New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15
Petroleum.

PAR E......................."S10.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORKING
CAPITAL
PRESIDENT,
z. j. LOwBER.
vICE-PREsIDENT.
10. DAYTON.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER.
SECRETARY.
JAMES H. KIDDER
TRUSTEES:
Ell LOwBER, firm Lowber, Os,rom L Co, Nc. 10,
Fro,t,,reet.
j. C. DAYTON, Arm j. c. Dayton Co., No. io1 Frons'..
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, No. "a Broadway.
l. o. WELLINGTON hrm Wellington Coz, No. "a
Bfosd,t
SMITH FANcHER, firm Fsncher NcChesney Net,
w1erst
JOHN CHADWICK. No. 1871 Pearlst
FREDERICK LACEY, firm Mead, Lacey h Co, No. q
waierst
W. H. PARKS. No. 10 Brosds-
EDWARD DODGE, late Of CLARK, Dodge Co., No 81
wsllst
THE UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
intended to combine on largo scale, oil the results Of the
be, experiences Oh production In the belief their sue
o- In this attempt II. projectors invite its Prospectus the
closest sis~n,ion and scrutiny
In the frat plss the demand for immediate returns
on the capital invested by large interests IN producing wells
Of the very best chusce The COque,,s wen Of which the
Company owns oneouh Of the working interest, 1t the
head al the wells Of tho oil region and tins well 10 bot one
psny la, likewise Of tho working interest In the
Grocery well and es,e and onseshth heo interest in the
Lady Washington we From these sources together the
Company anticipate the sby pay nsay three per cent
per month on the entire capital from the start
In the mex, place. the territory for development unusually
ample and well ehO.n. Is fee simple property s In large
lots, in most every approved part Of the oil region OF such
property has enough for the employment, Of fer than
even Il. large capital and the locations cannot be sIseled
But IL, f., simple property large and well &c. 4,
bu. part Of the property which holds for development
Ito e.s-hod int.rss which, In amOs every instance. are
either r,easv. or In controlling amounts are selected with
equal care, and ns Of equal promise The Company thus
po...s.es territory enough fs ds-ns operations through
many ysara
Bot territory 10 Of svsf without pfOporslonats means
for developing IT, This Company therefore
hth amour, Of is espiatha. 10 to say re-
s-rve. Fva Huspnnp THousAxp to carry forward
III. development Of the property. large enough pro
cure according TO al the results Of szpssence an amount Of
oil sufficient for very large increase Of the dividends Of
tho Company THIS feature In the Compsnys organization
10 specially commended to the confederation Of the public
Actual BORN, OIL with good territory and ample means
Lin. an en,erfss Of this character above the sphere Of
temporary speculation and constitutes IL legitimate per
napent business.
Thee arc the leading features Of the Company character
and purpo,es The projectors Of the Company bring to
no. only their experience but their determination TO make
IL oil that the Prospectus trOposs'. They are perfectly
aware OF tho masntude Of the undertaking which they lay
before tn. public and with special Act recently passed BY
the Legislature Of Pennsyvan authorizing them to hold
One Thousand land in fee simple they believe they
hsy. calculated and brought into IL al tho elements OF
success
The books are now opened for limited number 10 sub
sehptions the following ofices:
Messr.. LOwBER. OsTROM CO., No los Frontk
Me..ra FANCHER l. McCHEsNEY, cor. Moore and
Waterra
Mssu.. WELLINGTON & cox, No. "a Brosdt
Messr.. r. KETCHAM Il CO., No. So wsllsI
WIN A. FOWLER, esq, No. "a Broad~ay
WIN 81. PARKS. esq, No. 10 BrosdH.
DIX QUICKER No. % Fultopst-, Brooklyn
GEO j. HARDY, No. u Courtst. Brooklyn.
And ut tho Office of the Company, No ~ bkoAp"Ai'
where prospectus and information can be obtained
VI,HE SUGAR CREEK
l. PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF NETWORK.
$3.50. 600.
iN5O,O 900 FULL PAID SHARES OF IS ~ EACH.
WORKING CAPlTAL.....". 5000 SHARES.
President. o. JUDSON.
Vice President. ...........J. L. ENERlTr
Tressursr... CHARLES GOULD
Secretary EDMUND C. sTEDMAN.
riDtsudsut X. FULLER