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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-21
Washington and Lee


OG4 MA4
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
THE next session Of this Institution will
i IN the third Thursday t2Iat) OF
September, 1871, and continue without inter
mission until the fourth Thursday In June,
1872.
The Instruction embraces thorough Claws
zeal, Literary and Scientific courses, together
with the professional departments o. Law
and Engineering. The entire expenses for
the session of nine months need IA exceed
500 or S325, according 10 The pEics OF board.
Arrangements are also made for messing, ny
which students nay reduce their expenses 10
$50 per session. For further IN forsnRtidn All
dIeas u. W. q. LEE, President.
Or WV. DON CLERK OF Faculty. augS
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CUBES RHEUMATIsm.
SIMMONS REeULATOR.

WE have tested its virtues, and know that
w for dyspepsia, BIliousness and throb-
Ding Headacha, It Is the best medicine the
world ever saw1EditOr Telegraph and Mes
senger, Macon. Ga
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MISSISSIPPI FEMALE COLLEGE,
uERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI. MIS-. M. p.
~ Southworth, Principal; Prof CHI. Pm.
Wtnkler, Principal Music Department VIII
be re-Opened for the reception OF pupils the
nrst Monday in September For particulars
Eee circulars, or apply Ia person or by letter
to the Principal. augl
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II HAS NO Equal.

BALsIH0RE, February 10, 1855.
DR.. j. J. LAWRENCE-Dear Sir: / take
pleasure in recommending your Rosa
nALIs as a very powerful Alternative. I
have used IL In two cases with happy
rssults-one in a cese of secondary
syphilis, in which the patient pro-
nounced himself cured after having
taken ave bottles OF your medicine.
The other Is q case of scrofula or long
standing, which is rapidly improving
under It's use,a and the indications are
that the patient will sOOn recoVer /
nave eareMlly examined the formula
by which your Rosadilis Is made, and
and it an excellent compound OF 6l-
teratiVe Ingredients. Yours, truly
X. W. CARR. MD.
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! Ihs Remesai Of SsssSESt9as and ESe
Insurance Regalarly l8thoRe.
esrrenes o. hessA erods.


~ h These Pts are al 1mfciliaq
49, EsHia.s ZaeyalGOr, attended, for
A Special cases; hose obstinate ones
NA 7Cbere mtlder and cheaper HcIi-
R caaes JAIL
A They are composed C the most
EE3gA active and powerful principles OF
plants roofs and berries, SO
3SEhighly concentrated that each
3gE pill contains moro medicinal
@ strength than 2 whole box or
- bottle OF Ordinary dollar medi-
zine in the market. Au.OGga poacaJtd get
20 mad and pleasant n ae9 opefaaon, that
he mos! feeble can take them 9th perfect
safety.
Ea They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT puRrSa THa FIRST
r MONTHS, during which the unfaaing
nature OF their action would infallihly PRE.
EHT pregnancy.
MT All letters seeking information Or
advice will DO promptly freely aad ascreetly
answered.
81 Each Dor contains about 100 Pills, GaG
- sordPped in trhie paper printed "a deep rel
letters, s0ihf DR dideEplict dfyaai0as eaelosad
@ cent By mai, free Of postage, on
receipt Of price, -, per box.
lE The Cherokee EsS H3s 9 ara sold
By all enterprising Druggists Il tQa dEuzed
world. Some unprineip,
try to sell worthless compounds ia place IL
this those which they can purchase at q
cheap price, and make more money. Asyon
value your health, DO not DO deceived by dlch
~ubprincipled Druggists, GskJ0rl these ;, pdss,
and take no Others. 1.-THE Druggist VIII net
buy them for you, enclose tho money IN a
letter and we viii send them to y3uby aail, |
free OF postage, securely stated from o5ser-
Fstioa. 1
Ladies or Gentlemen can address "a in |
perfect confidence, stating fuzzy a:d Pl.GniY |
their diseases and synptomss aaBiants iced
not hesitate because Of thelr fusEAiiy to Visit
Us, as wehaye treated paiients5uee23sfnll ia !
all portions Of the eiSilized globe. - cores
Pondence.
Patients addressing Co viii please slate |
plainly all the symptoms, and Efito PVst
Office, County, Siaie and naEas u BTiier, /
and enclose postago ata1p1or reply.
81 We desiretO sead our tairty-tN0 uago
pamphlet, entitled s. aaa aE1 Woman as
lEvasl1s,s, TO every reader of ul.3 taper.
Send address, with E.smP 10 isy leemn
yoLeGgc, Lid address as fcilos5
81 Cons EEpslAL As9CcEaoa.
NJ s0AFB sS1u cEarr-
Asa isgHs EraIgRr
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
MEnrnAL nHaA n-n.LEEE EEM nar

- hEBlJAl4 DhFAAsla ANE EEW OhLAAN 8a
FACULFy:
A. II. ChHASs Nd, Emeritus Professor OF
THMks JONES, N. D., Professor Of obstst.
RIGS.
WARREN sTONE, ri. d Professor Of Sur.
gerry.
II G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy.
SAMUEL NJ. BEAlIss, N. D., Professor Of
Me1icina.
STAMFORD E. CHAILLE, 81. D Professor
of Physiology.
FRANK HAWTHORN. NJ. D, Professor Of
MaCeria Medica.
JOSEPH JONES, NJ. D. Qate of the Unfver-
sity OF Nashvnlel Professor OF Chemistry.
Z. j. HICKMAN, 81. D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The annual course Of instruction in this de-
partn5nt viii commence on MONDAY, the
18th of November, 1sII, and terminate on the
fecond Saturday OF March, 1872. Preliminary
lectures on Clinical Medicine and Surgery
VIII be delivered In The amphitheater OF the
Charity Hospital, beginning ON the 18th OF
October Without any charge TO studenis The
Anatomical rooms viii be opened at same
time. The members Of the faculty are visiting
physicians and surgeons 20 d Charity Hos
pttai. and give instruction daily at the bed
side of the sick. The practical advantages
thus offered to students are ~unTlvaief {.
FEKS-tOfa all 6be Lectures. $40 Matricula-
tton, IS; Practical Anatomy. $40; Graduation,
so. Payment Repaired IN dvance
For further Information. address
aug4 T.. O.. RIChARDSON. "a. d., Dean.
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DARK AVENUE ACADEMY, 81 MILES
L from Memphis, near Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
". L.. MILLER, MA, Principal
T. q. MILL Assistant.
The 9Th session viii open September 4. 1871.
Twenty bOarders can be accommodated. For
circulars, apply 70 Taylor, RadfOrd & Co. and
h. Wade q Co, Memphis. i've
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MEMPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE.

Ne 2l2 DesOtO Street.
MRS. FANNIE p. MoaEHEE, Principal,
w will resume its sxeroisea on the first
Monday In September. Fof terms see circu-
lar or apply 70 the Principal. aug
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ST. Agnes Academy
F0R YOUNG LADIES'.

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
4 ladies Is under the superlntendenee OF
the Sisters ofst. DOmini The course or in
stFuctiOn Includes useful n ornamental
ranches OF educstiOn. Special attention
given to moral and polite department. the
school year commences on the FIRST MONDAY
" -SEPTEMBER, and closes about the last Of
vance, s75, $50, $50 and 500, according 60 Inc
agreed class OF the pupils. For further fufor-
nation apply to or address the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
augl ST. Agnes Academy.
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PYRON'S
Planetary Horse Power,

THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER IN.
4 ventedi The power OF the horse quadrus
led
MEMPHIS, TENN, June ., ISL
We, The undersigned eitizens of Memphis,
certify that we This day Witnessed the applf-
cation OF Pyron's' Planetary Power 70 an
Eighty-sRw Cotton Gin, with the following
results. The Gin WRs rsVOrYed with the usual
rapfdity, with q null roll OF cotton, by two
mules, at an easy gait and dracght; and We
further state that we believe 10 greatly supe-
rtOr to any horse power we have any knoWls
edge of, and q power suitable for every plan
ter using a Gin Grtst or SRW-m1li-
j. II. TEAL, MachInist and MillWright.
NEWTON OH. drm OF Eord, Porter & Co.
ID. 7. PORTER. firm of Ford. Porter a co.
X. HoPsOE. n. D., Memphis, Tenn.
o j. THAI I'd. D., Memphis, Tenn.
z. ii. WHITzAORE, Memphis, Tenn.
-
SHARPE & ROBERTS, Sole Agsnts
For the sale OF stale. County and Indiyid-
ual Rights for Arkansas ana all the States OF
the United States east OF the Mississippi
rivar. 50 Fu1 directions for building the
given to each purchaser.
OFFiCEs
No. u AOsrss airsss &sapkls. Tsna.
FOR RENT.
EVERAL large ANA very desirable COT.
y TON OFFICES in the new building,
Nee. s56 and S5S FFsnt Street.
ssr Also. stores Mes. s57 and SOC Front
street leach % By 10 ieetl good location, and
go Rents moderate. apply to
iyIs sTEwART BROS &9WYNNE-
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Medical College,
Medical Ospartn'tO of Cumberland University


A LEXANDER ERSKINE, MD, DEAN,
n Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
| BENJ- ". ANENT, Nd, Professor OF the
Principles and Practice OF surgery.
DUDLEY d. SAUNDERS, M d., Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD B MAURY, MD Professor OF the
Principles and Practice OF Medicine.
ROBT. ". MITCHELL. Md, Professor OF Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor OF
Aural and o~phthalmfe Surgery.
j.. Joseph WILLIAMS, Nd, Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX McFARLANDs MD, Professor Of
GOSTAVUS a TAOKNTON, MD, Demon.
strator OF Anatomy.
RORT. THuMMEL. ID, PrOsectOr to the
Professor OF Anatomy.
h Nineteenth Annual Course of Lectures
in this Institution Will begin on MONDAY,
October 18th and cOntinue to March 1, 1874.
~ Disseoting rooms open October LIST, and
students viii Ind hat in Memphis The facili-
ties for the study OF Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures viii be given each week,
throughout the session, at the City Hospital
and City Dispensary, FIRE. OF CHARGE-
Good Board can be had near the College for
SO per month.
For the full Fees OF ali the Professor s.. $50 %
Demonstration 10 %
Naturalization D %
30 Oe
BS- Since the last Session the Medical Col
parLmeuJ of Cumberland University, lOcat 81
at Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such is perma-
nently established in Memphis.
~ For a1y Information in regard TO this
and other matters relating thereto, apply 10
ALEXANDER ERSKNE, MD,
Iyla-d-w Dean of the Faculty.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
81 ca TcyD
To the Friends of the Tribune

We hare on or books not less Man
three or fur hundred subscribers acho aye
from three months 10 tlco gears IN arrears.
II each one Of these ,coaid pay up At
once, Il aoiU Je seen. ace Should noa}izs n,
aggregate Of Scyerui hmd,cl IoYars.
There are three or t9a, haadyei others
,ozose terms hare rscmt4i eERayed on mil
expire By the first Of ,M0ua,y. II these,
as tast as their subscriptions ra2s ont, ,oould
step up and pay for lie ncrt gear m od-
canoe, secaai huad,ed dollars more a0ould
come int, our lands Jcto,e the darn ot
the noso year.
We believc there is hardly one among
all the readcrs Of Ne Tribune, ,clo oould
not come tor,oaya 1U,th has " dojlar or
tee, If lie REALLY Bg4IEvED, Il aaaae
necessary 10 orr success o. prospeTay.--
We therefore assure yoss, ta5enls, that 1t
IS URGENTLI NECESS,AR Y far
as to get IN from Subscriptions II possible,
Jour Or fire hgndred dollars JeSore tie lst
Of Jansary. SloH ne haze It?
Let every subscriber read this card as
addressed to h5o's!f. and then inquire: rs
nly tine out ~ Am l in arrears p
And then, unless he as rery snre Of being
all right, lie sboal5l come or send 10 "he
Captains ofice,'' s0here The records can
be consulted and his Standing osceytotned
We are altering the Tribune FIR the
present to ae,g cash.in.Gdrdpce subscribers
FIR SIPS. Old subscribers. by paying
all arnarages and for gear n alrance,
1cU Dc charged the same as ael0 subscra.
5er3 for the COMING gear.
Persons fnd ny pen Or pencil MARE
on tbs advertisement ara to underestimate
as SPEC{ALL Y addressed 10 them.
tiff w. II. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

THE Ma Vernon Church, Baltimore,
now being erected by the Charles
Street (licthod>t) Society, under the
pastoral charge Of Rev. DR.. Eddy,
will be one Of the largest and best in
the country. From the variety Of
rooms, and the abundant provision for
many kinds Of Church work, it might
be called 4 cathedral. The land cost
$4,000, and the bniltine will cost
100000 more. OH whittier are yc
drifting?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

Rev, On j. 7. THOMPSON has just
closed his twenty six years pastorate
over the Broadway Tabernacle Church,
New York City Daring that time the
benevolent contributions ofthe Church
have amounted to S550,0QA, while all
together for charitable and other sus-
poses, there have been raised over
$4,000 During the same period
the membership has increased from
slxty seven t., nearly six hundred;
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

THE PresGytcrians Of Chicago have
acted wisely in coming 30 definite
understanding as to what out side help
they actually need to repair the losses
they have sustained by the late fire.
They put the amount at SOS, 900. Of
the sum $4,000 is to 80 to the rebuild
ing Of Prof. Swings church; $4,000
to the Northwestern Theological Sem
mary, and $4,000 to The Interior news
paper: The remaining $4,000 are
needed for the salaries of pastors and
professors, and to assist such ministers
of their churches as the pastors and
officers Of the churches know to be
needy, and perhaps all the more wor-
thy on account OF their rcticence il
making their wants known.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

THE GIpsIES--ENcry one has 30
doubt some time OF other come ACROSS
a tribe Of these Wanderers, Their adj
vent in small towns are. important
events for signing youths and blush
ing maidens, and also more. or less i'm
portant for the owners Of houses and
cattle. In order to give our readers
an idea Of this people we condcnse the
following facts from an article upon the
subject:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

TIE following are given as the APP
proximate losses on the Churches de-
stroyei by the fire in Chicago: South
side-First Presbyterian Church, 5000,
600; Uniyersahst Church, 100000
Trinity Church, Episcopal, $l5o,Ooo
Swedenborgian Church, So, 900; ST
Mary's Church and Mission, Catholic,
s25o,0o0; end Presbyterian Church,
100000; First Methodist Episcopal
Church, 100000; Wabash-Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, 1925,
600; other smaller churches, $4,000
Farwell Hall, (Y. NJ. c. Ag$400,0Oo
North side-North Church, Presbyte-
rian, S75 700; Westminster, Presbyte-
rian Church, $4,000; NJ. L. Grace
Church, $4,000; Moody's Mission,
sl25,oo0; st James, Episcopal, $3.50,
600; two Catholic Churches, with
nunnerics, 100000; New England
Church, $l50,00o; Rev. Robt Coll
yer's Church, 100000; Fullerton
Ave, Presbyterian Church, and other
smaller churches, value unknown; Ag-
gregatc value more chan @3,000,O00.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

EXPERIENCED AGENTS IRE wanted throughout
the country for ITS sale with whonaihsrat arrange
inents viii he made. An orr rtunity Of eopa prom
lie Is rarely or never presented lis sale win not bs
limit ed 10 any period. but viii continue FOR iHttime,
constantly Increasing with the growth and in'elli-
gence Of the country. II Ia therefore desirable that
those who engage with rs do So with VIA. 20 max
leg ihs business a permanent one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

By the new school law of the Prov
ince of Ontario, provision is made for
dwellng-houses for teachers. Nor
way goes still further and sets apart q
email piece of land for the schoolmas-
ter to cultivate; this in addition to bis
regular salary. At least one teacher
in every district is provided with a
dwelling house for himself and family,
with land enough to pasture at least
two cows, and to lay out small gar
den. This custom is worthy Of atten
ton by rural school officers in this
country. Aside from the comfort aud
economy of the plan, it would seem to
afford an eycellelt means Of correcting
the nomadic character of rural teach
ers. The constant shifting of teachers
is great disadvantage to schools in
every part Of the country. BY pro-
viding the teacher with home, an OPP
portunlty to increase his income by
the products ofan orchard, ora garden,
better men might be induced to remain
in the profession, the social status of
teachers would be improved, and the
frequent changes in method and dis
cipline which waste so much Of rural
school effort, would be very largely
prevented.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
Supplied with American Journals at rates nave-
before giy,n,

We are the aathoriz II GENsRt SUBSCRIPTION
AGENTS FO1 rfs UNITED SrtnES, aud have the very
best facilities tby the special arrangements we have
made with many OF the pubiish-rsi t. offer these
Journals at very low rate 4 great deal o money
he saved by Literary and other Associations sub.
sCrihlug to y numlar Of Pc iudcais hv taxing advan-
tage OF cur Special lstsuf luh Bates.
The s,stem we hay for the speedy dispatch of all
orders received is complete ant Subscribers may feel
SIRE If INN date attention 10 II orders with which
they may Favor us.
lawn. taken . step.th Az undertaking never be-
fore attempted on so large u sanle, trust thar We
viii be shpbor ed by prnmp and hearty response f.;
for where Periodical Literature eircniates as d0,s,
among niue.tcnths Of our population, medium for
lesSenng the rate mpused, giving to the prettut
patrons Of oar Journals means Tor extending their
subscriptions, aud to those uuab e to pay the reEu-
lar prices means for satisfying the necessity they
ieei, at Il low rne-js II pahlc Blessing which can.
nst fail TO he reCngni zed aud should be suppore ed
A beautiful Chrome lIthograph will be sent free to
each applicant for terms. Address
United states Subscription Agency,
Bpm. Fifth Street, Pliladelphiu Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
FARM FOR SALE.

rIlT undersigned Offers FOR sale his rn Of snacres
! 10 the town Of Waldwlck. quarter Of a mile
south OF the aholic Church, ~ acres Of prime
tmntr, and 40 Of rich upland rolling prairie. in a
rict! Il, i prosperous ueishborhooi Good chaols
near by. Terms, SIS per acre; half cash and hilf
time Of ne or two years Apply to Wm. Hen.
IS, banker, Mineral Point, or the owner.
FRANCIS TIMMINS, Waldwlck
Aug 22d, 1871. S3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

Dy The SUBSCRIBER, on land owned hy him
ID o. Section 1, Town ;, Range = east On or alaur
the LIST day OF December 1871, red heifrr snppns
To be me year Old las. snng No naturai ~ artin
ca marks Has been about my place since the lat .
Part OF October, Owner viii please ca l. prove ptop
.rty, pay Charges, and take said aAimal away
JOHN G ARROW.
Dated Linden Dec 9th tSTt--5Owls
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
E.aGkEv gfs'-IsGJL9..

~ r"- tapFRSIGNtp. on land owned hv me.
l. wheryon | ave, See. II. own 3 Range east Z,
m Iowa County on or shout the Nth day November,
ISL red bull supp sed Ia be- three years old past
Owner will please call, prove pro- city, pay vHrges
and take said stray away. Address NJ neral Point.
TyDRfS KELLEY.
Linden Nov u lS7l-ISw4s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

Df TIE UNDERSIGNED on land owned by him
- In sec 3, town range =. east in Iowa County
on or about the Ith day ct November. ISL a blu,
aud White heifer, two years III teXt spri e No
t'cean'e marks, either natural or artificial, aid
'uay has been about my lace since last August,
ueIt-r will u ease call, prove property. pay argos
AID lake her away JAMES BENSON.
Mineral Point Nov 81. 1871. 4ws
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
SYRAYED-MAssE.

CTRAYED from the subscriber, since August last
- sorrel mare, six years ola past; has few
white spot about the body, and some white locks OF
hair III the name. Any one re urniug sid auim
TO me, furnishing information heading tn her re
corcry will he suitably rewarded. Report ut the
rhlnrNE office, address 2, o, hox pa, Mineral
Point, Ms. lN. II. WILLi1AS.
Nov ~, iSll.---tStf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
DRESS MAKING!

4, RS. c. MFSSFRSMITH would
II announce to the Ladies' Of Mineral Point and vi
entity that ste has just opened Dre Making Es
tab ishment on High street, tao doors a6oye Il. J.,
Reeds office and after
Nineteen Years Experience.
and constant practice, feels cowpttcn' 10 execute
aers in her hhe neatly aud sail faetefily. Ladies
wishing to MAKE ap their own material viii do wei ~
have their
GtRNEITS CIT AND BASTED,
which will NJ Done on short notice, at reasonable
prices aud IN the latest style
August ID, ISL. SIT.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-19
.,,npar.' psvaobSuM roRPGCO

Owing to the large aud incl easing demand for the
RobrrS' rorucdoos, aud the iaic decision oi ,hs
Cummi, sioner OF Patents Ia REFUSING to " M nte-
a patout t.d tnc decisi III OF JudSc 81 - Hrier SUE
laininr the Knberls' patent they nave Low hhhD
the price OF their Torpedo,s
-rvENry PER CENT.
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LysT OF AGENTs.

TlTUsVILLE, C1JRCH RUN AND vICINI
TY-STEFHEN nO0F Office, Eamilton'a Cigar
Store, adlr, 50 IYtusville Pa Assistant John Van
TITUsvILIE, CHURCH RUN AND vICINI-
TY-H. u THOMAS. Office and address, Man.
sion House, itusYille, Pa.
SEAMBURG AND VICINITY-GEORGE IR-
WIN, ONCE, shamburg; residence, Titasvie, Pa
Assistant. A. West.
ENTERPRISE PLEASANT VILE, BEAN
FARM AND P1TncLE w GEO. VAN
VLlFT O.Rce md address, CnGsa House, Pleas
aniville Assistant II. G. Huntington.
TIDIOUT AND WEST HiCKORY-CHAs.
CLARK. Oaica cnd address, Exp ess Office, Tidi-
orte. Pa. Assistant, L. c Beardsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON Office and daddress, Petroleum Cen
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Blacldord.
TATR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
IN Oil Creek and Cherry Ron. from Story Farm to
lcClintockville--JA> y, ESSAUNDERS. Address
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders.
Charles H. Cochran ard William Hoyt
McCLiNrOCKyILLE OIL CITY AND NO
a. $. vast. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
FRAN. In, ALONG THE ALLFGUFNY wv.
Err WiLBER Office and address, Franklin, ,Pa
LANDING-EICHARD W. REpPIEiD. n %
and addr IS scrubnass, Pa Assistant, X. W POI.
teriield, address Fmlcnton, Pa,
VEST ViRilNIA-C d ANGEL. aud T.
COOK Address Parkersburg West V'rlinip,
Roberts Petroleum TOrpv 30 Co
ILay3-dly
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CAU NsGW.

The public is nutioned against enplo!lng any
Mt the regulari authorized Agents Of the Compa
~, since the Roberts Patent cover the use of the
rpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells,
and the lac OF such meteral3 ~ other parties is
direct Infringement Of their rights. lny parties in
f-ingilg any OF the RObEHfs, PATENTS win be
leqit with according 70 law, and aS acting willuy
and knowingly in defiance OF law and the decisions
Of tho Coiir,s
me Company have re organized their bns'ness
with Il view TO accommodate Oil Nen in every part
Of the OIL Region. TAey have emploved tho most
efficient Agsnia an Assistants that can be procured
lor tbe business. aAcl Torpedo is labelled with
date nj patents, together with the price of the Tor
uelo snG signed by an Officer cf the Company, SO
every Operator Wishing Torpedo NAY know its
price and whether Il came from cur Ofiice.
Operators viii confer favor by reporting to this
Cfice any negligence OF Agents.
'.he following named persons aave been appoint
cd Agents aud Assistant Agents iur the Oil Regions
OF Fennsy wanna and West Virginia.