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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
From Rav. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of tn
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge, and
~ -. ~ .ln ll.Il lILlL in
From the Rev. Jos. Fl, Kennard, Pastor of the 10th
II ,.,uF

Dr. J,cSson:-Dear Sr:-I have hccn frequently
rsla.steI to c0nAectmy name with ConlNandatiuns
Sfjf,r,nt kinds ofihc iicNes brit regarding the prav
tirs a, ont of nv appropriate sphere, have in all
EASES declined; but with clear proof in various m
ns,, of Dr. Hooannds herman Bitters, depart for
oaee ron my usual course, TO express my full
yetien that general dcy Of he system and cspecat-
I1 f7r LC.r Com pl1iHf is safe dai uaiune prCpnr
alton In some cascs it may fail; but usually doubt
not it will avery beRoac2 to those who suffer from
tho above cause. j. H. NENNARD,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

1t will be seen that the German
nationality still greatly predominatcs
The number naturalized during the
last seven years was 10, ,4l5.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
IPpAD99 g Q

Large Size (holding nearly double quantity0
81 90 per Bottle-haf doz. s5 90
small slEe-75 cents per Bot 'c-half doz, s4 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
thot tbo SIGNATURE of sc NJ. JACKSON"is
~'N'F'' on the Wrapper of each bottle
should your nearest druggstnot have eortice, do
rot he hat oil by any fthe Intoxicating preparations
he offered in its place, but send to us, and
- vii harvard, securely packed, by express.
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SUITS AND JUDGMENTS.

Judgments rendered ...................., FS9i
The number of suits and judgments
were less than in 1863, and fifty per
cent. less than in 1860.
VIOLENT DEATHS.
W
Suicides ~
b -.. .... B. j. i.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

Struck as follows: Cooking Butter,
xxx Ale, Mnsh and Milk, Cod Liver
oil, Billy Patterson, Quinine, Briga-
ior-Generals, Sardincs, Turtle Soup,
Lottery Tickets, Bears Oil, For High
CT Wages, Substitutes, Bounty Money,
Greenbacks, Peace propositions, Law :
yers, Birthstone, Milk of Human Kind
ness, Oil, A Leak.
THE ANANIAs AND sAPrnIRA TRACT.
This, though a small tract, em6ra-
cling 65,00O,0O0 acres, is worthy Of a
careful examination Of all .wbe desire
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02
MARRIAGES..

The number of marriages has been
slightly increased, being 20, ,S8l against
1890 for 1868, and 19,540 for 1852,
but has not reached the average prior
to the war, which was 22,676 for a
similar period.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

The number Of sheep was 5,560,3lS;
value, Sl7,5O2,G57; average value So
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

The machinery department of Agri
culture, has decidedly advanced; i
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

Tho general theory of storms as
now received by scientific men is,
that each one is vhirlwind, begin
ming in some one point, and moving
in concchtric circles until it is exhaust
ed by expansion. ....
Tables are given Of the general avo.
rage OF climate Mt Kclly's Island,
Portsmouth, Cleveland and Cincinnati,
from which it appears that the aver
ago oftemDcrature was, at
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

From Rav. W1rten RmIeIph, FntTor q baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn.
Br. o. NJ. Tt,kson:-D ar Sir:-Pcrsonn experience
caables me- ia ythat regard the German Blttcrs
cs, Of ssSefe cold AMI general debility Ihaye been
greatly afttcd the Of the Btters and doubt
not thry will pro lace similar effects on Others
Years truly, WARREN HASpoLpl'n
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-03-02

The total number of new structures
was G,G92; value S4,l32,S ,S3G. Fac.o-
ries 90; mills So; distillcries 3; rolling
mills 2; oil mills l. But very few
public buildings were erected. The
number of buildings erected shows a
small increase. The aggregate of new
buildings erected during the war in
some OF the principal counties are
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
Avoiding A Dun.

A cnmpositor in one of the daily newspa-
per offices, though good fellow, like many
Of the Faus tian professors, suffers from repeat
ed attacks OF limited finances, or revenue dis
epraportionate 10 his disbursements. He has
no objections to paying his debts, to the last
penny, when he has the money; but when he
Is short, he abhors the Idea OF meeting one OF
his creditors, for he hates dun as he does a
dirty 'proofa Ga one Of the last occasions Of
the pressure upon typos momentary maj ket,
he was descending IRON the news room TO the
street, when he met collector, who asked
him If James 81. Smith-giving the printers
name-worked in that Office. s1
Why do you wish 10 see him? asked
Smith. E. + e ag7A ia ssH
4 have a bill against him (producing III
recently died, and his accounts have been
lett 10 my hands for collecting.
ais James II. Smith, replied the compositor,
repeating his own name slowly, as if it had a
mysteriously familiar sound and he was en-
peavoring to recall it,. Il have heard that
name before surely James 81. Smith
James-James H-oh, yes las If with sudden
iememberance) he used to be employed here,
cei tainly, certainly he did, i remember now
he worked next to my case, poor felloWl
and the speaker paused and looked sad.
DID anything happen to him?' asked the
collector.
Yes. He died suddenly one morning, of
cholera, after attending the sick bed of q
friend, fBtt e1
Did he leave anything? asked the man Of
bills.
ono. The boys had to bury him. gave
81. myself to help pnt the generous creature
under the sod. He died penniless.' osa
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MISCELLANY.
AInnkE Trade.

ats-a
One Of those streaks Of luck that some men
havt esl q, fenced in hsying wild lands which
g me, MAD heid for years AS unprontable and
Die property, or purchased Tor mere
nomInal price, turn up as itch and valuable
: oiigaud. is related by the Philadelphia Sunday
Tunes. OF a worthy gun, merchant named
K.Ider. Mr.. Krider sells "sh0oting-irons OF
all kinds, and Implements In genaral Tor sports
men.
some months ago, says the Times, citizen
purchasing some trltes in his store, observe
bsaut lu stays head and horns. stuffed aiiu
mouulsd III a handsome manner, MADE W quo
pend against a library wall. "a o,
"wnas Is The price OF that deei Ne"A
aske1 the citizen. u.,so,
~ Is lie l.sL one 1 nave" said Mr.. Krider,
81 soiu them at eighteen dciiars' wiz io'
you nave this one for niteeh'
CitZen unused moment. A.
..I',,nr mere, ; said he, Il have thirty acres
of wild land tnat didh't cost me much. ltlsn's
g snvn se 10 me, and may not be to you; at a
,yeatuIe, III offer 1t TO you an even trade ior
that deel's head" rgqR aao sbsr
rs it wi d land?" - -ss'.1y1a =
81 think il must be, but don't know. All
I do know is that the title is good, and that it
cals-lor Thirty acres of land in Venango
County, in this Stale"
"Weli,' said Mr.. Krider, stake tha head
and / IL trade with you" a 3i
Youth pay Tor transferring the deed ?" asked
the purchaser OF The horns In question.
Yes, ltpay those costs OF course
A day or two afterwards the deed was
made in Krider's name, aud the trans er ie-
galIy accomplished The gun merchant
placed it in his iii proof, and after while the
transaction nearly faded from his memory.
To cur q long story as short as possible, one
day last wet a stranger entered Mr. Krider's
store, and asked the price OF the thirty acres
Aforesaid. ,ess .t-,ta s4..tfr,
4 He offered So, 900 cash in hand. Mr.. Kri-
der in The meantime had learned its value. IL
was In one OF the best spots In the oil regior,
and he refused for it, on Wednesday last, $87, )
900. Whether he has since disposed of it We
know not.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05

gEyHE ASS sscrs of the City If Portland. hereby
III give notice to all persons Liable 10 taxation in
said CITY, that they will be in session on every
blsil,ss day from The first to the fourteenth day
of pril next, inclus We, ut their rooms, in the
new City Government building, from ten to twelve
o. lock la the forenoon. and IRON thrse TO five In
their Iots aud estates 10th real and personal, :.
GUIDING money ON hand or at i4tsrest. debts due to
IN m more than they owing, as also all ptoper-
tor or otherwise ON the first Gay of AprneAt, and
thes requested to be prepared to certify the
on oath ~
Those pershns who neglect TO comply with this
notcs aud thus assign toe Assessors the unpleasant
duy OF booming them, wi Ledepnved by law the
rPicaaon for abatement except in cases Of inability
I'D conform 10 the requirements Of the laws.
s.h 5. b. BECKETT, SCISSORS of
N. B. Blank Schedules can Be had At the Assess.
ors' Rooms. ~ = - =
-Fe Portland, March "a, 1895. mcbo5dtd
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Superintendent,
W. W. WHITE, of OIL City.

This stock Ia bona foe III paid. with no POSSIBLE.
ity of future assessments and no personal liability
The ab,out, vaue and atcual each cost ofthis prom
erty are 40 areat rs TO prec,uc ils being offered
with the al ure ment of a reduction frem nominal
par yalu..
1t has been selected. at different tmes during the
past year BIZ several old aad experienced oil.work-
ers aud RESIDENTS of Oil Creek who are familiar
with the history progress and value of every we'll
and piece of property in that region. Several of
the producing interests we're origin ally soqtrec for
tine purpcse of to,dipe "a private inye sim mis- and
sours q, of regular income.
These gentlemen have. however, been induced to
combine their various iare ests, with additional
urouer, v into one strone sound and Ie'iatle CON-
Iany. Each of them vii retain ao interest as st ok
ho,ders and held their sto ok as permanent inves-
ment Reading in the oil region, and directly COZ
cerned in the success of the company they are pedg
ed to look closely after Its operations; tn aordng
n guaranty of watchful superyion, end nhfuI and
energetic management posse sstd probably in an
eoua degree By no other oil compauy ever formed
Two of these Gentleman e. c on the board Of Direc-
t,on and ona suns rintandar. of the Conya,v
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
TESTIMONIALS.

very large number OF important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clergymen,
Apothecares and, indeed. from all classes in society,
speaking in the most haterng terms of the White Pine
Compound. tpi li
DE- Nichols Of Northned VT. says:
81 nd the White Pine Compound to be very efcacious
not only in coughs and other pulmonic affections. hut
also in of the Kidneys debility OF the stomach
and other kindred organs"
Rev. J, K. Chase Of Rumney, n H., writes:
81 have for years your hite Pine Compound
as invaluabie remedy can truly say regard It
even more efllcacious and valuable than ever have
just taken the Compound for cold and it works charm
Hon P. H. sweetser Of South Reading, writes:
ring long knewn something Of the valuable medi-
cinal properties Of the White Pine, prepared,
seeing advertisement of your White Pine Compound
to give the medicine trial 1t has been used by
bers Of my family for several years. for colds and coughs
and in some cases. Of serious kidney difficulties, with
excellent results Several Of our friends have also
ceived much benefit from the Compound. We intend to
Rev. Il, D. Hoge Of West Randolph, Vt, VINO is a
physician, says; l- I1
laI find it (ths compOund) excellent medicine in
kidney diseases" al A
Says Mr. s. Body Of the 14th regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery at Fort Tilinghast:
ssThe vi ite Zine Compound effected a where
who knew him. 1 fully subsantiate this by In
this Company who thought it folly for him to make trial
OF it, In colds or coughs men leave the care OF the
surgeon where treatment can be had for nothing, and
try the White Pine Compound" a0 eg
lannsi7r a[S - COL. GOULD, ~
Formerly Major Of the 18th Regt NJ. " THAT Veteran
RegimentD In letter to s. Dean, ESQ., of Stoneham,
speaks in the highest praise Of the Waite Pie Com
p0aRd and expresses wish that 1t might be sent to
the soldiers. His opinion is based on personal know
edge. - seg13, saa. ls
introduce into the Army and yet it has often been pur
chased by friends Of soldiers &c send In packages and
ordered By ocers and soldiers and large quantities
...r.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
FROM STEPHEN BARTLErr.

q t- bkADtOkD, ~ H. July, lSbU.
DR.. PoLAND.-I had been afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for long time and hat bad cough Of years.
Standing which caused to spit blood quite frequent
ily. No one Of my acquain ances expected get
my health again. But Iico tiles of your Kht5 Pine
C0npoHs hayecured me Of both the cough and kidney
complaints. b n
would also state that lady, neghbor Of ours, was
20 badly afflicted with cough that she at only long
enough to have her bed made and all thought sa
going in quick consumption. She took only bottle
Of your Compound, and it cured her. She is just
well A. eve Was ~
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
WHITE PINE COW POUND FOR DIABETES.

Important testimony nom Asa Goodhue, Esq., Of Bow
New Hampshire. fs
For sixteen years more have suffered much at in
tsryas, from what at first called kidney complaints
but year ago December fell SICK and my attend
ing physicians pronounced my disease Diabetes. The
prostraton Of my system was so great, and OF 50
long continuance that neither relatives. neighbors
physicians expected that could possibly live through
the spring Tee same was my own opinion.
Near the last of March, 1859, being well aequain. ed
with DR. J. W. Poland Inclined the value Of
his White Pine Compound, as the article was hi bly,
recommended for inflammation of the Kidneys bottle
of it procured Automatically af commencing
began to amend. My strength gradually returned
the pains subsded, and in The fall was able TO
attend to considerable business Leleve Dr. Poiand's
White Pine Compound under God has been the means Of
my recovery thus far. ra - 81 .rffaY,
To say that expect to have perfect health again
Is out Of the question at my ae (64 But thu / Will
say, that while use the Compound my health Is very
comfortable When have renqushedits use the severe
pains have returned, and all the dsagreeabe s. mptoms
has produced immediate relief TEE
. During the eleven months in which have beeen TAX
ing this medicine, Ihave used lot quite five bottles In
word Let me- say to all afflicted with plants
'' ASA GOODHUE.
The White Pine Compound. advertised at length In
our columns IL not only its name inviting, but
highly approved medicine. DR. w. Poland, the in
ventor, has the confidence Of the many VINO Know him.
confidence which he enjoyed wne aU APE ussinl ma
sufferer led him TO make experiments which issued In his
medicsl dscoyery.--BostoR WGtchmGR and hefector
The Kditor or the auhc"esLeI D0uv ana weekly
Mirror in leader Of the Daily, thus writes of the
Compounds: 'at
5'sThe White Pine Compound Is advertised at much
length in our columns and we are happy learn that
d. Citations 1t is the very best medicine for coughs and
colds that we know Of and family that has once used
It will ever be without it, We speak from own know
edge that 1t is sure to kill Cold and pleasant as sure
The greatest inventions by accident and II is sin
guiar that the White Pine Compound IN de fer Colds and
Coughs should to be the greatest remedy for kid
ney aimculties known But so It'll We cannot doubt
1t. SO many testimonials come to from well-kno
men Besides the character of DIR Poland is such, that
we know that ne win not countenance what Is wrong
remed es lor ms ailments, with delicate consumptiye
look standing with one foot upon the grave he made the
hundreds Of others, the strong testimonals noh
We nave known DR. Poland for years. and ne er knew
more conscientious honest upright man. and arr ad to
Pine Compound --' "-"''
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SUMMARY OF PROPERTIES.

Two tracts of coed boring land, oze hundred and
one hundred and four acres respectively, iarse, sit
uated south OF Oh City, in Vvnaneo County. in the
immediate neighboghood oitbe A dana atiIe Q, Lee.
aud other large wells just o. the East sssndy
apc Allegheny rivers. sr42a nfas ~r
Important Interests and Leases on the best end
most crefaily selected propsrtieI on Oh Geek
on the Hassan F ats, &C irnplanter Rua.-Rynd
Flats.-cherry Tree Run-Ciarp n Hasssn, W dow
McCln,oek, Foster, and TWO lots on this celebrated
Hyde q Egbert Fam. t 1f .tfrF
In all. fifteen wells. five of them pro5uting wells
seven down Il ON two to five hlndrei feet aad It'll
barring ndthree just commencing, with room en-
the leases for several me re wells.
Also good rednery, ia complete working order,
capable of refining $50 barrels per day, at profit Ct
one to five hundred dilla-s.
Also engines, tools, tubing, tanks and improve
ments, the Bctual cash cost of which wss 40 900,
and wsrth to-day s75,00O,-'h he whole comprising a
property unsurpassed ior present yaEe and pro-
spective increase.
Subscription backs for Stock at the efhcs of II
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05


Two Wells now going down, and more
Wells to go down soon.
6I2t acres of the bt st Oil land viii the stock hold.
ers get Tor the ow ice Of with $50 0co to
wJrk 1t WITH being ibout ;hees tim the smount of
land stockholders GENERALLY get ~ Companies where
tn Capita sfixed at s500,t 0u' We wouls pa ticu
larly call tie tentoD fparties wishing 70 Invest
this fast, with very Int success we shall be able
to pay at least three or TOUR per cent. NORTH,
that wi hin sixty Gays from The time we close our
our beeks -pan
We have already engaged an engine, now ON THE
LAND, 10 go to work h. BY this arrapg iment ws
shall save at least thirty days. which it would take
T. "a ting hi, stock upon the Market the officers
promise to use AL til ir energy and c1nh iently ex-
pect to ma Q it iha best Gil stock in the Market
he poRsy Of This Company sssat nd on a nl
gany County, New YORK.. The property on Oil
Greek is very vsluab and from this property alone
the Company can eai large disidenas The Com,
pany will, quick the funds of the Company will
admit NIX several wells en- this properti. sI4l
The property in Aegany County, New York, is
also very valuable, being situated near The eeebsa,
ted Indan Spring., so called, and corsists of 5524
ss.es. VIII b fast rising in vaius. and can be re-
Leased at large auyancs from what it will cost this
Company. #fs rE4asf fdsi
Since The above was written, the sIndian Spring
Oil Comp any" have letters stating that the
Moore u ell is Low flowing Oil. which is of the I'm
est ubricatrg quality, and will sell for $40 per bar
This sir Ike Of Ill will largely advance the price Of
land in this vicirity, and this Company has 652J
acres adjoining the ..Inoian Snriug lomoasy," the
officers fe the fullest conidcrce in plscirg this
stock upon tue marke, AMI expect large and resu-
lar dividends.
Mondas. March 9. 1885, at the Office of r. W
HATCH. Treasurer, 40 Washington st; eet, and 1T
LOMBARD q G0kE, 80 State street. Ea
Pros peetus TO be had. and further infornatie len
given on application to the Tressurtr, or siia
rr1l EIes74astI III URIAH I. IS. RICE, #Gf
mar2Sdlm+ 81 Commercial Street. Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
rREAsURY. DEPARrMENr.

Wash'ng ron, March It'll lse5 I
w hEhEAs by satisfactory evidence presented
u me under igned, it has been made to appesr
ms CO. ie >cond National Bank If Portland IN
sne Ivy portland, in the County of Cumb sriand
snu acooru 70 the requirements Of the Act of Con.
Rfes' enttsd . An Act 10 rrovide q National Cur.
re %, secured D pledge Of United Sta es Bonds
ana TO provide Tor the circulation and redemnfion
thereof approved june 8. 1854, aud has COR piied
with an IN provisions OF said Act requ red to be
Banking under said Act: AAness Vi
Tn, office Of Comptroller of the CURRENCY hs,,n
vacaut N wv. ther fore I, Samuel T. Howard lug
uty Comptroller ofthe Currency, DO hereby certipiv
thst The Second National Bank of Portland y IN
ths CITY of Portland, ia the COuuty of CUMBERLAND
ami ats n Maine. Is authorized to commen 8 4ths
bnunsss OF Bans iag under the Act aforesaid.
IN t>st mony whe .eot. witness my hand aud seal
OF ohics this eleventh dav Of Maroi. 1866
- SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
-, TS; Deputy Comptroller ofths Currency.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
FROM BE AIKEN.

N n IN ~ ND n GOFFSrOWN, March a. 1860.
DE-. PoLAND-I wish to testimony the value Of
your ~ hite fiRc Compound You will remember how
feeble was at the time called you in July last. My
chief complaint sFFiamatsoB Of fhe kidReys. In
addition other disagreeabe symptoms suffered dread
fully from severe pan.-You sod me bottle Of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents Of bottle my pain had s len
me. Though have been afflicted with that comp amt
long time, have had return of it since, and have
for many months past enjoyed excellent hea tn. 10
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05
international Steamship Co.
Eastport, Calais and st. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

nT~-e On and after Monday, March 9th.
q .sassasssss< he Steamer NRw ENsLARD, Capt NJ
FI.io. win cave Rairosd WHAT, loot of Stat ST,
every MONDAY AT s o'clock P. NJ; ard the Steamer
new BRUNSWICK, Capt H. winchester, willieave
every THURSDAY at O'clock PM, for Eastport and
st. John. - 80
Returning will leave st. John every Mondsy ard
Bos on 7-f-, a r.'r1. n 80 tSt
At Eastport the Steamer "QHeen" will connect
for St Andrews, Robinson an0 Caleis with the New
brnewick and Cauada Railway for Woodstock and
5oulton stations. age Coaches also connect at
PASSPORT Tor NJ achiss and intermediate places.
Atst JONI the steame- Emperor W il connect, III
Wind or, D'gby anu halitax
Freight received en- days of sailing until o'clock
Portland, March 20. 1866. mc62iti
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FROM JAMES J. HoYr.

BRADFORD, N H., Sept, 1860.
Dr.. PoLAND.-ln the ia lof 1857, took very vio-
lent cold which brought very cough, pain in
side and lungs, and raising blood also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the oney
Complaint For the three years past have been very
much troubled with my throat and lungs choking up
and raising immense sight, with bad cough afer
raising blood felt that my here must be
less got relief In the spring was induced to try
your While Pine oml oand, though my faith in it
SMALL But to my ast0nishment. before had taken
bottles, cough was better the kidney trouble also,
and could lights without choking up andrasng so
much. have taken nearly three bottles and feeling
like a well man. 1r1i ts4Ia tiI j.. -rtr l
would add that my fathers family ia inclined to con-
sumption, my father, mother and two sisters having died
Of IL. N tAtA lt7tt'A a.f
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-05

The properties of this Company consist f643 acres
principally owned in Fee Simple of he most oesirn
BILE Oil Lands, situated mostly on OIL Greek, Penn.
upon which there are three wells now down. o,ra.
BILE of p oduoiDg from 100 to 1000 barrels DO ea,.
when completed, ss they are located so near IN,
great producing interests of TIE Empire. nom.
sherman, and Drake wells, on this noted ora,
This Company ofer inducements e. dom n q; with
RE capital stock is ve small for the amour, of val
liable oil lands the company pcssesses. Three a,
gines arc alreldy ut the wells Our gent at riu.-
Vile writes Us that the welleu the eElhanv farr,
has commenced flowing, which pieces this G. mpp.
ny beyond doubt OF success The Ofieers Of this
Company In placing this property before the New
England public. have full confidence hat no proper
ties yet offered are superior, or any out Of which
larger and more certain dividends n at once b.
ex coed. Maps and full Information given on an
ph'ation to t . Treasurer. Suhssrietions received
'yJOS. W. DAVIS, Barker, No Is state s'rse
and at TIE OFFICE OF TUE COMPANY, No a.
CoNeRrs STREET, BosroN. ...
LEVI IF. STRAW, Treas'r.
mch2seodlm