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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

PLAY ON WonDs differ with re-
gard to birds. The infant delights in crows,
but hates the thrush; some luRatics are
raven mad ;..gluttons are fond Of swallows !;
artilleIists are fond Of Parrots; misers cul.
,iv.te the golden eagles; thieves go in for
robin; and every good husband loves his
duck of . wife.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

RAILROAD RE EIPrs The receipts of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company. in round num-
bers, the current year. are $4,000, 900 ahead
Of last year Tor the corresponding time. and
will reach at least sis. .O0O, OOO this year. By
far the greater portion Of this sum comes from
Government, and accrues from the transport.
alton Of troops and munitions and material Of
war, at high prices. the rates Of which were
established during Simon Cameron's admins
tration of the War Department. he being large.
ly interested in the ro.d.-i.aCrosse Dem.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
Why is not this right!

THE Lacrosse Democrat in speaking Of
the election in Wisconsin identaliy Of
course Of Minnesota, Connecticut, and Col.
orado-talks this way: 47is7sr5t
Having the majority it dare not incorpo.
rate negro suffrage in it's platform. Having
the majority, of votss by ten thousand it
defeats the question il, professed at heart to.
argue, and proves Itself an enemy to ths
poor down troddsn African. Shame upon.
such party-a party that has the FowerS
but not the honesty Of heart sufficient to
make its prom 50 good or ssAaA true to tie
psople j! champions. Ecali.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

Tue papers are again filed with the de-
tails of domestic scandal, eliminating i'm
an application for divorce. In our news
columns will be found succnct history
Of the Strong divorce suit in Now York,
the statements Of which are given with
sufficient amplitude to indicate the revolt
ing nature Of the testimony that will be in
troduccd by either party. The readers cf
the TINES will not expect its reproduction,
in these columns.
1t is shame and disgrace to our civil,
Zation that such cases are becoming SO.
frequent amongst us, aad that the parties
to suits like this come into court and sub.
init to have these fostering domestic plague
spots, torn open and exposed to public fn.'
spsction with an indiH-raDcs that could
scarce BE- expected from the most deprsvsd
and abandoned Of the race. The time has /
been when occurrences Of this diSgraceful
sort were rare as monstrOSitieS in the nat.
ural world; now, under the deinoralizing
influences that somehow have swept all
over the land, they are met with SO fire..
quently as TO hardly excite surprise. Let
US hope, for the credit Of our county and
Of our common humanity, that we may DO
regaled with no more Of these detailed aud
elaborate delinea,ons Of the most repulsivs
attributes Of human nature. Chicago
Times.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

THE large brewery of Mr.. Kurtz, al
Ks,kuk, was entirely consumed few
,gats ago, by an accidental conf .gration
Six ,h,usand bushels Of barley were lost.
besides much Of the other contents. The
establishment was insured for So 900. Mr..
Kurrz was off-red $4,000 for it last
>prinp
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

rrr I. ..-. ....
ADIEui . heart-warm, fond adsui
Dea' brothers Of the mystic tiei
Ye e1syour,d ys epliaALen'd few,
Companions OF my social joy!
Tho to foreign lands must hio,
Pursuing Fortunes siipp'ry ba',
With melting heart, and brimful eye,
III mind ye still, tho far AVA.
OFT have I met your social band, o..
To spend the cheerful, festive night;
OFT, bonoufd with supreme command,
Presided Ger the sons Of light:
And by that hierogtyphic bright,
Which none but r.,ftsmen ever saw! ..
Strong mem'ry on my heart shall write
Those happy scenes when far AVA.
May freedom, harmony, and love,
Unite you in the grdnd design.
Beneath tn Omniscient eye above,
The glorious architect divine!
That You may keep tn unerring Line,
Still rising by the piummets tatU.
Till order bright completely shine,
Shall be my pray'r when far ava.
And you, kinl-hearted sisters fair,
bid farewell to all your charms;
The impression Of your pleasing air
With rapture all my bosom warns,
Alas, the social Winter-night
No more returns while br, ath we draw,
Till sisters, brothers all unto
In that Grand Lodge that's far ava.
v.
Aud you farewell! whose merits claim,
Justly, that highest badge to wear!
Heav'n bless your honour'd, noble name,
To Masonry and Scotia dear!
A last request permit me here
When yearly ye assemble a.,
One round, ask 1t with tear,
To him. the Bard that's far awa'.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

THE Charles City Iutslligeneer say.
Henry K 'llogg, Of that town, wounded an
,wl with double barrel gun, then club
bel the weapon to kill the bird, and in do
Ing SO discharged the other barrel, which
took feet in one Of the great arteries o.
his own thigh, causing death in few
,ninntpS
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

GAxsiINe.-Let every man avoid gambling
as he would poison. A poor man or boy should
not allow himself to toss up for = penny, for
this is often the beginning Of habit Of gamb-
ling; and this ruinous crime comes on BY slow
degrees Whilst y man minjing his work he
is playing the best game. and he 10 sure 70
win. A gambler never makes good use of his
money, even ii be should via.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

PETITIONS are being circulate in several
counties Of the state. asking the Lesisla-
ure waich is t. convene in January next,
20 regulate by law, railroad rates for the
tran sportatiOn Of ireights.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

SEVERAL families in H,nalton Co, have
been poisoned by eating four made from
sick wheat" The grain has the appear
ance Of shr:yeled wheat, though Of dark
e. color
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

The cap city Of the Iowa hospital for
Tho insane is for 900 persons. There were
go in it on the 3lst day Of September.
Otter states are now excluded.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
OF the Duke de Morny Paris letter

Of the Duke de Morny Paris letter
speaks thus: a. .e RI -
"The deceased duke, as you know, was
the son of Hortense Beauharnais, born.
three years later than Louis Napoleon, and
at q time when Hortense was living at
Paris separated from her husband, the
King Louis Bonaparte, Of Holland. Thus,
whiis without drop Of Bonaparte blood
in his veins, he is yet the half brother OF
the emperor; but this iAegitimacy it is
which prevented him from ever becoming
rival to the emperor. After the emperor,
the duke occupied the largest place in the
minds Of The present generation Of France,
and as this large place in the attention Of
the public was founded upon real merit and
real performances his loss will be cores.
pondingly felt. As the emperor is dull,
heavy and upattractve in person, the duke
was elegant, alert, and gentlemanly. He
was even handsome; his whole person and
every thing he did aud said brelthed dis.
tincton. lie was the most perfect type Of
ntlemaa in person, in word and action.
at The French court. His government Of
the noisy legislative corps was model Of
good sense, good taste and. tact. His
speeches were rare for their clearness Of
style, their ,l.gance Of dic,ion, and their
appropriateness. Whenever NJ. dc Morny
descended from the presidents chair 10
make speech every men listened with the
expectation of being convinced. Gentle
manly and concllating to the enemies of
his brother-for he had no enem;es Of his
own-chivalric and gallant to the ladies, &C
ce.sible and charitable to the poor, he.
united in one man all the qualities of tho
grand seigne,r.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
FrcelMa ans Express!

TAKES regular trips between the Depot at North
wi Mciregor and the doors Of each business house in
the city; is Safe, Speedy and Prompt Line through
which to ship and from railroads. residences stores
shops, &C.. &C.
Remember the Freeman Limo when you ship AT
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

TaERE is talk Of starting another woolen
factory u .O.suE-wa, with capital Of $685..
600.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06
BURNS FAREWELL.

WE publish the celebrated and beautiful "Adeu" to
the Masonic Brotherhood, from the pen of Robert
Burns. When boy, we used to hear it sung with
stanza not now in the published edition of the the
poets works: this stanza supply because regard
as one of the most acsu tributes to the wives Of
and daughters of Masons that written Being
no Mason, never having applied to become onc never
expecting to do so-not, however, an "Ant-Mason"-
we think the addition of this "lost or stanza
will not subject to the charge of fatering order
which we here disclam any connection with. Burns
wrote these lines in anticipation of departure
India to seek his fortune Luckily for the world Of
letters and of song. the "bardie' Gid leave his
native heath So Scotia had his song and his company
also: .. t.- --E r.. -
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

Man and wife, like verb aud. nominative,
should always agree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

new 700 barrel well on Ctcry Run.
new lso barrel well Of inc Lu5hcs.ins on on susa
Jew 0barr-l well h., been snct Cherry Run shove
the Reed well co. 81 properly OF 'Ls company on the
Melsi. frm on wish ene o. nc " almost
Another well III, holg farm, close to this. also neatly
i'Ss wis SS.c veil ssi1' on h,
gar Cr-k h. tr well bofecl ADJOINING the 5'unir r.
e 1 ple, s d' WIT, ss :p t. I'D .@oS OIL
QUE scrr serc, OF Homestead Reserved on she
Scunde. Farm which sIn be.ons' TO tia Company, "s' sold
Th company eve properties on safr Greek aud
they scr worth otay over Que million % aIs ara le
niion, u dollars ,,,sa.J
This COMPANY twenty d.ren, proPer'ie. enbrscn1
Zee simple leases snd in'erss AID anonn'n; 20 about %.
Asr-, lees of .ni oasrni selected rom INC very
A', q s 4 md SpF r'I ' ON s'i
10. ,, on McgA ~ FhRh, o. iEnEY kus.
No. q on LOOD FARM. on OIL CREEk. -
No s. ON WIDOW MccLINrocK FARM, % OIL
No. 5. on STEEL FARM, on OIL CREE
no. s. on ~ FEL FiRn on OIL GEEK
No. T. on SrEfL FARM oao!LLkkhS.
No Q. Ga ALLEOnANY RIVER, opposite HORSE
NE So. is ADJoIsIyo DEMPSEY FARM, Oh CHERRY
No No. H. c o. DEMPSEY FARN. On CHERRY TRyR Run
| 70. II? o. IEy.OLUs FihI on SUGAR CR.Eh.
NO. t. t. 90 wHEIiaNb FARM 70 SUGAR CREEK
10 is ~ b33,g RI tA rsa% % oht TX fk III,
| No. ~ ADJoiNIsn gHi FARM on lin 'aEth
No. 49, On { In CREEK.
! No. To- on WILCOX fhRN. ~ ELK CREEK
No. %. on HOWARD Farm. Or ELK GasES
No 81, on ~ IT'S FARM, 81 Elm REX.
No D.. on FOWaRD FAR' on Elm CREEK.
! Nc. % on sTHp III FARM. on LIN .hhEh.
| TO -, on ALLEN taRM. Gu XIX Gkt X.
| No. IS on Br'NgfI I'Ha. Or SUGAR CykEK.
| No. ID, OF JAhOB FILhN FARM, Oh SUGAR CREEK.
ssd u. nd Nv s ed npm s- nS% down.
TO tOi feet, with splendid prospects and ees Ainy OF n
meme ~, oi Dil
IN. fru.s-, confident ,s, they VII be able 70 decis
and dseends shortly s.T the books clerc
liz tpoc'ns, Maps, I'D r,ery Information can bs eb,sRs
| vLerc tls suhscr t.oa. aoak, opsu. a.
WfSIART COS
| PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
OPFlCs 80 a. fiirigg butiDiN0S.
! No. "A Broadway. kewio;k,
H. 4. nEyoF 4 SON BANKERS.
1 No. gil 0Irsns!ri e, NcS.fo,k.
A.o a. tho oic. OF the
bTANpAED PETROLEUM kkFiNEUf
No - WOOD t.. Pittsburgh, Pa
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petroleum.
DETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING.

PETROLEUM.
BOOKS CLOSING.
TIL SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
AZ THf ORIGINAL PRICE, OF 81 PER SHARE
HAVING CLOSED. A LfNITgD NUMBER ONLY or
SHARn5 REMAINING WILL BE SOLD AT - PER
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTI-
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
Organized under tn. Laws Of Nsw-Yort.
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM all PERSONAL
LIABILITY.
CAPITAL. o1,600. 900, DIVIDED INTO 500, Ooo
sHAREs
PAR VALUE, Is.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Pom A LIMITED NUMBER
ONLY oF SHARES REMAINING. 81 PER SHARE. !.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL on THE SUB.
sCRlBERs. AS so, 900 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PRlsnsxr-J. g. CLARK. Of Newvort
vtcE. PREsIpRHr-R. WiSHARr. Nsw-Yort
1Enasus.R-H r. DEvOE, New.YsrL
gEcnErARI-J. COHkLIN New-fork
TRUSTEES,
R-y;R KETcHUM, i;stia0ss. Nd
U. KING, Baltimore. Md.
}. II. GOULD. Philadelphia Pa
w. WOODBURY., Rshin re- Nd
R. II. wIsHART. N-w.YorL
DR. 7. :. RlS0. N.w.York.
A. CLARK. TAR Farm Pm
II. u. CLARK. III Chy. Pa
GENERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
is CLARK, Ny. a. CLARK, Isrr Farm. Pa
Ii. B. CLARK. on City, Ia.
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LlELI.S

OffIDsS:
WHERE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN.
No. ~ BROADWAY. N. T..
Nos. Ga and Gil CHESTNUTs ST. PIIlIA.
no. 1 CARROLL HALL. BALTIMORE ST.,
BALTIMORE, I'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

1lIe UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM COMPANY
co-pora,lor Organized uud,r H.. s~s Of tie Stats CT
E,w.York, with . CAPITAL Of S2,300, 900, d.,lisd
Into 40, 900 SHARES Of tie PAR VALUE Of $40
each tho .bsLoios - wAL us erstagl f5m ali persona.
! hEbiiy.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL.
LARS WORKING CAPITAL.
The books a.. now opened for iui,oa nunor o! sabsIp
! lio-,. .. the following cflscs;
Nes,, Lowber, Os.ron Co, No. les florts,i N..s.
PsncleT s. MeCh,sasy. corner Moore and Waerrs. VIM
NJ Parhs esq., No 10 Broad IT. W. n FOxlss esq, No. ~
gr,.dwsy Weiip,los ( Cor No. ~ Bfoad,, r. Eeiehan
Co, No CO wslls; D. X. Dueler. 10. - Falon., Geo.
Hardy NO. ~ Cowtst Broosyn ana b, Me eifce Of lie
Con pasy, No. - Broadway.
TRUSTEES.
j. LoxBEx Grin LowseI, Ost.on Co., 40 los frou.
q.
&c. DAyros, firm J. c. Dayton Co. re. ic7 Ffou,r.
VIZ A. FOWLER, No. Is Broadway
LB.WxLLIssros Gm Wellington Cor, Ma ~ Broad IT.
sxIrH FAScHzs, hrra FuncasT a hcChesney, No Was.
d.
Joxx CHADWICK, No. lei Pssr'f
Faspkxicg LACEY, Urn Mead Lacy Co, va. n WGsr-
e.
". NJ PAHxs No 10 Broad.t
Epv,sD DoDos. la,s carA, DOds. 4 Co, Nc. 81 wash
OPFICEBst
P,-.'S~rt.. .........................E.J LOWBER
yicerrcilsut. &. DAYTON
Trrasuvr................... A. FOWLER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H. KIDDLA
The prop,ny Of this company Les been selected by prsoi
Judge Of oil Interests, and Includes territory which con-
sdrreA tho very bes. Va the whole oil region, ebrscns seeo
tions On Cherry Ban fhllos. sosr and On CseeAs and
Allegheny River
The producing Interests yielding over ons hundred
snd eighty barrels pr Day. principally nom new VOLS sra
Ills alone s sucntto pay PER cent per month on ne
entire esTs and with the dsveopmen,s 70 10 made with me
unusually large wsiktng csy promss Increased dvd'nds
At 81 early Day.
PRODUCING INTERESTR
Z vortius in,er-st Grocery Wen snd lease, Smith
f.rm Cherry Run. This IL flowing well and nov
prodocine 2st barrels per day. Our ntcrsss IN ths Al,
vol s''''
4 working interest Coaus',e We'll, Esbes< Fam, on
(rsek flowing eao baTrc.s day Ous interest," ,,
In this vol u seAA
Ahss interest, Lady wsshins.ou Wen. .nd Lease
Blood Farm Oh Creek. pnIbpng 70 bASfss pei.
day. Our issrss In shis we'll oo~
Total producing interest per bnls.
YVANTED-OIL LANDS for CASH, or to
w work for . share Of OIL. Also, good eosi or ethsf
mine hl LANDS. tmbs, wood of hTnsins LANp'' Lazy
Is krcp de, Of letters and papers, containing docrip
hous and pces th, viii be forwarded 10 INC "a .c on
region. address 0EOLCGisV, care Of L. pANi' w.
ElUisS, Ny.
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TRUSTEES.
CARL L. aECKNA0EL. 0: Reeknis'l c., So.
Ceilr-,.
II. W. BULL Of b. w. Boil Co, No. Cedasf-
RANDOLPH 81 COOLEY. Nc. 50 Valet
yAaFs n. wHEATLEY, Of VI, aaoy, Williams Co.
No. l9l wslr.
THOMAS ANDREWS, % T. Arirev, Co, ~. llS
Ccdlrs,-
John IT, EVANS. Of VIM Evans Nc. - BesverH
MITCHELL n. PACKARD. q Psesrrd james, Ne. leO
Water H.
JOI, y RATifBOSf, No. II Gtseu-e., Albany
THEODORE y. HUMPHREY, No. 10 ss'es'., Aih'nr
sA.sshOdcr. are eI,mp, from III prf,opsi f''ponHt!'y
1hs yropeny LAs bceI cseiurJ sl,cG BY n.rsni' AID
PLACED beior. tho public net fr the ropo-s Of rt'n.
money CT. Of oons The s,ok but ios the ,roPu eat VI
their lands which teknoeledg-d 10 BE- sonr the beet N
the OIL region Their farms PIT hoie IN fee 'u.
pnsas,d very FIRE boring tondioy and on which The, A'' 70
comm wofk ., once.
Their producing Ir7fey eon,ss Of iefe'. IN IL s'e
br.led Coque..o Well tie ars, fowins vel In rSs,c-
and viii susI.ntee IIouT dividends nom dAe Of the orssn
irl,lon
Tie Trustee. hare reserred ~ working esPlJ e1fo
Tho BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION VII CLOSE o. Tho
2ra Of MARCH
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Detroleum.


BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY GLOBE
ON WEDNESDAY. THE 83d INST.
THE IRONsIDEs PETROLEUM COMPANY
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
or NEw.YORK.
CAPITAL. ......................eSsO. 900.
DIVIDED INTO $4,000 SHARES
PAR VALUE, $40 PEI SHARE.
OFFICERS,
Pre,idsnA Secretary and Treasures.
WILLIAM HEOEMAN WILLIAM Il. CLARK.
Counsel.
WILLIAM c. DE WITT.
TRUSTEES.
WILLIAM HEoEMAN. Of He:sman. Co., Drusyis.4 Ne.
10 Broadway, New.York
J. PRYOR RORKE. Sec Corn Exchange ms Co.. ese. W.
Ham and Beaver st.. New.York.
VIII LIAM '. FOwLE. ofw. FAJY y. YOwls, BcstA
A. A. FOSTER, Of Foster Tower. No 70 BsstmsnsL.
Nsw.Yorh.
| y. B. BACKUS, Of Lehish Crane Iron Co, Phra
L. B. VAN KLEECK, No. 10y Broadway. New.Yest
ALExR MoCUE. Counselor At Law. Brooklyn.
EDWARD y. PATCHEN. Of 7. Ks.chan Co, No q
wslst. New.Yorh
VIM q. CLARK, No II Broadway. Nsw.York
| Panker,
| FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
| Superintendent at on City,
FRED. 3. BACKUS.
oFyICE NO. II BROADWAY. NJ
| ROOM No 6S.
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TR.AsuRI DEPARTMENT.
Oyy1Cx OF CUEpTRoIIzK OF III. uRstSCf
j..

Z
Oyk1cy OF COnY1RoIIEK rug iuESsSCf
WAsRISGIoS. January ;, 1851
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence Pc
w .r,sd to the nndrrignrd II h,' becn made to apcer
,ha, THE hATlONAL bROAD"Af bA"h OIL N y, io,s GA
in the City Of New-fok, in tie Comfy OF Newi OK eii
STAT, 4 New Yor has hen duly or2szrd under sd sccot
Ing to the requirements o. the Aot Of 'onsi,'s ene
AZ. 10 pro,iie National Currency, scrr'd ny p.d,s 81
Inie6S ate. bonds and Irovl" fof the circulation ana
redeu pion thereof" spuroved jrne 1874 and ~. eohpe
y,n MI the prc visions 81 said Act required e. be comp
with before eomueucn; the business Of Banking unisi 'd
act: . - - -, a, .
Crrreucy 20 hereby certify that VlE NATlpNAb nhohp
WAY BANK Of NewYort, In Che CITY Of Nesfo - y" ne
Coun,v end State of Ncwfork 10 suthcid I"
commerce the business BHutng under the Ar'
In testimony whereof vi ness ny hand and 80 y, ounce
this ninth day Of January, 100 ht"i NtCuLtooh,
Corptr1.r ct the Curre.ey
Currency Bureau Treasury Depatsnt-Ses OF shc Comp
.-ollor Of the Currency.
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FEE SIMPLEf

FEE SIMPLE
100 scres on both sdrs Tionests Creek.
81 scr G both sides stusr's Run.
Interests in swsll on Smith Farm PUMPING % BARRELS
PER DAY. in tho new Bsilirts Well. FLOWING " BAR
IELsPER DAY, end IECREASlNG In tho famous Auburn
Well FLOWING ~ BARRELS PER DAY; In tie new
Fsunee Wei, PUHPIN0 10 BARRELS PER DAY. and In
III. celebrated Jer.sy Well now FLOWING $50 PER
DAY. Also interests In -FOUR WELLS NOW GOlNO
DOWN aud the Company have commenced to sink WILLS
OK THEIR OWN PROPERTY.
The ncorpors,or de,sn making this ape'msrent company
vho.e stock sLs excellent Investment rather than
r,o r.s o prcu,auon Those among them hsvn: the
largest financial interest 10 It's affairs will sevo,s themselves
p,r.oasly 10 It's management
Il. as and we'll will eon,tsn.ly ard thoroashly dsvel
oped Oil and stock vii be m.de the source Of hs
revenue.
The subscription books f,r limited rurnb fshsTrs o. he
stock q hi. company arc row orru the Office OF the com
rsnv aid al the ocs either o. the above named uustoe~
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I u h " ~ IL
PACIFIC COAST PETROLEUM COMPANY
| OF SEW-YOkk
cA'ii"b sNxiiS sI0o iTfici. ~ 49,
"0'''- W si0o. coo N cIsH.
TRUSTEES,
. Ss } JAMES WRhAbswohTa q jaas. w.uaSs Co
oy6n0y " qiTTIE Of Sou, Ta.,ie Ioa,hsr DeAn
RICHARD . j. isafRMAN Of Richard sssnmsa Co, No
eiSis ETSrON' counselor at.L.w, q sev.yo1t.
WIN. T. HALL, Of NoliIOp. lisi Co, No. w broadway
THOMAS A. SCOTT Wee Pc .,es,. rcna.yraul, te.irs
nm Co. rli,d.iPhi'. Penn.
r. h :. ANnROS, Of lriros I Csis Boston Mas
Hon. LEVI PARSONS 0. San Frn.eisce, Cal
RICHARD SHERMAN tH CO., No. % rlas st. N.~-Yat
The property = Gil Goapsn{ esa. q PsIP.'sal i s
nil. Win IRON, ge ten milo. the paoo Coast, sud
nom the reports Of fof Siuan Col Williamson and cthes
cou,ns The Iiohes on rrs wells and territory fc' Us
covered.
APro.rcoin, Report. sna a.oa ss,oun, Of Stock At 70
M 1 w 9'5 RFf oonSS ~, q e = sss.'
s sSHTYs hhh &C CO &c. M s Sf SS.
LEWIS BfSTON, No II Broadway, Room ~
IEREAT NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
" o,rcs. No. 81 EronASesPIAor' SrAn s...os s
ki,naiactal,r. aud Sole Proprietor. d Tho
HENDRICK LUBRTCATOR.
Also dealer. In sPER2, LARD WHALE AMI o,hsf OILS.
JOHN BRYAN. Fr..idcat EcwYor.-
JACOB = ATWOOD Nios Prriiacai
j. 4. WisNEH. Secretary and TrcaslYvL
T.. y. HENDAltk, Superintendent
WI " MARCUS General Agent.
OH LANDS FOR SALE.
" Desirable Trae. Situated in
Green County, f.EE,
yielding The celebrated AMBER oil, which burns without
In Athens, Monroe and ws,hnsion Counties. Ohio ,On. o.
them yielding LUBtICATING OIL
And In RiieL!e aud Marshal! Counties, Won Virginia
" '''' Il N. HAyEYs.
VALUABLE OIL TRACT-Eighty acres,
in Zee SIMPLE g0n SALE. riius.od on Benin hOf Greek,
VentnSo County Of which the yrstI part boring ground
wes
"MAYLz suiDa" "MofIHEgSf,"
"JKRsgY." "DALIyIL,"
"SwAMp ANGEL, "hEPuBLfcAS"
"Drssaoan No. g. "ATru'
"DxssxoaK No. To- "MIsao"
"BrcBAsAS." "PerRoLKux CsErax,'
"GsAI No. D." GENITAL PyraoLxus,"
"HARDfSe 40. T.. "MrHCuAsrf,
"OLxsrKp," "NosLx."
"Roip," "RREBS
"HuoKyIa" "feBERr-
"sRxRxAs" "TuRrIM"
"Caooxkk," "KNsToxa"
"0REae' "CoQvzTrE," &c.
The above items sven 70 nacsIe The eligible ioscn
In fee .~p with ananestonsbie title. ers,csss Com
psny shout orgcrixus desiring prime trso should psonpy
'' q fs n :Ia ..
.nc.. :. OIL os.ns
for It. Tue proceeds nom o oh. leasss would ensbs any
company to pay splendid di,idsnda
s secure part or oil oft sSdr:,s o9ss spplyu
Ahs. Loo 70 lSIees ssrss u Wsa yGs!ni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that all the
~ >Gb Glib. r. 10 w.. fept.l Stock Of tho NEWNDRk
IHlL ADFLfIftl .ui HALTINOrtf CONSOLIDATED
fETROLEu sud MINING COMPANY up {, March -,
1865 q. per Share vii rlcsse forward The smoIni, " eI
sh.-r,pi,ts 10 ,h. oice No Il Bfoswt~, Newfofk. b.
.ors The dsy Of March, 100 anu receive their sem -
a.. Coup sy be- he'd table tsge any Scr ~ a.
IL onsl dice after lA.i date. J. ). CLARK, Prcs.ient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13

Tho lands and yossesions II this COMPANY arc Snsfed IN
tho of the oil region Of vsnanso County. Psnyivsn
aid srs In brief - follows,