacht, Debiiily, Weakness,
&c. &c. DC.
CT 4 Fresh Supply just received. and for sale by
ihetgents, d. lIeart a Son, 81 the Printing Office.
iliIsborough James B.MsDade, Chapel Hill; and
q IA .Mebrne Mason Hall.
Iuly 9Th, 1894. iy4i J.
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you want to insure good crop of Garden Yegeta-
bles, try bag of Mapes' Phosphate Of Lime. few
bags on hand now.
JAMES WEBB.
February 25th, 27-
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Prepared by DR.. ]. @. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass

aud IUT sale By
Drs. Long & Cain, iiillsboruugh,
Holt. Murray 4 Co, Graham,
and Druggists and dealers in Medicine every where
March 81 s0--l2m
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HAVING been appointed Agent for the sale Of
: Prof siapes's Fertilizers,
lhe used with such success by Mr. Wm. ]. Binr.
ham, ready 10 receive orders Cor eiilsf The
Niitogenized OF Improved Super Phosphate Of Lime.
uhieh w be furnished BY The ton Of Manufacturers
price and expense from New York addeI
Terms, cash when ordered.
JAMES wEBB.
February ~. 20
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h. w. HERBERT,

HoNTiNUES TO give promp, stteuiicn Co all
~ rfsnci'rs 81 upe taSg.EErr BHsiSr.s zEa l.
pfers.sd TO negoiis,e LIFE AND FIRE iSSuR-
ANCE, IN any amcunfs rrQuired, IN the Hartford
firr iasorauee Company, Hartford Coaaeciic al.
FIankiia Insurance Company, Of Philadeiphia
and the Insurance Company OF the Valley OF Viz
With an experience OF nearly six years "a The
business, and b-ing possessed OF peeplssr sfvsnta
&c. Zoe asceTiaipiog the s,t-hgih OF all Insurance
Companies doing business in fhfs aud the N0rhtTB
Sts es. special aueniios vii he given 20 placing
risks only in Consrsnies q unduubicd Tcsronsibi-
'iy srs where fair dealing may Be relied upon in
case OF ,o-S.
Dwelling Houses, Stores. NTH. Bsrus. Facto.
ries, Merchandise, iiousehojj Furniture, aad
evety Description % Pefsohsl Properly. IN conntry
0f ioSu, ihsafed sgainS ioss or damage BY firr
Lie Assurance IN the bcsI Companies On the
Unn9d Sfat-s.
The Lives of slaves Insured for tEo-thifd, Of
their value, at loves, rats for period of one 10
hve vsats.
In ali eases OF loss particular attention Il given
TO seeure TO the parties insured LIBERAL at
ana ptumpi payment of their claims
Applications either IN person cr ty letter will be
promptly ai,ruced TO. asd auy iuiofma,ion 90 The
subject chcytiuiiy given, " addressed TO JouS +
BROwS, Post Master, Charle,town OF
u. w. HERBERT.
Agent for Jefferson Cnunty Va
Z. 3 igen6s Post Ofiee ChailrsloWn.
Nav -. trJ5.-iY
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FORGIVE aUICALY.

Many true heart, that would have came
back like dove to the ark, after its frs,
trausgression, has been frightened bsyoad
recall by the angry lSok aud menaeo-ihe
taunt, the charity Of an unforgiVing spirit
These are strong words, aud many 4 rca-
der may thiuk they do not touch him VI her.
as one who ever erred in refusing to forgive
penitsnt sinner Perhaps not aud then
again perhaps ysu have.
Are you paTent9 Your child has bro.
ken your commandment, incurred your dis
pleasure, aud has been living for some hours
under your frovs have you hailed the irst
signs Of sorrow, encouraged him 90 eons back
aud cOnfess bis fault, while your own tears
fall on his head, those silent witnesses Of
your grief aud willingness 20 forgive Or
have you kept him at distance repelled his
rising sobs Of contriiisn, that be might 10
altogether broken down before 10 becomes
= penitent OF yeur feeti
Are you friend And when one whom
ysu lave loved and trusted has grieved ard
Willingness TO forgiven Or have you kept
him at a distance, Tepellsd his rising sobs Of
eOutritioa, that he might be altogether bro.
ken down before he becomes peaitenI al
your feetl
Are you friepdl And when one whom
you have loved aud trusted has grieycd sud
wounded you, do ysu surround yourself With
= esst Of nail. lesi ycu shggli discover 10
k!a tie Ws2kaelG OF b.,ug ssAi0gs 10 for.
give aud forget Oh IL is like man 70 sin
/ 10 forgive IS divine
Read that stsry VI the prodieal son. tLst
woudrous epitoms of the gospsl that iuspi
Z red drama In which the sinrer aud the Sa
vi3ur are seeu All the Ways Of mercy 10
I ward the srring aud The loss are painted on
; a canvass, TO the life While DO was Yet q
great way on the father cav bim. aud had
compassion, snd Tsn and fs!i on his neck and
kissed Lim Ss God, the Sayiour, saw the
: rsturuing sinner the hrst emotion q strus.
cling sorrow, he not only saw rlABt.
cd there And witk what as to
welcome prs3igal siun .0 -isous
bot the sinners be comes cal. save.
Let US be ia baste TO forgive Alag the
path even of our eneay, Let tie twool waters
OF our kindness GOV As viii s.oOp to drisk
and il will do hin good a. a mcdicisc IL
is GoJl.ko 70 overcome evil With good to
Pr3Hsr forgircutss / fsgs there are sigus oi
rcpsntEuec, that the offer may stir the soul
Of the srring, and SHOW him that the way Ia
return is open, the joy of forgiveness j. even
greater than tbSt e uninterrupted love
Sueh . spirit woa,d shcd a lhlm on ihc
housoh8ld aAere disorder sfteu rtigus IA
rents and children. husbands nud wiys,
friends Cbristians, the whole family Of man
would be happier and better fgr rtncmler
ing that be who II swift 10 forgive - NOR,
like The Saviour tban be who never gives up
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a f.w nlnute. vi.h .ns,her pla.s Of e,te.,.

Anew minutes with another plate OF cakes.
Eo7t beautifully tAsej. IN Der oHr ssi.l.--,
Horace ate large quantity Of them, more
than enough merely to satisfy hunger, be
cause Of the beautiful little hands that made
them. And then he wandered over the farm
with the old man, aud pra,ed Of horses aud
COWS and crops, as though he knew some
thing about them ss well as broaielotbs aud
ealieoes- AZ dinner time Jane and Char
loite we're in the pArlor waiting for him aud
Sarah, as usual, was busting about The
kitchen. Il do wisb,' said be, sotto vCse.
that one Of those girls would take Sarah's
place in the kitehsa = little while that
might fnd out some Of her housekeeping
qualities, and that might have little chat
with her
Bus he waited for such change in vain,
though lie found sons opportunities Of con.
verse. aud discovered all he wished 90 know
jast then about her mental qaaliticr tisus aud
requirements and at the clsse Of the fourth
day, just before be get into bed, he slapped
the white eoustsrpala- a Ephatiaally, aud
said to it-ss there was nobody in the room
l suppose lie must have spoken to the couz.
terpaus or the bed post--'She the wife for
me
The next day was the limit of Lis visit :
aud "a DO stoos AZ the window after break.
fast, be cav Sarah with the vitehing white
apron, trip out into the orchard TO shake
down apples, for il was taking day aad pies
were TO be mads Horace suol!cd out after
her, and shook the tree aud helped TO pick
up the apples, aud carried the basket IS they
returned slowly, very slowly, to the house
What it was be whispered ia her car, she
never told, bat she seemed not displeasea
though evidently surprised aud a little
frightened
\ year after, Horace was at the house Of
bis old friend again, aud this time Sarah was
not so much in ihe kitchen. There we're
great preparations for wedding going (Ir
ward and in few days, Sarah becan 1.Ar,
Horace Hastings and now, in a spiendid
Boston Mansion she fully jus,jiss the wis.
dom Of her dear husbands choice, by beiEc
to him a most excellent wife aud a superia
tive housekoSper.
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AGES INCLUSIVE
titoI9 $3.50; - 70 % s3IO, - t. % s. 10
20 TO % 3.7oi 50 y 80 5O5i 10 70 ~ 3.s0. A 10
50 SEQ
4 ,ihsl- payment IN advance of ,hres aai abalf
AHnuHi PIefui1ms O. ne aboys table, vii. ,i;'e
parry 1oaPa,i A7 Poley j'r ns r1a's iera 2, y-ar
gfar
7ss fails-i-y Gea,ral RulsI lsia Rrg.ia,s I4,u-
TzHEg -,g- ~ L5is ~ Aaat-J
1T Paitits NiE h grated Tor ~, term Or One
Two, Three or four Years ~ lLc same fsic of an
h1sl PREMIUM ~ eiher isrm. ~ Adyantszs pscu-
liar 70 IBIS 0ce never before ptsg1red % iatUfcrs
-. AnY sun NOT e1ceetiog three iodfths uf the
a-tual cs5h vaiae q Slaves wiii ts iasuitd.
-. POlitics may b. tfsaslcnsi irrespective q
ihs Company.
Ih. TIE Pfemium 6r,l sisted IN the Policy. 90
Or rr ihaa one ysaf) T. tss .ame each year. ibr
raymrui cf which cont nges ih- Policy ~ lnftg Tor
iis term iTrefgf i've u ihp health g tae slave but
lhr Polcy may b. discontinued - the to.dc. .sfs-
0f al bis pleasufc.
5ih P5idts iar ils zbals term q Forr Year
IN D. sfasle3 ug}B tie payment IA advance VI
lsrs. sht haif Anuusl PIsmi1ms
G.a Wia lhs uiigr 20 didgU.iy need occur ~
% bs ,r,-i s2s 81 Ihs slaves Iosnrrd iaarra-b 90
t-a pfsr,irrnt w. 01'y every Five Years
ia 10 ease oi din. 'en,e q oPinils a. 90 ta- O..
tusl eash yalae ol a ia, it msT bs determined
by a rsierencs 30 Two disi8ie7s.te3 pfr5ns, chosen
maiaal'v ~ TOE % hsr aui Agsni y ne Company
81 change 0f orcupaiion % one mole h1zar'
feas fsrtsu agoH ihr Policy naies5 M 'on',hi
IA ~ Compsry ~ hfd si'ais.f ir rrfag. asf q
CON mff tpfhle sGfva prlwigm rah hrrr'rf
Oh 80 sppisaIoa igr ianuf8rrs si1 D. eater
aihel lof ltts psfoa saa ons ysafi ahlcss si he
fIll VfaTs prrmiam.
toh oNE D1LL,a includes The shois charge .or
Foiicy Zee,
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