New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-25


WIN. RAYNOR, Secretary.
Petroleum.
|THE
UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
SHARES. ........................25O,O0 900.
PAR VALUE.......................
| FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORKING
CAPITAL
OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT,
T.. j. LOWBER.
VCE-PREsIDENT,
j. C. DAYTON.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM A. FOWLER.
SECRETARY,
JAMES III. KIDDER.
TRUSTEES;
r. J. LowBER, firm LOwbe,, os,rOm Co. Nc. los
Frontstreot.
c. DAYTON, firm J. C. Dayton Co., No. le7 F,On,'t
WILLIAM A. FOWLER, No. "a Broadway
l. B. WELLINGTON firm Wellington l. Cox. No "a
Brosd-st-
SMITH FANCHER, firm Fancher McChesney, No 5
Waierst
. JOHN CHADWICK, No. 1871 Pearl-St.
FREDERICK LACEY, firm Need. Lacey /. Co, No. a
! w,ter.L
W. NJ. PARKS. No. 10 Erosdst
EDWARD DODGE, lac Of CLARK, Dodge L Co, No 81
wH-'..
HE UNITED REPUBLIC PETR OLEUM
COMPANY.
bes, experience oil production In the belief Of their sue
in this s.,emp lie projectors invite is Prospectus the
closest attention and ecrutny
In the r,, place meet, the demsnd Immediate returns
on the capital invested by interests in producing wells
aoi the very bes; chaisc'rf Inc 'oq'e'e wen vi ""' ~
company owns oaeourth Of the working Interest is at the
head Of all the wells Of the oil region, and this well but one
orte sources Of tie Company present income. The Com
p.y has likewise Of the working interest In the
Grocery well and lease and Oneeish,h free interest in the
Lady Warrington well From these sources together the
COMPANY anticipate ability pay nearly three per cent
per month on The entire capital from the start
In the next place the territory for development Is unusually
os in every approved part of the oil region OF such
property II has enou; empoymo.. Of far than
even It's large capital and the locations cannot be eIceed
But ia fee simple property srgs and well chosen as it, ia
part Of the property which holds for development
It. leasehold interests which in amos. every instance are
either exclusive or in controlling smount' selected with
equal care and sIe Of equal promise. The Company Tins
possesses territory enough for dl.en, operations through
many years.
But territory is o. TO avail without proporiOns,e means
for devoopng it, This Company therefore, one
fifth Of te entire amount Of caPita-hS Is to say it re-
serve. FIVE HUNDRED Tno-sAsD DOLLARS to carry forward
development Of the properya large enough to pro
cure according all the results Of experience an amount OF
oil s,fcen. for very large increase Of the dividends Of
the Corupsny Thi, feature tho Compys organization
specially commended to Tire consideration Of the public
aetu. boring for OIL with good territory and ample
pHa. an enterprise of character above the sphere Of
ororarv .tscuaton AMI constitutes it legitimate per
! sitnent business.
Thee are tho leading features Of the Company character
sJ uposes The projectors Of the Company bring to 1t
not orIy their experience. bot their determination 70 MAKE
MI that the Prospestu. proposes. They are perfectly
swsr. OF the magnitude Of the undertaking which they Jay
efore the publc and with spesd Act recently passed BY
Rh LEGISLATURE Of Pennsylyans authorizing them to hoio
or Thousand acre. Of lane fee simple they believe they
.. c,,aled and brought into Il all the elements o.
success.
Tie books are opened for limited number 10 sH'
.erivtions at tie following Offices:
| M...,. LovBER OsTROM q Co, No. los Frontst
Mess. FANcHER 4 McCHEsNEY. cor Moore and
| Wsier.Hs
] Ne..,. WELLINGTON : cox, No. "a Broadst
| me..rs. r. KETCHAM a Co, No. % WAn'gt-
! WIN A. FOWLER, esq, No "A Broadway.
l WIN NJ PARKS esq, No 10 Broods''