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ron. SAMUEL DAVIS bediotd, IA
j. NJ. SH EaIAEER, do 8
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The property of this company is all owned in fee
simple aud is all paid for and consists Of the iol
loving tracts:
lst. That valuable Island known as the slower
Stump Creek isiand,' containing acres and 9G
percEeS; situated in the Allegheny river, at the
mouth Of the Clarion river. On this island a der
rick was erected IN the spring OF 1861. and an en-
giae placed on the ground, but the war breaking
out the parties soid of ami enlisted.
I'd. The clipper Stump Creek island" situated
bat few rods above the Lower Island, containing
acres and 20 peTches four acres Of which are own
ed by this Company, on which erected house,
stable, &c.
Eether Of these Islands is liable TO overflow, and
both well protected By stones and trees az inst
washing. By reference to,the map of Pennsylva-
na il Will be observed that the Clarion river emp
ties into the Allegheny at point due South from
OIL Creek, and as oil is found at Freppor', on this
line further South we have every reason to believe
that these islands in the very centre of the great
Oil Belt OF Pennsylvania. Besides all this they lie
far below the Coal Measures.
The Company also owns one acre AMI sixty. one
perches of land, about 81 miles above the Upper
Island, al the mouth Of Ritchey Run, near the town
oil EmIentoH, Fenango county, Pa, upon whch is
the celebrated Fox and Wldel well, with new en-
gnes, derrick, buildings, Skc., &c, and the well
is bored 10 the depth OF 420 feet. This we'll was
tuped al sou lFet ana 10 lew hours pumping yield
ed about barrel of oil but the proprietors de-
teTmlned 10 sink it deeper, and the company WILL
as soon possible, sink this we'll il necessary TO
the depth of 1000 feet more. The "Stump ISL
and Company" own the WHOLE Of this we'll, fixtures
and land and the ''Development Fund.- Will be ani-
ply sufficient TO complete this well, and sink otheTs
in the Island. There is besides, room enough on
the Ritcbey Rrn tract for several more wells.
The property owned by this Company is all prae-
ticaI boring territory. and persons acquainted with
the lands along the Allegheny and other oil streams
will bear witness that have more practical bor-
ing surface than many of the 800 acre tracts
tain. In sdditios TO this, basis will compare
favorably with the large majority OF Companies
whose capital stock is five times great.
The services of an efficient Superintendent have
been obtained, aad the Directors are determined to
prosecute operations vigorously. Persons desirous
of securing portion OF the 81 600 shares of stock
must apply soon, 10 Hon. S. l.. Resell, Bedford,
Pa, at whose Office subscription books have been
opened for the sale Of stock, at $l.00 per share.
Bedford, February 10, 1868.
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Bqqeipts aud Expenditar es

OF THE
POOR g. HOUSE or EMPLOYMENT
Of Bedford county for the gear eaaiag
January l, 1868.
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FRoPRiEloA iz iz2~o>-~> >e,>.>g Fu ting II up N
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ourselves that no deparm. nj of the Pacific MONTH
LY will suffer neglect from the want OF able and
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ThIsls
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The Stump Islands Oil Company.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Development Fund $4,000.
10000 Shares, Par Value SL0Q each;
No certificates OF stock 10 Be issued to the cor
porators until 1000 shares shall have been sold foi
the benefit Of all the stockholders, in the further
Development Of the Coupany's property.
WA. HARTLEY, Pres-t., Bedford, Pa.
Hon. s. L. RUSSELL. Sec'y 3s Treasurer.
Hon. I. B. SHANNON, NJ. c., California. ! -
w. d. MckINsrRY, MerceTsburg, Pa, :
Fon. SAMUEL DAVIS, Bedford, Pa, }3
J. NJ. SH EaAErR, do 8
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-14
THE TREASURY REPORT.

The report of the Secretary of the Treas
ury is a comprehensive review of the finan-
cial situation, i'll which he freely expresses
his views and makes such suggestions to
Congress as he considers best calculated to
gradually emancipate the country from the
evils inseperabc from an enormous nation
al debt and an inflated and deprecated cur
rency. He moralizes like one who, dislik-
ing his surroundings ,sighs for some Utopia
which he knows to be beyond his reach. -
He regrets the plethora of paper money,
and sees that it is undermining the morals
of the people by encouraging waste and
extravaganza, and the only remedy, i'll his
opinion, is reduction of the currency. But
elsewhere he qualities his opinion by saying
that a very rapid reduction of it would be
disastrous, though there is no reason to ap-
prehend that any policy which Congress
may adopt will cause such a rapid reduct
ion of prices as to produce very serious
embarrassments to trade and that the in
tiuences of funding upon the money market
will sufficiently prevent the too rapid with
drawal of legal tenders.
He estimates that the public debt will
amount on the lst of July next to thre,
! thousand millions, but the unsettled and ac
cruing claims against the government can
not now be computed. Meanwhile he ob
serves that if the expenditures for the re
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naming three-quarters of the present fiscal
year prove equal to the estimates there will
be deficiency to be provided for by loans
of SIP, 1874 ,947, exclusive Of S32, $50, ,9Ol OF
five per cent notes, portion of which is
now in process of redemption Hence be
asks for power to sell six per cent bonds
to provide the means of meeting the def
cheney, as well as to retire compound inter-
est notes, as they mature, and plain legal
tenders He cannot understand how the
funding of currency can fail to reduce
prices but the example of it which he has
already furnished has shown that at least
it does not effect the price of gold, while,
without lowering the price of the neccs-
saries of life, it exerts depressing infu-
ence upon government securities. This is
because there is a public distrust of the
worth of the remainder Of the currency as
compared with gold. He does not formally
endorse the recomme ldation Of the Comp
troller of the Currency for a further issue of
national bank currency ; but he admits that
the South is in great want of bank circula-
tion and regrets that the North received
the whole of the authorized three hundred
millions He recognizes his own pOwerless-
ness, beyond a very narrow limit, when he
remarks that there is more danger to be APP
pretended from the inability of the govern
ment to reduce its circulation rapidly
enough than from a too rapid reduction of
it and it is in part to prevent financial
crisis that is certain to come without ii that
the Secretary recommends contraction. He
places great reliance upon the revenue, and
suggests the propriety of funding the ell
tire Indebtedness of the nation into five per
cent perpetual annuities, the interest of
which, supposing the debt to be three thou
sand millions, wonld be one hundred and
fifty millions per annum. By the applica-
ton of one hundred millions to the pay
ment of the principal, he shows that the
debt would be extinguished in little over
twenty-eight years.
Without entering into further details,
however, we may say that the report is, on
the whole, conservative, and calculated to
soothe rather than excite apprehensions of
the adoption of radical measures
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FUN, FACTS AND FACETIE.

" IT is never to late to mend, as the Did
| lady said when she sat up until l. T. n. to darn
her husbands stockings.
Why is the letter Il the embodiment Of
every American patriots wish because it is tie
! end of wal and the commencement OF reunion.
'Do you like Goldfish balls. Mr. Wiggin ?"
Mr.. Wiggin, hesitatingy i eally don't know.
Miss don't recollect attending one.
Pa, how many legs has ship :" II
ship has no legs, my child Why pa the paper
says she draws twenty feet, and runs before the
wind"
IT was told Lord Chesterfield that q lady,
who a great termagant, was married to a game
ster on which his lordship said THAT cards and
birthstone made the best matches.
"WHAr do You ask for that articIey" III
qured Obediah of young Miss Fifteen shiI-
lings. "Aint you little dear3r why. shv
replied, blushing, ''all the Young men tell me SO"
\ Young man in conversation one evening
chanced to remark, Il am no prophet" True
replied lady present no profit to yourself OF to
any one else"
\ Cleaveland paper advises the autuori-
ties to close the rum holes. Some people do il
as often they shut their mouths.
He was a poetica chap who describes
ladies lips the glowing gateway of beans. pork
sourkrout and potatoes.
If brooks area as poets call them, the most
joyous things in nature. what they always
''murmuring" about:
THE ties Of unhappy marriages are cruet
ties.
A MANS boots sometimes becomes Gght
through absorbing water-the man never
An old bachelor Is d traveller on lite's
railroad who has entirely failed tomake the prpal
connections.
/ A MAN that everybody knows to be lial
may perhaps be excused tor lying. 1t seems g. 10
him vast deal of good, and nobody any harm.
! Ann Maria Story was married to Bob
| Short \ very pleasant way of making story
( Short
/ He that would have no trouble in this
world must not be born init.
! OPPORTUNITIES, like eggs, must be hatcu-
! ed when they fresh,
The husband that dcvourrd his wife with
kisses found afterwards that she disagreed with
him.
A QUAKER intending to drink Il glass of
water, took up small tumbler OF gin He did
not discover the mistake ultil he got behind the
door and swallowed the dose when he lifted both
hands and exclaimed Verify, l have taken IN
wardly the balm OF the worlds people. What win
Abigail say when she smells my breathe
My dear Julia" said one girl TO another.
''can You make up your mind to marry that editor,
Mr. Snuff why, my dear, Julia replied, Il
believe 1 could take him at pjDci.
Few more appropriate cpitaphs than the
common Latin one of "Sga gnod eriS FIJI gi.} SIS
q am what thou shalt be, was what thon art"
A.. IL II ! 81
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interesting to Maximllianand to his friends
in France In all respects it is an impor-
tant document, and will especially be re-
cognized in its groupings of facts as a val.
uable contribution towards the history Of
the war.
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IN 11lSGellanGuns.
THE BATTLEFIELD OF GETTYS.
BURG.

eHArmc AND ACCURATE PICTURE.
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TWICE RUINED----"I never was ruined but
twice" said wit ''once when lost a lawsuit, and
once when gained one.
Why is person annoyed by = fool like
one who fall into the sea Because he is man
over-bored.
YOUNG lady atNiagra was heard to eX-
claim What an elegant trimming that rainbow
would make for a white lace dress"
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STATE OF MAINE.

YORK, g.. Supreme Judicial Court, May
Term, A. ID. 1868. l,r.t
Great Falls Bank rs. William 4. Crsm-
cell al adj.
AND now o. suggestion To the court that
"A Daniel w. Quinoy aud Elihhu n. Quinby.
two OF the defendants at the time OF the SER
vice Of the writ, werc not inhabitants OF this
State, and had no tenant, agent or attorney
within the same; that their goods or estate have
been attached In this action, aud that they
have had no aotice Of said suit and attachment /:
Hs Ordered, That notice Of the pendency Of
this suit DO given to tho said defendants by serv-
Tag each Of them In hand with an attested copy
VI this order, together with an abstract Ut the
plaintiffs writ, cot les than fourteen days,
Tor by publishing the same thrco weeks sue
csssivsly In the Union and Journal, q newspa-
Per printed at BLidelord in said County VI
York ,ths tast publication thereof TO be not less
fAsn snirty dAys) bsfors the next term Of said
court, to b holden 81 Alfred. In and for said
county, on the third Tuesday OF September. A.
d. 1888. that said dsfsndss,s nav thsn and
thsrs appear and answer - IA suit- N thsv
shall 90 GAUSS.
Attest: c. D. LoRD, Clerk
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SACO WATER POWER COMPANY.

THE Treasurer OF tho Saco Water Power Comps.
i NY hereby gives notice that the amount or all
the assessments by said Company, and actually
paid In. Is one million and seven thousand and
tao hundred dollars; that the amount OF the OK.
isting capital stuck 10 six hundred and seventy
thousand dollars, that the debts due from said
Company amount 10 one hundred and ninety.hve
thousand, nine hundred hfty-one and 8l-t00 dol.
lars that the amount Of apital stock invested IN
real estate, buildings, machinery, and other hx.
lures Is six hundred and seventy thousand dollarsj
that the last estimated value affixed TO the real
estate OF said Company, by the Assessors OF tho
town In which the same Is located. Is four hundred
and hfteen thousand nine hundred and 1--WE dol
lars, and the aggregate value affixed to nll tho
taxable property OF said Company. by said A.
SCISSORS Is 1--WE hundred and thirty.elght thousand,
five hundred and five dollars.
WILLIAM DWIGHT, Treasurer.
Boston, State OF Massachusetts, July q, 1866.
Csums On wealth Of Massachusetts.
SUFFULk, ss-Thsn personally appeared tho
above named william Dwight, Treasurer or the
Ssco Water Power Company, and made oath that
the above statement, by him subscribed, true, IN
my presence and before me, at Boston, July 24th,
1868 And l am q Commissioner OF the state Of
Maine, resident In said suffolk, duly commissioned
and qualified by tho Governor, and under the laws
OF Maine to take dispositions, ahldavits, acknowl'
edgments Of deeds, &C., to be used or recorded In
Maine.
Witness my hand and Official seal, ut said Bos.
ton, this Jul! eth, ist1.
GEO. T. ANGEL,
81 Commissioner OF Maine In Boston.
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Q THE UNION &c J0URNAL,s -.IE

Al Court or PROBATE holden at York. within
and for the County OF York. on the first Weines-
day In June, In the year Of our Lord eighteen
hnndrodsnd sixty-dvo, by the Hon. Y. T. Bourne
Judge OF said Court.
DlChARD n. GOODWIN, named Executor ~
will and testament OF BENJAMIN GOODWIN, late OF
Lebanon, In said county, deceased. having present
ed the Same for prooatei
to all persons interested by causing copy ofthis
order TO be Published In the Union Journal print
cd In Biddeford, In said county, three weeks sue.
ocssively, that they may appear at Probate Couit
TO be holden at BiddefOrd, In said county, on tnc
FIRST Tuesday In August next, atten OF the clook
In the forenoon, and shew cause. u any they have'
why the said instrument should not be proved,
approved and allowed rs the last Will ana tes'a-
ment Of the said deceased.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register
A true copy.
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PORTLAND AND BOSTON LINE.
8 u MINER ARIA NGEME Mt;

The splendid new ea-soiny steam:
~ ep Forest City, Lewiss:s. aud
SH~1tN Moatreai, will until further no
u4s3 lice run ~ follows,
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland. every Monday
Tuesday Wednesday, ThursdAy and Friday, 1t
o'clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday. Thursday and Fri.
day, at Z O'Clock r. N.
fsre-ln Cabin, Si.25. On Deck, SiO0.
N. q. Each boat Is furnished with . large number
Of State Roous Tor the accommodation OF ladies'
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will DO made. and that the inconyeniencs OF ARR
wing In Boston ~ late hours Of the night will be
avoided. f..tI1s
The boats arrive In season for passengers 10 take
the earliest trains out or the city. Itf
The Company are not responsible for baggsgs to
an amount exceeding $50 lnyalue, and that person.
a. unless notice 10 given and paid fbr At tho rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
81 Freight taken - usual; n,,,,vae ~.
Portland. Nov. 20. 1861. ~ I'fT E- <iH ~
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THERE arc len In our o6ice for collection some
] $50 OF fire insurance hills from tho York Coun.
ty Mutual Fire Insurance Office OF South Berwick,
Maine These bills ore In the arst and second olass
OF said company. and have been In our hands for
collection some six months. We sent special no.
tice 10 all on receipt Of the bills asking payment
for tho same at once. This 10 the last call by Us
n not attended to In 10 days from date the hills
will returned TO tho cob,pany's once, and then
cost will be mado on the same at once. Those who
heed this notice will fnd Us durin. ONCE hours,
nom "a A. N. till . p. NJ, every week day. Aword
10 the Wise 10 sufficient You have got your foot
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out with rs little trouble as possible. Call and
pay mp, and save cost and when you inquire agGin
go into some good stock company. We represent
many OF the lrst and host companies In the coun
try. BY insuring your buildings In good stock
ofoe you will save In the end 30 per cent Of your
money. Gi tuu'rglnn n .fV Iio ~.
Il Is important 10 insure your property, but moro
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and bring your ftiends-inspre your property and
your lives We have the honor 10 represent the
Mass. Mutual Lifs, capital over 100000. aud the
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and We have on our books over 1000 names. among
them the bcst men In tho country, from the Prssi.
dent OF the United Mates TO the huinblcst ctscn.
We shall be happy 10 sec you all ut any time. es.
pecialy n you bring the money 70 pay your bills.
'..t Respectfully yolrs' :,
once city building, Biddeford, Maine, %
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N. England Screw Steamship Co.
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

tm. The splendid and fast steamsnips
E63 CbesapeaLe. Capt. w. W. sHsn.
6EXwoop. and Frasccnin, Capt, ~.
run 90 follows l.trfLT f.Lul t-asLf
Leave Browns Wharf. Portland. every wednes.
day and Saturday, At tocloek I. d., and Pier
urdny, at o'clock II. NJ. 1TT i.LrL a. ni rllif
These vessels arc fitted up with fine accommods.
lions FOR passengers, making this the most speedy,
New York and Maine. fI,.a.s ,raJl ...if ,a.i,
Passage, In state Room, 5000, Cabin passage.
$J,00. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded Ly this line 70 and FROM bfpn.
trssl, Quebec, Beagor. Bath, Augusta, Eastport
and II. John.
shippers are requested 70 send their Freight tn
leave Portland.
For Freight or Passage apply TO
EMERY q FOX, Browns Wharf. Portland.
York. ~ = tl't.' iu afi-l q '' ''f" r.. -
Portland. May %. 1866. I.irrse o.
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1905.

Subscriptions for the 7-3O bonds
will be received at par at the Bank.
ing Rooms of the City Bank, Bid.
deford. All money orders received
by mail or express will be promptly
attended to, and bonds returned I'M
mediately. ~
As these bonds are being SO rap.
idly taken up, those wishing to in
vest in them must do SO soon.
s. A. B0OTHBY, Cashier.
Biddeford, March Is, 1865. ia