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PROSPECTUS
TEE
SHADY GROVE OIL COMPANY.

C,initnl 5000. 900,

Par Tdlue yt each Share, Fi'v Dollars.
Subscription Price five Dollars.
'rHE "sHADy GROVE OIL COMPANY" incor-
tar" N Pennsylvania With Capital Stock of st1o0o
divided into On" Hundred Thousand Shares, the par
value OF which Is S5-Fivc Dollars for each Share:
Working Capital Of so.n j. reserved for boring wells
and otherwise developing the territory,
The Company has purchased in fee simple and
clear If inclnbrance, tract ut ,hcce land in Oil
treck Valley. ami IN that portion thereof known as
OIL Creek Flats, short dis!tnc" above Ttusve, of
~ acres It is most avor.hly lscited for extensive
oil operations. The entire area hat and adapted to
boring or wei.snk'ng purposes the creek passing
Of water and the Franklin branch of the atlantic
and Great Western Railroad passing directly through
hAs already constructed a switch on the premises,
upon which the oil, when hirrlcd can he placed free
from amy material charge for carriage or Other ex-
I"n-r than the railroad charges for transportation to
market.
An Oil Spring, and other indications Of the exist
"ncr and abundant supply OF oil. prevail upon the
surface and 50 wei! satisfied is the previous owner
that he agrees t" bore well wells until twenty
s.rrls Of oil per day produced and free Of charge
Until such result is attained: the Company to furnish
engine. and necessary tools and structures. In adj
diti"n to the above assurance hc has executed bond
l $4,000 which is alrcad, filed against him IN V.n,n-
4sn County. guarantee Of the production of such
result. The numerous wells, both above and below,
are being sunk with energy, and some are already
Welding How OF oil at much less than the ordinary
depth OF wells
4 'r>t-cluss engine has already hccn ordered. and
expected to be delivered on the premises IN tnc month
Of December: the humber for constructing drrc,
cnSine-hotlsc, Sc, has been orcrrd and the tools
"nd mrhlnsy Necessary "a to commence ,s &C., sinking a
delivered: when the work will be prosecuted with
energy both by day and night Ia carry out the spirit
ri instructions and wishes of the Company.
The entire production will belong exclusively to
til" Company. there being no leases or other incun-
tnances upon the premises which the perseverance
and Determined energy with which the enterprise is
be carried into effect will afford, at early date,
the most satisfactory return for the capital invested.
.ti,,,,
rnt prices would in gross realize about S1500O per
ann,im and tn" expenses forSllrh production would
hr comparatively small. There sites rovcr fifty
wells o,s shp land, without probable danger of inter
icring with tho product Of either.
~ The undersigned is authorized to dispose
of tire limited number of the shares of the above
Company at TWO DOLLARS per share.
SAMUEL Is. FOARD.
EIkton Mar l. 1S6S-rf
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Cooley FOR SEpTEMBER.-The September
number of Cooley is among the first maya
zines Of the numerous monthIies to make its
appearance. We cannot give the Book q
more fitting notice than to repeat what
contemporary says of it," Ever rich in
everything that pertains 10 ladies magazine,
welcome as visitor to every -certre table.
Cooley pleases all, old and young, grave and
gay, married and single, male and female"
Price $500 a year for single copy. Ad.
dress I, 4. Cooley, Phi!aie,ph;a.
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
SHERIDAN OIL COMPANY,
OF CHERRY RUN.
Capital Stock, $4,000.
y
substitution Price TWO Dollar rs.

THE SHERIDAN OIL COMPANY, incorporated
under authority of an Act of the Legislature Of
PENNSYLVANIA passed April 18th. 1854. with capital
Of SIX HI NDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, divided into one hundred and thirty thousand
shares, the par value of which is Five Dollars per
share. The Company reserves a cash capital of Fiji
teen Thousand Dollars developing or working
t. to purchase Engines and such other ncccssary
materials as will enable the Managers to fully
tracts OF territory selected and purchased for the
trin,.tuv
No. /. Is II tract Of land in f,c-smpr, clear Of all
n"rlmfnau"c, containing twenty acres. situate on
Cherry Run. near the post-town of Plumcr. III the
county of Ncnango, Pa. and surrounded by dcvcl-
op"i and partially developed lands firvorahly
known ~ the Cherry Run Territory; in one of the
most desirable localities of such property is the
belonging to the sheridan. All wells sunk the
ordinary depth this territory have proved success
f thus far, consequently it can hardly he considered
u risk To bore any part of this Company's lands.
No 2. l. cholrr tract of fortv-ivc acres, situate
ii" extension of the same Cherry Run flats above
above described. about tlrec-tnd-onc-haf miles from
tn, village of Plner, and to which the same char
artcr!srs fully apply. both in trlthtnness and force:
,lrlicS, escape steam and smoke from working en-
ync- To he seen far above and below this pro-
prrty for miles the flats or low grounds.
The oils obtained in this particular district of a
fnr character aHi well adapted to lighting purposes:
they in active demand SD per barrel at the
wells, for refining. the purchasers furnishing barrels,
and cartng the oil there1rom fast il can be pro-
durrd
y The undersigned is authorized to dispose
Of ii limited number OF shares of the above Com
p;t,.y at Two DOLLARS u share.
SAMUEL B. F0ARD.
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False Swearing.

The cardinal virtue of the Copperhead
Party appears to be false swearing. The
most hardened wrctches in crime may well
stand aghast to hear some of the staunch
men Of that party whose characters have
heretofore been considered above reproach,
go before the registering officers and take
the most solemn oaths that they have alrays
been opposed to the rebellion and wished
the success of the Union cause. That they
were opposed to secession, and they have
always been in hearty sympathy with the
Government, and never i'll the slightest
degree with the cause of the rebels. Now
every man who has mingled with the Cop
perhead politicians for the last five years
knows such oaths to be nothing less than
rank purjury. Some of their orators even
so recently as the last political campaign in
this county have, in their honest indgna-
ton" at the manner in which rcbeldom
was being kicked and cuffed, declared
that no democrat could help feeling
sympathy for their brother democrats Of the
South, meaning of course, the whole jeff.
Davis, fighting rebel host.
The rank and file Of this tory party are
such dirt eating, time servers to their mas
ters, the old rat politicians of that school,
that they have been drilled into the belief
that swearing to the blacklist and most
damnng Ealsehoods, to place power i'll the
hands of their leaders is but an innocent
passtime, if not righteous duty.
In view of these facts, which every regis
tering officer knows, and feels in his heart
one hand, and pitiable dupcs-thcr credu
lous, humble iollowers-on the other, are
swearing falsely, what is the manifest duty
Of those officers, appointed by the Governor
to purge the ballot box of disloyalty and
treason? Is it their duty to sit humbly on
the bench and order a purjured traitor s
name to be inscribed on the roll among
those of loyal citizens, knowing at the time
that he has been heart and soul on the side
of the enemies of the Government? Or is
it the officers duty to cast such out?
There is likely to be a goodly number
of rebels arraigned at the fall term of the
Circuit Court for perjury. Some have so
openly and grossly, and apparently willully
committed that crime that the judges, unless
they puriurc themselves, and lay themselves
open to indictment, will have to present
these rogues to the Grand Jury.
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The Cecil Wing.
ELKTON, AUGUST rs, 1868.
Union Primary Meetings.

The Union voters of the county and all in favor of
giving the Administration hearty support in firmly
establishing free and liberal institutions i'll those
States lately in rebellion the Federal Authority
and who would have eifcct,ally the debris of slavery
cleared from State, and all her instit,l-
on the road to pr sperty in which she has been SO
long checked and held back by the slave monopoly,
invited to assemble in Primary Meetings in their
respective districts at the places of holding such
meetings, on SATURDAY, the 9th of September Mt 3
O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose of choosing five dele
gates in each district to assemble in County Conyen
ton at ElIton on TUESDAY, the 18th of September
to nominate a candidate for Sheriff three for County
Commissioners. and one for County Surveyor to be
voted for ut the election to lie held on the it'll of
November next Also to appoint delegates to attend
the Judicial Convention whose duty it will be to
mate candidate for Circuit Judge of the 9th Judicial
District of Maryland. The Central Committee ear
nesy advise the people To out to their Primary
Meetings and send full delegations of the hest aud
most reliable they can select the County Con
ventlon. BY order of
THE UNION CENTRAL. COMMITTEE
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CONcERT.-A Grand Vocal and In


stumcntai Concert and Readings. under the
direction of Professor Alex. NJ. GollSbI.
ough, will be given in the Court Houses in
Elkton, on Monday evening next. inc
Professor was formerly resident ct EiN,un
He has high reputation in musical cir"t"~
in Philadelphia. and those who appreciate
good music will have an opportunity of pas
sing an hour or 81 in pleasant manner.
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LAYING THE TRAcK.-The Philadel-
phia and Baltimore Central Railroad Com
pany have commenced laying the track
beyond Oxford Borough. The cars have
been running from Philadelphia to Oxford
for some years. The track is now laid one
mile beyond Oxford, in the direction of
Port Deposit, and will be laid mile or two
further in few DAYS.
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A FIRE.-On Tuesday afternoon last

"a stable in the rear Of the dwelling occupied
by the Misses Mccullough, son North Street,
was destroyed by fire. On account of the
dampncss and calmness of the day, none of
the surrounding property was injured, al
though it was situated within few yards of
two or three dwellings. 1t is supposed to
have been set on fire by deaf and dumb
colored boy.
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VESSEL SU EK.-On Saturday evening
last, vessel, lbaded with wheat, sprung a
leak and sunk, NJ Elk River ; near the farm
of Mr.. Isaac z. Ceilings. The schooner
had $500 bushes on board. The grain is
supposed to be q total loss
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A FINE RA1N.-After drought of
several weeks, we had fine shower on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, thoroughly
laying the dust, which had become very
annoying, reviving vegetation and putting
the ground in a condition for the fall blowing.
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SUNDAY ScuooL Pic NC. A Sab
bath School picnic will be held in the
woods of Mr.. j. p. Burns, on Thursday the
3lst inst. Several ministers are expected
to be present, and addresses will be deliver
ed on the occasion.
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PREPARED ONLY by
L. NJ. + N g l. A Nd,
Millinery & Trimmings
MRS, M. 4, NELSON.

WsE&J Next door to DR.. Milchctls Drng Store,
VA begs leave TO call the attention of the
Ladies' Of Elkton and vicinity TO her Spring
Goods, such as
Ready Made Bonnets and Hats,
Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers and Laces,
Grape, Grenadme and Lace Wells,
Rolls and Hair Bells, French Hair Water
falls, Hair Crimpers an'i Fancy Combs, Hair
Oil. Perfumery and Lilly White, Fancy
Ruttiing Of all kinds, Fancy Buckles and
Belts, Embroidery and Flo,ncing, Plain and
Fancy Nets, Buttons and TRIMMINGS, Beads
in great variety, Fancy Ornaments, Floss
and Sewing Silk, Ladies' Neck Ties, Queen
Elizabeth Collars, Ladies' Dress Caps,
Cioaks and Circulars, and Patterns Of every
description, besides many other articles in
the Nj Ilinery and Trimming line.
No efforts will be spared so please every
taste, and my prices will be fopnd satisfactory
to all those tavoring me with their patronage.
Elkton, april =, 1865.
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BIG ELK MILLS.

TNHE ELkTON FLOUR AND FEED
L MILLS, having been thoroughly repair
cd, am now prepared to do all kinds of
work. Persons frrm distance can have
their grlsts ground the same day they are
brought to the mill. Flour. Meal and Feed
always on hand at the lowest market prices.
July 10, lGC5-om MILLER BARTON.
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DEATH OF MAYOR PRENTIss

DEATH OF MAJOR PRENrIss.- Major
and Brevet Colonel Prentiss. late ofthe 9th
Reg. Md. Vols, died in Brooklyn, on the
10th inst, of wound received in front of
Petersburg, on the I'd of April last. He
was a worthy and brave officer.
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Female College,
BOI'dentOwn. N. II.

TIlIS Institution is situated on tho Cam.
L den and Amb"y Railroad, q hours ride
from NewYork, and l.. from Philadelphia.
Its location is unsurpassed for beauty and
heathfalness. Special attention is PAID to
the common and higher branches Of English,
and superior advantages furnished in Vocal
and Instrumental Music, Drawing, Painting,
and French. The Institution is strictly a
family School, where the most careful parents
may feel safe in placing their daughters
The FAN Term commences September 18TH
For catalogues address
REV. JOHN Fl. BRAkELEY. A. NJ,
June "a, ls65-3m President,
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FAIR AND FEsTIyAL.-A grand Fai,

FAIR AND FEsTIVAL.-A grand Fair
and Festival will be held by the ladies of
Zion Presbyterian congregation in S. j.
Engand's woods, near Zion, for the benefit
of the Zion Presbyterian Church, on We'd
nesday, August 30th, opening at 10 o clock,
A. M. The public are invited to attend
Dinner from u to o'clock supper from 5
to 7. Dinner so and supper 35 cents.
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l.)ic0.

HARLAN.-On the 18th inst, at Principle.
Md, ELLA f., onl y daughter of Louis G.
and Isabella Harlan, aged & years, II
months and Is DAYS.
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TER Ms OF SALE,

IIIV31D UT D.I1ITJi
The Terms Of Sale as prescribed BY the
Decree, are: One third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash on The day OF sale;
One.third in Six, and the remainder in
Twelve months from the day of sale. The
credit payments to bear interest from the
day Of sale. and to be secured by the Bonds
of the purchaser, with approved security.
n. B.-We are requested to state that an
arrangement can be made with some of the.
heirs Of b. W. Harris, Esq, by which !.
ksrge proportion of the purchase nroney can
remain as II mortgage on the property, If
desired by the purchaser.
JAMES I. McCCLLOJGHs
FREDERICK STUMP
JAMES B. GROOME,
arg 2G, 1865. Trustees, Ektcu, Nd.
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President Johnson, on Monday evening.
instructed his Secretary, Colonel Browning.
to notify Attorney General Speed to recon.
mend no more persons for pardon under his
Amnesty Proclamation of May last until he
so ordered, and informed the crowd of ap.
pllcants in waiting at his door that he would
grant no more parlons for the present.
Among the reasons assigned by correspon-
dents for the action of the President is tina,
persons of suIp pc ed influence with himself
have been lending their services to the Rch
els as pardon brokers, and have been guilty
of gross imposition and misrepresentation
1t is estimated that over $4,000 applications
have been received at the Attorney General
office, but President johnson has signed
less than one hundred the number daily
announced us pardoned are simply the
| names OF those recommended and forwarded
taom the office of the Attorney General.
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Notice to Farmers.

TNHE subscribers have constantly on hand
l. and for sale, the following valuable Fer
til.Zcrs, viz:
Moro Philips Super-Phosphate.
Baugh II Sons do.
Hemon l. Co.'s do.
Fine Ground Bones (best quality.)
ga a" Mexican Guano.
lodi Go. Poudrctte.
ALSO
Sal by the Sack, Fine and Coarse,
together with Il large stock of
Prime llerrings, Nos. ? and 3 Mackercl,
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds Of al kinds in season.
SEED BUCkWHEAT.
Oaders for Farming Implements
filled at Manufacturers prices.
d. SCOTT u BRO.
June "a, 1864
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ITCH ITCH!! FTCH!!!
ENGLANDsS
Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment,

A certain cure for that disagrecable and
IA t"rnIcntng disorder the Army Itch.
The flowing are few of the rr,ny certificates that
could be given in Evidence Of its unriv.led worth:
KlMnLEsIILg Chester CO., Pa. Feb. 9th. 1865.
Mr.. l.. NJ. ESGLrSp-Dcar Sir Yours of the 22irf
inst. is hand. In reply have no hesitation in saying
that you may hse my To any frm of certificate,
respecting the efficacy of your Ointment in the IS
Itch. Having used h1Hh Of it in my practice. car
with pleasure give yn assurance that believe it to-
the best article haze used.
Yocas truly, JG. WET. MD.
LEwIsvIILE Chester Co. Pa, March 12th, 1855
This IL g certify. that haze used l.. NJ Englanl's
G"hien lrch Ointment very extensively in my practice,
and do highly recommend it to the public rs a safe,
certain al, rifcctual remedy Tor the above disease
Yvrrs WISH niuch respect.
DIR. JAMES NJ. CLEMENT.
PREPARED ONLY by
L. NJ. ENGLA AND,
s. 9th and Market Streets
WILMI NOTION, DELAWARE.
EJ-Prce 80 cents Box. By mail so cents.
W.. For sal. in Elktnu by DR.. u H. MrTGHELL, and in
Port Deposit by $. SIC NEsBIrT Co. and r. j. MOORE.
Said by all Druggists and Daafsrs in Medicines through
out the United States. June "A, lS65-y
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- Claiming no special acquaintance with rnedi-
cine, we rarely venture to notice, edtorialy the
remedies from time to time advertised in our paper g;
but IN another column will be found card by Ed
ward Morris, Of Philadelphia presenting STRONG
and we believe JUST testimonials in favor of pas
chaps Fever and Ague Mixture" as prepared by
him. When the great demand for this article b,
Army Surgeons and Agents of the Christian Commits
sion is certified by such men as Geo. H. Stmrt Esq,
President of that Commission, when We see that it,
merits have been pressed on the attention of the
SurgeonGcneral of the u $. by the late lamrntel
Chief of the Nation, and their publication through
the ordinary channels advocated by Judge Lewis
late commissioner of internal revcnre we feel fully
warranted in recommending careful examination Of
this card by all who suffer from, or are engaged il,
the treatment of masmatic diseases. We do SO the
more from II knowledge Of the high social standing
and character Of Mr.. Morris.
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ASTRAY.

T hereby certify that George Winchester.
L. of Principle Furnace, brought before me
IL stray BULL CALF, about t months old
Said calf has several white spots on its body
and white star in its forehead, and slit
in the left ear
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
August, leG3. SAM Eli LOGAN. }. p.
The owner of the above described Calf is
requested to come forward. prove property.
pay charges and take it away.
GEO. WINCHESTER.
aug 26, lSG5-3w
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1flarric0.

W ll.SON-BROMALI..-In Philadelphia.
August 18th, 1866, by Alderman Hebberd
.IouN +. WILSON and III. d. BRoMALL, of
Delaware county. Pa.
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A Social Pic Mic

WILL. be held in John Craig's Woods
w near Port Deposit, on THURSDAY,
the 31st of August inst.
MANAGEHs.-J. IL. Craig, S. S. jackson.
Robert Craig.
tlo"G MANAGERS. j. A. Orr, s. Smith.
aug %, lStj5-lw%
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Al RES, More or Less,

ander good fencing. There Is also IA variety
of Fruit Trees on this property, consisting
of Apple, Peach and Pear Trees. There is
about seven acres of he land under ct,ltiva
ton, and the balance is Woodland, well set
with Ches,nat and Oak Timber. 1t is con.
sdered one of the best locations in the
neighbothood for Country Store, and is a
good stand for Blacksmith and Wheel
wright Shop.
This property will be shown to persons
wishing to purchase by Mr.. John Gray,
residing on it.
THE TERMS OEsALE, prescribed by
the Decree. are as follows: One-third Of
the purchase money to be paid in cash on
the day of sale; one third in six months,
and the remaining one third in twelve
months from the day Of sale. The credit
payments to bear interest from the day of
safe. and to be secured by the Notes or
Bonds Of the purchaser. with approved Sc
curity. II. MCCULLOUGH,
Elkton, aug 20, 1855. Trustee.
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A friend that you buy with presents will be
bought from you. That is good horse that
never stumbles, and good wife that never
grumbles. Censure is a tax that man pays to
the public for being eminent. Be thrifty to
yourself, that you may be liberal towards 9TH
ers Hurry is the mark of week mind; des-
patch is the evidence of strong one When
fortune caresses a man too much, she is apt to
make fool of him. Between passion and ly-
ing there is not fingers breath There is no
blessing like that of health, particularly when
your sick.
A youth of IS married maiden of rs in
Xenia, Ohio, last week.
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POETRY.
LINES TO MISS IL.


OF SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
When last we parted, / was sadI
And would you ask the reason why?
It's always hard to part from friends,
without sad and silent sigh
Twas as / stood beside thy form, %.
And listened to thy voice so sweet
That thoughts of when ? and where again?
Shall thy gentle voice my footsteps greet
And when thought of happy hours
Spent on thy lovely, quiet shore,
Memory called to mind dear friends
Who /, perhaps, should meet no more
And, Lady, then thou can'st not know
VI yaat deep love tongue fails 10 Ted,
And thoughts that in my bosom glow,
Unto that shore where thou dust dwell.
lbere first breathed the "breath Ut life"
And whom my pilgrimage is Ger
There would have Ey bones repose
Upon Thy lovely, happy shore
vi
Taen, ady had not cause
To BE- go sad upon THAT yfGHr,
When parted from my native shore
lad from thine eyes so dazzling bright2
ADasJlE August 18th, 1865
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