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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31
Matrimosy Assorted and Shipped.

A vessel filed with not very homely
young ladies, has just been dispatched
Pacifc-w ward It seems that the louely
pioneers who live IN the sunset are weary
of each others company, and have raised
loud and bereaved cry, as one of the
prophets in the wilderness raised for the
ravens, that angels may come TO their ass
sistance out Of the East. The gentle sex.
with spirit of adventure which does
honor to their courage, missionary spirit
which rebounds to their humanity, and o
matrimonial willingness whieh lends heI
nevoleuce and bliss to the hardening
theories of existence, at once dropped the
brooms ;Rhisks, mops, aud other cheerful
domestic articles, and resolved themselves
into cargo in no time. They instanced
in this the true American pluck and
adaptativeness, and will 20 doubt help to
make the wilderness blossom like the rose,
to the great satisfaction of those hunters,
digeers aud mariners whose notions Of
home without mother we're certainly tho
accepted ones of our species everywhere,
both in ballad and out of it. This phase
Of colonization on our Continent is mors
suggestive than novel. Far back in the
days of civilization the British companies
despatched ship loads of wives to these
shores, and the Wanted 6rst families Of
Virginia may find in many cases their
maternal tree among these transplanted
and hardy engraftings. Butt It's strange
evidence of the real and perfected con-
struction of our society that many of the
fields of industry in the East are filed
beyond our ability to satisfy the laborers.
This is particularly true of the depart
ments in which females engage, and every
year makes natrimony here more of an
enterprise than a convenience In this
status of population and patronage, the
tendency to emigration is natural and
encouraging. Poverty has always less
temptation and more equal opportunities
in new and developing society. IF all
be true that is said of the Pacific, it is
the place for our brave young men today
aud as an easy sequel, quite as good 8
place for our brave young wOmen.-KN:
/ Citizen.
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At Pilan in Prussia, now lives a woman
who has for some years cousecrated her
life to the noble and dangerous task Of
resecuing persons from drowning: When
ever tempest comes on. day or uight,C Ca
therine kleninfeldt, who is the widow of
sailor, is ready with bOa.;iR which she
puts ont to sea, and frequently gees far
ther than sny other, in order to give help
to those who may be shipwrecked. Mors
than three hundred individuals have been
saved by her efforts, and accustomed for
twenty years totake voyages with her tus-
band, she possesses skill and hardihood
that reudeis those efforts unusually sues
cessful. Whenever she is seen, the great
est respect is paid her; and the sailors re.
gard her as guardian angel; the very
children of the fishermen go upon their
knees TO her, and kiss the skirts Of hef
dress: The Prussian end other govern.
ments have decreed her medals, and the
Principally of Palan has made her an
honorary citizen for life. She is about
sixty years of age, with az athletic 6gure
and great strength, "a Grace Darling en-
larged into gigantic proportions J she has
q masculine countenance which however;
is softened by the benevolent expression
that it constantly wears.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

The surgeon Of an English ship, ofwar
usedto prescribe salt water for his patients
10 all disorders. Having sailed ore even-
ing on party of pleasure,he happened by
some niscbance to be drowned The
captain who had rot heard of the disass
ter, asked one Of the tars if he had heard
anything of the doctor.
'Yes, sir" answered Jack, "he was
drowned last night in the medicine chest
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

NOBLE SENTIMENTS Condemn no
man, says John Wesley, fer not thinking
as you think. Let every one enjoy the
full and free liberty of thinking for him
self. Let every man use his own jndg-
ment, since every man must give an ac.
count of himself to God. Abbor every
approach, in any kind of degree, to the
spirit of persecution. If you cannot rea-
son or persuade a man INFO the truth new
er attempt to force him to come, leave
him to God, the Judge of all.
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WILLIS GAYLORD cLARKs OCTOBER.

Solemn, yet beautiful 70 view,
Month Of my heart, thou dawnest here.
With scar and faGei leaves 70 streW
The summers melancholy bier
The meaning Of tiny winds l hear
As the red sunset dies AFR,
And bars Of purple cloud appear
ObscuHng every western star.
Thou solemn month hear thy voice,
Ilteils my soul Of other days,
When but TO live was 10 rejoice,
Wien earth was lovely 10 my gaze.
o. visions bright ., blessed hours
Where are those living raptUres now
ask nv spirits weariee powers,
! ask ny pale and feyered brow.
Alas for Time, ard Death and Care,
What g,oJm about our way they nIngI
. Like C. Eoud's IN autumu's guslv air,
The burial pageant Of the Spring.
The dreams tEat each succeeding year,
Seemed Jathed IL huas Of living pride,
A. last. Ike witnerei leaves appear,
Aud sleep il darkness side By side.
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DAN RAEER

DENSTON, BOUNTY and WAR CLAIM Agency
Pensions procured for Soldiers Of the present
War who are disabled by reason OF wounds received
disease contracted while in The service ofthe United
States and pensions, bounty and arrears OF pay OBJ
Iained for widows heirs OF those who have died or
been killed while in service. All letters 3f inquiry
promptly answered and on receipt by mail Of q state
ressary papers fer their gnature F-es ia Pension
cases IS xed BY law Refers 70 Hons. Isasc Benson,
A G. OlmsieJ, John s. Mann. and T. " Knox, Esq
DAN BAKER.
Junes 81 Cain Agent. CoudeTspOTt. Pa.
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AGentleman once asked the celebrated
DR.. Abernethy if he thought the moder4
ate use of snuff would iDjure the brain.
"NO,sir," was Abernethy's pronr reply
"for no man With single ounce of brains
would ever think of taking snuff"
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d. McAIARxEy.

A TrORN EYS-AT LAW. HIRzIsBURG. Penn'a--
n Agents for the Collection OF Claims against The
United states and state Governments such Pensions
Bounty, Arrears OF Pa, ,6cAdlress box 60 harrisburg
" H MILLER ). c. NALAESEy
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ISAAC RENSON.

A TTORNEY-A--LAW, Coldcr>Pcrt, Pa. wi,
n attend % al business entrusted .c him With care
and promptness. Attends Courts Of adjoining coun-
ties. O1ce on Second street near the A-egaDy Bridge
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MARBLE NARn

I'VE subscriber desires - inform the cit2ar-
i ter that he can supply them wr1 al kinds o.
Marble work a. cheap aud as guc5 as IL can be had
anY place in the country. MONUMENTS aud TOMB
STONES OF all kinds furnished On short notice.
Coudersporf, ebI565 y c. BREUNLE
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ARTHUR G.. GLMSTED,

4 TToRNEY AND COCEsELLER AT LAW,
"A Coudersport, Pa will attend 10 al business en-
trusted biz with prJmrtess and fidelity O1ce
in the second storey u the O.rlsts1 Block.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

Milton, when blind, married e shrev.
The Duke of Buckingham called her g
rose. 81 am no judge Of colOrs," replied
Milton, "but l dare say you are right fof
| feel the thorns daily"
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H. j. OLNSTFD,

II ARDWARE Merchant, and Dealer in Stores,
IL Tin aud Sheet Iron-W ara. Aain street. C5r5e-.
sPort, 2enba. Tin ard Sheet Iron Ware made to
orcer, in good style, on short notice.
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JOHN :. MANN.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
n Coudersport, Pa, Wi attend the several Courts
IN Potter, Cameron and Mexican couUties. A! busi-
ness entrusted 10 his care WI receive prompt atts-
lion flee on Nam street, in residence
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VI. w. NeAIARNEY.

DEAL ESTATE and ms ANCE AGENT
IL Land Bought and Sold, Taxes pad and TITLES
Investigated Iusures property azan. IRE ir the hest
companies in the Colut-y. and Persons a-a n AZ
dents in the Travellers Insurance Company Of Hart
ford Business transacted promptly 1872
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

The more honesty man has, TIE less
be affects the air of saint; the sfaCtstion
Of sanctity, is blotch on the face Of pieiJs
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
a Coutersport, Pa, will attend The Courts IN Pot
Ter and the aijoiusug counties.
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u. #. OLMSTFR.

Dealer IN DFy Go9ds, Eeady--nad
VI Clothing, CrocEsry, Groceries, Flour, Fee.
PORK, Provisions &c, Main street C1U5ersport. Pa
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CeUDERSPORT HOTEL.

II F. GLASSMIRE, PRopRIEToR. Corner Of Main
IL. and Second streets. C0ad=rspo-t Potter Co.Fa
Livery Stable is also kept il con ec.iou with this
Hotel. Daily Stages TO and from The Railroads.
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Potter Journal Job-Onfce.

HAVING lately added fine new assortment of
IL JOB-TYPE to our already large assortment
we prepared 70 DO al kinds OF work cheaply
and with taste and neatness. Orders solicited
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31
COLLINS SMITH

ATERCHANT-Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries
III Provisions Hardware Cueensware, Cutlery,
and al Goods usually found in q country store mol
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G. Ill. SIMMONS.

y. :, Whole
VI sale and Retail Dea'erin in Dry Goo s Fancy and
Staple Goods Clothing Ladies DressCIgods Groceries
Flour, Feed, sc, k-tai e-s supplied on liberal terms
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., A. STEBBINs a. 90.

1TERCHANTS-Deale-s iE Dry Goods. Fancy
vi Goods, Groceries Provision I. our. Feed. .POrk
and everything usually ksp; II good country store
Produce boUgh; and sold J. %
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M IERCH4NTS-Dealers in Drugs Medicines Paints
vi Ole Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods
Groceries, &c, Main Street, Couderspor; Pa
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
II. 4. DRAKE. VI. D..

the citizens Of this place aud vicinity and desires
to inform them that he viii promptly respond 10 al-
calls for professional services Office or Main street.
over c. FAanniHgs JewelrF store Residence he1F'E
opposite tie Office Of the Fox d Ross Este-e.l7--S
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-31

Erie Mail Train ,o,,
Erie Express Irain.-.
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mail and
Phlladeiphia and Erie -" c.
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NEW YQRK C0hhECTInN.

Lesve New York al 200 ?. n, arrive al Erie
Leave Eriest 205 p n, arrive at New York u. noon
no CHANCE 9F CARS BETWEEN ERIE & NEW YORK
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS Oh all Night trains
For information respecting Passenger business ap-
Ply a. Corner OF 30th and Aarket streets Philadepba
ana ior Freight business OF the Compauy's Agents
Philadelphia -
W. Reynolds, Erie.
HT Brown, Agent, y. c. R. r, Baltimore.
n HOUSTON, General Freight ASt. Philsda.
N-GWINNER, General Ticket ACt. Philsiz
L 4ILEF. General sIp't, Wl-iansport.
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL,
NV. MeALARNEY, Proprietor.

S- Devoted to the cause Of Repub!icantsrs the IN
s.rsls of griovure the advancement O. Educatloa,
and The best coed u Potter county Owning no GUIDE
except that OF Principle il viii endeayor to ld IN 1he
work of mUre fully Ereedomiziag our Country
H- Advertisements inserted 81 the following rates,
except where special bargains are made, square
80 20 lines Of BREWER or Of Nonparel. types
! square, ! llnsertiol--------------. ----Sl -
square , or 3 insertions ----.:----- -
Each subsequent insertion less than H. -
] square year ------------- ----- - ----- ~
Admin -trator's Or Executors Notices------ ~
spec al and Editorial Notices per Aue----- 70
EVAu transient advertisements must De paid IN
advance and no notice win De taken o. advertisements
from distance unless they are accompanied oy .. e
money or satisfactory reference.
e5-Job Work, Of all kinds, executed with neatness
an despatch.
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Free and Accepted Ancient York Mason>
TULALIA LODGE. No 342 F a. Il. Stated
IL Nee ings on the 3rd and An Wednesdays q eaGA
month Hall in the Sd Story Of the olmsted Block
n w Nc ALAESEY See. D.C.LARRABEE, " 81
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ss63 1868
Philadelphia s. Erie Railroad.

hIo great line iTaTerses the Northern and North
west counties OF Pennsylvania 10 the city Of Erie
On laSe E7le Il has been leased and Is operated by
Ihe PBSSsYLvASIA RAILROAD CogPAsY
Time OF passenger trains at EMPORIUM.
LEAVE EASTWARD.
Ere 5ail Train
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The Rhine is celebrated for its innu.
merable rDined castles and monasteries
that stand on its banks, and each has its
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-15
is MARsHAL,S SALE.
United stateS
Jefferson i. Martin

United stateS Dhtrt-t OoaIt OF tne United
'snS anG ol j. FERN. Issi In Gba1ssry. Eau
TN pursuance Of Decree Of the Dstriet Curt Of
Tie United states for the District Of West Vfr-
Qinia rendered at the Fall Term, 1855, a Wheeling
In The Above entitled eHn1AS ! WIN on TUESDAY,
JUNE 18th, 1865, dt the froat.door Of the Court
HOUSE Of MSEihal. opnnty, West Virginia, Seu at
public auction, to the highest And best bidder, the
iFAet Of land CcontainlnE about one hundFed aSreS
more or le) situate in tha frkB Of Big Grave Greek
In said county Of MarshAl, and in aid decree mem
TONED, being part OF the farm that JAMES Barley
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded 81 EolloWr
to-Tft: beginning NJ . stake in the mouth Of
Bayou. corner 70 piece Of the same farm that was
heretofore sold to Vim. P. Davis; thence down the
creek With the original line u aid survey With the
several courses and disapces thereto to the centre
OF large cot In the bottom made by the Baltimore
and Ohio RAtlr DAD Company, and where the creek
stun ?. corner TO piece, say shout eight and
half acres heretofore cold to Robert Alexander,
thence with said Aiexnnder's line GAStWBrdiy % 8
stake in the ned, corner TO said Alexander; thence
BouthWArdlY with said Ale1Anders line 70 the ucrth
nde Of the Baltimore and Chic Railroad; thence
original hhs oFAdd b1rveJj thence eastRRTdly with
the original line, with the several eOuTIes and dis-
tAnees thereto, to = stake. corner to said VIM. P.
Davis: thence nOIthWardly with tho said VIM. P.
Davis Inns 70 the beginning
TERMS OF sALE-PiIteen PEI cent. Of the pur,
chase money in hand: the balance In three equal
inGtalmentS Ut six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest en- each deferred instAlnent from the
day Of sale until paid; the purchaser giving bond
with good security for said deferred fnstalments,
With the privilege Of paying an any portion Of the
deferred payments at the nest term Of this Court.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
apr3s-td o. 8 AnshAl.
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Gss sateIL!I!ae.nEsE.


MuIilRted NatIOnPI BRAk Notes.
The following circular has just been is
sued from the Treasury Department
TREASURY DIPARTNEHT, E4a
OFFICE OF CoAPTRoLIER OF ran CUB
WASHINGTON, D. O.
The following suggestions are offered
relative to the redemption of mutilated cir.
cuiaIiDg uotes of national banks, aud their
return TO this Office:
First-The notes are to be redeemed by
the banks by which they are respectively
issued, aud snonld not be returned TO this
office in sums less than five hundred dol"
lara, or in even u uItiples of that amount.
Secund-MutilatUd notes which have
been Ioru or deiaced will be received, when
presented by the bank that Issued them,
provided all the fragments are returned
and the engraving or signatures are not so
far obliieraIed that it cannot be detsrmin-
ed by what bank the notes we're Issued.
Tbird-Frsgment5 should be redeemed
BY bar ks, in foil, when accompanied by an
affidavit stating the cause and manner of
mutation, and that th missiog part of the
nore is totally destroyed. - The good achar-
Reter of the sffiant should also be fully
Vouched for by the officer before whom the
atidsT is taken.
These efi5RVits must be forwarded to
this office, with the fragments to which
they relate, in order that banks presenting
such parts of notes may obtain credit for
the came,
Exceptional cases may occur 10 which
no affidavit can be obtained, and where no
Reasonable doubts can exist in regard to
the entire destruction or irrepsrabIe dam
age TO missing portions of noies-as by
FIRE, acids, &c where evidence Of identity
is ample by the signature of one or both
efficers, or title or locality of the bank
and the denomination of the note-where
the integrity of the billholder lie uuexcep.
tiOnable, end where no question could
arise in regard to u fraudulent or improper
use of missing parts; in such instances
Judicious Discrimination must necessarily
be exercised by the officers of banks. III
is. however, advised that such notes be re
eeived at their full face value, and a per-
feet note given therefor, a record being
preserved of the fact, to be sent to this |
Office with the murilated note when re
turned for redemption by the bank, in |
which case full credit will be allowed in |
this Department.
Fourih-When NO satisfaction can be |
obtained in regard to the missing parts,
and possibility exista that any improper
use can be made of the same, it is recon.
mended that proportiOnale value only be |
MISUNDERSTANDING this by comparison of |
the portion returned to the missing part |
"a record should be kept of the amount
allowed in all such instances, and a vouch.
er of same rendered to this Office, when
tbs mutiIsted note or notes shall be re-.
turned for redemption. .s.Y4r.. /
~
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DIR. II. J. Kisner

T0ENDERs his thanks to all those who have IA.
i Eored him with the confidence and patronaee
and would inform his friends and the people geUsF.
ally that be will the coming yesF, occupy his old
otdeo on Third street5snear Reed L Kraft'o Drug
htoret Centre Wheeling, ". Va, where he NAV be
consulted in reference to their disease, the nature
and character of which the Doctor IL able a. All
times and under al circumstances, to describe and
to assure or the probable remit and duration Of
tTeatp Sut; he practices the Eclectic System OF
Medicine, using mild b. effective remedies, sup
porting instead CfdepTesIipg the Vital PoWera The
medtctneI used by him prepared and put M in
bis own once. Besides the treatment Of Acute Dis
eases, DR.. KiGrer will give bis after ton 70 the
treatment ofnll vATietieS Of chronic disease Thai
scouTge Of the human race ScrOfuls in sllItS varied
tormsI viz: Purulent Discharges from the Ear, 20
OZenA, Enlarged Glands, UlceIRtionB, Cancers and
all varieties Of Skin Diseases, will receive his specIO
attention. Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs ard Heart
Liver Complaints, DiArrheA, by seuterJ and PILED
Diseases Of the Urinary o. gans, Syphilis, Sc Ner
TouE and Spinal Affections. Epilepsy, RheumatiBm
Rno Paralysis. Diseases of Females, DyOmenorrhrn
Leueorrhea ProlapSus Uteri, and all Painful Irreg.
ulAEtties and Nervous Diseases to which thew are
subject. be treats SUCCESSFULLY. The treatment on
CHILDREN will receive the same attention aS here.
tofore. All consultations and commun mic atoms
strictly confidential and will receive prompt atten
ton. Night calls che erfulIy answered, on ehour
a. heretofore until further notice. mhIS'
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In negro class meeting at Richmond,
Ssm johnson was called upon to pray; and
before he had closed his prayer, the leader
called out, "Sam Johnson, you NAV take
your scat, aud let CUTE Sudgen pray; he il
be ter acquainted wild de Lord dan Won !"
Another was called upon to speak, and sf-
ter speaking about Eve minutes was called
to order and told ii he could notspeak
more TO de point dan dat, he might take
h's sea'l" The negroes are very much 10
earnest in their religion.
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FINE REToRr On the day of the Pre-,
sideurs funeral bronzed aud weather
beaten soldier, anxious to obtain a better
view Of the procession, happened to sep
before party of ladies and gentlemen.
One of the gentlemen uudged hini on the
elbow, at the same time observing:
License me, sir, ycu are right in front
BowiDg handsomely in return, the SOL
THAT is nothing remarkable for me, sir;
have been in the front of you for four
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FOR sAT,E
aprs-td

I Oyer FOR SALE NY PROPERTY, sitOatsd
i the line Of the National road, four miles east
Of the city Of Wheeling. Bald property consists Of
my reEidence, cont8ining eleven rooms aud attic
finished, bath rooms and all modern improVeme ntG;
also fourteen arr Of ground attached, which are
convenient outhouSes, II eluding brick Btabl ling,
ice md spring house, chIrkUry and two efSternB.
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees Of
choice kind Pear, Peach, Plum and Qunee trees, all
bearing. There also choice selections of Grapes
RASpberdeA BIaekberies, Strawberries and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out with
eV0TRreeps and other ornamental BhTubberY.
will also sell my Household Furniture to any
one desiring 70 purchase all together.
Persons dcEiFing to consult me in regard to price,
terms Of payment, &C., can leave their names at
the Gas CompanyS ONCE or visit on the premises
fe32-ti JACOB HORHBROOK.
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ATWooD's
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER.

Ann

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP,
DRACTIcAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
4 the superiority Of this machine over ali Other
for the purpose Of sinking Oil Wells the under
signed now prepared to receive orders for the same
tn machinery comprises everything REQUISITE
for the boring Of oil wells excepting the STEAM
ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, fbut
WI be furnished II desired at q reasonable prce),
and dispenSeS with the of the Derrick Rope Buii
Wheel and other cumbrouS and expensive hxtuFo1
nov In use and Is 90 arranged. being constructed
on Wheels and portable. that It can be easily re-
moved for the purpose Of sinking wells in different
TIE DETRITUs Is removed from the we'll nv our
Patent Hydraulic process, and does not require the
removal Of the drill from the boring. This proceSS
not only removes all the detritus IN from to 10
minutes, but likewise efoctually clOara ont and
opens All the small oil veins that are so Often en-.
uIely closed up by the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and q practical engineer.
well can be sunk from 400 to 600 feet within a
Per OF from Is TO SO days after the soil pipe has
Arrangenents are being made for the eouStrue.
ton and delivery Of these machines at New YORK.
norwich, NeWbuFg, N. Y and PittSburg, Penna
FOR further information, price, termA &c RddrsEa
sIMEON LELAND.
METROPOLITAN Horn,
eptIz-Sm H+-r' New York