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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
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Having bought our goods a. much lower price
than they eau b bought A. present and being de-
sfro1scf bnildtng up trade IN the CRY, 80 pro-
pese to sAii a. very small profit 20 bring yoer
gr.snbsskA, and examius our stoek fof yourselves,
and ssl confident that your vi.it wiz do Jos
zooa. for We don't think any one can Leave with-
Sus buYsnz. WRISHTs a ROBERTS
KvsnEyilIs, SEPT. Esth, lss4- ssi5-sD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
8. T.-1s6O.-X.

8. T.-1s6O.-X.
Persons Of ssdsntsry habits trsubis4 With
weakness Iassitnas, paipitation Of tina heart, lack
Of appetite, distress altar eating, torpid liver
constipation. deserve 10 suffer, II shsy will ct
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now recommended By the highest zsdi-
cal authorities, and warranted - produes "a IN
n.>dials beneficial eject. They are sxossdingiy
agrssahls, erfsc.ly pure, snd nust suppressed all
other sonies whore healthy, gsntIs stinuisst is
required.
They purify, strengthen and inviEsrats.
They create = healthy appetite.
They are an antidots 70 ehssgs Of vstsr and
diet.
They overcome the Effects Of sisslpatioa Aas
late hours.
They strengthen the system sA1 'aliTsn the
the mind.
"a They prevent missrnAtis ana Intermittent -
vsrs.
81 They purify the breath and Asidsty Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia aud Oonstipstion.
They cure Diarrhse azd CholsrA Morbus-
They care Liver CsnplAlnt and Hsrvous
o. Headache.
They make this weak strong the hsssio Sfh
liant. snd are e1haastsd natures great rsstsrsr'
They are composed ofths eslssrstsd calisays BARK
wintergrsen, saAsAfras, reefs and herbs all pre-
.srVsd in perfectly pare St. Crs4x ruz. Fer par.
tleuiars. SEQ circulars Aas testimonials ArsuHd
each bottls.
Beware Of lmpestoS. Examine every bottis.
SEQ that II has our private q. .. Stamp uamHti.
iatsd over the cork, with plantation seems, and
eur signature on fine steel plate side label. sss
that orr bottle Is not rs-nllsd with spurious Aad
isieierious stan. Any person pretending 70 sell
rlantation Btters BY the gAiIoa or in bslk, Is an
impsstor. Any person initiating thls bottle, or
,siinz any other material there's, whether called
flantation Bttsrs or net, Is eriniAAi undsr the
| O. r. Law, and will be % prosecuted b. as We
already have our eye on several parties rs-AliIag
! our bottIss &s.. who will succeed Ia getting
themselves into close quarters. The demand fsi
UraEe's Plantation bittsrs frsm ladies', clergy
men, nerehanta, &C., 10 Incredible. The simpls
rial Of bottle 10 the eEidsAos present efthsi
-sorth aud superiority, They are sold b. all re
-pectsbls druggists, srocers, physicians, hotsls,
.aioons, steam boats. and country stores.
P. n. DkAKE 90.
4 No. Z02 Broadway, N. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23

HAoAN's MAenOL A BALM.
This is ths moat delightful Asd sHtrAordiaarJ
srtisle ew' laoovsr u changes the sun burnt
ace and " - 10 parry satin texture sf rsvsh
Ing baaaty.' pparting the marble purity Of youth,
and tho -. gss SppearAaosss iavitlsE In the city
belle Of ion. II removes tau, frsekfss, pim.
lss aud xhness from the akin. leaving the com
slexlon 81, Transparent and smooth. II Goa.
talns material injurious to the skin. Patron.
nod by Actresses and Opera Singers. II Ia wAai
svory lady should nave. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W v. Hagan, Troy, MY.
Address ail orders 10
DEMAs 4. BARNES a Co, New 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
House Furnishing -.
Retail Department.

= In our House Furnishing Department
We have full stock of 4sa~-rr
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats. window Shades
Wall Paper. Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices. Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &C.. making the most
complete stock TO be found in
Evansville. mo- 9Lou y .sDoS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
UPPER EsLARGExKg'
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.

Lot, Block. An,f.
Baker, wfIliam, undv. hk Of
3eT n. Of wharf property
beEow Diyison strsst.----- - f..-...--...- IS g
Twirg, q. a W. G., NV ~. Aaiaass 10 81
Kslisr, d. O., q lot Of groaads
boun8s& on the vest BY
Less ST., ca the eaAs hs
alley, and on tbs south-
east ~ a 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
HEIMsTKEEr's
Tnimitable Hair Restorative.

NOT A DYE
nu, restores gray hair to its original sslor, By
applying the capillary tubes with BAturai susie
nance, impaired ey age disease. All S.sss-aaHs.
0u' dyes are composed Of lunar sostie, destroying
tbs Vitality aad beauty Of the hair. Aad sRsrd Of
themselves ne dressing. Hsimstrost's IaimitabIs
Colorng not only restores hair 10 ts natural osor
BY an easy process, but gives the hsira
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its fAllins o. Grad.
ies'es dandrun. and imP< ts health and pleasant.
ness 10 the head. IthNs tood the test Of time "
Ing the eoiornal Hair Col oFinE, aud u constantly
increasing in favor. Used bs both gsatl.nsn and
ladies'. 1, is sold BY all rSspsstable asAlsrs. OF
can be procured By them II the commercial
agents, D. s. BARNES b CO.. aoa Broad u1y. Ns-
York. Two sizes. 50 cents asd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
Civ Orders

1OHi NOV. l4th. ORDERED, by THE
lCO-t, Council, that all persons holding CITY
Orders endorsed previous TO October lst 1854 b,
payment, and that interest on such Orders viii
Ssase On the 18th day of November, lS6A
novlT W. BAKER, Mayer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
( UhEKUN AND UUMESTIE
Hardware.

General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
~ q II @ - % III,
only,with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass &c Grain
Soythes - q
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks.
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides.
Axes---the best brands,
Chains---Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades.
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches. Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures.
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware,
Notions---Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & Co.,
No. Is FIRST Street.
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ORIGINAL PLAN.
DONATION EsLARGEMEsT:

UbkaOr. owner. 2szss q ga
Yins strset.....----------.-.----. 50 q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
IN THE zs as
Retail Department

We have fall stock Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 81, Al,
81, 1e4 Blsaehed and Brown Cot.
tons, silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacqaes. Ladies Sun UNI
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c. to whichyre would
cali the attention OF all wishing to .pur-
ehasss in our line Of bdsinessA "a
saysA1F JAQuESsz n FRENCH, "a
NO. 10 S4xSt Street, sEE ansNrAlhps "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
CITY NOTICES.

Notice to Contractors.
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TIE CITY
Il OF kvansviiie viii reeeive seaisd propo sails
until Deceneer eth 1854. for sxczvating and
grading the alley in kloek No J. Fourth Eniarge~
ment .sAa. ga. PFAFFLIN, CLERK.
BY A. n. McGRirS, Deputy novIT.td
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-23
The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

/. FIRE AND LfLAxp NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, nos a. herstefoFs, Al fAis rates
and liberal cos aitigBss - frFr N
/. BUSINESS CONDUCTED With constant sis
patch Bnd accHracy FWH
!. LOSSES always met with prouptnsss aas
ecmpleta justice. sf4a "a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17
THE MORGAN OIL COMPANY

THE MORGAN OIL COMPANY
Capital stock, 100000.
10000 SHARES. Par Value s. Per Share
Subscription Price, 81 Per Share.
working Capital, SeI, 900.
PRESIDENT,
HORACE J. SMITH.
yICB-rRBsIDRrT,
r. STEWART, MD.
TREASURER,
HENRY II. WILSON.
oLBRK,
b. I. JANNEY.
SUPERINTENDENT,
JASPER COPE WAY.
DIRECTORS.
Horace J. Smith. william T.. Maddox
II, stewart, NJ D., MordeSal ID. Evans,
Jane, l,,,,, ,wpll,s9 pan s. y' JsnnSy'
Jason l.. FcnnimOre.
Office, 33 and "a Washington Buildings,
No. 271 ~. Third ST. PhIIu.
The property OF the MORGAN OIL COMPANY consists
Of j In ee an Of which ctarof any incumbrance
.Oj acres situate in Morgan and Homer townships
Morgan county, Ohio, and l4O acres tributary of the
Clarion FLYER, in Jefferson county, Pa,
Prospectus and Maps az the office Of the Company,
which wiz be opened ON MONDAY the 18Th ust for sub
sgTiptOns 10 the sleek. l2-lG Ct
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GeneraIs.in-Chior of the United States


The irny and VARY Journal gives the list of
officers who have held the position Of General-tn-
Chief Of the Army OF the United States, as fol-
lows -
Brcyet Briga1ier. General Josiah Harmar from
September, 1889, 10 March, 1891.
Major General Arthur St. Clair, from March,
1871, TO March, 1902
Major General Anthony Wayne, from March,
1872, TO December, 1896.
Brigadier- General James Wilkinson, from De-
cember, 1876, TO July, 1898.
Lieutenant General George Washington, from
July, 1898, TO December, 1899.
Major General james Wilkinson (again), from
June, 1900, to January, 1912.
Major General Henry Dearborn, from January,
1872, TO June, 1915.
M, ,ior- General Jacob Brown, from June, 1915,
TO February, 1928.
Msjor- General Alexander Macomb, from May,
1928, to June, lS4l.
Breyet Lieutenant General Winfield Scott, from
Sune, lS4l, to November /, 1861.
u Major-General George B. Mcclellan, from No
vember /, 1861, to July %, 1862.
Major-General Henry w. Halleck, from July
%, 1862, to March II, 1864.
Lieutenant-General l. S. Grant, from March
2, 1864.
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"A letter from Vicksburg says that the appro-
priRtion of JEFF. Davis farm for the use of freed
men will relieve the Government Of the support
Of some ten thousand negroes.
The war committee OF Hartford, Connecticut,
organized in 1862, closed their labors on Monday
evening last, after having enlisted two thousand
men, expended $4,000, and given S37 900 to
soldiers families. They have still on hand $1,000
Of the 100000 appropriated to their use.
"A soldier named Richard Hoffman writes to
the Cincinnati Commercial that inasmuch asshe
lost an arm at the battle of Stone River, and his
brother leg at BuenR Vista, he considers it hard
that both have been summoned to pay fine
OF $500 for non-perfOrmance of militia duty in
Cincinnati.
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Grenlng telegraph
sArrnDAY. prcEMBER u. 81
The Trumpy- Deulmc case Suicide of Dr.
DeInne and his Bride.

Demme and his Bride.
F,0s me london TfHs', verswber2i
BEuNE November 22r-Thc acGuital Of DR..
Hermann Demme, on the charge Of poisoning
his friend NJ. 1rmpy, has been succeeded by a
lamenlable family tragedy. The local papers Of
this city publish the following notice
"To Friends and Acquaintance The stlrt-
ling intelligence has reached us that in cord
Rnce with farewell letter, Dr. Hermann ID smme
and his bride Flora, allied ia taUhiul love have
sought aud found common grave ia the depths
OF the Lake Of Geneva. May eumity be struck
dumb at this news, but friendship oTCr silent
sympathy to Our sorrow
"rHE DEwtB FAMILY"
The following further details have since trans
pired :-Rumors OF the most extraordinary Guar
actCr have been m circulation for tue last few
days, on account of The mysterious disappearance
of DR.. Bermann Demme, acquitted a few days
ago At the Court of Assizes, and his bride,
Madlle Flora Trumpy who, after their bgtro,hal,
had encountered some klight obstacles as
TO matters OF form Tnc young pair suddenly,
and, il is said, without the knowledge or apprO-
val Of their relatives, undertook a journey TO
treiburg, Bulc, Niyis, and Ouchy, up 90 which
'alast place the most Jealous search succeeded In
tracing them, and where, unfortunately, the
cOrpses Of these TWO Young people, who had
sought death together, after leaving q letter Hu-
nouncing their ntenton were drawn from the
depths Of the lake. Very strange rumors are
current respecting the cause of the jour
ney. 1t appears 10 have been undertaken by DR..
ID mme and hi, bride without any pecuniary
means. From Bulie, which they reached in n car
riage, they seem to bave proceeded on foot, and
their boots, especially those of the young lady,
are said to have been torn and damaged, the last
six hours distance Of the way having been per-
formed over bad roads in rainy weather. 1t may
easily be supposed that such q termination to the
terrible drama which has so recently occupied a
large hare Of pub ic attention and interest, has
plunged the whole town in the greatest cOnsterna-
tion and excitement, and that sympathy for the
family of the unfortunate sufferers is general and
deep.
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CLARIoN RIVER
Nvu
MAPLE AND SPRING CREEK
OIL COMPANY.
CuOitnI stock, Ss,OUO 900.
Two arNDR.D 3-OystpD suAGu,. AT SO
TEG SHARE
Cugjaai Subscription 81 30 Per Share for
Full Paid np Stock
WORKING CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS

This Company ll, 5cgrrod d,cd right, and lease, to
'ou acrcs a the best territory on the Clarion riyrr
being Doe Che immediate range Of the renpsyyaufs Oi
Region, possessing most favorable gcoogca surface ndi-
cations, same as OIL creek; coal elevation similar aud
surroundings country lbouudug the strongest evidences
OF an ahu dant supply OF o u Is believed that this Com
psny has more good boring territory than auy other or
Company Offering stock n this market At the same
oper share having over 20 miles length Of river
ana tributaries.
Their property Is as follows viz s-
ls detdiight forever for oil 1870 acres on tbc pro-
2ery known the Brandon Tract In Forest county on
a. Clarion river and Napc creek with a river ana creok
,iu II about ten miles. On this property wcu was com-
~ the former iu 1860; before reaching tho
80 tect oil was obtained with every show for an
." Y but owing - the low price Of OIL and the
'aJ VI yusefIlucss with the slow and EXPENSIVE
- ~, , in use the operation abandoned.
,''. Wv. ~ '.' ,1upapy has derrick erected
mtnco sinking well T. a" p,opI''.'us lo'oy 10 oon-
amned Il, Is said to be ~ .,,sc, q, ,n,,,,,. -.
abundant producing wells.
~. lease for Bncty-nue o.. 800. -. .,.. .-..,-
(9-lO)pi all the oil on O tractof lJJ =. -, ~ 49,
Messerber Tract the Clarion ~ ',,' ~ - 1l0
above the Brandon Tract. This propG =, -
tensive river creek and tributary front OF , m II,
in lcngth. ' ~ n'''
On this property the Company has three ,.
with an necessary tools and machinery to couf.'"o'
springs In this nehborhood warrant the belief that how-
Ing wells VIII be found at depth not exceeding 70 tcet.
Nearly all the land on the Clarion river from lts mouth
to many miles above these tracts has either been leased
sold TO parties companies In New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Pitsburg, and other cities, and develop
mcnts being made with 1sttcsng prospects Of
obtauing large productions Of oil from THIS region.
This Company has reserved the very large sum Of
10000 working capital, enough 10 sink from 20 to q
wells; 600 OF which has already been cNpeSded in
engines, TOOLS and working matcrsg now on the ground
and with the inteution Of mmedaeb adding en-
gRes and tools their present stock they confidently
expect in very short time to have number Of wells in
successful opeIAon This, together with the fact that
they have secured the entire product OF oil tract
and nine tenths the other when companies pay
least royalty Of half 10 land owners also the
very rate which they offering their stock, ben
only fourth ors should induce those sock
| ing Investments to subscribe at once.
The books for subscription will be open the 10Th Of
December At their oGlsc, Washington Building, No 27a
s THIRD Street.
g. II. HAYES,
| l2-lG.Gt TREASURER.
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1RUsTEEs.

FFANCIs A. rALNER. President Broadway nstk.
New loik.
NATHAN RANDALL, TX President United state,
Telegraph Company, New York.
ALRERT H. EICOLAY, Of Albert II Noolay & 90
Broko and Aucuonecrs, No 50 william street, SSw York.
EUGESEJ JACKSON, Of PolhamiuS a Jackson, BANK
eTs and Brokers, no i5 Exchange place, New York.
EDMUND c. sTEDMAE Secretary New York Potro-
lum stock Board and Boker, No. % Broad street, New
York.
ANDREW NrEIiAFFEY, philadelphia
FRANCIS A. GOODWIN, Phhst elphA.
ROBERT CLARKsoN, Of Clarksou q Co., Bankers,
No. l2l 4. Third street, Philadelphia.
JAMES NJ. CLARKE, on city, Pennsy,vauis.
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NATIONAL OIL REFINING COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital 5000, 900. 10000 Shares! $40 Par,
PRESIDENT.
WATSON MALONE
MANAGERS.
WATSON MALONE. HU0H STEVENSON,
MICHAEL g BOYER, THOS. LAECAHrnh,
4. BLACKBURN, JR., JAMES @, FARHlRA,
ALEXANDER n. BEAM
TRHAsURgR.
THOMAS J. LANCASTER
SECRETARY.
HENRY C. STEVENSON.
This Company Is founded upon substantial snd Ies
mate business basis, and OeTa greater Inducements and
reliable security for Investment than other
before the public Subscriptions being reoetVed
large portion the stock lI ALREADY ait Diagrams
fthe property be examined, aud ~ inlInah0n OBJ
taInsd At the o4eS OF the Company No B7 5. SECOND
JAS. III. STEVENSON,
u.a-tuthsIm GENKRAL AGRlTR.
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The property OF The above Compan. consists Of over 40
(r'ur hundred and siNJ) OF Lad in fec ,lmple
situated the Sugar Camp Branch Of sD,rs run. yo-
mango county, PcLnsy vaua lying between ol-reek ON
line between tho Hyde and Fgbcrt, Story aud Mslueny
and the Allegheny river, In the heart OF tn, ,r
regions nearly miles each side OF the run gable
territory with for the sinking Of hundreds OF wells
and considered by experienced persons the oil busl
invaluable oh.Producns territory There are oil
wells every direction aear this property producing large
yields.
The utmost energy hcng, and will be, directed to the
development Of this property make It productive and
remuucrRuvo to the stockholders.
The Company own lease OF one and quarter acrcs on
the Cuberson tract the Allegheny river nearly adou
ing continuous pumping wells Of forty barrels per day,
well has lust been put In operaton Il 40 deep, from
which they receiving UO) barrels Of oil per
day, and increasing. II within few hundred yards Of
the celebrated Hu'sey and Mcbride aud Heydrck wells
Is this three or four more wells and on
which wells will be sunk without delay. on the main
property engine tools &C. being placed and contracts
being made for the sinking OF several other wells.
large portion OF tho stock having already been sub
scrbcd the books VIII remain open Tor short period for
the remaining shares at subscription price, SEO per
share, fun paid.
For further information, appyto
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TIE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

OIL COMPANY
Val ilhl''''''' ''''''s .SlOO,OOo
10000 SHARES..........PARY VALUE $1,000
PBESlDENT-JOHS ALEXANDER
TBEAsuRER-JoHS W. TOREEY.
sECRETARY-wM S. LANE.
DIRECTORS.
4. o. CATTELL, President Corn ENchsnge NauoA1
Bank, Philadelphia.
EDWARD @. JAMES, OF the house Of Thomaa Richard
sou Co.. Philadelphia
JOHN ALEXANDER, No. 1885 Arch street, PhHsda
DAVID VASpERYEER, Nc. 6oS n Thirteenth street,
Philadelphia.
J. II. LlDAY, Pittsburg.
h. Il. PORTER, NJ. D., wilmington
WM. 4. LANE, Philadelphia.
Ohioe No. las ). FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA
The properly OF this Company consists Of on Land,
Leases, and Ground Rent Royalties Of all the
oil produced on the "a. Buchanan Farm" on OIL Creek
And also all the oil and underground deposits In two hun
dred acres land East Hickory creek YsnAnse ooany
PennsyNania.
There about hundred and ny surveyed oil lots
ON tho "A Buchanan Farm" over sixty OF which are
leased to hrst class opersors Seventeen wells are nov
producing oil several now being tested with rOoG
prospects, and twenty thirty being bored vAnOua
stages OF progress.
As sold promising Investment Hmlted nuunbor OF
sn paid shares Of $40 per share may be obtained OF
EACH upon application to any Of tho officers. al the
Office ofthe Company.
The prospectus, containing full description Of the
pany property, can he obtained alhe office. Il-Ss-tm
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
OIL COMPANY.
CAPlrhL....''..'............'.'.'.. sjOo, 900.
100000 SHARES. ES.....................S5 IS Each.
Subscription Price. 81.
10000 Shares Reserved as Working Capital.
Office, No 3l4 MARKET St, Philadelphia

Ne.l. A wen on OF Greek, pumping 10 barrels per
day aud increasing,
No, J, well on Greek over 800 feet deep, with
Anc show OF uu. Near this is the Corn Planter Woil
which is now pumping 90 barrels Of oil per day.
No. 3, well OIL Creek $40 feet deep ready hor
tubing with splendid show OF o every prospect Of
ducnF largely.
Ne. 4. one NTH interest IN Of FIVE hundred
on the Allee heAy river; six webs pumping MY bar
res OF oil per day three wes going DOWN with
near mile Cf river mont. an good boring territory.
No, D. half acre At TideOue. near the Eoonomte Wells
which are now pumping sixty barrels per DAY.
No 6. bA acres In fee In Walnut Bend, on the Allie
gheDyTvor immediate surrounding this property
producing wells. This tract will be developed rapidly
subscriptions are now being received, and large por
ton OF the stock 6eaS taken. The pfospeotus aud al
information be obfaned II the 0os OF the CompAny
now NJ No. IA MARKET Street u i2lR
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Nbw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Organized Under the Laws Of New York.
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j. G. FRYER,

No. ll3 CHESTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, Deoember H. 1854. l2-lS-8t
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This Company has I2O acres of land fee, Allegheny
river Immediately opposite Oil City, and adjoining Lay
onis with llO rods the river and 75 rods mont
Lays Run. Hon, q. ?. Ramsdell, Editor Of the on
City Monitor and agent for this land, assures the
Company that It will sell In lots for SlOODO,
sewing the OH right, which Is worth 10000 addi-
tional Immediate revenue will derived for tho
Company the sale Of these LOTS and tho Compsny
have good engines with complete fixtures, to operate
INN ediatoly for Oil. The territory in this immediate
locality has never failed to produce probably.
Also leO acres in fee simple IN the celebrated Cherry
Run District Immediately adjoining Cherry Run Petroleum
Company whose stock is worth 30 per share. The
Company have offers, which will be accepted for
sinking wells lease, without to the corporation,
and one-haf the proceeds to 80 to the COMPANY The
Curtin and St. Nicholas Companies IN this immediate
locality, AMI their Itock is commanding a large
premium. In addition the Company has 40 aeIss, in fee
simple on Cherry Tree Run, which mptss into OH Creek,
and Is the best producing section OF the OIL territory and
40 acres simple TanHt Bend, fVe miles above
the mouth Of OIL Greek, and mOs from the
celebrated Reed well now producing Two hundred
baTreli per day.
Also the lease Of three tracts Of land two on OIL Creek
each producing barrels per day and on Ale
rheny river producing barrels per day OF heavy OIL,
worth now tweny-one toars per barrel. The Company
now resolves three ourhs OF the proceeds OF the last
named well and Of the other two. Each of these
tracts VIII be developed by the Company by sinking
additional wells and the engines and hxtUrsS are on
hand 10 DO IT,
The officers Of this Company mean TO prosecute the
development OF these lands energetieay, and they
have entire confidence that they win yield very large
| dividends on the capital stock
| subscriptions must Dc made promptlv, a. more thar
| one-half Of the stock Is already engaged
! Subscriptions will be received ~ ihc ofsc o. th
| Company. l1-lsGt