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NIN 81 sISss sS'

DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, will pay one hundred
dolars for the proof that be ever tas TO cure tht
tho proof that any other Physician in the Unhed
States tgeats the diseases With equal success
After nany years Of laborious stndy and expsrf.l
snc- Dr. GIBsOs Is happy in being able to announcs
TO the unfOrrunate, thA ne hss perfected system 81
treatment for
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURa
Of the above and also all contagious diseases Of q q
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad effects arislnR
/ therefrom, including general
| DEBILITY on NERVOUS PROSTRAq4OH
He has succeeded In curing cases in this city ssr
ofwhom had expended hundreds Of dollars with ~
styled physielansr who profess to treat ali priuis
ie2st particle Of benefit.
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a membefo a.
some Uollegs in London or Paris, as perhaps s0ns
others do for the purpose Of snsnarfnF the innocnf
aud who held out great expecfatons never to = rs1l
lied But what Dr. g. might boast Of is this that =
Is able to give entire Eafisfaetion to those who ~
pose confidence in his abiliy and integrity and -
he has perfected American system Of ireatmslE
which challenges any Physician Of London or PAr1s
or any paent medicine TO equal @ the radical euEs
ments, both mental and physical, arising from
| Dr. GIHsoS also claims for his new treatment u,
following advantages ali Others Jet scovert
and hrst, the agents used are 10 no respect dtssss
blei he Uses 10 relics Of the dark ages such Mar
l curry, nor any other deeterious drug; secondly -
restrictions in dict or business f roqHired thlr7
his tIeatment is positive and certain ina cases Hs
stands prep red to 70 into any public or private he
pital in the United States and dsmOL strate the Ia
/ mense superiority oi his new treatment over az
other now known 70 ths world IN point OF prompi-
ness, permsnencys mildness sAiety and eOnEenisnoa
/ 10 the patient.
/ Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past thee years performed mani
Of diseases which had for years resisted all Otne4
modes Of treatment References be given 70 h Z.
viduals Of the first respectabfity in Cleveland, b.
ton, New York and other cities IN regard 70 skill nd
Integrity In all professional transactions. Dyspepla
/ Rheumatism, ecrOfnla, and all chronic discs
/ treated with superior success.
81 Medicines sent to any part Of the countrYs
/ receipt Of ten dollars
Or. GInsos's sew Work On Physiology for sals d
his ofios.
De. aIBBoH
| PRoKAaaJsoF o. HLzCrRoPA NY AED EEDIUun,
Cfdos-il9 Seneca Street, a few doors from superif
/ up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
| Office hours frsmg 10 u and from 2tO o'el1-r
/ daily Sundays excepted
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RosS q PrsutISs' PrOyIsIoa market Re-
port

port
The following are the rates charged By them
Ham8-S1gar-cured premium Hams, p b. --.-...- 80
DEle0 BeeI-f
8h0uidera-Sugar-oured = o.-.........-..-..-.-.s &c
BaCon-Or Smoked Sides B...................... lie
Lard-Prme leaf, kettl0-rend ed in bblg y b....l3o
Prime leaf, kettle rendered In kegs , h-.l3Ae
POrk-No. mess p 90
Extra clear p %
- No extra charge made for packages or cartsge
10 railroad dep0tB boats. ALI articles warrant
ed strictly prime, and equal to anything In the State
Orders promptly filed. Our sugRr-cursd Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium a. the
lats Ohio stato Fair BOSE 4 PREhTISss
Nos. l47, IA and las Ontario-st.. Cleveland.
iuly4iRzs
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PlAKOs.
KNABE's PIANOS. .
"A MN!
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
30. 3 Euclld-st., Cleveland, OkiS
Essps constantly on hand 8 large assortncps ct =
Il
P IA N OS.

from The celebraisd mAnufactory OF WV. EHAW
CO., Baltimore. Tbess Planes have the full Iro7
nanles OFerstrung bas, and all she latest Improve
ments and for volume and sFenness OF tons easy ~
agreeable action, durability, and finish, are supsr
o any other manufactura. All Intending u lTst :
Piano, ahOnd not fail 70 see thsse fnstrumentI bsc
purchasing elsewhere.
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JOHN ELLsLER, JR........Propri stOr and Manager
BUsOH ,.......-.... ctlDs Manager and Treasures
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FOB SALE.

II ARGK STOCK OF LADIES'
II WATCHES, as eoWLEs ; cos
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ERRIsLE RAILROAD DISASTER
The Work for the Reusfof the Sufferers:

-Four Passengers Killed and Tweur
Wounded.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
v That application was made TO the City Coun-
ci Of the City Of Cleveland the 18th day OF Janu
airy, 1904 BY the Cleveland & Pittsburgh RailrOad
Company, for the vacation for the reasons therein
stated Of SO much Of Bank-st In said City as lies
line Of latest, and twenty-fOur rods nOrtheriy
thsrefrom, which application will be for action on
the part OF said City Council on the 2sd day Of E,b
rusry, 1864 ianl4 l39
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sVeFY Plano ESrrantedfor rive YsAFI
OLD PlIa0 IlD EELOnE0As TAEEaN EIrHiHi

And tboPriyilss ofszchanss Eivsa At any ti.ns vii,
ask montk
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DE. aIBsoH

RloKAasJs OF HLzCrRoPATHY AED EEDTuun,
Cmce-il9 Seneca Street, few doors from superR,
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
Office hours frsm = 10 n and from Ito 5 o'clr-k
daily lSundays excepied.l
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CLEVELAND WOOLRN mILLs.
A. g. Z. q. POPE,
superintende1ts, Manufacturers ard Dealers n
al kinds Of
WOO OLEN G o DEs
Consisting Of Plsin d Fancy
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To such tender ball as the Eye confined,
So obvious and so easy to bs quenched
And not, as feeling, through all parts dIffused,
That she might look at will through every pore.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A 0ADHHH OF MUSIC. ~
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NEW ABVEnTlsEREETs.

- "FOR sAIE,H aTO REHT," ssIOSFD
HWAETS,' . s'FOCEsp, ~" BoARDfEQ - ''QUE-
RIE3," and other Htort notices, 8oE exceeding
Roul ETEEs, inhertod twice in this column for
% oeuts, three times 3S cents, four rlraos
30 eents for all over ToUR LINES, snd not sE-
essdinF EI4HT LIKES, do15le above rates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-20

iue discharged soldiers; slso, the widow, chIl-
iren, and rightfuI heirs ofsn deceased soldiers !
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

One OF LANES BEsr.--Lamb once
convulsed company with an anecdote of
Coferidge. which. without doubt, he
Matched in his hoax loving brain. 81
was" he said, "going from my house at
Enfield to the East India House one
morning, when met Coleridge on his way
to pay me q visit. He was brimful of
some new idea, and, in spite II my assur-
ing him that time was precious, he drew
me within the gate of an unoccupied gar
den by the roadside, and there. sheltered
from observation by hedge of evergreens.
he took me by the button of my coat. and,
closing his eyes, commenced on eloquent
discourse, waving his right hand gently as
the musical words flowed in an unbroken
stream from his lips. l listened entran-
ced; but the striking clock recalled me to
. sense OF duty. saw it was of no use to
attempt to break away; so. taking advan-
tage of his absorption in his subject. and.
with my penknife. quieutly severing my
button from my coat, decamped. Five
honrs afterwards, in passing the same
garden, on nv way home. heard Coler-
idge's voice; and. on looking in. there he
was with closed eyes, the button in his
fingers, and the right hand gracefully
waving. just as when left him. He had
never missed me"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

During the examination Of witness Is
to the location of stairs, in house. the
counsel asked him: g79 aTE8
(Which way do the stairs run?'',
=. The witness very innocsntly replied:
g''0ns way they run up stairs but the
other way they run down stairs" 81
The learned counsel winksd both eyes
and then took . look At The ceiling. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
THE REPUBLICAN.


On the Norfolk circuit, Lee was retain
ed for the plaintiff in an action for breach
OF promise of marriage. When the brief
was brought him, he inquired whether the
lady for whose injury he was to seek
redress was good-looking.
Very handsome indeed. sir!' was the
snswer of Helen's attorney.
"Then, sir" replied Lee, al beg you
willreqIest her to be in the court, and in
o place where she can be SEEM
The attorney promised compliance, and
the lady, in accordance with Lees wishes,
took her seat in a conspicuous place. Lee.
In addressing the jury, did not fail to in
sist with great warmth on the "abomina-
bic cruelty" which had been exercised to-
ward the "lovely and con6ding female"
before them, and did not sit down until he
lad succeeded in working mp their feelings
to the desired point. The counsel on the
other side. however. speedily broke the
spell with which Lee had enchanted the
jury, BY observing that his learned friend.
IN describing the graces and beauty OF the
plaintiff, bad not mentioned one fact,
namely, that the lady had ssooden legi
The court was convulsed with laughter,
while Lee, who was ignorant of the
circumstance. looked aghast; and the jury.
ashamed of the influence that mere elo-
quence had had upon them. returned a
verdict for the defendent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

THE GREAT TRAGEDlAN.-The Califor-
MIA edito,s are queer set. A sample OF
their treatment Of Mexican Buchanan
proves it. When announced to visit q
certain up-country town, one OF 'em spoke
of him in this wise:--
"7Ke Legitimate Drama. We are hap
DIV to state that the talented American
trsgedian. Mexican Buchanan. supported
by talented stock company. will shortly
pay our town visit, etc"
On the return trip. Mr.. Buchanan hav-
ing failed to "come down." as munifcen-
tly as was expected. or having exhibited
evident partiality for rival newspaper,
we have:-
"Buckean Muchanan. with his one horse
show, was here a few nights ago, we
understand. AS usual the attendance was
slim. Buckean is about played out with
eur intelligent and discriminating com
munity."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

For many have died from Diarrhea and Dysentery in
your regiment, now take warning aud do not return
without supplying your knapsacks with bottle Of lr.
Strickiands Anti Cholera Mixture-reDemter how many
were saved last by taking it, after being discharged
ana sent from the hospit ais incurabe One dose will
Immediately relieve the most Of Diarrhsa
Dysentery. Ii is acknowledged 10y the faculty TO Dee the
only medicine known TO Chronic Darrhoa and Dys
EMERY. Now don't neglect IL, for your return
change OF diet and water etc. will most certainly bring
on Diarrh9a, and so cent bottle of DR. Srick lands
AntiChOera Mixture will cure you and several others
IL Will Keep good ia any climate. DO fail tell yunr
comrades to put bottle of il in their knapsacxs.
Sold by Druggists, and Prepared only by DIR. A. Strick
land East Fourth street. Ciuoinnati U. lielG-5jyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS,
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING PrIPGSES.

Simple ia construction, durable in all their parts, aud
EADTLY UNDERSTOOD. They have certainty of stitch
on all kinds offrics. and adaI ted to wide Of
work without chah-c adjustment Vsirg all kinds OF
Thread Will Hen, f-u E~a ,ofher, Tuck. QHik Cord,
and in fact do all kinds of work required by Fam
lilies Manufacturer They make the Interoe Shuttle
sk which cannot b. exceilcd for frmncss elasticity,
IRA bility and elegance Of finish.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
Eighth below Coates Street. Philadelnhis

From Req. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Bosfis
Church. Germantown Penn.
DR.. c. VI. JAcKsoN:-Dear Sir:--Personal ex
perience enables me tosay that regard the Ger
man Bitters prepared-by you ~ a most excellent
medicine. In case OF severe cold and general de-
bilitv have been greatly benefited br the use of
the Bitters. ar 1 doubt not hcy will produce SINH.
lar effect on vshers. Yeurs truly
i.ts~ WARREN RANDOLPH.
.r.-a tr4 t.t-s Germantown, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

An 1rishmaa being asked whether ne
did not frequently converse with 9 friend in
Irish, replied: mo. indeed Jenny
often speaks to me in Irish, but always
answer him in English" "a
why so?" - rrHra
Because, you see. / doI't want Jenny
to know that understand Irish" /.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

Julius-Sam you're adrnnkard-you're
alters drunk. and you're habits is loose.
Sam-Julius look here.
Julius-Wsll, what is it attends,
attends. ef 81
Ssm-Why, does you know the science
of reason?
= Julius---Why, yes nigga. yes. Sol
Sam-Well ak me dis den. How de
debbls am ny habits looss, when is tigh.
ell de time?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
REVIEW BIER,
REED WHO gAYg so5


From the Rcr. Lcri c. Beck. Pastor off6e Bopfisf
Church. PcmJcrfon. ". J. formerly offLc Noria
Baptist Chr oh. PhiLqdeipha.
| have known Hoonand's German rit.erS "a
-orably for a number of wears. | have used them
in my orn family. and In vc been so plerScd with
their effects that was imluced to recommend them
to many others, and know that they have operated
in strkingly beneficial ruanncr. take great
pseasfc III irs publicly proclaimine this fact and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended tn these
Bittcrs. knowing from experience that nv recon-
srrcndaiion viii he sustained. | do this Checrfnlv
fioodand's Bitter is intended to benefit tic -.
ncted. and is "not rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
from i. NEWTON BROWN d. D. Ediio5 Of
The Encyclopedia OF Religions knonLe1ce
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distrust of
theiringredientsa and effects: vet know of no suf
hcent reason why man NAV not testify IN the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
Thus contribute to the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard TO Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared bv Or. c. n.
Jackson, OF this city, because | was preindieed
against them for many years. nnderthe impression
that they were chiefly alcoholic n,i-:nre. AN
indebted to nv friend Robert Shoemaker Esa
for the removal Of this prcGlice by proper tests
and for encoura &c ment to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. The
use of three bottles of,hese BtterS AT the begin
ming ofthe present wear, was followed Inv evident
relief, and restoration to a degree Of boil, and
mental vigor which had no, felt for six months
before. and had almost despaircd Of rccsinipr,
therefore thank God anu my friend for directin
me to the use o. them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

From Rec. j. u. Turner, Pastor Of Hcddtng NJ e.
Church. Philada.
DR.. Jarkson. Dear Sr---Having used your Ger.
man Bitters in NV family frequently am prepared
to say thatit has been of great service. j believe
that in most of gene raj debility of the system
IL is the safrst and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge. .f
- Yours respectfully,
|flnsn st5sir,e9s - ). H.. TURNER
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
rHEYHlvEREcEIyED the HIGHEST pnEMIrM

every instance where they have been exhibited in
petition with other standard Machines Weinve all per-
of to execute any kind Of Sew
ing done by Machinery TO inspect them and make
they the bes by proving the WEED before rur-
chasing. The Company being duyicensed the Machines
protected against infringements or litigation.
u Persons AT ApIssASCE can order by mail with
perfect confidence that the Meehine will reach them
safely and that they will be able to theircn
tire satisfaction, with other aid than the printed in
strucions accompanying each Machine. Every exPana
nation will be eheerfully given to ALL whether they wish
purchase Descriptive CrcnIars.f together with
Specimens Of Work, will he furnished to al who desire
them, by mail or otherwise.
u RELIABLE AGE rs WANTED, in all localities in
the United States british Provinces Cuba, Mexico Cen
trail and South America West India Islands and tia Bahia
ma Island, to whom offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS. Ener
setc will hndit paying business reliable Sewing
Machines have become necessity in every family. We
nueture great variety OF styles, from which give
few prices:No. ?, Family $50; No. 9, Extra s6o No
2, HalfCase s65 and SIS; No. A. Manufacturing SIS
and sS5. WEED SEWING MACHINE Co.,
Box 2.of1 Post ONCE. SOC broadway, MY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

4 say, Ned, did you collect that bill?'
(which one, sir?" The one against
Goer!' No sir. iidn't collect it. cause
why--he's not Mr.. Goer.' What do You
mean!' why. you see. sir. Mr.. Goer left
yesterday--and now he's Mr.. Gons-er.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

An old bachelor being ill. his sister
presented him cup Of medicine.
- !"What is it?" he asked. .aflyri
She answered: ..asses
cit is elixir astemstic, it is very aro-
matte, and will make you feel ESTATE.
Nancy" he replied. with smie,
'syou arc very systematic" sge4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01
Philad'a June 80. l;6I.
Letter from the Rep. JOSEPH ". KENNARD.

Letter from the Reu. JOSEPH IT. KENNARD.
Pastor Ofthe Tenth Baptist Church
DR.JAcK5oN-DEARS TR:--T have been frequent
~ requested to connect nv name with commcmla
tions OF different kinds of Medicines. but. regard
ing the practice out ofmv appropriate sphere,
have in all cases declined; but with clear proc.
in variou, instances. and particularly in INV own
family. of the usefulness OF DIR. Hcoiand's Ger
man Bitters, depart for once from nv usual
course. to express my full conviction that Tor GEN
eral debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, it is safe and valuable preparation.
In some cases it NAV fail; but USUALLY. doubt not.
it will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. H.. KENNARD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

Once upon q time a clergyman in q
small parish was about to lose one OF his
parishioners, who asked letter of dismiss
sion to sister church. The clergyman
questioned him as to his motives for leav-
ing. "Have you any fault to find With
my preaching, hrother?" Not for my
SELF" was the reply. "What objection
has your wife," followed up the inqr ISL
tor. "Ob, none at alll'' Where, then
is the trouble. my friend?" "Whyy.-fiy
son says that he can,+u6derstand what
you mesptrhe minister looked sober
for moment, and then rejoined-..Well.
brother, suppose you must go; for l
can't preach and find brains too"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-12-01

A GRAMMATICAL WAITER.-"Wa alter,
is my chicken a broiling?'
"No, sir, the cook is"
II didn't order the cook. He is too
tongh." ac
How will you have it done?"
"Why, l want it broiled, to be sure"
THAT be is doing. SIR
"Bnt you said he was broiling himself. I"
$50 he is. but he is not being broiled. :"
"Well. Mr.. Waiter. (rising and bow
ing reverently J. may ask your high gram
maticularity, is my chicken being 6roiled9"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14
PROPOSALS.
FOR BUILDING cJL

PROPOSALS vill be received q. the Msvor's ono
until 70 m ,on Thurs4sy, the ah day n neeembs
instant. Tor taking up and resonstruetf-e eu'ver
acfoss Eishth street east, north side ~ " stree
sou'h, uuder an set approved 7s'h November, 1854
The culvert win consist 81 two walls 81 btu.
etone masonry sin feet apart, 10 be covered viii
New York fasripg. the bottom Of the eulyert Il
be ntwged the whole length Of the sulvert.
The walls viii he 10 inches IN heishth, and :
Width the fouodstion will be sig inches below the
line OF the bottom OF the euivert allowing The eu
vert when constructed 10 be sin feet wide and ons
foot high inside dimension.
Tbs mortar used IN the construction II the walls
10 consist Of two parts Of sharp river Sand 10 one
Of the host fresh hvdrsuiis cement.
The hasKing used for covering the euivert shall
not 10 lees than one font In width ard ave inches
IN thickness. and 10 extend and rest fully foot
over eaoh Of the sids wallis TO be closely laid eide
hy side and the ends resting upon the wall, 10 be
laid In mortar ~ above described.
The material In the old oulvert may be used for
the bottom Of this eulvert, and 10 be laid on bed
Of shAfp sand Of sufficient depth.
The eontraotor will be required ~ cover that
part Of the street not paved, with sufieent gravel
over the nsgEng TO bring the street MP 10 rs pres-
ent surfscei also 70 make good all psvemsnts dag
girg. hc., which may be disturbed.
Bitders will state the price per lneai foot which
shall tneiude all material and workmanship re-
quirtd " complete the work sccording IN the fore
going Advertisement, and no money Oil be paid
until the work 10 completed 10 the satisfaction Of
the Commissioner OF the Ward. deoitd
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-14

Tho property OF this company consists of the
well-known Martin or Standing Stone trace, and
contains from 1850 to 1000 acres Of land, In fee
simple, free nom leases, undivided interests or
royalty. Standing stone creek Ia branch Of the
Little KArAwhA riysr) and its tributAries pass
amount OF boring territory than 10 owned by any
other company In West VIRGINIA. It 10 situated In
Writ county, near tho celebrated Rathbono, or
BURNING spring tract, and In extent Of territory 10
eneed oil familiar with the OH District OF West
VirgtniA quite equal to II not superior to the Rath-
bone tract. The Standing Stone OIL COmpAny's
property extends from the Little KsnAwha river,
near Burning Spring Run, across the waters Of
ipson's Pork and Two Riins run, and 10 INN ed.
Atsly 10 the Great OIL Break, extending ffom
Burning Spring through by Standing stone and
Petroleum TO Horse Neck Wells, near the Ohio
proSsry S & al ss. ao
eloped, for the reason thAtit Belonged to minor
heirs, who could not convey until they attained
their majority, which the youngest did q few days
Wells are being Dor on the adjolning lands,
ana oil had. IL Il . Id that, upon this ST. ndlnR
stone tract. oil was hrat discovered In 1880.
On the Dew 70 farm, adjoining, we'll 10 being
bored and oil obtained. The well Of MsFArland 4
Jones, on the Morgan land IL near this properly.
Esq President First National Bank OF FArkers'
buTE, West Yirg MA and the Hon. John s. Carlile,
Senator In Congress from Virginia, and vii be
them conveyed to the s Anding stone OIL Company
henever the stock 10 Be disposed Of by IubSerip-
pvid for. Three thousand liz hundTot shares OF
the stock have already ben sub eIiDsd anu paid
Subscriptions rsss,yed at the banking houses of
riggs Cos epd RITE HOUSE, FoWLEa =