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PRESIDENT:
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This is not stock offered at the greatly. inflated
prices, and sold at its nal lar value, by which
reduction each .ockhOlders made personally liable
butts cold at its actual par value and cost.
Two Wells now going down, and more
Wells to go down soon.
6l2t acresaof the best oil land which the stockhold
ers get for the low price of with 000 to
work with, being about three timsst amount of
land stock holders generally get in Companies where
tbs Capital Is fixed at 500,l00.y We wouIs particu
this faor, as with very Lite success shall be able
to pay at least three or four per cent. mon tn,
that wi hin sixty days from the time we close our
We have already engaged an engine, row ON THE
LAND, 10 60 to work with. BY this arrangement we
shall save at least thirty days, which it would take
III putting this stock upon the market, the officers
promise to ue AL tbs If energy and confidently ex-
pect to ma 1t the best oil stock in the market.
y The property of this Company is situated on Oil
Creek, Crawford County, Pennsylvania and Ale
nsS mne on Oil
the Company can earn large DIVIDENDS The Com
pany will. as quick as the funds of the Company will
admit, NIX several wells on this propert,.
The property in Allegany County, New York, is
aiso very valuable being situated near the celebra
ted Indian SPRING 80 called, and consists of5524
asres which IS fast rising In value, and can be re-
leased at large advances from whatit will cost this
Since lie shove was written. the .Ipd;.n sn,ing
Oil have received letters stating that The
Moore Well Is row flowing Oil. which is Of the fn-
est iubrcating quality and viii sell for $40 per bar
This str ke of Oil will largely advance the price of
land in this vicinity, and as this Company has 1924
acres adjoining the .Incian Spring uompany," the
officers 70 the fullest confidence in piscirg this
stock upon the market, and expect large and re u.
lar dividends.
subscription Books for 81 gnatures will bs omen
Monday, March 6. 1866, at the Office of F. W.
HATCH, Treasurer, 40 Washington street, and at
LOMBARD q GORE, SO State street.
Prospeetusto be had, and further information
given on application to the Treasure r or
IFE .gFf URIAH T. y. RICE
mar23d1m* 81 Commercial Street, Portland. Me.
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- lIIf u E. Doc %, 1854.
i, Mrs. Fanny Shedd of go Harvard st, Boston,
nave suffered from Scrofulous hands tor several
years, also discharge from my ears; tried the most
eminent physicians and had forty different meei-
ciaes applied in one } earl My con tituton began
to sink under the weight of medicine and disease,
and my head became so light that feared to walk
the street lest should fall Believing there was no
cure for me, sat down in de pair While in this
state friend who had been cured by the Metaphsic-
a. Discovery, urged me TO Apply to Mrs Nj. q.
Brown. But still l was so prejaoicsd against all
medicines that m going her office, would take
no money, lest should be tempted to buy 1t. After
conversing with Mrs. M, G. Brown. beng favorabiy
I1rrassed, ON returning bone sent for he Meta
physical Discovery, which fully used and the
res 1T is, that my hands are again rsstortd 10 me-
and can use them as formerly my ears lave ceaI.
cd to discharge and my entire constitution is renew.
ed. sleep aud eat well, and am getting hssby
and heavy. My joy and gra itude are greal can.
notepsas too highly o. the Metaphysical Discovery,
ann ending 1t this week 20 dear ftiend In Calior.
mia, who spent $500 in week seeking relief from
disease, tut found none. have now learned the
folly of pouring medicine own the throai, and ana
resolved to pass no drug, into my syst,m thrO
the mouth f
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RE AID THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE GER.
pt-5i iaN] TIFICATES. fnt
Cure Of CGtarrh of Ten Years Standin

Cure Of CGtarrh of Ten Years Standing.
l. MIR. WILLIAE DoNHRLLY. corner of Dexter
and d streets, South Bottom, do certify that my
daughter has been suffering from Catarrh for tho
past ten years. She lost the sens of smel, and had
no passage 'hro1gh her nostrils during that time
AuY relief Seeing Mrs III. G. Browns Me Apply si-
cal Discovery advertised. concluded 10 try IL. Aft
ter doing so, must acknowledge my gratitude to
God for inclining me to ttis great remedy for that
dreadful disease-Catarrh. believe my daughter
never would have been cured had not found this
medicine. 1t must have been sent of God 10 the
people to rid them ofthe horrible diseases that take
hold of them. My daughters Catarrh is entirely
broken no. her sense ofsmell has returned, the pas
sage to her head is clear. cheerfully recommend
the Metaphysical Discovery to ell who suffer from
Catarrh. faYre r.f -H
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Remarkable Cure of DEAFNESS of Twenty
Years Standing. D

- :. June 18th, 1894.
!, JOHN A. MEwooMB, of Quincy, do Tliiy that
have been entirely deaf in nv left ear Tor twenty
years and for the past six years my right esr has
oeen 80 deal that could not hear conversation or
public speaking ofany kind. could not hear the
church bells ring, while was ing in the church.
nave also been troubled for q number Of years with
avery sore throat SO that was obliged to give up
great trouble in my head-terrible noises almost to
greatness. My head felt numb and stupid and was
source Of constant trouble to me-
tried every remedy that could be thought Of
Invent to aursts; but as they ted to use instru.
ments, would have no hing to do with them
About one month since / obtained Mrs. Browns
Metaphysical Discovery, and used it according to
the directions on the bottles And the rtsul is that
the hearing of both ears is perfectly restored 80
IN my head is entirely gone. My head feels perfect
~ easy and at rest. My throat which was 90 dseas-
ed, Is entirely cured; and have recovered my voice
again. would not take thousand dollsrs for
the benefit have received in the use of Mrs NJ g.,
Browns Metaphysical Discovery.
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New England Screw Steamship Co
SEMI-wEEKLY LINE

- ~ N1IA-A LINE. }
kA The SPLENDID ard fast steamsb;n.
<1 CHESAPEAKE, Capt WrLLArD. ana
46z&1@ FRANCONIA Capt sHERwooD ~ rdH
I..ss - until further notice. run as follows:
n Lesve 5FoTns Wharf Portland, every WEDNEs.
q a Nh, ana SATURDAY, at p. M, and leave Pier
SoI ! lr, river, New York, every WEDNESDAY
ana SATURDAY, at O'Clock p. M. - : :
LIONS Ior passengers, making this the most sneeSu
S N ana comfortable route for travellers between
Fsrs . Cr ana Maine Passage $500, Including
Uoo0s forwarded BY this line to and from Mon.
treal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastport and
Shippers are requested to send their freipbt In Tho
leave Portland. ~aS 'na' 'ney
For freight or passage apply to 2 q
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf Portland sn
d. y. CROMWELL& CO., No. So West Street
New York. -" e'' 0%oes
Dec. 6. 1862. dc
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ImsOIVemcy notice.

VlHE undersigned hereby give notice to allpcrsons
Il intereste ed. hat they have Deen appointed, by
missione,s. with flu power to receive ana examine
all the claims ofthe several creditors TO the estate of
Toomas H. Breslin. iste OF portland, physician. de-
solvent aud six months allowed unto aid crsd-
itors for bringing in their claims and proving fheir
: The Commissioners win be at the Office Of Nathan
Webb, on Temple Street, in Portland, en- the frat
Mondays of April, May, June ans July. ano the sec-
ond Monday OF september, 1866, from to O'Clock
P NJ, for the purpose of receiving and examining
claims against said estate. D I
NATHAN WEBB
MARTIN GORE
Portland, March Is. 1866 mar24dsw
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Steam from Liverpool to Boston,
Warren 81 Co.'s Line.

sA The following splendid first class
a --I1HM iron Screw Steamships are appoint
HAsSASea to sail from Liverpool for Bos-
ton every alternate Saturday, com.
M Aosng SATURDAY. April s, 1885, 8 f
PRoPoNTis, 250D tons, $50 horse power
MILESTONE, 2500 tons, $50 horse power
K GAMBIA, ESQ tons, $50 horse power.
kARMoURT, si 2500 tons, w $50 horse power
Passengers by these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance of cooked proyis-
ions. -e-r
Storage passage from LiverpOolto Botton, SEQ 90
Ch1ldren under IL years, 80 90
Infants under year, .Es2A-la 10 90
E9-TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
ing to gettheir FRIENDS out from the Old Country,
these offer advantages superior to those Of
any other Line Passengers by these steamships
sa an Boston. they will be within easy reach
al Al .nsr Iliehds and where hey will avoid many of
ine CANCERS ana annoy ances which beset strangers
landing in New York.
90 F g freight or passage apply to WARREN CO,
W state St. end 4lS Commercial treet Boston
OTSIGHT DRAFTS for FL Sterling and upwards.
payable IN England, ireland or Scotland for sale,
AGENTS in Liverpool GEo. WARRfN e. Co. Fen.
WINK Cnamrers h. lffeb1636W q
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PETROLEUM.
THE
CALIFORNIA;
co.
- eiaa 128M aGa la9Jsl
Located on the Ranch Of Oiai, near
Buenaventura, in Santa Barbara Co.,
California. fr rFrfyr

Faa--- -ia ? ~ .a Et.u.l-s UEt. ISL u l-d.I
In the summer of 1854, Professor Silliman ex-
amined this. locality, and in letter dated at Bue
naventura, Santa Barbara County, July 2, 1854, he
thus communicates the results Of bis observations up
on the property nowOwned by the California Petrol
cum Company, the purchase of which he strongly
recommended to his friends in New York.
THE property covers an area of geo eighteen
thousand) acres in one body, ON which are at pres
emit at least twenty natural oil wells, some of them
of the largest SIZE AItesan wells will be fruitful
along double line of thirteen miles gay for at least
twenty-five miles in linear extent. The Ranch Is
old Spanish grant of four leagues of land, lately
confirmed, and of perfect title. 1t has, as said
about eighteen thoutand acres in it of the finest
land. watered by four rivers, and measuring in 8
right line, in all, thiresn miles AS ranch, ii
is splenoid estate; but its vGle is its almost abu.
Ious .oealth in the best ofoit"
In a letter written to the company since his re-
turn, FEB. TO- 1885, he says:- -9oe3 81
~ am happy to be able to confirm, at this date,
what have said in my published report respecting
the extraordinary character aud high value of the
estate on which your company is established.
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Steam to and Prom tie Ola countrvI

&TfH The well.known favorits Clyde.built
$780, Iron steamers of the ANoHoR LINE of
steamships, II BEREIA a, /" CALEDONIA, !" BRITAN-
fortnightly TO apd Dom New York, carrying pas.
SINGERS to and from tivepoet Gasgo0, aBetast,
Londonderry Those steamers were built snecyyaiIv
ior me Atlantic trad.. are divided into water and
- NeI, wcb-seH III
-----R Gfss Of Passage.
from New York t. any ofthe above place: Cabins
currency. ,, 0IfA - s-s-7fss---s-
To New York from any Of the above places. Cab.
ins, $65 and $50; pteerage S26 navsbla ~ ,S M y.
equivalent in American currency. - ss-~ "
Those who wish TO- send for their ffiands can bnr
tickets at these ratef IRON the Agents. = - ~
FRANCIS ,MACDONzLD CO "
JanSd4m eBowling Green N, York
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". C. ANDREWS, Titusville, Penn.
COUNSEL,
1.r JAMES M. KEITH, Esq.

Thsmausgers of this Company are practical men,
ana their purpose is to make 1t producing enter.
pr 1t is in tho production of oil that the substan
iial, reliable profits made. With this view they
have sescted and purchased the most promising and
valuable pieces properly in the midst of the best
oil territory and in whichare the most product
i've oil wellsi ia actual operation Their territory af
lords opportunities for boring 300 wells in what is
the surest oil region and 200 VT lis in lands
of less developed character. They have l6 wells
now going down, and no doubts can reasonably be
entertained that of these will prove to bs large
ritory which there has yet been failure to
obtain oil. -lHH p 1000 anI
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international Steamship Co.
EastpOrt, Calais and st. John.
TWO TpTpc vUuuD ii
TWO TRIPS A WEEK

sA4A On and after Monday, March 27th
siz1., 7ss,i5zsath Steamer NEW ENGLAND, Capt. h.
ever1 NJ. cave Railroad Wharf foot of State st,
NEW Rr 1880 at o'clock P. M and the Steamer
everv TUg, Capt b. Winchester, viii leave
st John. oiock r M 1or Eastport ana
rha1 Affirming will lesyest John every Mondsy a.
on w Eastport Portland and
for St as APO the Steamer Queen" will connect
Brunswick apS hosinston ana Halais. with the New
Essporr. ia Sage Coaches also nnUOect ant
Freight recs;v od as and intermediate placess "
p. n. eeys OF sailing until o,clock
Portland, March 20. 1899 =. q. EATON, Agent.
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,. 5oea SUFFOLK
Petroleum and Coal Co,
OF BOSTON. z

In short time Subscription Books will be opened
at our office only for portion the StcsK due notice
of which will be given. -
Full information viii be furnished in regard to
the above and all other Companies in the market,
upon application at office, personally or by let.
ter.
p. S.-Parties renmitting funds to us will pl. ase
send by express except when drafts can be obtained
in which case we will bear the charges of forward
ing In this manner they can obtain reliable re.
ceipts. H
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The fee simple property of the Company consists
of two hundred and thirty EIGHT acres OF tie best
territory in the oil regions lying on Pit Hole Creek,
Cherry RIM, Mcguire Run, and Dunn Run, near IL
diouts Wells will be sunk on this property immed-
ately and with the large working capital of $4,000,
great results are anticipated. -'
This Company has been formed not as matter Of
speculation, but to develope property which it is
believed will prove to be Of grea value The repu.
tation of the gentlemen composing the Board OF
Trustees is sufficient guarantee that this object will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out, and that the
stock will prove most desirable and profitable in
vestment. 80 D' 'H t'af
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Great Cure ofDyspepsid, Paralysis, Con, tipation,
70, Of T'0eHty Years. Standing.
December "a 1884.
Mrs Martha Villa, of Longwood Mass has suffer.
ca FOR ~ years with complication diseast mem
tai ana physical, great nervous debility, dysp psIa
ana constipation IN its worst form has cen doctor.
s ~ urugging all her e, obtained my Ne aphys-
icai Discovery about May last and by its faithfal use
mas now both mental and physical faculties restored
mrs, VIA says sac knows many people who have al.
Discovery"
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Remarkable Cure Of ScrefalOns Sore Hands, Die
q q1 s4.-f charge from the Ear, 30.
Sore Throat. STIFF Knees, Cough, Deafness and
"a Failing Of Hair Cured Rfectnatty.
20 .o..3a5 December rs, 1864.
Mrs. N. J. Davis, Sd street, South Boston, rear
81 the church, have been troubled witnthe above
disea'es. and by the use of Mrs. NJ G Browns
metaphysical Discovery, am cured of them all.
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Sanitary Commission

Z - O0Ece Of the u, s. Sanitary Commit ssioss
x~o,, 823 broadway. N. T., Dec, 20, 1884, q
HON, iSR AEL WASHBURN, JR., Of Portland.
sSsHnefst Agent of the Commission for Maine, ana
Mrrepy appointed such agent by authority of the
oftS WI pc ready to furnish advice to the friends
All movsu n, nss work throughout the State.
Commiss on should be paid to M Washbn ., We ~
persons designated by him " NJ nj "aSnDu'n Vi 10
Hon. Mr.. Washburn IA the -, 8
Dy the Commission for Maina 'oie agent recognized
aa.ooss j. FOSTER JENKINS.
l79@@ - General 2acrafarv
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,

OF Canada.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
EsEE5=sxss5#l On and after Monday, Nov. 7, 1884,
trains will run daily, lSundays except
edJ until further notice. as follows: 81 3A7&
UP TRAINS.
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston ct 40
A. M. Also leland Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at LIS P. NJ.
DOWN TRAINS. sh.
Leave South Paris OF 6.4b A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $780, M aia IL la]li- a&4U q y as8lJ
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sona unless notice given and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger for every $500 additional value
u C. J. BRIDGES, Managing Director.
II. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, Nov. z, 1854. fr 81 r5l 3 81 s. now
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u. s. MARSHAL'S SALE.

u. ,. MAkSHALS SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,l
p District of Maine, S.. "a
DURSUANT to Vend: Expo: to nae directed
L from the Hon Ashur Ware, Judge of the United
States District Court within and for The District OF
Maine shah expose and sell at public venduIe TO
the highest biz der therefor the following propertv
and merchandise, at time and place within said
District as follows. viz - ,...,s..,s $780,. y
At the 1pprdiser's Office, ls5 Fore Sc. Ia Port
II O'Clock A. M: a,ist.
One Handred uEiage barrels Of PEAS; One Fun
dred ninety-sir Bsres Of RAIsfNSj Four Thousand
CIGARS. s,s.F--. ~
The Same having been decreed forfeit to the Uni
ted ates in the District Court for said District
and ordered to be sold and the proceeds disposed Of
according to law.
Dated At Portland thistwenty d day ofNiarch
CHARLES CLARK, a.ia
nch22 dtd mora u. 8. Marshal Dist: OF Maine
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Portland Five Cents Savings' Bank.
DEPOSIfS made in this Bank on or before Anr;l
~ /. will be on iaferest. Office corner of Plum
and Middle streets. mch76dlw
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NO PASSPORTS REQUIRED
Grand Trunk Railway,
O A N A d A.
And e the West


B Ss;Htl.f%s ,i tor himself wife, and
furnish rooms II required. or wnnia style; will
Pal o. house, comprising four or Eve 70 hire
EAesse address O. D. % Cont st. looms nn.oo..
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InR 70
C0NSU MPTION.

The proofs OF its efficacy are so numerous On ,vo,,
authenticated, and of such peculiar Character tht
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate Sia
proffered aid
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
a is precisely that which has SO often baed the
highest order of medical skill The facts are tangi-
ble the witnesses accessible, and the safety and eff
cacy Of the Syrup incontroVertible
The undersigned, having experienced the benef-
ciaI effects of the 'Larookah's Syrupn do not hesi-
tate to recommend it to the attention of the Public
as the best Medicine they ever used
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Petroleum Stocks.

Sach investments. as a class, offer greater induce
ments to persons Of either large or small means,
than any the world has ever known.
Many Petroleum Stocks are nowpayng at the rate
of 80 per cent per annum. and taking the increased
value Of the stock into consideration person in
vesting at subscription price in reliable companies
may reasonably expect to double their money with
year. Capitalists in all parts ofthe country are
now giving their attention almost exclusively to this
GLASS of Securities which have already yielded pince-
ly fortunes to thousands of persons.
Persons desiring information can rely upon re-
ceiving an unbiased account of the standing and
prospects of the various companies on the market.
Receipts and Certificates will be forwarded in ex-
change for available funds, without charge; and
Petroleum and Coal Stocks will be sold at the Bro
kers Boa. DIS of New York and philadelphia at
the regular rates OF commission. .,..l ..-,
wewould call special attention to the following
Nwsnw va az
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Aid for the National Freedmen.

A RRANGEMENT has been made by which all
"A contributions forthe National Freedmen's Re-
out expense. to New York. Commodities 81 ould be
securely packed, and directed to G. @. LEIGH, Nos
Mercer street. New York, Care Of George z.
Davis. Portland, Maine. q
Contributions in Moneyto Eben Steele, Esq., Port
and Me. VIM. GEO. HAWKINS, ssib
January I'd. 1866 jan3d3m 3
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RAILROADS.
Portland al and Kennebeo R. R.
YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD
WINTER zRRANGRMRNr. Y y y

Nl On and after November 1st 1854,
80 trains will leave % follows, until fur
Their notice:
Leave Saeo River for Portland, as $50 and $40
A. M, and 3.40P. NJ.
Leave Portland for saco River, at 500 A. III. and
The POOP, NJ. train out and the $40 A. III. train
into Portland will be freight trains with passenger
staSes Connect at Gorham for West Gorham,
stsnd1sh Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway Bartlett, jackson, Linington. Cornish,
Porter freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. 81.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Lmington, Limington, Limerick, New
feld, Parsonsield, and Ossipee.
At Saccarappa, for South Windham, East Stand
ish, Sebago, Denmark and Bridgton, = Tuesdays,
Thursday and Saturdays. ~
Portland, Oct 81, 1884 dtf
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PETROLEUM.
BE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY

Is organized under the General Laws OF the State of
New York, with Capital Of $500,000 represented
by 100, 900 Shares, of the par value OF So each =
Shareholders exempt from all personal liability.
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DEVELOPED INTERESTS.

The whole working intereet in lease No. IL of the
Hey drick Farm, Henry Bend, Allegheny River. of
one-halt the oil; which ase is en- ssme fiat as the
great Heydrick WELL which has flowed seven hun
bred barrels per day, turned out over sixty thous
and barrels of oil within the last four years, and
uhichis still pumping ever sixty barrels per day.
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MEDICAL.
DEAFNESS,

us PembertoR Square, Boston.
OBsIoRs 4l0 arch Street, Pbitddetpeso'
l46 Bond street. Neio IorS'
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WILLIAM n. LITTLE, Treasurer. ab-a
/ ALEX. MoCUE, Counsel
Trustees, -a 4aF 'tt
SAMUEL BOOTH, 66 Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn.
JoEN FRBRCa, Clinton Avenue, Broo klyn.
FOSTER PETIT, (ot Petit & Crook lS6 Water st,
New York.
wILEIAn H. WALLACE, 1s1 Warrington Street,
New York. sra.t wy il .5sff ...,., s.
RIoBARD INaRAHAM, le Court st, Brooklyn.
( WILLIAM M. LITTLE, (o1 Wyckof Little, Mon
tague street, near Court, Brooklyn. 1a9A Adj
ALFRED BEoAR. (of Becar, Napier & CO.. S42
Broad way, New York.
JOHN DoHERrY, Park Place, Brooklyn. fu1l
L. HoRATIo BELOW, (of L. II. Biglow Co. 2
William Street, New York. Hl- n ,7li
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Fee simple of two acres Cherry Run OF the
KeJ ster Farm just above Humboldt Refinery. below
Flummer. Ali boreable. Laid off in nine leases Of
SIX rods square each.N VI els IRE being put down on
each side, and. as soon as the spring opens, this
Company will sink several additional wells. This
piece lies both sides of Cherry Ran, in the imme-
diate vicinity of territory which is contnually yield
ing large quantities of oil. and it Is believed that
this property will be equally as productive.
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Sound Advice :

Is Quicker and Safer than the Best PAysieian n
s the L&na. O-Let tho wise always kaep Box in