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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13


The report has gained currency within the
past three days that the Peoples Opposition
Steamship Line, between here and New York,
has been bought off by the agents Of the P
NJ. s. s. Co.'s line, and three partners on the
Atlantic side. do not know that such is
the case, but this / do know, that no steam
er has yet been advertised by the Opposition
for the next regular day, and it begins to
look greatly as if the rumor was founded on
fact, in spite Of the assurances which have
received from the agents. here, that no notice
Of any such arrangement has reached them.
The old monopoly has been monstrous OPP
preston and injustice on the travelling pub.
lie, and like all monopolies, worked greatly
TO the injury Of the country, while the oppo.
sition has stimulated trade ndtrayel, helped
to build up and improve the business Of the
Pacific Coast, and greatly increased immiRra-
ton, Of which we stood in need. Its with
drawal would therefore DO a calamity to the
Pacific States and Territories, but business
is business, and the owners have an UNI
doubted right to sell ont their property IL it
pays better than to run the line.
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To-DAY's WASHINGTON NEWS.
special Dispatches tn Evening Telegraph.


WEsuwGroN, N1vembora9.
General CsSSy's NvounH
Information mas been received nc The War De-
parlm6nt that General Cauby is Improving.
The "glariln.v
Additional evidence in/thc klo.iRt case was
handed over 1y Nj Welos to S,samsy Seward
Commander Cnshh,a.
Iieutenant Commander Cushing leaves f5r tt.
feet again to-day. they have a muFar O.. bis
torpedo at the Navy Department.
Indian Agent
Charles S. Rich has been appcistc1 agent FOR
the New York lndidus. vice Du,o,s e. s.l,. inca
paeitaied by protracted illness.
The Vote nc tho upte Election.
It's an interesting fact that the recon. prs-i-
DENTAL vote is largely In excess OF The popular
vote Of 1860, notwithstanding the 1umbsrs absent
in and lost by the war.
rRNing LuNurips.
Is is stated that In the Forthcoming ro1c.. Of
The Secretary Of the Treasury, ha VIII a3l, for au
increased taxation on articles of luxury, with
view Of faugmenting the revenue.
From city Poiut
There is information from City Point. dttsI
yesterday morning that hut short time will
elapse before the Dutch Gap caual will be opened.
fAhoN~ hALJ NNHNAhlAA ltNuA olI aEAHlC1 arrived
ct City Point on sunday from tho valley, having
been taken prisoners by General sheridan ia HE
late campaign. The larger number Of them
were substitutes, and had deserted aud Joined the
Rebel army.
They were sent 70 the Shenandoah valley, os
there was less likelihood Of their being identified
If captured.
A court has been organized at City Point 20 try
them, Of which General Coils is President
The heavy rain.storm of the past foug days
In that quarter is over.
Arrival Of Dead.
The City Point noat brought up the bodies OF
Lieutenant Riddle, 37th Wisconsin; Iieutenan.
James Kilbourn, sth Connecticut; aud Sergeant
Deganon, 5lst Pennsylvania, to be forwarded to
their friends.
Land CertincRtes.
Under the Donation Law patent certificates
were issued in the month Of September, 1864. for
actual settlement, claims amounting TO twenty
thousand three hundred and twenty-ei sht acres,
at Roxbury, Oregon. The fees paid The Register
and the Receiver for the same amour ed to six
hundred and fifteen d1llars.
The storm nt thn Front
Persons at the front report the storm as having
left the roads in q wretched condition, snl
drenched all the men and animals. The state
ment is current that rapid rise Of the James has
caused breakage in the partition walls Of Buffers
canal, and the current vas sweeping through the
new channel.
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President, JAMES LYND,
Ifetomneny Us st receiving sUbsCrp tons stock
az $40 per share and plying It's stOCkhO de4 with tho
best qua l Of Nntc Nsh ScnuyF Coal 81 80 per
In toEad 10 the te TO the Coery gndtJ the corporate
HaUchsC sCs of the OUpauy reference made 70 tn,ir
CunseL DAVID W SELLERS. Esl aud, IN regard to the
quality Of the Coal, the capacity Of mines aud the
producytne Of The entire enterprise the following letter
from STRCKLAAp D KStASS I-g.. tbe able Cg o. -
mlted;-- '
PmLADEl PHIA, November p, 1864 -,In-nes LynJ ESQ
President Consumers Mutual LGll 70 pear
visited, uCst, mines lately eai ed by ,ur
Company al Nine Illl .gharys Run take plsasnre
in tRllngthgl can r.asnu 1yuy with proper man
aFtu e you should not have entire sccesa being able
20 deliver a. this markell which will ao ao1prnb 10
the consumer and rcmuheratiye tu the stockholders.
The SEifnore and Mammoth Veins n Nv worked by you
have been operated for many years at the size OF yonr
own CusrN, wall IN other poiu.s The coal Id
therefore wen klOwn IN this clty aud you hAye no nuw
article 10 introduce
The old Slope &. M fun operation and the new Slopo
opened to tB l.ye uf s gallery, short time IL viii Do
ready for up&atnP, with iuv ny equal your anCipa-
tCusi and believe that uuicOl W worked, without In
tHupnous hat cannot ven hH foIeseen you VIII be able
10 Tehch cap city OF lOtOD tons per auuum wish your
present machinery the OOuden OF wOc Is suc.l Us moi
0rtquuc tthe muc dime NpGY dirure 10 place
1t IN hftt ra working der Very Re pnc,WIy,
sINlChLANb hN .Aaa. NlyU Engineer
= nc IoI9Nht corhNnl,Hh'h'. selected from large
NUMBER thon tho appreciation of the enterprise by tho
c''izers o. fhNhHcpha
JAMEs ilN1, = Eq-Delr s'r'--rhe con, received from
w., b,s 49,, ~ ' S"ptty' on my su3sc-ip-
Luihs ytN' ~ s. lll hae apotua willie ashes, and s
a . h
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-Latest news from Madagascar mentions
grave disorders in the islands, Foreigners ar,
IoIDluden u IRE on any native, and are thus ex
PoSea 70 conuant robbery. There is little security
OF life Tor Euic2eans at Tamatsye.
Il remembe- an anecdote of Charles Kean. He
vas enleItalneo at dinner by one of the great
NsW aork merchants. Opposite 10 him at tho
lh laDle mere sat agentleman who continued 10
observe MIN with marked attention, and at last
Tu Saieu on tue host 70 present him 10 Mr.. Kean.
inc introduction was ialy made, and ratided by
drlnklng wine together. when the stranger, with
much ilnpressiyeness OF manner, said :-"I saw
you in Richard last night."
hean, feeling, not unnatNrally, that a compli.
ii ment was approaching, smiled blaudly, and
"Hes, sir" continued the other, in slow. al.
most Judicial tone :-'l have seen your father I'm
llchaio'' ana saw the late Mr.. Cook"-another
hause, -ss Ia which Charles Kean's triumph was
si, ssihSuuSaly "a mounting higher and higher. 'rYes.
yoar Ss,SA, slf, was better than your father and
'S"A i-'asF' sur q long way better than yoad 50
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LADY IN THE LAST STAGE or. CoEgr,,prIoN
CUhED

A LADY N THE LAST STAGE or CoNsTAIprtoN
tUhED.
FE0m tho Boston journal
july "a. lAEl.-I {, Mrs. Nancy SI1ar of W., ss D.
sNeci, IharcstoWn, do caItb rat ha ye been M ~
conld not lie on IL. During that tne suffered frofn ca
tarn srt 'oat; would cough one % i've bnurs AZ
umei was Ner' nervous; seldom CJud sirep n ngLt
hho lung eNer Two years since syicl reduced mo IN a
sktle'oh had eu the msiua a.. ice and rlrdicInag
iu" eA c0u procure but an % purl1ss / wsg Ist
thlnt IN tie last siRVe uf sumption was c,nGned
10 ued when Mrs H. a.. Browns Mefauhyycal DisroyerV
We s'Lt Nl' IL Was applied according 70 direction
'ti. no pfller. bbl rather worse some time
HgIl'nda wanted me 10 give ~, SAVING IL would Mn
me' HA was ioo iac gone and too wax 10 try anything
mo e Bul nv mother said would n ala mn and
ltNe! h e lWc'Nery and aS the last TRIAL 10 cnre
me he would continue T. We u1d thar NJ was ne
circulation Whch vas Tu-hng tao NV s,sten which
eaE' belau to break II was six weess amer Sogs
90 apply tHe medicine before couI "a her strenstn m 20
mo los.pn TO see Mrs NJ g. BrOwH and then / naf 9o
hHNe t'p. The sgcord time veu'u cd vent yyirbout
hep ara the h!rd time found my way without rnv air
hcuNy began the Ucs Of the MPiaphN sca Dsenyerv In
NAV ana the result Is on this 2l- july mat hs tb ana
blIehtlH is idst returning 10 mN enatiated f-nns
Ny pGrayLed side Is restored 10 gtgor can now rcst
WEI on IL by Caiafrb rs gone. NV cough NV Dprvous
ness, ana sCie throat are gone sleep welt An nv r-
iePuIart,s nave dappearcd, ana must acknowlSiee
lhai } tht prov dence OF Coo, directed 10 the use az
NJ NJ: g. hroWn's Metaphysical D, COS sry and bv h
ihkn rom the mouth Of ne grave aui reLo-ad 10 INV
FAMILY and iueres know IN Diseases grA gone AVID n
feheIh clcnhion has taken place but expect IL win tako
ime 10 regain my lost flesh and strength
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EXTRACTS FROM REBEL PAPERS
The Dash orIverson on Atlanta.

We published ON the an account of the can
tute OF nine hundred Rebels in a dash on Atlantl
they supposing the place 10 have been evacuated.
me Augusta Chronlc'f gives The folio wing in adj
uluOn 10 that account
On The Ga the 20Jh Army Corps relieved the
! 23d, which gave rise t0 a rumor that Sherman
wa beng reinforced. Our cavalry captured a
Grove Of five hundred mules near the Chlttahoo.
cbee river recently.
Rebel Telegraph SuperEnteadcnt,
From ne Richmond Vhig, Rgg5absr Ig
hajor Charles Merri@eather, OF the Telegraphic
Corps, mas been appointed SuneriItenG ans Ot the
Le'tRrhphiC Division from Macon, Georgia, to
Mobile and Meridian-tmbrtc tcins the new mill.
thry line from Selma 70 Blue Mountain.
Policemen Not Liable 10 ConscrlDtiun.
A few days since the policemen Of selma Ala
hRIno, were taken by the enrolling officer and
sued out wit Of ha5e1s corpus, which resulted
Ia me discharge Of The CITY MrshAl-the head Of
me force Inc prlWtes, however, were remanded
nack 70 the enrolling Oairer. Governor Waits
men ceruhed 10 an OF them as State officers and
they we're all exempted.
bossFteTs from Wpad,ss Arrsy..
Fff''the Richmond. Enlarsr, November 70,
b 'hrge number OF Federal dpsertsrs. desiring
10 hVau themselves Of the advantages afforded
INTO our line yesterday, ana w re consigned 20
Castle Thunder tD await tLci turn % be forwarded
home. One hundred and ODD 1tsertsrs were sent
of Yesterday uudCr Confederate escort, in con.
tormiiy with said order.
Yankee Overcuata Wanted bv the
Rebels.
4a'er'i'sNtHttr0" ne Ri'hn0nd Enquirer NlU.r9.
Wanted, Yankee cavalry oyerc5at, tor SOL
| dier in the field.
Raid Ou IA New E.iue-WCDorteR Fovasgou
81 Eastern AentuesEy.
IRON 'e Cincinnati C1Hmercil, NdU.gl.
General Burbridge has been put on the alert
aRaln by reports that General Breckinridge Is
4uemptrg tie invasion Of Kentucky by way Of
Bull's Gap. The short al ORance on which the
rebel General has been put 10, Southwest Wiz.
glnla, has, doubtless, whettcd his desire for a
aweiiilng-piace again on the fit blue grass lands
gt nls undertaking, particularly at this season Of
the year, is one of the greatest temerity,
it Is not however, difficult TO imagine that he
VIII be IN desperate strait for winter supplies
Iur his army, unless he makes some bold strike
Tor new source. Forces are we learn, being
concentrated rapidly at point beyond Lexing-
TON, 70 eounteract his movements; and there
0usht TO be no great difficulty in keeping his
hungry hordc in the mud and knobs of the Cum
perlands head-waters until they cave in or retire
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

Heavy Receipts of Specie az the Mint
Arrival Of AN Overland MaiI.
SAN FRANCIscO, November 23.-The steamer
Brother Jonathan arrived here to-day from the
North, bringing S4OO,O in gold. The reception
OF specie at the Mint in this city to-day was the
heaviest ever known.
The total amount OF treasure received at San
Francisco, for the past ten days, was nearly two
and half millions.
The overland mail, after a detention Of two
weeks, has arrived, with Now Yoek letters Of
October 20.
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n .oot bsls. sosa, November 23.-Four unsettled
cents; i5o06 hash sast Western 2Ss Corn advanced
excited at 2d8 soq AZ iHsa90, Oats unsetted and
Vork heavV9 uess eosence WssterH g61g9 Rsef an,
GFhisky hrm at l7J SSsss co. Lard quiet At zl1S9R3
NEW YORK. November 23.-e,..,.. a.,
S inoS osnira Iis Is G@SssnS HVS pTssSSsa s9
Rev York Central, 1908 Raadlssi Southern 7OlS
S iis "a o ~ ,Sssr'eaies ~ Trsss,, aseI
ne Board declined 20 222. - ~ TO- ana since
BALTIMORE, November %. .--F1our ela..a =
an advancing tendency, and prices are i95Sr = Nith
Howard street super Slllzs Wheat advanced q ea,'
oa.hern rsd sllO While 81 90 Corn hrm, with seSSs
nm a tl1b ior Western. :" "-'A
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Action Of ihs Canadiaa Authorities 8n
Relation 10 ,IssbeI Regugaes aad
Pirates.
oUEBEo, November 23.-OWing 20 reliable in
formation that Southerner5 and Rebel symnl
thizers, in certain Western towns are manuiac-
turing clandestinely, and collecting at conyenien
points, shot, shell, and cannon, the Government
Issued, under chapter OF tho Act Of 1858, %
proclamation prohibiting the exportahon or
carrying coastwise, or BY inland navigation, Of
arms or ammunition.
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CINCINNATI, November 2S.-The hub aud
spoke factory of Roger, Coleman & Co. was de-
stroyed by fire last night. The loss is nearly
thirty thousand dollars partially insured.
The weather is very cold, and slight snow fell
yesterday.
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RENAFEABLE CURE Os DISCHARGES PROM THE
fAEr DISEASED EYES, AND LUs5 OF MEL


ihuAuFLrWA, Scu eu5cs z, lsfi--r Henry MaryiIIe
J,",Fs"n bueet inrar hr. Ar 5yF.I.rts aUl yarn Gf
ulh'Ep 90 ctItiA ut my Joshua tnON 1rsn fayer
arc ta.r m on the treas Which irf Im Win discharges
NON l car anC DIS Hseu eyes The Cischaryss neVCr
Ntestd HIS ears became gui.e large and unnatural
covered with scab IIe pillows hal 10 be changei innnR
ue nlAht go saturated were they M tho dsCnaryss; n
zone DS impossible to describe hr coalition Of his oyes
My family physician said he would gn blind Ills inteleot
also became impaired that ho cared no 10 be or play
Mith chcTCn. He took notice Of anything around him
None but the parent tell what our suernys were h.
look on our child la this condition.
Most prOyldentl8ly, about one year ago L saw Mrs
NJ. g., Browns "MeiHphysiCGl Discovery advertised in
the Ltdger. went 10 The Onlce, 4iO Arch street and
procured me medicine My wife app led it faithfully and
bSd99oyerLgy: ne medicine wo Eed slowly AZ the
Debhhtng but shltWe perseyercd the result Is that
our is entirely cured Of his diseases His ntelloot
seems TO have awakened out Of the sleep Of death lie
considered now bright and intelligent boy. The dis
Shages trom bis ears have entirely ceased aud his cars
have become small RnC natural His eyes clear and
strong NY wife and myself well satisfied with the
great cure performed on ohud by Mrs M G. Browns
sieal Discovery, and most heartily commend Il 10
AL who sufler.
Mrs NJ G. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eye
Water y per bottle small szo25 cents scalp RenoVa-
tor, 81 per bottle
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Departure OF the steamer africa.

BOSTON, November 28.-The royal mail steamer
AFRICA sailed this morning, with thirty -eght pas
Aengers for Liverpool and fourteen for Halifax !;
also S26,6OO in gold for Liverpool, and S25OO in
silver for Halifaot.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu
Is composed Of BucAu c5sbs and Juniper Berrtss ss-
lscsOd With great and prepared in vaeuo ~ H. T.
HoIMBoID, Druggist and Chemist OF sixteen years sx
Psrlsnee in hs city Ot Philadelphia, And row prescribed
by the most eminent Of the faculty, and have been ad
misd to use in the United saiOs Army and are also in
very general Rse In State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land Medicines delivered
70 any address accompanied BY explicit directions Direct
letters 70
hELABoIDs Drug Snd Chemical warehouse,
No. 594 Broadway, New York,
Or HELAmOLD's Medical depot,
No 1O4 L Tenth street, Philadelphia
Beware Of sOuntersih. Alk for HEIAlBoIDs, and
taks no other.
once open nom O'Clock A. N. tOsP.M.h % G.
sOldpg DHsEiEtS sTsywAsrs EII-tuAssn
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J. o. RElNBOTu.
DUNKARD OH COMPANY.

CAPITAL 100000.
400, ,OOo Sharos-S5 Par Value.
Tho following is extracted from tho Philadelphia TN
quire Of September a. 1861 prior 10 ;hc Organization OF
The DuEKARD OIL COMPANY
"On almost al the streams IN Green County tho lands
have already leased with ysw 70 Cxplofn,ong for
coal oils and enc, particularly y tae Dunk ards the de-
yC0pmcns have hCoD oftho encoura sng character
The editor Of the Wayncsburg ga Mcssonger IN re-
ferng 10 the subject, ac,ra careful personal inspection
ortho region and the operations that arc now sing pace
there, sayE ;--
I'VE are honestly of oonion that whom capital and on
torprlse shall have eye!opgd the nIs along the creek
that locality W be found o compare tho extent orIts
oil production, with The VCnangO district while 10 the
purity, rrayity and value OF tfe O Is acknoWedged 10
be Indefinitely upcrl0r Our convictions On this subject
are based upOn sexual knowledge and obsoryat,u OF b5h
regions, and Of The geological formations and surface ndi-
eauone we are graded TO Learn that are no! alone
IN these favorable Impressions Rai Augurles
"'ScionuGc men and experienced aud practical OIL opo-
rotor concur IN them and Investing beray OF heir
own means snd directing the atenti OF capitalists 10
heproming character Of the DunAara country Already
several large companies have been organized in Ps5urg
and tre East, which NIL commence operations on an
eEttnslve sca'o. /. the individual energy snd
local enterprise are doing 70 develop that favored
Realty New dcrr'cAs spring up every few days and the
pocefs Of sinking wells goes many ns.anees without
interruption, might or day
Rocks open for sale Of STOCK az the Counting
House of
A. Il, FRAF0Is0US & co.,
Nc, 5l3 MARKET Street.
A. II. FRANCIs1Us
WILLIAM b. MOOD, Sec, Gul2 1871 President
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HsLMBoLD's REMEDIES.
uELMBOLD'5
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

Foi Non E,tcnon Iusonuntnoo OF Urine, Irritation,
Inflammation or liberation Of the Bladder Or Klin,ys.
Dhea,es Of ne Proarats Glands Stone IN he BissHr.
Calculus Gravel Brict-dusi Dsrss and a, uisosoo1
orD,s Bladder tiansys, aud uropelch ev,umq5
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF BLINDNESS.
CANIsrOGA, @ W,July p, lSGi-Mrs. NJ. q. Brown-
Dear Madam - have been quite blind IN my right eye for
seven years l have been TO several doctors, whom
heard could restore my eyesght, but they
any good. spent large Of money Ia travelling to
whore heard there doctors who could benefit me,
but none OF them could do me any good thought my
case hopeless until told by friend you could relieve me-
sent by friend ana procured your metaphysical Dis
eOYery and Ia twenty four hours the nrst treat
men could see quite distinctly very thankful for
my denyeTance.
JOHN BELEY
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

10 i Diseases OF the Urinary organs, whether existing In
Made or "Female" from AatevsT causs or4giaailqy
and 40 mater Of hoe long Standing. 1t Is pleasant in
taste and Odor. "Hamedials" i1 action and more
STRENGTHENING than Of IN Bari or Iron
Thoie suffering from Broken Dog o. Delieae Coa,i,.
lions procure ne Remedy at once!
The reader be aware that however Flght may be
The attack Of The above diseases, lie certain aGeat as
8od3y Heath, Bestal Porsr,, Rsygi7c,, a,a ~, Po,-
tsyiy.
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INHUM AN CON.

INHUMAN CONDUCT OF A AsEA-UAPFAEN
New YORK, November 23. The brig Laay of
he Lake, from Jacme, brings Captain Nickerson
and the crew ofthe brig ViUia Of Halifax, sunk
at sea.
Captain Nickerson t,ports that few hours
after his vessel sank he spoke the brig Express,
Captain Howard, Of Halifax, and requested taat
himself and his exhausted crew, who we're in an
open boat, might he taken on board but Captain
Howard refused, and also heGrtlessly refused to
tow the boat in towards the shore. They finally
succeeded IN reaching the shore, but not before
being exposed 20 a gale which burst upon them.
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IELMBc)LD'S
PLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

In affections pecnar to"FEuALEs" lS uncQuasd Uyaay
other preparation, as in ChlOrO,, or Retention Irtsa
hrtioR Paufulness, Suppression Of Customary Evao
nations glceraed or sehnOns gtsto Of tho Utsrus;
Lsuchorh~a, and all complaints inodsn, to She seq
whether arising nom hsbs Of dissipation iuprudencios
or In tbo decline or change ONO
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The Celebrated Poor Richards Eye water, sii Sma
NF'-@'' NO.4IO ARCH street.
scalp RenOvAtor, 81,
ssiowS-an No. 40 ARCH Street.
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GOAL AT COST-S75O PER TON.-THE
- Consumers Mutual Coal Company. Incorporated
under tto General Mining Law Of the State Of Penn
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Illness of Thomas ID. Mc9ee.
ouEHEo, November o. Thomas Darcy
MCGEE is lying dangerously III in this CITY.
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THE RUSSELL Farm OIL COMPANY,
SUGAR CREEK, VENANGO CO., PA.
CAPITAL. $3.50, 900.
FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES or 50 EACH.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TsrCE G2Jo PER SHARE.
$4,000 REsERyED FOR WORKING cArIrA1.
J. b. MgCAE |RN, President.
thpAAs 4. SCOTT, VCE-PREsIBENr
DIRECTORS
} J., hDCREAEN, J, W. VANHOUTEN
lhoMAs A. SCOTT, PHILIP FEREEE,
JOHN BOWER.
7hAMIlL =. IERELE secre arI and Treasurer
ny properly be lnging TO IN 4OmpEny consists OF One
hundred aud Fifty Acres IN fee smpe or valuable ubr-
calIg Oh Land, situated on Sugar creek about two miles
nom W mouth which empues iRoE French creek, YGnangO
This property has been selected with view to its valu-
ADe hcaton, having its lines extended along and bOh
hGeb the creek over three hundred which, together
WIN the large amount OF Elat or Bottom Land gives
sHlSlor advantages for drilling large number Of Oh
eis AZ least one Hundred Wells be located, with
ample room for Tanks, Engine-hOuseg and Dwellings
koo0 Wen giving twenty barrels per day, Is within
ionIlh OF mile above i, also, several good producing
The oil obtained on this creek Is the Luhrcatlng on
winch CurnmLnCB IN price hundred p0F above
other oils, ana Is more IN demand.
The Company can obtain a large revenue by parties
half Of the oil free Of expense to the Company dependent
OF the revenue from their wells, there being large
Buficcncy Of land for both purposes,
IL Is des ned 70 give the contract 10 drill several wells
In the best location al once The title to the property IL
perfect and ifee OF incumbrance.
Subscription Books are now open at the office or
FEkREE & co,
u-l7-Rt No. 33 s. THIRD Street.