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The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
SHASTA COURIER.

INsAsE.-Wednesday night Deputy Sheriff
Burrows, accompanied by Mr.. Thos. Bat
tams. went out to Grizzly Gulch to arrest
an insane man. This man was reported as
harmless, but troublesome, and requiring
attention. The parties above took him into
their buggy and started for Shasta. Abou.
IL P. NJ. they arrived on the grade of the
mountain dividing us from Whiskytown.
The crazy man-that is, the craziest one.
was sitting between the others with his hands
demuruely folded on his lap, the horses jog
ging along where the grade was narrow, a
high bank on their right and perpendicu-
lar declivity on the left, when the prisoner
threw himself heels over head out of the
back of the buggy, leaped down the preci-
pice and escaped into the chapparal. Bat
tams caught him by the heel as he was 60
ing over and perhaps would have held him,
but his boot came off. The boot is in town
the only trophy of the expedition. Sherlf
Hopping, on receiving the report oil his
Deputy very innocently enquired how long
they had been asleep, as if Joe could tell.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

The SCIENTIFIC Press, San Francisco,
closed its 10th volume July lst. With the
number of that date is all index tc the whole
volume, most useful and valuable to those
who keep files of that paper. Certainly
every man in any way interested IN the
mining interests of the State, is doing him.
self great injustice if he is not n subscriber
to this intellectually valuable mining paper
If there is a mill man or miner who Is not
a subscriber, let him at once redeem himself
by sending forward five dollars. That sum
will entitle him TO volume XI and XII.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

People can't sleep in Red Bluff this hot
weather. Cool mountain air is what them
.tellers want.-iShaStG Courier.
Mighty hard to sleep in Red Bluff or any
where else with five gallons of lager aboard.
Red Bluff Independent.
A friend of ours who came up from there
last week, says that it takes just that amount
of lager to make man sleep down there-he
tried it.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

'LoyG HAIRS" and g Short Hairs" are
the names of rival factions in the Union pri
maries in the lower part of the State. Such
titles are not fashionable in this county
Treka Journal.
Nor yet in Shasta county, Mr.. Journal
We have to look still further south for tho
euphonious titles. Siskiyou has an opposi-
tion sufficiently potent to keep the Union
party together. Fortunately such causes do
not. exist below. and unfortunately others do.
Too many great men down there-that's
what's the matter. They know the country
must be served. its lucrative Offices and those
OF honor must be filled. A nomination is
equivalent to an election, and having no fear
Of outsiders, they pitch into one another. each
striving to exalt himself, making hullaba-
boo shameful and contemplate.
If we ever wished anything sincerely 1t is,
that no candidate of the Long Hair or Short
hair may receive nomination at the con-
vention. We are Bald Head
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

SACRAMENTO BEE.-This talanted, lively
and substantial daily, an honor to itself, city
and State, commenced its 10Th volume on the
1st inst. In announcing the fact that paper
seems to feel good over the prosperity Of the
city of Sacramento and itself. Long may
they both continue to feel good from the same
cause.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

DELEGATES TO THE STATE CONTENTION
On Tuesday last the Central Committee met,
and in accordance with q resolution OF the
late County Convention, placed the names
selected by the Convention, numbering eight
in all, in box prepared for the purpose and
drew therefrom six, namely: +. Harmon. e.
w. Taylor, P. Dryer, c. w. Clark, N. VOL.
colt, L. Scott, Who are the delegates elect
Who is C.. W Clark?
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
BY USING LIE DOYEN'S
Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine
Alternative,

hundreds of dollars might be saved annually, in
stead of applying to Physician for chronic blood
diseases There is no organ tissue of the body
it does not reach, no but what it will reach,
pain it will not relieve.
As a Lithontryptic
It is so combined with Iodine as to have IN high
degree the power of dssolvng in the bladder,
and for
Delicate Women and Children
It is invaluable; while for a nervous tonic to the
man of business the validtudinarian, and broken
down, oyer-tasked invalid it is Incompatible.
CRANE & BRIGHAM,
Agents, San Francisco.
Dr Sold by all Druggists. do
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

STATE CoNvEyTIoN--The Union Central
Committee which met at San Francisco on
Wednesday last, has called Convention to
meet at Sacramento on the 10th of August,
TO nominate Judge of the Supreme Cour.
and elect a new State Central Cammittee
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

SASDERsoN's chances for denomination
for Supreme Judge are not very good at the
present time. They will be poorer still when
the Convention meets.-Quincy Union.
When Judge Sexton is equally as able
Jurist and stern patriot as his opponent, and
OF the ive members now on the Supreme
Bench not one halls from a point north of
Sacramento, we can see no good reason why
Sexton's chances are not the best in the race.
We believe the North is universally for his
Nom nation Orouille Record
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

So successfully does the money order Office
work that it is to be greatly enlarged. One
hundred aud thirty nine offices were estab-
lished on the 1st of November last On the
lst ofJune two hundred and eighty more
were established. The amount of money
orders issued last quarter was S5sS, ,462 "a
ON which Government received about S. 900
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

CLIPPER Gar, the present terminus-east-
ern-of the Pacific Railroad is being built up
a la Fall of 40 and Spring of so.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

NATURALLY LIKE Ir.-The coerced ,.conqer
ed " Chivs," walk up to the public crib ant
daily draw their ratious as naturally as th'
babe takes its mothers milk. How strong il
habit. They always done so before the re
bellion, and naturally fall back into the ole
routine when circumstances permit.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

MEXICAN LoAN-It will be seen by our ad
yertising columns that this Loan is now
fairly before the people, and in the hands OF
responsible agent. Those who would SEE
the Monroe doctrine maintained, can in nc
way more directly contribute to it than by
subscribing. Subscriptions tend to keep
peace at home, as well as to establish the
integrity of sister republic whose nation
.ality is threatened by those :" born to rule
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
Special Notices.
1TOTHERS! MOTHERS!
MOTHERS!

hONT fail to procure MRS. WINsL0W'S
IL SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one of The most experienced and siilfal Nurses in
New England, and has been used with nsrerf failing
success in THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorates the stomach and bowels corrects acidty,
and gives tone and energy to the whole system
It will almost instantly relieve
Gripping IN the Bopels and Wind Colic,
and overcome Commissions, which if not speedily
remedied, end in DEATH We believe it the Best and
.Surest Remedy an the World, in all cases of DYS-
EMERY and DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN,
whether arising from teething or from any other
cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is one the out
side wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Principal Office. IS Dey rect, Neo York,
Price ONLY 25 CENTS PER Bottle.
REDINGTON 4 CO.,
4l6 and AS Frcnt ST., San Francisco,
aul.6n Agents for California.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
Rheumatism of Thirty Years standing

Has been cured with it in four weeks.
The most loaths me ulcers, that have been run
aing for years healed and perfectly cured in an
incredible short time Any kind of Swelling, Stiff
ness of Joints, Tumors, Cancers. Scrotulous Dis
eases, Mercurial Complaints, Specific Disease,
Liver complaints. Piles, Flstula, Consumption,
Kidney and Bladder troubles cured, in most
cases, as if by magic.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

In MARIPosA.-The Gazette of July list
says there will be no organized celebration
of the 4th of July in that county. Poor Mar
iposa You stand lone monument Of
IN the State. The imagination must feel
blank
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
LIQUORS.

TULES ROBINS & CO.'S Sazerac, American
% and Champagne Brandy. Old Bourbon, Rye,
Monongahela and Century Whisky,
For sale cheap by D. WE'LL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

IJ- of all the Medicines for sale,
none is meeting with such success, judging from
extended notices of the press, both of California
and Oregon, as lie Doyen's Sarsaparilla Iodine
Alternative for the blood and organs of the body
See advertisement in another column.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

I'D UBBER Boots, Sewed Boots. Mems and Boys
Ee Boots and Shoes, Ladies', Mems and Chill
drens Caters and Shoes, of all styles, at
D. WE'LL & BROS
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
FARMING TOOLS.

HRAIN Cradles, Moving Seythes, Snaths, Hay
VI Rakes, Thrcshing Machines, Tanning Mills,
Grindstones, Scythes Bailing Rope. &C.,
For sale cheap by D. WE'LL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08

W. Hope for the Af1iicted.-In another part
of this paper will be found the advertisement of the
celebrated Institute established by DR.. J: c.
YOUNG, in 1859. In this age of deceit and char.
atanism it is boon to the suffering to point out
to them where they are Of obtaining the wished
for relief and cure. Under tho of the skillfu
Doctor the sick and troubled can diEest themselves
their burdens of pains and shame, lay aside theii
cross, and secure health and happiness. If you
are sick or in trouble, do not hesitate. Read the
advertisement and follow the advice. Do not for
get the number nor the manner of directing you
letter. CONSULTATION OFFICE, $40 Washing
on s.rpet Eronciscn
The Shasta courier., 1865-07-08
MINING TOOLS, sc.

ERON, Steel, Nails, Iron and Steel Sledges,
Il Shovels. Axes, Sluice Forks, Hoes, Picks, Crow
bars, Wheelbarrows, Powder, Caps and Fuse, Rope,
For sale by d. WE'LL & BRO.
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Petroleum.
DROsPECTus

pRoHfECTuS on .
FEE SIMPLE PETROLEUM COMPANY,
HORSE NECK, TLEAsANTs COUNTY WESTERN
ORGANIZED uNDYR THE LAWS OF TIE STATE
OF EEW-YORK.
CAPITAL, 309,c90 SHARES
PAR VALUE, TNyO DOLLARS.
$1,000 SHARES RESERVED IN TIE TREASURY
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
OFFICE OF TIE COMPANY, NO 1 HANOVER.
SQUARE, NEW-YoRK.
President:
SAMUEL ENGLE, New-YoIA-
Yice-P President:
Russell sTEBBINs, IT,, NewYsrb.
Treasurer:
WM IRVING CLARK, NewYorh
Secretary:
SIDNEY ASBMORE NewY0k.
Trustees:
SAMUEL ENGLE, No 100 tron,s'., New Yorl.
HERMANN BATGER. No. CT Water It., NewYorh
}. O. WILLIAMS, No. l2s Maidenlege New York.
VIM MARCHANT, No. Hanover soosre, New York.
Russell STEBBINS ir., No g fieteher.st New forh
JAS. A. WEBB. No. los Pearl -, New.York.
D. T. MILLS, Nos 10 anl - Custom House t.. Boston.
Counsel:
SCuDDER CARTER, No. - Wan g.. Newlo
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uENDRICK LUBRICATOR,


SPERM, LARD, WHALE AND OTHER OILS.
Reference. by permission be made to the following
parties who have led andere using Tie endrs LueestoI
Cnhs. r. wUEIs. esq, Engineer Dei'" are aud Hudson
WATTS C6OEE, $50. snp,. Delaware, LseiawAnna an'
Western Reiliord, scranton, Penn
u. a FONDA esq, sup;. Lackawenni and Bloomsbury
S. Ms'S. MsTrfws BROTHERS Scranton Penn
JOHN SMITH, esq, suP, Pennsy wanna osi Coinpoy
' j. BFNjSMiN co. Foundry and Machine WORKS
i = JJ0Sfs : Co, Coal ope,ior. olyrhan, Penn.
EUGEEt 4. iENLf, es!Y supL L. !. L Goal Company
HAsWE LL BROTHERS, 10 100 wes,..i.. E,wyors,
w. X. MUIR go. deuesa sup' Detroit aud Ni.wsuEe'
nit III TiNGDoS AND BROAD TOP RR.
LEnlGll VALLEY RR
OLD COLONY AND Newport RR
PORTLAND. sACO AID PORTSMOUTH RI
TfOGk AND BLOOMsBIRG RI.
CmEAT MIST !, r. g. GAdL ", - e7Ieas
PHlLADtLPilIh AND READING RR.
FLUSHING RK
rt'LLfrV sf > coz NILS All clScryNATI RR.
East PESNsYLN ANA mr.
TISciSNATi AND CHICAGO Rg
TERRI HAuTE AND MCHMONDnR.
sr LO,iS ALTON AND 1IRRI hAJ1E HR.
TliiLiDELfIilA, WiL,HSGroy ASD BALTIMORE
WrsTFRN MARYLANDRE.
NORTH hN CENIRAL Pr.
tEhltf ltAIi
oiIIct OF IKE DtLAwARE ,SD uup.os Canal co..
tArBONp.LE, Penn. iune ~. has
We hrve he'd Nr. =. A. lioadhczs LuBRlCATlNG OIL
H. for soue bat than year upon Coal Pssscn
gr and fr-gt Or. about 1875" jou'n,l upon station.
ary Enyines-nore n.n 20 ID nunb"rand in Machine
shop srl md n siioly ,iiactory OuT engineers and
Inaohusis 81 e"IsNr ~ recommending superior to
iubIicr'cr We have heretofore usod Il "a fully equal 10 the
bet -lprrin.
viii also siae that IN nv opinion, q has eaus for
upon rep D.eeuc, hayc Nitgestd H. ELECTS my
~ Il L0ls'. . . .
CIfAs. T. WURTS Snpt. ID. ( H. {. CO.
We Lavs been using Il,ndr,ks LtBRlCN1OR tor nearly
years past tor and other machinery and
q end Il very superior
JOHN B. SMITH sup,. Penn Coal Co.
DUsNORK, June -, 1863
We fully ccncur in the foregoing statements Of {. T. Wurs
e,q aud Jo r. snlh ed n regfd 10 the superior quality
of HENDRiCks LUBRlCAToR, having used it an or
orss .OF about two years
J. BENJAMIN 4 co,
Foundry end Machine Works Carbondsle Penn.
+. JONES CO.,
Goa Operators Olyph.nt, Penn.
EUGENE r. HENRY.
fuPt J.. ]. aud Coz Co. Scranton. Penn.
COZ !. YOUNG,
Uonasdas, Peun.'
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WILLIAM 81 LITTLE, Treasurer
TRUSTEES
SAMUEL BOOTH. No 20 Myrtle ave., BfooA.yn-
JOHN FRENCH, Cliuiouaye., Brooklyn.
FOSTER PETIT lof Petit CIoOk, Nc. l5 Water st.,
NewYogk.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, No. lsl washln gton.st., New.
York.
RICHARD HGRAHAM No. 10 Court.s.., Brooklyn.
WILLIAM ~ LITTLE (of WyckoG Lttle) Montague
H.. near Court, Brooklyn.
ALFRED BECAR tof Beear Nfpicr Coz No. so Broad.
way, NewYork.
JOHN DOHERTY, Park place. Brooklyn.
J.. HORATIo BELOW IL. II. Biglow Col No. ?
Wiam-st., New Yo<t.
The fec simple property Of the Company consists Of two
hundred and thirty eight OF the best territory the oil
regions lying on Pit Hole Creek Cherry Run Maguire Run,
and Dun Runr near Tiloue. Wefs viii be sun. this
property Immediately and with the large woking capital Of
I55 OOJ great rc.l'ts are anticipated
Tie developed interests win be below, are already
ufcient 20 enable The Company pey monthly dividends
This Company ha, been formed not matter Of specula
ton bat to develop properly which believed will prove
10 be Of great value. The reputation Of tie gentlemen com
posing he Board Of Trustees l. sufficient, guarantee that this
obec, viii be rapidly and faithfully carried out and that the
stock will prove desirable and profitable
Subscription Book oT limited number Of Shares Ge now
open az the fOlog ing oifces
OFFICE OF The COMPANY, No. "a Broadway, New.
York
WIN II. WALLACE. ESQ, No. l3l WssLngtols,, New.
York.
l.. II. BELOW co, ". William e. New York.
PETIT CROOK, Ne. 10 Water-si., NewYoTk.
WYCKOFf / LITTLE, MoHia.uest., near Govt Brook.
yn.
s. &. W. c. BOOTH Yo.Cs siyr,le,ve, Brooklyn.
STEWART 4 Co., No. Ic2 Faton.t, Brooklyn.
NJ NENIN, No. 502 Fulton-st, Brooklyn
Al,o wiki ,i'h'r o. he Tlustces
Aux Moot L. Conn-o.
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PETROLEUM COMPANY.

CASCADE PETROLEUM COMPANY.
~ s.oa aoo
1OO,0 O0 SHARES OF SIS EACH.
10000 sHAR4s RESERVED FOR WORKING CArI.
tai.
Tie books for subscription at the oee Of 'hs
Company No. 80 Broadway also at the Banking Hous. Of L.
L. Bri,tcu corner Wal and Broad s and at the Office a
Teub!ey Phelps Co., No l34 Msidenare corner WsI.
~
TRUSTEES:
WIN BYRON THOMAS :. DAKIN,
L. L. BRITToN LEWIS WOODBURY.,
WIN. HENDERSON, WM ADAMS,
WM. II. PHELPS, JAS. l. JOHNSON,
d. ROWLAND
OFFICERS:
WM BYRON, President.
L. L. BRITTON, Treasurer
ID. ROWLAND, Secretary.
JOSEPH J. MARIN, Counsel.
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OFFICE OF THE COMPANY No. - BROADWAY
NETWORK.
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TRvsrEEs:

Hon. JAMES DE PEYsTER OGDEN Of New.Ycri
Hon. JAMES wADswoRTH, of James waa-worh 4
Co., No 81 Cedar-st., New-York.
GEORGE W. FUTILE, of Stout futile, leather dealers,
No 2 Feuy.st New-York.
RICHARD j. SHERMAN, of Rich Sherman Co., psis-
ols No. 30 fine-st., New York.
LEWIS BENTON, Counselor at Law, No. III Bro-dHsy
NewYork.
WILLIAM +. HALL of Nor,hrap, Bal L Co, No. "a
Broadway, Eew-York.
THOMAS A SCOTT, Vice President Of the Penp,iVsl.s
Central Railroad Company Philadelphia, Pennsylvahis
r. :. 5. ANDRoS, Of Andres Z Cole, Boston, MassctE.
Letts
Hon. LEVI PARSONS, San Francisco, California.
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pimben6 Notices.
oU'cr o. rnr cH'cAeo ALTON RAILROAD cosIAsr' (,

CHICAGO. February ], 1865. )
DWIDEND NOTICE.-Notice is Hereby
- given 10 the the Chicago and Alton Raj
road Go ma, The following resolution hi. day adopted by
DIVIDEND or FIVE (5l PER CENT free of 0oyrrnmen,
tan be declared by THIS Company Of IT, net earnings for
the last x months urOu the Preferred aud Common stock
payable at the ofce Of NJ X. JESUP & CO. no. 50
E1chaneo Place. Agents for the Company ~ Now York City
On the 18Th day 81 ebuary 10 the holders OF said stock who
may be registered - such a. the close Of business houfs
The llh day offebrnrt which day the books viii b.
closed and Teopencd on the 2th inst oT transfers.
w. NJ. LARRABEE, Secretary.
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PROPERTY N yENANGO COUNTY, PENN
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OFFICE Pacific Mail STEAMSHIP CO.,
petroleum.

petroleum.
MORE THAN ON ii ALE OF THE
SHARES ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR.
STOCKHOLDERS FRIE FEOM ALL LIABILITIES.
d.. l{ALB PETROLEUM COMPANY,
oRGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE
STATE OF NEW.YoRK
e3jo.OoO.
$1,000 SHARES or $40 EACH.
Two new vel. On uc C1mpauy's Prorc.'y one yedirs
Forty Barrel, PEI day 'te other ,rhrs o. flowed ten
Ba,r r,r day inl when 'gbed viii yield very largo aow
TX MORE WELLS 10 III sunk IMMEDIATELY.
OFFICEHs;
GTORGE l. ElGENBnODr
rurA.uEEH
HENRY d. ZAvALA.
sroHETAHr,
SAMUEL w B0oCoCK.
IkurrHE.!
GEOEGE l.. TICrNBRODT CO.. No = Bfodh
J,KENNEDY sMYTH co. No 5iEroadrsy
MAHLoS s. FROST. e.l- No.2 Cciasst, ard TiiuNii',
Penn.
EDUARD g. LUDLOW. y. D.. 40. % T.. Twenty il.fds'
SAMUEL HASKELL go, ris,t ooias'.
!. VAN RENSSELAER,, ir, '-q No 81 hang" place
! LEE SMITH esq, No. y! Becsnanst.
RICHARD AMERMAN eco. No - Broadway.
HENRY DE ZAYALA, c.q Nc. lou nr0sdr ~.
tOrssrt.
JOHN II. BlED. e.q, so II Broadway.
pASKYEs
CARR. TAYLOR Co, 20. 20 Hrc-i',
SCHEDULE.
No On on Creek olc benuehoh fsFn' win two
wells one ,icldns - bsrc.s rer dry one ready TO tube
which hes fov 81 lo banes pr d,y.
No ?, Frost Refinery building. Office. &c., l..
No o. la0 Stree 10 fec OF Pc Hob Greek
No. 4, 200 lrle. on ute Kaawha River.
TIL. Con paws pIoprtv BE- ben examined ~ sor o. -
TRUSTEES. located be- Il a tunes iuy 'nde' ''e''
control and Isanr sewrnt -
lie COMPANY having been formed for permanent end secure
yr.irn.n H. capts j. offered only a. ul paid thl'
,.surias .ioeLhodcrs LlnIuliiv from ti hntiili,s
s ure,elt productions vii InN me dsiiofdf, sid o.
soon o., tie s1 Now Wells mc Goa pe,ed great iv's are
almost uiI ioHbted.
snbssipiors will BE- received for limited number o. share'
until uief notice de once 90; the Coupsuys BauAe!''
CARR. TAYLOR a. Co,
No. 80 BROAD sr, Room No. ID Ncw'iofA'
Where circular giving f l'eriponE a. well A. maps Of ne
property, can be- seen.
lion, from ou, 4 pronpis attended 20
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THE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPAN

Is organized under the General Laws o. the State OF New
Ycrt, with Capital Of s5o0,00 represented by
100, 900 Shares, OF he par value Of So each sha-ehod
en-. are exempt from al personal liability.
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Nv IUTND.
~ UNITED PETROLEUM FARMS ASSOCIATION

~ UNITED PETROLEUM FARMS ASSOCIATION
OFFICE. no. 10 PINE-Sr, NETWORK
~ meeting Of the Trustee Of tho Association held at the
Office y Nicer. NcdW CLARKE Co.. DIVIDEND Of
and 1-S FEH CENT the capital stock Of the Com
Pany tSieMp~Dl was declared. ;tdas 80 in per cent
on 'uo'crpon payable on The 10th inst, at the
Office Of the Company
The transfer books Of the COMPANY WI remain closed until
Nrch |. q. r. BISSELL, President.
W. H. p0spIcR Treasurer
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Tie subscription price 20 PEI hare for limited Amorrt
ofstoek No further call be made sub
cribers: 100000 is reserved for wor.ns capital, aid
$500 600 in stocks par for tie future development Of o
company property.
1t. property consist. ofa perpetual lease Of about
Il oil territory San Luis ooispo County State Of Call
orna lying on end the Pacific Ocean, being oil tie o.
lowing five ranches viz:
!. The Manuela Ranch, containing ls 95As3 acres
IT, The Arroyo Grsnde Ranch containing 3,3s ,cre.
H. The Ba.as Chemical Ranch, containing 1852. rs
". The Pisila Ranch, containing g. 1880 acres.
v The Stone Coral Ranch, containing 31sll2o ceres
Tie titles Of these large tracts have been thoroughly es
aned aud approved by Judge Parsons Of san Francisco
All reports written cad verbal, of gentlemen who during
the past year have visited and thoroughly examined This
property carefully and scientifically in represlns
as OVERLOOKING with petroleum. They say: "rhe Rrnehes
are splendid estates. tAe; lloe is in their almost fabulous
wealth In tie best Of OIL
The Company. lands extend for ten miles On SEN
Luis Bay on the Pacific coast with good roadsted whers
shipment. can be sde with facility San Francisco South
America, Aus.rala, China and NewYork
The lands have gentle slope to san Luis Bay and iher'
Is m assurance fhe practieaby Of conducting the OIL az
moderate expense through pipe rom the wells to reservoirs
or .sn. to be constructed this point when 1t can be sent
to the market. ofte world either in its crude state o. renet
according to lie demand
The cost Of shipping VIII exceed 80 cents per bare aud
the company win be enabled deliver petroleum At New
Yo,s at s per barrel and d. Australia and China reduced
rates.
I'll. de.isned to develop fully and practically tie mems
and wealth Of this property At the earliest practicable moment
The varied dea. giving all the inormson that can BE- re
qureI with general description Of the character advantages
and prospects Of the COmpany property IRE fully aud plainly
set forth In the prospectus.
New York have been duly organized under the laws OF his
State With sufficient capital to ronder available its eapoo"'
and resources in whs. believed be unlimited supply q
Petroleum not surpassed in quality.
opened a, the Offices Of
JAMES WADSwORTH co,
No. Gl Ceiar.st., NewYors,
RICH, SHERMAN l. Co,
No. 30 Pine.st New f'rs,
NORTHRUP HALL CO,
No. ~ Broadway,
LEWIS BENTON, Secretary, No. liz Broadway,
where The prospectus can be obtained
Subscription, payable above when the Of ~ @es
| .sb.c rbcd.
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FUTURE CALLS OR Nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-20

Hos. JAS. DE PEYsTER OGDEN President.
Hoy. JAMES WADswoRTH, Vice Pre.ider.
EDWARD s. RICH, Treasurer.
LEWIS BENTON, Secretary.