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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13
Conservatism.

We honor the conservative feeling. 1t is the great
safeguard of all established government and authority
among men and even when carried to that when
it justly deserves the of obstrucveness there
certain air of responsibility about it that commands
reverence from the great body of mankind.
We cannot doubt that there thousands yea, hun
dreds of thousands of the citizens of the South who
honestly influenced by this feeling of reverence for the
very idea Of conservatism, when it is carried to
that that other and less respectable
would more accurately designate it.
1t would be a mistaken and excessive conservatism
that could hope expect to stay the progress of events
simply by shutting eyes to such progress and yet
such conservatism would not be without exampers and
parallels in the history of the present contests of opinion
throughout the country and the South particularly We
cannot, by crying peace, make peace. We cannot by
ignoring disunon prevent the action of sunlry southern
States of whose secession reasonable doubt now
exist It is neither true conservatism nor true
to be blind to danger nsensibe to it, 1t is bot to
perceive and guard against impending and indeed
eYitabe contingencies.
Now the most incredulous can no longer fail to per-
ceive and acknowledge the immineucy nay the certain
ty OF secession the part Of of the southern
States and that at distant day. Take what side n.
Carolina WILL and she is so situated that she cannot
remain neutral she must be affected by what is passing
around her. She affected now. She will be more
so hereafter She cannot therefore, keep out of the
MOL if she would it is due to her dignity and to
her safety to have policy, and to be prepared to
maintain it, both morally and physically To promote
unity of feeling among her people, and in order to
do So assume such decided ground will remove doubt
and waverng. This we take it, would be the true con-
servatsm and would certainly be preferable to that sort
of conservatism that would meet wholly changed posi-
ton of affairs with wholly unchanged course of action
or rather, we should say, of inaction
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13
A. A. MCKETHAN, |
JOHN FL. Cook,
G. W. I. COLLISION, Commit
VIM. J. MYROyER,

On notion these resolutions unanimously adopted
Col. M. j. McDufie next addressed the meeting, in
speech distinguished by logic and eoquence he engaged the
attention of his audience tor hour and plainly
made the conclusion that had hopes justice equal
ity from Black Republican majority. His address was
able and appropriate and received most deserved the
turous applause of his audience.
letter read from Hon. w. Winslow exhibiting the
fact that the North did not intend recognize rights,
and appealing to North Caronians to unite in
defence.
The Chair appointed for Committee organizing a
Southern Rights Club Messrs William G. BrOadfoot j. II.
Cook A. A. Mcclellan, A. j. O Hanlon and j. II. Roberts.
Upon notion the thanks OF the meeting rendered to
the Chairman and Secretaries and the Wilmington Journal
Journal and town papers be requested to publish the
proceedings of this meeting
Upon motion, the meeting adjourned:
SAMPSON BOON, Chairman.
y TT L. 4 Ro RHs4. Secretaries.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13

Corwin, of Ohio, rep. CHM fTaylor, of La dem.
Mison, of Va, dem. Davis, of Miss. dem
Adams of Mass rep. Kellogg, of Illinois, rep.
Winslow. of N. c.. dem. Houston, of Ala, dem.
Humphrey, of N. Y, rep. Morse, of Maine, rep.
Boyce, of S. c., dem. Phelps, of missouri, dem.
Campbell, of Pa rep. Rust, of Ark, dem.
Love of Ca dem. Howard, of Mich rep.
Ferry of Conn req. Hawkins, of Fla, dem.
Davis OF Md. amer Hamilton, of Texas, dem
Robinson, of r. l. rep. Washburn of Wis, rep.
Whiteley, of Del, dem. Curtis, OF Iowa, rep
Stratton of n j. rep. Burch, of Cal. dem.
Bristow of Kv amer Window, of Mimi, rep.
Morrill,, of VT rep. Stout, OF oregon, DEM
Nelson, of Tenn, amer. Iappan, OF N. H., rep
Dunn, of Ind rep.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13
NEW YORK MARKET.

At the close yesterdGy.l
Cotton frm with sales of 1000 bales; MlOO,'D' "a.
lands 81 10 cents. Flour firm; Southern ., 0o
81 80. Wheat firm. Corn firm. Rosin dull "' y
Rice dull at 3% AL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

DEC. |, l66H
Cotton-Sales of the week reached 10000 Oa@D
Market firm. There was large home demalO' ~
all qualities have slightly advanced STOCK ~
527 600 bales of which 100000 are American
Flour dull and all qualities have slightly 0s'nD~
Wheat dull and declined l I'd. Corn quiet o-'
declined 3D. on the week. Rice unchanged p'''
heavy at 5s 3D. S. I'D. Turpentine dull
Consols 90 a 9316.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-12-13

ST.. JOINS, n. F., Dec, l2th, I0V
The steamship Europa arrived of Cape Race 7sI
day, from Liverpool, with dates to the LIST instant
brings no news of Importance.
The American Monetary Crisis is beginning .
felt in England. Large specie shipments are coming
America
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW IMPORTANT BOOKS
~ For sale by 7. c. c. DREWRY,
Successor 10 p. b PHce,)
No l73 Main ST., (Dowden's old standl
MAN Moral and Physical Influence Of Health AID Disease
on religious E1perlsnce by Joseph H. Jones' Pastor
OF the vh Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia
Non ignara all m5cri5 sgccurrcre disco. Price u.
This work engaged the attention OF the author for
assisted bv various reading and much experience II Is rot
known AT there the topic Ia the English
Language
ps critical explanatory commsntaryhy the Revkobet
Jami.son D. Minister st. Pauls, Glasgow, Scotland
Price - cents.
and 2i Samuel Let ard ~ Kngs let and 2d Chronicles, tZra
Nehemiah and Fstler by the author. Price zoe
THE Revival ireland from Ministers and Medical men IN
Ulster Revival of Religion In the North OF Ireland a'
dressed Rev II Grattan Guiness Price zoe ,
D. invites attention his assortment OF Religious and
Miscellaneous WORKS School Books sabbath School BOOKS e
venes generally. Parer, Envelopes ana stationery
rfher Nth an assortment Fancy and Variety GOODS sn ~
are generally found IL Book Stores 'a''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

OEiCE---n-srous % 90 what We can build up 90
y our CITY, " have determined 70 commence MANU- "a
fAClJklNT OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, at the ~
earliest y az which we can make arrangements 20 DO So LII
uu- NJ Keen has been absent Europe for the last three
months selecting goods for Spring sales and nom his long
peenc. and vrkuown taste cSpc To- show
1--we STOCK seen n t market 81 day Of February
~h1 have Tn store superb Spring for She Wholesale
trade and we earnestly invite ca Merchants who have
heretofore gone NORTH Our extensive operations important ad-
Nnt On he purchase of goods and long experience, enable Us
o. over great Inducements those any house in the Union
- We shall fruu This day ouer an WINTER CLOlHlNG at
such rsdacc1 ~ Will make the interest Of purchaser 10
anticipate their wants.
Il2 KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
JOHN g. GEORGE GIBSON,
BUILDERS.
RICHMOND, VA,

NXTOUIn 81 respectfully inform s anI the public gen
w orally that their eabishmen at The Of Cary
Sixth streets receny destroyed by fre been rebuilt n
Substantial manner that they prepared 10 resume op-
eraons in their department OF busnC extensive scale
To t end they have enlarged their shops aud furnished
then with all the improved MACHINERY and other appliances
which can facilitate expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY
WORK IN It's various branches.
Their new Saw NILS Msyos Island are now completed on
such scale OF capacity will enable 10 meet the Increasing
demands Of the city building mbers Mills are Of the
largest and most approved Kind built by Geo Page Co Of
tnore aud having their patent motions and attachments The
Steam Engine hundred horse power
James Turner Of city They have hand several
arst rate pine logs and have made arrangement. counu
os suppy and prepared % III all u
able prices accommodating terms Tsy have engaged
reliable mechanic work their laih machine furnish
pasterers' aihs In any quantity that may be desired
They will heretof re- furnish f and sta'ss FOR buildings
and other improvements and will contract for the erecn and
completion OF the same, In the city country.
liberal patronage extended to them IN past by The
citizens Of Richmond aud other portions OF the state
Leave 10 express their grateful thaus ;cy
will endeayor by every means In their merit contna
auce Of their favor aud confidence. Jt2-d3W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
WV. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing NanutactOry,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
IN RIG HNIOND, VA

IT Is fact NOT generally known that established my Clothing
/ Mandatory s city TEN YEARS AGO, and have constant
fo- that . continued OBJ cut and make large portion OF INV
stock Richmond hundreds OF uy customers will testify t
increased time, now better
prepared orders or work n large small quantities
~ heretofore and wiz guarantee 90 furnish hem just as To-" as
Dee bad ui Northern HOUSES aud equal Ia style and ma
tt~iAL
.uc practical Business mot having climbed 10 AZ
th back vn5oz over others shourrs) aer myself that can
give much good article for the price house
Mouth or south
Let wish 90 build PURIFY southern Manuiactores
patronzc Ola established houses first and et THIN the
reward they SD Justly past present future services
This huu1u- prove by tou seventy five 10 one
y employ and many OF them have been
Cor years
peaase che manufacture at home more Cy when you
can 90 s.. without additional cost. WI IRA SMITH,
fts ia Main -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
wN WALSH


IlNN) u I III
Commission Merchants,
EE rIENEE EAtACF Az. t.'ND St|1Ai'
Cincinnati, Ohio.
grt--r. f.r a ,u#... - .~trru Prod nee, An MAKE
n.-. Cash Advances rr tou~i. nulent> i'' SAFE OF
" rb.uIi -. boa. ud stored al account u, purchaser
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

TOHN N. GORDON d SON
j OFFER FOR SALE
TN PLATE, bright, Of all kinds,
LEApEp AND CoXE PLATES FOR roofing and SAFES,
BLOCK TIS, In bars and pigs
suEPr YlsN spelter and spelter SOLDER
LRAJ, In pigs and bars,
CopPEl. timed braziers sheathng and bar,
SHsEr lRoS, all kinds,
GALVANIZED TISp SugH5,
IRos WIRE, al nsmbers
BAR IRos sSedes common and Euglsh refined.
ENGLISH And AMERICAN HAND lRuN,
HOOP band, RoUSD SQUARE RoDs,
SLIT IRos horse and niue shoes, superior quality
GR'FFN's HoRsE SHOE NAILS, all sizes
ENGLISH 4 AMERICAN RLIsTHRED STEEL,
NAYl0Rs CAST AND SHEAR TO-,
CAsr S1xEl, superior quality, for axes,
GERMAN SrEEL,
WAGON lyD D,o5Y AxLEs, with taps and dlinch pins
SPRING sTEEL best quality,
PLoCGH TRoS from TO II inches
NAIL RODs, Swedcs and American,
WROUGHr IRoS PLOUGH PLATES,
BURDENS lIoHsE MULE SuORs, improved patent,
TiSygD 4SD BLACK RIyrEs ASD BUCyE! EAEs,
TisSEo SlyCg Pas HANDLgS,
TS DISyER, Sour ASD PE PLATES, with full assortment
OF GEJcEgns. lm-Ja2'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing.
Genteel Clothing,
arrrn
AtuO ,taIn street.

ALL n and make selections buy the goods at your
- price We get winter stock out OF the
way and t t end oaer such Inducements as must attract
aui secure sse,
{. you wish make good investment buy suit OF
f-i TUPMAN HULL, no Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
LIlO UEsE FAKMInS nF YInDrNI. -.

, Ttjch have uty fs.-tte,
yeIsenens and card which has been extensively through
the couatry TO our friends and customers m s
the following extract The subscriber asynz conduct I
business Tor the last years FRANKLIN street the We 81
G WATT Co. beg leave {. inform his friends and he rr
ers OF the old concern that h4t frm does now eyt
ished Us that regular and systematic has and sim eng
made 70 deceive the public and lead them believe thu. the %
ceE ci GtO WATT co Is not In existence and TIA, ~ opy
place 20 get Watts Patent Cuff Brace Piow Is from man ~
Ws Of his property by makug HE Pste; pw xiogi his aa-
hor or consent Ne dse 70 correct m thus sougna
GEORGE WATT 20 Is still in existence: ua Geo Watt tfs
nye-,s and paen're, has not sold the ,ett on aU,,
except Mr. T. Scott, of Feds tsburg 10 male n ~
Patent Picvs, and tlt We keep constantly on hand ,rg
Of All sizes made under orr personal supervision from The only
genune patterns, Of the best materials together with vafi
Of other Agricultural impcmens which We warrant 4, -
buyer and determined beunderod by ay ee IN M
market Our GEO "ATT returns his sincere 5Es 10 bis 1
and the public who have sustained him A5Ts.oJre and we soe
continuance Of their patronage. '
CFopcr W ,,, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
METROPOLITAN LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO,OOO!

ANN IA l. IN co u Z, 1880, ,OOOI
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER $sOOOOOi
Personality Rey1rsi 1T he EHcIgetsrts ot
he Company.
WE respectfully ask attention the security Of the Liverpool
w and London Insurance Company 10 It's policy holders in s
large cash capital and investments as stated above.
The large capital and income Of the Company enable 20 take
convenient parties requiring large amounts ofiusurance
In addition the ordinary mode Of insurance his C9upa1y
POIltih, cu uir tynsnt Cf fEN ANHJ-
Al PEEAItv& rl0Fe.ty s tnerceforth, PSEUAAENILl
SJEED The Policy g caaceed any time, and the pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire
and mo.t liberal principle.
Policies this Company all claims paid upon
senaon satisfactory proof Of loss without abatement de3u
on @ interest," and not as usual after presenta
don OF proof WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agens,
nhId 1870 Main street, few doors above tosiOice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
DACON. Laird. ILrrEn. CIIEESE, Ac.-

1ANs--
ID % hhds Hams Shoulders, Sides aud Breasts
50 bhls prime leaf Lard
% tubs prime Cohen Butter
80 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
40 boxes r. D.
loo bbls refined sugars
50 bbls prime Jersey cider
% DO No. M4ckefe
40 do NOS do
- do Fr'st's Buckwheat
SO do crop y. o. Moasses
~ do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
l0l dozen assorted Brooms
1O do do Pals
> tcs. Sal Soda
. do Flrcys assorted shot
2 do prime Goldfish
Landing and packets from New York, Phiai icpha
and baltimore for sale low by WNf II. TYLER,
jal6 18Th street. between Main and Cary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
LANES q. ROSIEER.

INSURANCE AGENT.
office Elst side Of 1l Street Second J'or NORTH 9f1s Corner Of
UdiH ant llN
ID EPREsENTs following established and reliable Com
Ia panies.
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. the City New York capital
and surplus s3oOOOc
Honbodt Fire Insurance Co.. of .h chg Of New York. cap
tai ana T'-V'"
and surplus .2s2 O
Irving Fire Co.. Of " y capital S20OOJO with large
surplus.
Phoenix Fire In Co. Of Brooklyn pal and surplus s29 00o
Policies issued Buildings, Furnr re- Manufactures Merchan
ike Personal opery generally against loss damage by
favorable promptly adjusted and
puucfuay settled the security offer by the above Companies
Insured the ample guarantee i the f that all
entered into by them, win be fulfilled the most salts
factory The experience u the subscriber in these
matters viii facilitate and protect the best Of his ais the
Of all who may be disposed paroae his efforts Coun
try risks Inland navigation rsss and their cagses IN
port, nsused on the most reasonable terms. oct6-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
rU. uoFF1T,S VmETARLE LIFE PILL

u and Phoenix II iers haye been uoroushy tested,
and pronounced remedy for dyspepsia haiulency
head ache oyeness, darrhUa eyers Of al
nds rheumatism gou grae WORMS scuryy, ulcers eruptiy
complaints rhcum erySeas common colds and ntuenEa
rreuarty and an derangeIent Of the female system Piles and
ous other diseases to wlrh the human liable. Ro
ale by the proprietor DR. y B. MOPFAT 835 Broadway New
York and by Druggists geneIy al over the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
OLOSING-OUT PRICES.

I,LOSING-OUE PRIu;S.-Wr shall for the four
weeks many Goods whOu regard 10 cost but at such
prices sales We would Ladies and Misses
Co,, and Velvet shavs VNtr and Black Stella Plaid, Long
and Square and Black Thet Kris M0uanes and Printed Mer
nos Noussrane and P0pn R0e HOunced SILK Robes IN two
three and four douucrs will sold less than the or
importation Also thousa dollars worth ofCaTpetng com
prnr superhne hgran and lhreepy, Hemp ana
Rae C,rpgis Drugrst Cocoa and Canton Mating Also Ser
wants Wool Goods and Bankeish-ayy Coored and White Cotton
Goods made Virginia and laryand will be sold low 81
milar G DDS be purchased any mark,t ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

GOTrOs YARNS
" Leakgvlle, n ~ Y5fn7
Is Aad u brown Cottons
M The above Superior goods received BY us and dehv'
cred at Factory prices AA''' '"''I W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
cUNDRIES,-- -

SUNDRIES.--
IA bbls old Whisky
200 do reciihed do
IS do Trul's pure Rum
30 do pure apple Brandy
% :. and i casks French Brandy
i,so saleby W NIPE CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
.HOCKOE WILL HIqIMOND pLAs

p TFRIhe subscriber eley abored for the past four
years 10 Northern Groui Pcrhy the establishment Of
V0g M and supplying arcle superior received from
the North and claims p rect He beg leave
his thanks patron inform all interested that he
has completed his will enable him TO supply
demand that may ase Ills sGk of Lump heavy, based upon
the enormously increased ola superior arel selected from
the pure Windsor Sova Scous quae with special reference
TO rs richness 10 0is ef line The reputation Of his brand
shah be sustained every aad cost and he asks only
p,ments of those who hye not made application Of this
rgJyglls DrfVi.er JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
i.1S-.iu No ~ Pearl st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
IsGO. HlRDWARE. COACa MATERIAIs, ID. 1850.
EEECT.ssx,gTN.

NR TRAVERJe having met with unparalleled success IN
81 Ing Chronic diseases ot cs has induced
ofce In this city few weeks, give
opportunity testing the wonderful curative property Of w
great Therap eutical agent
Eecircty Whe shy .pFsd gives instant relief and
permanent cure IN short time My apparatus differs
widely from all Others and made according order
medical purposes only giving shock the patient pleas
ne seusatt y, and producing an iayigorating effect
Persons afflicted with the following diseases call and
will warrant cure Ia shor -. Nervous Sick Head
ache Neuralgia Catart .acni coughs and pulmonary dis
tending Consumption ScroU Hip Diseases White
ng Fysipeas Salt Rheun letter Rash hurors
every description; Spinal Diseases CGrvstures Rher.a
Nus Dance, Fits, Paralysis, Deafness Runur
paired Vision contracted Muscles Dysrz Lye Complaint Ge.
neral Debility, Seminal NeanJ D.0psy Debility Leuclrrhe
Whites Inflammation md gaming ohs Womb Assesses Cancers
and Uc5J Of womb In ten years practice have treated
upwarts OF ten thousand cases Of PropUs U Falling
Womb
pay any dollars every that presented where
have failed 20 make permanent
Aso by It's application, will extract teeth without pain During
;he operation the patient experiences nyyorang pleasing
sensation and genial glow, this pr4on has pro-
nouncd by of the most gnslt ofthc faulty such
Godng Bird, Dr. Ngal Phillips Prof Maitence, Dr. Marshal
Hail. ro' nter hoJt Boyle aad Others, to be the greatest
Invention Of the age
lie has Also pls suppresslons irregularities &C.
which have been known fail producing the desired e.
feet.
OTce IN Relyln's Block, on 10Th st. Room No c
ar Oice hours from A. NJ 70 Q .. M 10 6, and 10
9P NJ
80 Consult-,,oa FRlK.
Letter. consultation &c. must have stamp enclosed In
der prepay
s-Physcians Dentists and Families furnished With machines
and directions nOl2-d3m
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GEORGE WATT CO.
1853. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. ls5a,
GGOR GE STA ARRETT

CtGOR GE STA RRETT
(BEL .IN's ROW, GOYERNORSTl
nFFtRs 70 lis Customers assortment unHgale5 by .
~ that Of cdng Our facilities r doiDy s$Ss
work In and upon dr enS stores factories churches r -
cannot be exoeled Repairngpleces stoves sold kA
years past for sale. -
Bars'ow's Spiral Furnace, FOR brick; sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace; 3 sizes
Hetenburgs Pa'ent Heater; sizes
Fireplace c. mney Heater form s7y ,s,wr ~ T. Toh
Brilliant Gas Burner "a fuel sayese : sHes IVY
Factory Coal-Burneg tw-.ra...d 20 stand fral .,s,
American Cooking Range, Tor brick: Size ~
American Cooking Range, rotary top: 3 sizes
Bay state Cooking Range Portable. > sizeJ
HcJu.ert COOKING new affr
trade, with HotHa'er Reservoir 1i1-r ~ ~
large Oyen-"snpls, strong and r,iets ' '''' SUI
In ADDITION 70 me eoye 'ne Gy varieties and sizes suited 10
Coa,y Gsa.s ysyng here Stoves, Tin Ware Punps Pipe
ScJ az NoFif e. pr,es, save freight '' '''
a orders viii receive immediate attention Those csniny
later M he promptly fed in their orier and as fast as he vori
he vel done. 20,
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"pENEFITs VF LIFE INSURANCE"

ONE HUNDRED AND PORTTEIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS
(SIIS,90O.)
Nave been paid by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY by death, under q policies issued the
Richmond Academy, and 5000 will be- r2li w. days
OF account Of recent dsa't-
Hundred. a. ncnlnyad who Families friends dependent
on their lives sAppsr could with small portion Of their IN
policy for or more thousand dollars 10 be paG
attheir death -
The cost Life the MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY
In dividends 40 cent? made so low that
almost any person can insure iGr some amount
Premium paid annually semi annually, or quarterly
Agency No. q Pearl Street. - . -
y B-we insure SLAVES In the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY Charlottesville for years, the most
favorable terms paid several thousand dollars or this
Company Of Slaves insured with them, and always
promptly de5 KNOWLES "AbfoED'
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH: 49,. g.

n THE CHEOPLASTTC PROCESS GS-ssS--s9
g. W. JONES, DENrsr having purchased the II frSS3eA
right Tor the above mode making Teeth. II1y
entirely its absolute superiority the gold silver
or patna method with confidence commend al
may desire u or partial Of Teeh-and especially such
may he dissatisfied those they using. I'm this process
all objections gold plate remoyedtne he
Ing perfect AMI stability the and the teeth
being embedded the metal the food Is excluded from under
between he and they therefore stronger cleaner saoother
and IN every respect better.
In consequence a. adaptation plate
mouth the suction thereby secured he insert
teeth i0 caspand IN all guarantee perfect and sat
tsf4ctory st. or charge.
This having been adopted and those stand
ing highest the profession North and South testimonials will be
given and specimens exhibited who desire 10 them
wishing exchange the old method Tor the new their old
plate will taken part pay Onice opposite Cornhiau a
Office hours from 70 2L from 81 tO6. ocI-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
.,..,oND ANNuAL aTY DIRECTORY.-w

> have commenced second Directory oft
city experience Of last yeawi enable Us TO remedy all mis-
,- nd reliable Directory then any
preous one We Offer merged faculties and greater Induce
nents to Advertisers Is intention 10 Distribute the Drec
tory extensively This orthern North Carolina, at
express oce prime pal hOs and also al tie different water
n places Il g ZbL HE DIRT OF March No Northern
advertisements ill nserel aad but residents II Virgin
ti0Ndlm W EUGENE FERsLEW.