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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
The Crepe.
IN ILLINOIS AND INDIANA.

CHICAGO, Friday July 2s, 1868
Reports in regard to the effect Of the recent
rims IN Indiana and Illinois show that Winter wheat
in Northern Indiana is badly damaged and has grown
in shock in some parts Of illinois. particularly about
been Injured In the northern part OF the
state; but week Of good weather would insure heavy
Weld. In Wisconsin and Iowa the crops are not
damaged to any extent. The barley crop is badly
attained
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ANOTHER TRAGEDY.
An Insane Man Shoots . Citizen Or syrs.
euse Dead and Seriously Wounds
Soldier.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Friday. July "s. 1865.

MILWAUKEE Wis. Friday. July 2s. 1865.
An exciting occurrence took place on board
the steamer Annie johnson. while the way from La
Crosse ito ST. Paul. yesterday afternoon. An insane
man named Stocking approached group Of passengers
on the deck and fred three shots the first striking
Messenger by the name OF Roberts OF SYRACUSE killing
him instantly. Another shot struck soldier through
tho arm nnrng him severely but not fatally Stocking
was finally disarmed secured and taken " 81 fan ior
examination.
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Prize Pighting-One Fight Postponed
Another Genes on.
CINCINNATI. Friday. j

CINCINNATI. Frldsy, July q, Ista
The stakes in the contemplated prize light
between Clark and Heating. were drawn yesterday
according TO the decision OF the stakeholder and re-
turned to the respective hackers Of the lighters
fight took place yesterday. near this city between
Newell OF Pittsburgh and Burns Of Cincinnati for 900
side resulting in the defeat Of the latter In Ia rounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
Naval Intelligence.
BELFAST, Me-, Frit

BELFAST Me-, Friday, July q, 1861
The e. s. steamer Ti0ga sailed to-day
for Bangor. The monitor Dictator ia expected here in
3 Few days on her way from botiOD To Hsli'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
IN WISCOySIy.

MILWAUKEE Friday, duly " Is05.
The crops throughout this State are in ex.
ceent condition. and the weather has been remarkably
line for harvesting during the past three four days
The wheat crop exceeds anything have seen since
1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
n. al,eIv Travels.
DENVER CRY, Thursd'

DENVER CirY Thursday. July a. le63-
Senator's Doolittle, Foster and Ross, and
Gen. McCooL and party started eastward, VAST Louis,
to day.
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Total. .....--....-....-..-.-...t2p 10.
Average weight. 1874 -.
Uniforu-IA imson h8rdterchiefs. white shirts AMI
blue pants
Tire pull % 10 80 stro,es per minute. TAs crew
is the Sophomore Of LIST year with the exception
Of No L. which place Was tiled lasty esr by q. A. b.
Abbott.
The following are Abe names and Neiglts oftle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29
Gen. Sheridan Gees - Texas-OaR Asmy
In Texas-The Frecdmcs-ThetvT ress.
u,ent-Cu.e Of Jshn Asrsss--CIssfng 81
Golared n Pche0.

Colered Churches.
From Our Special Correspondent.
NEw.ORIEAya July q, le6a
Maior.Gen. Sheridan, commanding the Mil
itary Division of the Gulf le for Texas on lest Thurs
day. 1t is stated that the General will visit Calves
ton Bra5os Santiago and Brownsville before bis return
70 tbs city. The trip will in al probability OCCUPY I've
or three weeks
SUPPLYING THE ARMIES IN TEXAS.
The Qnartermsster's and Commissary Departments
are forwarding large quantities Of supplies for the use
of the troops in Texas Capt Hill has just returned
from An inspection tour OF the Commissay Department
and reports the armies being well supplied With Com
missary stores.
DEPARTURE OF GOV. WELLS.
II n rumored that Gov. Madison Wells Of this State
has taken or s about to take, his departure for Wash
ington where lie is going to Try and countersct the in
dueuce which is being brought to bear on the Govern
meut to effect his removal and the appointment Of
Provisional Governor.
THE TREATMENT OF coLoRED CITIZENS
by the present City and State officials has become
terribly cruel and unjust to call for military
ference on the part OF Gen. Candy.
In n former communication alnded 10 the inpI,.aR
see Eigkth PaSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

Lake winnipssioree N. H.. Augost g. 1852 Prises
let pair of black walnut oars and silver plate; 20 Sill
ver mounted boat.h0ok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-29

A Trial Beswses I'll" Algonquin a."
WiasssLa 10 Take place In this City
RuIes and Regulations.

specis EDpstch 70 The y. !. IflDune'
WARRINGTON Friday, July 2. lso1.
Tie Navy Department to-day issued the ioI-
having order:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17


/ n.S,,;e psocecdIng TO answer the question
!. 80 ~ f,roper 70 state, that II Is insisted
ss.ss ihe words period d time and .tin,e
~ service,w - I'D In the nm uCtion q
- ~ Of Iarch =, IL nSean 3nctn m
n61ent frqA tdW n sries. nselns Gme
H1at sthc phras1DI me1h one md Ne me
}hid Wen q wVFd trnpie usdf lin reer-
ence fb%ine, IL n. 1dcofdln1 10 {ijeiexic6.
graphers, very nearly the synonym Of period.
The difference betwixt them, II any, is too
uncertain and shadowy to believe that Con.
g!ese meant by the use of one, something
Inherent from what Is understood by the
other. But the words period and SssA both
occur IN after parts Of the acts now under
consideration. In the 18th section of the
act OF 1888. the term Of service IL spoken Of.
ana the term Of re-enlistment, whilst in the
1th section Of the amended act, Il Is the
period for which he shall have ,enlisted and
the period tor which Ire shall have been
drafted. Thus it will be perceived. that
upon the very face 0f these acts, Congress
used these words a. meaning tie same thing
y happens, too. In the act, that neither wori
may be used and yet the sanie idea intended,
a. IN the eighth section Of the amended act,
where the language Is "shall be credited by
his services"
Regarding, then. period Of Service and
term OF service" as meaning the same
thing, any argument prexiicated upon diff
fesnce must be disregarlcd And thus we
arc brought back 10 tile question, how Il the
credit TO he given, Must the credit be for
the time Of actual service, or the period OF
enlistment! 80
| think that Congress intended by the
words 'perind Of service" TO give credit for
the time Of his enlistment When man
enlisfs In the service ri the Government for
one, two or three years, his services are due
to the Government for that period aud dur
Ing that period his services are withdrawn
from the industrial pursuits Of life. The
act speaks as though there was certain and
liked period for the services of each man,
and yet, II any period or time is taken. other
ttaH the term Of enlistment, by some sys-
TEN OF averages or guesses, rule must be
liked To do go would violate the certainty
contemplated by the act.
l am, therefore, OF the opinion that the
President must, under the act, give credit
BY the whole period or term for which the
man enlisted
Whether this is the rule which should have
been adopted by Congress, whether u does
not operate unequally, and whether il is cx-
actly just or not are questions that cannot
now be considered Ii is familiar to all that
special cases of hardship will occur by the
application CT any general rule, nevertheless
the law, as written, must be pursued and in
forced
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant
tSi4ned, JAMES SEED,
10 The Prerdenf. Attoriie, General.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
CONSTITUTION,
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNcEDB THE MEDl.
- cal Facult, and the public 10 be he mos,
wonderful remedy for the permanent curc ~ all
diseases Of the STOMACH. LIVER, KIDNEYS
ard BLADDER that has ever been offered
II not klxERAL wArER. Il il from experience
that CONSTITUTION WATER has emanated aud We
nov say let no man doubt. when q singl. bottle
hes been known 10 cure diseases which the best
medical talent IN thus country has failed TO eieve
A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution
Water caanoi be classed under '.Quack' prcpars-
tions. aa il is now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II il only second elias
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use Of every means 10 Ut
complish q care and the success fthe physicians
increases N his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him TO produce cure. while others tail in
the attempt Science il satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water q tsir trial-we mean
you who are under some specf1fs1's care from
year TO year. and Ne particularly alllde 10 ladies
Who a.e constantly resortiDg 70 iscsl Treatment.
and al sorts 81 local applications far diseases,
with 80 much chance Il success us there would he.
from local spp icsiops to tho throat io- diseases
Of brain. We have been careful To use language
in our circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization. but We receive MANY com
munications from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted and 81 whose disease men
ticn has been made. that VIZ have come to the
conclusion that # the remedy is capable OF pro
ducng cure, no matter what the disease may be-.
il should be made known. The medicine is put
up for the public, and there should be no sxccp-
tons. We say, Constitutio ron Water il not like
giidcd pill, made 10 suit the eve and taste il u
medicine, in every sense ~ the tenn; placed In
the hands Of the people for their relief, aud II
taken according 10 the directions il viii in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the d cctions In regard Tn diet etc. relate only ~
he disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

- ~ 49, Az .
vhsna - rnblic o1lesr has dlgseced
..v..,S ~ = lhr - IN individual - 90
~. de~rsiel the o6ics which h. bold.
e - 4 portiels Of rsspsse fbr hlmeslt
n. ~ neopis he will resign. Baeon
nm shovn to have bsen guilty Of
"a instances 10 The point nay Be
s, ...rer hcma Andrsw johnson
sSs.,n follow their example. Ne c.nnet
~. Srov that hs can never actas Psss'oent
~ - ~ ~ ssnste, % ssy nothing Of the Pcs:'
-. -. sont;csency Of ths Presidency o. ne
~ S,.,ss ievolving upon him. wle'Dut
s9-N:.s Hush Of shame upon every Amer
crnens II he will retire from public
lean cn@. W forgotten II not forgiven.
The only possible reason .. WHY shI. :" os n;I;ns
No 40 10 Is that he may DC eo'e os WIFI, na.:s
- 800 his salary Of $1,000 = year; ms
.'Sssseie may be overcome. u ne VIII prom.
~ - rssien upon that condition, It viii not
~ 6o,r hours TO find four men, without
ss;ne ~ Of ths city Of New York. each o.
hcs An slaily pay him . years salary.
~ N - r,s6.rs thai this gin should take
a. 49, 81 national testianonial, we assurc
I'm thst in week the whole sum can Be
rsised 81 subscription in this city in sums
~ f,ltv cents each. There is scarcely sme-
cha,ic or lab, rer who will not give hs1 .
dollar rather than SEQ the chair Of the Sen
.,e Of the United States dsgraced BY being
o.cnp;rd bv the man who made such = dis
sustipg exhibition Of himself ~ was done
81 Andrew johnson on the 4th Of March.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

The love for Intoxicating drinks is directly
owing to m artificial appetite-in other words. .
perversion Of the sense Of taste, superiDduced
BY continued excuses in the use Of spirituous
iiquors. Intemperance Ia consequently not u
natural inirmity. but always depend. MT on ar
titicial causes The once removed. tie victim
Of intbriety will lose all inclination or desire for
the injurious beverage
DR. ZANES ANTiDOTE, by its specific sc-
tion restores the disc ased appetite 20 its proper
normal condition. The craving for spirituous
drinks al once ceases. and what before had been
an irre-ist Bile passion. nov becomes dstasteful,
obnoxious and repnlsive. The remedy il per
fecily harmless il directions are followed. Il
exercises an almost magical effect in causing
deep seated osersios for all alcoholic drinks, and
increases the appetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
J. KRONER, ESQ, Philadelphia,

Proprietor " DR. FANS ASfiporE FOR I.
ERrNkENNEss.
Dear Sir Since the spring Of ls6o. have
been using your sSriDore in large number Of
cases of inienpcrance. and in nineteen instances
out Of twenty it has been successful in totally
destroying the appetite craving for sfron1
d,inA BY MEANS Of il | have cured over six
hundred cases IN this city and neighbnrhood.
find its mode of action to be specifically adapted
to either recent or longsstandiDg cases. II coos
the stomach, settles the nervous excitement and
creates m appetite for food, besides greatly stin
uaiing the digestive functions Ihnse also used
il with marked success in Dslirinns 7rsmens, the
FHs Of children and 81. Iitns' Dance. besides
numerous other nervous affections.
II Is doubtless destined in the end to do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
havs ever been formed Know ing its inestima-
Bile value, cheerfuiiy recommend II.
Yours, DC.
r. DuNGER, N. ..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
HCBBEL.S
GOideS( Blffevs.

Nature requirements mny he gratifipd tn.
Golds" B'ffos's a purely reytabSs To.ac.
inv'gorafing and Strengthening, F.rtfies the
system against the effects of unwholf.ss me ws,e,
VIII cure Dyspepsia
VII cure Weakness and General Debility.
Will cure Heartburn,
Will cure Heads, ne.
will cure Liver Complaint.
Will cure Jaundice
Will cure Sea Sickness
Will cure bilious collie.
VIII excite and create a healthy annette
"'l' lnvigoraie the or gan. of digestion.
and moderately increases the trmperature of the
body and the force of the cir cuution. acting. in
fact as general corrob orant of the system. con
tanning no poisonous drugs, and is the best Tonic
B.tters in the World. 4 fair trial is earnestly
solicited.
Gee. C. HU BBEL. & co,
Prophet ors, Hudson N: \.
General D. pot. Amc ,cau Express Buildings'
Hudson street New York.
For ; ale b, Druggists, Grccers, DC.
HURNHAM VAN SCHAACk,
81 lie Agents for North Western States, No. l6
AXE street. Chicago. III. Ocs7d &wlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

J. J. KRONER, DEAR SIR Please lind en-
closed one dollar for nno her box IF :. DIR Zane
Antido'e for Strong Drink" and send as soon
MS possible | will say Cor your benefit or salts
faction, that a boss workman of mine has taken
two boxes Of your ANfInorK and has been SO
Der man for three months. and says he has not
had the sightes, taste for liquor in the last two
months or more, and never thinks Of it Previ-
Gus to his time. God OILY knows when he d ew
. sober breath. Yours, truly
WIRE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

by DR. AKSCH. practieing Physician.
Second Edition, revised. cn3arecd and i'lustra-
ted with ~ ansiosnicsl rawlings, ~ }. Lubavsch
Everybody should read ibis book II contains
usssul information about the preservation, the
veal ness and the disensfs Of she sexual org.Ds,
Us well as a statement 81 the mode 81 cure for
such suffer the enervsiing consequences ofseif
polntiyn Hrcret disease and other destinations
The mirror Of Youth" IL The warning sign,
which leads the un.niorred and those that hsvs
wherefore II Inns become u real book Tor the mil
lions, Of which during the short ,eriod Of yesrs
over 2o."oo copies of the German edition have
been sold. The mode OF treatment, based upon
n In remittance Of rs cents in Post A1snp4 u
viii Be sens free by mail. Addresy
DIR. J. LUBARSCH,
isn2od&wly Chicago. H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
PIONEER BAKERY.
NEW PUBLICATION.
[ lRDlS On VENhHEAl DISEASES
Edmund Lands, M. d.,

u CHttdgO, IU'
The first part Of this work is now ready for the
press. Ii IL elaborate and complete in its Details
IS intended to Illustrate every part, variety ana
complication OF the disease, and II the result oi
cluse resea, CHI. labor and experience. II will
take into review Rieord, the grea French writer
OF France; Acton, OF England; Buinst-sd. Of
New York; and will contain chapter q re
highest Importance the health Of married la
lies. Dr. Lands trusts that he i presenting 20
the medical world awork that will stand anri-
valled either IN Europe Or America; twill con-
tain ahout $50 pages Price -. DR.. lands So
licit. subscriptions and invites al who desire tc
>ee and c,usnlt him. to cali, address At lis Of
flee in Elich's Block, N. Clask street, chicago
Office hours from y to II a. m, and from 4 70
p. m. Persons from ds,an can address him.
jan 80 EDMCNU LANDIS, N. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
READ, READ, READ,

DaSvILLE, Pa. June ., ls6s-Dr. Vim II. Gvsgg
- Dear Sir. In Feb 1861, | was afflicted witt,
sugar disbetes, and Cor five months passed more
tlian two gallons Of wster in twenty four hours
was obliged 10 get up often len or twelve times
during the night, aud IN FIVE months lost about
dity pounds in weight During the month Of Jul; i,
1861. procured two bottles Of Constitution Va
ter. andin two days after using il Experienced
relief, and after taking two bottles WAS entirely
cured, soUn after regsining my usual good health.
Yours truly, w. l.. BE- WITT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

F aDosrox Coaxsns. N. n, Dec. -, 1e8l.-- VIM
H. Grsyg q LO-Genss ~ freely rive Won liberty
to make ofihe FOL owing certificate u the vi
ne If Constitution Wster. winch i can RECON-
mend 10 the highest manner: Ny wife was attack
ed with pain in the shoulders, whole length Ofthe
back, and IN her limbs, with Patp.tdfi0n Of tie
Hsart q nj Irritation If the Haader. 1 called =
physician whO attended her about three months,
when,he left her worse than he had found her. /
then Employed one Of the hest phssicisna conld
find. who asscnded her tor about nine months,
and while she Was under his care she did not sui-
fer quite as much pain. He finally gave her Wp.
aud said "A,r css~ sC,ss iNcmya6e. Fer" sad ne
"she has sH~h combination IT complaints that
nstset"s sisen for one csystss agaassf sosse osLs,
inxnced TIE use OF institution Water, and 20 our
utter astonishment. aimz,st the first dose seemed
70 heve the desired effect. and she kept on I'M
proving rapidly under IT. trcatmest. and now su-
PeFintsnds cStirety her domestic affairs 6be 80
rot taken ADy 81 the Constitution " aftr Tor abOus
four weeks, and We are happy to say thas = he
wS n. VAN BESscHoTEN.
ws,ssssuslD. Conn.,, March >. isss--D,; y.
Ds nstat masw9S see" ; ,sar srvss
"a ~ is1ammsiioR II the Kidneys and lrrit.aiob
Of the Bladder. having suffered for the pass .hrer
years. ald tried the kkill Of . Dulab>rOf neSysi.
sians with. only Temporary rslisf, VISA indleed
= vss9 sssss. 4 iisssssss Hsssrs Lee sisss.
90 asd ~hen hed Rsed hall a i 70 nv spr.
prise tcrpd 4 Ersar chsng< IL my heslth. 4
e sxpesisd 10 ~ = ~ NE veil. snA = gpo6
49, s.s e ~ ~ - 81 ys ss'sss -
+ X H. =. a5 y Z ~ 49, :y ;s. 49,
81 "a: T.sOSa 10 !. si0Sl66.
~ -. ~ ~ t)spgia1s. Pries ~.
M. =. 6nlOo = 60. Askvs53 |
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
p.rPAw Mich. June il. lsa.

Paw Paw. Mich. June II. 1875
J. J. KRONER. SiR Send me another box
OF '.Dr Zane's An'idote' have another pa
tient who wants to be cured. wish that every
one knew the value Of the medicine md the good
it IS d,ing. y. u. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

THonoID. CANADA WEST Sept. Ia. 1868.
Mr. }. j. KRONER, FIR In answer IL mine
Of the Sd, received box of . DR.. Zane's Anti
dote." In reply. | think it will answer took
il myself according to directions. | feel no IN
ciination for strong drink since. Yours.
JAMES SHANNON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17
Or Cnrrx gn Aur % /

Orr CRrEx Pa. Aug. %. 1863
J. J KRONER riease lind nelosed one dol
lar. Cor which send me box Of the " Anfidnfc
for ST. ong Drink" have mad one box and It
did me good, but want another TO make sure
work VI il. Iours,
IN. RICE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

sslf s10A m1aQ N. 0A1.nnpA q a1s !,
i5SSN1 llisaslON AND pHonpCB AlE1 ~ 49,
~ 49, s. ,askss?ks 80 s III
psssh@ .iswA .Ss1txx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

Subscription price $40. No further Assessment
10 be mad
Incorporated under the laws of Ohio Jan II, 'S5
INcoRroR ,ToRs
Griffin vaylor. 0 Is Smith,
Emanuel Miller John II Gerard,
l. II johnson. Gen. ; F. Cary,
geo. II. shotwell, ST. Wilder,
j. Stacy Ill., y = Knight
Geo Clerments, George Be. son,
X. Creighton, l.. Leonard,
VIM Bates,
Chas. y. Foote Cashier Commercial nix.
Is. T. Human, OF McAlphin Human d Co.
DIRECTORS
J Stacy Hill, John II Gerard
Is j Human, ; l. W ilder,
George Benson.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS:
T II JoHSscN, President.
JoHx Il GERHARD. Nice President,
W W KoBkRrs secretary and Treasurer.
This Company, incorpor sted under the laws o!
the State of Ohio. Tor the purpose OF devei ping
and iunprov iue tts lands. has not ccuteupsased
meg spe uasive ganixatioi. and will nat
amy unwnrrnnted method of dirpOeing OF "a
stock fully confident that ts lands intri' ,s;r
ally valuable oil lands offer the stoct unnn
| its merits. and do not hesitate to refer no nuh
lie 70 the characters OF its Incorporate r. IN .v;
| dencs Of our sincerity
The Companv's land consists ,r , NJ oo-as
comprised in nine separate trae : each of uhcL
was selected with or. at care. aviu esner,.l ref
erence to the oil indications ,,n and in ine;. u,y,
mmc' late vicinity. and are stunted an u,t.r
Fork, and Striking Fork of I,itle Blue in tray-
ford Cornty, and Anders on River. in Perry Conn.
I ". Indiana. Upon and around The Sem tract
100 acres are found tn. richest surface indca-
tons, consisting Of oil springs. seips and ayers
OF thoroughly aturated oil rocks spe,,mc ems can
be seen at this Office. Numerous wells are being
sunk adjacent thereto. with good prospects of
| success. The Knox County Company upper
well ia halt mile west, their Henaam well Two
| mes on the same creek, struck OH Of superior
quality ~ l5S feet. This tract il closely srr-
rounded by three W lis in process Of con,ir,,c
il"n = ~ mites west OF the great " yandn,te
ave, and near the justly celebrated Tar
Springs.
The present prospective value Ct the Comma.
nrs stock Is to be inferred from the fact that il,
owns fec simple representing .go acres Of the
| richest oil territory in Crawford Count.
A gent eman familiar with Petroleum lands in
renn>vivan'a and Ono. and who sre~r one month
selecting the lrnds for this company saws: "a
thorough examination OF the oil region IN Craw-
ford and Perry Counties, has conv need the that
the surface indications fund Sinking Fork
and Otter Fork of Little Blue. are equal in quail
", 81 not IN excess. o! any vet discovered. ~
The corporators of this Company have crganl-
zed IN nod faith with strong confidence oi sue
cess, aud FOR limited period its stock will be of.
tered T one half its par value, to-wit Ten dol
lars TO- share of twenty d,llars
Persons at u distance wishing 10 subscribe for
| this stock, by RENTING through the mail or Inv
express TO ". W. ROBERTS. Secretary, WAN
dotte Petroleum Company ~ W st Third street.
Cincinnati, Ohio. will have their certificates
promrtly returned. mchl.,d,,,dl y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-17

/. 4dy should Be Without d. Tswss-
ia .1oofaAcnn AxopYxs in her family.
IL sAe has children that have the toothache
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