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The Independent Course.

The proposed Independent course of lee
lures in this city will doubtless be what its
name very plainly indicates. But in no sense
is it "a rival of the Mercantile. The latter is
composed OF all political parties, and its direc-
ton Is distributed in accordance with their
proelivitiee.
While, however, it is difficult to secure pop
uar lecturers with whom certain part of the
managers are in political sympathy, yet such
as are obtained find themselves under more or
less restraint in view of the fact that the Soei-
ETY. is of mixed political character.
But all this is natural, and furnishes no inst
ground Of complaint on either side. Not on
ly does sound policy suggest such an arrange
ment, but it almost follows as matter of me-
cessity. Let the Mercantile, therefore. pur-
sue its ordinary course, and derive its support,
as it has done, from those of all political par
ties. 1t will have the best wishes of the com
munity, and the patronage which It's energy
and fidelity shall clearly warrant.
But while the Independent is not rival of
the Mercantile, it will take ground which the
Mercantile, for reasons suggested, is not ex-
pected to occupy. The Independent origin
ated with, IS directed by, and will draw its
chief support from one political party alone,
and that is the party of the Union, one and
indivisible, with not tar blotted out nor
stripe erased.
Lecturers before the Independent will be
under no embarrassment upon any point which
has reference to human veal ia all its possible
phases and conditions. They, will enter the
domain of human rights, and surveying the
entire field, will make such observations, and
give such utterance as human wants, and their
OWE sense thereof, may happen to suggest
And this will be done with the utmost freedom
of expression, in strict accordance with the
programme, and wholly irrespective of the
presence of any who might deem such utter
ance inexpedient in a mixed assembly organ
lied with reference to difference of political
opinion and consequent action,
While, therefore, we advocate the indie
pendent Course of Lectures, as with great
satisfaction we do, we by no means disparage
the Mercantne. i4es eacn move on in its ac-
e4stqned channel and may eminent success
wait upon BOTH, a KAioMF
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PORTLAND AND VICINITT.
Es,0 Advertisements To-Day.

Eew Advertisements To-day.
ea're-Deering Hall.
Found--A Silver Watch
Nodoe--Annual Meeting. 800
New City Hall-Morris Minstrels,
DIR. s. T.. Sylvester.
Auction Sale.-Henry Bailey 4 Co.
Lost-A Gold Ring.
IOUU Tons heg wanted.
For Porto Rico. aH4
Auction Saie-E. NJ, Patten.
Mrs. Cushmar-New Style Bonnets.
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BALTIMORE, Oct 10.
meeting was held tonight in Monument
Square of the friends of the new constitution.
Senator Wilson was among the speakers. The
following letter from the President was read
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LIST OF LETTERS.
Letters Renlaining UncIaimed

IN the Post Office at Portland, State ofMaine 10th
Il day OF October, 1854
e-"To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for adcertised letters give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
gS-"If not called for within one MONTH they will
be sent to the D al Letter Office.
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- Mlectrtcftv

BY I10CtE1C1GZ
The Rheumatic, the equity, the flame aud the iaI7
Iaau With foy and with the agility and e1shc'
itv Of YOUTH the heated brain is cooled the rosi
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, wesAneis ig
strength the blind made to see the deaf 20 near sn
the palsied sorm TO move upright the pler2ls'J 1
voufS are oblitefated; the acctdente OF matuIS -
prevented; the cSIamities Of old age oDViA'oo' ~
IN active rirealAt00 matnsAlneu'
a9s LADIES
Who have cold hands ard feet; weak ssoSsens,
ls,ns end vsaS backs; nervous and siok ReaoseDe'
ne M ssimsaiuc in the head witn nege.
sa 81 the bowelsi pam "a the SEQ
to- ene eonsu or whitesli falling oil the
and G. teSna1 cancers; tuIno5s Poly Ras, al
wonb VA ~ diseases win tnd IN Electric
all that long - Sure. For Psintgi mehstrua.lon
Nv sure means .sscys, andan Oh those long hoa
too urofnse menstru& >esss Electricity IS certain
Of troubles with young ~ kaei restore the sai eref
sneciio and VIII IN e sl1o.
IA the vfgor Of health III kJpnrdfus ftf
sJg- Ws Aavea an kiscss0-Ch. -+ap. sucA a
extracting Mineral Poison frnm The a., -eds vi
MarnHry, Antimony, Arsenic, &c HIM, -"r..
arc IrSunlsa wI.n sim Joints, weak back. ana
oaa otoer atianaltes, the direct Cameo ~ vvbjcb H.
nice osses out o. tan, IL the effect Of A.
can % restored 20 natural siren 18th and v1eor he s
nee q from I've to eight Baths, 49, ~ 80
Otace hours from o'clock A n. toIP.H,;N
and Z ~ 8 Pm.
Constellation Free, iyIkised
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PORTLAND, Oct. s, 1854.

vs aias rda-t1- ifcAAf IL
slNAo tht 2 i'f wlaesss
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yer, on anything like equal terms. whom Il il
HuuuuauU! aoic 70 end the Wat at almost say
iIuneht Inc obvious method Of saving the
OiOCd OF thousands that are dear 20 those AT hose
OF ayerting the sorrows and anguish Of the
many who North and South, must lament
through bitter taturity the blood vet 10 be
spiued OF economi1ing the vast treasure yet 10
DC laVlshed IN support uf the strle-is most GER
tAinly tOUlaCe enough menbn the Geld TO overcome
dlI opposition. hlC the SouthrOns anyWi,c dit.
lCtchl nom the remainder Of humanity Not at
ah, lhe south will submit just a sDou ss thcre
., DO iuuttr visible chance Of success. Hups
hutrst cNTtCd with Mr.. LiuColu'> reelection.
ana lhe moral effect OF the disappointment can
not lie oyerdtgd
But q suoue force is yet bound together by
NpNihtin mn tiHry uCspyiism, gud Will CuutIuu.
10 hEht with passionate desperation ,p long as
more de,uslun eau inspire the mind uI Southern
leaders that ucgdyd victory may vet hc wCa.
such 'itoN they have right TO expect so tong
as TIE COuttndirg forces are SO evenly mltgheI
q, at ptUsCIt Aud NO mean not merely uutnt-
rcal equality, but that there should be considered
also TIE requirements OF the actively aggressive
policy OF ihc North. Around this Rebel lurce
plate Such humhetS as Viii make its success hope
less. Hud hiuodehCd vi / quickly cease: agin.t
such disparity neither Northern nor Southern
armies could On would FIGHT
For every possible reason then, let the end he
hastened. lLO,e Who owe allegiance % or IlW,
who have been su proud OF the priv iege OF
casting trCCUau's yOty-WhO have now v..II.t
that the land shall DC free, should show that they
can hazard something mote fora Countr, dc,cry.
ing their blood. Money will not win success. i'm
the held, nor will good wishes, nor active symDt-
thes, nor yet yot,s-Ouly ann men Gun d. that
and it l. simply cOwgr1Ice tor the masses of the
great North 20 stand idly BY or Co FORGET tho
work before her, when every nerve should thrill
Tor share IN the strife. And thcro should not
be NurthDm man, 10 whose vein, cIur.rsa
patriotic ireemtns blood, but that should be
Wiling TO shoulder his muskrt aud s.cp t9 the
hont. Oisuch stun was begJttcn the iudcprnd-
encc OF our county; such alone eau make it
etCInally frCC.
To end the war We st want men; TO procure
thtn mere should be prompt measures taken.
Operations can coon effectively durinp thr s.Irsr.
IN ile spring we shall present such power 10
the enemy that, If uof already disprg lnized aUd
Tumh.cd by inherent weakness, hut IA few steady
blows will be needed to give lasting peace to
ihe land, that viii be f,r more jOyfully ac,ep pied
by the South than by the North
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The entire and interest twelve acres on Cherry Run,
about thcc-fourhs ora mile above the Reed Wc Tiss
property Is wen located being all borelblc, and FIVE
WELLS are now being drilled on it, TWO OF which are
near competon and according to the leases granted FIVE
hOhL WELLS are 20 be commenced on the property
within one hundred days from November l. 1874, This
interest expected to Increase The yield OF the Company
to large amount
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HYDE AND I1GBERT FARM

Is to be Of the best producing farms in
the whole region.
The following remarks are taken from the financial
columns OF The Philadelphia" Press OF November To- ls6i
"lhc excitement In oil stocks is stll increasing and the
prices C sOmc OF the producing companies have
adv anCcU We notice the companies situated on the HIDE
ana Egber farm, which considered OF the best on
Oli Grcsk having rapidly advauecd within the last few
DAYS. This Is owing large wells having been
lately Stuck on this property, one flowing about thou
Saud barrels per day, ana flowing two hundred bar
rel per day The enre yield OF this aru is now between
hoen hundred and two thousand barrels per day and
some of the companies located the 'Mape Shade
Hyde Karin, 'Rock,' Egbert. and Mineral have
lad theft incomes doubled by the above new wells going
down tbs 0rm, Of which largest oil creyice
yet found Is aid 10 have been struck"
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now producing some 80 BARRELS PER DAY. This well
f. ono OF Il most reliable, and has been daily ncrcasng
and the striking OF has proved tho fact that Cherry Run
property Is among the most reliable productive In tho
ell region.
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THE RUSSELL FARM OIL COMPANY,
SUGAR CREEK, vENANGO CO., PA.
CAPITAL $3.50, 900.
FIFTY THOUSAND SHARES OF 80 EACH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE 81 20 PER SHARE.
S250O0 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
]. u. NCCkEARH, President.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, -PREsIEFNr.
nIMInINHl

THOMAS A. SCOTT, YiCE- -PREsIErNr.
DIRECTORS:
j. i. M,CREARH, J. W. YANHOUTEN,
THOMAS A. SCOTT, PHILIP FERREE,
JOHN BOWER.
SAMUEL p. fERREE, SecTG sry and Treasurer
The properly belonging TO IA ,Onps ny consists OF One
Hundred and Fty Acres simpG OF valuable Luhr-
eating on Land situated on Sugar creek about two miles
rom IL mouth, which empes into French creek, Yonango
county, Pa.
This property has been selected with view to IT. valu
able location, having It's lines extended along an on bolh
sdeh Of the creek three hundred which, together
with tho large amount Of Flat or bottom Land gives Il
superior advantages for drilling large number OF on
Wells AZ least One Hundred Wells be located, with
ample room Tor Tanks, Engtne-housei, ana Dwellings.
b0od Wei giving twenty barrels per day, within one
fourth Of mile above IT, also several good producing
wells on the creek below H.
The oil obtained on this creek Is the Lubrcatng on,
which cummHn. In ptiCc hundred per cent. above
other OILS, ana Is more IN demand.
me company can obtain large revenue by parties
Wishing 10 sinl wcls, reserying nom one-ourh to
half Of the O free expense to the Company dependent
Of ile revenue rom heir own wells, there being large
suficIency oflsud for both purposes.
IL Is des ged TO gyo The contract 20 drill several wells
In the best location a The title % the properly 10
perfect and free OF inCumbrance.
Subscription Books aIenow open at the office Of
FENREE & co,
u-E-lN No. jj :. THIRD Street.
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no THE UBLI Q.
DETECTION OF COUNlERtEl iEit5'.


TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
goLIcIToKs OFIICE, October %, 1854.
Coress b an act ia ssed It's last session, placed
lie sum money tie disposal OF the SECRETARY
III mo Treasury 10 be employed In she prosecution OF
easreg for the detection and punishment Of persons
euGaled In couuterQung Treasury notes, fractional cur
refcy and other securities The United states This fund
s devoted the payment OF rewards 70 detectives and
others through whose fundamentally Offenders brought
10 Justice and its administration and the conduct Of the
measures referred placed BY order the Secretary.
under Tie immediate supervision on me undersigned, to
whom al communications relating thereto, 10 tho
euenses Indicated should be addressed Liberal rewards
hae eady BEEN paid 10 several parties who have aided
h fhe nlpnhcn sion Of counerolters.
n hoped that tie stimulus thus ohered, added 70 the
interest which al good oitz must feel IN the suppress
8on Of crimes tending 10 impair the credit OF the national
Securities, and thGs cmbarass all business operai.onst
VIII induce the earnest cooperation OF all capa1h %
anold ng any aid in the efforts being made by the pepf
for The attainment Of that desrableonu. lis fs
cally urged hat al persons having knoWolge o ote@ t@
important 10 be known BY tho nepartmcnf, sos.ssasle
such onensfB, viii comuutlcal theIn fnny aAats'~
"a the undersigned. -. ,..,,ptr,f win
Publishers newspapers thfouf hout III M pu hllo
render soniial siryice o TIE Gogel911se ~ 40 %
Ny aiFht 0"apA-Nehh p'pi'"''I I.DWARl JQhDAN.
l.1G-w3m aollele-. a-- y =
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REED WE'LL,

The seventh Q-7) working Interest IN two acres and
r4he,n peicho, Cherry Run on which is situated the
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DRY GOODS.


CEILING OFF--REDTCTION IN PRICES
- I'm order TO close ON cur stn.E L,fr fI,. 49, M
Ignuary. we ba,, mad, g. Il AZ hi 1tiIin D., -
ana ury now o0Crirr .ornf yaryttgl' "a ~
ROW D. Tho lime Tor Or, ~ ono io ir,.T ,' a.
and gultp nrtigca Tor ' Wv .'"' ''
tuEIgTNAS IPI yENTg
CuEisImAs PRESENTS.
29@ !Si6 Pet Ss,S' SoPsssa; iss,j 5ni and an o.
'' Stv' S's' - ,h ~ ',,, i,''i'Nl "a '"''
Lower fhan q, s. otl or sr5,c in the city.
hI'LSS GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT REDUCE
PLAIN ruFi,',,yiI t. NNr,.trSors
Bua., Vurpes, Wines Greens Nod1s Brow. lr.-t,
from 81 90 500
T,,rrprss t4iii,N ~ a = ~ ~ II dFottLIE FottLIE ,...,,,
Emcs tircrns, rtrtl,s VINES Nfnics .'''"9'
AZ GREATLY REDUCED PRICrs
KARLSRUHE Ailko FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
SCARCE rG'2 l26 @S &,lsiI. ,Elsai7y I'm SiRs ro,op,
knS kI,fs' SS N.9Ss, ",s s1aT, 2aS N9ies5, y3S's
M ,,r. sttss ~ IVN 'Nl'LH' n, ..,,,..
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COQUETTE,

Said TO bo producing six hundred barrels per day Ctho
Striking ofths well advanced the Maple Shade Couoanys
stook irem Sl to S per sharo). Preparations viii be at
once commenced to sinh a well on this lot.
In lot No 20, which adyautsg geously sta ate from lis
proximity to the Keysonc leases ana the Jersey wog
In lot No. Il on which is situated the celebrated
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THE BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL COMPANY.

Il U " IL q N d N Ii L
OIL COMPANY.
CAPlIAL.............. 10000
10000 HARES......,...PAR VALUE $1,000
PREsDENT-JOHE ALEXANDER.
TKEASJR RER-IOHN ". TORREY.
sLCEElAEN-WM $. LANE,
DIRECTORS.
4. q. CATTELL, President Corn Exchange National
Bank, Ihuadeph,s.
EDWARD a.. JAMES ut the house OF Thomas Richard
sou a Co., Philadelphia
JOHN tLENhNDER, No. 1885 Arch street, rhllada
DAVID vANDERyEER No. Cos N. Thirteenth street,
Philadelphia.
J. IT, LYDAY, rlpsburs.
R.R. PORTER, NJ. D., Wilmington.
wM. z. LANE, Phladc,i h,s
Once. Nc. Ids s. FO URTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA
The properly or this Company consists Of OH Land.
leases, and Ground Ront Reserves Royalties Of an the
Oh produced on tho "a. Buchanan Farm" on Greek.
And also al the oil and underground deposits in hun
drcd OF landon East Hickory creek, yonanss couny,
PennsylyRHa.
Iherc about hundred aud luy surveyed OH lots
on the "a buchanan Farm" sixty OF which are
leased to st class operators. Seventeen wells
producing oil: several being tested with good
prospects, and twenty thirty being bored at various
stages OF progress.
As q sold promising Investment laitod number Of
n paid shares, so per share, may ob aimed s.
each, upon application to anyot me officers or at tae
OniCe OF the Company.
The prospectus cont liuins fun description Of The Com
psny property, can be obt1nsd al he ohcc. li2t
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THE CALF GREEK OIL COMPANY

-. OF WEST VIRGINIA.
Capital, 81 100000. Shares, 100000.
PAR VALUE, $40.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE paid in fun. ~ per share
RESERVED WORKING GCAPIrAL............. $40 900
PnEgDESr-JAhEs MuCUTCHEOE
SECRETARY AND TREAsURRR-wIILIAM BRICE
. - - DiRECroRs.
JAMES MoCUTCBEON, Ii. J. ADAMS,
HUGH CRAIG, GEORGE MCF ADDEE
WILLIAM BRltE. n. III GRAHAM,
HENRY G. BUTCHER.
The hock Book Of the COmpsny is now open at the
Counting House Of MessTs. MCCUTCHEON a COLLINS.
No. 24O n. FRONT Street.
Subscribers upon entering their names win be rsgurod
to my per their subscriptions the anCe In
sixty days. when The certificates OF stock will be ready for
delivery.
The lands Of the Company have been selected with tho
greatest care by some OF the most experienced oil
6eOlogsts Of the country aud consist Of:Frst About
two acres Of land Horse Neck, upon which they have
one well, IN which they have Just struck This we'll
rienCCd who have 1t, win be a largo Yielding
well It flows oil intervals twenty fsct above
the we'll and will Yield to the Companys share at least
my barrels per day, sufficient, II is believed TO pay
aN ahng the arrival Of necessary machinery work tb
well.
second IS tract Of one hundred acrca owned In foe by
the Company.
Third is tract Of 10 acres twenty years lease,
subject TO one egAth Of the oil royalty. Both these
unsurpassed oil territory and lie IN close proximity
90 the Horse Neck and RaWsOns Run territory and 10 tS
lands OF the Bull Creek Company The work both "
theseis prosecuted with VsOr and ON tract No
struck heavy ubricating OIL az n depth Of 90 feet
For more tuu Information see prospectus, at
Il-2O-2w No. 2I6 n. FRONT Street.
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WASHINGTON AND WALNUT BEND
OIL COMPANY.

CAFlIAL'...,...,... ,...........'.....,.EIO 10000.
100000 sHARES'..'''.''..'. Each.
Subscription Price.
10000 shares Reserved as Working Capital
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Now producing THIRTY CN BARRELS DAIIlr, hNf of
which belongs to his Company. The dcrricks Tor TIVE
more wells are now being erected, and operation, win ,t
once be 'commeuced This region Of tho Allegheny river
has been ouud to be hlghly productive; tho now wclI
lately atrtch Oh the Lla INN prodUcu forty OU1 bar
rel. Gay, also the weldon BrNapAs JsLASpis now
pumplng sHS (CO) barrels daily, and Increasing besides
other wells ct tvtly Ud Agiy Usrr, In the immediate
vicinity,
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THE WEST VIRGINIA AND OHIO
OIL COMrANY


SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. s2@rEE SHARE.
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PEMBROKE OIL COMPANY,
Nenango County, Pennsylvania.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or
PENNSYLVANIA.
G. n II TT AL STOCK.
q 100000.
tooo0o SHARES AT - A SHARE, PULL PAID.
Working Capital Reserved for Develop.
mcni, $4,000.
rrisruttI ALFRED HUNT. EsQ.
VfyA .pR,suI rr-EDwAlyD suFPEN. Esg.
st.ntrAtl Asp -Hu,zuRfe.
THOMAS W EVANS

DIRECTORS:
Mr ALFRED HUET. P'Iadsp.s, F-cs.ltnt orthe Beth.
lchrm Iron W0rts.
Mr. WILLIAM & HOUSTON, 80 Il, s. water street
Philadelphia.
Mr EDwAEp sHGrPEN S. p com,r Of sixth and wal.
nut street. PhuadUI1hta.
Sir. THOMAS ". EVANS, No. $50 Ch,snut street, rhna.
oclphia.
Mr.. q. ". HAiIET No SO Ct,'uut street, Philadelphia
Mr.. NIL BUEGW1N. riusburf, IA.
Mr.. B. RUSH BRAD FORD, New Brighton, "a.
Air.J /. CNRNAGH.b, President Of Corn Planter Oh
Company, Allegheny city, IA.
Mr.. WILLIAM . huGuARr, PttSburg, Pa, Secretary
ami Treasurer Of rsburg and ConnoIsyille Railroad.
1ho Company own n fee timpN 30 acres OF the ocs.
OIL Teuog. to rsut bank of the Allegheny river near
on city, with one ut'dr Wen snd another nearly
pot'd,wih railroad turnpike aud ri,or a.cosa to the
property.
For particulars Prospegtui, 20 be found With any Of
the Directors, or at inc Offices Of
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STAR OIL COMPANY, OF PHILADEL
lion. WILLIAM MlLLwARI
TRENN UEEE.
SAMUEL u. PHILLIPS.
LLLALN-


n. property 0i tlis Company consist, Of the DsUul
PuDusy ylyHniH
Ten acres on 'TIoRsE GREER having large fro ut on
both sides Il said creek.
This property was reserCd by u,c original out
Of one Of The LARGEST LAND SALES msde IN yenango
county nuc the discovery OIL as possessing superior
indications, which believed 20 be Unsurpassed by any
territory IN This region.
SIX and quarters 60 Acres, the Allegheny
river, adjoining Horse Creek, aud the Immediate
vicinity of MANY WELLS IN successful operation Il
Is s!Ao opposite the celebrated WHEELER, PHILLIPS,
and other wells
The properly OF This Company is owned In ZEE SIM
HlE, and Is nearly Hu LEGAL aud BONABAE Territory.
There is about ONE ACRE of property leased upon wnic
thercis well the owners being entitled to OSEFOURTH
OF the OIL as ROYALTY.
CONTRACTS have been made for the immc develop
ment OF both tracts, and Engine rCOls and necessary
course Of erection
The number OF Shares to consist Of TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND. The subscription p-iCe OF the stock 4,
fixed at ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, fun paid, ana No
assessment.
fitetn Thousand Dollars have beon reserved by the
original owners for developing property.
Ihe S9bserpiion BOOK Is now open at the Store Of
SAMUEL II. PlllLllPS, RIOS. 80 and - \ i EYENTa
street Gl-2SGu SAMUEL ALLEN Secretary.
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YOUNG MEMS SUITS,
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oro-csh, rs free interest Tn ,lpthe oil obtained las
lols, oa ile
H. RcCLINTOCIN FARM,
duoing EIGHTY BARRELS TER DAY. On hl, lease
thrco new wells belrg drilled ana near compile
uou from which the ompeny will receive the
TIM on The taIm T. well known from the fact that tho
"hcChu'ocAVulc Petroleum Company" own tho land IN
tctC,L
III.
Theicuh ,vorsi,s interest in the following described
loss on thr celebrated
IIS DE AND I1G IL ESRT FARM,
On OUCIso.. In lot No 20 on which there &, wen now
bc1g testcd In lyt No. Z, or which is situated tae
TURTLE WE'LL
"a lol So. 6. Uuth's lot u, new
EG Gs EHT WE'LL,
anaN bcDs drilled, AND from The t.c thetit ,us lot No.
Z, on " u.ch 10 situated the
KENSTONIl WELL, no. ",
Lately s,ruck it Is expected tina; large TO wing well will
be obtf med On .lis lot
In lot Hos This lot Is situated between Iots and .,
Themselves to be the very best territory. On t, lot s
,iilaigd tls
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GETTXsBURG WE'LL.

Which Is now being drilled deeper, as the tools which had
been fast are removed and nom the indications large
yield s expected.
In lot ko1j, which preparations are being made to
stink well.
In lot Nola. This lot Is particularly wen situated I'D
Joining the lot No 2s, which situated the new Flow
ing wen
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oro.cshm n) free interest In ,n,hc oil oD.,ruoi IN
lcl,, on tie