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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
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SPLENDID GIFTS.
At lis RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO.

7 A. COLBY 4 90. would inform their friends
- and the public, that their Gift Book Store u
permanently established la Odi Fellows Building,
between ark and Dearborn streess, where the pur-
chaser Of each book 1T the regular retail price. will
receive u the folio ~trR gifts, valued 81 from
to 4l0O Any persons sending for the books and not
satisfied with the gifts, have the privilege Of Sc
lecting in its place . u - book, making two ten
state Ia their orders II gifts going with each book
does MT fuit, what extra book they viii select In
place Of gitt That II better than any other Gin
Book sale offers In the United States. In . -nding
to New York, Boston Philadelphia. your gifts are
VALUED at from - cents TO tlOD Furthermore, 10
would cost nearly double the amount Of your puf.
chsse for press hargcs.
One Of the Gifts Of she following schedule are
pGess uted to each mn, ChaaeY nj the time Of sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
~ Miss Judson, the heroine If thu 4

u Miss Judson, the heroine of the An.
glo-Afr1can elopement which caused 90
much eommotion about ak weeks since. a..
rived in town yesterday on her way home
ward. having been to Indiana in company
With her brother, and advertised Joe for !
divorce. Joe hadn't any money TO take
him there to plead his own cause. and, time
being up, he was repudiated, and his bride
made free woman. She was just in the
nick Of time, - the statutes were immedi-
ately afterwards amended 20 - to cut of
al such operations in future. Indiana 10 no
longer the haven of domestic difficulties-
Detroit Free Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

In the State Journal we find the
following apt remarks regarding the
condition of things in the republican
party Of THIS State.
Thetruth is, our Republican friends
are in peck of trouble" Common
cling in this city, the capital Of the
State, we find clique opposed to clique,
faction to faction; and the result is
any amount of cat-hauling." The
Governor Ia gentleman by the name of
Lowe) is the leader or the Ted, we
don't know which, of large, numer-
ical force Of small politicians-little
fellows, whose present ambitious
thoughts are directed towards filching
from fifty cents to five dollars per day
from thu State Treasury, with which
they buy bread and meat, and so forth.
Some two dozen Of them have succeed
ed, and are now enjoying the luxury of
living at the expense of the State. A
friend has promised us list Of these
mianocs, who play around and are fed,
and sometimes, fish like, swallowed by
those of larger g,owth. There arc
about two dozen altogether. They
are the lackeys and servants of the
Governor and his numerous Deputies
-sneezing when they snccze, and with
willing hand and mind doing the bid
ding of their masters. Some half
dozen Of this class are now promoted
to the front rank, and act as the Gov
ernor's advisers and counscllors, and
frequently IS guardians of his spiritual
Excellency.
This does not suit the rejected" Of
the same class, and they muttcr, splut-
ter, and wax violent.
The actual Governor Of the State is
we'll known, and with firm hand he
holds the rens when there is a partic-
ular road to be travelled. The wheels
OF the State carriage turn at his bid
ding-it must follow the "cross roads"
marked out by him. With little petty
matters around the Office, he does not
NEEDLE, these are left with the nominal
Executive-but when an important
move is 10 be made, he must be con-
suited. We will speak plainly-Jamcs
w. Grimes il to-day Iovernor ofIowa.
Opposet ~ him are number of
leading naefabers q the Republican
paaty. Jhs7 are I,,sly in their oppo-
sitlon, And vii sesnrt ~ anything to
check hs movements. Grimes has
beaten thern-acburged them we might
say-and tnis ranklcs deeper and deep.
sr. The appliances Of Purity may
prevent Al explosion now, but eventu
ally there will a {" bust-up.
It naturally follows that there is
trouble about nominations. The bat
tie has commenced, and grows warmer
each succeeding day. The nomina-
tions for Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor and Judges, are ibeing discussed.
Aspirants are Of course numerous, and
the factions are at work. IL Grimes
desires to be reelected Governor
Lowe will be nominated; but should
it be thought best, looking to the next
u. s. Senator-Grimes will throw him
overheard, and a new man will be
nominated. The Anti-Grimes men
are At work, and will endeavor to
check-mate all his movements. A
rich time may be expected.
We make these illusions now fol
the information Of our readers, and
may hereafter 60 more into the de-
tails, giving names, facts, dc. Enough
has been told, however, to show thu
troubles now existing. "Those whom
the gods destroy they first make mad.
County AAP.-A map OF johnson
- ~Ar l.
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Amount Of liabilities, due or not due, IL


AUDITORS OFFICE, DEs MOISEs, Jan 81, 1889. (
It's hereby certified, that on the 3lst day OF JAM
uary 1853, staten 1led in this ffic. show
ing the condition OF the North American Fire Insu-
rance Company, Of Ha'tord, State Of Connect lieut.,
en the rirst day ~ January, $50, in accordance
with the provisions Of an act OF The egi 4ature OF
this STATE passed January IS 1857 tht such state
ment shows that said Company Ii possessed OF tho
requisite amount Of capital and in. ested - reqnir
Cd in said act.
Authority l. theref -e given to the above named
North American Fire III i-.cn G, mp1, 70 trans.
act business Of insurance ia this State in accordance
with the laws Their OF.
tits also c~ri lied that Field 4 Kaum nan, Esqva.
Of Davenport have been cuiy appointed by said COM
pany their lsw full attorney aud agent the county
OF Scott with full power to take risks u in ,urance
therein. aud to arknaslefge service OF process up
their filing certified cory OF the stAenane fled In
this c with tie Clerk ofihc District Court, In and
for said county.
1t Is fur her certified that the annexed Is . true
copy OF the required statement.
- In testimony whereof have kereunto set
&. lmy hani and afiixei NV seal CT ONCE this
! . 3lst day Of January, 1859.
J. w. CATTELl, Auditor OF Iowa.
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INSURANCE.

AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.
TT is hereby certified that the City Fire In ,urance
i mpany Of New haven, Conn has filed in this
office renewed statement. in accordance with Sec
,ion g. Chapter 1d9. Laws % 81, which receives my
approval l do therefore renew the certificate Of
agency of Frank Pumer E-q, for Scott county,
which hereby continued In full force and # c. for
the 1859 II Is further led that the annexed
Is . true copy Of the statcme at IS nlei.
-, Witne my hand and seal at Dies NJ .ines,
IL this seventh dav OF February. 1859
tl J. W. CATTELL Auditor or State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
SPIRIr LAKE LAND DrsrRrcr-

SPIRIT LAKE LAND D1sTR1cr.-The
Iowa City Reporter says: We learn
that strenuous efforts are being made
by the citizens Of North Western Iowa
to procure the establishment of new
Land Office in what il known - the
Spirit Lake District, now embraced in
the Fort Dodge and Souix City Dis-f
tricta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

Coiby's nsw catalogue, which In sent free " Oil
parts d the country, contains al The most popular
books Of the Gay.
Agents wsntsdi In every town IN The Union. fAose
desiring = - ~ con o6tain FUN psstteaars - ..
dressing a. ao1ve.
BEING largely Interested IN psblishinR bssks and
oUying from other publishers IN busns o ouaatieo
for cash, - eFe e1sbJed - make larres dleesuneo
20 county - Ms tosn can b ho1 q any other
tablishment In the country.
An extra u - nook and GIFT 0iven . any ~.
son ordering tn books q one ttms 70 enc sddfsaa
osod for Cssaiogss. Address
,. 4. OOIDY.
deem -wSmo us Randolph IT.. CHICAGO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
INSURANCE.

AUDITORS OvvrcE lows.
r.no. c.aunea "a, tie C,a,i ensal I -.
once rem wed staten ut In aro,d.r.cs ..,n ~. ~
noh !. CHAPTER ~. Laws OF 1887. win r.@Is-s
.ssnsy O. h,o sn.rs e. ,sn uaes,. o.
' hereby continued in fail force AMI NJ .nnn
-, ,s.s. = y further oersinsd that ths Am. -,
- ne copy Of the statement A. Med
wMsfk ny band and sal II D.. Mo,ne..
'n's nun day q Fe,ru.ry. 1850.
,. ". CArrsLl.. Auditor ~ ss...
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
Dancing Academy.

DROP. ROBINSON has opened his sncing Acsd-
= envy =, the German Theater. 1t which place he
will teach al the fashionable dsnnes OF the day
the Acsdemy will Be opened on Tuesday evening,
February LIST, 1859. at * o'clock.
!. rms OF tu!tion-nne gent, ~; ono gent and one
a6y, o.; ona lady, -: iuvsntler - Js9a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

County AAP.-A map OF johnson
county upon . most elaborate scale is
now compiling by JohL R, Sisson, Esq.
and wall be Autographed ready for
aaleia April o. Nay. So says the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

INSURANCE.


AUDIT ms OrrIrE, Iowa
IL - hereby certified that ih- usmp en- fire luu
iAnss Consra' 81 Springfield Aass has hiei ~ this
oflce : renew i stat,a em IL c-ordsnce y ih Sc
ton =, ehspter lta laws Of 1851, which receive nv
sppruvAl. d. hasef~ve renew thc cert hcat Vi
agency ~ Herman Fi4ldrsa for Scott Comfy Which
IL hereby lntiuned in fnlt force snd thTt for y #
year 1859.
49,. witness my hard and sest 1t DesMore
Us this An day q February -.
'~~~' J. CATTKLL. Auditor OF state,
FIELD 4 kAUFFMANN, Ag'ss.
Weiss Block, near German Theatre, Second street,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

Nora -F,r every fraction over Jou,y An addition
al delegate has b. Ell allowed.
Particular attention /. called to the cton ~ the
mocrattc stat Conventions for several past years
prohibiting all represent alton by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committee, are espe-
cisy requested to see that county meetings he held
for The purpose Of sending delegates.
JiB. A. WILLIAM8ON,
Ct'a State Dean. Es Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

WOODS HAIR RksToRATIsE.-AmcnR Ill prep
aratons for the hair that have been introduced As
iofslliole none has ever given the Subtraction or
g.r the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair s,o-
rAsiv. nos hiss. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies', wherever they have testei II, pronounce it
p eress article. They End, whore the hair Is thin
ned, that II creates a fresh grow,h-,hat II fully
restores the vege; alive power Of ihs roots the
denuied pac. and causes the hbres 70 shoot forth
anew-,hat II desolyes and removes dandrur pre-
vents grayness restores the hair to its original color
when grayness has actually supervene.i, gives rich
u.tre imparts the softness and lexibsy Of silk TO
the hair and keeps always luxuriant healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

upDk. MANN. the renowned discovtrer OF that
invaluable remedy, Or. kAan's Ague Bsl.am. SIM
c,ntinDes 70 labor in behalf Of the afflicted. uis
medcires are unive, sally admiie BY the Are,c an
press, 70 b. far superior 70 and all Others evsr
discovered for the treatment Of chs fever and .eue
and oil inter mitttnts There can BE- no doubt III ~
can place confidence in the innumfr able tas tinon n
which the Do tor has in his possession that Il l. the
great 4 discovery made in the science Of mea
6 ne Toe attention ~ our reai.rs is called Il the
advertisement of to- Basam found la another COL
umn Of this paper and We won d recommend al sui
fering from this disease, viz chs, fever and aeue
70 avail themse ves Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
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A. n. -RsANCISCUS,
NO. al xARKsr srlssr, PHILADELPHIA

TEFP6 the LARGEST and best ASSORTED stock Of
n Long Rel CsvIet Chain snd Cotton Y.rns, Dae-
ting, Watding, fWines, OoveTlst Yarn, III Cords
Wash Lines, Dopes j. Coils. Mould, LAop, Osslle.
OAnphene. Lard an rluid Wlcks u ~ dSg. Ale
stnaa11oee1sssS lsWsss eaGA Ssic1D. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
Pony For Sale.

A PONY from Hndson's Bay. splendid saddle
"A beast and well suited for trip 20 Pixies Peak
having made several trips from Hudson's Bay 20 81
Psul, and u - Tough pins knot inst the thire
for riding ahead Of IN. train 70 select camping
Grosnds, hunting nc, being used TO the sound Of
fire arms. Enquire q the ONCE Of
rtblO J. LANE 4 Bro,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
Evening AnnuseBnemts.

LJOwHD BALL Room HAND BOOK.
IL Ksnny's Manual OF Chses.
Ones Player's Hani Book,
Chess Monthly Yos JAnnsry and February.
Hand Dook Cf Whiet
Hand Dook q Games,
me Soclshle Or l OOl Amusements.
Oheso 1en, Cheqners md Boards, Sheet Music.
yneeruot1ens to1 the liano, BE-, q - IOWA D00k
- coAnano ADAM,
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STATE or NEW YORK,

OF, s ma County ss s: 3; s sS.i FOR. /"
George 7. Hope. President and n. II. Lamport.
Serrctary Of the Coniinentsl Insurance Company,
being severally duly sworn depose snd Aay each for
himself says that tne foregoing h true, full ami
correct statement Of the aa u sAid Cospor Aton,
and that they are the above described cicers here
Of.
(Signed) GEO. HOPS, President.
H.H. LAMPORT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 2Ath day of
January, \ d 1859
(5gned) N. WILLIAM BU6TRID.
Commission In New York for the State Of Iowa.
q. q. BLOOD, Ag,s.
Feb1S Davenport, Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

Stair OF IOWA,
AuDIroR's OFFfJs, BEsNoISEs, February, 1859 I
1t is hereby certified that the I'd day OF Febru-
Any 1859 statement was fd in this Office showing
the condition Of the Grard Fire and Marine " ance
Company Of Philadelphia st-te of Pennsylvania, on
the nrst day January 1850 10 ,rdancs with
the provisions Of m At 81 the I@eisatnre OF this
sta passed January 90 1851. that such st4teuen d.
shows hat said Comp nv Is ssssed ~ the req
amount Of capital ard invested as required in said
Act
Authority is therefore given TO the absve named
0irard Fire and Marine IN, urAnce Company trans
business OF Insurance in this State
with the laws thereof
Ii is a so certified that II = Mitchell Ftq u D4y-
export has been duly appoiutei by said Company
their lawful attorney and agent for the County Of
Scot with fall power u take risk Of itSirsnfe
therein AID to ackaowlsag .a4V IT ,Iue,+ ii ION
his bling A cett led ~. al the emeS led IN Til
office with tie Clerk OF ,he Di trct Court in and fl
sal County.
- In testimony whereof, have herennto set
S. ny hand and affi..a my seal q ONCE this 9th
day Of Fetrusry 1859.
J. W. CATIELL, Auditor OF Iowa.
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Total am ount OF Loss
e., Claims, and La

The greatest amount insured any one Yisk 10 about
e2OOVO, but Will not IS . general rule exceed
e5,O0O.
The Company have general rule o. TO the amount
allowed TO be insured In any city town Villages
block, II being the intention u this Company to
distribute IT. RI ks In such manner 10 lose
M re than IS 900 BY . single Gre.
No part Of Its Capital earnings dspoeited In
any other State securty for losses therein.
An attested copy Of the Charter Act u IncoYpo.
ration sccompanied p,ior slater ent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

LIABILITIES.
losses al paid,
No Losses unsdjnstsd.
No Losses reported.
We have narrowed no money,
We ows no Bank or 9th party.
We hereby certify that thu egoing statement OF
the condition Of tbs 0irard Fire and Marine Insu-
rance Company, ID correct and true
JsMnS b ALvORD Secretary.
ALFRED B GILLETf, vice-PresBdent.
n. r. MITCHELL, Age.
Pfb13 Nickolls' Block, Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

There ia trouble in the republics


appropriations made by the Leg'sla-
ture for completing the same. The
"muss" opens beautifully, and prom
ses to end in more interesting devel-
opments. and larger amount OF fun
than any of the numerous quarrels
which have Of late occurred among
the faithful on account Of the distri.
button Of the spoils. The last Leg's
lsture, it will be remembered, among
numerous appropriations for brandy,
etc, set apart fifteen thousand dollars
Of the peoples money to complete all
the buildings necessary for a Blind
Asylum. James G. Traer, of Benton
county, John w. Jones, now State
Treasurer Of Hardin county, and
Hosea w. Gray, of Linn county, were
appointed Commissioners to locate and
SUPER attend the construction Of the
buildings.
All Of the Commissioners having
accepted the office and promised to
oversee the expenditure Of the public
money, lett the matter entirely to Mr..
Traer, who managed it in his own
way and entirely without reference to
the will of the people, or the intentions
Of the Legislature, and the conse-
qucnce is, that in this instance, as in
that of the Lunatic Asylum, the whole
Of the appropriation has been expend-
ed and the building is merely COM
menced. Only wall or two has been
put up, and to complete the building,
will require three or four times the
amount of the appropriation.
When Mr.. Jones was elected State
Treasurcr-procuring thereby posi-
ton nearer to the public pocket than
he had before occupied, he resigned his
Commissionership, that some other
needy "friend of freedom" might
have an opportunity to feather his nest.
Learning Of this, the citizens Of Ben
ton county petltioned the Governor to
appoint Mr.. GiIcriss, of that co.
who, the State Journal says is an
honest Republican--in his place.
But Traer hearing of the movement,
and being unwilling to have his posi-
aion and authority, and opportunities
interfercd with, Immediately dispatch
ed an express with remonstrance
against the appointment, stating that
it was not fit to be made. The remon-
STRANGE being read and referred to
James w. Grimes, by Governor Lowe,
the appointment was not made, and
the consequence Is that an immense
sensation has been created among the
friends of Glcriss at Vinton, who 60
about swearing vengeance, and threat
ening to expose the operations Of
Traer in connection with the building
of the Asylum.
A document is in course Of prepare
ton by them which will be spicy. 1t
will show up gross frauds and misman-
agements in reference to the matter.
The State Journal aptIy remarks in
speaking of this subject: "A strange
fatality seems to attend the official &C
tons Of nearly all our Republican Of
iiciaIs-wholcsale and retail frauds be-
ing everywhere perpetrated by them,
aud they cannot cover up the tracks. y
fpa.is Corresrgndence M the Nati.nA In
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ne Dsmoc "a " Of Iowa are hereby notinsd that
the Dsnocsssic etats Convention for 1853. viii &c
Asld 81
Des &c Dimes, Wednesday, June LIST. 80,
In the Capitol, 81 10 o'eloch, n.
Ths purpoee OF the Convention 10 10 nominate
candida for the following oAaees 10 be allied Att
ensuing &c sober elcctton
Oss Geenncv.
OMs L@u,eaaaf Governor.
TAyee Judges cf tAe Saprcne Curt
Also 10 al )pt -ueh systc n Of organ ion OF INC
Perry ~ may be best calculated 10 are ire III
umph OF our prisclples and peminees.
The ratio Of re pre.entstinn VIII be one 'or every
IOO votes cast for Samuel Douglas, ~ eecfetaty Of
a. Al. IN Ortobcr 1855 as folla rs.
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tParis Correspondence OF the Natlona Intelgencerl
Americans Presented to the Emf eros and
Empress Of France.

Other ladies may care rather to
know how their country women ap-
in the presence Of the Empress Euge-
MIA and her gllttering court and no
less than seventy three Of our coun-
trywomen and countrymen had the
honor OF a presentation and of attend
ing grand ball subsequently. there
can be no great secret Of opinion
The numbcr-an apt illustration of
the popnlousncss of American Paris
was SO great that 1t was necessary to
hold them apart. They we're accord
ingly ranged around the walls of a
great gldcd room by themselves.
1t was however an uncommonly ad-
mlrable collection, comprising distln-
gulshed men civil and military, and Ia
dies unsurpassed, indispensable in Eu-
rope. Our excellent Minister was
pleased to say better collection never
come under his marshalship. The wo-
men were beautiful, and for the most
part beautifully dressed. The men,
goldlaccd regi I'D erempiar, that is az
ter the fashion Of the imperial court.
bore themselves AS IL to the manor
born-as if cooked hats were an every
day occurrence, and | must say that no
other nationality among the two thou
sand people whom we found afterwards
in the dancing rooms struck me as be.
ing SO fine looking, or more refined
looking which is still better. In room
adjoining, with their respective lega-
tons, were some thirty English, TWEEN
ty Germans, nine Swedcs, four Danes,
with sprinkling Of Greeks, Italians,
and Spainards; somewhat in short IT.
ter the fashion Of st. Marks, where
may be seen
Masks Of al, times and natl ,as, Turk. ana y~v,
Greeks: Romans, Yankee doodlss ana Nj an..ss. Il
A loud voice at length announced
Vie Emperor. le Empereur.." At the
sound ! observed that the ladies' gen.
orally fumbled nervously at the crino-
line arrangements, while here and
there gentleman treasured himself IA
it were, upon the subject Of cravat.-
On the whole, however, the overawiue
was less than might have been expect.
ed. The imperial pair, meanwhile &c
companied by Mr.. Mason, had entered
the room. His Majesty prcscriptiyeIy
impenertrable, inscrutable, ~ describ.
ed and reiterated, looked all the i'm.
penatrability due to his reputation
For the rest he is shorter than was
supposed by those who had only seen
him on horseback. Like Tom Moore,
he sits tall. He is much taller, how.
ever than his prophetic uncle. lie
wore white small-clothes, a simply EN-.
broidered blue coat, and the grand gor.
don rouge. The Empress walked at hia
side. They were unattended. Nc
man of sixty could have read the DO.
ems Of bis youth without recalling the
bride Of the East.
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have been obtained .
Total Assets.......
nIL.iTI@.

LiAuIItIi6.
! Amount OF losses adjust.
ed, and due and npaid..
2. Amount ~ loses incur
red, and In process Of ad-
justnent ............... 1900 co
B. Amon u Of losses report.
ed, on which no action
has been taken. ......... 43 ~
1. Amount Of claims for
losses resisted by the
Company, including inte-
rest thereon. ........... 1896 s.
8. Amount OF dividends1
on capital declared and
due aud unpaid...... -,
6. Amount OF dividends A'i'" W
on scrip, declared and
unpaid.
2 Money borrowed.
8. All other existing claims
against the Company. 6,2lO on
Total am ount OF Loss
cs. Claims, and LA
hilil
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TIE POETRY OF PHYSIC.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THERE goes = man. ark well his face,
How dark and sAllow Is its hue,
His lately flashing eye hov dmmed,
His pace how sluggish 1t il too.
It needs no words of mine to tell
The pangs he il suffer ring to-day,
The shooting pains thst ack his brain,
Which naught but pills will drive away.
Behind him walks with head erect,
With glowing cheeks and sparkling eyes,
A friend who yesterday, like him,
Spoke naught but woes IN eroans and sighs.
Know ye the wer that hath subdued,
And scattered all his dr. adful ills;
Hear ye afflicted sons OF men
"Twss HkRRIcR's SUGAR GOATaD PILLS"
nPHerYicks ills and Kid PlAsters are sold We
~ where.
See advertisement on Sd page.