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In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal to the
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LIABILITIES


of adjustment. 1o4 Oo7 As
Amount of Dividends declare and due and
unpaid. $50 90
Amount of Dividends either of ca or scrip
declared but not yet due.
Amount Of all other existing claims against
the Company.
Total amount ofLosseS Claims & Liabilities. $06 IS
The greatest amount insured any risk is SIS 600
but will not as general rule exceed O0O
Inc Company has general rule to the amount al
lowed to be insured in any city town, village block
being governed i'll this matter in each case by the
al character OF buildings width Of Streets facilities for
putting out fires, sc.
certified copy the Charter Act of Incorporation
as amended accompanied previous Statement.
STATE NEW YORK,
city and County Of New York 90
Charles j. Martin, President, and John H. Wash.
burn Secretary OF the Home Insurance Company being
severay and duly sWorn depose and say and each
himself says, that the foregoing is true full correct
statement of the affairs of the said Corporation and that
they the above described officers thereof
CHARLES j. MARTIN President.
J. III. WASIIBURN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this Sixteenth day
Of January, A. D. 1869.
SAWYER & STAPLES, Agents, Belfast. 3w29
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A GENTS WANTED in every town to sell the cele
n brated Clipper MolcerS and Responsibilities draft
and most durable machines made. Send for circular.
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ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated Or. L. DIX
4 particularly invites all Ladies who need Medical
SHTytca! ser to call at his Rooms, Endicott St
Boston, Mass, which they viii lind arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR, DIX having devoted twenty years to this
particular branch of the of all diseases peculiar
TO females, it is conceded by ALL (both in this
try and Europe, that he eXces all other known practc
toner's in the safe. speedy and efectua treatment of all
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
of removing uI diseases such 0s debility txeotnrss ~
natural suppressons engagements OF the womb also all
discharges winch how from morbid state of the blood
The Doctor Is now fully prepared to In his peculiar
style both medically and surgicaly all diseases of the
female sex ana they are respectfully invited to call at
NO. "a EnhscOts Street. Boston.
All letters requiring advice contain one doarto
insure an answer.
Boston, Jan, I. lsf4-1yr
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RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA.
| HAVE MADE ADVERTISING A STUDY.

DOR TEN CENTS will send to any list of
Il the best Newspapers in the United States. would
have paid thousand dollars for this very in
formation. Address Box 672, N. Y. City.
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BELFAST CITY BONDS

r oan for Stock In the Belfast and Moosehead Lake
4 Railroad. Bonds 80 years, with interest at per
cent, payable semannually. Now offered for SALE The
bonds in amount from 100 TO 1000 and upwards, 1t
is considered the best investment now offering.
TIMOTHY THORNDIkE, City Treasurer.
Belfast, Sept. 3, 1868. tfs
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LIME ROCK. A correspondent from
Rockland says
Gen. Davis Tison has been extensively
prospecting in the vicinity of the ''Mead-
ows" for some time past, and has made
some very important discoveries in regard
to our facilities for limerick. He has dis
covered some veias of lump rock which will
add much to the value of the farms ad join-
ing. Some of the owners of them have set
fabulous prices on their lands, supposing
the rocks extends through their premises.
Time alone can tell whether their expecta-
tions will be realized or not.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
nF the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY of New
~ York, the first day of January, A. D. 1869 made
the Secretary of the State of Maine pursuant the
Statute of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The OF this Company is the HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY incorporated 1853 and located in the City
OF New-York.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually paid
up in cash, is $4,000, 900 90
The Surplus the LIST day Of JAN, 1862 1854 50
Total amount of Capital and Surplus. 50, $50 444 80
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Sp e 6 E { 4 GKES

Which have been extensively used in the New Eng
land States the past eight years and for which they claim
the aforementioned advantages those in ordinary
the proof of which may be in their constantly
increasing business during residence in Hartford OF
eight years
ls That from the perfect construction Of the Lenses,
they assist and preserve the sight rendering frequent
changes unnecessary.
I'd. That they confer brancy and distnctness of
vsicn with amount of and comfort not hitherto
enjoyed by spectacle
Sd. That the material from which the Lenses
ground is manufactured especially for optic purposes and
is pure hard and brilliant and not liable to become
scratched.
4th. That the frames In which they are set, whethe
gold, silver STEEL of the finest quality and finish,
and guaranteed perfect in every respect
They are the only spectacles THAT
Preserve as yell as AsSiSt the Sight,
and are cheapest because the best, always lasting many
years without change being necessary.
R5 One of the Firm will visit at the Store of their
Agent every three months, for the purpose of fitting
sse having difficult sights where any spectacles sold
by their Agent during the interval will be exchanged
at charge if not properly fitted.
10 We employ no Peddlers 1y4o
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THE WHARF WAR. The Augusta cor
respondent Of the Portland Star gives the
following sketch of the contest before a
Committee Of the Legislature, by two resi-
dents Of Machias, the object being mainly
to see who shall have his own way in the
matter
The Committee on Interior Waters have
taken up what is called the wharf ques-
ton" Inasmuch as this matter, small as
it is, excited much attention in the Legisla-
ture last year and will again this, will give
you its brief history. VIM. H. Pope and
others of Machias, in 1865, constructed a
wharf which they claimed was not below
low-water mark, though in fact it was. AT
the same time, on the opposite side of the
river, William H. Hemenway constructed
a wharf which was below low-water mark
No objection was made to the construction
of either wharf. In 1866, Mr.. Hemenway
extended his wharf 12l feet, down the riv-
er, covering up juttlng lodges below low
water mark-stil without objection. In
1867, early in the season, he began another
-SAtCioICH. anu COHlluuCu UulluluG uulJl y u
ly, when Mr.. Pope and others, the owners
OF the wharf property on the opposite side,
fled q bill in equity, and of course injunc-
ton was granted, because Mr.. H. conceded
that the structure was below low-water
mark. Last year Mr.. Hemenway asked
the Legislature to pass an act legalizing the
building Of his wharf. The committee re-
ported unanimously in his favor, and the
act passed the House by large majority
but came to grief ia the Senate, that branch
referring it to this Legislature. In the act
asked for, Mr.. Hemenway proposes to leave
untouched the legal claim for damages
which any person or corporation has sus-
tanned, or may sustain, by the erection o.
the wharfs. OF course Mr.. Pope and his
friends oppose the act. Bion Bradbury and
Edward Walker are counsel for Mr.. Hem
enway, Joseph Baker and L. G. Downs for
Mr.. Pope. The hearing before the com
mittee will last several days.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

DscoRAH, March 30, 1867.
EDIroa DsxocaAr Any "fellsr citizen"
Who desires to erjey . ride marked BY
many suggestive incidents. may do 50, BY
going to the ferry landing. buying .
ticket for SONS poiat in Wisesnsia, via
the we1tsrn Union Railroad. Let hin
cross the ferry. wait one hour and half
for the Port Byron train, Jog alsng to
that subssbsn village, IN attsshss Of No
iios, Chicago cars, rscheck baggage. get
aboard . passenger car, wait absut IN hour.
creep alsng mile, stop. cross back half The
distance, cross forward several miles, and
repeat tie operation oil night, till the yell
/ o, Beioit sung through the car assures him
that he has crossed the partition wall which
defiaes what is and what is not Wisconsin.
Supperlcss, sleep!sss night, the morning
leaves you At Clinton Janction, the most
suggestive fact in this ride 10 the anxiety
Of the conductor that you will lose ysur
sleep. He displays this by visiting you At
every station aud telling you that "ysn'h
make just ~ quick time, to lay over till
morning At this point and have . great deal
better nights rest." ws admit that. ard
hope that he will let US alone but he won't.
We End out that be told the truth, for ws
have to wait at Clinton till noon, and
strange to say, when We take the ears fer
Prairie du Ohisn, these clever Northwest
ern conductors tell 10 that, we will get
through to any point in Iowa just - sson
by taking the next trsin-this must bs
suggestive Of the fact that the hotels and
railroads have organized gigantic swindls
on passengers generally. notice that the
most thriving people in the vest are hstel
keepers and railroad men. They are capi-
tai fellows, jovial, jolly men, full of fun.
frank, fat and hearty. You've seen 'em
Dick =" and ought 10 recognise the truth.
One bright youth, got aboard the ears At
Janssville, be had . stupsndeus Joke, he
wanted to tell some one, he did. Sems
enc listsasd, The joke was-that the con.
ductor ordered the train ahead and the On.
gineer said he was net coupled 70 the train,
his joke therefore vas not finished. Hear
him ut would have besn . good joke,
"you know, II the engine had started, gene
"up the road apiece, you know, seen the
mistake, you kaow. came back, you knew,
"and hitohsd up. yeu know, and started
"of again, yeu know, all right. il would
have bssn big joke. would Il not. Says"
and somebody said humph Or mods to that
sentiment, and the jokeist ;,ok snoths sr
seat. Iwant 70 write you f. v lines about
Northern Iowa when get to see it. 1
have crossed the Mississippi At McGregor
on the ice on the little ice boat drawn by
mules. and singular commentary ON trav-
ling on the ice. This ice boat, 10 large
sail boat hoisted on runners and will hold
about IA. il the ice breaks the mule 10 cut
leose and the people Immediately resolve.
themselves into seamen and women
More when see it.
A TRAvELER.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

JEasEY R,pss ScaooL ELscrIon.-Tne
electors of Independent Sehsol District
Ne. 3, Davenport Township-bsttsr koowu
As the Jersey Ridge sohssl, held their
annual election OF officsrs and enc Director
Of their school Board. yesterday. There
WAS but one regular ticks in the fsld. and
Of course il was elected, with only few
scattering votes. The following 10 the
Board - it stands for the ensuing year
Col. r. NJ. Littlsr, President.
Peter Osiss, Vios President.
Sam Heath. Secretary.
Henry Rohlfs. Treasurer.
Daniel Ackly, Director for three years.
J. n. Eidrides, two
@. Kobes. +" sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
CAUTION /

A IL DEALERS IN FISH waBraRR WHOLE
q sale . retaiss ase Aereby neuaed tat tho ON
csn be legally seld q that prepared under the pat.
sat gsaa - q VILLAIN .. CUTLEs, dated 6ep-
tsn5s. -, lsee. a. that ~ gOeTON ANo
oLOUCKSfHR . BOSTON SALT tIsH Cd. ),
assths 00L1 L1CBNS10 under said patent, and
the only parties autheslzed to nsaanlactufe under
Il. All prepared OF desicsted Ash not put BY then
= istfinesaent Of this patent, and suit Will be
q once comnsAee4 aeAinst every person ee3DiAg
any such prepared ASh, or In any nAaef violstiA9
pAtontoo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
ANNUAL. CENGlFaCAIE.
STATE OF IOWA, AUDITORS OFFlCE, l
lNspaAxcu DsrAAsnsNs,

WHsasAs. The National Insurance Company.
located ~ Davenport, in the state Of lows. hes
hled IN this onicv sworn statement of its con
d'tion on the thirty.nrN day OF Dsce nber 1sss.
In accordance with the provisions Of an Act ef
the General Assembly OF the state ot icwa re-
lsttaR 10 Insurance Companies, approved Apru
1th. lses; aud whereas. said statement shove
that sad Insurance Gomprny 10 possessed Of the
requisite amouat Of capital, invested - sreQuii sd
" said Act,
TstRErohx. In pursuance Of Law. !. John A
klliott. Auditor ef State, % hereby certify that
said insurance sompany 10 authorized to transact
the business Of Fire Insurance ia this State. by
Agents. property spps,rted and suthonssd ts
seknowlsdge service OF prscrse fer and On behalf
OF said Company. as required by said Act, until
the 3lst day cf JanWsry, 4. D., 1870
further certify thai said statement shows
lst. The actual sn.ount sf paid up,
Capital Of said Company, Dec.
3lst. 1853, to he. ol0o. $50 %
%. The aggregate amount Of tAsssts
Of ssid Company. Dec. slsi.
1868 70 be................ be. Sh, ,Soe ol
Sd. The aggregate amount Of LA
bilities fsAid Company, Dec
3lst. 1858. to be .......... ~, eoe ol
ath. Tho aggregate Income Of ssd
to be-. bc.................. :. si,sM ~
9Th. The aggregate Expenditures Of
said Company. for the year
1868, 10 be e.,...4........... 31,o79 ~
- ixTxsrinoSy Wnsnsov, 1 have here
unto subscribed my name and Of.
49, hxei the seal of try office the aay
and date Nbavc written.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor ~ State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

THs surveying party Of the Rockford.
Rock Island and st. Louis railroad reached
Rock Island on Saturday, aud len In the
evening for Cordova.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

Ar 4as OLD PLAcE.-Win. Humphrey,
after persmbulating New England for six
months, is back again at his old place II ust
as ready as ever TO see bis friends.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
RIVER NEWS.

Tie Psmbina is expected up this even
ing.
Teams were crossing on the ice At Mos
catine yesterday morning.
Navigation will probably be resumed in
. few days, from St. Louis to this point.
The present fair weather seems to indicate
the early arrival Of boats.
The Pembina. Of the Northern Line, will
probably be the first boat, as she has been
wintering in Rockingham slough.
As river business 10 about beginning, it
may bs we'll for steamboatmsu to remember
the following act Of Congress, regulating
the carrying Of combustib;e material:
And be it fcrther enacted. That cotton,
hemp, hsy, straw. or other easily ignitibls
commodity, shall not be carried on the
deck or guards Of any steamer carrying pas
ssngers. except on ferry boats crossing rivers,
and then only on the sterns Of such boats,
unless the same shall be projected by .
complete and suitable covering Of canvas
or other proper material, to prevent ignition
from sparks, under penalty Of one hun
dred dslars for each offence. Nor shall
coal or crude petroleum be hereafter carried
on such steamers, except on the decks or
guards, thereof, or in open holds whore .
free circulation Of air 10 secured, and At
such distance from the furnaces or fires as
may to prescribed BY any supervisors (su :
pervising,) inspector, or any lceal board Of
inspectors.
The vicksburg Timer OF Thursday, has
the following in rotation to the sinkine Of
the Agnes, which We believe is the second
boat that has sunk this season:
The steamer Agnes, bound from New
Orleans TO White River, struck some hid.
den nobstruc.ion-supporsd to b. . stump
morning, when opposite War.
renton, and Immediately sunk to her hurri.
cane d.cs. The pssssngsrs and crew were
ell .aved a!so the books, papers and mon
ey; bu. the boat and cargo are regarded
total loss. The clerk arrived here ysstsr.
day and procured tug with which to con.
vsy the passengers to this place. The Ag
mes Was . stsrn.whseler, ssed has been
plying between New Orleans and White
River for several months past
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

want unintsrru pied health
Throughout my leae eareer.
And strsams VI never falling wtsNh
To scatter far and near.
The distitutc 10 cloths and feed.
Free bounty 10 bestow,
Supply the heip.ess arphaa's need
Aud ooothe the n idow'o wee.
envy woLcors's ssble hesss.
Who never takes fee,
whe cures ell pain in every smart.
And uses PAix fAlvr free.
want 70 sss felix's Act mere wise.
And use mere common sense;
Use bottles Of . larger sire,
And make no mere prstsnse.
Wolcsrs's Pans PAins. the smallest sire,
Wtll fifty sar-aehes eure;
Will quickly heal the sorest eyes,
trial prcvss il sure.
But Rheumatism, Oh. for shame,
Has reason left your head
A great big surface. sore and lame
Yet buy small size instead.
Deep seres o. cancers quietly heal,
Keep iadamnation down.
With cloths veil wet. how cool il feels
When PAM PAur free abounds.
HALF ofths sssss yea daily ass
In business lite a9airs
VIII piace yeu right, then don't abuse
PAIN PANf when lack lmpairs.
And will tell you somsthisR msrs,
think twill tell you that
Which have nerer wrote before;
Then buy the DAILY DsnocaAp.
II yen want something for the Hair. free freu
aisen, And . Fiasr-cL HArR pussqrro. ae
sAurr roH rss HAa Axs SIX, a ISL Chaths On
luars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

PsssonAL.-The numerous friends Of
Aid. permsdy, vii! deeply regret to learn
ofthat gsnsntlsmAn's serious illnsas. He
has bssn confined to bis room for nearly .
week.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09
small Fruits.

KNOX'S DRSCn1FTlvB AND IILUgTRAfID
N email Fruit Catalogue, and Price list foe 0prine
ef 1859. will - ssSt all appsaaS0ne i1eleellg u
cents. J. KNOX,
t26-d& e2n Box Nv. 1Sb RittsbvYsh. r..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-09

"MARrINo," the great illusionist, COM
mencss . series Of entertainments at Metre
politan Hall. this evening