Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-31
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OIL & LAND CO
CAPITAL 100000. suA.a e,oo %,
STOCK GUAR AhrRR0.
For every Share Of Stock issue. q. =.
value zone Hundred Dollar I'M
s. deposited in the
Treasury q TIE limited States
sOR INVESTED IN
Government SocuHtaee.
Ana mar BE- Withdrawn BY ths S,eha.,a.. =.
any time. =
We prs"iaep, CHARLESs U IEOMs
Secretary. WILLIAM lnSs,1asnA h'
Treasurer, nODhHA . uROCRr
DIRECTORS. >A'
Hon GALusHA A. GROW, RE,PA
Late Speaker OF the Y. g. House Of RerrS.,..,..
"n o. T. s. j" Bs.n Commissioner for New scs'. A.
Ile.. SIDNEY DEAN s,,: :, ~. Psoasstr, Ri.
Late Mem. OF COng.-Edit0r OF the frOdcnce pr.s:
HENRY A. SMYTHE, Esq, NV on CIV
President Of the Central National AM
LUCIEN II. CULVER, Esq. Ns~ OF CRY
Of Gsiver, Peen Co, Bankers.
Hon. AUGUSTUS FRANK, WARswN
Mem Of House Of Rep, Seth, 37th. 4 IL Con,
Maj. JOHN 1. WILSON, MADoN lxD.
Hon. THOMAS 8. sTANFiELD. scu1 Brxp. Tn
President Of First National Bank OF SUN Rerd
Hon. CHARLES v. CULVER, FRAslr. p.
OF Culver, Penn Il Co.. and Mem: Of psent Cong
Al Len BE 81 Al. E.q Nations, r rIryss Pa
JOSHUA DOUGLASS, Esq, MEAiILr. p.
President ~ the National Rank OF Crasord Co p,
Col. JAMES II. BOWEN, Cmc.o, liz.
President of the Third National Bankf Chicago.
GEORGE ST L.,
President q Second National Hank io MG;
Trustees OF the Fud.
Hon. JOHN J. CISCO, M YORK CrrY.
or John J. Cisco 4 Sons, Bankers, snlnte Assis.
tsnt Treasurer Of the L. 3. at Ne,vork.
DEFINING DuER, Esq, Nr York Crrr.
OfJamcs g. Kings Sons, Bankers.
~ The Lands or tho G.npnnv
consist Of Twelve Hundred acres, ct Re, on the Al
leghany river, in venango Co., Pennsy ania,-the
heart oftheQil District in Lat State
ONE THOUSAND WILLS
CAN BE SUNK UPON THE PROPEtY WITH
OUT INTERFERENCE.
Test wells have been sunk ON the ESte. and on
faund in paying quantities in every instae. Fifty
WELLS are now being put down to Be Flowed BY
Others rapidly as possible to the ext4 necessary
yielding only ten barrels day each at dollars a
barrel, price much below the average ~ at Reno
would give one million eight hundred ttsand dol
lars year Of income, making profit ofObably nf
teen per cent. expenses and taxes otsery kind
II large flowing wells found, singlSrrc Of the
territory may yield the entire capital whtwo year.
~ The Company owns the town Of 10, toeeth-
er with Several Hundred Lots for Dusinessnd Dwell
ling Houses. There is Extensive Dema. for them
and the Revenue from their Sale will be vclgreat
The Stock is Guarantee.
The price Of the Stock has been fixed at q Hun
DRIED AND FIVE DOLLARS per Share. i've Dol
lars go into the Treasury Of the Company . conri
button 10 the Working Fund TnE PAEA Lrr OF
rnE SrocK, OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS, Is rssTo THE
TRrslEis, To n DEtVsITED In THE TgEAsr- or rmr
UNTIL STATES. AND MAY BE WITHDRAW by
THE sTOCkHOLDER AT ANY TINE.
BY the Payment Of Ten Dollars. persons Z desire |
to await the result OF tie First Years DeySpmcnt.
can Secure the Right Of obtaining A FJ1 PAID |
SHARE OF Gl' iRANTEED STOCK for r. Hun
dred Dollars Additional, at any time beforce First
day of April, 1861. 81 II is an investmcnvith the
Chances of Large Profit and is always converc into
CASH at Par. 1t might be called
a Legal Tender OIL StO0.
SO large Working Fund $500, o,o has nj been |
provided or expended by any Company irle o |
Region. 81 DESCRIPTIONS will be received lagen,s |
and by the principal Banks and Bankers thnkhout |
The country. Prospectnses and other inloaaon
will be furnished by Agents. and by
SAMUEL T. HOWAR
SUBSCRIPTION Aaf,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p Nassau St.. Nefork.