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To the Hon. the Justices Of on Supreme yidicial
Court, noav in session at Belfast aeithin and for
/ the County of Wade.
/ CAROLINE Ii. HUNT OF Islesboro', in tie County
OF Waldo, respectfully libels and gives this Honorable
Court to be informed that She lawfully married to
JOHN W. HUNT, now CT San Francisco in .he State of
California on the 9th day of September 1906 at Camden
of the Peace that she has had by her said husband three
children Charles E., Frank L. and Desdemona aged
marriage your Lbeant has always conducted herself
toward her said husband as faithful chaste and afec
marriage covenant and duty has at divers times during
the ten years now last past treated Lbeant with
great cruelty and abuse that during large portion OF
that whenever he has been at home he has treated
Libelant with constant cruelty and often with extreme
personal Violence that her life has been endangered
and she has become afraid to live with him, and your Ii
beant further ayers, that by constant and ofrepeaed
attempts and threats to take the children from her he
has rendered her life miserable unhappy and full
iety and terror; that the 18th day of October 1866
which, although possessed of abundant MEANS he has
provided her with very insufficient support while he has
continued and still continues to threaten to deprive her
of the comfort and solace of her children.
And your Libelant further AYERS that the eth day
of January inst the said John caused her to be posted
the public press, to wit in the Republican journal,
newspaper printed at Belfast in the County of Waldo
to wit g Notce-As Caroline II. Hunt my wife has re-
fused to to California to live with me where have
provided home tor her ana her children, and she
take children with officer, and then she begged to
come back and received her. and she refuses
forbid all persons harborng trusting her my ac
count after this date Linconvlc Jan. 3, 1860 Signed
John w. Hunt"
Whereby your said Libel!ants good name and charac-
ter have been brought into reproach and contumey
she has been wckedy disgraced before the community
by her said husband and thrown upon her eXertions
procure bread for her subsistence and that OF
children.
And your Lbeant AYERS that the aforesaid conduct of
her husband has been provoked by her that
has used her utmost efforts to promote the harmony and
peace, necessary for the welfare of her said family but
without avail and she further that the long
tinued ltreamen and abuse, aforesaid have last de-
stroyed all her love and affection for her said husband
and all hope of conuga felicity with him. and she
ther that decree from the bonds of matrimony
existing betw, en- her and her said husband would
be reasonable and proper conducive with the peace and
morality of society.
Wherefore she p1ays that such divorce may granted
and that the and custody Of her said children dur
ine their minority may be dccreed to her. And d-
ty bound will ever pray. CAROLINE H. HUNT.
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SHIP NEWS.
DISASTERS.

DISASTERS.
A schr belonging to Searsport, name unknown, rar
ashore near Boothbay few days since but got off with
ut damage and the loss OF part OF deck load consisting
picked up about $500 WORTH and many to
Two vessels are now building at Salisbury Cove Eden.
another of ~ tons by Robert Hamor which is already
sold to Capt Nathan King of Trenton. Both will be Of
as as the Spring opens.
AT Ellsworth Mr. Isaac Grant has just laid the keel
vessel in his yard. He has one the stocks now
Mr. Daniel Epps is getting out frame for vessel to be
built the coming summer and 50 also is Mr.. D. r Jor
dan,
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Local Items, &c.

JOB PRINTING. Our job office, which has
been for some weeks suspended in its opera
tions, for want of a workman, is now again in
running order Those who desire work neatly
and expeditiously done, are invited to give US Il
call. Every description, from a visiting card
to a mammoth poster, got out at short notice.
The clergymen of this city have been discussing
ing the winter On the subject OF prohibiting the sales OF
spiruous liquors. ale beer and cider WI should like
hear of them devote evening discussing the
question whether tobacco should should not be also
included. Shall we hear such discourse?
The Sunday barber shop in this city has closed its
DOORS and religion and razors are again working har
moniously
1t is rumored that supply OF rogut" re-
ceived by our city rumsellers last week Prog Age.
Our street lamps remind OF the slight OF hand per-
formance, " now you see EN- and now you don't Ditto.
Perhaps the first paragraph may account for the second
one.
AT the late meeting OF the Belfast Gas Light Company,
the following officers were chosen-William B. Swan,
President; John II. Qumby Secretary and Treasurer
VIM. B. Swan, Nathan F. Houston, VIM Q. Poor, Asa
A. Howes, Chas, B. Hazeltine, Dire ctors.
MASONIC. The following named officers of Corinthian
X. A Chapter, in this city, installed Tuesday
evening, 10Th inst: VIM. II. Fogler ii. p. II. II. Car
ter, X. VIM. O. Poor S. c. w. Hancy, c. II. II. L.
kigore, p. S. Timothy Chase, Treas. Geo. F. Field,
Secy. Geo e. Wright, R. A C. j. s. Davis NJ Sd Y.
c. NJ. Littlefeld NJ. I'd V. L. d. Woodward, NJ LIST v
Giles Bailey, Chaplain, A. V. Sawtclle, Sentinel.
AT the Annual Communication of PhenX Lodge on
Monday evening, 25th inst. the following named officers
were elected for the following year A. b. Mathews
w. NJ. Geo. f. Wight S. W. Chas. w. Haney, j..
w. VIM. o. Poor, Pres. VIM. H. Fogcr, Secy. f..
A. Toilet, S. d. f. S. Carter, j. D. II. o. Russell
S. NJ. W. Rich, j. S. A. d, Chase. Marshal A. V.
Sawtelle, T.
LYoEUM. The lecture Monday evening by Rev. w
0. Thomas, Life's Battles" and reated to the
contests which humanity is called upon to sustain with
the adverse surroundings of the world spiritual and ma
teral. 1t modelled somewhat upon the idea which
Bunyan Illustrated in manner mastery by his Pill
grms Progressthe allegory of hero's contests with
the lusts that against Christian Ytucs and advance
ment towards peliecton-in short, the fight with "the
much OF religious philosophy and that which was in the
nature OF cXhortation TO be popular lyccum lecture
People go thither after the abors of the day over
pectng to be served with choice bits of wisdom brought
by the exploring mind from the OF Knowledge
made attractive by humor and pequant with viii. The
strong meats Of rigid morality and theology more
properly for other times and occasions. Such DISCOURSE
able and of Mr.. Thomas was able fails to
meet popular expectation may be dcplored but such
is nevertheless the fact The succeeding lecture will be
by Hon Joseph williamson on Monday evening next
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AGENTS WANTED

NOR the AMERICAN YEAR BOOK AND NATION
IL AL REGISTER for 1869. Astronomical, Historical
Political, Financial, Commercial Agricultural, Educa
tona Religious This work contains fund of late
and valuable information respecting the United States
and Foreign countries including every department of the
General and State Governments, which all classes will
find invaluable for daily reference. Address o. d.
CASE & CO., Publishers Hartford, Conn 4w2S
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To Holders of Government Bonds
AND OTHER
Securities and Valuables.
I'M On SaEF E2EpCsaT VAULTS,
40 STATE STREET, BOSTON.

LEE, HIGGINSON & co. offer for RENT, Safes in.
side their Vaults at rates from $50 800 per annum
They also offer to receive Special Deposit Balees
securities of persons living in the country travelling
abroad, Officers CT the Army and Navy, Masters of Yes
ses and others. Circulars containing full particulars
forwarded on application to HENRY LEE, MANAGER.
Boston, March /, 1868 ly34sp
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MANY PERSONS

Desire to pure stimuant yet do not feel conf
dence in the many different articles recommended. Dun.
sters old London Dock Gin may be depended upon as
being the very best article they find 1t is sold only
in bottles by the apothecaries and grocers c. A. RICH
ARDS s. CO., 10 Washington street. Boston, largest Re
tail Wine and Spirit House in America
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A DROP.

little drop of comfort twice day lengthen
life and smooths the rough places. The celebrated Elk
tract of Rye is stimuant freed from all bad quail
ties Sold in bottles only by the grocers and apotheca
ries. G. "A. RICHARDS CO., 80 Washington street,
Boston, largest Retail Wine and Spirit House America
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NOTICE.

A Caroline H Hunt, my wife, has refused to come
cd home for her and her children and as she once be-
fore refused to live with me- and had to take nv chill
dren with officer, and then she begged to come back
and received her, and she refuses I forbid All
persons harborng or trusting her my account after
this date, JOHN w HINT
LiGconville Jan. 3, 1869. 3w2S
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HE THING THAT DID Ii. The card, pub
lshed by a portion of the radical members from
Morill's own county, which gave him his quiet
US, is as follows.
That our position and purpose in reference
to the Senatorial question may be fully known,
we take this occasion to say, that in the Caucus
held on Thursday evening, the 9TH inst. wa
voted for Hon. Lot NJ. Morrill,, as the Repubi-
can candidate for United States Senator and
regretted that he was not at that time nomna-
ted A. that Caucus Is ballots were cast for
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, and a for Hon. Lot NJ.
Morrill,, and there was one blank, cast by a
member who did not intend to vote for either
Mr. Morrill, or Mr.. Hanlin.
BY The laws of this State by the custom and
usa@es IN all representative bodies, in all eau
cuses and Conventions in this State a blank
piece OF paper Is never counted The Commit
tee appointed to receive, sort and count the
votes in this Caucus, did not count the blank
as ballot The language of their report was.
that ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE BALLOTS
were cast, and then mentioned the blank, there
by excluding the idea that they regarded it 4
ballot Evidently, in such vote, Is constitutes
Il majority, and makes an election Some
weight has been attached to the fact that the
proceedings OF the Caucus were terminated by
an adjournment without day pending MI
Drummonds motion to make the nomination of
WI. tldllillu uldHlulOuS. w e do not perceive
that this is material, further than it was. in et
feet, an affirmation that the purpose for which
the Caucus had been called, viz: to select a
candidate for United States Senator having
been accomplished, it was broug to its natural
tefmlnatlon by an adjournment without dav
And this, In our Judgment, was its effect The
result having been arrived at, its formal an
nouncement becomes immateria!
Had Mr.. Morrill, received - votes. at this
Caucus, and Mr.. Hamlin "A, we should have
claimed that Nj. Morrill, had been nominated
and expected the support of Mr. Hamlin's
friends in his election. We feel bound to CON
cede to Mr. Hamlin what we should have
Claimed for Mr.. Morrill,.
we, therefore, deem it our duty as the friends
OF the Hon Lot M. Morrill,, in view of all the
circumstances, TO advise acqulescence in the
nomination OF the Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, fully
confident that the people of Maine will hereafter
fully recognize and reward MI Morrll's emf
nent services and devoted patriotism, 'particu-
lary III the great impeachment trial of Andrew
johnson, III the Senate of the United States.
Believing that Hannibal Ianln was the nom
lnee Of the Caucus, and that fidelity to the es-
taohshed usage5 OF the party, and a just regard
lof us future harmony and success, reqlires US
10 fl'e ABOVE personal preferences and local at :
tachmehts; therefore we intend to support Mr.
Hanlln, as the regular candidate Of the Repub
lcan party for United States Senator. at the
time designated by law for such election to take
place.
VIM. b. SMELL, OF the Senate.
EZRA kEa1PToN
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GET THE BEST,

If whiskey has been recommended for your Cough O,
to strengthen your SYSTEM to the grocer druggs
and ask Tor bottle of the Golden Sheaf Bourbon
you will, if it is genuine, get the best. G. A. RICH
ARDS Il co. 80 Washington street, Boston, largest II
tail Wine and Spirit House in America.
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Assignee's Sale in Bankruptcy.

T SHALL sell at my Office in BeIlst, Monday the
18th day of February next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ that
portion of the southery halt OF lot number eight Lit
tie Deer Isle, in the County Of Hancock according
George L. Hosmers division, which set oil
cuton in favor of James Wetmore against Billings P.
Hardy, record of which may be found in the Registry
of Deeds for Hancock County Vol us, page 200; said
land being assets OF the estate Of said Wctmore.
VIM. G. CROSBY, Assignee.
Belfast, Jan. 49, 1869. 3w2s
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NOTICE.

TWO BARRELS OF FLOUR, marked d. Il. e.. wcrt
i left in the Store House Of steamer City of Rich
mond in November last The is requested to pay
charges and take the same away. Apply to
ANSON +. DURHAM.
Belfast, Jan, 20 1860, Is
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in our printing room, justlfes our conclusion to
the marked superiority all other manufactures
of the STEAM REFINED SOAPS of Messrs. Leathe &
Gore
DELIcIoUsLY MEDICINAL. This is the univer-
sal verdict pronounced upon PLANTATION BITTERS
by all who have tried them. The Well-known
health-promoting ingredients from which they are
made, and their invaluable merits as remedy for
indigestion and all its consequent ailments, and the
preventive qualities against diseases arising from
climatic changes, miasmatc influences and imper-
feet secretions, so widely known and SO honor
ably endorsed. that we trust no will forego the
advantages of their use.
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LIABILITIES

Amount of Losses adjusted, due and unpaid.
I" incurred, and in process
OF adjustment.
Amount of Dividends declared and due and
unpaid.
Amount of Dividends either of cash or scrip,
declared but not yet due.
Amount of all other existing claims against
the Company,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

YTNHE next Com of Bankruptcy, for the County o!
i Waldo, will be oeld at the office of the Register OF
Probate, in Belfast the sixteenth day OF February
AID. 1869, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
PETER TEACHER.
Register in Bankruptcy, 9th Cong. Dist, Me.
Belfast Dec. IT, 1868. aft.
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A IsR EsENE.
NJyOMAN.-FEMALEs OWING TO THE Pee

Send bottle OF the SONOMA WINE BITTERS T.
your conyaescent friend and it will give him her
strength and rousing appetite. Sold everywhere.
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TO FEEL JUST RIGHT.
A CLEAR SKIN.

Use the SONOMA WINE BITTERS, made only by
A. RICHARDS & CO., SO Washington street, Boston
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FOR SALE.

\ FARM situated in Northport, one mile from Sat
( \. urday Cove on the Fcech Hill road, contanr 9
about one hundred Of good land there is
Waldo County; cuts about twenty tons OF hay has a
good House and IL finished throughout, with Barn and
Sheds Carriage House. ork-shopandB Blacksmith Shop
well fenced plenty of never failing water and plenty Of
wood for the OF the place. Will be sold
Bile terms with stock and farming tools, if desired APP
ply, on premises, to DAVID DRINKWATER.
Northport, Jan. IS lsGo Is
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Humors, Eruptions in the Face, and all Bilious ,iaun-
dice appearance OF the eyes, leave the
by the use OF G. A. RICHARDS & CO.'S SONOMA
WINE BITTERS. Sold everywhere.
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DIED,

[0bHuarynotces beyond the date, name and age, must
bepaid for.
In this city, Jan. 25h Lila F. daug, ter of James O.
and Mary f. Clark aged 2 months.
Lorenzo E. Dodge of Sedgwick, Me-, aged % years
months q days. fell from the oretopsai yard of the u S.
revenue cutter Waoanda and almost instantly killed
He was buried at Fort Townsend Washington Territory
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BIRTHS.

In North Monmouth January LIST, to the wife of Mr.
John Wing, son.
- In Monmouth, January 18TH to the wife of Mr.. John
I. Withere, daughter
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FISHING SCHOONER

FOR SALE LOW. The Schooner SEN
r. ator, 81 tons o. n. in good order, well
MFf@,-I3 found in Sails, Cable and Fishing Gear.
<sS5I VI Apply to II. b. GARDNER.
-ssSss..zF-zss1. 2otf iucksport, Ne.
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FOR SALE.

XIX SCHR. "EBEN HERBERT,n about 1ls
1avttons, old measurement, carries SO M lum.
MSM Der, well found in Sails Rigging, Chains
An'hssr', u &C. iA EpqglTs Of f. . n>
January s, 1869. tf26
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MAGNOLIA WATER. Superior to the best npor-
ted German Cologne, and sold at half the price.

On the death of one of England's most eminent
Physicians, all his effects were sold by auction, and
among other things was sealed packet marked
''advice to Physicians,'' which brought great
price. The purchaser on opening the packet read
as follows: ''Keep the head cool, the bowels open,
and the feet warm" If physic is necessary, use
Parsons Purgative Pills; they are the most
scientifically prepared pill that has appeared in the
last hundred years
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STATE OF NEW YORK, 7 -
City and County Of NeW York. ! o.
Charles j. Martin, President, and John IL. Wash.
burn Secretary of the Home Insurance Company being
severay and duly dpose and say and each for
himself says, that the foregoing true full and
statement of the affairs OF the said Corporation and that
they are the above described officers thereof.
CHARLES }. MARTIN, President.
j. II. WAsHBURN, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this Sixteenth day
of January, A. D. 1869.
THOMAS F. GOODRICH, Notary Public
SAWYER & STAPLES, Agents, Belfast 3w29
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MARRIED.

In Boston. Jan -, by Rev George l. CLANCY, Mr. VIM
II Spring of Boston, formerly this city and Miss
Sarah Wheelock, Of Boston. No Cards.
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Total amount ofLosses Claims Liabilities sloG s37 IS
The greatest amount insured any risk is SIS 600,
but will not as general rule exceed $4,000.
The Company has general rule to the amount al
lowed to be insured in any city, town, village or block
being governed in this matter in each case the gener
al character of buildings width of Streets facilities for
putting out fires, &c.
certified copy ofthe Charter Act of Incorporation,
as amended, accompanied previous Statement.
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IAEMot III, July 20, 1865.
Chicago. Ill. October 10. 1sis.

CIIICAVO OCtOUCr
MIR. l.. NJ. ROBBINS-Dear Sir II have never written
letter in praise of any medicine during the whole
OF my life, and it not that wanted dozen boxes
Miss Sawyer's Save would not write now got a box
by chance, in New York. and its effect upon has been
such that have been greatly improved and OF OPT
Mon that another box will effect permanent cure My
neighbors who have its effects anxious
send for for them. You will therefore please
send me by express c. o. D. dozen dollar boxes and
oblige Yours respectfully,
A. l.. SANDERSON.
We claim that Miss Sawyer's Salye is entirely different
from all others. That there great many good salves
offered for SALE but none good MISS SAWYER'S
SALVE. That every family should have box at this
of the year. That it will do all and more than If
recommended to do. Put up in boxes at 25cts
Scots, and 81. great saving is made by taking a
large box. Prepared by Miss c. SAWYER, and put up
by l.. M. ROBBINS, Wholesale and Retail
Druggists, IsOckland. Vie,
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The Revolution in Cuba.

HAVANA, Jan. %
during performance Of MINISTRIES at the
villa Nuevata Theatre last evening, there were
Sedltlous cries af ''Viva CespedeS," and MANY
OF the audience commenced singing Il revou-
tlonary hymn. A formidable riot enSued and
the Spanish armed volunteers and police fired
upon the people, who returned the fire. MANY
were Wcnnded on both sides. The affair created
most intense excitement. Sensible meu of
Doth parties regret the occurrence of the out
break. More riots are expected today
The Gaceta publishes the provisions of the
new electoral law for Cuba and Porto Rico
Cuba will send Is and Porto Rico III members
to the Spanish CorteZ
Second Dispatch
HAVANA, Jan. %.
The Diario says A riot was attempted last
night in the town of Regla, opposite the city
OF Havana. The volunteers were called out,
and since then quite has prevailed.
A t about the same time shots from small
arms were fired against Fort Numero Cuato
and Fort Cabanas. The firing was kept up till
l o'clock L. M, but when the volunteers adj
vanced they found no enemy.
disturbance took place today in this city
Shots we're exchanged between the rioters and
volunteers, when tranquility was restored.
Capt. GenI Duce has issued proclamation
rendered to all, severe punishment will be in
hcted upon all disturbers of order.
In the affair at the theatre last night four
persons were killed and many wounded.
No business was done today owing to the
troubles last night, but the excitement is now
quieting, and no further disturbances are ap-
pretended.
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NAME AND LOCATION.

" York, nrSt Gay OF January A. ID. 1867. made
to the Secretary of the State of Maine to the
Statute of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
COMPANY, incorporated in 1855 and located in the City
of NewYork.
CAPITAL.
The Capital of said Company actually paid
The Surplus on the LIST day of JAM 1869, 1854 s.
Total amount of Capital and Surplus. $685. 444 So
ASSETS.
Amount Of Cash in Continental
National Bank, MY. $145,79 40
Amount of Cash in hands of
Agents, andin course oftrans-
mission o5 61g 20
Amount of U. S. Registered and
Coupon Stock 1881, market
Amount of United States Bonds 1,4o4, 743 so
Amount OF Neutrality-suspicious. ''~'' $50 ~
Amount of North Carolina
Bonds, per Ct, market value 9O45 90
Amount of Tennessee Bonds,
Amount of Wisconsin State -''~'' "
per cent, market value. 10000 90
Amount Of Illinois, per cent,
Amount of Rhode Island, 6per
cent market value, 5o,75o 90
Amount of California State ~.
Bonds per cent, market f'i'oo" W
Amount of Connecticut State
Bonds per cent, market
value. 100 600 90
Amount Of New York City and
County Bonds, market value. 81, 500 W
Amount OF Queens County
Bonds market value. % 500 90
Amount of Richmond County
Bonds market value. % 500 90
Amount of Brooklyn City Wa.
ter Bonds, market value. 10000
Amount Of Bank Stocks, market value 12s, 976 90
Amount of Loans on Bonds and Mortgages
bered Real Estate. worth at least 90 aas l,7s965 90
400, rate of interest 6 & per cent
Amount of Loans on Stocks and Bonds pay.
able on demand, the market value Of Sc. o.co an
curities pledged, at least 1851 0s2.5O. 4o9'oo2 w
Amount of Steamer Magnet and Wrecking
apparatus. 1856 81
Amount of other Property, Miscellaneous
Items. 56,157 So
Amount Due for Premiums on Policies is
sued at Office (Fire and Inand) 5s,3 40
Amount Bills Receivable for Premiums on
Inland Navigation Risks, &c. "A 600 "a
Interest due on LIST of January, 1869. 3S SOB II
Government Stamps on hand. l44 90
osop IN
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BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage,

On the principal Wharf in the harbor at reasonable
terms. inquire OF
1871 W. Es. SIMPSON.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

or the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
~ York. the first day of January, A. d. 1862 made
to the Secretary of the State of Maine pursuant to the
Statute of that State.
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To the Hon. the Justices Of on Supreme ,Jadicial
Court, no1v in session at Belfast acihiR and for
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SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE.
A SERMON will be preached Sunday Evening al the
~ Baptist Church, at O'Clock, by the Pastor. Sub
FREE. All are invited. sp1w
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VIM d. SMELL, OF the Senate
EZRA kEa1PToN,
&. S. PALMER, 100,
5. d. RICHARDSON, vi 'ne House
MAsoNJ. METCAIF.
Augusta, Jan. Is, 1869.