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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
X AN4WHA VA IL PIX IS 4 u
3sglII sa6srIiselalllts.
fyZTRcTNI In ne Circuit ovesl u Kan
aiv awha 1ounty- &c. as
lHollingswoftk q CO., Charles
Hardness q Sous q. r. Viii iKs'a / III s.
liams, and Dhas. Hallowett sisg
ais45 ag against sa Ia Ckaacsly.
WIN 10 Brooks Alethea Brig
ham, Stuart Robinson andid he9 ri
Fifginids HehdfiEk,
NOTICE.

Z The defendants III this suit will take notice
that. on Thursday the 27th day Of May $50.
At the Office pf Alexander 4. Laidleb In the
Itown OF Dharlestons in the Gohaty 81 Kan
awha, Virginia, We shall take ths,depositionl
or loci IRnffne1, Nathaniel Y. WILSON, Henry
Chappelb Thos. III. Friend, Robert Blaine.
and others, to Be read in behalf ef ourselves,
andothkfs, in the abose named cause, and in
which we are cpmplainants and you are de-
fsndants. And, il from any eanses TIE sad
DISPOSITIONS ate not begun, or. if begun and not
Comp sted on that day, the commen ceanent oI
The same will be adjourned, from dayt0 day,
at he same office, until begun and completed.
ours, HOLLI WoRT y ISle 0 81
w 20 SIS. 81. BIZ CoUN skL.
Adj. hi, "a. I. b. S. 4 F'ssols.
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HENRY r. ELIAS,
(succrssoa 10 IoskrH DRzFEs.l i
TH0LEsABK AND RETAIL DB Abd.n Z
WATCHES, 5EEEIBY and gLOelk

Also-Al anufaet q SiltefwsIe, - ~,
Lodge, Chapter and Bifcampue1i s7sr,
Seals, Marks aud ClothinA No. p p. Z,
Fourth street, between Main spd E ~
N. B i 3 J Clocks. I'D lss
paitsl snd WssIsnisd: 'StPts
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b WANTS 7CiRRIAGRs anu BTGGIES!
karriaaa Manrfactoxv.I

y ~
1HlE subscriber would iHform the citizens
Charleston and Kanawhh geilerallys
mat has upeEed d Shop. in the Stage StaS
bic, Ack Street, back Of the Court House,
wheT4le is prepared to Manufacture, in q
snpsr4 style, al kinds Of
1 CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.
Having worked in the rest shops in the
Eesteri cities, be has no doubt but that his
work nd prices will give Reteect satisfaction.
d he isp!so prepared to repair all kinds Of
earTiagf and Trim them ii the latest style.
he nss none but the best seasoned timber
q ounlpg cafriag yes, aiia finishes il in q SUI
perior mlnner.l = s. (
he haAalso Blacksmith Shop connected
with hiskstabiishment, il which all work
needed WI beexect,tsd in the best manner.
New carriages and huge kept ON hand for
salej o. Zen in exchange sfor'eld ones. &.
q 8IMQN BURKE.
GhaEiestf oct5bA I lcs5--tt
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Those Expecting to Dye This Winter I
|,WoUEg d0usll q sa u i ]. ths charles.
" ION Drug Store, al they viii find
|t & = gqpd assortment q good Dye
|Stnifs. hf
80 " - = :. O. . q e. ~ 2. :. II y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
PPRoxiMaTioN PRIZES.
5 4s5 Prizes amounting to n S320,00l
WHOLE EflexErs s 10 snALvfs S.; auAkrrss s2a
y III h Plan OF the Lottery.

The Numbers from 1 ID 10000, correspon-
ding with those NDinbers on THE Tickets Prin-
ted On separate slips of paper nre enciTeled
with small tin tubes and piacefin one wheel
The FIRST 4b1fP rizes, Similarly printed and
eneireies, are placed IN another wheel. I
The wheels are then reyolyed, and a mum
Der istdtawn from The wheel offNumbers, and
attiie same fine Prize is drawn from1the 9th.
er wheel Fhe Number aud Pkize dtawn out
are opened and exhibited 10 the audien nee, and
registered BY the COMMISSIONERS the Prize
being placed against The Number dawn
This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
are tiFawntout. 7hl
Approximation fsrizes..-The two prece-
dine'and the two succeeding Numbers to those
drawing the fifst 1Prizeswifl be entitled to
he IS Spproximation Prizes. For example.
If. Ticket Nc. 1880 draws hes ,0e0 Prize,
those Tickets numbered ll21Ss 1898, l2I,
1882, viii each be entitled TO ff01 III Tick
ct No. $50 draws the $4,000 Prize, those
Tickets nlmbeTsd 5as, $40, 55t, 552, will
each bs emit tiled No $50, and 10 on according
10 The above scheme.
The 5000 PEizesof $40 viii be determined
BY The last figure pf the Number that gdrawS
the S7Q,000 Prize. FpreSamHie theNRm-
Der drawing the 81, 900 PrlzsBends with No.
/, thentalt, the Tickets, where the number
ends ii, / !, VIII lie entitlsd to $50. If the
'NambsTse end with No. 3, chem all the Tickets
wheret the Number ends i'll 2 will lie entitled
10 SO and 50 on I'd o.
Ceftihcates OF packages win be sold at the
following rates which is the risk: liz
ECertidcaie OF package Of i0whpie tickets, $50
%-a ~ -s-sf-t n Il he u. ~ IA
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yTIRGINIA, SSs--At rules held in the
Clerk efiiee of the County Court Of
Putnam County inthe Month Of April 1858.
LilnanG W BOafdman.
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Or 09ssE 4ss S. e 60 ssaFE' a
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apostle the Kanawha House, 10 wait on
AItlemen atthe shortest notice.. Give him a
q If you want q good shave OF have your
II cut Or dressed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-11
JERRY WARNER
RarbeT A11oD.

You'd iniofm the Public { lathe IS alwaw
fady. atIhis
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

The question OF thick Or thin SOW
ing, which was agitated so ficrcely q
few years ago, BY Davis, Mcchi, Hnx-
table, and other ultra agricultural re-
formers, is now pretty much decided.
a peck Of seed to the acre is amply
sufficient, as they contcnded, il it all
grows, and the crop escapes wire
worms, winter kill, &C.; Int it is found
that those who practice such extreme
thin seeding always lose more from
these sources than those who sow
and that these losses more
than counterLalancc the gain from saw
ing bushel or two Of seed per acre.
Taking into consideration the many
pests that in'est onr wheat crop, we are
inclined to think that, ii anything, we
SOW too thin. Two bushels per acre
is none too much when sown broad
cast, or Lushel and three pecks when
sown by the drill. The majority Of
English farmers SOW three bushels per
acre, aud We know some OF them who
sow three and hall, and even four
bushels per acre. This would be
greatly too much in our climate, but
we must not err in the other extreme.
-Gcnesee Farmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

Il has always been . mystery TO us that
the Bible is 90 little read, 90 poorly arpre.
cisted. A few hurried sasiches IN the morn.
ing, the shortest psslni in The evening. 70 q
very great extent. comprise the Bible read
ing Of many WIN profess and csll themselves
Chris,ians. The prolific pressiS daily pour
ing forth issues Of aids 10 Sculpture readin.
the mos. gited iniellsc's both Of this aud
other lsnds are using ~: their power 4,
make the Bible tho tex, book Of the age, bu,
in vain. There seems 10 hare arisenin The
mind & the rising generation an inssiia 81,
desire for something new--somethng siir
ring, something calculated tc arouse their
s'up'6sd faculties. Persons will pore hour
after hour ever soporfc pages Of some sill,
nossI, whose author has mistaken bombsst
TOR brains. snd vsgueness fUr depth, while
the Bible Gods code oi laws TO sinful, re.
bslIious man lies unopened for weeks, yea
months. The young man will nestle ia
HE bosom the sin-stsincd p,ges Of Byron.
nes knowing that bic slime is poIluling and
Ms poison injecting every ifF csion Of biz
heart. while stream Of living water is gush
Ing from The full and ever flowing fountain
o. srs'h. 10 the one he 6nds only waters
q Msrsh; ia the other sweet, soul inspiring,
sool.cheerirg ssrsams whose freshness nev
e departs, whose supply rever 10 wanting.
You cannot intlict greater punishment on
some persons than 10 force them to read dai
~ portion q Gods Word. To them il il
" root out o. dry ground; having no
form o. comeIiness." Why are these things
90 We 6nd in the Bible everything that,
= attractive and lovely; We find its psaes
gisseriag with golden truths, iu chapters
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

PRESERVING PEACHES Peel the peaches
aud drop them in vessel Of cold water TO
prevent them iron turning dark. Then pu
The sugar (Io,f j. preferably in . preserving
kettle, with just ws,er enough 10 dissolve it.
When il begins 10 boil, drop in the peaches
and LEI them remain until they look clear.
Put them Immediately into n. cans or jars.
md seal them securely. Very much depends
upon the sealing. II done well they will
keep fSr years, as perfect ss when gathered.
Some put them 10 with less sugar, but they
should be % sweet as you wish them for The
table.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08
Colic in Herses

Collie in horses is very common
disease, and ii taken in time may 10
easily cured in most cases. II is not
unirequently confounded with infiam-
nation Of the bowels, but it i easily
distinguished, as follows: Collie has no
increase Of the pulse, which is not
over fifty . minute; the animal rolls;
the disease intermits, and there is but
little fever. With inflammation Of
the bowels there is much fever; the
pulse is sometimes hundred minute.
the attach is gradual, and the disease
docs not intcrmit.
When collie arises from bad food a
pint or SO OF solution Of saleratus
will often afford entire relief. AS it
assumes more Of q spasmodic charac-
ter, peppermint and ginger may be
added. We have used with entire and
immediate success, small spoonful
OF saleratus, the same quantity Of gin
ger, and teaspoonful Of peppermint,
added toa pint Of nearly hot water,
and given from junk bottle. Pow
dcred charcoal is one Of the best and
safest remedies for any disease result
ing from arrangement Of the digcs-
ton, and two or three ounces or more,
mixed with water, may be given at
any time with great advantage.
Inflammation Of the bowels il gen.
clally increased and rendered fatal by
irritating medicines. "A drink Of slip
perry elm, hourly, 70 allay irritation
giving the animal but little food, and
that weak Cruel, and keeping him
quiet is good and safe treatment
Country Gentleman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

No PREuDicEs oF Color In his recen,
abolition speech, Lord Brougham related the
following snecdoie: "Lord Lyndhurst gsvc
me shor time since m snecdote OF gen.
tiemsn who was connected with the Hague,
aud who, ON one oecssion. received an in
siialion TO the house of Cuban rcn.sman,
. negro proprietor Of large estate, where
he vas received with the uimes, hospitality
and treated elegantly. lie said he wa-
rather entertained when. after dinner was
over, his colored host said that lie was q
man without any prejudice whatever. and
that whenever he found q person honest.
honorable. and respectable in every poin,
Of view, he held out the hand of fellowship
10 him. even though his color was % white
as that table CLOTH"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

WHAT a WOMAN SHOULD POSSESS We
call the attention OF our lady readers to the
following catalogue from the Italian, the
pcrussl Of which must interest them much
BY holding this tabIeau in one hand and .
mirror 10 the other, woman csn, in les
than two minutes, render IN exact account
Of her personal charms. Now, observe the
improvement. There are ladies' who have
come 10 fifty years without ever being able
10 know positively in what regard they are
heIJ.
To be esteemed beautiful, il 10 necessary
;ur woman 10 have
3white things--the skin, teeth and hands;
black things-ihe eyes, eyeIsshes and
eyebrows;
3rcsy things the lips, bosom and nails;
long things- The body, hair and hands;
3short thlngs--lhc teeth, ears end tongue
3 narrow things--the waist, mouth and
inssep.
br, nd lhines-,he forehead, shoulders
mud lnte lgencc;
sm u ihings--ihe nose. head and feet;
3 delicate ,hirgs-lao fingers, lip and
chin;
3round ihings-ihe arm, leg and dover
In all, 80 accompI mpIishmenis, v hich consti-
,ute perfect ~omsn. But perfection il
not Of this world!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

TRuE.--I have found (ssys certain wri-
|ter) that the men who are really the moe
fond Of the society Of ladies', who cherish for
them . high respect, aye reverence. are
seldom The most popular with the female
sex. Men Of more assurance, whose
tongues are lightly hung, who make wordr
supply the place of idvas, aud place omp'i-
nent in the room Of sentiment, are the fa-
vorites. A true respect sor woman leads TO
respectful action towards ihem, and rcspect-
'ul is usually distant action. and this great
distance 10 mistsken BY them for neglecI
and want Of interest.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

The Philadelphia correspondent Of ths
New York Dispatch, in speaking Of Rev
DR.. b, Of The Qusker city, calls him
brick" and relates the following anpcdot,
of him:
In The Doctors congregation 10 a Mr.. X
gentleman who some twelve yeurs ago
married gsy. dashing Md beautiful g,r
few days ago Dir. X. visited the Doctor q,
his study; he looked sad, while his face was
as long ss though cannon bsll were hung
70 his chin.
Doctor. said Mr. X. 4 come 10 consul,
you on serious natter
y am all attention. replied The Dr., az Le
bowed his visitor to q seat
The fact is. cir, sm spprehensive Of
r-uble. fear have COMMITTED an error
~ marrying Maria
'ltrust not. Mr. X. have ever held her
IN high esteem. Pray what appears 10 be
the cfficuiyr
We'll, doctor. Maria 10 very unsteady
very volatle-very-'
Bat my dear Mr. X. urged The minister,
consider the natural flow Of spirits In .
young person.
4 Do, sir; but ! don't want ihs, flow Of
spirits TO shape itself into a preference for
balls and parties 10 my society,"
thf k,.s .n 4
70 complain " Y
'it is Al present, and us enough TO CON-
plain Of, think Then shifting bis position
on The chair. he continued: 'Don't YOU think
doctor, II you were to preach sermon
against this sort Of thing-sgainst going out
70 parties and other humbues would do
good!'
Well. no sir, | doubt its effect. But !
can suggest better remedy-a .smedy thai
will at once cur. your good lady Of her row
ins propensity
name il, doctor. and receive my everlsst-
ing gratitude
Il will sir. Provide her with . baby! q
blue eyed boy will do more towards inculc--
ting the amendments in the breast Of .
woman than all the homIies ever uttered 10
pulpit
Mr. K's counienance didn't light up. He
arose rehec'ingIy:
lie folded his tent like the Arab,
And silently s,oe away
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

n1TA very modest lady sent her very
modest daughter, pretty young dsmsel. ou,
one msrning for some articles. Among The
many. she informed clerk In one Of our
stores-that her mother wanted to get three
yards Of cloth. for primitive triangular sppsn-
dagcs sor bcr intent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

FiRsr DlsPA cH. The Sentinel says
that The following is the first dispatch sen,
over the Transatlantic cable:
Queen Victoria 70 President Buchanan,
Greeting
Desr Sir: Thsvs just presented the Eng
lish people with my tenth addition to the
Royal fsmily. "Go thou and DO likewise. =
VICTORIA REGINA.
LONDON, August 6th, 1858.
Alter much trouble and expense, We have
procured the Old Sage's reply. Il u ss FOL
lows:
Dear Mrs Queen You're hes been re-.
ceivcd. Follow my example and "dry up"
Yours perpendiculsrly,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

Ej-An Irish girl being desired 10 hang
the wsshclolhes on The horse 10 The kitchen
10 dry, her mistress, shortly after, entering
the apartment, found very gentle fami y
horse standing there completely covered
with differen, articles that had been washed
tha, day. Upon in'errocstng the Girl she
replied, "Och, TO be sure ye touId me 70
hang the clothes upon the horse il the
kitchen, an the bss,e 10 The kindest | ever
saw, sure"
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UA correspondent Of the Louis
vile Journal gives the following re-
ceipt for curing hog cholera:
HIcKsAs, Ky, July "a, 1858.
Below you will find a receipt for
curing the hog cholera. 1t has been
used with success by some Of tho far
mers in this neck OF the woods. Take
2 ounces Of copperas; 2 Of lime, un-
Stacked; 2 Of strong ashes; 2 Of sal
soda; 2 Of salentus; 8 Of salt; ! peck
Of meal to be fed twice . day. The
next day take IS many ears Of corn As
you have hogs to feed, and rub them
well with tar, and feed three times .
day-seed alternately every day (al-
lowing them to eat nothing green) IN
ill cure is effected. It is very sim
pie and Is worth . trial by those who
are disposed % ''save their BAccs."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

or We overheard poor unfortunate fel-
low, get the following sockdoIsger, the other
day, from his beuer.hsIf:
'"You good for nothing fellow! what would
you have been if | had not married you'll
Whose was the baking kiver. whose the pig
trough, whose the trying pan end iron hoop.
ed bucket. but mine When you ,nsriei nr!''
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08
The Old Folks Room.

~>~<~
The old man sat bv the chimney side,
His face was wrinkIcd and an;
And he leaned both hsnds on his stout oal
cane,
A. II al HE work were done.
Ilis coat wss Of good old fashioned gray,
The pockets were deep aud wide,
Where his ''spsc-" and his slcel tobacco DO,
Lay snusly side BY side.
The old man liked 10 stir the FIRE,
So, near hin, the tongs were kept;
Sometime- hr unused a. he pazcd At the coals
Sometimes lie sat and slept.
What saw he in the embe,s theres
All! pictures OF other years,
And now and then they wakened smiles.
But often~r started tears.
His good wife sat IN the other side.
In . high-hsck, flag seat chair.
I see 'oesth the pile of her musIin cap
The sheen Of her silyery hair.
These's happy look on her aged face,
Asshe bu<iIy knits for him,
~ W H<'iir tah'1 w tuc pfitthrS u'upPeoe
For grandmcther's eyes are dim.
The children come and read the news,
To pass The time each day;
How i siirs the blood IN he old man's heart
To hear Of the world away.
It's hcmeIy scene, TOLD you 50.
But pleasant is 10 view;
Al Iessi I thought il 30 myself.
And skeiched II down for you.
De kind unto the old, my friend.
They'r~ worn with this world's strife.
Though bravely once pcschance they foughs
The stern. fierce battle Of life.
They taught ouv youthful feef to climb
Upward LIES rugged siope;
Then les ~ lead them gently down
In Christ Ie,'s bid them hope.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

0TOne Of the descons Of cerrain church
asked the Bishop ifhe usually kissed the bride
u wedd .nqs. "Always," wss the reply.
And how do you manage when the happy
pair are negroesi" said the deacon. "In al
such cases. replied the Bishop. "lhe cu'y Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

TIE QUEENS SECOND Disr.TcH. Lon
don, August 18th. 1883 Dear Old Buck:
Prince Albert is suffering severely with the
King's Evil. The Prince Of Wales is also
confined 10 his bed with the Royal Itch;
Ind our own person IL Affected with numsr-
GUS sores. VERONA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

~ Some men are courageous, and some
are not but we should like TO see the man
who would deliberately allow 4 woman 10
catch him n.sl.ng mou,hs It her baby.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08
When love b woma 4 shows her bosom

When lovely woman shows her bosom,
Der dresses fa hionabiy low,
What man Of passion could refuse 'em
The homage OF lJok or soi
And when cur sfde nj gsze returning,
They scarce repress volupluous sighs.
ls'i strange our finger ends are burning
TO press our hats down DER our ewes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-09-08

Our country is a gallant bark,
And gallant se0mer mar her:
The eagles spirit makes her fight,
The ergle's wing her banner;
Where heaven unveils its cloud less blue.
Where winds and wives can bear her
Her thunders speak 10 hostile realms,
That, hating, still must fear her.
From thirty empires linked in one
She takes her strength and plory.
And makes progrrss 'neaih The sun,
That gIows. a sun. like story;
Ia peace ehe grasps The pride Of war,
IN war her purpose fondly
Is still 10 save from cloud the star
That shines for freedom only.
And thus with giant might endow'd,
NJ giant will drgradts her;
Of po~er>and wisdom justly proud,
No injured realm upbrsids her;
She heeds no mock Of foes who hate,
But steers with progress steady,
For those who hail with cheers eiate,
For those with curses ready.
On! gallant bark. if ever thus,
Thy course 10 right pur-uing.
No hostile hate can rear The rock
Or wave IL work Thy ruin.
The seas shs own Thy progress wide,
The realms ot earth thy glory,
And 10 this daily march Of ped,
The sun shall write Thy story.
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The old man sat bv the chimney side,
His face was wrinkIcd and wan;
And he leaned both hands on his stout oak
cane,
A. II al HE work were done.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-02

NOTICE..
an THE 18TH OF MARCH, THE d.
u recturs of the NORTH-CAROIlNA MUTUAL IN
SURANCE COMPANY levied assessment of per cent
all unexpired PREMIUM NOTES in the Office of the
Company the I'd of February 1855 and the 9Th Of
April the Directors levied of per
all unexpred PREMIUM NOTES in the Office the 22d
of March, 1858. The assessments made in conse
quence of the heavy losses sustained by the Company
the I'd February and 22d March.
By order of the Exec. Com.
HAMDEN S. SMITH, Secty.
May IA. 1855 39-ff.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-02

900 to 1000 Bales6f Cstson per A.nn.. ;.
Am STILL MANUFACTURING AT THE
j Kcky Mount Mills, Edgeconbe coanty, n 9, soo to
our Ra;lrosd DepoG es Of fghs to punciual custom
era on three months time Or discount Of ~ per cent
OrdUs s6dressed 70 WuxxAn 8 BATfLss Rocky Mount,
EiEseombe eoussy y. Q, viii b propay sieesdee 70
= 0agsA q, l66o. sSksaS
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-02
N. C.. Mutual Life Insurance Company,
RALEIGH MAY ll1h IX5S

N. c. Mutual Life Insurance Company
RALEIGH, May llth 1858. !
IN COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
Company will insure the lives of healthy persons
the Of Is and payable when the reaches the
age Of 80 years. and between the OF 10 and S. when
resen!ave should he die before reaching those ages.
The Company will also sell annuities for life, for
term Of years BY thus enlagng its operations and
tending its usefulness, the Company presents claims
to that public appreciation acquired by its beraity and
prompt compliance with all its engagements:
X. Il. BATTLE, Secty.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-12-02

MeMANEN,S CELEBRATED SMUT AND
2 SCREENING MACWINE.
EFTEEN HUNDRED of which have beeu sold to the
II Miers and Farmers of North Carolina aud the ad-
joning States All orders promptly filled and Machines
fsVS = 1ddrsss JOHN A. NcMAHHEu,
s. O. South Lowell y. O. 3
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