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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

TrrorAr. REMEDY Boston Courier tells
the following good story
A short time since, young man living IN
Oedensburg, \. Y, whose name we shall call
George, took to drinking rather more than usu-
al and some of his friends cndeavored to cure
him. One day, when he was in rather loose
condition, they got him in room and com.
menced convcrsing about delirium hemcns, di-
recting all their remarks to him, and telling
him what fearful objects, such Us snakes and
rats were always seen by the victims of this
horrible disease. When the conversation had
waXcd high on this theme, one of the number
stepped ont OF the room, and from q trap which
was at hand, let a large rat into the room.
None of his friends appeared to see it, but the
young man who was to he the victim seized a
chair and hurled it at the rat, completely using
up the piece Of furniture in the operation. An
other chair shared the same fate, when his
friends seized him. and with terror depicted in
faces. demanded to know what was the matter,
"Why don't you see that cursed big rat y
pointing to the animal, which, after the man
ner of rats, was making its way around the
room, close to the walls.
They all saw it, but all replied that they
didn't see it-"thcrc was no rat"
"But there is Y said he. as another chair
went to pieces in an Intellectual attempt to crush
the obnoxious yermin.
AT this moment they again seized him, and
after terrific scullc, threw him down on the
floor, and with terror in their faces screamed :
Charley, run for a doctor y
Charley started for the door, when George
desired to be informed "what the devil was up
Cup Y said they 'why, you've got the de-
lirium trcmenS !"
Charley opened the door to go out, when
George raised himself on his elbows, and said
"Charley where are you going z"
"Going !" said Charley, going for doc
tor"
'Goiug for doctor y rcjoincd George; "fol
what y
For whatm repeated Charley, "why, youv'
got the dclirium tremens !"
"The derium tremcns-haye 2 repeated
George. GLOW do you know I've got the de
lirium trcmens ~
easy enough" !" says Charley, you've com
mcnced sceiRg rats +"
"Seeing rats !" said George in sort of mu
sing way, ''secing ratsl Think you must b
mistaken, Charly.'
mistaken !" said Charley.
"Yes mistaken" rejoined George. 81 ain
the man-I harai seen no raj ~
The bows let George up after that, and from
that day to this he hasn't touched a glass Q
liquor and 'HqSnI seen no rats'-not the frs
rat "
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

COURAGE IN WOMEN vt is thought by many
of the fair sex to be unicmnne that some line
ladies even affect cowardce, and pretend to be
alarmed at the presence Of a mouse in the cor.
ncr. or COW in ten acre lot But nothing
can be more absurd Fearis often pardoned in
women, but it is never admired. 1t has no con
ncction with gentcness, or even gentility and
is the source of vast deal of misery and dis
comfort. Let women cultivate courage. Read
the following. We timid danes and damsels, and
be wiser and happier
"'There is branch Of general education
which is not thought at all necessary for wo-
men rs regards which, indeed, it is well if they
are not brought up to cultivate the opposite.
Women are not taught to be courageous. In
deed, to some persons courage may seem as m
necessary for women rs Latin and Greek. Yet
there are few things that would tend to make
woman happier in themselves, and more accept
able TO those with whom they live. than cour.
are. There are many women of the present
day, sensible women in other things, whose pan
ic terrors are frequent source OF discomfort
to themselves and those around them. Now
il is n great mistake to imagine that hardness
must 90 with courage and that the bloom o
gcntleness and sympathy must all be rubbed
off by that vigor of mind which gives presence
of mind enables person to be useful in peril
and makes the desire to assist overcome thai
sicklncss of sensibility which can only contem
plate distress and difficulty. There as no Jeau
lM IN fcar. 1t is mean ugly, disleveled crca
ture. No Stafle can be made OF it that wo
man would wish to see herself like
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

Mr. BANGuM BALCONY Brass BAND. Mr..
Bangum " sitting in his Office in the museum
the other day, when he heard a knock at the
door
"Comc in said he.
The door opened and trombone entered,
Mr.. Bangum started The trombone was fol.
lowed by an arm, and the arm by body, the
body belonging to no less parsonage than Mr..
Eli Fant
"Mr Bangum ?" said Mr.. FAINT inquiringly.
"1hat's my name" said that gentleman.
Good morning." said Mr., FAINT
Good morning" said Mr. Bangum.
II see that yon have band Oh your balco.
n.y." began Mr. FAINT.
"Yes,' said Mr. Bangum
"And ! came to see if | could get stua-
tion there ms trombone"
81 presume you can" said Mr. Bangum, ''if
we can agree upon tcrmsn
"During what hours should | play !" asked
Mr.. FAINT,
"They usually play" said Mr.. Bangum,
"from two to three in the afternoon, and six
to eight in the evening"
"Whnt is the place worth ?"said Mr., FAINT
give dollars week 2" said Mr.. Bangum,
inquringIy.
''very well )" said Mr. FAINT, with great sat
isfaction lie had not expected more than
three or four dollars.
"Yon can begin to-day, if you like" said Mr.
Bangum 'the payments are weekly
Every WELL" said Mr.. FAINT
In accordance with this agreement, Mr..
Fants trnmbone did duty for week on Bang
um's balcony, and very hard, too, did Mr., Fant
bone away on his trombone. Al the end of the
week, he called on Mr.. Bangum for his weeks
salary.
81 will make out a bill, ifyou like, said Mr.
Bangum,
IF you please" said Mr. Fant.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

After u little turning over of leaves and com
pairing of books, Mr.. Bangum handed him the
bill. He read it once, twice, three times, look
ing every time more and more mystilicd. AT
last he said
"Mr Bangum, you have made little mis-
take here believe"
"Eh " said Mr.. Bangum, mot that am
aware Of"
Eyes" said Mr.. Fant smilng--he couldn !
help smiling to think how Mr.. Bangum would
laurh when lie learned what the mistake was.
'It's rather funny mistake | don't see
how Won came TO make it. The bill reads
Mr.. Eli FAINT to p. \. Bangum, Dr..
| To privilege of playing n trombone IN ms
museum for the week ending May IA. 1883 50 %
"Wel" said Mr. Bangum. 81 believe it was
five dollars, wasn't it "
yes" said Mr. FAINT, pcrplcxcd ; ! believe
"ln what light did you look at it r said Mr.
Bangum.
Nv h.y,' said Mr. FAINT, still more pcrpex
ed, Il thought you paid me five dollars not
YOU
| it was. But | didn't look at it in that light"
"Oh, no y said Mr. Bangum. This is the
state Of the case--thcrc are quite Il number o
persons in this city who wish to practice sucl
instruments but cannot do it at home on nc
count of disturbing their ncigbors, so let then
a standing-up place on the balcony; and eari
gentleman comes here, brings what nstrumen
he likes, and practices whatever he wants to
without disturbing anybody; that is, nobody W
re anything about"
The Office door opened, and the trombon
went out, followed by Mr. Fnnt, while NJ
Bangum proceeded to make ont his bill
against the other instruments Mr.. FAINT ha
since given up the trombone.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
UELNIBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION

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or
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II cures nervous and drblat,d sufferers and removes
All the symptoms. among which will be found
Ind position
to cNcrlion. loss Of
power. loss ol memory,
dIrcully oi breathing. zen.
cra weakness. horer OF I'll
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lnl horror q death' uGlll sN'nt~' oo'd I'",'
wakciulness dmncss 't VISION lNhsUor, u~u''el- ~
sal Iassitude OF ne muscular tfs'n'' 'lrn 'hoI'us
appetite, with dNspcpHc symptoms not iillHS,
flushing oI the body d'}nes' OF the SKIN
the ioee' pan, pa u, ~ .le ,.,. eHeE. =. he"'
n,,ont,, MAX .nots
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These SYMPTOM. il allowed to ao on which ihis
medicine invariably remove .oon follows .o.~ or
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02
ARTHUR CRA WFORD & Co.
yirIIOLESALE Il RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,

horphlne, ace'ltc
do sulplatc
do muriatc
Moss, Iceland
do Irish
Musk, grain
Nipple shields
Nursing hotties, ass'd
Nutgalls
NuX vonicil
Oil of almonds
do annisccd
do bcrgamot
do black pepper
do caicpnt
do caraway
do cassia
do ccdrat
do chamomilc
do cloves
do capoiiic
do erotOn
do crgot
do '"nnel
do hcllotropc
do jasmlh
do juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
DO orange
do origannm
do paichouly
do violet
do pchnytoyas
do perpcrmln.
do rosemary
do snssairas
d. sayin
do suCcini
do tcrbcna
do wintcrgrccn
do wormsccd
Otto Of roses
Paints. chrome yellow
do chrome green
do liihargc
do Paris green
do prussian blue
do white lead
do red lead
Paint brushes. assorted
Paper. every dissertation
Patent medicines. viz.
Arabian liniment
Ayccs catbarlic pills
Ayers cherry pcctoral
Hr. Jaynr's family med.
jew payid'- plaster
Court Plaster
LYON. kathaiion
Mrlanc'. liver pills
McLMlc'- ,crmifuec
Musteng huincnt
ladclflic ink
Barry's tricophcrons
Iraudroth'- pills
Brown, c-.. Jam. ging.
Carpenters ext. buchu
Do sar-,c
CuOper'r isinglass
BAILEY. pain extractor
faiuesioch's mifngo
Gray ointment
Henry magnc,ia
l'antenY capsules
RadYoS's ready relief
kusl@u s cod liver oil
Tarrams apcrirnt
sand. 'arsaparilla
Thompson eye water
Thorn $ extract
IOwnsend sarsaparillI
Nlsiaf bal, wild cherry
Nrighis Ind. veg. pills
Peruvian bark
Pencils ~ all kinds
Prssmle> assorted
Pc-tlc. aud moriars
Pill boxes
I'll tiles
Piper inc
Godophyion
inmice stonc
Pnity
Potasse aceta
do vi CARDS
do bromid
do caustice white
do Chiorate
do cyanuret
do iodine
do sulphate
Quicksilver
Quininc. sulphatc
do alseuiate
do acetate
do ferrocyan
Rad alkanet
do calamus
DIE columbc
do colchicl
do grnlian
do ginger
do iridis
do rhatany
do rhci
do santal
do sarsapa,iiia
do senga
do serpentaria yir.
do spigelia mayl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

ARTHUR Ora
lt HOLESALE Il RETA
w AND MEDICINES,
No. 2, BRICK RO'
Keep constantly on hand.
.ortmcn, Of Paints, Oils, L
They are constantly rccci'
actorics. and other sources
ncnt of Fresh Drugs and &
'or sale on as favorable tc
southern market.
Henry :. Bcccheno VIII ]
pcnsing of Physicians Pre-,
other Recipes.
The following comprise
ways to be found Il, their
Acid. acctic
do bcn2oic
do citric
do murinliC
do nitric
do oyalic
do pliosphoric
do prusslc
do pyroligncous
do sulphuric
do tartnrlc
Ether ncctic
do chloric
do sulphuric
Asplalium
n'o'''
Aioes
Alum
Ammonia "'lua
20 e',,', WIZ,
ao '1'''''V
~ Pl'", !''''',
70 "'"i'' 'P''
A.'''n,'o % ,
AFRO" r"''
nrstllle i
bals''''' IoPn''' p.'
20 !, ae,h
90 o'n
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ialn hF'cN
h"Iisy So"''''o
,R luhl
noh.orin splrb
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one
The largest and best weekly papers Of the day. An
Imperial Quarlo containing EIGHT PAGfs, or FORTY
COItMNs Of entertaining original matter: and GIE-
GANTIY ILLUSTRATED every week.
\ GIfT WORTH FROM 30 GETrs TO $500 IN
GOLD WILL. BE PRESENTED no EACH II BSCR
BER IMMEDIATELY On RECEIPT OF THE SUB
SCRIpTiON MONEY,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-02

Gold Lockets, Bracelets. Brooches, Ear Drops,
Breast Pins Cuff Pins. sleeve Buttons, Rings. shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, gold and silver Thimbles and u
variety Of other articles worth from fifty cents to if
teen dollars each
Immediately on receipt of the subscription money,
the subscribers name will be entered upon sub
scription book opposite number, and the Gift cor
responding with that number will be forwarded,
within one week, to the subscriber, by mail or eX-
press, post paid
~" All communications should be addressed to
DEAN a SALTER.
As and 40 Alotlatt Building, 33j Broadway, n Y.
"a Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted
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n. c. Mutual Life Insurance Company,
RAJ, M.v II,

N. c. Mutual Life Insurance Company
RALEIGH, May nth, 1858. I
In COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
Of the Board Of Directors adopted April Sd, 1885, this
the ages of Is and A payable when the party reaches the
of 80 years. and between the ages of Is and 6 when
the party reaches the of 80 years his legal rep
resen,ave should he die before reaching those ages.
The Company will also sell annult;es for life for
tending its usefulness, the Company presents claims
to that public appreciation acquired BY its berity and
prompt compliance with all its engagements.
Il. Ii. BATTLE, Sectv.
3S-tf
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
an THE 18TH OF MARCH, THE DI.
" rectors of the NORTH-CAROIINA MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY levied assessment of per cent.
on all unexpred PREMIUM NOTES in the Office of the
Company the I'd of February 1858: and the Sh of
April, the Directors levied assessment of per
all unexpred PREMIUM NOTES in the Office the 22d
of March, 1858. Tue assessments made in conse-
quence of the heavy losses sustained by the Company
on the I'd February and 22d March,
BY order of the Exec Com.
HAMDEN s. SMITH, Sect'y.
May "A. 1855. 39-if.
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REAL 4 PERSONAL ESTATE.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

TIME SUBSCRIBER. acting as agent on behalf Of lega-
tees. will the 18th day Of December next, sell at
Ss Fl ns e HMxs
the county of Granville, North Carolna : =
in timber-of the very best quality for producing high
price Tobacco. This farm has produced more high To
best condition to continue its cultivation with large
amount of fresh lands. fixtures, &c. stus,r - /.
This farm lies six miles south of the beautiful village of
Oxford and seventeen miles from Henderson e Ra-
leigh CASTOR Railroad, within convenient distance Of
Churches Of various denominations and the situation is
healthy Taking all into consideration it one of the
mos. desirable Estates in this part of the country.
Tar River its southern boundary. affords large amount
grain crops-Corn Wheat and Oats which it is famous for
The farm we'll watered branches and creeks afford fine
This farm will be surveyed and sold in two trsetss Both
have good Dwelling Houses, with all necessary oubuild
der crop Of wheat will be seeded. a
The terms of sie Of the land viii be onehrd cash. the
balance in twc equal annual payments. bearing interest
from day OF sale Title will be retained until the purchase
money is paid. ~ '.. . 49,. : Z :. d.
Immediately after the sale of the land as Administrator
VIII sell Tor cash seventy-ve very valuable and likely Ne
months. ., 80 5f.0o-' :
Sale TO continue from day to day until closed: Address
,o-o s. s. RoYsrGR. Admir-.
October IA, 1853. e4-td.
tW The Charleston Courier will please c,py twice
week till 10th of cembe and send account to this office.
SALE OF LAND, NEGROES COTTON. &c.
nN THE 18TH OF DECEMBER NEXT shall pro-
" coed 10 sell to the highest bidder the late resi-
dence of Dr. Henry Seawe decd. the of land on
miles East of Raleigh, containing 500 acres sub
ect to dower we'll adapted to the growth of Corn Cot
and chlu,en. e5 80 bags of Cottonthe crop of
Corn, Fodder Peas &C. or good Mules--one yoke of
The above property will be sold on credit of six months
for all sums over ten d0ars @ndsr that a1"nt cash
| ~ Raleigh Register and Tawboro Southeruer copy.
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J. w. JOHNSON,
ffnr,ny of Tavr soSoh n 4

Attorney at Law, Raleigh, n. C.
I17lLL ATTEND PARTICULARLY AND PROMPT
W " the collection of all kinds of claims renewing
aud d>c"urting notes in Bank, hiring and renting proper
~ and buving and selling real estate commission Re-
fer Charles Dewey, Cashier Bank of the State W H.
jones' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear W. J. Hawkins, Pres
dH Rrlelgh and CASTOR Railroad and G. W. Mordeca
President of the Bank Of TIE State.
Al letters enclosing money must be registered Office
on Fayetteville ST., opposite the Market Square.
Sept S7-tf
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
VUNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell at Public vendue at the
Il plantation of the late DR.. A. 81. Taylor, decd in the
county of Franklin, FRIDAY the 18th of December all
the ves crop of Corn Fodder and Peas Horses
Cattle Fat Hogs Wagons Carts, Farming Utensils House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture. with many other articles
Six months credit will be given. Bonds with approved
securities will be required Of purchasers
G. H. FARIBAULT, Admir-.
November 90, 1858. s6-tds.
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800 to i 900 Balesof Cotton per Annum.
uFAM STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
Rocky Mount Mills, Edgecombe eo1nty N. "a. gov 70 70
our Railroad Depot free of feghts, to panetua custom
three months time Or Discount punt, of s Per cent '0r
Ordsrs addressed to WILLIAM s. BATTLE Rocky Mount
Edgeannbe county n. q, will be promptly atendeG 70 <
March %, 1855. ..lrs OH Il talif fS*TtJ f' II
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ARCHITECTURE. A

WYNN PERCIVAL Architect and Civil Engineer Office
w smisas Brick Building. Fayetteville st., Raleigh,
will furnish designs for Churches Public Budings Stores
ings Specifications and Superintendent He will also at
tend to the laying off grounds for Oamenation and sup
With educational tranirg for his Profession and
Private works in Europe Canada and the United States,
he hopes to give satisfaction He respectfully refers to
those By whom he is professionally engaged Lin in tbs State
The. Building Committee on the Raleigh new Baptist
Church.
R. $. Tucker, ESQ., Raleigh.
n. B. large number Of Original Designs for Churches
Villas, &C., can be seen at his Office -
August Z, 1858. 63-5m.
;... r. WADDILL
HAS TAKEN CHARGE OF THE
FAY YETTEVILL HOTEL.
MYTH EFFICIENT AID IN THE DIFFERENT DE-
w partments and his supervision of the entire
he hopes to give satisfaction TO the Patrons
- Raleigh and Warsaw our-horse lines of Stages ar
rive and depart from this House Daily and the Salem
'''iss Tayeevle' atTnes \: c. Oct. !, 1885, sl-sm.
MILITARY GOODS, .... .
SWORDS SASHES, BELTS EPAULETTES, LACES,
And every Description of Military Goods,
ACCORDING
Latest U. s. Arney ind Sate Regulations.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY Il GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
10 Maiden Lane,
New YORK.
June 80 1853. .., 55-ly.
1858. FALL IMPORTATION. 1858.
A MSTis NC, GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS
RIBBONS MILLINERY; Ko;SYH1s S,hK GOODS AND STRAW
No. 237 Baltimore street,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER sTs,
BALTIMORE,
Offer stock in above Goods unequaed in variety, extent
and chcapness in the United States.
Terms strictly months, OF off for Par funds.
August "a, 1888. 6S-3mpd.
OCEAN HOUSE,
PORTSMOUTH,, VIRGINIA.,
II. j. WHITE.
Sept ], 1858. lily.
DRY GOODS-SPRING, 1888.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
| FRENCH, GERMAN, BRITISH & AMERICAN FABRICS
HAVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETE ASSORT-
IL ment of and seasonable Dry Goods for the
Special at,n,iun is solicited from the North Carolina
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
WM II. CROW,
Nos rs and so, Sycamore Street, Petersburg Va,
March 8. 1883 2v-
WASHINGTON HOTEL,
w.. j.. SMITH,. .
Broad Street,
NEwBERN. n. c.
Agust o., 1853. 6Y-ly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.


g-6r NOTICE. t 1sst -
TIME COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Il the undersigned under the style and firm of A. NJ.
McPheeters Co.. this day dissolved by mutual
J. W. Martin having disposed of his interest the busi-
Of the late firm will be settled by the other parners
A. NJ. McPHEETERs,
HENRY GIIISELIN,
]. w. MARTIN.
August 9, 1858. 1I:-r.Hs5..
NOTICE. ,a..a .....
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co-part-
II nership under the style and firm of
McPheeters & Ghiselin, -
and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business at the old stand Of A. NJ McPheeters Co., Wills
Wharf
A: NJ. McPHEETERs,
HENRY GHlSELIN. 70
August 2, 1858. '9
We beg call attention above notices. and to solicit
continuance of the favor extended to the old firm.
We shall keep always hard full and we'll selected
''''" u W WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS,
which will sell on the most accommodating terms and
all consgnments of Flour, Hheat Cbrn Cotton Nardt
Stores other articles of produce shall have best and
McPHEETERS GHlsEL1N.
Wills Wharf
Norfolk, August g. 1853. 6s-tf
w. c. WHITFORD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
EAST FRoNT-SrREEr,
NEWBERN, N. c.,
AGENT FOR
Smiths Line Ncw.YOrk Packets.
GOODS RECEIVED AND FORWARDED.
June ls, 1888 49-Gmpd.
BARRON C. WATSON GAsroN MEAREs.
WATSON MEARES,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
81 Burlins Slip,
NEW YORK.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO SALE OF SOU
- thern produce.
Dec. II. 7-swtf.
CARD.
n ZOELLER & CO., RESPECTFULLY IN
tLs FORM THE CITIZENS OF RALEIGH and sur
rounding Country, that they will Contract tor all kinds of
Painting connected with House Building end Architecture
general viz Fresco, Enca,,Stic House and Sign Paint
ing Banner Painting, and Painting Glass, Gliding and
Btnzing and limitations of Wood Marble in all the
mudernzed and NEST approved styles.
They will decorate Halls and Churches in Fresco paint
ng- style which has been known last for centuries.
specimen of their work in this line be at
Mr. PERCIVALS ARCHITECTURAL OFFICE Smith s
Brick Building, Fayetteville ST. They will also furnish
Window Shades of their workmanship for Dwellings,
Stores which, for neatness and durability cannot be
surpassed in of the Northern Cities.
All orders left Mr. Percivas Office. directed to
Tawboro', n. , will bc promptly attended to-
June %, lo5S. 52-6nn.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-11
i, RALEIGH. N. c., sATu: DAY deer. +, 1858.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES,
80: FIRE INSURANCE. r
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS, Agsnts

sr $50: FIKE INSURANCE. af.
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS, Agsnt.
-' yoR RALEIGH, n. c. ''
REENSBOHO' MUTUAL INSURANCE
" COMPANY.-Sach has been the and economy of
the officers of this Company that free from debt
have made no assessments and have now on hand large
s45 semaking total Of s470g4 g. to meet any losses
that accrue therefore have hesitation saying
to the public that there is safer Company in the South
ern country The most Of the Risks in this Company be-
in the Western part of the State where the danger
fire is much less.
VI. .s1- JAMES SLOAN, President
..r...s,1 E. w. OGRURN. Vice President. .....
. e.. Q. r MENDENHAEL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
VIM. H. CUMMINGS, General Agent
w. McCoNNEL, -
]. A. MEBANE, Executive Committee
All communications business connected with this of.
flee, should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, n. c., JutS1,2ls - -sE.. eft