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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09
Gen. Joe Johnston's Views.

Gen. Joseph E. Johnston. Of the late
Rebel army, is now in New York. One
OF the papers OF that city says that during
an interview on Friday between citizen
OF Georgia aud the General, The question
of reunion or submission arose, in TIE
course Of which the General said "they
had submitted with no illleeling towards
the Norlh;" and further. "ihal they were
compelled 10 do it," lie said il had been
frequently intmaed at The North that the
people of the South were still Of the opin.
ion that their allegiance was due first to
their own State. "This," he said, "is
not the case. That question is settled.
The people throughout the entire South
regarded themselves as citizens OF the
United States. Yet have no doubt" he
remarked. "but there are some b'ller men
still in the South, who oppose the idea
OF reunion. What country is there where
the government has not its enemies {!
Blu, The people have accepted without the
slghies, dissent. have seen no dis
Satisfaction di the subject"
Speaking on the question of slayery,he
said, ve,y warmly: but for that insl-
tuition Virginia would have been richer
State than New York to-day"
The Southern gentleman above alluded
TO remarked 10 the General, IN relation 10
his removal by JEFF Davis from command
of the Rebel army in Tennessee, that the
entire South, the people and press, with
the exception Of the Alabama press and
the Richmond Government, took sides
with him IN The issue, and that In the
State of Georgia his removal from COM
msnd of the Armp of Tennessee at that
time was considered the great calamity
which belsl the Rebel cause. with the ex-
cepllon Of the death of Slanewall Jack.
son and Sidney Johnson. President
Johnson, he said is great man. He had
net been appreciated in his own section,
but as Chit Magistrate of the nation his
great abilities and power were developing.
1t was remarked 10 The General lha, he
looked exceedingly we'll.
"Yes," he replied. smilinglp. Il have
never beer i'll having sufficiency Of fresh
air, and outdoor exercise all my lifs.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09
Church Bells.

There is something beautiful in the
church bells-besutiiul and hopeful; they
talk 10 high and low, rich aud poor, in
the same voice; there is sound in them
lha, should scare pride and envy and
meanness Of al sorts from the hear! Of
mali; that should make the earth seem to
him, al least for time, holy place.
There is preacher in every belfry, that
cries, "Poor. weary. struggling. fighting
crsalures-poor human things take rest;
be quiet. Forget your ysnilies. your fol.
lies, your weekday craft, your bearl
burnings And you. ye human vessels,
gil.ed and panied. believe the iron tongue
lha, tells ye ye are of the same Adams
earth with the beggar at your gates.
Come away, come J. cries the BELL 'and
learn TO be humbIe-learn that however
stained and stuck about with jewels, you
are but grave clay. Come. Dives, and
be .augh. that all your glory. as you
wear II, is not half SO beautiful in the eye
of Heaven as the sores Of the nncomPlain-
ing Lazarus And ye, poor creatures,
lIvld and faint.-linied and crushed by
the pride and harsbness of the world
come, come cries the bell with the voice
OF an angel, come and learn what is laid
up for ye; and learning, take heart, and
walk among The wlckedness, and cruel
ties Of The world, calmly as Daniel walk.
ed among the lions"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

INTERESTING AND CURIous.-One OF the
latest fashions with The ladies is wearing
long ends OF narrow ribbon around The
neck. Few of the unilisted know the
significance of lhe same. but some stroll
ling minstrel, with a small amount OF dis
crellon has let out the secret. He says
"hen they wear the ends hanging in
foh'' 1t means that the lady is married;
over the righ, shoulder. that she is en-
gagged; down the back. that she has a
'eIeF coming 10 see her but isn't en-
gagged; over the left shoulder it means:
"Iellers, come, follow one !"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09
Present for General Lee.

Mr.. Charles M. Stleff, piano manufac.
turer of this city, recently finished, by
special order. very magnificent piano,
designed as a present 10 General Robert
E. Lee. The instrument has been for
warded TO the General at Lexington, Va,
and he has signifed his acceptance. 1t
is u octave. one Of the largest pianos ev-
er manufactured. The case is Of mos,
beautifully polished rosewood. and the
style of finish is represented as being even
richer than that OF the time of Louis the
Fourteenth. the main board being elabo-
ralely adorned with inlsld pearl and bear.
ing the inscription, Made by Charles NJ.
Steff for r. E. Lee" The instrument
is of extra scale, with patent dampers, ,snd
is finished throughout, in the highest style
of the art. The magnificent Presen. was
ordered by Messrs. Psndleion and Arch
er, formerly attached 10 the staff OF Gen.
Lee, who acted on behalf of q committee
of gentlemen. mostly belonging 10 Gener'
al Lees naive State. Accompanying the
piano was a cover. made Of the most bril-
liant shades Of Chinese satin, worked in
silk. richly adorned with flowers. repre-
sented as being one Of the richest articles
Of the kind ever imported, it having cost
$3.50 in gold in Canton. The piano is
represented by those who have tested lis
qualities as being one OF the finest and
most costly instruments ever manufsctur-
ed in this country, its production reflect
ing the highest credit on Mr.. Slief.-
Baltimore Sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09
Virginia.
The Metropolitan "Record" pays th
ollouin, o1owing tribute IN VIRGINIA.

The Metropolilon "Record" pays the
following glowing tribute TO Virginia:
From the bottom of our heart We con
gralulare .he Virginlans upon the pros
pect of speedy and permanent rsstora
lon of civil authority in their State
1t mus, be melancholy TO the eyes o.
manhood all over the world, to behold
this noble race Of men, in whose veins
flows the heroic blood OF Immortal ances'
tors, and whose recent deeds of daring
shed imperishable lustre upon American
valor, loaded with the chains Of political
bondage and crushed beneath the heel OF
conquering power. Like the exquisite
proportions Of the Greek slave. we heave
sigh that so much beauty can be en-
shaved, and shed tear that feter can
touch such queenly limbs without melt
ing.
Blu, Virginia's glory is not all thing
that was. Beneath her surface she con,
ceals the wealth Of empires; and upon
her bosom she bears no unworthy descen-
danis of those great sons, whose names
are the brightest jewels in the chaPlet OF
freedom; she fondles her Lees and her
Johnstons and generation of young
champions who will arise TO place her
where she belongs among the States.
We trust that The anticipations Of our
correspondent, may be realized; that she
will call convention, evoke the sover-
eighty of her citizens, frame o constitution
adapted to The genius of her people, and
elect an executive and other officers who
will reflect her will.
Strip away her letters, cast into obIiv-
ion all badges Of her bondage and she will
hand down TO prosperity name as grand
as her proud past. the cherished heritage
of all true Americans
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

An officer has been despatched 10 the
battle. fields in the Shenandoah Valley by
the War Department, 10 look after the
proper interment Of the Union troops who
fell in the many engagements in that vi
ciniiy during The war. Ii is understood
that cemetery will be laid out in the
Valley. in which the remains Of all the
Union troops now buried there will be in
TERED.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

The official vote foT Governor Of Ohio
has been declared. The Republican ma
jority is twenty mine thousand nine hun.
dred and ,hirty.six. This is Demo
cratic gain Of twenty-five thousand over
the vote Of last wear.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

The crops are splendid in Northern
Texas. Corn sells at thirty 20 forty cts.
per bushsl; wheat so centsi butter IL.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

A confirmed bachelor uses the follow.
ing argument against matrimony Cali
CO is g:sa, promp,er Of lazinsss,if young
men wish to accomplish any thing of mo-
ment, either of head OF of hand, they
must keep clear of The institution entire
Iy. A pair of sweet lips, pink waist,
swelling chest, a pressure Of two delicate
hands, will do as much to unhiuge man
as three fevers. the measles. large sized
whooping cough, pair Of lock.jaws, sew.
eral by ydrophobias, and the Doctors bill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

Adams Express Company has loaned
100000 Of lis accumulated capital 10
several Of the Southern railroads. and has
thus enabled them 10 resume oPersiions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-09

Gen. Longstress is going into business
al New Orleans, with Gen. Hood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
NEW.YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALII
MORE CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
orr.n.ed under the Laws Of New.York.
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.

A new 200 barrel well on Cherry Run.
new $50 barrel well Of Fine Lubricans Oil on Sugar
new barrel well has been struck Cherry Run above
the Reed we'll close 10 the property OF tbs company on u.
completed, with splendid prospects of OIL
Another well the Hog farm close to this also nearly
d0Sn new viii 30 fsar sf's RSsHS o5
on sugar he well bored adjoining the Saunders
Competed 1an'i as ' With Splendid show on.
One o the seven acres OF keserve on 'hs
Saunders Farm which farm belongs to this Company was 'ou
This company has FIVE different properties on Sugar Creek and
entire properties of the company arr worth to-day over hvs
millions OF dollars
CAPITAL, 81 500, 900, DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES.
PAR VALUE, IS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 8 PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL ON THE SUB
sCRIBERs, AS $4,000 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL.
PnxmpkSr-J. 8. CLARK, Of New York
VICE PREsrpRST-R. II. WlsHART New-fork
sEcnErAKI-J. CONKLIN. NewYork
TRUSTEES:
o. KING, baltimore. Md;
%.wSSpDIRyT1ggEf, s s., more Nd
mr. r. $. RING Newiork.
A. CLARK Tar Farm, Ia
III b. CLARK, Oil City, Pa
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT:
&c CLARK Ny A. CLARK TAR Farm, Pa
H. b. CLARK, on City, Pa
OFFICES;
No. II BROADWAY. N y.
Nos. 8I2 and GA cHEsTNuTsT.. PHiLA,
No. I CARROLL HALL BALTIMORE ST,
~ BALTIMORE, MD
H.. rror.r.y embracing upward Of 635 Acres In differ
ant locations hrs selected with great care during the last
three wears by the directors VINO have been constantly
nsng on oil Creek end throus hout the entire OIL region Of
psnu.vlylnis as well as Western virginia. and wa: not
selected 10 sell but the purpose OF developments and pro
ducing oil having some ten wells under contract sh1
being bored with vigor beside. those already Ah
Every Of the Conpnys property is bottom snd the
hest Of boring land much Of II on OIL Creek Cherry Kun
Cbrrry Tree Run Allegheny RIVER opposite Horse Greek
Sugar Creek Elk Greek and other streams where me lasd
are beng rapidly developed with the most encouraging pros
poets ,,,n 4. III. q, a.,.,. md
connne handsome dividends shortly after the books close
Prospectu Maps and every can Dc oSsined n
WIsHAKT CO.'S PETROLEUM EXCHANGE.
No. II Broadway, New-York-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

OFFICE OF rHE MAPLE Grow PrrRoLErn CoNPASr
No. Il FuLroSrr., N. Y, Feb. 20. 1865:
THE TRUSTEES of the MAPLE GROVE
Il PETROLEUM COMPANY have this day declared
the earnings Of the Company payable Stockholders Of rec
ord on the Ia, Of March, 1868 ~ ,
The transfer books will be closed from the 22d Inst to ls
March, inclusive. .,,, a, ,,r,pp o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

|WATsoN FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
lOrrAnled under tie Laws Of the State Of NewYoTk
! STOCKHOLDERS FREE FROM INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY.
$500, 900.
Divided into 10000 Share, Of Is each, fun paid
TRUSTEES:
D. BARHYDT, Secretary Michigan Southern Railroad
Company. No 10 William-G.
wM H. PHELPS. Trembley, Phelps 4 Co., No. laMaid
sn.lsne.
SAMUEL D. HARD, Pe,iden, Open Board Of Brcier'
No 10 william, at
ia VAN TAssEL. Van Ta.ei Archer Not. 10 and Is
Jsys.
WIN A. WHEELER Merchant No. l1 Broadway.
THos IL wA0sTAFF. w's',ss ooetchiu' No. II
Broadway
u. o. ARCHER Merchant, Nos 10 snd 10 Jayst
O. w SNOW Merchant, No 3s5 Broadway
HENRY EDWARDS Merchant, Boston Mass
The OF this companyh tue eeieofa'eu "nsoh
Farm on the Watson Fa,s OIL Greek within the borough
Of TITUsyILLr, Penn. and mile from the Railroad De
not owned IN FEE and divided into hynIne lots, each Of
which affords territory for two more wells
Eighteen wells have been commenced and two are com
pleted and yielding sixty barrels per day These are opened
BY parties taking from the Company Application
made by parties for terms paying the Company
roysy the hghes. rates known TO tho bushes" and
bonu. besides As the Company derives i,s income from the
ROYALTIES on the leases grants working capital 10 re-
CURED.
Tie income from the wells opened enables the Com
psny to pay the customary monthly dividends but
hi, ginning bear small proportion to the results e1
peeied from the further progress Of the leases that 1t 10 not
deemed important worthy Of mention an inducemeni
for investment in the stock
The well established productive character Of this property
freeing from all h& to yield Of OIL and m vicinity to mar
te give peculiar advantages The oil can be placed on the
cars at Ttusys mile distant by good road for about
twenty five per barrel This advantage over the product
Of more distant wells 10 Of itself large profit.
Extract from letter written by gentleman at Tusvins
who 10 thoroughly informed the subject Of oil ,eitory
"Ir ADMITTED HANDS THAT THIS SPOT l,he prop
erty TIL, company THE MOST PROLIFIC OF OIL OF AMI
WITHIN FIVE NILES"
Circulars and books for subscription to the Capital Stoci
may be found with
TREMBLEY PHELPS L Co.. No. 1874 Msiden-lsns
WIN A. WHEELER, No 1877 Broadway.
SAMUEL b. HARD, No. 70 Wiamst.
wA0sTAFF l. GoETCHIUS, No II Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
Petroleum.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
IRVING PETROLEUM COMPANY.
DIVIDED INTO 1OO,OO SHARES.
PAR VALUE, IS EACH

Temporary Office Of the Company at RANDOLPH d. co.,
LEY'S, No. SO Wsllst, New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
oyv,oH o, the Ppns,psxr PETROLEUM COMPANY;
CITY OF NETWORK.

OYFIOR on rHE PPHsiDBNr PKTRoLEun CohfANY,
PREsIprsr venango Co.. Pa, NEw YORK Feb. Il. 1865
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the STOCK.
N HOLDERS OF the PRESIDENT. P0RCuPINE and
the Con,nertai Hotel in the City Of Phisdepha, on
WEDNESDAY the eighth day Of March next at u o'clock
noon for the purpose OF voting the proposition to issue 10
the s,ockhoe. OF the President Company separate GER
for their in the PoTcupine Company and also
on the proposition for the sale Of such portion Of the
Stock Of the Porcupine Petroleum Company as msJ DC "
auired to raise working Capital for said Company
BY order oi the Board OF Directors, .,.,,r c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
THE DE KALP COMPANY OWNS

THE DE KALB COMPANY OWNS
100 ACRES IN FEE,
snsa adjoining this great wen and applications
bs considered for leasing Of three
savanG.seous terms the Company ha, engine
4nhve Oh Greek which will be seni to Pitiioe Greek
sss now Well sunk with great dispatch. Three more Wells
0hs Sswr ~ rapidly the weather will allow.
. OFFICERS:
PrssiieDt,
GEORGE L. EIGENBRoDT.
Treasurer.
HENRY DE ZAvALA
Secretary,
SAMUEL w BOOCOCK.
Counsel,
JOHN II. BIRD, esq.
Bankers,
$ CARR, TAYLOR co.
TRUSTEES
ero l. ErsExBRoDT, Nc. 30 Broadst
J. X. sxYrH, No "a Broadway, o.,,.
6AnuKL HAsKELL4 cor Piatt and OoidHs
NAsIq. $ rsO,T No. Nc Ce d E Tr.n,,si,d.
R,cHIRD AsERxAs, No. "a broadway.
BxsKY DIX ZAyALA 100 Broadway
SCHEDULE.
L. Ion on Creek-ope Bennehof Farm, with
Swo WELLS yielding Forty barrels per day the other
sssdy 10 tube flowed 10 barrels per day striking oil
Ne. a-Frost Refinery, Buildings Office. &C., &c.
No. a-oNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES IN
BEE on Pit Hole Creek.
No. Al, 300 in fee on the Little Kanawhs.
Subscription Books wiz remain open until the 10th day OF
March q the Office of the Company, Bankers
CARR, TAYLOR CO..
No. 30 BROAD STREET. ROOM No. Ia
OsDERs FROM OUT OF TOWN IMMEDIATELY
ATTENDED TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
n v II 8 IT g. r q.

TRUsTEE s.
Gen }. II. HOBART WARD,
u 8. KIRKLAND, Of Kirkland Bronson 4 Co., No. a
chanbenst
C. T. PAINTER, Pittsburgh, Penn
hUFUs +. ANDREWS late Surveyor Of the Port Of New.
Hosh, No ~ Wallsi.
bsNs-
Hon. WILLIAM F TAYLOR, Danbury, Conn.
JOHN A. BRADY, NJ. D., Brooklyn, Y.
W. w. WILSON, Pittsburgh, Penn.
Hen. RICHARD BUSTED, No. 1871 Broadway.
JOHN B. KNAPP, Stamford, Conn.
AEAVITT HUNT, esq, No. "a Wall.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
PROPERTY IN vENANGo COUNTY, P

PROPERTY IN VENANGO COUNTY, PA,
CONSISTING OF TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY
EIGHT ACRES OF THE BEST OIL TERRITORY,
LYING on PITHOLE CREEK CHERRY RUN,
MAGUIRE RUN, AND DUN RUN, NEAR TIDE
OUT, IN FEE SIMPLE. AND INTERESTS IN
THE LADY WASHINGTON" AMAZON" AND
"COLBY" WELLS. AND IN NUMBER OF
WELLS BEING PUT DOWN
Wells will be Immediately sunk the property held In fee
simple by this Company and with the large working Capita
Of $1,000 great results are anticipated.
The developed interests will be above in the Lady
Washington" the Amazon" and the Colby" Wells, are
already sufficient 10 enable the Company pay monthly diy
bends.
The Company has been formed not matter OF specus
ton but develop property which, Is believed will prove
to be Of great valae The reputation Of the gentlemen com
posing the Board Of Trustees sufficient guaranty that this
object viii be rapidly and faithfully carried out and thus the
STOCK viii prove desirable and profitable investment
Subscription Books for limited number Of Shares are now
open at the following Offices:
Office Of the Company, No "a Broadway N VI Willsn
H. Wallace ESQ.,, No 1911 Washington-st N y; l.. H. Big
low Co., No. Willamst, N. Y. Petit Crook, No. lx
wsters N Y, Wyckof Little. Montsgues Court
Brooklyn; s. L w c. Booth No GO Myrtcave Stewart
Co., No Ic2 Fulton ST.; n. Nevn, No 500 Fulionst also
with either Of .ae Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
BvlA PAID Up STOCK SUBJECT TO no YrRTBER CALLS oil
AssEssMRSTs-l0,0J0 SHsREs RESERVED
YoR WORKING CAPITAL


YoR WORKING CAPITAL
yn Company incorporated under the laws of tn. State
New York for the purpose Of mining for and Developing
the following piece: Of property in the States Of West
carefully selected territory owned in fee simple and leased
III, gTS%Ps1Sy and situated a, OGwi VIZ, n m
.ps Of one hundred 100 acres situated on Bull Greek
.sd we'll. On Horse Neek among which az. the tiiiaaS
fsek Prince and other wells which this time yield
ban 60 Declare handsome dividends. On hi. tract well has
sunk oil has been struck and tubing being put
bown. The work this well is being prosecuted with the
ss approved machinery and under the superintendent Of
No lease Of one hundred and sixty 1851 acres on
pan Creek short distance above No. with sufficient bot
esns Oil has been struck in well between Nos and 2.
Shis lease has twenty FIVE 2' years to run at arOyay Of
No lease OF seventy.two Little isht Mile
Snn Washington County, Ohio This stream enlpie' into
1hieh are several good wells row proapcins One well on
a. run has produced over 1890 barrel. OF oil.
Nc lease Of y-hve 53 acres on the stream, sd
&cnns No Both are leased iOr ten lO yeas at royalty
No lease Of eventyone mi acre. on the some stream
3 Nos and Lease runs ten IlO years Royalty onehfih
No g. Lease Of the famous Tce Farm containing ninety
lSe acres in Independence Township Washington County
Ohio which there springs and sn ticks which are
kun on which there Lave been several good wells struck
'iS Leased II 1 ten G or Rn h
~ The Little Muskingum River Washington County, Ohio.
No Lease Of forty 1901 acres near the town Of Bloomfield
washington County, Ohio. Lease for io years Royalty
80 hhh Gl5l.
The territory Included In Nos g. and situated
Sh line passing through the valley Of Burning Spring River
Sanding Stone and Bull Creeks West Virginia the oil
obsss Of Vsnaneo County, Penn
xhs lands Of this Company selected under the mmed
~ supervision and direction Of c. r Painter esq., Of Pitts
bUvA Pa whose producer in the oil business for
- pssi three years has been almost unlimited.
the large show OF surface Of found the salt Hicks
- ether indications prove that this territory IL promising
ges oil Purposes on Greek years since and from
~ sncce that has attended the tina,
sse developments In this section thought by the best
Dnases that viii be necessary to expend but small
Ne property OF this Company to yield dividends to the
sockhoders The oil obtained this section superior to that
Dsesueed in Western Pennsyyanis, and consequently
psnds higher price in the market.
The Company are now developing these valuable tracts
IN excellent machinery under the management Of careful
- setive superintendent
Subscription books open the Office OF the Company
- Broadway Rectorst where maps Of the property
- Be seen, and further information obtained
he KALB
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

ghas new Well ndsputab,y proves PtHOls Creeh t
- second to great Oh Producing Region
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02

PROPERTY OF THE COMPANY.
The Property consists OF Three On and Mineral Leases
eompri,ng 4.6 acres, A. follows:
No flames Foster Farm, OF l16l acres.
No 2-Frekel Garfield Fam. of ZIG acres
No 3-Thomas J. Morey Farm, OF ~ acres.
An these lands located on Wolf Creek, Warrington
Conn,v Ohio the very hee Of the oil region OF that
State Fourhfhs OF all the oil and mineral products
a. coal secured to the company for term oil
leases are secured upon land, lyrg the Marietta
and Cincinnati Rairosd within eight miles OF Marietta and
four miles Of the Ohio River thus aoIdng great facilities Tor
The easy and rapid transportation Of The oil.
The company now making actye preparations 20 ,ay
limited amount OF the stock 81 50 per share full paid and
| moi subject to further call or assessment :, =.
received the office Of the company NO ~
William, st., OF by either OF the trustees
sabscriptions are received at WALDEN MolLVA1NES,
IaSps.st. pVsI CeVJ, BTesklyn