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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-12
PRO BONO PUBLICo.'
Private Diseases
cuRKD IN rHI. sHoRTEsr POSSIBLE
DR.. YOUNG,
Qate of Philadelphla,)


WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER-
wv niansnty at No. 80 THIRD STREET,
DIR. y. proposes to cure GOnorrhoaannd Gi
n nom one to three days without interfe
ence with diet or hindrnnce to business. pr
mary syphilis in nom one To five Ciays.' SEQ
Ondary IN nom one to three weeks Nortnr-
nal and Seminal Emissions Stopneti in nom
nVe to tan days Skin diseases md nil other
diseases OF aprivnte nature, treated with nm
parallel success.
ErysipelaS, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Scrofnla
and all Impurities OF the Blood and tifSeasss
OF the Kidney and Liver speedily cureSi nv
DIR. Youngs Celebrated Extract OF Pireweed.
preparation TO be procured nom no other
AN EMAfENAGoGUEF FOR LADIES.
a compound prepared and sold only by Di
Young, warranted TO remove all distinctions
TO the healthy menstrual Hood, imparting
new tone and activity To the system: price 81
per bottle. Obstinate cases of long standing
may require No :, which * four degTeeS Strnn-
er than No. ]; price $ per bottle
- MATTED Indies should not uSe the above
package : = - :. -
e1-A safe, eertaln and healthy preyenta.
tive To conception furnished ON apnfIcatfoT1
Persons At 3 distance, by stating fheir syTIlp-
toms age and occupation, can reCSefye ineS{I.
cine by express, securely packed nom otISSr.
Walton.
PittSburg, Pa oncs. Philo Hail, second doof
entrance ON Third, near Market. Office honr,
n m. olem- and p. m. to pm. Oc3
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. LIST, 1865.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 1st, 1865.
Messrs. McCABE, RRAFT& Co., GenHemeIl. !.
have been using your "a Diarrhen Compound
in my family for some time, and cnn say with
much pleasure, that II Is the BEST MEDICINE
of the kind j have ever used, and do clIeerful-
Iy recommend Il to my friends
With much respect, 1 am your friend.
v. H. MEsTCALFE,
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ofMetcalfe, Bro. & Co.
McCABE, KRAFT & CO. Wholesale Drug
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. sole PIuprietors, To
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co., Gentle
Ohio. and by Dealers in Medicines every
where. feb4l 6md&w
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. COMP'l
oyFtcE BAIT. & ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Dec. 3, 1850. J
WINTER sCHEDUl
.AcCoMoDATIoN TRANS.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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for sale I'm all Paris OF the world.
The Greatest Medicine of
the Age.
KRAF.T's
Diarhea Compound.

HIHE ONLY SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE
OF LfTThed, DLSenLeTTy, BitiT, Summer
Complaint, and NIL diseases OF the stomach and
1t has stood the test of tIme-has ctTeti in
thousands OF cases trheTe all other remedies
hare failed, and is pronounced by the PUBLIC
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GheGatelIiqetre
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ono square, one tIne, 40 llnes or lees b eon-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

ECLIPsEs, &c, IN lS6G.-During this
year there will be three eclipses of the
moon and two of the sun. On the
10th of March there will be partiaI |
eclipse of the sun On the 30th of
March the moon will DC totally obscu-
red, On the 14th Of April the sun will
DC partially cclipsed. September 22d
the moon will be totally invisible On
the 6th of October there is to be u
partial eclipse Of the sun, and on the
9th day of October there will be Il total
clipso of copperheadism, visible over
the United States except id Kentucky.
Ash Wednesday will be St. Valen-
tines day, and Easter Sunday will oc-
eur on Ali Fools day, or First of April
In the Christian Calender, the day ap
pointed tor prayer for colleges and the
institutions of learning in this country,
falls upon WASHINGTON Birthday,
the 22d inst.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

rEaA The great soap man has arrived
in town and has taken his quarters at
the Union Hotel for Il short time. lie
guarantees to remove grease, oil, tar,
pitch, ink or paint or almost any other
stains, Also, makes a soft soap that
he guarantees any one can make in
twenty minutes after the water is
boiled. lie would like to have the cit
izens come and examine his article
He has the soap recipes for sale. Any
one having clothing stained as men
toned, can have it taken out free gra-
tis, by bringing it to the Hotel. The
receipt for soap every one ought to
have. Come one, come all, and give
him call. lie guarantees to remove
withou tinjury. n. L. PARMELEE, Agt
u iliiamsport.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

sA- With rollers more suitable for
GUNNER use than winter, press consid
erably out of order and cold weather,
our paper does not look as we'll in print
as it ought; but we nope to remedy
matters in few weeks, and make It
.s il bygone days one OF the best
printed papers in the interior
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

To GuNNERs-The sporting season
being now past, any person killing
partridge, rabbit, or rinsectiverous bird,
subjects himself to fine Of five dol
lars for each one killed. Our sports
man should see that the requirements
of the law are fully complied with and
carried out
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

SAD ACcIDENT.-A young man nam
ed Holbert A. Barton, aged a years
and 8 months, son OF Robert P Bar
ton, Of Turbett township, Juniata CO.,
was instantly killed on Friday morn
ing a week He was employed as IA
brakesman on the Pennsylvania Raid
road, and while walking on the top of
a freight car, to get to his brake, was
struck on the back of the head by Il
bridge. His neck was dislocated and
he expired instantly. The accident
occurred in the upper end of this
county.
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CANCER CAN BE CURED.

DR.. Hebcrn, of Quincy. Illinois,
cures cancer without knife, pain or
loss Of blood, in from four to twenty
four hours; also treats consumption
successfully. Iy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

Jnniata county, it is said, has been
IN considerable panic on account ot the
appearance of the devil, caaed III ron
ahI proot against shot and sIscii 9th
er authority has it that crazy indi
Vlduai had sheet iron coat made, ana
caused all the hnbbub. Quite num-
Der OF persons here have been consid.
erably scared Tor fear of a visit, but we
also hear that when his birthstone ma
Jesty got on the top of the mountain
and looked over, he concluccd he had
lmps enough here to do his work, and
accordingly turned back.
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THE Wg.rBrR The slo;rh;,,. oon

Tunes hne, an occasional snowsauai re-
plcnishing the roads. On Sunday we
had another cold day and bitter night,
and although it has somewhat moder-
ated since, 1t is still cold enough for
comfort. The winter thus far has been
remarkable for its dryness, no thaw of
any consequence having taken place
for a month. In Canada there is said
to be less snow than usual. while to-
wards the Pacific coast the winter has
been the most severe known for many
years. The telegraph from San Fran
cisco, January 20, says advices from
Yreka say the weather up the coast,
for the past fortnight has been the
most severe ever known. The snow
on Scott mountain is from twelve to
fifteen feet deep. No mail has been
received for twelve days. The tele-
graph line is broken in a hundred
pieces. Communication with Wash
irgton Territory, over the mountains,
Is almost broken off, and the telegraph
line in the Territory is almost totally
destroyed. Much other property is
badly damaged.
BEWARE OF STRANGERS. In these
days of duplicity no one can be too
guarded against placing implicit con
fidence in strangers, either socially or
pccuniariIy. We do not mean by this
that they arc to be Stunned or rejected
altogether but if they solicit loans of
money, endorsements of drafts, or
make love To light-headed young ladies.
be sure to satisfy yourselves that the
party is what he represents himself to
be before going too lar. The profession
al swindier as Il general thing has
never known the want ola few thous
and before, belongs 10 the Goldfish aris-
tocracy i'll all the great cities, knows
everybody from the President down,
has houses, lots, rents, &c, is ready to
embark IN any great cnterpriSe-buc
in the IT reantime has suddenly run shor>
and would like you to accommodate.
him with the temporary loan Of some
thing from Y to thousand or two
We have bad case in point here d
few weeks ago. A Major kerHor- u
he calls himself, cot Oh the r hJ ii L.
OF j. A. l. ". Mckee. ana va believe
another party 1t MvEeyj3%y.., auA
succeeded in getting an endorsement
tot some thousands ON dcHi1 >;otae
friends 81 the parties however ~ PHI
aielpil!a gave Tie Ach"ls information
which led them to hat;oyv lhHt tHo
Major had made some sight Tisreprc-
sentatiOns, and although J. 4. is as
good natured as was our old friend MS
father, and few We're more SO. he is as
sharp as one of Mann's axes when oc-
casion calls for it, SO the Major found
himself landed in the brown building
on the corner Of Wayne and West
Market streets, and is now boarding
with D. NJ Contner, Esq temperance
innkeepcr. Such is the outside appear
ance Of this affair; whether the Major
will turn up right or wrong is yet to
be developed; but ut all events we
again repeat, young men and young
ladies beware Of strangers with pIaus-
ibIo manners until you know something
about them, or until their conduct will
justify confidence.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07
Friday, March I'd, 1865,
the fpIlnwins perennal nrnnertH VIZ ::

the fpiin~IHS perNuUal property viz
3 - K H O r 8 L
3 Colts, > Cows. lot Of Young Cattle, lot of
Sheep and Lambs ~ Hogs . Sows with, pigs,
lot OF Hay and Corn Fodder, lot uf Corn,
Grain IN the Ground Buggy and Harness,
Farm Bell, Forks, Rnkes. Piows, Harrows
Thresni.'s Machine AID Horse Power, Fan.
ming Mill and other Farming Utensils. Also,
Bed and BedGng. Carpets. Tables, Looki g
Glasses, and ether Household Furniture
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock Il. IN, when
terms will be made known
PETER SpANGLER.
ian3its Admr Kobt Burns, decd.
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PUBLIC YENDEJsf.

NJ I'LL be sold at public sale. at the resi-
w dence Of the subscriber, in Brown
township, near kishacoquillas Seminary, on
Tuesday, February 81, 1866,
the following personal property. to wit:
SEVEN HORSES,
7 head Mich Cows, Young Cattle \ head
ll"gs, ~ Sheep Reaperand Mower combined,
Cram DIlil, Threshing Machine and Horse
Power, Plows. Harrows. four horse AMI I
two horse Wagons, Carriage, &C.. Household
and Kitchen Furniture, compris:,g ~.
articles in general use. Sc.
Sale t" commence ~ 10 g'cioc, a.. .-.....
terms vii be made known
,jan3i-ts.z ROBERT E..s.
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Philadelphia Markets.

Flour is quoted at $7a10.50 per bar
rel according to quality; Rye Flour,
IS per barrel; Corn NJ cal, 4a425.
Wheat is scarce and in demand, red
81. 20a2.25, per busheI white S2.25a
260; rye 90a95 corn 73a74 oats 46
ali.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

COUNTY SrATEMENT.-Our readers
will find in to-day's outside q fall state
mcns of county affairs, and in the in
side the Porr House Account. AL
Ghough on the face the money transac-
lions of the treasurer appear large,
about Sl2,0G0 Of the SIS 900 orders
lifted were simply a change Of base, i.
c. an equal amount of money was Dor
Tuwcd TO iltt a similar amount Of in
debtcdness In the same manner,
some $4,000 of the bonds issued as
county debt merely replaced the above
$4,000 and $40, 600 of citizens bounty
notes assumed by county in pursuance
OF all act Of legislature. These trans
actions no doubt gave rise TO the erron-
@ous ideas prevalent through the
&oauty ;hat the debt was in the neigh
borho0d OF 100000. 1t is nnder
$4,000, aud considering the fact that
some thousands Of Old Indebtedness
mas boem redeemed as we'll as part OF
the reliet debt-that several thousands
were contributed in l66l-2 towards
relief without a tax, and $4l, 900 paid
cut in bountics, we think every one
will concede that there WAS due share
OF good management on the part of
the commissioners
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SIGRE SSTSe,:. s. Z
8 q L r

. r & "a L K
ss>ss.7s, The sci. ku)Hn AID eighty si:-
.I4st4,s uatea store House aa the Canal
Esssssss5s Bans AZ the western itrnsir,a,ion
{s!!zS's - ot Market street. is offered ri pri
Sa'e saie uhtii Tuesday, april ), 1866. when,
it not disposed Of it will on that day be Of
iered at public sale, Mt the Court House, in
Lewistown. at | o'clock p. na Il is large
and conlmodious building in good order with
hne wharf and lot for coat. &c. we'll en-
closed. For further particulars inquire of
FRANCIS MCCLURE.
Lewlstown, Jan. 81, iS66-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

LosT:-Y Yesterday evening, on Mar.
blet ST a small portmonaio, containing :
about S3 90, and a small plain geld
rIn@. The finder, by leaving it at this
office, VIII receive u suitable reward.
The Ground Hog appeared last Fri
day, and having seen his shadow again
retired tor six weeks nap.
Several young boys were up before
Squire RudisilI on Saturday morning,
charged with maliciously kicking in
the door of Groves shop. on the pre-
vious evening. We presume the mat
ter will be settled as usual in such
cases, as most of those engaged in it
already talk and act as if it had been
Il pleasant recreation instead of a crime
If a boy Of ours had been with that
party, and made light of an arrest, we
should see that he went to roost with
the chickens for a month or two to
come.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07
ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

DY virtue If an order issued our of the
ID Orphans Court Of ssiaiin county, the
subscriber VIII offer at public sale, at the
Court House, in Lewistown, en-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

MARKET "A heavy petition was
presented to the Council on Monday
evening, asking for the establishment
of an open market on the square or at
some other suitable place, and another
hy a considerable number of taxpayers
obiccting to locating it on the diamond
or mourning any heavy debt. No f6r-
nal action WAS taken by the council,
but committees of builders have ex-
amined the Town Hall building with u
yiew to its alteration so as to run
through from Maine street to the yard
thus atfording ample room for as many
butchers as are likely to occupy them,
with plenty Of room, light and air
This plan contcmplatcs the conversion
OF the yard into a market for vegeta-
tles, &c, and with the curbs would be
amply suticictst for tcssing the question
whether market ca;i be established
without creating an undue expense
Aessre. Smithers and Keller have
drawn mp plan for altering the mar-
ket stalls, which meets with the com
mendation of all who have examined it.
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ga z ! U z : a
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

SUPER The Ladies' of the Mite
Society will give a supper in the base
nent of the NJ E. Church, on the 22d
inst, the proceeds of which will be
contributed towards repairing the
church. Contributions Of turkeys,
chickens, &c, from friends in the coun-
try, are solicited and will be thankful
" received. Contributions may be
left at S. J. Brisbin's, West Market
street, Lcwistown.
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AGllaAisaiseFatns,'% n Sase.

M jill he expoeed to public safe. At the
W late residence Of Robert Burns, deed
in Granville township, on
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07
Thursday, February 8, 1866,

n! tha' certain los ni ground late the prog
eTty I'll Mrs. i:1rah Frrebura, Of f.aw;-t-.,.,.
deceived, sItHa'e is the HvrtoGh II Ls-y j..
t"~a. tr'.a'ig4 - feet or Markct street .!i
extending bacS same wi1;h 90 fce, to q IL
t-et alley. bounded on tn csay b. lot farm
ef!v p1*E"G ify i."|:S Owens. row by wifa II
Jn'neS tarnas, "a the :s:s, i'y the western
ha!i "t a9ld lot, h"a'>n as ut #o. II in the
&"'fra! pt'n Il aas! Borough, with . ;,yo
, trg f a5uo
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-02-07

LECTURES FOR THIs WEEK, at Duff S
Mercantile College, 81 Fifth street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
BY p. Dutf-How to get rich by bu-
sncss-Intemperance, its fatal consc-
quenccs to youth-Address to the
graduating Glass.
Bv w. IL Dnff-Commercial forms
The correct words, and how to place
them Also, daily lectures upon Pen
manship.
By n. b. Hatch, Esq--Commercial
Law-On Fire and Marine Insurance.
By l. n. Fornor-Constructing the
Day-book in journal form, with speci-
fcations and excrcises--Detccting
counterfeit and altered bank notes, in
which the class cxaminc and test their
proficiency upon Il large number OF
countcrtcits,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
proposals.
OFFICE oy THE pypor or,K7rrx.srrR.

FoET LRAyESwoRrH. Kansas Dec 49, l8'S
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
Il TIOV-Seaed Proposals will he received tits Office
until y O'Clock the 3 day of JsnuaIy. 1900 or the tran.
poaton q miiilry supplies during the year 1906 on tho lob
RourR No I-rrom Fort. esvenworth, Laramie and Riley
and other derois that may be eabsi during the a9e,s
lravenor and south Of latitude ~ degees north. 20 any
posts station. that may be established m tie efrii9
= d@r. orth and Of gnde ia dr@Fee ~e, and IN
the Ietory Colorado north Of ~ degrees north Bidders
vi trsspor aid IN each 4 tie months from Apfl to
September incusiye, Of tbe year 1876
State Of Kansas and the town of Kansas In ne state 81
Missouri any pos,s station. thst s,e or may be e'se
south of latitude ~ drrIe.s north, dswin. supplies from
Fori Le veuworth. and Fort Union, N ~ or Other depot
any other point pon,s On the route biider. 10 siate
the per 100 pounds pr 100 mile 4 which h'y WI .n'
port In each Of the months fro ApTi TO sepse
Rourr 20. s-From For, Union .uoh .o,hs, dspo, a,
NAV De established n the territory o New Mexico, o. an
posts or that may be esbshed In ihe tsrorJ and
such posts ,,son,s' may be de.gAted IN ',e 'eoIy
Bidders to state the rate per lv pounds pei ioO n
which they y fsn,Po sad ''o. IN s.eh % 90 'As onn'
The weight TO be Transported e each yosr win not sIessa
oo goo1S. &C. on I9o. ,an, Ne '" P''H'' On ''"''
10 additional percentage viii be paid for the ,rtnspos
ton bacon lard bread pine lumber shingles I any ohef
Bisder. should give their name. fu well their
ae. Of and eooh proposal should be accompanied
bv bond IN the sum thousand dollars, signed by ~o or
nor. rsonbe persons guaranteeing that in contract
l. sw rl.d fof the mentioned in the proposal u the
psr.s proposing the contract viii be accepted and entered
into and GOOD and sufficient security furnished BY ssi PAT
lie, In accordance with tho terms Of this advertisement
The o. bonds required from the contractors VIII be
follows. .,...,.
On Route No. 600
Route No.
On Route No. ,.
sa.acory evidence of the loyalty spd sovency o each
bidder and person offered secuIty viii be required
Proposals uu.t be- indoIsed: =. ,,,o,
'Piopoisl. for Army 1ran'poriaon on Route No ~ -
or the may be- and none VIII b" entertained uh'
es they folly comply with all the requirements o h' AdVef'
t.-onrnt.
PAn. 70 whom awards msde must be prepared to exc
cute contracts and 10 give the required bonds Tor the
faithful peiofmsnce Of the ssinr. - -
Conirsrt. will made subject 20 the approval o the Quar-
erms,e1 Genere bot the night IL reserved 10 rci any OF
ali bids tia, may be offered.
Contractor be in readiness FOR service by the M dny
Of Anil 1896 and tey will be required to have pace ~
ne.I or aeecv the vicinity Of forts Leaycn" oT'
s,d U,on and other depOs thst may he estsbshed ut
which nsy be commune tiei WIN promptly al" ieaa!'
fy order of the Qusrfrfnnstsr General.
J. A. pOT'lER Colonel and Chief QUsrerma,ter
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08

OyFICE or AssisTAyT-( q rAKTTRsAsTER
WELLINGTON Del. Jan 2 1871.
GALE Of Surplus Government MULES,
- al good snd servicesb eWlb be sod st Public Auction
.; WILMINGTON. Del.
FRIDAY the 5ih Of January,
FRIDAY, the 18th CT January
FRIDAY, the 18th OF January,
FRIDAY, the 26ih Of January. - - -
FOUR HUNDRED GOOD and SERViCEABLE MULES.
One huDdrtd on each day Of sale.
The particular attention & purchasers j. called TO The es-
eeent quality Of the mules being Of good sze IN good con
don kind end renie and vel broke 70 names, beng the
surplus team muics Of Washington Depot.
Animals sold .ingly
Sale TO commence az 10 g.
Terrns-Cssh, In United States currency. .
BY order of Breyet-Biig Cen JAMFs 4. .EKIN, in
charge il; Div. . Nc. q. - =,
{. II. GALLAGHER. CsI, and 40 NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-08
Proposals.
OFFICE DEPOT CoxxIssARr OF SUBsIsrEScE,
WAsHIS6roS ID. G., Dec. a. 1875. )
GOVERNMENT SALE OF e III OI Q L

OFFICE DEPOT CoxxIssARr or SUBSISTENCE
WASHINGTON d. G.. Dec. "a, 1895.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF Z III y 1
~ WHlSKY.-Sealed Proposals, IN DUPLICATE. VIII be
received ct this Office until u o'clock m on Tuesday the
9th day of January, 1866, for the SALE OF about
800 gals. of BOURBON WHISKY,
$50 gals. of RECTiFIED WHISKY,
280 gals. OF RYE WHISKY,
Proposals not received for less than hve barrels OF esch
Tie Whisky will be sauged before the delivery and 'od
by the "proof gallon" .
Payment Government funds about 30 per cent OF which
will be required the acceptance Of the bid and the e
m1nder soon a. the gaagng completed and before Tue
delivery commences. ,,
No bid received from parties who have failed to comply with
their contracts
Bidder. requested be present the opening Of their
bids.
All purchases viii be loaded at the Government Wharves IN
Wellington, ID. c. free OF expense 20 the purchaser
The usual reservation by tire Government regard 70 ou'
will be observed q. BELL, MAJOR and c. ). u 5. A.
DEMO OIL and LAND COMPANY-PRO-
IL POSALS EOR PUTTING DOWN FIFTY OH
WELLSProposls will be received by the above Company
their Office Reno Pa until January 20 1906 Tor putting
down Fifty Wells on their lands at Reno
Bidders viii make proposals as follows, viz:
firs'-for doing sl the work end hndus Engines Fuel
DerIickf aud Fixtures -,
Second-fo doing the work. the Company supplying the
Derrcks without machinery.
Third-For doing the work, the Company finding every
thing. 49,,
Bidders may stpuate to put down more wells Bids
for single wells preferred
The be as practicable AFTER
proposals are accepted and prosecuted energocy day ana
night until completed. .,,,
ADDRESS GALUsHA A. GROW. President or JAMES
Superintendent, Reno Oil aud land Company,
Reno, Pa.