The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-04-10

Inc properly OF TINS Company is located on Goal
Run Creek, in Meigs county, State of Ohio, about
ten miles from Athens, containing one hundred and
five ac es of land. A large number of wells are
successfully worked in the vicinity, some of which
are paying handsome dividends, This company pro-
pose to commence operations at once and entertain
no doubt that at early day they will be able to
pay handsome per centage on the investment
The known ability and commercial standing of the
officers of this company afford sufficient guaranty
that the affairs will be conducted in q to
cure the confidence Of those who disposed to in
| vest in it.
The tract Of land adjoining the property Of this
company has passed into the hands of capitalists,
who have sent out experienced superintendent to
commence operations and their first order for ma
chinery was SIS 900. Our property has been exam
ined under Instructions from DIR. A. A. Hayes State
Assayer of Massachusetts,, who pronounces the COAL
which is in abundance, to be Of the best quality,
yielding eighty gallons Of oil to the ton and has
doubt from the location and position of the proper
ty, that it will be found valuable in the production
of oil. Most companies have to pay very high pri-
ces for their coal, all of which save; oil be
manufactured from the coal upon the property, at
cost not exceeding ten cents per gallon audit is pro-
posed to commence the manufacture in connection
with the sinking of wells. One dollar will buy
hare Of this stock, which is the par value, and all
nefts derived from the lands, either by sales of
oil, land products Of any kind, to be divided
among the stockholders, and in addition, $500 900
worth Of valuable, useful and desirable property
will be given to the stockholders as soon as all the
shares are disposed of. The Company adopt this
for the purpose of disposng of the stock at
the par value rather than to sellit many compa-
MES do, at subscription price, which is usually
one-half Thus. it will be perceived that every
stakeholder owning ten shares, for example, will be
sure to realize a handsome dividend when the prop
erty is divided; plan which is entirely honorable,
and in all respects perfectly legal.
The property to be distributed among the stock
holders will be equal to any in The market and will
consist of the following described articles s
5000 to purchase HOUSE in Boston or vicinity. S
$4,000 in US. $40 BONDS Certificates Of $500 each
$1,000 in DIAMOND RIHss, in value from S25 to $500
each. ~ n
&5eOo in DIAMOND PINS, in value from s25 to $500
each. be- .a-.. ~,
$1,000 In GOLD WATCHES, from s25 to the nrst quail
ity Frodsham, worth S5o0.
5000 in SILVER WATCHES, from SIS to $50. + (.
5000 in FURNITURE, in Sets.
$4,000 in CARPETS, each one to DO worth 800.
5000 in PIANO FoRTRs, from $3.50 to- Grand Piano
at 5000.
$4,000 in solid SILVER TEA sPooNs, from $40 to s1S
per Set
S5OOOin LADIES' FuRs in Sets from $50 to an Amer.
loan Sable Fur Cape at $500.
$4,000 in Ladies' Black SILK, or Fancy silk Dresses
at from $50 to s75 each
$1,000 in Gents Full Suits of CLOTHING, at from $50
to s75 each.
s5OOoin Gents Dress HATS, az s4e-sach.
$4,000 in Ladies' Dress HATS, ct $40 each.
$1,000 in Ladies' Straw BosNHrs, at SO EACH
$4,000 in whole pieces of Bleached Cotton CLOTH.
$4,000 in Ladies' best quality KID GLOVES.
$4,000 in Marseilles QUILTS.
$4,000 in best quality BLANKKTs 5l
$4,000 in Phelan 6 Collenders BILLIARD TABLES. |
$4,000 in bbls of FLOUR.
$4,000 in tons of COAL.
$4,000 In cords OF WOOD.
$4,000 in bundles of pure CoFsEE.
$4,000 in bundles of first rate quality Of TEA.
$4,000 in bundles of SUGAR.
$4,000 in different qualities Ladies' Boors.
$4,000 in Gents Dress Doors, at SO per pair.
$4,000 in Standard Authors Books
$4,000 in Sets KNIVES and Forks.
$4,000 in different SEwINe MAoH1SEs, such as Gro |
yer Bakers, Wheeler Z Wilson's, Sing
ers's, and others.
$4,000 in White LINEN.
$4,000 in Boys CARS and Girls HATS.
$4,000 in Ladies' Sewing Rocking CHAIRS.
$4,000 in CLOCKS of different binds.
5000 in SILVER PLATED WARE.
$4,000 in Ladies's COLO RINGS.
$4,000 in John B. Bakers and others first class
BueaY HARNESSES, Sl25.
$4,000 in open and Top Buggy Trotting Wagons.
ev All orders promptly attended to by encios-
ing 81 for each share of Stock with rs cts ADDITION
al to pay for Internal Revenue Stamp. Certificates
of g. 10, 20, or any number of shares only require
rs cen stamp.
Agents Wanted in every city and town in New
England.
GEORGE #. BAKER.
TREASURER,
No. 48 Washington Street, Boston.