*****
3®°“
•as? .
MORRIS BmDIKS
' j d adjonraed M««ttni will be
I«ld on WEDNESDAY KVBSING, a9th lust., at 1H
'cloak. at 8, W. corntr FOURTH and GREEN kreeta!
o roelre fwttar eubßeriptiona to I he stock.
. M it* JOS. & StnpALt* bPflretarr,
mMS 41* 434 LIBSIBY Street,.
Ǥ* VRITKBBITT OF ' PESSBYLV4.
fcSp HU. r DBFARTM|NT OF ARTB r Thc«„*.
ifttlon of the Jnaior, Sophomore, and Fresh man
3! tsaes, at the elosa of the Second Term. "wUI he held
E the foPowlnir order: " D *
'WSDDESDAT. 22d.-From 10 to 11, Sophomore* b®
’rof. Ftaser. (CTernfafnt of the Metalloid!,.}
MJ, by Prof. Kendall, (Algebra.) written. Fro” 11
> Juniors, hr Frof. Jackson, (Horace’. VSte)
THUHBDiT, 1M —From 10 to 12.
tii’ Pn>f C ß' ,I ” me * wp *d» From ia to
bl ftot <ZW
TPjSSPAY, 281 h.—From 10 to 19. Juniors, byFrofc
ri£&!. ‘P&MSthwies—-First Olynthiac and First PhU
Ps%\ omi. v Frtn 12 to 2,,Freshmen, by Frof. Oop
<*>(Mistory,) oral
IDHFSIiAJ, 251 h. —From 10 to 12, Freshmen, hr
All|n, (Xenophon’§ Ucllmica, continued,> oral,
12 to 2, SophomoresJftof. Jackson, (Olcaro de
’ttic,) ora 1
RSbAF, «Hb -From 10 to.ll. Freshmen, by
tckson, (Livv)ornl GEORGE aULBS '
8t Secretary of the Faculty of Arta.
TWEHTISIH WARB.-THK S ITR.
SCBIBItRS to the *25 Fond, in this Ward. wUI
lotica tint unless tbetr subscrio tons
KB TBB DKAfT takes they wllf Snt hl
s^, aT ® i Q tke reserved fund. Wo *ab*
‘Toe’?. o^?o W f l tho b L t 8ro&t a,t6r ' te Dr&, ‘
abi-eb, Beoetarr. W ‘ S ' HALL>
«*TI£EOX- THB dir W)I)HT
OOKM.'ISWgU/TB
j. 613 CHBBTH DT Street, Philadelphia
, Philadelphia, March c, ifICS,
j is hereby given that the Commission for The
it of the City Bounty are now prepared to receive
jast the claims of ail new recruits under the pro
<4* of existing Ordinances.
ituUeeis forties fear will receive ft Warrant foi
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS,
mnteers for nvo Tears will receive a Warrant fin
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
rteers for Three Years will receive a Warrant Ait
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS * rmrran,Wl
are also prepared to receive applications from,
award to, all eltteeju who shalibe drafted for one
service, a»d shailthersupon bedulr accepted fin
7 dniy. or thall furnish substitutes, certificate*
rants JorJfcejnrm of
POD* HUNDRED DOiIARS.
•d«W tf
OFFICE OF Til K LEHICIH timr
ASD BAVIOATIOH OOMPAHY. L
~ ~ , Phii-amm'Hia, March 10, 1885.
fctook holders of this Company are hereby notified
to provide means for completing the Improvements
16 Ounpmy between Wilkesbarre and Maucn
k, ai a lO be prepared to progress with other lm
'SM . 52?3 connections, the Board of Managers
f. i' . i'jll'li' o ol°w to all persons who shall ap
the books of the Company on
de\ tilwSS?!* olo 'i n * o* ttons'eiß at BP.Mr of
* ‘ he PtWUege of Gubscrlbtnß for up w a toes a±
to tbs extent of me share of new stock for every
hares then etandlna in their names. Bieh chare
ir entitled to a fractional part of a .nars ehafl haye
uvileae of enbsoribing for a fnll share
i subscription books will open on the 30th inst.,
ilose on the 3ath of May at sP. M The new stock
not participate In the May dividend. Pry meats
be rtqnlieo as follows: Ton per cent, at the time
escribing; and the balance on the 34th day of May
rid. alter which time only will the new certificates
nd.
cot paying as above will lose their right
lew stock- Those who desire to anticipate pay
,i ill be allowed discount on the whole amount of
inscription at the ratoofst* tier o--ut.per annum.
' lm BOLOMOK SHEPHERD, Treasurer
OHI€F OLD 'fOWSSBXP LISS
EOAl> COMPANY* No 31G0 f!OBSTBDT *t„
. , _ Philadelphia. March a), 1865. *.
Anxmal Meetluv of the of tAhe old
iship Uue Koad Company will he held on MON-'
OirU 3, 1865. at No. 23 MBKC.HASTa BX
*E, at half past 12 o’cloc* P M • a* which Una
tee an el* efclon will be held for President and Dl
-6o serve the eoenlouj ear.
I fi p3 WH. W. COLKBF, Secretary.
OU'ICl! OF THK WJEST HOKE.
lasd dual poKPAsr, Ho. aao aowh
> Street, corner of Wiling B Alley*
. , „ Philadelphia, March 16, 1685.
Awmal Meeting of the Stockholders of the Wast
ed Coal Company will be held at the Office of
mpany. od WhDl?isBoAT t April sth, 1805 at 13
: M., when an Election will t>e held for eleven
>rs to serve daiing the an*ning year.
p H. JACKSON. Secretary^
OFFICE OF Tide BUHBHUS
MIMWG COMPAHT OP MIOHIOAB; 13*
iUT street,
Phiiadbiphia. March SO, IS®
annual mestioi o) t re etoekholdars of this iiom
for tno election of 1)1 rector*, a. d each ntlorbnel
ia may come Im fore it. wttl beheld at theofflca of
icretHi y. 13‘A W ALHUT Surest, In the city of Phils
l»,on the SBOOSB MWDAY.th* lOshday of April,
IS®, »t 10 o’clock A. H
SAMUEL P. DABLIWtTOir,
Secretary.
OFI ICE OF MERKIJIJIC «(«!««
„ COMPASS OP- LAKJS 6DPEBXOB, 133 WAii-
Stleet. _
,„,Pnu,ADßi,i>jrrA. Waroh 2l,lSBs
AUJTUAT. SIFFTIIMt of the Stockholders of this
ny for the KLECMOH OF DIKBOTO HS. asdsnok
>HB’ii6t*B as may c-itu* before It. mil b« bald at
tee of the Secretory* 133 WAiNC *%Btrr*efc, la the
Philadelphia, <*a the SBOON 0 &foNOAY, the
yof April, A D. 1865. at 10 o’clock a M.
18t SAtfUBL f. CABLING TON, Sec’y.
IWEBIT-FIT£ CJENTS
PER SHARE.
IFF AKD RASSY BUS
Oil. COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL STOCK, 300,000 SHAKES.
PAR VALUE, 98 PER SHARE.
icriptlon Price, 25 Cents per Share.
STOCK ISSUED PULL PAID.
too CASH APPBOPBIATBD AS WOKKIN3
CAPITAL.
'B HTTNDBED AGEES OF LIND, IN FEE
[PLE, IN THE OIL REGIONS OP PENN
SYLVANIA AND WEST YlSaifllA.
>mpany is formed upon ibe
MUTUAL INTEREST PRINCIPLE,
jt eaoh Stockholder becomes an-owner of the
>,nd at the OKlOlKai FBIOB.
tborate report of the property, made hr
Prof. WILLIAM P. KOBESTB, Geologist,
file at the office of Hie Company, and can fee seen
Hc&tlon.'
:» for Safoicrlption open on MOJTDAT, the 10th
it 10 o’clock A. M., at Ike office of the
TREASURES,
J. GOLDSMITH,
338 HAKMOXT STREET,
Below Fourth, ahore Walnut.
Mroepeetusee and all information mar be had.
WM. D. HARRISON,
SECBETARY PRO TESL mhK-4t
STANDING STOWE Oil ASD
MINING COMPANY—CHEAPEST STOCK IN
MAEKBT.
CAPITAL 200.000 SHAKES.
pae value, w.
SUBSCRIPTION PA ink 60 CBNTS.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.
\n a few tUys a new well Las b*en airnck at a
e of one hundred yard* from our property, on
iayria.
ie lands of tide Company are located within tie
ll belt of'West Virginia, and embraces 348 aeras
Ijnple, and two leases, one of 10 and the other of
and Prospect as at the office,
jrlptioa hook will eloie In a short time, as the
sitingrapldl? ►cid. # _ A
iFAAO COOPBB, President.
JAMBB IT J'ERGDSGN. Treasurer.
12t CHaS H SIIfEBOTHAH Secretary.
KUTXCE.-THE i£7M OIL COM-
COMPANY OF PBIIiADBLPHIA.
active vrop< sain for leasing jcarts of their valu*
OIL rauiXJCiKGt TIttBITOBY. on the east
sh of Oil Creek, one mile and a half east of Titus-
Crawford county, Pennsylvania.
Utica Oil Company, the Fountain Oil Como any,
>e Guild Form Oil company* all of Sow Sort,
these lands on the north; while the aeltbrated
' Fia'.s, the Pennsylvania o*l Greek Petrolenin
y,of Phttadeiphla,andtbe Elneslaud OU dom
.join them on tho west. The celebrated * 4 Goa
:al” and ‘‘Goodrich. Welle,” the ’* Senanso
th Well. * * together with other valuable well* be
fto prWate individuals, surround them In the
are now testing swell
dieted* and having an excellent show of oil,
sufficient to aid In running the engine,
of the lands, as laid oat in acre lota, sent bj
applicants. Proposals addressed to the Prest
the Company, 113 sou*.fa FQCJBTH Street, PM
da, or OHAS. LA N INC,.anperintanient. Box 681,
ille P, 0., Crawford county, Pa . will receive
Mention S. HEBITAGJS,
Secretary,
LTlfi CAMP CBEEK Olli COM
omas aas south thibd street.
Philadelphia- March a*, 1885.
;nx,—The Company have contracted for borlat
rails* and expect to have at least two wells in
tto& within six weeks- . .
re are Pour Thoftsand Shares ressalaini to be
'•^'^•^‘“dalHn/ormaUoiieaii be obtained
’ o fficesf «“ C °“ P /os' imm fteeldeat,
E ETKMABD. Tieaeurar.
LHJBIG, MKSO iSpkBD M. BTONBB,
tj ABBOTT. WM. HKBGBS,
F. L. WIT.DBB. ,
■ elnthSt* J. B. CHAMPION, Secretary.
ii HANWHA AS» BKIBGJB BPH
undersigned, «wpd»tof» m*m4 ta flw
toformthe “Kanawha audßrldgeEonOUOom
’’ of the State of West Tiwiaia.'do herehy ap.
the 13th day of Apri . S.» 1& 85 * W/v 4 fl°tsr?.Sn
, afcffo. 333 Witß uTJSfcree I, Koom So. 8, i n ttie
Philadelphia, as the tfme and rfroft*
>ral »eetin* of th® Stookholdew, to riect a Board
/actor*, mas® By-laws and transMa a pT otuer
ieei which may lawfully be done by the * aid Stock*
tan to itmrai uestlnr. JoglJpH SHOM * KBS ,
M. 8 MYBKS, ~ „
CH4SLBBB KKLLB7,
CHiBLEBKBI.LT.
nmtmng. TISPtLL.
®BIAOIiCOIIFiHT ni ...
Aa fturaal jneMlnf of the Stockboldew of
A OIL COMPAJSY will be held on TOBBDAT.
4tk;_JBM, »t M o'clock A. M., at their Office, 113
a FOUKTH Street, to elect a Board or Directors for
inßolntiear. and to transact otter haslncss. Toe
Her books trill be doled on Monday, 27tb Inst.,and
td on Wednesday, AnrH HEBITAOTt
Secretary..
OFFICE OF rassnsr MISISIO COM.
FAST or LAKE SBPSBIOB, Ho. 319 WAD-
JtTMt, PhiLADBOPHIA. Mitch 34, 1»J0_
/ anntal meetlat of the Stockholder, of this Cool
. forthe election of D tractors ui moh other!oast*
, ksmsT coma buore It, will be held at the office of
Company, Ho. SIS W ALKUT Street, city of Patla
ihtaToa the first TBESDAI, the 4th day of April,
vtat>4 t3<>,<llll<>k r PAVID S. HBYL, Secretary.
IHVII)£SI> ISOTIOK.—OFFICE OF
the WABBIBGTON AND WALHUT Bjl HD OIL
Ro 314 Mlroh 18.1865
!wL P Kf ASia
Treaaarer,
THK ANNUAIi MBfJPSS?
filwkliAlilAMi of tbs OE£ESx Sun irJi
.OOMPaBT will be held « * hB SS£|nAT* »Drti
.Bo *lfl WaLBOT 1 Btr««e, on TDBSDAT.Apru
•tio’ciook. Cml2i 3i*2 B. J. PAPXu S»o r-
L companies.
LOWXBEK'S bun
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA AND 'WEST VIEGHNIA.
INCORPORATED UEDBB THE LAWS OP
PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL, $500,000.
108,000.—.......
FAB VALUE, *5.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $B.
WORKING CAPITAL*.. .—530,000.
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
No. 13 SotitD Third Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
PRESIDENT.
JOHN" STILZ.
SECRETARY,
CHRISTIAN KNE4BS.
TBEAStTBEB,
ROBERT O. DAVIS.
BIBECIOKS.
JOHN STILZ,
JOHN BABBT,
GRAB, W. F. CALVEKT,
ISAAb BHINE3TROM,
THOMAS FISHEB,
ENOCH GRAY,
BOBEBT C. DAVIS.
1. Tie property consists of one hundred (100) acres in
ee simple, on Lowther’s Ban, Ritchie county, West
Virginia, about two miles from the forks of Hashes
Iyer, and within a short distance of the (teat Asphal
nm Coal Banks of BUchie oonnty.
This estate is located within the immediate centre of
he Great Oil Belt of West Virsinla. which section, for
he superiority of its oil, and for the quantity and car.
alnty of its yield, snrpasses the well-known Venango
region of Pennsylvania.
This tract lies on either side of the Bon. intersected
by nnmerons streams, with a great abundance of tim
ed' on the premises for all the purposes of carrying on
the successful development of the land.
The dip of the rocks In the ravines along the Bun and
streams, and the indications of the presence of oil on
the land, are sufficient to warrant the belief that there
Will be an abundant supply of oil.
The property has been examined by a competent per
son, and declaredtobennque.tienable "oilterritory.”
The recent strike of the one hundred barrel flowing
well near the forks of the Hushes river Is only a short
distance from this property, thus enhancing the value
oi this tract as first-class oil territory, and doubly as
suring ns that there will bean ample return to all in
vestments.
2. One hundred and ninety.six acres of Mineral
Lands,situated on Lioking Creek, Fulton county,Penn
sylvania, abonndini in Iron Ore and other vAluabla
minerals, and heavily timbered.
The titles to the above property are perfect.
A limited number of shares will he sold at $2 per
share. Subscriptions received by BOBERT C. DAVIS,
Treasurer, at the office of the Company, No. 13 South
THIRD Street, Philadelphia. mh2l-6:
TWENTY CENTS FEB SHAKE
MONONA Oils COMPANY.
CAPITAL $35.0,000.
FAS VALUE ........ ONE DOLLAR,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS
PER SHARE.
Full Paid Pp,X© Further Assessments.
WORKING CAPITAL, $15,000.
This Company Is organized’on the most equitable
principle, without recoune to the present prevailing
spirit of speculation, and with a view to the immediate
development of the land, and to enable every one,
whether rich or poor, to invest according to thetr
mean,, and to participate in thelegitlmateprofiis of the
production of Petroleum, to which end a large portion
of the proceeds of the sale of the- stork. Is devoted to
working capital.
The Company own in fee simple one hundred acres of
fine boring territory, in the centre of the celebiatid
Mecca Lubricating Oil district, in Trumbull county,
Ohio, consisting of a good, well, improved Farm, sur
rounded by producing wells of the Mecca Oil Company,
of this city, the Boston Lubricating Oil Company, and
others, producing severally from two to eight barrels
per day.
Tbe Mecca Oil is a natural lubricator, the"be»t in the
market, and is in great demand at fifty dollars per bar
rel at the wella.
Thera are two wells down* Almost ready for tubing,
with a good show of oil in both, wi*h an eigljt*hora«
engine on the ground* so that no delay will occur in
the operations of the Company. »
The depth of the oil wells in Mecca ranges from fifty
to seventy* five feet, so that & large ntunbsr of wells
can be sunk at no greater cost than one well in "Ve
nango coanty, and other oilfdistricta; though within a
few week b oil has been found inthe Mecca districts at
SCO feet, indicating that there will yet he large flow*
i»g wells in this section'of Ohio.
When the stock is all taken, a meeting will bs called,
officers elected, and measures taken, for the fall deve
lopment of the property.
Subscription books are now open, from 10 o’clock A.
M. to 4 o’clock P. M., at
60S CHESTNUT'STREET.
- JOHH DERBYSHIRE,
HEHBY E. WALLACE,
E. S. PBEHTISS,
W. 0. LESLIE,
GEORGE W. GRIFFIH,
BOBT. JOHHSTOH,
Committee.
. P. S.—The books will ba open SATURDAY BYE
KIHO, from 6to S o’clock, in order to accomodate per
>os> unable to subscribe daring the day, mh22-4t
ygjgf" IHE
&T.A.XjD:En» FAKM
PETROLEUM,
MINING, * MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO.
CAPITAL.. .y...... .*330,000.
NBMBLK OF SHAKES 350,000.
PAE VALUE AND SUBSCRIPTION PEIOE, $l.
. 50,000 BHABIS BXSERVID POE WOBKIHG
CAPITAL
TEMPOBAEY OFFfI3EBS :
President,
JOSEPH SAUNDEER
Secretary and Treasurer,
WILLIAM M. LEVICK.
directors,
Joseph Saunders, He. 84 H. fourth street, Phila.
'William M. LoTlck. Ho. 831 H. Sixth street. Phila.
H. Allen Moore, Ho,.SiH. Fourth street, Phila.
William B, Morrison, OoatesTille, Cheiter co., Pa.
Thomas P. Smith, Ho. 20 H. Fourth street, Phila.
Henry B. Pastel,fortieth st.,Elngseeeisgave.,Phila,
Isaac Haldsman, Hewtoa Square, Delaware 00.. Pa.
David Clark, Danville, Pa.
Edwin HcCalla, Ho. IS 8. Second street, Phila,
Adam D. Williamson, Hewtown. Delaware co., Pa.
The property of this Company consists of 357 aoreeof
land In fee simple.
Ho. I—Contains 260 acres, situate on the Hooking El
ver, about four milee east of Athene, the connty town
of Athene county, and about thitty-four miles west of
Marietta. The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad coea
through the premises; Stroud’s Run flows through the
entire length of the farm, and forme ajnnction with she
Bncktrg Biver on the property, affording nearly two
mites 0/ boring territory. .
No. 2—Contains 97 acres, sitnate about miles north
west oi Ho. 1. Stroud’b Bun also pasiea through the
tract, upon which there ie a large amount of land suita
ble for boring purposes.
The well known aetha "Btalder Salt Well” is on
Tract 80. 1. which, at the time of boring, ditcharged
oi) in earn quantities that It was lonnd necessary to
tube It off.
There are surface indications of oil on Tract Ho. 2:
also, Oil Springs from which Petroleum Bows in email
quantities et at) times. Both of these properties are in
the immediate vieinity of several wells, which are now
producing the beet quality of Rubricating Oil.
The amount of boring territory, the convenience of
transportation which the railroad and river afford, the
large deposit of valuable coal which underlies both
tracts of land, together wUli the pledge which the na
negerrmaks that no reasonablo cost snail be spared to
thoroughly develop the property, reader It worthy the
attention of those Who are deeiroue of investing money
in what promisee a rich return, .... . ,
Sunset union for a limited amount of the stock can be
made by application to any of the officers, or at the Of-
See of the Company,
No. 831 North SIXTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
H-Cg- TDK ANNUAL MEETING «F THE
*=» STOCKHOLDERS of the ROCK OIL COMPANY
will be held In accordance with the bylaws,atthe
office of the company, Ho AOBWALHuT Street, os
MOBDAI, the third of April next, at 11 o dock A. M.,
when an election will bs held for FivoDOodijrehj serve
for the ensuing year. JOHN f. OKAhrq
mhlS-tap3 Bec’y and Treasurer.
scs> DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
fcSy the MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPAHY. 53*
VraLHDT Street, p HniADmrBIA , March 23, ISM.
dend of BIGHT PEBCEST, making In aH Twelve Per
C«ni„ payebleon aid after theSOth Inst
The Transfer Books will close on the 25th, at3P. M.,
and open on the Sint. raOMAB B . SB ABLB.
m124-6t* . Secretary.
NOTICE. —OFFICE OF THE PENN
frig? BYLVAMIi OIL CREEK PETROLEUM COM
PAHY. Ho. 11l lm
FIFTH DIVXDEHD HOTICB.
The Board of Directors hare - thie
Dividend of THREE PEE 01HT.,
per share, oat of the net earatafs of the Company e free
of taxes payable ou and after April Ist.
Transfer Books will close on the 2Sth Inst- and re
open April 4th. _ AUG O.LBIDY,
mhl3- Bt* secretary and Treasurer.
OIL COMPANIES.
Bf m
CAMERON PETROLEUM CO.
OP PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL....... *1.000,000.
SHARES ............5300,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PBIOB. .33.38.
PRESIDENT,
VANCE STEWART**
ey KEEOHK OOCKTT, PA.
TREASURES.
E. G. JAMES,
. or PHnapaugig. -
BECRBTABY.
J. L. DARLINGTON,
WIST OHBBTBB, FA.
DIRECTORS,
VANCE STEWART, Mercer eounty, Fa.
JOHN B. LEONARD, West Chester, Fa.
D. C. FOBNEY, Washington, D. O.
HENBY D. COOKE. Washington, D. O.
SIMON CAMERON, Harrisburg, Fa.
JOHN H. DIEHL, Philadelphia. ,
JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEOBGE O. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES DUFFY, Marietta, Lancaster so.. Fa.
The present and prospective value of the stock of this
Company may be inferred from the fact that it own, a
fee almple Interest in 473 (four hundred and seventy
three) Acres of the richest-testedbil territory in Venango
county, believed by the most experienced oil men in
that region to be capable of producing a net annual in
some to the Company of one and a half million dollars,
or three times the entire cost of the stock, which would
beequivalent to twenty.five per cent, a month on its
subscription price, or one hundred and fifty per cent,
per annum on its par value.
The following Is a description of the Company’s pro*
Perty: -
One-fourth fee elmple Interest in the celebrated
“Hoover” Farm, situate on the Allegheny river,
about two and oue-half miles below Franklin, con
taining 292 (two hundred and ninety-two) acres, with
532 rods (or over one Ulile) front on the Allegheny river,
on which there are now twelve leases, each ten rod.
square, and from which the owners of the foe elmple get
one half the oil, free of all expenßa. Besides this, thers
are two wells owned by the owners of the fee, from
which they get all the oU.
•On this Farm there are now ten wells in operation,
producing an average of ten.barrels per day. and several
others are abqut being tubed. There are also on it $7
(eighty- seven) more iote surveyed, and more than fifty
applications ore now standing to lease the latter for one
half the oil to the owners.
Onto! the twelve wells on this Farm eleven are now
paying handsomely s a fact which auffieientiydemon
strates the great riebnesa and reliability of the terri
tory.
Is ths entire fee simple interest in 181 (one hundred and
eighty-one) acres, situate on the Allegheayriver, near
ly opposite the “Hoover ” Farm, and a little nearei
Franklin, at the mouth of Mill Bun, having a front of
96 rods on the Allegheny river, and one mile on both
sides of Mill Rnn, with ample boring surface for one'
hundredict.llx, orLotsof ten rode square. This tract
is known as the “Stewart Farm,” and la dear of all
leases or incumbrances of any kind.
There is now in,operation a fifty-barrel well (beside
several smaller ones) on the Cochran Farm, which ad
joins thieoe the south. In fact, the “Stewart “ Farm
is surrounded with good-laying ,whU*> and within a
short time a tingle lease of 30 rods front, on the imme
diate opposite side of the river, sold for (166,000 (one
hundred and sixty-five thousand dollars.) On this
lease a good well baa been etrubk within a few days.
In addition to the territory of the “Stewart" Farm,
which is believed to be equally as good as the “Hoot
eri” there are on it s three'etory Grist Mill, with fine
water-power, a good farm-house, and other buildings,
hat will be of uce to the company.
The duratAlity of this immediate oil section is Illus
trated by the fact that some of the wells on the “Hoov
er” Farm have been pumping for over fouryears, with
out auy material diminution in their yield, while the
oil here produced, from its greater convenience for
transportation and superior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per barrel more than the oil at
OU Creek.
The officers of the Company feel justified In present
ing the following estimate of what, with vigorous
management, the above lands can he made la yield for
the benefit of the stockholders in a comparatively short
time:
THE “STEWART FARM.”
There is room on thie for one hundred lots of ten rods
square, aU of which can be leased Immediately for one
half the oil, free of all expense to the Company,
Estimating one well to eaoh lot (one hundred wells,
although there is room tor three hundred) at the very
moderate average of ten barrels each, would make a
Daily product of-.. -.... * LOOP bblg.
Out of this the Company’s share would be. 600 bbls.
Value of dally yield to the Company, at
ten dollars per bbl (it Is now selling at
3 L‘i. SQ. )».*•• ••'36,000 00
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this wonld make the Compa
ny’s annual net receipts, from the Stew
art Farm alone-- ———. 1,600,000 00
Allowingtheeameestimatesfor the “Hoov
er ” Farm, in which the Company owns
one-fourth in fee of the land interest, the
annual net receipts from the latter would
be-——.- ——. 375,000 00
Making the annual receipt* from, both . -
Farms 1,876,000 00
Deducting from this amount the sum ef
3976,000 for contingencies, would leave
the
Net annual Income of the Company*-—-. 31,600,000 00
ALL THESE LOTS GAN BE IMMEDIATELY LEASED,
if it is deemed expedient, at a royalty of one-half the
OIL with covenants binding lessees to sink- wells, with
all possible diligence, to the depth of 600 or more feet.
A FEW PLAIN WORDS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
You aro not asked to subscribe to this Stock with the
expectation ol immediately receiving large dividends,
but the basis on which the Company rests, it is be
lieved. will make your investment not only safe, but,
prospectively, of enormous value.
notwithstanding, at the present prices of oil, the Com
pany's annual receipts (without any farther develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
tent, on the cost of the stock.
The President, Mr. Stewart, Is one of the most practi
cal and experienced oil operators in the State, and his
residence near the Company’* property and general
oversight of Its management ie the beat guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the Investment pro
fitable.
Applications for a large proportion of the stock have
already been made, but none will be received until the
books of the Company are regularly opened for that
purpose.
only a limited amount of the stock will be sold at
subscription price.
The stock will be Issued full paid, without farther
assessments.
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CffiEAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
NEW PUBLICATIONS. , . _
MOW IB THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
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AUCTION NOTICE,
T. WILLS, AUCTIQNKJSR., ~~
auction notice.
lITEUfSITII Sill OF 11RTHEHWABE.
1,200 CBATE&
BY OBJ) 131?OF*
MESSRS. J. & Q. MEAKIN,
Manufacturers, England.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION
BY 08. T. "WILIiS,
OS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29th, 18SS,
- ATHIS AUCTIOH BOOMS,
*O. 73 HTJBBAY STBBBT, SEW YOKE.
4®-Tie sale will inelnde 1,300 OEATBB, com
prising beat goods, as follows: PLaIS OtfflSa, HDD
80S, WHEAT or OEBBB, WHITE ffSAHITE. SHAPES: ,
beat anility of COMMON WABE, SELECTED SB
COBiiS, Metal Cor’d Jura, Ac. Warranted in every
partionlar, to wbicb tie trade are parlicaJarlr invited.
Catalogues ere now resdw, ——' ~ - tnh2s-4fc
BKTAU, ÜBI tiOUOSc
MOURNING BTO RE,”
026 CHESTNUT STREET.*,
JUST RECEIVED,
SEW BFBIH6 GOOSSi
WHICH WH ARE OFFERIHO'AT
PBICES ACCORDING TO THE DECLINE IS GOLD,
iud rippeßtfally invite Ladies, who are selecting this
style of Goons, to call and examine our stock before
purehasincolsewhere.
A.. IOEBS jfc CO.
OF PRICES . .
ONOUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS.
CURWEK STODDART & BROTHER
Have determined to retam the confidence and re*
foresee orthekr customers, and have reduced the pries*
of tbelr entire stock to the present panic rates, without
retain to cost. Large purchases at the recent fletf
Torkand Philadelphia Auctions enable us to offer
GALIOOIg AT 18 and 20 etc
H BLEACHED MUSLIO, 25 ct*.
BiX -ai DBEEB GO jDS FROM 31 to
MOUSSELISK DbLAIftES FROM 25 to 38cts.
OTTRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
400, 45a, and 454 Honk SECOND street.
’ . Above Willow,
B LACK SILKS
Of ell grades and widths, from a recent auction sale,
at yeiy REDUCED PRICES. ,
CORWEHr STODDART & BROTHER,
400,' 45a, and 404 HorikSECoHD Street,
Above Willow.
"DLACK ALPACAS,
AJ *• MOHAIRS.
“ CANTO* CLOTHS,
From a recent auction sale, at Tory REDUCED PRICES.
‘ ‘OURWEN STODB4RT& BROTHER,
450,452, and 454 North bBOOND Street,
; • - Above Willow.
OPRING GOODS,
AJ ,0B
MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR,
ATREDTJCED PRICES.
OURWBN STODDAET & BROTHER,
400, 452, and 454 North SECOSD Street,
- Above Willow.
CLOAKINGS.
WATER-PROOF CLOAKINGS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
, 480, 453, »nd 454 Mortb SBOWND street,
mhgS-3t Abovs Willow.
OOLD PANIC—PRICES OF GOODS
V* TO SUIT THE FALL. '
MOEB "BABGAIKS” FSOM THE PAKIO AUOTIOM
6 ™i l H^S T ?. B,ta Streets.
gieiiMjyjgDidA—h iß«_gepfTiia.:jeTigp
80c. ,
—llofcJ£regular bleached Stocking#* 31c* old price 75.
3 lot Terr fine biro- eye Linen* for aprons, 80c* old
price $1.25
. 4 lota Ladies* Lisle Thread (fancy tope) Gloves, 20 to
7fc, very cheap.
1 lot Ladles’ Hemmed Linen corded-border Handker
chiefs* Sic.
1 let best-qrrality Magic Bnffllng, Nos. 1 and 2,73 c
Jer piece.
S lets Bogle Trimmings, balf price, 13,16, and 200.
! lot black sud white and brown and white, small
fiald, Bonnet bilk, s>. 26.
1 lot splendid-'bnsllty Black Alpacas, $l, old price-
Si. 60,
1 lot Black Italian Sewing Silk. 35c per doz. skeins,
1 lot Ladles' White Cotton Gloves, 23c.
7fi l lot -wide White Bonnet Ribbon, epleadid quality,
7 1 lot all-silk Black Belt Ribbons, 50e
1 let Gents' Merino Gauze Undershirts* $L£O„
1 lot Bme Bftregc, for Veils, only 80c.
I lot Stripe ail- wool Shirting Fiannela, 75c.
I lot Hair Boil*. 25c; Hair Balls, 25c.
Alto, several lots Plaid Muslins, Nainsooks, Bril
liants, Swiss Muslins, Bishop Lawns, Mull Mulls, Ac.,
all at Panic Prices. Trimming and Bonnet Ribbons
in ail colors; Notions in great variety. Also, 1 lot
hlgh.colors Spring Shaw la, #5, worth $lO. xnhTS-tl
1865. CLOTH STORE. 1865.
KING COTTON
KING GOLD
Being nearly dead, we have adopted measures to re
vive the.
CLOTH TRADE
upon the good old principle of
MODERATE PRICES,
within the reach of people living upon fixed Incomes,
such as Ministers, Judges, Retired Merchants, &c., &c.
Our Stock is complete, purchased under a severe
Golden pressure, and we are prepared to offer
CLOTHS. No. CLOAKINGS.
OASSIMBRE6, 34 BILK VESTINGS,
COATINGS. South * NAVY CLOTHS,
BILLIARDS, SECOND ARMY CLOTHS,,
BAGATELLES, Street. FLANNELS, 4c.,
CHE A P ,
AT M©. 31 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
W. T SNODGRASS. .
Also, a lane assortment of BROWN AND OLIVE
CLOTHS for Friends' wear. mh23 12 1
O.OODB GREATLY REDUCED I! I
VA THE TIME TOBUYHAS COMBiI ! !
A SPLENDID STOCK JUBT'OPENED ! II!
We have held off buyin g until prices wegtright down,
and them stepped in and bought freely, and are bow pre
pared to BELL COMPABATIVELV CHEAP I ! 1
Black Silks, most excellent quality.
Plain Silks in all colors.
Wool De Laines, in all colors.
Figured De Laises and Calicoes.
Beautiful Plaid Goods.
Plain and Plaid Mohairs, very pretty.
Linens and Mualius, all grades.
Cauimereß and Cloths.
Flannels, Tickings. Checks, Ginghams, Ac., Sto.
Shawls, Skirts, Hdkfs, Veils, &0., Ac. _
Marseilles, Swiss, and other thin and Plaid Hus
lins, &c.
Honey-bomb Quilts, Marseilles Quilts, Ac-. Ac,,
' At THORN LEY & CHISM'S,
mbiB-lm Cor, of EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
\TARD-WIDE BLEACHED MXJSLIHB,
A Beit in the city, ‘
Beet lath* olty.
For SW eente.
For Sl^'oente.
A mat Barton.
A great Bargain.
mue-tf
OH GENT C ALIGOI S-WA R
BABTBD Madder' Colors, and to "be as good as
-we have sold recently at 86 cental A great bargain,
and only S 3 pieces of them.
Beal American Prints, 25 cts. „ ‘ ’
American Cfcallies and Delaines, 28 and 31 cts.
Ail Muslins reduced.
All Imported Goods reduced to gold Tftlne.
A fell stock of desirable goods selling for cash, at pre
sent low market’rates, vii: with, gold at 50 premium,
and cotton at 60 cts. per pound. , ~, _ ,
IT. B —We propose to sell goods, at retail or whole-
S.l* * OONARD,
rotM it 8 B nor. NINTH and W4KKBT street.
BOVS’ CLOTHING.
jgOYS’ CLOTHING,
SUITS, SACKS, &C„
MEN’S CLOTHING.
EASE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
mbM-tic» RB. CORNER NnWR Jr MARKET STS.
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to the Government and all the local bounties, paid
upon enlistment. Term of service four years. Better
compensation than the army. Marines prize
money. For all further information apply at the re
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low Spruce etieet, between the hours of 9 and 3 o'clock.
jambs fornbt,
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—PATSNT-
A ed hinge-back Allrams, eombinisg strength and
the greatest poes’ble degree of Bextblltty. A splendid
aseoitment lor sale at B. F. BBIMEB’S. 634 ABGB
Btreit ; It*
S. E. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET gXREETS.
slso FEU MONTH—
/* A reliable CanT* 8 *^ 111 **®* andcoanty,
for the NURSE AND «Pi, IZT * aQ « .JaterestlßC end
£*s*tiDjf book ever published, embracing - T®?'
-?°« mail Union army as Nurse, bcyu*.
““CO.. GOOOhItIP.
A 0F ; INTELLIGENCE AND
tor SSfc
°<»»'W*rabio experience in lttefarl
matters. Or would accept themmagenwni of any bnsi-
S'® ln«a>lve to enabll her to ltvi Mm-
SSlß&Tfe* »"»*«
T ADY CANYASSERB WANTED^.
■*-? For a Sret-clasß WOKE OF ART, io cenvase Phila
delphia and. otiiej oUlos. Pleasant peraever&nce v/iM
euily.ara worn *5 to *2O p«r day. Add reel, atatine
p>onionsoccupation, “A. B. 0.,” Box4M9PostOffles,
■ Bow York. , ; .„, mhM-et
PARTNER WANTED IN THE IRON
rr„. Bosinesa. wfth a oapitai of *5O 000 in cash or Pig
SSa offlea Fountain Green Ironworks,
**«* WAIiBUf street. mh26 3t*
QOAL yard.-to lease for a
I °. f sea! *’ » yaoant lot on north sida of WABH
IBOTOH Avenue. above Twelfth. M fast by 95. snita
» oral'yard, or for oth*r pnrpoew: will be Stted
nna^»^oo^oH, ,s V l • 11 dB#lrod - Hwilra at 80. 500
UOMMEKOE Street. mh26 slnth«t*
18 000 55,000, $8,500,
000 wanted on mortgage,abundantly
tecoredon real estate In Philadelphia and adjoining
counties, clear of nil other Incumbrance.
• .Apply to Joseph s sidda&li, OosTeraton,
*nh24 3t* 434 LIBRARY Street
Sgjeli *’ “■*’ AeAJIt A A A I.VU vIU^
i ffla.within one hour of tbe. city, on a Railway- Ad
drees Box A, PhilacelohigPost Office, mh22 wstf
- -TROUSER WANTED.—WANTE D
TO KEJS*^ —A medium-sized JElouee) with'all-the
modem conveniences, and within twenty minutes of
The Press office. Beat nf references given. Address
•* K. P,' office of The Frets, mh24-tf
®'WANTED—ABOUT APRIL Ifc, BY
«»a responsible tenant, a modem HOUSE (central),
tone “? no ° u mß ' A liberal rent will be paid, and a
M. "W ANTED TO RENT, BY APRIL
let, a modern DWELLING, situated above Arcb
5? ree i„'RE, d west of Broad. Sent abont *4OO. Address
Box 1937, Pott (ifflee inhS-lm*
' ' INSURANCE. i
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
Nos, 106 AND 158 BROADWAY.
Net Assets, January 1,1864.• e***** $1,478,088 69
RECEIPTS DURING TEE YEAR.
For Premiums, Extra Premium*,
&C .see.. $821,204 67
For Intereetandßeuts....llB.4Bsll
For Intewßtaad Rents accrued.. 36,714 24
973.534 02
. „ $3,452,502 61
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid maims by death os Policies
and Bonus, and payment of
Annuities—..,.... $194,302 56
Paid Expenses, Salaries, Taxes,
Revenue fctemps. Medical Ex
aminers’ Fees, Commissions,
Ae*...-..**.-«******,..,...*.** 120,058 04
Paid Dividends. Reinsurance, '
Purchased Policies and Bonus,
Interests on Dividends* &e~~ 146,921 78
461,277 &
ASSETS.
Cath in Bank and on hand****** $31,033 01
Bonds and Mortgaies— 475 00
Real Estate 123,928 74
Premium Notes on Pedicles in
force. 763,436 17
[The actuarial estimate of the
value of th% Policies which se
ctor* there noteeis about $954,000.3
Goarteriy and Semi-Annual Pre
miums deferred.—* 02,666 43
United States and New York
State Stocks, cost 329,045 60
Premiumsand Interest in course
of collection and transmission. 183,997 04
Temporary Loans on Stocks and
.Bonds—l44,oCo 00
[Market value of tbe Securi
ties, $177,767 60 ]
Interest accrued to date, and all • ~
other property.— 36,744 24
y $1,991,225 33
From the great success of Ibis Company they are ena
bled to offer superior advantages to policy holders.
- tifa poiuu* AF«i»BTi*4 ]»*i!Ahiftiß annual, or in one,
five, or ten annual instalments; also, frcn-iuriwrarelffis
downiest policies, payable in ten annual payments,
which are paid at death,oron arriving at any partical&r
age. Life insurance as an investment has no supe
rior* as it has saved millions of dollars to the insured,
and thousands of families from ruin. Dividends are
paid to policy holders* thus enabling them to continue
their policies, if otherwise unable to do ao.
This favorable feature has been the means of saving
many policies that would have been forfeited for want
of means to continue them, wnd in several instances,
families once wealthy have thus been saved from utter
ruin.
The oflee of the Company haß been removed to the new
building 28os. 156 and 158 BROADWAY, where their
prospectus may be had on application.
CWPABTOKSHIPB.
HUNTER IS THIS
**-*-*- DAY admitted as a number of onr Atm
D. A. HUE TEE,' SCO FT, & CO.
Philada,, March 25th, 1865 mh2S St*
Dissolution.— the firm of
JAMES E CALDWELL & no. was dt«.o\vedoa
tba Ist instant by limitation, Mr. A LABGTON te
tirlig-
Notice, —the undehsiohed
have this day formed a copartnership under the
name of JAMBS B- CALDWBLL & CO.* and will con
tinue, as heretofore, the long established business.
JAMBS B. CALDWBLL,
RICHARD A. LEWIS
•Philadelphia, March 1, 1865. mh2s>%t
TESTATE OF BLLISTON PEROT,
-KJ DECEASED. —Letters testamentary on the estate
of BLLISTON FEBOTr late of Philadelphia, deceased,
having been Issued to the undersigned, ail persons in
debted to said estate are r««nested to make payment,
and those having claims to present them without delay
to CAROLINE E PEBOT, 1033 ABCH Street,
BDWaED N. WEIGHT, 115 WALNUT St,
mh2s >6t* Executors,
THE PARABOLA
spmoTAci^ms
Ar. now pretty generally in use. No matter whether
the viston be IMPAIRED BI AGE, or the fruit of a
NATURAL OBLIQUITY,
A REMEDY IS GIVEN '
IJJ THg
3? A. It AB OL AS,
WMeh Is most effectual. The .use of these glasses
ciohi m strain upon the optic nerve. Yon look
through thermae yon do through the natural eye.
FOB SALE ONLY BY
E. BOEHEK & SON, Opticians,
It* ■ No. *O3 CHESTNUT Street,
QOTT ON A D E S.
JOHN H. STOKBS,
90S ABOH Street.
YORK AND EVERETT COMPANY’S
BECEIYED AND FOB SALE BY
CALT.—I,6OO SACKS OF LIVERPOOL
a-t Ground Balt, landing from Bohr. Charm. For aalei
in lots to snit by
GEOROE B. KgRFOOT,
jcME-et* 10* SOUTH DELAWARE Avenno.
H. JAMES,
(Formerly of Philadelphia,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, FBNNA.
Special attention gtyen to the examination of Title,.
Philaublpbia Kepbbbitoeb Ohae. B. Lex, Esq.,
Hon J. Bobs Snowden; James H Little. Esq.. T. T,
Tasker,'Sri, Hood, Bonbrtght, & Co., J. Z. DsHayen,
President 7th National Bank. mhlo-Bm*
CAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY
o AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER,
FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, FBNNA.
(late of Philadelphia.)
BBFBBS TO
Charles E. Lex. Esq,, , 8.4 V. O. Biddle & (to.,
E. O. Knight k Co., Dr. B S. Mackansie,
James H. Little, Esq., I W, H. leaton A Co.
mh7-8m
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
I in the eity to ret HEAL-DRESSES, plain : or fahey
CAPS, Is at Ho. 90* ARCH Street mh*6 2t»
pARTES DE VIBITE—EXQUISITE
vy styles, salting ail tastes in their great variety,
pi a’ n aed tinted, done in the most artistic manner, at
RSIMBR’B popular Gallery, SECOND Street, above
Green. It*
TASTEFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL CJUOTKIIO
WANTS.
"^TAHTED—
OIL, STOCKS,
70S SAKS. HOUSES, MORTGAGES, AHD SSOVKS
, RENTS.
OEO. NVTOWNSEOT & 00,,
MfrSO-fifc 133 K Si POTJRTH ST.
WANTED—A SITUATION BY A RE.
BLE Y OM « man in a Store. Offlco, or
SS™?™ ory ’A*, 8 * oo4 .. p Ss»'i?' oan glvo rood oily
Port OffilS' Addreßll w - 5.," Sox 1397, niltM.
fottOffico, mhM-St
WAITED—BY A TOUNG MAN 23
. years of a?e, & Situation in a Shipping Commis
<fionHoaset has-b&d three years* experl encein this ba
sinees Address **&. B. B.
mh24-Bt* Box 1748 Post Office,
WANTED-GANVASSERS FOR
5 * . MPS.INBURA.HOB The best terms offered, Ap
ply at 43it CBESTJSUT St., stcond story. mh2l.lm*
Address "H ,'■ Ho. 303 MABKET Street. mhfll 6t*
OF THE
MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPAUY,
* HEW YOKE.
January l, lg«S.
HEHEY STOKES, President,
C. Y. WESIFLB, Secretary.
J. L. HALSEY, Assistant Secretary.
S, H. STEBBIXfS, Actuary.
ABEAM DC 8013, M. P., Medical Examiner.
PHILADEIPBIA BBifGH OFFICE,
No. 418 WALNUT STREET.
JAMES B. CABB,
mD2I tnthsBt AGENT AND ATTORNEY.
I.BfiAI. “
AN ASSOBTMEKr OF
COTTONADES,
WAIN, LEAMING, & 00,,
No. 331 CHESTNUT STREET.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
JK)R SALE,
A TAXABLE COAL, ISO*, ARB TIMBER
TRACT
IN BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP, CENTRE
COUNTY, PBNNA.,
COmiSIHO 433 ACRES.
This is one of the best Coal Tracis In Snowshoe Tal
ley, rear or uOjoiliiiiK the property of SnowshOs
Coal Company, the Clinton Coal Company, and the
railroad. Leases have also be6n applied for for tl»e
Production of Petroleum. . '
Apply to
O. D. KNIGHT.
. mhgs-st No. 333 South THIRD Street.
ffl_ F OR sale-the residence
No. 323 South FIFTH Street; all modern con.
Yentenees;]»r*elot; stable on the l»ck street, sre
mb»-«anSt» F. B. BBEVBB, is B. WAT git St.
££ for sale—a valuable lot,
** situated at No. 262 South SEGOgD Street, ©X
-1 enema thrcaah to Levant Slraet two hundred and
feet; Store and Dwelling In SECOND Street;
New n* mr[ **g In the middle and Storehouse on LE
VABT Street. rrsJ* for AL7OG wr annam, and with
some improvements the rf could he increased; will be
sold at a price to prodace a laraC
It B«BT. MAO QBE GOB, ±1? WALNUT Bt,
SFOB SALE OB TO BENT, IN 2?B
-LIU GTOB, JJ J., a large aod convenient BSICK
DWfiILiNG HOUSE, thirty Test front on Broad street,
containing thirteen room** with hath, fas, &a The
side f arden, of half anacre, Is well sapplied wUhaholcc
ftnlt tree* in hearing. The location is desirable and
mthin a short distance of the Camden and Amboy Kail
road station.
Apply as above to
xnh2s- 6t*
mm O BENT—A DOUBLE COUN
JEaL RY SESIDJSKCE, with coaei house and stable.
"Very near Wlssinoxsiiig Station, oil the Trenton Sail
road, seven miles from the city. Apply at Mo. 717
WaLKUT Street- mh2s 1
ij FOB SAL E—FIFTY FARMS,
■■a with pogißßßion this String. A desirable Farm
of 80 acres, with stock, farming - implements, &e , at
Railroad Station, few miles out S PBTTtT,
J 2 333 WALSUT Street,
M for sale—a desirable
COU2TIiY-I'LAli.; lOaorr,; few ml!©'out.
It* - B. PETTIT, 383 WALHPT Street.
m FOR SAL E—iCOUNTRY-SEAT
J—e Piopertr, Weat Pbila: superior of an slon; all tile
late cotTmlencea E. PBTI iT. 3183 WAI.MPT Bt. *
«FOR SALE—DESIRABLE AND
klghly-Improved Germantown Property, on East
Wbebin,ton lane t Stable ano Ooacii- bomwu one acre of
ironnd, tic K PETTIT, 333 WaLBUT St. It*
the present owner to a family carriage, and atf a saddle
boree by ay onng lady Me can be ssen at HEffSS&’S
Stables, Ho. 710 MARSHALL Street, where the
owner ’» name will b» tiven. _mhis Bi* -
"|7OR PALE—A LARGE MOROCCO
FACTORY* with capacity for t&naicg and finishing
25 doz sklnF per day, with steam engine, dec Lot 40 feet
by ISI feet deep, to a navigable stream, and well adapt
ed 'or th or any other manufacturing bnsieess.
There *re two three* atorj brick dwellings on the front.
Inquire at
;i V , - 917 Forth FRONT Street, Philadelphia?
Also, a Union Leather Splitting Machine and Carriers*
Tables. mh2s Bc*
TO BENT—DESK ROOM IN A BUR
•A. nlsbfd office, fer an Oil Company; books of the
company kept. Location, third, below tihes nat Ad
dr»Bß iJox 27&Q t F O. mhyg 6.*
TO RENT—LARGE -AND WELL
LIGHTED BOOMS. Apply at 413& ABCS Street,
pp gtfcira. ■ n>h2s-2;.*
ONE MILLION BRICKS FOR SALE,
VJ' Apply to J. &T. GILLESPIE. 807 .no 808 Sinth
TBIBTEBHTtt Street. or at Brisk Yard, TWEtfry-
FIFTH and WBABTOH Streets. mb2s-lit*
PETROLEUM I OIL 11
ORIGINAL SHARES
Ip a choice and aelect
OIL COMPANY NOW FOEKING.
FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT.
TyESIBABLB OFFICES ON WALNUT
Street for B&2UF• well adapted for Oil Comp&aiee,
Apply to - JACOB Bf ELLIS,
35F0. 154 South PQXJ KTH Street,
Comer of Walaat, Second Story,
TTOR SALE—A LOT OP GROUND ON
SBYBBBT street, west of tfintteeath, 40 bv 83 feet;
will be elo>.ed very low fpx cash B F BLBB 4,
mhlB H 133 Soma FOIT&Ta Street.
Fm SALE—A. HUMBER OF DESIRA
BLE BOILDIHG LOTS. For particulars apply to
SAJ&UBL a THv»MPSO£J,
Attorney at Law,
»»6 WALHUT Street.
mMI-Un
*1,991,225 29
T\EUG STOKES, CITY AND COUN
TBY, lor sale and xr&uted at all prices,
mhT-lm* W. M PIOKSOff, *27 WaLNUT Street
to non- *3,000, $3,000, $2,500.
Well secured groan* Beats of the
above amount for sale. Blrecito 80X2671P.0. nihffi It'
fljJO 077 77 AND $2,066 66.-
4 4*4 4 Ground Beats of these amounts,
amply secured and centrally located.
For sale by £ CaKPENTBS & SOY*
m~bft I St* 24t£ Soqttt TfUHD Street
C. BTBDMAN & CO.,
<S7 EXCHJIHHK MACE, HEW TOBK,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
DEPOSITS AXD COMMISSIONS EECBIVBD OS THE
MOST PAT 08ABLE TEEMS,
PETROLEUM STOCKS
SOUGHT and SOLD strictly on commission at tie
Begnlar Board. TUa business is a spaclalty with ns.
Our facilities for Its transaction, and our Information as
to the condition and prospects of the yarlous OU Stocks,
Vc believe to ha unsurpassed.
SSf Correspondents please observe that ve have re
moved from SO Broed street to. onr new BARKING
OPPICE, Mo. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE,
THOMAS M. JXEWBOULD,
mhSl-tntheSt*
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OPFICE
A 01 THE COMPTKOLLEE OW THE CUEEBRCT,
Washibutojt, January 25, ism
Whereat, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
Shdereijmed, It has .been made to appear that THE
NATIOKAL BXCHANGE BASK OP PHILADELPHIA,
in the city of .Philadelphia, in the, county of Phlladel
pjua, and State of FtmuyiTUiUi h*« been duly orga
sized under and according to the requirement* of the
Act of Congress entitled “An act to provide a National
Currency, eeenred by a pledge of United State* bond*,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, ” approved June 3,1884, and hac compiled with
all the provisions of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the bmaneaa of banking under
said Act-
Now, therefore,, I, HUGH McCULLOCH, Gom»-
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that THJ
NATIONAL SXCHASGS BAKE OF PHILADELPHIA,
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, ii authorized to coxa*
mence the business of banking under the act aforesaid.
fel»6ot Comptroller of the Currency.
'J'HE FRANKLIN SAYING FUND,
NO. 13G SOUTH FOURTH STREET, BELOW
CHESTNUT,
Pays five per cent. Interest on Deposit*. Agents for
the sale of United State* 7 3-10 Loans at Par Govern
ment, State and City Loan* and Stock* bought and sold
for depositors and othera ciTUoiamission. mhlfl 3m
Jfe BUI ST’S NUBSERY, SIXTY
-C SEVENTH STREET AND/ DARBY ROAD—A
large Stock of Fruit, Shade, and Ornamental Trees and
Evergreens* Vine*, and Roses, all at the very lowest
price*, and correctly named, - mh2s ft*
A FOR EXCHANGE, IN PART—A
—*-very nice productive FARM, 72 : acres, with good
improvements, fruit, timber; and water; only tour
miles from Railroad Station, in bucks county. First
'time offered to the public. Address W. BJSEK3, Laus
dale, Pennsylvania mh23 2t*
A PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRY,
J-the hardiest and most productive; also* Catawisaa,
ever-bearing; Hornet Bnnckle’s Oranges, Belle da
Fontenay, Black Can. Lawton Blackberry, at DSBKR’S
Seed Warehouse, 71* OHSSTftUT Street. roh3s-sw2t*
Hi-XTRA EARLY PEAS EARLY
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery’ Cncnoibsr,
Carrot, Eggplant, fi&dith. Tomato, and other Garden
Seeds; Onion Sets, Pots toes, aeuaragtt*, Roots. See , at
BREEDS Seed Warehouse* 714 CHESTNUT Street.
mh2fi-sw&*
PORTRAITS —ELEGANT STYLES
A Portra’U ext cut ed at B, F. REiMBE’S Gallery,
694 ARCH Street. See specimens of those unequalled
pictures* life-size Photographs lu oil colors. it*
•TO HOLDERS OP OIL STOCKS.—I
A wm exchange $50,010 worth of Furniture. at cat b
prices, for goo* Oil stocks, auc wiUadd too percent. to
the price of stock now ceUlng on the market
GEO. J HENKELS
mh22.6t ' 809 and 811 GHESTHOI Street.
TXYJDE & BURPEE,
A A 1505 WILLOW Street' Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers of the
AROMA-SAVING COFFER ROASTERS AND DIAMOND
BURR COF*EB MILLS.
_ E. JT. HYDE’S PATENTS.
* * We save many time* it* coat yearly by roasting oru
roffee with your Portable CoffeeJtoastor*
J. J 5. KINGSLEY Sc CO. *
* Comindht&i Hoiel» Philadelphia.
“ Where good coffee is desired, we consider your
Roaster absolutely necessary.” _
KaNAGA. FOWLER, St CO , Girard House.
“I can furnish better coffee, at lea* expense, that
When using the ready-roastert coffee.’’ _ .
W. H. BAKES* Ashland House.
“Your Coffee Roaster and Mill are indispensable it
me.” B. B. GLaRKE, Germantown.
** I consider your Portable Coffee Etester the best is
the market” JOHN B. LOWS.
Philadelphia Coffee and Spiee
U. S. A. General Hospital,
• Summit Bousb. .
“ Your Patent Coffee Roaster 1* in use in this Hospi
tal, and does it* work ia a very satisfactory manner*
the coffee being much more evenly roasted, without
any portion of it being overdone. There is saving in
Quantity and improvement in quality* the aroma being
retained.” . J H. TAYLOR,
Surgeon U. 6. V. , in charge.
U. 8, A. General Hospital,
. ■ Chester, Peaua.
“It five* me pleasure to recommend your Goffs*
Roaster to all deMring good roasted coffee ”
THOB. HEWBON BACHB,
Burgeon U. S. V., Is charge.
Many testimonials might be given endorsing oui
small Family Coffee Roaster* &U of which unite in pro*
nouncingitthe only machine worth having. Prices
$2.60, $3 60, and $6.
Prices for Portable Btove and Eoaeter, for Grocers,
Hotels* Hospital*. Coffee Manufacturers* No. 1, S4D«
No. a, $6O: do. 3. $126; No. 4, $260. Send for clrcn&r.
AU Machines Warranted. Responsible fomilies, de
siring to try any of the family sizes, before
can be accommodated by sending to the oi
flee, 1505 WILLOW Street, FhßigMphlsu Krmpß *
delQ-stuthSmif gYPB * BPSPbR
rpAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
Md IMPBriVEP BOW
at REASONABLE peioes,
JOHN COLLINS.
FOB SALS,
GREAT INDUCEMENT.
OEO. IN TOWNSEND i 00.,
123 X South FOURTH Blrae*.
Philadelphia.
FI Al A Si Cl AL.
EDMUND C. STEDMAN,
CHARLES E. CLARKE,
[ON SAMgi
HEBKNEBB’ bazaar, ninTS
fi*B SOM StTMte.
„ *CCTIOS SAUK OF HORSBS. Am..
MOitJUHB next, at 10 o’clock, com-
SIXTY ITOEfiEB.
EKf 'win found some valuable fset-’irottinx
eluding &ad * ftxuinl:, ep of excellent saddle koines, in-^
S. ioiB ®» CoaQ *»i 6 year* old, trotted last /all Ia
' hnny anaffi,.” *
A»ir of brown oonlei. 6 mad 7 years old
Jw ; Po;cben ” torm. J yeariold
Also, other horses.
ALSO,
A large collection of desirabfe sow and M e*>d a*,*
carriages, wagons, harness, saddles, &c. *? a ’w»r
wMchtreßale wttUomm«» ;i> * -< *“ • «««*
Illulaoea 10 int> wagons will be found:
A no- to? Fa*:*?' new stria. by Watson.
One nc-top square box fall* spring W&go£* ’Watson’*
make, by order of executors.
One two-horse coach, in excellent order
>n elegant iisfct barouche, by Lane.
-6®r* jso postponement on account of weather
J9Sjp Sale of hones Ac . on Wedcesday.
dfiSr* 87fh Trade ale of 250 carriages. Aprtl sth.
mh2» 3t ALFRED M. BEEKETBSB, Anc£m> er .
HEBKNESB’ BAZAAR NINTH
AHD. SiPSOM Streets
feirBCIAL PBRBMPTOHysAkE OP YALUABLE
STAIitTOSS.
„ ON WKDHBSDAY MOSNIHG HK3CT,
tJA W'L’e'oeß at the BaZAaB wIU be sold tke fol
l°»In» Valnable Stujion*. Bamsly:
w i .? PJHmlOBr ;AJHshoeany, Bay Stallion, eom
in* seyea years old, aired by Othello.” dam by
_ .Expeditionsound and triad la harness; a lan
* r «ir*Sy'»S!?sK?& r ac^oSl * •»*’* sarefoai'Cetter.
VUZIBQTO9” 7 a Dapple Gray StaffieS, taming
?**’ by the imported Arabian Horn
•’Caliph,” dam by •*T<mng Bashatr;” sorind and
kind scan, trot a mile in three minutes.
•‘OTHELLO’;—A Black Sfcailion/twelra years oI«f„,
by the Morgan Horse ”Looe Star,** dhra by
fi enry i has produced some of the best roadster*
in t.ne«oumry.
4®* May be s»en by appljlng at the Bazaar
MS'* Bo postponement on aoroant or weather
niaZS a ALFRED M. BBRKKIigJ, AnelionaarJ'
AJMBHJSMJEHri'e.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC
•iA JOHNT FORD, Manager.
TO-NIGHT, FKA DtAVOLO.
SECOND AND POSITIVELY LAST NIQHT OF
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Karth gsth.
Will be presented Anber’a new version of hie brilliant
Opera, in three ante, of
FRA DIAVOLO
With Magnificent Else an scene and a most suserbeast.
VIES KBteLOGG, ** ciadijl *
MILK MOJtEBfSI,
BIGEOB G. LOTTI,
81 ON O R *BBLL INI*
SIGSOK LOSrNI,
SIGSOR DUBREtTL,
HERR WEINLIOH.
THE INCIDENTAL BALLET
ERNESTINE Ud MUe. ADSiOL.
CONDUCTOR ..••••■•Kr. CARL BB SUM 4BN
'Sff'ed Seats can now bo obtained at the aCaDSKY
OF MUBI* and at GuULD’S Music htoro.
JdmfhfilOS.Vee.ee. . .VT. mT«. 'Ji"*
Family Circ]e.t...Mee.M **s S
AwpMUieatr® »
Doors open at 7. Opera commence* at 8.3 - w
MOKBAY, 27ih inst., first ulfhfc of the Ttailas
Opera la Washington, ’
XTEW. CHESTNUT. STREET THBA
-Ll TEE, CHESTNUT Street, above Twelfth.
THIS (Saturday) AFTERNOON, March 25th.
THIRTY SEVENTH GRAND FAMILY MATINEE.! }
When Mies Laura Keene’a
GREAT MORAL DRAMA.
I 'THE WORKMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
on THB -
CURSE OF DRINK.
will be presented entire with all ite magnificent acstt.
sories.
ADMISSION TO TBE MATINEE,
30 CENTS TO ALL-PARTS OF THE HOUSE; ObH
dren, 25 cents Doors open at 1« o'elocc Perform*
ance to commence at 2M o’clock. No reserved sasSL
Moire® list. *>we.
bybning
FIFTEEBTH REPRESENTATION of the New Lurf
Drama, in 4 acts, by Kies Laura Keene, «»lil U> * U
THE WORKMEN OF PHILADELPHIA.
on THB
CURSE OF DRINK,
which Will be presented with all the New and BeantthN
Scenery and Appointments, Original Manic, and the
TRULY GRBaT CAST OF CfIABAMERE.
AD the Grand Scenes will be presented
TPB BAB ROOM. A MOOESN INSTITUTION
SUPPER BOOM. Da VIS! RESTAURANT on AEOHSti
THB HOUSETOPS OF PHILADELPHIA AND *
the new Cathedral -
„ INTERIOR VIEWOF MKBRtCK & SONS’
MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDBY, WASHINGTON
_ PHILADELPHIA* FLIGHT,
Slowing the sparkling wattrs of the Delaware, witfc
tie Shipp,ng. Ferry ISoata. he .
CHESTNUT STREET and academy of fine arts.
TBE BOMB OF THE WORKMEN, “t 8 -
SIGNING THE FLEDGE.
Aim
GRAND DENOUEMENT.
WALNUT-STREET THE A T R B,—
” » SATGBDAY NIGHT,
FAREWELL BBSSf IT-OF MB, J 8. GLARES. '
J?OUB FIBGEB.
CLAEKSin a r umber of bis Best Character*.
„ iv mGEOhhB mCKLXZY
Fromtbe mcfcece. for the last time.
CLAhKi’b TOODLE*
MY HBTGBBOE’S WIFE.
JONATHAS BSABFOBD;
.„ . Or, The Murder at the Soadaide Inn,
All for the last time.
w
RB. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARGE
HTEEET TSEATRE . '
houses packed to the eooe.
MB. AFD MRS. BaRNBT WQ.LUMS.
TO-MGHT(SaTURBAY). March 25th, 1665.
1H THESE GLOB LOTTS PIECES.
EOET O’MDBB."
_Uff 808 HADISS.
IRISH ASSLTRAHGL' sad
EaBKEE MODEST!.
Ilfß. DEMPSTER, COMPOSER OF
JJX \ V,^ 8 Qoeeo, * * ‘-Lament or the Irish Entfe*
er&LUy&c , having recently retumsd from Surope.
will give a *7*
BALLAD EKTBBTAIFMENT 07 HIS HOST POPD-
L*K 8000* AJSD BALLaDS
AT THB MUSICAL FUaB HALL,
V, V °£ MOBBSY BVBmSfO, April 3d,
which t*ill include the "TSB MAT QUBES. *'
Tickets, £0 cents each. heßerved seats, 60 cents.extra.'
with Bum sen attached, may he »ecnred at Mr- J *.
GOULD’S Music SS.re, corner of SBVBhTH and.
CERbTSBT Streets, where a plan of the TT.aii tn«y i»»
Been
To commence at S o’clock,
THE GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS*
WALSUT Street, atx>ve ElgSTff.
Messrs. GABDIHEE sad HKSUUKGB Proprietor*
t lASS WEBKBCIT 0111
The lfiurbewe pantomimic entitled
DON QDIXOTTB AND HIS
. _ 4 . SQOIRE SANCHO PAN2A,
Every evening during the week. AH the star riders wtit
appear, ana JAMES MADIGAN will throw a donate
summersault in the air. To see this alone to worth tk
price of admission
SAM fII’SCKBSy, the popular Clown,will also S*«
pear every evening curing the week
Performances, on Wednesday and Saturday after*
none, commercing at 2& o’clock. Evening perfcriruixxsg
commence* at 7.40. Admission#} cfi». first tier: 26 eta.*
second tier. ~
rjARPENTBR’B HISTORICAL FAlNT
before ting
CabLsec, at 1305 CHBaTNUT Street, between Tfclr*
nourieenthßtreete. Open from 9 A M un
«y9& * Admission 30 cents. Pour tickets for $L
mnzi-ot*
OERMANIA ORCHESTRA.- PUBLIC
SATOKDAX «t 3)4 o’clock
P, M>, it MGSIC Al* Fokß H A LI,. Sint!' Ticket.. 2*
rants. Six Tickets, $1; to bo hsd st TlAmti.iTto
dte s. sad Meyer’s Music Stores, and at tlia Hall, co 7 ri
Tie academy op pine arts, 1
CHESTNUT Street, above Teeth, Is OPEN DAMf
for visitors, from 9 A- M. to SP. M. * jidS
BOARD INS.
TWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
, WAHTEO—For a eeatlsman and wife and
dangiter Address V. BDTLEE, staring tem., at tea
office of The frees. ’ it*
BOAKD WANTED—A GENTLE MA2t
*V*aad urife are desirous of obtaining Board by the Ist
of May next. A private family preferred, within tfv
minutes* walk from Fifth and Archjstreets. Beferencas
gives and required.
Addrete Box 2495, Pott Office.
TW O HANDSOME COMMUNICA
TIffG Second story BOOMS, unfurnished; also*
two Juniielied, with Boarding, In & first class Best*
deuce. Location central. Beference required. Address
“B. M.,** Box 2811 P. O. mh22-st*
T2OARDING.—THE NEWLY - FUR
SISBED HAKHSOMB RBBIDE!TO2, 63* Sottti.
WjiSHXSGTOS EQ.DAKE, is now opes for Boarders.
A commodious suite of rooms vacant.
Gentlemen accommodated with dinner. mhl7-St*
WEST CHESTER
ißg3BgaßW? r !Bßf€jusri> Philadelphia sail-
HOAD. VIA MdDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Oo and after MONDAX, April 17* 18C5, tie trains witt
leave as follows:
WEST CHESTER TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester at 7.55 and 20.39
A. M., and % 15, 4sfi, and 6 45P K.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 6 20, 7 45. >»a
10. SO A. M , and 1 45 and 4 45P. JL
_ Trains leavir g West Chester at 7.45 lu M, and leaving
Philadelphia at 4 45 P. It will st-tp only at Media. B
Junction, Glen MiUb, Gbeyney’s. and Street Road*
„ B. C. JUNCTION TRAINS
Philadelphia forß. C. Junction at 4.15 and 19
Leaveß. C. Junction for Philadelphia at 8 23 A. 1L
and 7.SOP. M.
These trains stop at all intermediate stations.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at BSO A M. and 2P. M.
leave West Chester at 8 A. Sf and 5 P. 4L
„ Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.35 A. M. and 4 45 P,
M., and leaving Wert Chester at 7 45 A. M and 4 45 P.
M, connect at B C. Janctioa with trains on P. & B. 0«
fi.B. for Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers ate allowed i o take wearing apparel only
as baggage, and the Company wilt not, in any case, b#
responsible for an a mount exceeding one hundred dol
lars, unless a special con tract is made for the same.
HENRY WOOD* Gen’l Snp’t
PHUADEtPHTA March Iff, 186$ mh2i»gaf
CAMDEN AND AT
w.jTfß# 1 bailkoad. —Txsda*
leave Vine*Btreefc Parry:
Freight, with Passenger Car SO A.
Junction Accommodation.... Tl fi£
EBTDEHIHO, LEAVES ATLANTIC.
Atlantic «0.12 A if,'
Freighs, with Paweager Cur attached.—L2GP, M»
Junction Accommodation-*-—*.-..*...—6,35 A.K.
BXTBA HADDOKFIBLD TE 4.151 S
Leave Vine street IT. 15 A. H. k Haddonfield 12 SOP. K,
Freight must be delivered at Cooper’s Point before
3. SO P. M. to insure its goin* down the next day.
tttftlmif JOBS G. RRgABTT, Agent.
NOTICE.—FOK HEW
tfMfaudßifiaßVOßK —The PHILADELPHIA ABB
BSW YOKE KXP2ESB STSAHBuAT COMPAJTTTvS
Delaware and Baritan Canal.
Steamers leave DAILY, fir it wharf below StABICIY
Street* at I o’clock P. M,
WH.P. CLTDB A CO., I*S WH4BV2S.PbfIs.
JAMBS, H AMD, 117 WALfc Stieet,
- Mew York,
jnhls-9m
-**£“-*: NEW EXPRESS LINE, T<J
Jmmddmdi ai bx axdb ia, gsobgbto vs, a»
‘WASHINGTON. Via Chesapeake and Delaware daaal.
Steamers leave first Wharf above HARKSF Street*
every WBDBESDAY and SATORDaY, at nU. .
For Freight apply to Aients* Wtff. P. ChYDS A OCL*
li North and South Wharves. Phil a.: XB. NAVIiJSCW*
Georgetown, B.C. ;FX>O WEBS &BO wEN, Alexandria.
Va mbH-9m
f WRITTEN AND VERBAL DK
-BCRIPTIOJTB or Character. Conrittniion, and Ta
lent, with ADTIOB on Baslnews, Health, Nntt
and eyenfna, by JOHH L. OAPBH,
and eyeninr, ny phrenolofiat end Bookeelfeis ,
ocll-tnthalTir Ho- *5 8. TBHTH Bt..above Ohwtnat.
■Bel fir e and THIS F-PROOP.
BSlHkatk manufactory. s*r«,sBii!SSS «*S
8. , 55a t ßffi.asL fcr . J -
■eSgpgl ESTEV’S
""cottage organs
wirOTTffPT.T.gp. but DNEQUALIiBP kpuhy
Or o *™/ 2d ed especially for OhsrthM
JndS&oSE but'ftmnd “ ba ««lh»llT well adapted ta
thepSor andJteawiMßoom. FWtfhonl^by
He, IS North SBVBNTHeS»t
Aleo, a complete a.eortmenk of the Perfect Melodeo*
conetaatlr on hand. feg-am
VXELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BTJCHR
JO- glvtc health and vlror to the frame and bloom to
the pallid cheek. Debility la accompanied hr man T
alarmtni aymptome, and If no treatment la anhmltteA
• tAeftp»nirnp%a. imiulty or apUeytle fit* anwne
"REWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
JL> uaPBLHCIPIiSD DEAJLBES endaaTorinc todli»
pose of their own and other tHrosHtfatioaß.Oß the repj
tation attained by HBLMBo£j>*B GENUINE FRBPA
•PATIOBH. - -—:
TYRPAHTivrENT FOB ©PSION WOBJC.
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