Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-03-21
RENO OIL AND LAND co.
Capital $4,000 600 Shares loo each
STOCK GUARANTEED.

SaPitai Sio,oooiooo. onsres , loo eAeh
STOCK GUARANTEED.
For every share of stock issued the Par Value
Zone Hundred Dollars will Be:
deposited in the
TREASURY OF THE UsITED SfAYBs
invested in Government Securities and
may be Withdrawn by the stockhold-
or at any time.
Pre- PPresident:;; =: =: GALUsHA A CROW.
Secretary :: WILLIAM BROUGH
treasurer, ROBERT B ROOKIE,
DIRECTORS. sc.fa sr
Fon Gaiusha A. Grow. Keno, Ps., Late Speak
er of the U. 5. House of Represen tatives 80
Hon. G. r. Ransom, Boston. Mass, ~ s Bank
Commissioner for New England. E
Hon. Sidney Dean Providence r L., late Mem
Der of Congress.-Editoro of the Providence Press
Henry A Smythe, Esq, New York City, Presi-
dent of the Central National Bank
Lueien IL Culver, Esq, New York City, Of Gull
yer, Penn Co. Bankers
Hon. augustus Frank, Warsaw. N. Y. Mem. Of
the House of Rep. Both. 37th & 3Sth Congress
Major John L. Wilson, Madison, Ind, late Of
the United States Army.
Hon. Thomas S. Stanield sSouth Bend Ind
Prest of First National Bank of South Bond
Hon. Charles V. Culver, franklin, Pa Of Cu!-
yer; Penn Co. and Mem Of the present Cong.
s giafsy bans ps',snTf Of PsurI rs
Joshua Douglass, Esq Meadville Pa, Pres.-
dent of the National Banksof Crawford Co., Pa
Col; James b. Bowen Chicago, H., President
OF Third National Bank of Chicago
George III Rea, Esq, Saint Louis No. Pred
dent Of Second National Bank of ST. Louis.
TRUSTEES THE POND.
Hon. John j Cisco. New York City Iof John J
Cisco Sons. Bankers and late Assistant Treasur.
er of the U. S. at New York.
Denning Duer, Esq New York City, Of Jams.
u. Kings Sons, bankers.
TIE LANDS OF THE COMPANY consis. of Twelve
Hundred Acres, at Reno, on the Allegheny river
IN IN tenango County, Pennsylvania-the heart Of
the Oil District in that State
ONE THOUSAND WELLS can be sunk ppol tho
property without interference e.
Test wells have been sunk on the Estate and
Oil found in paying quantities in every instance
FIFTY WELLS are now being put down to be
followed by others as rapidly possible to the
extent necessary TO fmfy dfvelop tie prOpsus
One hundred wells yielufne2onIy ten barrels n
day each at six dollars barrel, a price much be-
low the average price at Reno, would give one
million eight hundred thousand dollars year
OF income, making profit of nearly fifteen per
cent. over expenses and taxes of every kind II
large lowing wells aIe found, a sfneke acre Of TIE
territory may ysesd the entare capital scis,s To-.
years.
R The Company owns the Town Of Reno t,
gether with Several Hundred Lots for Business
and Dwelling Houses. There is an Extensive
Demand for them, and the Revenue from their
Sale will be very great
THE STOCK is GUARANTEED hr
The price Of the Stock has been fixed at Oae
H~marel and Ftfty Dollars per Share Five Dol
lars go into the Treasury Of the Company as .
contribution to the working fund. The Par Vail
ed of the Stock, One Hundred Dollars is paid te
the Trustees, TO be deposited in the Treasury of
the United States, or invested in Government Sc
curIties, and may be Withdrawn by the stockhold-
er at any time.
BY the Payment of Ten Dollars. persons tha,
desire to await the result of the First Years De-
yelopment can Secure the right of obtaining
T"ft Pad Share of Gaaranteed Stock for One
Hundred Dollars additional, at any time before
the first day of April. 1867
EFT is an Investment with the Chances Of
Large Profit and is always convertible into Cash
at Par. 1t might be called Legal Tender Oil
Stock
So large working Fund $500, 900, has never
been provided or expended by any company in
by agents and by the principa al Banks and Bank.
ers throughout the country. Prospectuses and
otheg Information will be furnished by Agents
and By SAMUEL T. HOWARDt
SUBSCRIPTION Agent,
March y. 1856. Il Nassau ST New York