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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15
HEMB0LD IS
Genuine Preparations.
COMPOUND EXTRACT
0 E B U C e TT .
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

For Weakness arising from Exeesses habits Of disspa
tion Early lndisereton Of Abuse attended with the fol-
lowing symptoms - Ee
Indsposition to exeron loss Of power Loss Of mem
ory, Dificuy Of breathing, Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror efdisease Wakefulnsss DmDess Of Vision, Pain
in the back Universal lassinde of the Muscular system
Hot hands Flushing Of the body Dryness of the skin,
EruptiOns the face Pallid eountenance.
There symptoms, il allowed to 60 on which this msdi
cine invariably soon follows mpotency, atuity
epeptie fits, in of which the patient may expire
Who viii say they frequently followed by those
dircfu diseases insanity and consumption. Many
of the of their suffering but VIII confess
the records Of the insane assylums. And melancholy
deaths by Consumption bear ample witness the truth of
the assertion The constitution affected with organ
Weakness requires the aid of Medicine Strengthen
and Invigorate the system, which Hebolds ex1act bu
chu invariably does. trial will convince the most skep
tcaI t.i4s s1A
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15
Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth

Dfhce OF the secretary OF the CommonWealth.
Harrisburg, april IS, 1864.
PENNSYLVANIA, S.:
do hereby certify that the foregoing is full true
and copy of the original Joint Resolution Of
RI. s. the General Assembly, entitled Joint Resoln-
tion proposing certain Amendments to the Gonst-
tuition" as the same remains on file in this OIL ce
In TESTIMONY whereof have heFeunto my hand and
caused the seal of the Secretary Office to be affixed the
day and year above written.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15
COAL OIL, COIL OIL lamps POCKET BOOKS
PIPES. *

taII and see as betore pnfchasings y =
apr. s, 1868 ms
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15
A JOINT EsoLUTIoNf PROPOSING CERTAIN
"A AMENDMENTS 10 TIE GONSTITUTION.


Bet resofrc Jy tie Senate and House OF Repressata
tires IF TIE Commonwealth Of Peaasgleania III General
Assent6lg That the following amendments be propo
sed TO the Constitution Of the Commonwealth in accord
anee with theprovions Of the tenth article thereof
There shall he additional section 70 the third article
of the Constitation, be designated section four
follows lNsfaE
SEefIoS l. Whenever any Of the qualified electors of
this Commonwealth shall be in any actual military
vice. under equison from the President of the United
States by the authority of this Commonwealth, such
electors may exercise the right Of suffrage aelections
by the ctsehs, uder such regulations are Of shall be-
prescribed by law fully as if they present at
their usual place Of election"
SECTION There snail he two additional sections to the
eleventh article Of the Constitution, be designated
sections eight, and nine, as follows fFs
"SEcuoN s. NJ bill shall be passed by the Legislature
eentaining more than one subject which shall beeary
expressed the ttle. except apprsprstioh bsls.HA
SEcTToN g. No bill shall be passed By the Legislature
granting any powers, privileges, any case where
the authority grant such powers privileges has BEEN
or may hereafter be- conferred upon the courts of this
Commonwealth Car
HRSRY G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of tie House Of Represea.atires.
JoHS p PENSY,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15
REwARE OF coUNrERFETTs.

Beware Of Counterts and dnprineipaled dealers whs
endeayor dispose sf their ownn and other articles
on the reputation attained by Hebolds genuine prspa
ratiens. Hemboids extract buchu, Hembolds extract
Larsaparilla Hembold's improved wash Sold BY all
Druggists eyerywhere Ask for Hembelds take other
the advertisement and send for it and aToid mPe
sition and exposure
dec. II. 1S63-rx. D
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15

PURLIC SPEAKERS, MILITARY 0FFTcERs and SIEG-
"a ERs can use '.Brorns Broncsict Troches or Cough
and Voice Lozenges, freely asrequsite
ing nothing that can injure the system They are
invaluable for allaying the hoarseness and irritation
incident to vocal exertion, clearing and strengthen
ing the voice.
Mrs. MAGpALlyE GREGoR, who recently died in
Franklin county, was one hundred years and one
month old. She counted nine children. thirty-one
Srana-ehldren, thirty seven reat-grandchildren
6a2 ana sN great great gTtnd ehild7en-makng a total
living postery of one hundred and three represen.
ting five generations
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-07-15

Cor. G. H. CovoDE, 4th Pennsylvania cavalry was
killed in Sherdans fight the 24th ult. He was
son of Hon. John sCevode, the second son who has
been killed within six weeks. His brother Jacob
WAS killed with Grant, in one of the battles after
crossing the Rapidan.
Nor BaD.-An indiyidual recently advertised '.for
wife; and requested each applicant to enclose her
z carte de vsite. One Of his correspondents closed
her reply in these terms: Il do not enclose my carte,
for though there some authority for putting cart
before horses know OF none for putting one be-
.rs fore an ass
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

1t is related Of the witty Dominican monk
Bocco, that he had a great dislike to tobac-
co; and when once preaching to q crowd Of
Spanish sailors, he astounded them by tell
ing them that there were no Spanish saints
in heaven. A few, he said, had been admit
ted, but they smoked 90 many cigars that
they made the holy virgin Sick, and St.
Peter ses his wits to work to set them out
At length he proclaimed that a bull fipht
was to be held outside the gate of paradise.
Thereupon every Spanish saint, without
exception, ran off to the fight, and St. Peter
Immediately closed the gate, and took care
never to admit another Spaniard.
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Lincoln's visit .sto the Front.

AASOAh tADkU ~ GuC 'front.'
An army correspondent Of the World re.
lates the following: l.1 3,
One remarkable fact was noticeable in
connection with the Presidents visit. AL.
though the rebels had timely notice of his
visit through the columns Of the Washing
ton shoddy organ, and although he rode on
several occasions in plain view, and within
easy range of their rifles, not shot was
fired at him. At . point where our men
have been particularly harassed by sharp.
shooters, and where the unusual display
must have particularly attracted rebel ut,
tention, he passed by as safely as though he
were riding down Pennsylvania avenue sur
rounded by his body guard. b q The shrewd
reader need scarcely ask the reason of this
uncommon courtesy on the part of the
rebels. They evidently considered him the
best General they have had in the field since
Stonewall jackson; and woe betide the I'M,
lucky rebel ignoramus who should draw q
bead on the illustrious joker who occupies
the seat of Washington. At rebel hands
this unfortunate would find q ready. rope
and short shift a3gs.l '.l1a r.75pfI
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p ATIONAL MEDICINE. u..
DIR. THOMASJ. KISNER,

Will In addition to the treatment ofa Acute Diseases
devote portion of his time to the treatment of all va
OF Chronic Diseases upon the Rational or Eec
tric System. Such as Diseases of Eye and Ear, Rheu
matte and Nervous Diseases Spinal Affections Epilep
y Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and Kid
neys: All scrofulous, Skin and SyPhilitic Diseases
Club Feet or Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases both
Acute and Chronic, to which Females are subject
From his long experience in such cases. he feels com
ndent OF giving entire satisfaction to any who may
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. All communities
tons strictly confidential and promptly attended to-
Ofhce hours A NJ. to 9P. N.
Office and Residence on Sd Street. near Reed & Kraft
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, Viva. Ne -.
iy2-dEw-Iy
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SG}l5'7LII0
|64;{5!|22z
Il p + LIE s.
. SURE

EVERY BODY is being cured of this distressins
Il disease by the use of
! DIR, sTRIeKLAND's PILE REMEDY.
Read what those say who have used il
Mr.. Charles W. Lsndra1n of Ioi,isvilla and NJ 7
Ha.arde Cincinnati O., both were cured after usins
one pot OF Dr. strickl.nd's Pile Rem edy They saw
they have tried everything but could obtain no relief
but one ros 81 ssrisLand Pile Remedy effected
psrlecI cure aTeT suffering for many years with the
who is suferins to try it. '--'Nr1 '>''
500 ny an Dr1gsst. so cents Per pot. Manufactur-
Cd az NO East Fourth street, CINCINNATI Ohio. Az
depot, Cincinnati, Ohio =, $50 ' -
q Chas ". Graham, !" %
Jacob earns, Bridgeport, O. -51-14 o.
Me9aea Aekelvey, Bellsire. llyl -Ii r. q
5a1 . nc Co., Cambridge DrusSiyty.
% 11os; cummings, Washington ~
- 80 Rogers, Morrisfovn. = -.sir. al
y. y. MetcaI Belmont. go
=: welsh Co., Druggists, Belraire.' 90
hacnaru.on Bna, Behsus, Front ST. a.
Jacob Ahmyer, Benwood, W. Va.
""AAyen Hays Front st. BellsIre. = s.a.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

mo- AZ. the INDEPENDENCE ...
~, ari<6 IL, LII nched, nor otherwise
treatsd 70 xifsitd sbssSpse Of his oppOsi
sion to the wa<.--Qaths contrary, he con.
tinued, for many years after, 4 member O
Parliament and. in l7s2 lYas one q tpee
majority III votsd athst ii b the option
of this House.that . further. eoatiasanessei
an Offensive Mar in America for the purpose
q .ubdnil.s y as, ~ sss', Z s : !.
ly impracticable; and soon afterward he
became a member of the Cabinet from
vhich lord Noafa and BIS colleagues we're
| !" fGs !, sGsGf n1&kG tsasSs
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The policy of Lord NORTH, who was at
the head of the British Administration, to-
ward the American rebels was of the same
Character as that of our Administrative
toward the Southern rebels; and wa, obsti.
nA'ely persisted in until Parliament was
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IrOn-CIad Monitor,

great curiosity. u.
The spacious Halls are brilliantly illumins.
ted and profusely orna mented with evergreens
flowers and drspery, with flowing fountains and
singing birds.
A cauacious Concert re ON is erected and amuse
ments and entertainments are introduced each
evening H .,n.
No effort will DO spared to make the Fair
worthy of the sacred object for which it pleads.
Contributions Of money, goods, useful and fan
ey articles labor, fruit flowers cur osties nation
al relics, Etc, Etc, are solicited and win be
thankfully received by any Of the officers or COM
mittee.
The assistance and cooperation Of the Ladies Is
acr ioll,
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Semi-Annual Statement of
Wheeling Savings Insti-
tuition, July L, 1864.
DIVIDEND.

. J DIVIDEND.
WHEELING SAvINe's INSTITUTION, July /, 1864.
The Directors of this Institution have this day de-
elared dividend Of ten l0 per cent, on the Capital
Stock free of State and Federal tax out Of the
Of the last six months payable to the Stockholders
their legal representatives. on demand.
jy4- sc. 'a A. @. MCKEE, Treas'r.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-06

me fants Baster and one Pants Finisher.-
~ Also two Vest Finishers.
None o9t the best hands need apply. Inquire
~" Cor Main Monroe.
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Patriotic citizens Of nIghboring communities
are earnestly requested to assist this great labor of
love, and send contributions and delegations to its
support. -s.r
The following named geatlemen from nsighbor-
ing towns and cities have bsen appointed agents to
forward any contributions hat may DO contributed
to them, and also TO use any and all means in
their power to further the good wsrk on behalf Of
the suffering soldiers: b. - :
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

lance TO the public were necessarily
abandoned, and private enterprises fear,
fully crippled.
As soon as Federal protection was
given the work Of formation of q new
State commenced. The people wrssted
theMselven from the tyrannical grasp Of
rebellion, burst the mOnacles that the
Richmond oligarchy had fastened upon
convictions Of Justice and right, sent 10
the field as noble men as ever grSspod a
sabre or aimed q trusty gun, aud to-day
Just recovering from the shock Of seces,
sion. Vast Virginia stands forth Olsen,
thralled, an ornament TO tho grand gal.
sSy Of loyal States, so much the brighter
for having passed through the fery or
deal. No stain Of dishonor rests upon
her fir brow she has trumpled upder
foot the rag with tho ratIlesnoko. and
history will award her a prominent place
In the pages of renown, The iron horse
will soon traverse her rugged mountain
sides, the shrill whistle will resound In
every glen, the claller Of manufactures
will invite hilher tho industrious mo,
chanic, aud she will pour out upon the
world her minerals aud mechanical pro,
ductions,
VETERAN,
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From the Fairmont National.

'V'" Wv f"'''''"' ""''V""'
Mr. EplToR'-l wish to give an idea
OF some of the doings in the kanawha
valley IN regard to the treatment by the
civil and military oil oullawed TeNe's-
Inc men wish to speak OF are Mr., s.
N smith, w..o is the son Of D. Ii. Smith
s. y, Smith held commission in tho
rebel servIcei The other is Dr. l, 7,
Hale who was eap'aia ct an artillery
in Cen Wlse's legion These men Ind
ing lhey could make more money by ra'
turning to hanawha and buying up
Southerd States bank paper aud conled'
crate iunds' threw up their commissions
and came sncaklng back through The IN
iiuence OF tho u s. District Attorney
and IN connection with few others
commenced their hollish work of double
laced robbery of both North and son'h'
They have bought up this paper at 30
per cent. discount, then forced the old
and 'nhrm President OF tho bank OF Vir,
gln'a at Charleston, TO give up tho bes'
oonds he had IN ms possession, whieh
were on rebellandhoIdors and adyorll'
sed their ferns for sale. These men are
holding high positions in the miIst OF
Union men and refuse to take the oath
TO the new State Government and Meth
or the civil or military can compel them
to take IT, How long shal such men as
these who are as doep'dyOd traitors aow
as they were when they held their com
missions under jeff Davis and ready lG
carry on their work OF desola'ion and
damnab'e treason IN trying TO 'romplG
under loot the glohous stars and stripes
the emblem Of our nationality, disrupt
ing and tearing asunder tho Union oI
these States formed and joined together
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AIlAbou,D,mplOs.

Dimples are the perpetual smiles Of
Nature the very Cunningest device and
lurking place of Love. When earth iS
dimplel by dells and valleys, it alwayV
seems 10 laugh; when the ocean ia dim.
pied by the breeze, it sparkles with joy
beneath the sunshine Of heaven. Wa
cannot look for frowus on a dimploa
face frowns and dimples will not assoI
ciato together, How soft, how rogulsh,
how beautiful are the dimples in tho sls
bows and shoulders, the pretty handg
and feet ofthe rosy babe. Mothers dotq
upon those darling dimples, and delight
to kiss them. But perfectly enchanting
dimples, at leas! to the Oyos Of an on
thusiastic young man, are those which
come pecping out of the cheeks around
the mouth of "sweet seventeen" whep
sweet seventeen essays some arch pros
voking sally, pOoping out aud lyIng
away the moment after, coming and Cos
ing with the most bowitohing Ooqpetyy,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

A TEXT MISPLACED, Elder T., hav,
ing occasion to preach in the town OF
Gilead, chose what he ianced the appro,
plate text rs there no balm in Gi,
loadl Is there no physician Thereof
He tells tho result: "lt happened that
among my hearers was an old negro who
had lived great many yeas in the
family Of the village doctor, and nothing
could rils the fellow so quick us tho
mere suggestion lhn, the doctor didn't
know everything. Every time | repeat.
ed the text l noticed that tho darkey
manifested much emotion, which I at.
Iributod to the peculiar fervcncy OF tho
African temperament; but warming with
the subject, repeated the text with
unusual pahos-'Is thcrO no 6alm in
Gllead, and is there no physician thero?'
Old Pomp could san,l it no longer, and
springing to his fcot;-'Don't know nuf.
fen bout de balm, massa, but dare's jes'
good doctor here as dare is in Dc
world"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22
From the Binghamton, IN, W Democrat
West Virginia

The Military Department Of West
Virginia being unusually quiet, | pro
pose to sketch yOua single paragraph o
interest to every capitalist in the State
Of New York in reference to the geo.
logical tendencies OF the soil Of the Great
Kanawha. Above Charleston salt works
have long since been established, al
though upon diminutive scale compar
cd with those Of Salinu. There is Obun.
dance Of material, but a scarcity Of cap.
ital, Hence. great results are not easily
obtained. Coal exists in abundance, and
of superior quality, Untold millions
Of treasure lies buried beneath the noun
tains. Capital is only required 20 I'm
fold 10 the world the wealth repOsing be-
meath the surface The oil works ol
this vicinity are limited, although the
earth is one vast repository Of gaseous
material. Hero is an opportunity for
the most profitable Investment. Almost
every steamer brings lhiIhor spectators
from Chicago. New York, Philadelphia,
and other principal cities, who have
her, tororo been ignorant of the bound.
less wealth OF this region. Capital and
enterprise will yet make the Kanawha o
household name. In reality, there is o
pecuniary feast spread out before the
moueyed men Of New York, not only
OF the city, but Of the interior.
The question may be asked. Why
has not the wealth of Kanawha Valley
heretofore been more fully developed?
Because, for years previous 10 tho out
break of the rebellion, East Virginia
proved herself ontagonS;ic 10 the western
section Of the Stato, placing every pos
sbIo barber in the polh ofadvnncement,
enyious of her resources md her market.
Upon this side of the Allegheny range.
the entire interest was concentrated in
West. Two or three hundred miles dis
taut from Richmond, the channel Of com
municalion being mountainous wagon
road, is It TO be wondered at that the
people of the western section should pre-
fer the navigablc waters Of the Kunawhn,
that flows by their own doors and meets
the Ohio but a short distance below,
They were thrown into the vortex OF
rebellion by the passage Of tho ordinance
of secession by force OF arms, and against
the wishes Of an overwhelming majority
Of the legal votorS. Troops we're sent
from East Virginia TO excite the people
to arms, and overawo tho patriotic mas
sos. Sensation tales werc related -
how the NoIthern vandaIs were advanc
Ing, burning and plundOring private pro
pcry, and driving innocent women and
children TO the mountains, when the
tread of Federal Sfoot had not been
heard east Of the Ohio, BY gluriug aud
unsurpassed lolsiliOs rebel force was
organized. Business was suspondod,-
in fact, the whole region was in Jtroro
Of cToitoment Projects Of vital impOr'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

Our AT NI6Hr. Fathers aud moth.
ers look out for your boys when the
shades Of the evening have gathered
about you'll Where are they then7 Are
they al home, round the pleasant social
iiresldo, loving and loved, or arc they
roaming the streets? Are they. gainipg,
useful knowledge iutsIit evening SiIi.
your words and experiences, or are they
gaining street edacationP II the latter,
take care, the chances Of their ruin arc
many. There is scarcely any thing
moro pemicious 10 its effect, moro dos,
lructive to their morals, than running
abroad at night
Under the cover Of darkness they ac,
qure the education Of crime; they learn
10 be rowdyish, if not absolutely vicious
they catch up loose, obscene talk; they
hear sinful thoughts burted out in pro,
fame words; they become restless, rock
less, riotous. II you would save them
from vulgority, save them from ruin,
save them from prison, look after them,
and see TO it that night finds them safe
at home. The chaplainG Of our prisons
Tell us that many convictp date the com,
meucement Of our sinful urse from be,
ing out at night when Childron. "Thors
is no place like home," true enough; this
may bo rung in many more senses than
one; and certainly there is no place Ike
home for boys in the evening,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

GF-A clergyman at Cambridge prea,
ched a sermon, which one of his audi,
tors commended.
Yes, said the gentleman TO whom il
was mentioned, 1t wos a good serm on,
but he stole H.. This was repeated to
the preacher, Ho resented it and call.
ed on the gentleman TO relrAct. Il am
not, replied the aggressor, very apt TO
roLract my word; but in this instance l
will. | said you had stolen the sermon,
/ find l was wrong, for on returning
home and referring TO the book whence
l thought it was taken, Iound ii there
EVA letter from the Rio GranlO
says the rebels arc hanging and impris.
oning all the men who showed any IA.
vor to tho Union forces at the time
Brownsville was occupied By tho latter.
All the property Of suspected persons Is
coufSoated,
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DR., James 4. HOOff,

VNENDERS his professional services to the
l. citizens of Point Pleasant and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply
of drugs, oil, paints, dystulfs, varhish, Essences
xtracts, pcrfGmery and soaps of all kinds and
patent medicines and a very superior article of
sarsaparilla.
He also has a large stationery. tobacco, cigars
and an excellent rticle Of pure cider vinegar.
Feb. 81, lS62.-lv'
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

1t was recommended in my last mes.
sage that our Indian system be remodel,
ed. Congress, al its last session, acting
upon the recommendation, did provide
for recognizing the system in Califor.
MIA, aud it is believed that under the
present organization the management of
the Indians there viii be attended with
reasonable success, Much yet remains
to be dOna to provide for the proper gov
eminent OF the Indians in other parts Of
the country, to render it secure for the
advancing settlers, and to provide for
the welfare Of the Indian. The Secre-
tary reiterates his recommendations, and
10 them the attention Of Congress is in
vited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22
Dr. - q Shaw,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
TENDERS his professional services to the
L public. Calls from the country promptly
attended TO. Office on Front Street, adjoining
the "Virgina House"
Feb. 81. IaG2-lY.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

BE~ "A little man grows Jealous, We
know ofnothing to compare him to, upi
oss il Is bottle ofginser pop 10 0 blgb
state Of ebullitlon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

B1-The silk dresses oftho Southern
ladies'. new at the beginning OitLo Re,
bellion, have now been 80 often turned
and returned, and altered, and myGtorl,
ouSly manipulated, As 10 make il impqs,
sible 10 repoir them agaln,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

BSFA gentleman. whose father hsd
been hanged, was accustomed TO aay n
him. "He died suddenly upon o plVtY
form at o largo public meeting
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-12-22

EV-So, OrOl fnO colom may 30 pres
ducod from the rOsIdum Of petroleum.
Several firms are organised 10 the oil
regions to develop and bring thO alS'
Covery to practical pgV,