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Lr,rrEL eLAckn.~,. Estate.
SrATEOF VERMONT.

STATEOF VERMONT. (THE Hohorsbls 81.
District Of Chittenden. Is. Il Probate Cours nj
the District of Chittenden.
TO all persons interested In the estate OF Lei
re- Bla,kmsu late Of Jericho. in said District, de-
cca7eL. .,
WHEREAS. application hath been msds to this
Court in writing. by the Executors OF the last viii
and testament Of Lemuel Blacsman, late OF Jeri-
cho aforesaid deceased, praying for license and Az
tloritg On sell the real estate Of said deceased IN
c!udln- she reversion Of the widows dover therein
and setting erth therein the situation OF the real
estate ami that 10 would he henehe al 10 the heiIs
lc-aecs erd al persons interested In said estate 70
sell siid real estate and convert the same INTO
money.
Wlcrcup1n. the said Court appointed and sssisn-
- .he 4.i dav OF December, A d. 1865, at the Pro
bate Court rooms in said District 10 hear ana decide
upon said application aud petition and ordered
that public notice lcrcoihe given 70 all persons 10
terested therein. by publishing this order three
weeks excessively in the Burlington free fress
newspaper which circulates n the nelghhorhooI o.
those persons interested therein all when p1nll-
cations shall he previous % the time aPpoihteu ior
Ee-r-- -
Therefore yo1 ere hereby notified 70 appear be
fore said Court at tls sine and place assigned,
then ar1 thcrs in said Court 10 make your once
tor Co. the granting. such license. IT. You see cause
Given under my hand, a. the Probate Court
Rooms this On cay of December. d le6+-
TIE WALES, Judge.
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If ,,7fr5n,ei by a large lore e Tegu-
militia. entrenched. The battle
~ in tie day. and was contested
fury VI both .id'.
-,-r-5r " Siv2nftr wandering ls,-
ans tai,ici'ate
noon Il grand charge " 90 nial-
,ien trouJr, which carried san. rt
: works Oh tine lei, and c-n;rc,
1g to cat him Of IRON tae iule, 70
I1is SOS followed by an a5voncr
.t.le Union line wii5i t,rii-j af
hr-a,,nr IN -rulusjau. anH. ti-'
g., .Mme1late f.,.ule. q, Size
;he r,ar ct savannah.
r-,ou. Tur-uei {, Tciufcr on rho
-.J corresponding distance along the
-sif-la3. Here our troop halted and
4. l..ck On finding the cnemys works
---aus
u.6 from d heavy march tue previous
.,3 she severe fighting were about
S'.. vas severe on both sides, $500
, ar- 3,0C0 or 4 900 rebels. Among
-, fully ! ,20o prisoners, inciud-
4rs cers Of rank. CIioHs cannon
vaglus. and -l'-'o"s were also
.-ra !!srdee and Cobb were 10 command
-.i.I- The re.yl loss at first was less
-.6--. owing to their pro,e-tlons' but
II .-e of the action they Suffered t7e-
ii,rcd that all tine rebels at the
1.-the inle. would be captured, 1000
$3.50 300 number.
facts. says theWc~ld correspondent,
ru carefully concealed by tie rebel
-t,s. Theercat~-- co-=te~na-''n r-c-
d: Charleston.
81. lat repcrt left Sherman ci1-e 80 the
-tnd BE- would be able either 10 form a
70 with Foster and the fleet Ok to at
-l-,unah with good prospect Of sue
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REMARKS
EhIcd.

n 5. Louis, No, Oct. 2sth, or fever. Elliott B.
-ss .gOi s. years.
~. Sibloy was born in Milton, fitted tor college
a. the High School in Burlington. and was for three
.,,-ss member Of the University, in the class OF
49, lie vas for time clerk in the depot at st. Al
an. subsequently, for seven years he was clerk and
',.t agent at Evansville. Ohio, and for the last
ee years had been chief clerk in the Office Of the
g Louis. Alton and Terre Haute Railroad at st.
l.1i.. lie will he remembered by his teachers.
cA.,raA.e.and associates as 5 fine scholar and \
7.sassut companion. He lefs widow and one
,-la.
% North Ferrisburgh, Dec. ?, OF cancer, Mr.. B.
chsmpln, aged 81. VI. papers please copy
"a Burlington, Saturday morning, Dec. 10th, An
~ Burritt, aged s. years.
luSer York City, on the 2lst ult., sidney b
las. aged ls yesr,. His remains we're brought to
5rtngton Vt. for Interment.
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HIRAM NrRRAY.s ESTATE.

WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, having heen appoint
W cd by the Honorable the Probate CONT Ior
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 70 re-
c-Ive examine md adjust the claims and demahu'
alaiIu .-Hue against the estate of Hiram hurfaS'
ata b. -tnn. 20 said District. represe nie9 lns,l
Offset thereto. and sis month from the Jay oi tns
date Hereof. hein- all wei DR. said Court Tor INA.
purpose we d1 therefore hereby give notice, tla.
We s, I'D attend o. The husiuc-- ~ our appointment
at dwelling of Charlotte Murray in " iliston ~
-iif District on the fourth Tuesdays Of peceiloe.
and April next az lu o'clock A. NJ on each OF sAlA
DAYS - go.
Dated This I'd day % November. A. D., l964
Dr. RAM WATSON. )
.r||arg
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N,suriIIr- Dec Il

.uatiun Is unchanged s. advanc,
....a nude by the Federal troops As yet.
...u--r from Grapcyillc states thar an
-- So 20 have been made by our for
.--- lat only some -kirmishing trans
.., Harding pike and several guns
dyed from Fort NegIey. No re-
.l- reported.
he s.rrerY state of the ground renders
ua impossible. and hu-u-iues viii be
.-.aei ,.ll change IN the weather.
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n,rfEroN-- WhHoO ASD tALIstTA BfTTEEs
re- e The fret n public favor ami coat ieuce,
O. " he bost AMI IN Il efficient biuors for
.,-'Hg the blood and giving healthy seton
-esomach. These Btter- are r1r Ip with
p most desirable results viii boz ao.a.ucI from
u--, Pure Bourbon Nh-A-y, t4e best
" f,r medical purposes, BE- always usst 90
serve these B tiers Persons suffering from
reu-i. viii and imme l.ate re..ei ir m the use
q bottle Of these Bitters, % tiseu according
ire,tious Beware Of counter,eits On these
tier. None genuine unless tle name Of
.a piukerton Is blown on each bottle. For
3 By all respectable druggists and Wholesale
sFs -"
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WAsul>c1o>, Dec. a.

edmond mprrs Of Monday, report Gen.
u.u m wing % and IN Close proximity
,.alulh.
Lse-lri Is iu command of r.C ci-y. as
! d., lerIer. smith ard pr .Ja3iy Dick
-
s al. trs rebel papers say. may be
-l- & Jay, and thcy c.prysa chem
..- .- confident oil success.
.-..l. lt i4-t accounts was IN Ausasia.
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CAVALRY DRILL
100 Boys Sleis new patterns At r,,-ccr.s
INVENTORS. MECHANICS, AGRiCt l.
- n ElST-.

ARE DfaE,rEn 100 EHs
animal pro-pectus ~ thrcheapest and best de''an-
i,aI Journal Iu the World,
The illustrated Scientihc Ameri' '"'
, - V.l,,-.. (which commences Jan. q, 1850
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DIR. RAND's SPECIFIC.

rf'HE oliss; ard rnos. reliable medicine for I'll
i cu:- br Spcrma'orhoea seminal = NJ pess, i.os
o. puwet &. This ml9c,re has Il 0d thc tcasl
over thirty ears and hss always proved succes,
Of pil- O. 3 80 e--ir-ly - substances tng have
specific effect upon tn- --nl.--.y- tr-Te. AlFt
persons a.s5 cat. the idea 90. operations unon .ne
., Hels from q. m, any Kind OF pills. The SPECIFIC
Z Dr. Rand s mo- INTENDED az etI-i1iiHg rle.i
eiEs. Is nedicl a virtues are expended entirely
upon the i'm paired re-cneratige or-ans- The pillc
are not unpleasant % the taste, and many persons
roasticate them with impunity before -vsllos ng
',ein which pen would 81 Way REC uliasnd, es
Afotirg Tie sr-eulrst way o. s5t the eacs u Tie
remedy.
Price 81 per box or SIX boxes for q. Sold b
druggists every where.
JNO. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent.
AZ Chestnut St, Philadelphia Pa.
Aug 5 dlYr
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SALMON FAY's EsTATE,

WE. TIE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appol5s-
w Cd nv the Honorable the Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioner 10 re-
ceivo. examine ami adjust the claims and demands
- Al persons, against the estate OF salmon ray
ia-e Z flltun in said District. represented in-oi-
vent ANA $50 az -laims and demands exhibited IN
Offset thereto. anu months FROM the dav Of the
oa'e hereof being allowed Oy SID Court for that
purpo.c We do therefore hereby give ,ctics. that
we wiI attend T. the business Of our appointments
20 The dwelling Of widow \. Fav in Bolton in said
District On the third Tuesday OF February and
June next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on each Of said
daFs.
Dated This s;h day Of December, A d. 1861.
HARMON HALL, ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
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Against another Raid.

rn Dix as issued an order tha- if any
raid rs that Mt 81. Adams is made, the
1.a.a, .-. E., be shot down Ia lie act, If
ell. ar pursued across the Canadian
-a..-. aAn wherever found. and ON no
-a. ,urrs41ered but brought to New
q 1r ui.l. He hopes no retaliatory
-4,-i.- will he adopted.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

THE Inebriate NAV now hid defiance 10 the tempt
, irrcup Dr. Zlne's antidote for strong dr!us
T. a certain cure ioi lfuhacrnerr " creates eis-
ike for st-pn- drink 'rd can be adminisieFsa WIN
out the kncwled-s . the patent
De-criptive circulars scnt o. any cldross- ?
.ale nv all respectable druggists "a the tmtcl
0fafes AID CANADA. price 3 per boz, OF messages
[, sis D -e5 f-r
tu3 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, p
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FlsrrLA LACHRYNA a wonderful 1T
formed by Dr. II. A Oaks having come under cur
notice We feel the Ereatestest confidence in recon-
nerding his superior Or -meut 20 such as Tay be
nfli-te,i with diseases ca the eye. This cure was
pc firrred after the ease Lad been pronounced by
eminent phy sciaus incurah and the eye entirely
destroy ed and life despaired f. The eye il as
veil healthy and brilliant ever, and no one can
discern the difference 10 Is really wonderful cure
and would grace any Of our medical records A"
Success o. Dr Oaks and his superior treatment,
which IL entirely new.
Utica. MAY 2lst, l5tl.
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Nrw MrsIC ROCKS.

DR. LOWELL MAsON'S New Music Books for
| J Schools are now reaiyi THE song SAsDEs,
ri 4 Book. Price 50 cents. THE soss 1ARpss'
seIf To he followed by the THE SosG GAkDEs,
Third poos. as soon ready.
Mr.. VIM n. Br idbury's New BOOK Tor Singing
school AMI Choirs; THg X sN-NoTE, new collec-
tion Of church Music. Price s. 50.
No commentator seems necessary OF new ooos
b, r,usical authors Of such wide reputation whose
,-eviou. works in these departments have been
TTerr much more successful ami popular than those
or any OF er authors ... A..
specimen copies nv mail postpaid for .he
hAni''i' MAsoN BROTHERS, New
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New YoRK. Dee. 4.

T-t;gss's correspondent sau- Up Gen
r.n - editions york thus rapid
a Of over 50 miles, 3 important bridges.
- miles oi railroad, and large amount,
p and other stores, were destroyed.
* G.. n. blued. score ct prisoners
-.d. ard all having sustained slight
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Ur-cA. Auru,t et.lssi.


T,r4E SIR Permit ne. very respectfully, To- pre-
.,.,t Won with this certificate as t1>cn ~ our
lnderful SSH as physician, and OF your deport-
neut o. a gentleman
For more than seven years have been afflicted
,ith sics ness 70 nature peculiar o. females, eN-
cent -hat va hedri.iden f,r over two Gears, fni
ur.hle 90 move without assistance have had nine
different uhy sicans the last two ears. none OF
Phorn could help ne Indeed 90 use theiruwn words
s.fhr; were completely puZLl 81 with my Gaze, ana
that an the medicine E the world uid not restore
me nor even help me- amer much reLeetign, ]
,or-antci o. try YOUR treatment, had heard yen
- highly sposen ol hy those whom you had cured
son ra Iized the truth for myself, that your supe-
rfor SIN was beneficial and tnat your treatment
belued me in less than two weeks In four mon rs
vas s. much improved that even my friends we're
sstopished continue % improve. and can now
.beerfnllv add this my mite, with hundreds 81 uth-
err whose lives you have saved and rendered happy
NAV Coz bless uu. DR. ua,s. IN Your enuoniiuS
ard beucfcicnt m 'ssion Co suffering humanity 1
slsIl alwavs he happy Co reply o. am sho mas re-
r.r 30 ne as 70 your capabilities and sNilL
1 an, dear sir,
Yours, respectfully,
Mrs VI Z. GREY.
No. 6, whitesboro Street, Utica. ". Y.
For references see circulars 20 ne had at his roos
Offce hours from A. ". until P. NJ.
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MILFORD. OISEGo Co., y. Y, Nay tn, l-ff.
This is % certify that ! have been s.cs with
Catarrhal Brc nchiti-'' fer 9 years. Last March
was induced o. Try pr oaks Treatment which re-
LevrC ne ia ten minutes. used % cough half the
night, ami raise ou al average as much "a lar e
ia cup full Of v-ct phlar- Aiy sleep vas So yer!
much disturbed, thur ! would aWase with turning
fever aud per,F irat-l. After using the Doctors
medicine oue uultl. -ailgl ln .it-h il pounds Al
suc end = two tnolths J Wt,-tci ~ pounds more
than March previous iiy euu y Lett me in two
~eek.. The night sNeat- ceased iu 2 or nights
Ny fever ieit me AIy appetite and sleep returned,
and can truiy 'ay that have been as itwcre raised
from the dead o. uewne-s OF ilie ana this With hut
one months treatment
FRANCIS ROWLAND
JOHN ". SMITH.
FOR references cheeriully refer 70
DOOR Ri SELL, Hauk C0operstoWn-
JOHN +. SCOTT
GEO. r. WOkTIINGTON,
Worth n ton Bank
CHAS. v. SMITH. Otsego Bank.
: hereby certify O. the veracity Of the above.
Betsy SMITH. Milford Otsego Co., NY.
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s.ILrNers The WoRLD.-Nrs. : l.. Al
World Hair Restorer sadsLylooa.samum,
4.r Dressing. are scknov iet-ei iiy all vino
. ,lem TO be the best preparations ior resior-
. migrating. identifying ami dressing the
b. They arrest the fall, ami imp'rt health
natural color to the Hair. Livery Druggist
, ,l,m.
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} RANGES ROWLAND.


l. Samuel Sieere, OF Fly Greek, Otse-o County
DO hereby certify that have been totally blind for
FuErY TsAEs, and have seen under the treatment
Of the most experienced ocu.i.ts and surgeons u
New YORK, Who have pronounced ms ease iucurahlc.
7 have been under Dr. II. A. Oaks treatment for
seven weeks have seen him Tut three times, and
for the drst time to-day these many years was en-
ahled 20 discover objects clearly twenty rods distant
can also % read his name on his wiufow shades
which have done in the prcseuce a witnesses from
excessive delight at ret lruin- vision. When hTst
saw the Doctor, | was cumpletely prostrated in
bodily health. He has completely restored me, and
am vesy happy % say that / fee fully twenty
years younger. am nearly ~ years old.
SAMUEL STEERE.
Utica. September 9Th, ls62
WIrysssss-J. a. Kidney and DR.. Calvin kinney
FRANKFORT, Herkimer County.
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eoRERr NC KIM's ESTATE

STATE oF VERMONT, }THE Hon. Probate ate
lI-ru..rUF CuurENnES, s.. L Court IoF tAe
District at Chittunden- r.
T.4.i person. interested ia the Estate Of Robert
lr.k.l " ,;enttou, Addison County, vermont
Greeting.
WHEREAS. Application in writing, hath been
r.... t -l- Court hs the q nsri'an y sara minor
~ .er-- amt authority % sell TIE NIyie
OIL. r.aI e-tlfe OF his said yard, SETTING
.... t-ar..- that his said ward owns a GER
Ed. r.... .s land Uiueshurgh. 10 said instruct,
.-..r- I.- acres. sLti-ct 20 the dover az NJ
3D.. ..r- .l.. a..doR of Robert Mckim- deceased.
..rn a-f tart i- would be for the interest % DIS
.-.t sad tl zeal the laue and invcst te pro cee.s
a..-... .r money ana tae-e1p.n me ~ Cur
... .... luf assigned t1c ittt feN OF heet ~ eT'
l .-.. at tle Probate Court Rooms. ~ sald y =
.. ..I- and t.r-i te upon said Application aL!
.-.-. tf.+ public tice thereof Dc gwen Co aH
.-. .-.s-si therein. ty publ shin- this C5ier
t.r.a ...-- excessively 10 the Bur- u7ion EIS'
.....- Al. H-r-.Iu O. .- p -ircllates N the teI-H-
.......r OIL -c pe-s as Interested therein al
a A -.Hl .t..u ,LaIl De precious % the tline Ai-
..-....e Y.uar hereby notified % aFpcsr te-
rr Ell. Court. 40 the time and place aiofesaii
linen i-| There o. object O. tie granting u slrA
license. IA. sou -te cause
....r under my hand, 40 the Probate Court
r.... th.. ..st dsy OF Noyemher A. D. l-t+
7. T. WALES, Judge.
Viva
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DIR. Oaks.

At THE AMERICAN HOTEL, BUR-
LINGTON FOR DAYS.
Tuesday r. NJ. Dec. 2Ist.
Wednesday +. VI. Dec. 22nd.
Thursday z. VI. Dec. 23rd.
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We take pleasure in recording another wonderful
.ure Nv Dr OAKS A Young man who j. employed
as clerk ia the estahshmt nj Il !. wilkins Esq,
,,rfectioucr Sc NJ. Sc Elecc> Street, Utica,
srreI OF total blindness arising from Amaur els. lie
+. nov - we'll and see as perfectly as az any
perios o. his life.
Itfa August, 1861.
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WANTED.

90 CORDS second growth White Oak and Walnut
~ Butts in large or small quantities Highest
pr &c paid. For further infoTmstion enquire e 81
Winooski Falls, Vt. Dec sth. w2iV4'
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This Company offers peculiar advantages % per
sons intending o. insure their lives, In IL SAFETY an1
stability acquired in it, fourteen Year, experience
10 its assets which without is capital OF iu,iHl'
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IN excess Of its liabilities for the reinsurance ~ an
outstanding risks; ~ the facilities presented iH IT.
comrodating system ~ payments u premium
in the large number. diversified conditions and &C.
equations various ages and localities Of the lives IN
suref giving the largest requisite scope for the 0p-
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amplest guaranty % the insured for the dement's
thereof. n tie division Of prohts, the ANNUAL aP-
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years averaged EosTT rEB CESr. OF the premiums
paid.
Policies are issued apoa all tie plans usual with
Life Insurance Companies, aad at a. low rates as Is
consistent with a view % solvency-
Parties desiring Agencies IN towns There the Com
PAM N-ve none. and those wishing Travelling
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COMFORT.

L AIDES UNDERV EsTS and Drawers. nice quail
| ity, and at hi. h prices Just op~ned at
'''' EDWARD BARLOW'S,
ar No l55 Church Street.
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MR.. }. {. RAPELYEA. OF MON
mouthCouutY, New Jersey, writes, March Is. 1852;
DTsESIEEr CURED.-i was troubled IN January
re-. rth r1-'i-c~-s7 '- '~versl days and took ten
grains " calonei &, obtain reliti I ,atght eoli,
Suppose At ans rste, a severe diarrhpa set in.
which my medical attendant found it impossible to
arrest. Th;' vas followed ry dy saniery- lily
strength -aI ali -o1.. E-c-Yn'ug PASSED through
me as / took H. a --c-l r New York. @r.
George Lewis fortunately called on and advised
BTaudroth's Pills. I Thought. in ny weakened con-
dition. one pill would he enough but he admins
tered four and the next morning four more. Much
npurity came from me, ant, 70 my surprise, the
soreues. and usin diminished. One box cured me
fully. sb now hearty. with i're appetite. You
are at liberty % publish this. Sold by all respecs
able dealers IN medicines.
Nov 3 tsrlm
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For references see circulars 20 ne had at his roons
Onlce hours from A. VI. until +. NJ
sent n
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Forsale ty all pru--i- -.
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THE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM co.
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Organized rrder the Neutrality-suspicious..

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DIRECTORS.
AMORY EDWARDS. Esq, E.r YORK
EBES B. CROKER Esq, Of Cfocksr h Warren
FLErCHER wEsTRAY. Esq. Of wsstray, Gibbs
Hardcastl- New York.
I'M. CLGPP, Esq., President, venanso County.
L. H. sfMPsos, .q., OF H. simpson + Co, New
York.
It's lands are pu; into the Company at the unPre-
.edented low price Of One Hundred Dollars per
acre the lowest ever known for Oh bearing terrific
~, and form its
Capital stock sJ,OOO,OO0!
In Shares Of SIS each. par value. Sub
scription price s. per share. beng
in full payment for a s2j Share
No further call or assessment to re made.
10000 shares. or 100000. reserved
for Working Capital.
PGrfits Nuttcrtoiag N I'VE trHFnts htit hftcste -
Equa Amount fSt0et in tiro other cOnTGaiss G40iH-
ing, without f4rfhsr chGTge.
THE LANDS OF THESE COMPANIES are locat-
ed on the Allegheny River and Hemlocs, Pr
cupne. ard McCrea creeks, MAKING AN OIL
MIR Nc TERRITORY Of OVER TEN AND
HALF MILES IN EXTENT.
The wells on this property are being sunk with
great vigor, and promise large supplies Of oil
To the capitalist and % parties % limited means
unsurpassed inducements are offered.
Persons investing in this Company get 8 stock
and the above BONUS for each 81 invested, without
further call or assessment.
Subscription books, maps and all other informa-
tlon be obtained at the cce Of tie subser ption
l. II. SIMPSON 4 CO.,
81 Cedar street, New York.
No subscriptions taken for less than ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Do, u-iw4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-12-16

It's lands are pu; into the Company at the unPre-
sedeptsd low price Of One Hundred Dollars per
acre the lowest known for Oh bearing terrific
ri form its