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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

We have pnt up and sold this article for over
~ Years, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE aud
TRUTH Of il what We have never been able to
say Of any other medi"inc-NEvER HAS 1T
FAILED In A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT
A CURE, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used II. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operations, and speak In terms Of com
mendation OF its magical effects and medical vir
tues. We speak in tlIis matter WHAT WE DO
kNOW. after - years experience. AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
FJLAkNT OF WHAT WE HERE DECLARE
In almost every instance where the infant is suf-
iering from pain and exhaustion relief will be
found ~ alsecn minutes after the syrup is ad-
ministsred.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac smile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

DAVENPORT, Sept. IL, 1865
! hereby certify tina. have this day received
Of d. b. Brown, Gen. Agent of the Rock River
Live Stock Insurance Company, Five Hundred
Dollars, as pay ment in fsll FOR the loss Of fine
stallion that had insured in said Company On
the 18th day Of July, 1895. and he died on the
night Of the 9th Of August, 1865
For the prompt and gentiemanly manner in
which my lees has been settled and paid, deem
il special duty and pleasure to recommend 70
the citizens Of Davenport, and townships and
counties adj0iafug, the Rock River Insurance
Company, Of Deloit. Wis. a. one we'll worthy Of
Their entire confidence, and offering them a good
an indemnity :. any Insurance Company doing
business in this State. =
= J.AF. DENKMAN.
Received Of d. B. Brown, General Agent Of
the Rock River Insurance Company, One Humid
I'd and Fifty Dollars, being payment in fnli for
the loss Of ny horse By death, being insured In
the Rock River Live Stock Insurance Company,
under and BY virtue Of Policy No. 5s4,
Dated Davenport, August 10th. 1855.
DAVID WlGHTMAN,
nn,n----' N mt 11th 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
LATE NEWS
Nm Yuxtt. 90 m

NV Yoxk, eert il
Collector King has broken up the moncp.
oily OF costing and lettering goods Il this
port snd thrown the business Oman 10 III Who
en- Nrq1nh the neCea1nsy b0oda
New YORK, Sept. Is
Judge Holt N lis reply 10 Mr.. Blair de.
MICS the latter's charge that he (Jujee r. N
mN1e OF WaS . party - N afmiee3ce with
the rebel Secretary at the time the question
of succofing the garrison on Fort Sumter
was before buchsnan's Cabines. He also saws
ne never signed or was in any WY stArty
70 an agreement that no oct of WI would
take place on the part of the United States
during Mr. Buchanan's term nor does he
believe any such agreement was authorized
bYnMr. Buchanan, or even lexisted. lie
quotes from q letter which he wrote as Sec
rotary Of War. In January, 1851, TO Colonel
fiayne, saying should Anderson'S safety re-.
quire reinfortements every effort would lie
made to supply them. At that time, how
ever, Government did not deem II necessary
to send him achievements. because he made
no such request and ielt quite secure in his
position. ~
The Secretary of the Treasury denies the
report that he intends TO issue 5 eos in ex.
change tor treasury compound intefesth6tes.
The statement that all the troops will soon
be Withdrawn from the Southern States is
entirely groundiess. :. 81
The force in the Treasury Department is
gradually being reduced to the lowest limit
consistent with the necessities of the public
service. Retrenchments are alsoin progress
in other Departments Il
New York, Sept. IL.
Mr.. Dickinson contradicts the statement
that the Algonquin had broken down, and it
appears that the official trial has not yet
commenced. II will commence as soon as
both vessels can I've put in order. The Wi
nooskie is to be furnished with 900 pounds
of csal per hunr.and make ID revolutions
per minute fefe4V(tr days The Algonquin
is to have the same allowance, and if she
uses more coal or makes more revolutions
per minute than the Winooskic she wins, if
not she loses
New YORK, Sept IL
Fifty thousand dollars worth Of Govern
ment bonds were distracted from the coun-
ter of banking house in Wall street yes
terrlay afternoon, while the attention OF the
clerk wal diverted Payment on them has
been stopped. $1,000 reward has been Of
tered for their recovery.
+ HALIFAX, Sept 10
Lieut. Gamble, X. N, Of her Naiesty's
ship Urgent, in letter " the Press says the
Urgent passed the locality where the cable
buoys are reported TO have been placed and
with the best lookouts, officers and men saw
none of them. He concludes that if the
Great Easterns rcckonings were correct, the
buoys must have parted from the cable and
.drifted about the ocean -sssA 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

The following is an extract from letter writ.
ten by the Rev. J. s. Ilolmc. pastor ofthe Pierre
Pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, n. Y, to
the journal aad Messenger, Cincinnati. O., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNG: =
eve see all advertisement in your columns 0
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said . word in favor of patent
medicine before in our life, but we feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no humbug--
rs hare tried it, and kHow It sciH do all IL claims.
1t is probably one Of the most successful medi-
c'nes Of the day, because it is one Of the BEST
And those ofyour readers who have babies can
DO better than layain . supply.l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
So xtsMx''HSfs, So

PRACTICAL UTILITY AND

AhAO1lSAi4 UTILITY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
Pafentsd ztyl3. 1852 amfrouersest pat4nfed
June 1862 The celebrated FAMILY GEN SEW
ING MACHINE, most Wonderful and Ele
gantiy Constru c:ed Novelty< is xoIsELEss IN on
Grafton; uses the STRAIGHT xEEpIs. sews with
DorBLn SINGLE THREAD Makes the Running.
Stitch more perfect and regular than bv hand
and with extraordinary rapidity., Will GatNs,'
Hs,a. R.t8e Shirr, Tick, I'm, Run ~ RrsadM
DC. &c. There is no fabrication or Change az
Stitch-is NOT LIABLE TO GET our or ORDER. and
will last-a lifetime.
For the Drsssmaker it is invaluable: for ,be
Horsenold i supplies vacant place."-Go-
dsg's Ladys Book.
WITH single or double thread. it. s;lcnflr
yet very rapidly, with a common needle NAL ..
~. !. Tribune nan" % wing
II uses common needle. sews very ran;d,v
aha : 50 easily understood that child cal, :, -
n.N. J. IndspenJens. >A''1 Eau use
Al persons who buu or offer for sa,. ;,;,,,;o
Of this genuine Machine, will be prosecmtad sos
arrangements on the patents This il Tho ,,.I-
low priced Machine secured by patent o"'J
Single Machines sent to any part Of 4hs .,,,,.
Try per Express pac ID in boz with er;US.a
intructions Cd receipt ufprice. IS. Agents. Tar,
Cd everywhere. Circular containing Liberal In.
ducements sent free. A"s
Address all orders to
FAMILY GEN SEWIN(3s MACHINE
ae2s-dw2m Office, 100 Nassau Street Nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

- CAIRO, Sent. 1t
Nine hundred bales of cotton passed I
Cincinnati yesterday, $50 for ST. Louis, 4
for Evansville. )
A meeting of citizens today appointed
committee to invite General Grant to vi
Cairo, where he began his illustrious care,
and partake of the Inequalities Of the cit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

Trains run by Chicago time which is twelve mirs<
utes faster than Davenport time
|nN AND AFTER MONDAY. SEPT. 2s. 1855
|Oand until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport as follows:
As AN. Express for Kellogg and Washington
SIS A. NJ. freight for Kellogg and Washington
20 P. NJ: freight and passenger for Iowa CITY
and Muscatine.
Trains arrive at Davenport as follows:
As P. N. freight and accommodation frou
Iowa City.
500 r.,n. freight from Kellogg and Washing
ton.
7 40PM. express from Kellogg and Muscatine.
The 20 q. m. train out Of Davenport. makes
direct connection at Kellogg, Iowa City. and 1t
Washington, with the Western Stage Co.'S sta.
ges for eli points West, south West, and North
West
Train from the west connect at Davenpo.
With trains ofthe Chicago h Rock Island RR.f,
oil points East, North, aud South. h
Passengers IRE reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions AZ to the destination ii
baggage, also TO procure tickets before taking
heir seats in the cars. A. KMsALL, Sup't. N
NeDl6 '65
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16
-
~ECx.aL CAUTION

The great popularity Of Mrs. winslow's Eooth
ing syrup, for children teething. hes induced an
principled persons 70 put M articles to be used
ior the same purpose. in sdvertising which they
have not only .eepsed our advertise maot. and No.
tees from ~ press, but have copied certifca*es
and letters from clergymen and others, afixinp
other names - Our genuine esrtiAseaes.-
Beware Of snitaIsrs. = 4 aeat-aAwlJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

Don't Fail TO Procure Mrs.
WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, Tor Child
rem Teething. 1t has been used for 50 years
with never failing safety andknccess by millions
of mothers for their children.S1t corrects acidi-
ty of the stomach. relieves wind colo, regulates
the bowels, and gives rest, health. and comfort
to mother. aud child. Office, No. IS Dey street,
New York.
se
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

Is:!:s ~ a.. e.: 5 ::::
I Il asINo0 0Dye.
i<~apsm rsuesss gsay ~ 0lts iUloal esSes.
aK IN aahe u oso1 - be1a hoo1A III
TIT N resecso H. aameEol eooGu6o0os
Lit M remove a dan1ut4 - scAIaR.
S>ls IN mohe ~ ~ -, oW - 1exlheo. =
IN siii pssss.vs . - ri 5sSsf o oid -. 60
Iii IN 1eevont ~ AoiS fQM tanno -
At VII eufs ~ diseess Il ~ scelp.
r.oadon Hair Color Resteser and Dressing.
(Invsisalas r. dressine md beaaiiee..)
Reeforsa Grd1 A05r. heeeHts Asidaeee
Rsa0.ss Srav Masr NoDrs. hrss~~as 1a.dasss
"1 ws.s.srsD-1Se only assessed etsiele hat viii abso
u,ely without cxospsioa rssasrs he hair ~ original
color and beauty. csnsine grow where IL has faso 81
or becons thin.
Rsuember Il 10 complets within itself; 20 vashl1x
dressing, accompaniment a any ki6a being reaulre
The hair h e0ovated and aad restored TO
ts sssisal ceos soneis - beauty vthout ths apeii.
csaien ofany miesa1 subsea0cA. easirsy d4nirent
from the many articles tAat hays teen uued e tine
perfect MAI DrSss,es ssblssd Ssicssr,S csrfan
e. and can Be apDod d the hasp n son troll = 4
does rot stain the shn q the lnesk Idea.
Price Is cents pr eotte sx boelles a. Sofa by
br. svsyneA Sen, - Negnk SSH - Phils.
= .. BALL04D, Druggist. Davenport = !.
febi7.d mob we'd SGT LORD SMITH Chicasn. =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

no nSs let your ejssilice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely snre TO follow the use of MRS
WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t correc.s
acidity ofthe stomach relieves wind collie regu-
lates the bowels, scfsens the gums. gives rest to
the mother aud healthato the child. Office, As
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

wAsurnoros, sept. il. .,..,., =. j,
Htnldssdva tERneiys Z = ~ 49, 49,! ~ ~.
cries Of copper and etlk 6in.r.s -ssisf
ere said 70 have. vbsen. ~ Il. 49, -
.Aat Is tsown = Ne yls1 Issm Is Hoas - I
District, Frederick. q AntS Ma ~ IT, -.
per resembles thsTvl kin e Of 49, a.
perior, end il Often nn1 rsma,s.hi.-e s;rh
in large blocks. 81 flenri En-. .hssi NJ
chemist to the Agri1h itutsl Depertm.ns 49,, n
Washington, has its1 the locsi;t~ "a
examined the sp( bimpns, and cor.;.isrs
them sufficiently phm1bipg to iust;fS min.
ing explorations to z rmine the real ma.
ture and value d - deposits Sr..,,a
these prove satisfaS 81 the location ~;ll
soon command cap sdd the ~h n
the State be great augmented.
CIsclMArr, Senk 1Ox.RR& Jkx,,o
bankers, failed sterday, owing d hesvy
losses in geld trl Asactis6e.
The Ohio 81 te Fais closed ysst( da,-
Tue receipts vess $1,000.
By request Of 1r6Ibsr Of m n;nent
citizens. the Mayor r. callsd 4. - En1 to :.
night to make arr ements ior al recep
ton Of Gen. Gran Who 10 expects A. ~.
rive here next VI *. The city coS I'll hs.
rendered the be- Qualities of the q 49,
SThe Europsan capitalists arriys In Chc.-
50 last night, s6QEgs met at depot by
large committee u eu Roap6f Trade.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

INK
- tass ~ : ssrsaalsi tAaa AssSd 10 ~ Lac,
sIf4fo' ~ - 4 - ~ ''Pssirs sssts."
Iksy ~ ~ "a Hef1Ai his dwelling did make.
e; ~ eass NJ sfisess early and isse.
1wss saia, thsa once whsn the fall Bquid Ere
~ young life tingied on through biz vsans'
He'd encountered the. winged, goas ~'nes'ns
iro
Asa been bound BY his canksross shs'n''
But loosIng the bonds las free agent sheu'o)'
To society bidding farewell.
Heresired alone 10 bis cave In the wood
Where its trescherous echoes ne'ef swell.
One morning The ssreamlet Ger flowing its bank,
Bore down 20 the door Of the cave,
A asxen haired boy, on . water soaked plank,
Whom the Hermit concluded TO save.
<ftess. .fii7 4r a.. ,sista-tfs
- rearing him up in the way he should 90,
b . told HIM Of things and their Names
In the heavens above, in the waters below,
In The regions Of sulphurous James.
He .toid him Of earth, its beasts, insects and
irds.
OF man, the Lord over them all,
But Of woman, not even . low whispered word
Was heard from white lips to fall.
For he judged could he keep from the heart Of
the youth,
All know ledge OF Eve and her race
His were all happiness. heaven aud truth,
And earth an Eysian place.
The Sequel to the Adventures Of this interest
fng young traveller on "Life's Stormy Main,
will be given next month,
MEANWHILE 60 To
WESTERN HALL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

New York, Sept. l(uvses from ia
maica and the West fnd3s, Of September
It'll, reports that the long protracted
drought which had arrj Ia wide spread dis
tress in the island, as1 bver, ami favorable
showers had fallen.
siding at Kingston maica, havig been
threatened with ext bion from Island
for alleged complicit lin the in Haytian
rebellion, had writ eh~Gs ~ bvernor of
Jamaica denying Plat he WI i al mixed
try
There does nofappes1 TO h, been any
truth in the reprrt RED wed previous
arrival that an insuralee VI sbout to break
putin tho xestsxp w. a Jamaica. :
The rebellion il 81 b M uMsubdned.
A letter from POD ~ Prin1 Of the 18th
ult. published in Il Ja] )aica Haper states
that Geffrard left n az Primo on the 25th
for the seat of vi talk 9 vii ! him 800
men. The insu Enta lad b En repulsed in
all'their advanc ap9 the ecapture from
:s,m q the town Scaps kyton was daily
+ 1t was samored that grt st. Niekels had
already been csstun(f by ting Natl nal
troops kith sixty RRpsrs. n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

which greatly facilitstes the process of testhng,
BY sofsening The gums, reducing III inhsmations.
ihsllay ALLPAlN end spumodis sction, and is
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

ssVas " oe"' va WoV u cxpectoX 70 af.
rive here next VI x. The city co6hciI has
rendered the he Pitalities of the 4
THE Europsan capitalists arrive In Cbica.
50 last night, s6lp met at J denot bv
a large committee d RospSf Trade.
A Montgomery sal 81 $:
Many infuenti Z liens i M.renov and
adjacent county ~ ttione Gov Parsons,
asking intepo1 q for n Ioval Of Colonel
Lyncn of the e wis hsin cavalry. Is
Lvnch's open sevlNmS1 ) would lead negro
rebellion QpaiQst VI bloodshsd being i'm.
f""sn'' @.sv.1
New Yoak. Sept. l6.-BxshsYGyal from
Montevido, Uruguay, ofI4e 2sth \f jnIv
we have additional depfs Of much hteres;
regarding the war belween the repiblic d
Paraguay on the. 6ahd: and M empire
Of Brazil. the A11e911Bs>C 6pfedeStion md
the republpof Y EsEnay d the other.
Presidebt LofSz had TAKEN eommand q
the P>bSguans person, but was moving
moref cantious thansat FIST, owing "a
seyfal checks %shict hisftroops had re-
eel tcd. ~ n
The allies claiy xbgf the navy Of the
raguans wasy'hearIf annihilated in the
b We of Rptkndo, s6etween Paraguay and
Bnzna ~ that n land the Paraeuan,
n mad also e'ps1ish0td some material r
The armies e I'll the contending powers
were, however, ih>xpotion. All kinds q
military preparations were in progress in
every direction, but till<he rain and cold
gave place to more favolpble weather. il
was thought that no decisive campaign
would be commenced.
There were 1900 Brazilian in the field
A Montevido paper announces that u.
5. naval expedition Of greAt strength
would soon arrive on the South American
coast. accompanied by commissioner
whose duty 1t would be to demand and
enforce non-interference with the free
navigation Of the Platte River w Brazil,
and the payment by that-sQuntrylor $40O,.
o00 as indemnity for neril IAN vdseis de-
stroyed by rebel p1tes i, Brazilian wa
tiers.
A Bucnos Ayr1s journal howefer. says
The city OF n (ntevidq was said to be in
terrible condia pm, Ov(hg to political i'll
trigaes, political rrestA murders lin broad
daylight burglaiss, Robbery, I nd other
lawlessness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

49, Facultys -
uArsr1 kont Ire United States for its purity
-sS1S al inme date and superior efficacy.
q s1e e. s ss smr snys,s s q Pha-
~ - test q their confidence, reco1I.
s;i1 IS ihoir patients and prescribe il in their
Ss.s .c.,Sav ~ Consumption, Bronchitis,
As1SSS 0Ue, ~ asssm, uenerM Deel,sy,
.s4;se 4 cure or alleviating sunbfings when
49,. ~ - havU fsfseA -
- TT ny X = s.rrp !. M
issszi 81. ne nalAet 81, Philadelphie.
- q 3 lrdsedAw6sxiy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-09-16

CUNDRIES- SPICES, NUTS. CANDIES,
- Wood and Willow Warcs, Syrnps, Fish,
l,rooms, Mats, &C., for sale by
ag27.tf BACON Z SMITH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15
REWARI

T,EN DOLLARS REwARD--NOI
i Lost, on Thursday, 10th inst,
broken either at the store II Dey II
nue. cars. The finder will confer |
It to the above place, AZ II Is the on
mother.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

HvO TIL JHAtf kni NJ u " Dill
the passengers on board thI
Savannah To New York, the %
unanimously acopted:-
Resolved, That our thanks are en-
hy chrerluily rendered 10 Captain
his officers for their kind and courl
Resolved, That IN the steamer v
speedy means NJ conveyance and o
the travelling public.
Resoived, That Stewart Booth IL
the bountiful supplies provided M
rs q caterer.
Resolved, That feeling Ourselves
had a specially agreeable trip, owl
the sleamer aud the kindness OF h'
above resolutions no nero formal
but n sincere and cordial .acknov
persuaded IL, under the circutnstar
varunn and Ter officers.
Miss r. Barrett, q
Mira Kate Jones, "
Ms. NJ. r.. Adams, g
Mrs. j, r.. CLARK. "
Mrs. ". r. Dsislynski, L
Miss Augusta Dxlaiynski, u
Rev. J. n. Myers, y
Patrick Donnclly, y
J Simon, Y
X, Clatshsk, .
Mis-. r. Cohen, n
Miss Hannah Bar, "
STEAMSHIP vARuSA, August u !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

TNARM FOR sALE.-rORrY ACRES; GOOD STATE OF
cultivation; good house, large barn; plenty Of druit
centre OF village sixteen miles from New York
LEVERIDGE MARSH, 81 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

DoCKETBoOK LosT-IN A l
1 car, Monday morning. 18th
Bergen to Jersey City ferry, whic1
hundred dollars, signed by w. j: Il
W. d. Farwell, payable ct Traded
three months from about 9th Ina
suitable reward viii be paid to the
with Ives, Cunningham 4 DouglH1
South Bergen Railroad depot, Jsfs{
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
Retaliation.

We Publish this morning the forcible and eo-
qusnt remarks Of Senator HESpKIors upon The
proposition introduced into the Scnste TO retail
ate upon the rebel prisoners the cruelty charged
upon The confedssaies to our oEa. Dir. HES
pEIcKs speaks as a statesman and as a christian
should. and With a manliness that deseryes
honor. especially at time when mere ~parusars
are trimming their sails 20 What opreoTs 70 be
the popular breeze.
We trust the sentiments expressed By Mr..
HxxpsicKs will be read and considered. for they
are in accordance With the dictates OF advanced
eiviliz alton and are ia harmony with the teach
NJ OF the Founder OF Christianity. Ia this con
/. noction We quote the comments Of the Washing
ton correspondent Of The Indianapolis Journal
upon the speech Of Mr.. HENDRICKS. He says
"0ar Senator. Mr. Hendricks. also made a
speech. which. with due Difference TO the J udaie
article Of faith that nothing good can come out
/, of Nazareth. and at the risk of being denounced
as a copperhead. | will say was a very good
specsh. It was calm. temperate. logical and
patriotic, showing the barbarism as well "a the
impossibi.y Of composing the end in. view by re
t~aliation. and pointing on; the. best and onl'
means Of relieving our suffering fellow men
by an earnes, eudeavor 70 effect their exchange
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-31
ADVISORY BoARD.
Principal OFFICES =. w Cor. third and
walnut sts.-Up stairs.

V1Hls COMPAS1 WAS INCORPORATED UNDER
the Laws Of toe State OF Ohio, ant will commence
boring for OIL and othervise developing their lands in
rnediately.
The Company owns. I'm fee simple. one thousand acre.
OF Land In Lewis County. Kentucky, four miles south %
vsnccburg. on the Ohio river, and on Salt LAck Greek, =
tributary Of the Ohio, and T. part Of th> OIL track lately
discovered In Adams county, Ohio, crossing the river 10
Lewis county, kentnesy. and extending through thir
Land for miles into Kentucky.
The universal opinion Of all experienced In OIL terri
utory. who have visited this district. 4. that II will prove
highly productive and large amounts Of land have al
ready been taken mp by them.
Tue Company also own. IN tee simple, in Crawford
county, Indiana, on The water OF LATHE Rae, Sinking
FORK and OIL Geek. twelve track Of land, selected en-
pressly a. the best oil territory, and comprising one
thousand acres. Oh has been gathered from the springs
in this vicinity for the past forts year,. and used By some
Of the Inhabitants and manuf ciurer> for lila ninating
purpose. One d~issiilery Nas lighted with OH over thirty
wears ago, a. certified % ny the son If the proprietor.
On the opposite sid- efthe r'Fer. in Keniu Ky. and IN the
same basin, is well now yielding a largely remunera-
tive profit.
TherenUe now twelve well, IA progress two N which
have. sfdck OF within a few days. ia The immediate vi
cinity, and preparations are making 10 sink Others. a
majority OF which belong 70 parties Interested in oil wells
in Western Pennsylvania.
We do not deem II boastful TO state that the pros
poets OF this Company are as favorable as any that
have resulted Ia The payment Of extraordinary divi-
fends, a. all tho x illogical features, surface iatica-
iions, and actual presence Of oil, point - u existence
in large quantities, and st a reasonable cost " linking
wells.
oil territory, with the object. When deemed best by the
Comnahy, of ~disposing Of portions by sale Or lease 20
other parties AZ a large advance. thus being prepared 70
enhance the value Of the property TO an unlimited
amount
IL il proposed TO o1er this stock for a limited tino
only at half the par value. being ten dollars for each
share Of twenty dollars, for the purpose Of more expedi-
tionsly developing the territory.