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TRUSTEES;

TRUSTEES:
D.P. BARHYDT. Secretary Michigan Southern hslrost
Company No. 10 wiasn-.,.
wM II. PHELPS, Trrnb.ey. Phep, Co, Ne. i5sM.d
en.lsne.
SAMUEL r. HARD. Pr,,idcni Open Boasa Of Brokers
No 20 wintn,L
IA VAN TAssEL. Van T..el Archer. Not, &c and II
Jsys,
WN WHEELER Merchant. No. ~ broadway.
THos. H. wACsTAFF, wssssa Go.,ehia,. Ne. II
Bsoadxsy.
u. O. ARCHER. M.rehsn,. Nos. 10 sud 10 Jsyst
O. w Snow Merchant. No 3i3 Broadway.
Henry EDWARDS, Merchant, Boston. Mar.
Tie property Of tbs company. tie eesbrs,ed Ws'sor
Farm OIL The wa.on Flats on Cr~eh within tie borough
Of TITUsyILLE Penn and mile from the hsilfead De
pot. owned N ZEE and divided into fry nine lots each o.
which Afford. territory ior two OF woIs-
Eighteen wei. tses been commenced and two are rom
pe,.d and yielding sIty barrel, per day These arc open
y psr, taking ca.es the Company Applications nrs
made by other paes leases terms paying the Company
.royay at the highest fatos snown TO Tho bu'ne" and
bouu. be,iis A. the Company derives It's income from tie
roy attic. on the leases grants working capital Ia re
quircd.
The income from tie wells opened enables the Com
psny pay tie customary monthly dvidend' but
hi ginning bear, small proportion to the results FL
peced he farther progress OF the leases inst 1t " not
important worthy Of mention as an indocenen,
for Investment In the stock.
The We. established productive character Of tbs property
o.iny all lid yield Of OIL and its vicinity to
k. give peculiar Advantages Tho oil can be placed on tbs
cars at Ti,use mile distant by good road for about
twenty five cent, per barrel This advantage the product
u more distant wells 10 Of isclf large proht
Extrse, from letter written by gentleman at Ttusvs
who il thoroughly informed the subject Of oil territory;
"IrnADxITrxp ALL HANDS THAT THIS SPOT cho prop
erty Of thi, company PROLIFIC o. OIL OF ANY
WITHIN YivE MILE"
Circular. and books for subscription 10 the Capital STOCK
may be found with
TREMBLEY, PHELPS Co, No. i3i Maiden lane.
WIN. A. WHEELER, No. l6 Broadway.
SAMUEL l.. HARD, No. 20 William A.
WAGsTAFF GOETCIIIUS, No. II broadway.
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ssnoiac,urers and Sole Propnsior of,he
HENDRICK LUBRICATOR,
STERN, LARD. WHALE, AND OTHER OILS.

SpEEM, LARD, WHALE OlLS.
Reference by permission, be made to ID. following
CHks. p. WUgTs eco, Engneer Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company, Scranton ren.I ,..,.
WATTS Con s,G sI J.o Delaware l''A'"A"n' and
Il. 4. FONDA. ESQ., sop; LseAawanns and Blooms5uTsh
hA M.0u.. M%fTiiEWs l. BROTHERS. Scranton. Penn
JOHN Is. SMITH, esq, sup Penn'yvanis Coal Company
]. BESjGMiN co. Foundry and M.chn. Works,
EUGENE 4. HENRY. esq, supt- L. J. Il Coal Company.
W. X. MUIR esq, General Sept. Dr,rOi, and Milwaukee
Rairoad Detroit iiieh. -
HUNTINGDON AND BROADTOP RR.
LEHlGH VALLEY RR.
PORTLAND, sACo AND POR. SMoUTH RA
READING AND COLUMBIA RR.
TI0aA AXb gLo0MsBUR6 nm.
44TLAhrIc 1ND GRf1T wEsffRN RAILWAY.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RR
t fFGfaiif HN ny MAHANINo RR.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RR
EAST PENNSYLVANIA kR-
sseIssaAi f sS6 St cfcSGo hR RA
TEHRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RR.
ST LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE RR-
BALTIMORE AND ONO RR
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
~" WESTERN MARYLAND
NORTHERN CENTR n. Rll,
CERTIFICATES.
OyTIcE or TIE DKLAwAKK AND iiuDsos CANAL Co..
CARBosDALg. Penn, June IL 1850
We h.ve had Mr. r.. T.. H-ndricks LUBRICATING OIL
In use for somewhat than year upon Coal Pssrn
ger and Freight Carr (bout 5000 onrnss upon Station
sry Fnrines-moe than 20 IN nurbeand Ia Machine
Shop and hnd entirely satisfactory. Our gn.ers and
naehnists all IL Recommending as superior to any
nbrcsor have heretofore used 1t Ia fully equal to tho
best sprrfI.
will also state N IN my opinion II has equal for
upon have witnessed It's effects IN my
CHAs r. WURTs. sup, H. K H. c. co.
We have been using Hendricks LuBhlCATOR for nearly
two years pact, for and other machinery and
JOHN B. SMITH, sup, Penn. Coal Co.
DuynoRx, June 10, 1909
We fully IN the foregoing statements OF c. r. wurt
and John H. Smith esq ~ regard 10 the superior quality
Of HENDRICKS LUBRlCATOR having used 1t In our
works for about two ycafs -
J. BENJAMIN 4 CO.,
Foundery and Machine Works, Carbondsle Tenn.
r.. JONES 4 co,
Coal Operators Olyphant, Penn
EUGENE T. HENRY,
gnpt L. l. and Coal Co.. Scranton. Penn.
COE h. YOUNG,
Honesdsls, Penn.
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Orricg OF THE PniILiPs PYTR0LEux Co,
No 10 BRoADsT., frw-i OnK. FED ~, 1865. }
TINE STOCK of the PHILLIPS PETRO-
L LECM COMPANY win be Issued SATURDAY, 18th
inst at th. Office Oh aud after which date subscribers sy
call and receive tneir Certificates.
DIVIDEND viii be declared about the middle OF
March and either monthly quarterly Dividends regularly
,bereafer TIIOs. w. PHILLIPS, President.
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DETROLEIIM.
Il ALBERT n. ElCOLAY CO.,
STOCK AUCrlONEERS.
BROKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STOCKS BONDS. AND GOLD,
NO ~ WILLIAM.ST.. NJ Y.
OIL STOCKS ii ompaes that recommend
~ good nents may all times be found Office,
nj A le NJ Ye-t market ratcs ~ lots e. suit
SAILS MAD. Ar THE EEGt LAR
PETROLEUM STOCK BOARD,
=, IN air two .,s.ic1s dpiy III O'Clock AID D. NJ.
oaDEkS RECEIiE PROMPT ATTENTION
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DETROLEUM.
THE HARMON PETROLEUM 90.
NEWYOKk.
DiviDED INTO so, 900 SHARES;
PAR VALUE AND sU sMsRn fRicI % fEh
10, 600 SHARES. $50, 900 RESERVED FOR WORK
THREE HUNDRED ACRES IN FEE SMILE ON OIL
CREEK.
BOARD TRrsTErs
John JOHNSON Brewer, brooklyn.
PHILIP c. HARMON, late Harmon d Co.
Hon A. NJ WOOD Mayor Of Brooklyn
MN d. MURPHY. osq., No 2JJ Henry ~.
LOUIS sTAUDINGEk, staudnrer Brotben
EDWIN A. QUlNTARD, Union Coal Co.
CIAs. ". ,e0ppE+ASP tgg,neer No p I'll Broadway
SYLVESTER W. COMsrOCK, Roe Comstoch
MARSH, ooE K WALLIS
}ouy JOHNSON, President
AMER MELLEN, Jr, Nice-PIesdent
PHILLIP &. HARMON, TressuTer.
j. NhWION jerks, Secretary.
The property o. the Company consa OF three hundred
c,c a. ,c on or Creek and selected with greet care b.,
oil men and ons the land now owned by tho
Island Petroleum Company u Brooklyn the Everett
UNI Company o. Boston ind the Noble Yarn Fetroe
urn Company Of Nsw-iorf ,.,,
erty thew have cont forward engines aud made arrange
,.s for the erection Of machinery tanks Sc Tor tho I'M
sdat. Development Of ths properly The shdh rapdy IA
yscng In value and g. proposed AZ the proper time to 'e
two hundred io the bcnet oil the socAho.acfsu aeeeo
advisable. a,
subscriptions fr portion 81 the sock be made at the
Office of The Company LETT with any Of tlr Trustees
N p G. HARMON, Treasurer,
No. Ill Broadway. Room No. -
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N-0TJCE-TUE UNITED STATES PETRO-

NTOTICE.-THE UNITED STATES PETRO-
oss ~ ,br Company No q Exchange place, New OK
and fluneT verehgo County Penn until noon on sAfu
DAY Tie 18th of Ec brnay next Tor LEASING psis OF tue
-. AID vsrabJe OIL PHODUCING TERRITORY now Ia
nos.esion OF the Company Phoe Coek, and at walnut
bend Alcyisny River, Venango County, ia: host OF
fthe Fryier We'll" recently developed by the Company
AID now Gowing from 80 TO go barrels Of oil per osy
Msps Of The properly be 81 the Offices OF te ,on
psuy ybere further information vii be given by otoeI Of
Le Board T. u rLNNiNo' SS0'''1'''
New Y rt jan 25 1868
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rRusTHys:

Hon. janis NADoNOhInf Vi sS-ASs -
Co., no 81 Cedar ST., New York.
GEORGE w. FUTILE, of Stout futile, leather dssssA
No Ferry ST., New York.
RICHARD J. SHERMAN, of Rich, Sherman h Co., bsnh
ers, No 30 Pine.., New York
LEWIS BENTON, Counselor at Law. No. III Broadway
NewYork
WILLIAM r. HALL, Of Nor!h.up, Han Co., No. III
Broadway, NowYork
THOMAS SCOTT, Vice Presien. Of the Penn'yivsnts
Central Railroad Company. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
r. S. 5. ANDRos, Of Andres Cole. Boston, Msssasho
sets.
Hon. LEVI PARSONS San Francisco California
The subscription price go per share for limited amount
scrihers 800 600 reserved for a working capital, and
In stocks par for the future development Of tho
cOmpany's property.
It, property consists Of perpetual lease Of about sSgss
of oil territory in San Lui 05ispo County, State Of Cs&
FORMS. lying on and near the Pacific Ocean, being al The f
lowing Eve ranches, VIZ:
l. Tie Manuea Ranch, containing 10, s54 90 acres
H. The Arroyo Grande Ranch, containing +4173a acres
H. The Balsas Chemical Ranch containing H,33s2a scssA
W. The Pisins Ranch containing s,s9s.S9 acres.
v. The Stone Corral Ranch, containing 3o,su2o screG
The titles Of these large have been thoroughly
smned and approved by Judge Parsons Of San francisco
All reports written and verbal Of gentlemen who during
the past year. have visited and thoroughly examined this
property carefully and scientifically in representing
Overlooking with petroleum. They say: The Ranches
are splendid estates bat their value In their almost fabulous
wealth in the best Of OIL
The Compauys lands extend for ten miles on Ben
Luis Bay on the Pacific coast with good osdtssd whsss
shipments can be made with facility San Francisco South
America, Austral. China and Ncw-YO.k.
The lands have gentle slope to San Luis Bay and thsrs
fan assurance probability Of conducting the oil. u
moderate expense pipes from the wells to reservoirs
tanks be constructed this pOrt when can be sent
to the markets of world either in m crude state or refined
according to the demand.
The cost Of shipping will exceed cents per bsrr md
the company will be enabled deliver petroleum at New
York at s per barrel and II Australia and China reduced
rates.
Iii. designed to develop, fully aud practically the means
and wealth Of this property the earliest practicable moment
The varied details giving all the information that can be "
CURED with general description Of the character advantages
and prospects Company property fully and plainly
ct forth In the prospectus
THE PACIFIC COAST PETROLEUM COMPANY Il
have been duty organized under the laws Of this
State with sufficient capital render available lie capabilities
and resources In believed be unlimited supply Of
Petroleum not surpassed In quality.
Subscriptions for the stock Of the Company have ben
opened a tee Offices OF
JAMES wADswoRTH CO.,
No. 81 Cedarst., Eew.YaA
RICH, SHERMAN CO.
No. % Pine-st, New-Yerk
NORTHRUP HALL CO.,
No. liz Broadway.
LEWIS BENTON Secretary No. liz Broadway
where the prospectus can be obtained
Subscriptions payable above when the Of s,sooeh
subscribed
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Petroleum.
l. PACIFIC COAST
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OF NEw.YoRK
CAPITAL STOCK, 5000, coo,
DIVIDED INTO 5000 SHARES OF THI
PAR VALUE OF 500.
WORKING CAPITAL $500, 900 IN STOCK,
AND sI00, 600 IN CASH.

Hoy. JAS. DE PEYsTER OGDEN. President
HoS. JAMES wADswORTH, Vice Presideaa
EDWARD g. RICH, Treasurer.
LEWIS BENTON, Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS FREE FROM ALL LIABILITIES.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFY1cE OF CoNPTRoILKR or THr rRRFNcN

WASHINGTON, January 9, lo65.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence pre-
w scented 90 undersigned has been made to appear
IA. THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANh OF New. OK
= the City Of NcVYork, in the County 81 Ncw'lo rk am
btste of duly Organized unoer ana accord
ID the requiem Of the act - IonFits entic An
Ict provide National Currency, secured by edge q
trf,ej bonds and provide for TIE circulation and
redemption thereof approved Une . 1861 and has complied
VIII all provisions OF said act ued 20 be compAet
Sh before commencing the business OF Banking under said
Ao;
Now therefore, !, Hugh McCuloct, Comptroller Of tie
Currency do hereby certify thst THE NATIONAL BROAD
WAY BANK Of New-iork IN the City Of Newly or IN the
Cspnty OF New FORK and State Of New 10 Authorized 10
eammence the business Banking under the Act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness MY ana tnd seal OF oihce
III ninth day OF January 1866. HUGH MCCULLOUGH
Comptroller Oi tine Curroacv.
Currency Bureau. Treasury DcpaFtmcnSen OF the Comp
honer Of the Currency.
FTNHE NORTH RIVER BANK, H0bOben, n.
j. Organized under the General Banking Laws Of New
jersey its Circulation il secured by United states ~ per
esp Bonds and 3. redeemed the LGinZ House Of
n. J. MESSENGER, No. l39 Broadway. New-loIK. NOR
us X CRANE, Cashier.
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TIE STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY
Il organized under the General Laws Of the State OF New
York, with Capital Of $500, 900. Represented by
100, 900 Shares. OF the par value Of 80 each shaEeh0a
ers ait exempt from all personal liability.
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OFFICE OF THE COMPANY No. ~ BROADWAY
NETWORK.
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ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS or TIE
STATE OF NETWORK.
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TNO OIL COMPANIES AND lNDlVlDU-
i AIS OWNING WELLS-Tbe advertiser desires TO
c. attention and recently patented process. for ne
uprpo,e OF r,nsctang oil wells that have ceased TO yiI
and also to induce the yielding Of well, where boring has
been unattended by successl In good o'bearng DISTRICT
Ioy 6uth,r Information address J. H. p Boa No LIS Post
Once Philadelphia stating location width depth and psox
unity TO yielding wells aud siyiug general history Of the
pEopsrty.
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petroleum.

M ORE THAN E-HALF OF THE
SHARES ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR.
STOCKHOLDERS FREE FROM ALL LIABILITIES.
DE KAIB PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF TIE
STATE OF NETWORK.
.S30VsuUu.
$4,000 SHARES OF SO EACH.
Two wells on the CoupaHy's property; one yielding
Forty Barrel. per day. the Other on stirling OIL flowed ten
Barrels per day, and when tubed win yield avery large now.
SIX MORE WELLS TO BE SUNK IMMEDIATELY.
OFFICERs
PRESIDENT,
GEORGE l.. ElGENBRODT.
TREASURER,
HENRY DEZAvALA
SECRETARY,
SAMUEL w BOoCoW.
THusTErs:
GEORGE l.. ElGFNBRODJ esq, No 30 Broad-h
J.lKEYNEDY sMYTH esq, No n Broadway.
MAHLoN 5. FROST eaq, No. cedara, and Tliu'ville,
Penn.
EDUARD O. LUDLOW, NJ ~. 70. 40 F. Twcny.tlirdst
SAMUEL HASKELL. ESQ. Plttt, cor. Golds-
J. VAN LENsSELA EE, j., CO., 10 ~ LxchanSeplsce'
J. LEE SMITH, eco, No. - BceAnan 1t.
RICHARD AMERMAN, esq, No. "a Broadway.
HENRY DE ZAvALA, So. No. 100 Broadway.
ooUssrL,
JOHN H. BIRD csq., 40 lJ7 Hroadway
BANKERS,
CARR TAYLOR & Co, No. 30 Broads St
SCHEDULE.
No on OIL Creek one ac. Oh Bennehof Farm with two
wells. yielding 90 barrels per day, ready to tube
which las flowed 10 barrels per day.
No. 2, Eros, Refinery. buildings, Office Lc, &c.
No ,, Yea acres, in fee, on Pit Hole Creek.
No. 1. 1900 acres Little Ksnawha River.
Thi. Conpanyf property has bee examined by some Of IL
Trustees sd located to be al al times fully under their
Tie Company having bceu formed fI permanent and
invr is capital stock 4 offered only fu paid hns
securing socSholdsr. immunity from al liabilities
rs present. PRODUCTION. VIII pay fine diyidead snd
the siE New Wells Completed great results are
subcIipou win he received for limited number Of shares
until lana notice, a, the Office Of the Comrsny' Bankers,
CARR, TAYLOR & CO.,
No. 30 BROAD'sT Hoom No Id, New-lo H'
Where circulars, giving full descriptions well maps Of the
property, can be seen
Comm rom Of town promptly attended TO.
WATSON FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
Organized under tie Law. Q. the State OF NewYori
sroCKuoLDERs FREE FROM INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY.
Divided iato 10000 Share, Of SIS each, fall paid
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$4,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL
oYpIcYRa

oYPIcKRa
SAMUEL BOOTH, President
JOHN FRENCH, Vice President.
KEENAN, Is. AUTEN Secretary.
WILLIAM IL LITTLE, Treasurer.
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MORE THAN ONE-U HALF OF TIE
SHARES ALREADY SUBSCRIBED FOR.
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'LlhoLhoM'
THE NEW-YORK
LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS o. TN
STATE OF NEw-YOkK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
IN
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
AT
$40 PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESSMENT
GOVERNMENT BONDS AND SECURITIES TAKEN N
PAYMENT FOR STOCK.
OFFICES:
No. a EMPIRE BUILDING,
No u BROADWAY. NETWORK.
Posr. oryrcx ADpREss Box 5, 36S, New-Yosh
OFFICERS.
Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON, President.
WIN. r. PHIPPs, Vice President
ROBERT BAssErT, Secretary.
a BURTIs Mining Superintendent Nusvile p
ATLANTIC BANK, No LAB Broadway, n T., Treasury.
THE WELLS OF TIE COMPANY ARE NOW
PRODUCING OIL.
Psyment for stock may be made In drafts registered now
or Government bonds and securities, which bonds ana ''so"
ties will be taken at their marks. value
Remitanee may be addressed to the Company rostomss
ROY gs New. York City, to Atlantic BANK treasury
the New.York and Liverpool Petroleum S"HP~ny' No ~
Broadway New-York City"
po,.,,u, sent to any address application, containing
full and clear account Of the operations OF this
MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
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Petroleum.
PROSPECTUS =, -u,
STELLA PETROLEUM COMPANY.

PROPERTY IN vENANGo COUNTY, PENN.
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T'HE GREAT
NORTHERN OIL COMPANY.
NO OF EXCHANGE PLACE. NEAR rnoAD~AY. AND
No ~ BnOAD-sr, hEWYORk.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS or THE STATE
Oh MN YORK.
200 600 SHARES AT so ZACH, ISSUED FOX
LANDS And OTHER PAOPEhTY
OFFICERS.
PREsIpHsT,
JOHN BRYAN. SEWYOPK
NcE PREsIDEsT,
JACDD g ATWOOD NEW YORK,
sEoRErsRY AND IREAsuaft,
J. i. WiSNEk. NfWlORK.
suPERIsTLSpEsr.
T. T.. UENDRiCK. FRANKLIN. PENN
CENTRAL AGENT,
WM. n. MARCUS. NEN-iORh.
xarSul.c,t r.r. and Sole pfopnsfors Of the
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BOOKS or SUBSCRIPTION TO ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND SHARES AT one DOLLAR are oreued d,
MARCHANT BROS, 70. / HsDOveIfqune. Nsw-ioTk.
SAMUEL ESGLE Co.. No. 49, Front a.. New York
hILLsk Co.. Ncs I1ard - Custom iiou'es Boston.
TACK BROS, No. 2l7 Wslnui--t.. PHILADELPHIA.
JAMEs A. wEBB Coz No. 49, P,GI.s,.. Hcw-Yort-
CLARK sTEBBIss No. Fls:shers-. New Yorb.
And the onse Of the compsuy No. Hanover square
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IMPORTANT TO SUBSCRIBERS
TO TEE
cOTTER FARM OIL COMPANY.
iN'' BOOKS or THF COMPANY
will positively $eo.ed March 1905. No stock vii b sole
', Oh price after that date. All subscriptions nos
aii py Int TIME will b. cancelled The Company have on
th,ir property one OF Bottles Rock Drilling Maeines
e.uet by the aid Of this machine to have a. Least IMO
WELLS in successful operation within six week" PERSONS
wishin. tie stock Of the Company .
AT SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
INNS, mako INN ea. appicson there ara but ten thos.
sand shares TO BE- rod sbspiion price ~ per 'nsis
M, " ~ Co,r,nv Ne Ss Piup-st New York and Nos
Lard "a Ws,nsto nvdnes ga south Third e.. Ph0'
.jsinbis isNIAu LUKEES, President:
''P WM NJ STEWART, NicePIesidenA
NM H. SMITH Treasurer
z g. HARRISON, secreisry
l0D E-llZ
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DJOO, Do
Divided istO 10000 Stare. OF IS each, fau paid
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Two wells the ConpaHy's property one yeldius
Forty Barrels per day. the other stirling oil flowed ten
Barrels per day. and when ubed win yield very large how
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WATSoN FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Organized under tie Laws o., tie State o. New YoTi
sTockHoLDERs FREE FROM INDIVIDUAL
LIABILITY.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
STORY OF A HAT.

There was startling development, at
Mount Iolyoke Seminary, not long
since. One OF the young ladies had just
returned from visit to the outside
world, and soon after vigilent teacher
looked into her room and discovered u
gentlcman's hat there. Another teacher
also satisfied herself of the existence Of
the alarming object, and the pupil forth.
With summoned TO the hall of Judgment.
1t was most delicate subject ofipquiry.
and The point of attack was only reached
by gradual and zigzag approaches. The
pupil who manifested her depravity by
half concealed merriment, and showed
no disposition penitently to unbosom
herself, was at last brought up with a
plump question as to the hat in the room.
There was a moment Of painfully anx-
ious suspense, followed by a sudden col,
lapse, when the offender confessed that
she had brought in one of her fathers
old hats to cut up for rolls for her hair.
She was pronounced excused, and there
was great fun in the halls, as the story
circulated. - Springfield Republican.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
A Female Monster, In.deedl

"a man, named Iadlock, has met his
fate, in Hawosville, Kentucky, lately.
under the following circumstances -
There is woman in town who keeps q
grog shop, and who had been notified by
Iladlock to remove BY certain timo.
The time having expired, Hadlock made
his appearance at the window Of her
donicil, which he smashed in. and mott,
fed her that, if she did not leave by
night he would return and murder her.
At night he returned, and discovered
the woman and her son setting in tho
house. He broke the window and
pushed his head 10, when she strucl,
him on the head with mallet, and ho
fell heavily to the earth. She listened
few minutes, and hearing him groan.
went outside AMI found him lying 10 IN
almost dying condition. She called for
her son to bring her an axe. TIE son
did so, and she took it from him, and dc.
liberately chopped the body up into
small pieces and left il for the hogs to
devour. She went back into tho house
and retired to bed. At last accounts.
she had not been arrested, nor was she
likely to be, as the citizens justified tho
act"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30

How To MANAGE MEs.-Wbrn
you want to manage mou, do IA bee.
keepers do when they want to manage
bees. Here are two men that have bces
in hive. One says, 81 own these bee,
apd am going to divide them, aud move.
them. lie prepares place for the,a,
and then goes to the hive, thrusta bis
hand rudely into the midst Of them, aud
very soon he has bees all over him, aud
he moves himself very rapidly. That is
just as l have seen men attempt to man.
age them, Another man gets bowl Of
sugar and water, and washes his hands
all over, and goes with the utmost qaict
ness aud serenity, and opens the hive,
and puts his hand in gently, an the bees
find everything sweet, and he eau scoop
them up as though they were so much
-four, and put them in as many hives as
he pleoses Of he only takes care TO put
queen bee in each, and they will not
sting him or fly away. And people say.
"Wonderfuli that man has real mag.
netic power with bees. So he has when
he has sugar on his hands. Now, when
you want to manage men, wash your
hands with sugar and water. Henry
Ward Beechcr.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-03-30
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

President Judge.
Hon. r. GWhite, Wellsborough.
associate Judges,
Hon. V. S, Brockway, Jay tp.
Hon. E. G. Schultze, St. Mary's.
Sheriff.
P. W. Hays, Ridgway
Prothenotary, Reg. and Rec.
George Ed. Weis, Ridgway
District Attorney,
L. j. Blakely Ridgway
Treasurer,
Charles Luhr. St. Mary's
County Surveyor,
George Walmslcy, st. Marys
Commissioners,
Charles Weis, st. Mary's
Geo. Dickinson, Ridgway.
Joseph ". Taylor, Fox.
auditors,
r. T. Kyler, Fox
Jacob McCauley, Fox.
IL. d. Derr, Benozett