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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL COL

The state Agricultural College, I-nsng Michigan
now offers O. students very superior advantages
-Four years are required O. complete the course OF
stuiy which B, a. Jul ln N4tl-n4tI.~ English Lit
eratnre History Philosophy Sc .as 900 other Cottages
4 The COURSES 500 Chemistry, Mrisnr.ln1V. Botany
Animal Physiology, and other branches of NATURAL
SCIENCE are unusually extensive great attention be
ing paid also o. their practical applications.
Tue College has survey ng ald LtNtlng Iustru-
ments, Museum Of Natural History Philosophical
instruments, and an excellent CHEMICAL LABORATORY
az which students are n lght o. ialSe analyses.
The Farm has clay. sand, lYau o' different kinds
bottom lands, muck ueis. aud u ariy every variety
~ soil known ia thc state the tick has been entirely
changed 90 character Ol lte pure blood cattle oi the
Ayrshire, short Horn AMI Devon. aid Sluthlovn and
Mrrno sheep, an other valuable stos X have been ad
del. In all matters pertaining to farm and stock
management class room ana 0lt ID i10r instruction
ls given such instruction wil be irlcA more luil
than ever before.
To vegetable garden. unsuTplasri 800 tls state for
the variety ~ t- products, 20 tc nrrhir b. iAc sulu
fruit garden, the ornlmruttl elrieus ana tae nus
series stl ents ar Taught al tls b.-t ntih.rs r
Horticulture ani Kindred -lUI0
Students arc pll1 lor fuer ailHr. and their earn
lngs Not lufeluentiy pas from One thi-a .ar ialf
0i their eXneIsts
-tllouts are admitted O. src-,t COURSES and fuI
any time. There IS also rrrptr4tu Class f0r thDSe
not slffc-uty advanced o. Liter tho cuise
Board De- 40 COST, last year 40 3 80 per week tn
ltlon fro. tu Students from tle Stale others so
year. Rooms are furnished IS Oh stowe lul h-i-
st.ad.
The classes ior the arst hail yell of lS0J alu De
permanently organic q tAt lrst lay q March next
For further plrtIlu.l or Tor catalogue apply ~
q ABBOT. President
5N5lO Lansing. Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

CATHOLIC CnurcH.-This church IS 80 far
completed, that 10 was dedicated last sun
day with appropriate ceremonies.
Morning and evening meetings We're held
last Sunday, and the attendance was very
large, all the sitting and standing room be-
ing occupied. The erection Of this church
VIII prove great convenience to the Cafho-
lie population in and around this city. a.
the numbers Of that denomination have
been increasing among Us for some time.
and they have hitherto had no regular place
OfwOrship.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

A excellent lotion far diseases arising from habits a
isspaiion' used 10 connection with the Extracts RI
Gnu ami sarsip2riila in such diseases as recommend
en- Evidence o.. the most responsible ana reliable
.-'T'cir vii accompany the meli,iues. As. er
l'' directions Tor use, NTH huHgreis # t5o.s1ng.
"'iAE witnesses and upwards q $4,000 unsolicited
'ef''neaies and recommendatory letters. many O.,
which are from tAc highest sources. including etni
nj Phys. -.lls, CerFyn.n, Statesmen. e. The
proprietor has never r-sortsi % their puls.t,su i
'Ae newspapers. he does uot DO THIS from the f.et
'AA' his articles rank as Standard Preparations and
i' noe need L. be proTpei UP by certificates
The >aeace II Medicine, Ike the Doric Column
should stand simple. pure majestic having Fs.t FOR
l7 ''-- lnllriioa f'r lis pillar aai Truth alone fr
los Capital
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

FuRLoUGHED.-Our old friend DR.. Chubb.
now surgeon in the 10Th Mich Init. arrived
here direct from Grants army Saturday
night but did not stay long enough for his
numerous friends in the city to get look
al hIm' having left Tuesday morning for
the West on important business. We are
Always glad to see our soldiers from the ar
my lie reports the Regiment in good
health and spirits, but brings the sad intel
isSnce Of the death of Augustus Stephens
Vi TINS city, who was member Of Co. 4.
and wis shot while carrying provisions to
our boys in the rife pits Another Of the
country brave men fallen.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

Cooley FOR MARCH, is just a. ml and in
teresting a usual The Shadow ON the
Wall Is a splendid engraving reduced
from the original plate the cost Of which is
$40; the colored Fashion-plate showing
the Spring fashions; piece Of music emit
tied Moonlight Dance, aud an inlinifudc
ofpatterns and designs; new styles Of bon
nets, and head-dressos, and Spring suits to
say nothing Of the entertaining article Of
reading matter by some of our most distin-
guished novelists. The circulation Of Go
deys Lady'7 Book for 1864 was one million
five hundred and twelve thousand copies
distributed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

YoUSc MEN's SOCIETY," President E. B.
FAIRFIELD is engaged by the Society to lee
ture at Capital Hall, on Saturday and Mon
day evenings next. On Saturday evening
the lecture viii be upon England and
the English -; and upon Monday it will be
upon Jerusalem and Tent Life In Pales.
tine" The well-known reputation OF the
lecturer, and the interest OF the subjects.
will doubtless secure large audiences. -
2j cents.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

FIRE Insurance. The attention Of ouI
readers Is directed to the annual statement
OF the New England Fire Insurance Com
pany' published in our paper Of this week.
This Company is one Of the most popular
ones transacting business in our State. j.
T. Ienney Is the Lansing agent for the
Company and will issue Policies on applica-
ton, on as favorable terms as those issued
by any responsible Company. It is a re-
markable fact that the New England has
suffered only few losses in Michigan, and
none al the Lansing agency II You are
not insured procure Policy, without DELAY
IN The New England Of Hartford.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

Not "a Few


"' the worst disorders that affect sr. g. u
ihe corruption that accumulates in tbe Rlool ON
the discoveries that have been made 10 nur.. ,, I'm,
nome can equal in effect HrtMBo1D.s c,,,po,-,, II
TRACT oF sAIasAPARILn. It cleanses and rano,.s 49,.
Blood nstl.s the vgor ~ health into Nh. .,s,.,,..
and p1rees ont the Aumors which mako tis.,s. II.
stimllit,s The functions of the hoir and ,,,,ls ,,
disorders that grow aiI f4ak.e IN the hi.,i s,,, ,
remedy that could Doe relied on lac long lo,n e.,t
o. ana now for the first time the prbI lave o,e
""en 'n,. can depend Our space here does me- adj
ult Of certificates Co. show its effects hnt tfc nal
single bottle will show 60 the sci, that - has ID
Virtues surprising anything thoy have ever taken.
Two tablesp1ons'll u Tie Extract or S,rs,r,-.r,
added O. pint of water is equal o. the Iis,1r H.,
'l' ,nH one bottle IL fully equal 10 a gallon Of tie
syrup II sirslrsrla OF the de.oetion n. ,,s,,.,.-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

FEsrIvAL--The Ladies OF the First Pres
byterian Church will hold a festival At Cap
ital Hall, on Friday evening, February path,
ls65. Admittance, so cents, including sup
per. Oysters and ice cream, extra. The
proceeds 70 be applied TO the purchase Of an
organ All are invited to attend. Tickets
for sale at the bookstores, and at Brisbin
& COnelv's.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

REMOVED. - Since Millar has received
those yeast cakes, all the cloud resting up
on the face Of the community. occasioned
b. the use Of poor bread, has been remOv-
ed and bright sunshine again abounds. -
Truly, Millar Is a benefactor and shall re-
ceive his reward.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

VI YOUNG GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL wnpS a-
avery one MS own lctar-l,e "a 4 Private Instruct
OF l'r ma-ri persons or ih0se 4.o-- o marry b III
mae AM female. Il every tl.n- c.uc.-r'r.- tts
t-F 500. y AM relations ol CUR r. system and
INC p1"ilction or prevention of offspring ire.t.r-
.. tle De-" discoveries never before -ir-l b. the 81
l.4sh -aig laSe. by WI YOUNG. N j. ms isrssIr
=. IAols and interesting worS. Il IS written n
pam language t0r the general ra,.f.- .,f ri .l-
rated With upwards u ono hundred cravings al
so-hs married people. or those cauten-lstinr mn
- ana laF ing The least impairment T. mares
iie, should reai Chs boos T. sc.s-s ss.-s-s n +.
every one should ha acquainted rirh S-i7, ii
SoN ma. must D. looked up, and uot 10 ab7uf th4
nouse- II vii b. seat t. any aue On tie re.4irt .
~ - t,,,1 ~ cents ADDRESS DR.. VA YOUNG "
40 >rht q II above Fourth Fh!aislu.a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22
[E STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Wednesday Morning, Feb. y, 1865.
Notice to Subscribers.

nres which subscribers Will fad attached 20 their
names on their papers indicate tho SruEER II the
paper 20 which their subscription Is paid BY the
: HBus1cT' - meant the " WHOLE NUMBER which
NAV be found IN tae heading Of the paper which l.
chsnged weekly being increased one each week fifty
two numbers constituting year. By referring "
this number Ia the heading Of the paper and compar
ing Il with the number attached h tho name or d.
rectou, on the paper our su0scr oers readily see
nov their accounts stand on our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

u EMONAL--J. c. Bailey & Co. having
Il sod o-i lheir Oh BANKING House q the Secanl
,A.t,Al ni-A VII meve on tle lr-t 0i ADrI. INTO
Tue Store occupied bv 2 S.n,ons an -ba -..r,.- N
washington AID h.ch.--n Avenues here th-r VIII
continue the bnSuc aui =, hance business as Pc
-lele, 1-i- the-r n- IS iAnE.nC House ls coma'eisa
for the First National RINK
In the meantime. al communicative Cd usor %,
tue tirst National Bank os Lansing. ull meet Win
prompt attention
G. BAILEY 4 co Bankers
lAnsIns. Mob N1r.l y. 80 49,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

4 i've year old hoy in one OF the syria
euse' y l.. schools. made 4 liberal dislri-
"uliOh Oh medals among his little school
mates rom a bag which he brought 10
schooi The medels proved 10 he gold coin
anu investigation showed that the boy had
iouhd the bag secreted in an old clock.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

Soldiers at Newborn, North Carolina
say that the only way any liquids viii be
able 10 reach them in boxes from home i
10 marx them Davis pain-kitler~ In
that case the InSecting officer don't conis-
cate and drink them m
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22
BLOOD: BLOOD. BLOOD
IclnlbOId'
iIuid Extract Sarsauar;I,a

f'r purifying the Blood. removing AN chrop,. c,ss,
''''on'i Diseases arising from a. impure STAT. a
the hioodi nli the only reliable and ea.etn,l know,
remedy ior the cure Of scrofuh. s.aa Hal s.r,
iheum, Pains and Swelincs of the R,,cs ,-,..r.
lions OF the Throat and legs, Botches. pon,.s IN t
Face, letter Elysip.ss, ami all sc,ly erintio,s,,f
the SKIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

They al. '.ooFaI sh faithfully al THAI .rsgr-=-n,-.
l--s are elegantly ps. up - tie proprietor. -.a
E-s IL l-.e-tor u HRTANs PULNJNIC WAFER.
neieiae -'ng and favoratiy known 10 the American
Nation.
L y2- g 81 % by B8TANs LIFE Pills a1f al.
ne' sci then q y7-r druggist don take any other
5l' SEND Twenty Five Cents IN letter q The propr
eir an y'r WI 81 them = return @, nal. 1ost
pad. Address
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22
MEDICAL.

ia's Medicine Increases tie powers OF digestion
A-a e'-'es t-e absarh.uts into healthy acs.sn. b.
wnirh the natter OF clcareoas DISPOSITIONS. ana al,
-ni' irAl eilarEemeais are reduced as well a. nan
40 'aaAnmati3n. auj Is good f1r men women ans
cAildrlA
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

D"A 49, s6 Cedar St. Ny.
SUD 81 DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
nEfAs. BARNES K Co NV TosE
10Y Wholesale Agents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-02-22

TIIE IEPAlGiNG happy
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-10
A Valuable Farm For Sale !!
ATTACUMENT.

JOllN MOORE Va LEE TAYLOR. The Plaintiff m
" hrldavlt says the defendant IA Justly Indebted q
him. ani 10 non.raidpnt NJ Tenntsaee, ~ A. abacondi
that tho ordinary process NJ the law cannot bo served
on him, anil having obtained IN original attachment
against thu defendant, fpturniu before me IN tho 2jt
day " August 10 o, levied defendants property, II
Il ia rpfjte ordered by mo- that publication bo male Tot
four successive weeks notifying said defendant 10 hp
pnar before me m the 2B day VI February 1884, and
nnswet or tho same will be proceeded with OK pafte
oeiliu2leil T.. r. GRlsHA'M !. r
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-10
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

ISAAC CRAWFORD, VS.. GEORGE MORE
Flock, the plaintiff, says that the dcfendcnt
Is indebted TO him and 10 nonresident OF
Tennessee, or so absconds that the ordinary
process of the law cannot be served on him.
and having obtained mn original attachment
against the dclcndcnt rcturnnble before soine
Justice of said county, and the same having
been returned before inc on the 3Oth, day Of
Sept 1865, levId on the defendants proper.
~, II Is therefore ordered nv me, that publ.
cation be made for four successive weeks In
the Union Flag" notifying said dcfendcnt
to appear before me- ut my Office n the thu
Civil District In Washington County, on Tia
10Th, day Of Nov, 1905 aud answer, or The
same will be proceeded with OK parte.
oetl3w2prsfsoSS r. r. HAWS Up.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-10

part tho State to Cairo
nbanhh rnndtA
land
ocroA
o fer
Of of
and
the
i IA
fhc
;and
Ct
2lco7:5
Cotton, Tobacco Flax.
yet
n
STAT, Chicago Cincinnati
Inducements Settlers.
the road The sold muaas forty eighty
with limited Gth r required
The nh% healthy churches
with
"a
TERMS PAYMENT
to
short
;hee ears, 70 ntees.n eh car
,'iisS ''$$% r.~A, -r, ,.ss' ''TS s$
same and mn he chascd for Cash.
udssm fur
D.,
LAND COMMISSIONER, Illinois Central Chicago Illinois,
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1865-11-10
THE EAST TENNESSEE UNION FLAG.
CHAMBERLAIN

CHAMBERLAIN 1y0 --.
| u,,. VANG1LDER,
DRU G GISTS E
Old Drug Store,
Gay Street, Knoxville, Tennessee
lVXTE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
| w the people Of East Tennessee that we
have now completed our arrangements for
having constantly in store q very large stock
Drugs and Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Physicians Pocket Cases, Truases aud
Supporters, Surgical Instruments, Dye
Stutfs, Paints in Oil and Dry.
Tanners Oil and Lampblack, Window
Glass and Hollow Ware, Toilet Articles .
and Perfumery, Wines Liquors & Cigars.
Comprising in part the following articles.
Ayers Sarsaparila, ..
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Ayers Ague Cure, 90 f.,
Jayne's Expectorant. '
Jayne's Alternative,
Jayne's Carminativo Balsam.
Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters,
Doak's Plantation Bitters,
Hoofand's German Bitters.
Blackberry Carminativc,
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Balsam of Hoarhound,
DIR. Guysotts Dock and Sarsaparilla,
Halls Balsam for the Lungs.
Railways Ready Relief
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Mexican Mustang Eminent,
Arabian Linmcnt,
American Gargling Oil,
Ludlum's Specific,
Emerson's o. K,
Planters Capsules,
Indigo Sweet Oil,
Madder, Lard Oil,
Cudbar, Varnish,
Logwood, White Lead,
Red Sanders, Red Lead
Copperas, Blue Stone,
Alum, Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Putty,
Tanners Oil, Spice,
Coal Oil, Pepper,
Castor Oil, Ginger,
B II 7 MI 81 TT M E.
BRANDRETHS. RHOE.
BACKS, MAFFETTS RAILWAYS,
COOKS, JAYNE'S
and
BLUE MASS
PILLS.! PILLS!!
Physicians are especially invited 10 exam
Inc our large stock Of
c II { IN &c a IS,
which we have selected with especial refer.
ence to their wants.
l&i5' We profess to sell only PRE- Drugs
and we ask our customers t. return any art-
Gle which proves otherwise. %E2a
Also, large assortment of
EUBIN'S PHALON'S,& BAZ1N.S
PeTfurncry.
Choice Wines a nd Liquors,
or ALL KINDS
Warranted Of the best quality in the
market.
may 2Gtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
BROKEN,

- Il q.
MANUFACTURES, krFISERs' AND LARGE con
sUMERs' COAL DELIVERED IN CARGO.
The coery with present machinery capable Of turn
ing out from OO daily. and Coal will be delivered
q. any place within the Cities SewYok Brooklyn jersey
City and other adjacent cities the RIVERS OR RAILROADS
ccnierns therein the actual eos, Of mining transportation
and delivery.
Consumer. invited subscribe for this stock ia ess,
many shares they OF coal per snnum and make
TIL. the Pioneer Company in economy in eos, Of Coal
DIRECTIONS:
JOHN ANDERSON, No 4l3 Finh.ave.
Col A. ?. WILLMARTH, Vice Presidsu. Home Insurance
Company
Hon c. GODFREY GUNTHER. Mayor OF New York.
Hon. ALFRED N. WOOD, Mayor Of Brooklyn.
Hon ORESTES CLEVELAND. Mayor Of Jersey-Chy.
Hon MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, III Mayor and NJ c.,
Brooklyn
CHARLES JENKINS, Pre,dent Fast River Bauk-
c. II. DELAMATER, DciAma,er Iron WORKS.
j. L. DOUGLASS Secretary Mcrchans Insurance Company
c. H. APPLEGATE. c. II. Apologize Bro.
X. o. GLOVER Prc.iden. Harmony Insurance Company
&c. V. r. OSTRANDER, President Mechanics Insurance
Company
JAS H. wHEATLEY Finhen Il wl~atl.y.
corystL
BARNEY, BUTLER L PARSONS. Trinity BuIidinr
BOOK. Of subscription open at The following place.
Once Of the Company No II Broadway Room Ne -, En-
pre- Building. SECOND soryl
Pest River BAIs, No. 60 broadway.
C. H. Applera,e Bro, No. "a Broadway.
Mayors Office. jrrsey City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
WORKING CAPITAL OF 500, 600
DETROLEUM
i OFFICE or THE CENTRAL PETROLEUM
EXCHANGE.

DETROLEUM.
i OFFICE or THE CENTRAL PETROLEUM
EXCHANGE,
No 10 PiSE-sT. NEW. YORK, Dec. 90 1854
To the subscribers Of the
UNITED PETROLEUM FARMS ASSOCIATION,
HOFFMAN PETROLEUM COMPANY,
BLOOD FARM PETROLEUM COMPANY
HOME PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OIL CITY PETROLEUM COMPANY
At meeting Of tie Trustees Of the abovearned ComPanes
recently held resolution was passed authorizing
900 LEASES
be made the several propefie' owned by said
There opportunity or al WHO are rbefs tani
wish to 30 SOL take interest in the practical develop
ment Of tines, oil lands
There parties who propose TO In working these
In such think, TO ucfa.lve rnd
object for the subscribers "a become Interested win iheu
Subscribers this offer when, they do not deem
desirable Others ready IN the work inine
disiely. -,
There fifty engines sready ordered TO prosecute this
WORK.
We respectfully request Subscribers % give this mater
aud attention and advise iinncdsts
WED. w. CLARK co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
OFFICERS:

ALEXANDER McCUE, President
WILLIAM II. WALLACE. Vice.President
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, Treasurer.
CHARLES p. WILLIAMS, I'd Secretary.
CHARLES LOWREY, Counselor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
FEE SIMPLE.


An undivided one half IN sItytre- acres OF the John
Hodge tract Slate RURAL be ng land and beautiful OH
territory Tying both sae Of the Hun io ZoV toas win AZ
sversse width Of bottom OF o. rods
Wells Will be put down by this Company soon a. spring
opens and confidence Of getting barge yields oy the
best judges Of oil properly
An undivided eighth in l9 of the Beatty Farm
In which found oil selling Us per bb Over 30 scres OF
Obi. farm s the hne.i boring Soels and Des leased 70
LEASED INTERESTS.
The equarer working interest which is o.
oil the oil IN 50 acres on the tract known as the he fs
Pihoe Greek which three wells being put down al
present and Others viii 20 down This land j. within
mile Of the United Wei. just struck ;hs creek
which 10 flowing $50 ob.s PEI DAY.
tn. Onequarter working interest which is treefour;hs Of
The oil In the Nose Farm Pithoe Greek all nat
selected from whole farm, about nile from the great well
spoken ofsb0ve.
The opequaer working interest in - Of Turner
on Pitboe re.k selected from whole farm which il to
The farm last mentioned, only mile iron the ne" 29V barre
we'll
The working % Of Fleming Farm
On Pithoe Greek selected from whole for o purposes
about same distance from the new great well
The one-euarter working interest in acres Lake Farm
selected from whole farm, Phoe Creek neal tie ne" great
These FIVE farm. are among the locations Phol-
Creek tor oil purposes and confidently expected very
large results will from this valuable property More wells
ere 10 be put down at once
Oneeehth working in Auborn Well GO barre
Smith arm Cherry Run which lease another wei Is al
ready started This flowing well ole Of the best N the
whole oil region.
No
working interest in Fannce Well on Smith Farm
Cherry Run which just struck and pumping 40 barrels
esy day and will be flowing we'll
No. TO-
Onesxteen,h working interest in Ballett Wen, Smith
Farm, Cherry Run. adjoining Arborn Wei which is a rev
and pumped 100 barrels the hfs three days started
and vii. DC d flowing well
No. II.
sixteenth working the Great Amazon Wen
go bbs Cherry Run which is 80 rods from the great Reed
snd Baker Wells This q we'll and Ia expected soon to
Gov.
No. ~.
The working interest being one half the OIL ~ Lease NO. D.
Henry Bend Allegheny River within few rods OF The famous
Heydrick Well which has turned out 54,UJ Dds OH.
This lease is for IA years well is IN progress with all
dispatch -
No. - .
tn. okiny interest. being one half the oil Lease No "a
Henry Bend, for IA years.
No. u.
The working OF half the oil for u yeer IN Lease
No Pithole Run within 100 rods Of Allegheny River VIA
q finely located for oil purposes new well VII soon be
started OIL this lease
The working interest Of oneho the oil for IA y-ss m Lease
No H. Pithole Run HeydTck farm which held a. very
6ne selection Of lease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
financial.
PROOKLYN PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL 100000.

100000 SHARES AT IS PER SHARE.
SEQ 600 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY NO. e BROADWAY, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23
TRUSTEES:


ALEXANDER McCUE, No. 34l Fulton ST., Brooklyn
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, No. l2l Wsshingtonst' N l.
ANDREW CARRIGAN, Chambers-st N Y.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, No. "a Broadway, ~ y
EDWARD r. JONES, cor Broome and Lews'st''' ~ l.
EDWARD +. PATCHEN, (Messrs. 7. ketch' m q COD
No. GO Wall-st N Y.
CHARLES LOWREY Mon,aguest, Brooklyn
A. C. BURKE, NJ. d, No. 1872 UniOn'st.' Brooklyn
WILLIAM NJ. LITTLE, (of Wyckof Li''e'j Montague
st., near Court Brooklyn.
The subscription books Of this Company will positively oe
closed on THURSDAY Jan. &c 1865, at O'Clock No. IN
less the remaining shares shall be sold before that date
Tho NJ .s COMPANY consists OF 1872 OF good
BORN, territory in simple situate in the heart OF e ~
Region In Ncnanso County Pcnnsyvlnia, together WIN
lease. in wells which producing net proaue' OF
nearly FORTY BARRELS PER DAY, winch, Mthe present
nrice Of SIP per barrel il 40 per day, over S% Per
month which gives over TWO AND HALF ffk ENl
on THE CAPITAL STOCK. and when the wells when ere
now going down are completed The production oil OH 10 Ie
company will BE- LARGELY INCREASED.
II also owns the entire working interest IN TWO "es
which are being bored with every indication OF being ne pro
ducing wells. - At.h
when con pleted will largely increase It's revenue.
Tbe Trustee. determined to make tins rank smons he
best Petroleum Companies yet formed and have reserved
large WORKING CAPITAL OF 100000
TO develope the property. 49,, -
nov open the Offices Of Messr.T ketchum Co. % al
St WIN. H. Wallace. esq. 13 W ashinsonst VIM A. row.
Ter ESQ =. broadway; r. Jones esq, City Nis corner
Rr.ome and Lewis the City OF New OH and Mes'r
Wvckoa Little Monague-st near Court ID. X. Quicker
esq 50 Fulton D. b. Powell, - Myueave Ia the tiiy
OF Brooklyn OF either Of the Trustees.