TITE DAILY EVENlNOi TELEGUAM PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DKCKMUHK 12, 1804.
MONDAY,
WIKKM I rR4M K.
Ctrraptitulrnce nf tl,t Chlayo Timn.
rniB, November 11. frlcri'l who h" Intnly
returiicii from tlio vino tllstrlcH h'khii lliinlumm
diHcrtbfi tltn vintiigH at mmf'tllt tnt win
abundant anil of exooMent qualMy, unit wo arn
promised (mat full la tli prirc t tlin ttrtiro nf
primary nrvcaaitv in thla country. I'ropoM ul
evil y i lie ilimintcion In ti c pners will rame u
irrcat many iiilnitw aiming Iti'ffl'j cn igeO In tlj'J
wme tiade. Flue wincn, ua well hh of Infcri'ir
qualitiM, am extriioriiin inly nbunilnut. Tito
very fini'st made in Krnnre, the Sn it.irne, i' mulo
from the viiiiynnln of a very f w proprietor",
That Cillril tin: I'hutti.iii Viiinn mowm-l by mm
person, lli c Mnniiin i.'c San N.iIiict, anil tlio vin
tiiftr vl le'.'l be will not "I'll ttr li:m linn SWIM
be tr D. lie make from 1 III lo IN) tun-, iirnl lili
a mull V rribirv leltla linn tlie pretty imjutuu of
$.'(1,1 ( (I to fc.lii.doti.
1 litre i n wity of wiuntlnp; for tlin vnrions
dilfi rrnec in ttit llavor ot which, nor for tlio ilil'
fi n lit llavora in tlilli ri'M vintni". by the xuiuu
wint. All tl ut is kiumn if. tli.it Ctiiiteitu Vii;in
pniiibceii Ntu'eme, ami tltiit Nitiiterno tioiu any
oihi r pint ut I- rni.ee cm in n r do the nme Smi
ti ri o. The culiibmted ('lux Votigent, whli b pro
duces the t'XiiiMtv u .inpairni-, ii a Mule "pot o
groimri wtiii h Is a iniin' o' wi'nitli to it" propr-o-u.r.
Vitch pianieil on the oiuilc ol tin) walls
wlili li riieli no it h.ivi' niv.T been in. tie t'i yi"ll
tlie mine neetur. Ail soldier, in iiaMin this
cilchratcil vineyard, prcaetit anna in token of
n-ffiei-l.
'J be Ht. Eimllion (a Ilonleiinx wine), which ia
ruled for its body, and for It" improving by ittfo
(the cnmmnn wium of Fiatiee do not kucp ni ny
yearn), ia produced fr in TtTV old atoik. The
triinkH of the vine lire some of them eiiormoin.
Tlie brani lioaarc trained over u trellls-work like
those from which the fSatiterne ia itialo. The
iioil in which taeso viuna row is rocky and full
of cavea (hut of a bcrunt, Ht. lirnillon, hiring
plven the name to the vintage. The wine from
tbia district wan colebratcd lu the eighth century,
and Aiiaoiie, a poet knight, fang Its praise hun
dreds of yeara upo. The 1'mt.ed Statea has no
St. Kiiiilion to consecrate Its vinta ; hut, as it
baa every aoil and cliinuto under heaven, it can
inrely find one tbat will produce, as Rood wines,
which will chase out whisky from its borders.
Ileallhrulnma of Woollen.
A lady'i toilet now tells of wool wool of every
grade, pile of every style, from tbo silvery Cah
Inerc, the lustroas Alpaca, and the fine Merino,
to the exquisite soft wools of improved mutton
lirectls. The garb of pastoral simplicity, once
worn by tnnto emblems, of gentleness and Inno
cence, now adorns the impersonation of beauty
and purity ! From hood to hose, from b tltnoral
to bal.e, excelling thoso soft textures in bloom
ing beauty, and radiant with charms tbat Cotton
cannot give, tie belle of the present day stands
lorth a living cxamplo of the superior houltbful
ness of wool as an article of clothing. Is this not
inggestive of a more glowim? picture than tbat
drawn by the "Annates d'tiygnu " It savs :
"In Kngland, where the children go half nuked ;
Where the servants do their work in the morning
With their arms naked up til their moulders, and
where the women are always l.glillv clothed, pul
monary consumption exists in enormous propor
tion. In London, one-luurtlj of the deaths result
Irnm phtliisl."
The same authority says that this disease has
only prevailed in France since the women wore
their hair a la Titia, their urtus naked, and bosom
n a great degree uncovered.
It would bo a dillicult tusk to describe the
present styles of woollen goods, and. combina
tions of silk and wool, and other mixed woollen
fabrics, made lor woman's wear. It is said by
merchants and manufacturers tliat twice tUo
quantity of woollen goods used ten years ago is
now worn by ladies. In the sviminur, poas imer
webs of berage and berage do laincs are worn,
and found to bo cooler and more comfortable
during the heat of summer, and under the ex
haustion of exercise, than cotton goods. Flannels
are multiplying rapidly-plain, figured, and
tun ed, and Increasing in beauty and aoftnoss.
Hosiery, lormerly black, is now made into a mill
tiplimy of styles and a varie.y of colors, intended
to please the eye, as well as to proinoU) the com-
Ualmorais, me guv ot u-.e i
matronly Queen V ictoria, show wo.'.irous in
gt unity In nianv-hucd nhailfs of beauty, and save
the delicate texture ol dress from the contaniin i
tion of the sidewalk, without exK)Htire of gar
ments of ghostly hue, stainless to be sure, but
cold und colorless.
Then there are the do baizes in groat variety,
mixed goods, but cheap and serviceab'e; the
monsseline dc laines of American mannfacture,
rich enough for daughters of princes; instres of
ftilhs und wool; poplins of similar material, but
heavier and dearer; Coburgs and other merinocs
tn variety and tloaking cloth, light, soft, and
fine, of long wools; or else heavy and coarse
with suit, lur-like nap cf extreme length; or,
perhaps, a close-textured, solid, line fabric of
the best merino. These latter goojs are of every
imaginable style, the nrevail'r. teudeucy being
tusotl, matrons, rong-woolled goods.
As civilization and education a.lvaner, and
people learn the principles of hygiene in l'.io school
of experience, it might bo expected that such a
clothing reform would be Inaugurated. Heneo,
with the thick soles and high boots, and other
Improvements, in place of various barbarisms of
female dress, have come, in these healthful and
beautiful labrics, Intended for the clothing of
lad its; and health and t.ishion have, for onee
i'oined hand in bund. What has thus lieen joined
at no Parisian milliner recklessly and proratiely
putasuudcr! In such an era shall man be ar
rayed In sheep's clothing, and the prophecy of
the poet of a hundred years ago will be ful
filled :
"Then rliriil wlnter'ii Ice no more ehould wounJ
The only naked animal; bill man
W illi tlieaott Ueeco ahall everywhere he clothud. '
Bi lllirerrnt lteM.
Peei, a a rule, arc very pufftiarloui when there,
are in any of them tojrcther. It HPueHm. hwover.
tbat when thty arc alone the are verj peiiceful.
and bear spoliation without renigtance. A iniu
tary bee bnt been seen to submit to he pltindorttd
ui mo aiurc u uau aepooued on Ui ttiigbM as many
mm turea uii.en in succesNion wlttiuut attttcking
tun luuucr, w ucn it was ai a uistnnce rrom nomu ;
but 11' atUckvU wbtju it is nnr its hive, it be
comes quite another matter. Then oilier mem
ber of the coniinuniiy !!y to its armiMtancei and
aa ineni hers of the colony to which the would-be-robber
belongs, Homeiimes hasten to help him In
his need, a general battle emmon, In which los of
life to Bi vcral of the individuals cunrrrned is the
inevitable result. It has huppene l thut a more
iystetiiatlc attempt to plunder on a more ex
tennlve scale Is mmle. A hivethe inhabitants
ofwbit b are driven to dMcraiiin by hunger,
haviiifr elerted a hive which they know to con.
tain honey, forr their way in like an army of
Taepitjgs, and slaughter tha luhabitaiiU without
Buny.
It' the inhabitants prove to be too strong for the
hiTiiders, they ate expelled, and no qiiitrtcrja
given; all who are caught betore Uiey can make
tbeir way ont ot the hive pay fur their intrusion
w h their lives, as Indeed i only just. A hive
thai baa been thus attacked, and wen when it
maktit a aucctHsful resistance. Is subject to pecu
liar dampers ; for if any of the inhabitants of a
yeighrHring hive happen 1m have Joined the
Jnvaderhtand tasted the sweet of the spoil, they
are like i j to incite their brethren to tuukean
attack In teelr turn, and another sUoghter takes
place; and Uthey are loo strong f ht the commu
nity, every ote of the inmates Is killed, and the
contents of the hive devoured, the only chance of
the rightful owiwrs gutting a portion, being appa
rently by Joining the marauders. It is only,
however, la the confusion that they cum Id do
this; for numerous u arc the inhabitants of a
Jbivc. the kuow each other.-m ti rwitouml,
BANK NOTICES.
VT5r- W II R It K N, TIIK AI'DI rnil-CIKN K-
itn fi , rrqurpii py nir nnrniin m n. nri ,-n-
li'r.m' AS'... , n.Me the ltanS.s nrtilsCn'iime.ii.veiili io
l of :he ' n.u i fur the uri"se of Nans me nmler lh
l A n "?:, ' .. i ... Ml on thr VM dv.,l Ail-
t,V',L7 ... i.i."'
Tllfc CiiHol.l-
'" ji.,1 with l lri' 'LPIII - h riitiil.li.il
.tlimiriilwn ', .,,, 4,H A.,
..mini,, ,(h tl.' , . ' '.nk,, ,,
I III
or nip mi n aii, nun .i nirmrtf-,. - ii...,llu
Hun . bv I lie mi mi if n ill Am, Ii. 'tavirf,
h'-r i.n.n mirri i fliTDd, fcunjvcl lo the pit. r,i,l,1fhM,
Bvrdi.iiot iahI Act. 'Jo, flvr'lon
A. II. ('I'll, f .4
Cover nor of t'etiniyi ,i,
Krrnn riMwnm, i
HA' mi-mi m:,
NoTi inl rr !, I-H. J II 1 lit
f-- ." wiii;i(F..s, tiik AirniriiR-fiKNK
w' Ml, a r'. ilri'il I v Mi ll'h rctinii of th arl n
tltl1 ''An Aft hnnliiilll till llAnk ol IliU f '.imolnn wi-iilta
l, dfrnini' Aii ciliiim tor th rur!) ol Maiikinv, amlur
ll.liiof llifl I nliiil Htntfu. msnr.l on thli ill Ua of
A llgi.il, A. l"'.l, nil it I II" I) io (lie mill in i
(Tl Y It INK Ilk I IHI.ADKI.I'IIIA '
t a fiirnlnntil .illlarlor vl'lciire to Mm that all ttia
rf-it'lrfim nta ut nlil nrt tiavr ti ,n emp loil wilh by tba
tsio rain, ami urn it ns rHTi.rnc an ab.-'k-iaiihii nr iiia
tlirpoi
tnti-s
ia of iiaiiKai;, auuvr tlio lawa of the Uuitetl
I ito tretire rail thli n.ttl, IhrrfoMn he pnbll!iM
tn mi eoriliir wiln tl p nroviiniiH nf tin- na"l I lih 'Action
ol thf sanl art : ami do ilivinre ih.it ttie t 'ii rtf r of eaul
ItBTik . hv tl. ti'irnh ol waul Act, I- ilopriifi a'l'l Uikrn 1 1 lie
hi'reupiin mirtoT'ii tin, i ib. ect ut ttif proviKluus of to? tlrst
icc.loa ol tald act.
A. i. rt'Rnv,
clorernor ot 1'cuuaylTaala.
P.Xfcor'Tiva Tn w raa, i
Haiimikmi hii
'.sitli Noxnitier.lHi;4. 11 IKV.lw
jj r-'t AV II KRK AS, TIIK AUDITOIl (JKN R
- ral, ai reinilrcil tiy thf l :in m e'lon of tlio Art en
tltli-il "An Ad t nalilln-' tlie Itank of thin !''nminnrt"tlth
to ln'coHie A"no'iatl"n rir tic porpoo of B inklnir mill
th l.awa til ih I nitiMltati't," otsnrd on tha Wil day ol
Auk'"m. A. i. iw.4, n.is ri-TLlli il ti. inn. mat the t o am
rial Hunk of l'i nn-yl'nla. ol ilit'llyof 'hlliidflitiia,
haa furntstieil natlalaft'iry evli'-ticp to lilm that all ttin
ffr'llil' Miipnts of ea:d Art LaVH ln-i'll complli'd with hji the
pain nana, ana mat u tiaa wi-'iim- an Ainu tation for tlie
purpoae ol narmnir nnm r i'ic mwi m me i;nit'l ntatna;
I do, tlicreiorc. cause this i.otire thereof to ho nulillasisl
In aeroplane with the proNinna of the ald llth sec Ion
of the fianl Act. and do deeiarn that the charter of said
Hank, lit Ihe teroti of kali at t, l ileeini-d and taken to be
heri-upon turrenil -red, aub.iect U the prorlaloiik of thettt
aectun of said Act.
A. fi. CI'ltTIX,
floTenior of I'ennnylvanla.
r.xs'i'Tiva CitAMitiin, Hakki.-iiluu, i iTemhar.
11.
1 l-JU-.H
9 O T I C K.
UAK OK JsOHUI AVRaiCA.
Nov F UHkR 21. 1HA4.
Nilrf n hprcny r en, ire'al)lT to p u n "i of tl net
oi ini' (f-i)rai aim-ri(j v or l ha ('ommonwftltti nf ln
yWania ntl'ted " An hd enriitlltifr tli bftnttn i the Com
infanwfftith to bo-onte AiiioriHtiMng for ih. purin of
lib ii in k uiiiior iJie iiwi in iiit i . it it Mri mi at i -a. Hnnmviin
the TM day of Aiik'ut. A P. 1h;. tl-at lije Hu m : k h. M,-r m of
IMP Ii A r. fF M.KIIi AMK!iM'A,On lllO 1 Ittl iimlnilt,
VMfd to become nch an am1tlon, andthAt li lMrct"ri
av? trorurn Il.e atitlioriLr 01 tho own-ra of innm ihn
two third of tlipf a.il toi V to maVo tUt eertliicute ro
qafrcd tiicretor by Use Ltwi of ibe In tied Htntvi.
MKCUANICS' HANK.
I'MII.AIifrr.l'IMA. Nnvrtitihrtf 99 1QU
Notlrfl 'A hfrpnv flvi-li. nvrpeithlv to Hnrtion Two nf ihm
Art ot the (ifiiarul Assembly of thoj ('"inniiiinvurtlih of
FnnylvfiniH. entlttotl ' An Aft na.hiints ituriksi nf iim
CuniinnhwcHlih to t(c-Mne Anioclntioiia fr the (aroie of
niirniK uniirr iuhimwhoi k ( mtiiii ntuipn ininrnvpri
tlio Ud day of Au'tiKt, IHfit. thrit tho Mfot-klioidcrn of tfa
Mrchfinfca IU11K if ihe citv and (vjnnty of I'.iiiadrljdtia
have ttilit daj vnted io brcomr micfi an Amociauoii, und
that thi lMrivtori have pror ired tno uuthorjtv of the
owners of bmtp than two-.Mru of Uie miiltnl utoi k to
make the ri-ruflcato rwuirud thercior. bv the law- of tho
lnUfU:atf. J. VViiIGAJIi. J .
FARM KKS & MECUANI'JS
TIOALUANK.
I'mr.AnrT tmita. Pwmbr
Tho Annual Kleftton l"r lurect'i'B ot this Hank wilt he
held at tha Banking Hmmo. on Wadneiday, the llth iur
of .1 an nar v n-Jt, bctwven the hoiirp of 10 O'slocK A. M.
and A o'clock l M.
la-f-Ull W. Kl'SHTOV. Jr., Cnhler.
V"OTICE 18 IlKKKDV GIVEN TO THE
-ll nwnir of prtmlii hwiu After d'ncnbod. that writu
t tenre faria upnn tli following Ol roa fnr r&rina,
airalant tald praiiia, wtu ba uiiitd aftar three month
lrou Uxi dato. iiiihaa at Id c tuiu an- paid.
LWltj C. CASH1UV, Attornev for OlAtraant,
Ho. f9 A. SIXTH M.ruat.
City to uae of E UtioVlev vs. Andrew MNely. uwnor,
Ac. C. IV iluitf Twnu. ltil; No. J. Let and friiino ataba
on northeatit nidu of Abuull street. fi at outhefiat of
Amtmr atrcat, N'tiieUt'nth Wanl, c-ntnlnlng IHfae; front,
and li teat de p Lu Aniticr utrui.t- 'laim U)-Wfor pa-liiK,
Maine vr. name. I), i. June Term, No. a, taot
and thre-Btorv brick dweUinK n .atliwjat ilde of Abt
KhII atrcet, and northwest n'd o fci.ima a tree t, 70 feut
front, 20 feet dwp. C'liilui $U for pTltia.
Same va. mrni'. '. 1'. Jun' 'l'rm, Iwi4; No. 4. F-ot and
three- uUtry brfc k dwelling on aotithcaat side af Amt'er
atrcet and Mtuthwust otdf uf Abigail eueet, 70 feut truui,
20 f t dn p. Claim ..V, for pavlnu.
Harae-va. John T. Junta, owner, .te. CP. Rentomnor
Term, ltt; No ftft. Lot of rround and brick bulidirur,
tituate on norihwuaterlv wrm r of iirard avunuu aad
Mntton mnwt, Kiutitrenth V jiM, 18 fJt ou Olrard avantw,
hi f-etdffp. Claim $:3-. fft P-vlnk'.
Name ti. aama. Ik C. Heiit rnbor Term, 1W14; No. 4.
Tt and eel ar wa'la nrtiiwet Aide of Urard avenue,
beirlnmrtK at 101 tvMt uthwjt rrom Nnrla atrewt,
.U,hta)fith Ward, thf nee nonrwent parallel Willi M rt'u
airrt. Mi fewt H Inchea to a p"1nt, tbetice eaat 42 foet
Inchfa Ut a point, thence iHrthat 40 ftt 7 Inrhei to
orna Btrvt-t, tlwnte aoulhea.st alonff Norrla mrt-oKi-'t feet
to Otrard avenue. tli.nt p strath wrtturlj aio.ig dlrard ave
nue 101 iet to pKce of btf:uiimtf. Claim $ -i7' tor
p a v i n k. lO--ml it
C JERK'S OiFlCE, COMMON COUNCIL.
J Pitii.AT'M.i'iiu, December J Ih-h,
In purnaace of tha an l tied, ifcaolutio, Ui (vHuvilng
bill, cm alctl
"A4 OltMISAVCR
CBCaTlNO A LOAN TO I'AV (jh TAIIT DKFrTIKN-
IK( IN TIIK K A It S PK:VIOU8 V B4KM,"
1j barrb ptibL.khnd, In aootdauctt wita the act ol Aiwia
bly. for public lulormauou.
WM. F. RMLb,
Clerts of Common ConuoU.
AN OKIHJTAVfR
CKT.KTiVQ A lAN TO PaIT CRRTAtW
DKI1CIK.NCIKA OK THE YKKlWil,
A Nl rhKVIOUS YEARS.
BertUm . The Kelert and Common Council.! of the City
Of I'nlndelphla do ordain
Tharlhu Mayor o! rhiladalphla he and ha la hereby au
thorlittfl to bono w on ibe mlit of the cltj, froio Uiuo lo
time, auib a unit of mom-y aa iruybe necubaarv rT tha
payment of tuch -flctanoWi aa now exlat, or whkb may
extat on tno nrat day or jaunary, iii", in tba appropna
Uoni to ihe uiw-ra. dt partiuoaU of the city (foTisrmuont,
for the yar ciKhin hunarrd and tuty fonr, or for pro
vtona ear, nnt excrvdiiiK tn tbo whole tha aurn of two
alllioiia Uto liuodrtd thou and dullart, for wbleh tnto
rtut, nt to hc d the rata oi n per can turn prr annum,
hallie pld half Twly, on the tlrt-t dava of Jaouary
and Jaly.at tha onSco of tho VMy Troaturor.
Tho principal of aald loan abaU bo pavablo and paid
at tno expiration of th rty yt-aia from ihe data of tho
aama, and mt boftrre without the consent of ttto holdera
tbernof ; and UiacerUfVateiH tht-rv(or, lu tho uaual form of
tha certificate! of City Loan, ahall bo lta4 tn aaoh
amount ao the lender may rvjiilro, but ant for any frao
tlonal part of on hundred d'tiUn, or, if required, la
aijiouaut of five hundred or one thoonand dollara; and tt
aball bw expreatt-d In aaid oortirlcatea tiit tho aaid loan
therafn uit-ntloued, and the laitjaat thoftwf, tro payatao
free from all taxea.
Heetlufi 3 Whenever any loan shall bo made by rlrtna
thereof, tt re Mhall be by flr- of mia ordlnaneo annually
appropriated ont of thf Income of tlie oorportn aiUt- i
and from the aura raled by taxation, a attm anrrlit-Bt in
pay the Interest on ald certiiu atoa ; and tiio further tarn
of tii rao-tenth a of oua pur aeiituui on ihe par
value ot aut h Aertica' o 1itu-d ahall bti appn
priated nuartetly nut of amd tnoiTne and taxea to k hIiUi
tiitf lund, otlnrh fund, ard Ha aeeumuiatlona. are hnnai
eaptrlaiy pkduvd fur the rudtiuptku and paiuuitof aaitt
CCniDtHtW,
, HF.flOT.nTIOII
To pnhllflh a liin Hill to nay PeflclenrlM.
TTeaolved, '1 hot the Oira no authoruted to nubUah In two
dally newapapera of th a city, dally, for fiur weka, the
orilu ane preaentad to Couuuuu CouajU on Thariua.
Jteet aitierl. lHf .JL. ntl'lud
Ajj Ordinance Crraiini a Txtnn to poyGertnlnTeflencles
o' vie Teur a'i it nrevi'Mii yeara.
And tho aald Clerk, at tho taud meetlos of fonnella
after the oxpirutou of it.nr Maai ftoiu the (irai day of ail
puMicmion, ihall pre out to thi Council one ofeaciiol
aald nawapuijora fur eTery day tn wiiichuio aatno a'n
have bua mudo. l'i 7 4
TIGHT!
i vreat
LIGHT 1 LIGHT'
LIU u r IS K
tMt g in thcao dark
div. PHI. I. IN
(ih.K'H fATKNT IUKKIMiVK BKr'LRCTORS, for both
day and uH-lli.'ht. (.ih KftlM;Utr tor vimluwi with ia
burner kivo tuure l.jut thuu aut buraen wlUi Uto kind
u"w ni utr,
(l.a.Mll.aa fnmlakjul a 1n ..lu Tlllt.l b.J.
for luhtitif dark roira, and baotiueat vdicva, with-
ll-l!-lm o.4lcil'":VTT Street. FhlladMnhla.
TH0M8ON U LONDON KITCHENER.
or Kuropaaa Kanxe, Aa tai
aftrffli hiat.ttiueiia, In twoiiiy dliu
" delpt.la Kai.a-ea, ll.t-al
lanuuea, nata, or ptibiai
iitcrvnt aioa. Alan, rnila-
air raruuiM P.m.hL
nemera. iwonwn iiraioo, iretMiam Ntovva.Hath lloiltira,
HUvhoiv fia'ra. MrHrt, Cook in ir Htovoo, kc.t at woolo-
mm aim irteVii, oj ua nkavnuiacturvre,
CU.VE, HHAHi'l A THOVSOW,
ft Sfl foaw m o.ltuV M. HWOUU HtreeA,
REDUCED PRICES,
AND MA KINKS' CLAIM AGENCY.
no fuirwTY amii a rrwio
To ft.e aiaetari;eU ho.ilterwbo kaa t'D wouoded la battle.
eint) BOUNTY
Tn Oumf who hnve inrvcU two yeara, orslileo a PfbyslOV
to Uioae diaabiad.
tltlfl POt'NTT A WD rtACK PtY
Tn WHowi, ibr. Mnttiern, Ao.,) ttloae wbo have
died or lin kuiKl la the u ririee.
': I'EXRKIN A YPAR
To the v. idowa ami WtdnoM Mhimim of the aoidloae,
Hfaai-ii,and Marumi it bo Have djnd lu Die lervlou.
pRir.r MONr.Y. back pat, o,
A.heln of Spimnn aa-l MarlnM.
' AIMH. ana au otlivrt airAhut Vatiooal and
iJMite,
, prunptiy coUocul.
11 lo
AS A M P L E
Villtt.a.
CAKln Chdm Ajrant,
1 below Third.
A aVHI. rAF Of CAI
A l-AMVLK 'ASK OK OA I.IKOKNIA V,
Hue liMllleof'-MuirMei,'' "S1A
fine bottle f 'r.irt."
One tnttl"fr"Antrellf4,'
On. bottl. of "Mtierrv,"
tin. hittle of "Hoca.''
One t.itMe i.f "llrrti-e BrandT,"
ill l( n-rwarOeO to .11 pert ol tlie ttmmr on rnoelpl vt
(Vumry pliv.lctan., ilniuirt.U, and fttmlllee win pl.M
"C'AI.IKiiKNIA WINK AOFKCT,
"Hn. 41 (forte tw )M.KII- ril Htre' t,
11-JR-rriilm .tinre (.'be.ntit, Ptilliu3tUlila.
I)VKE CAI.Il'OllKIA WINKS!
X Fl'liK CAUKtlRNIA WINRR1
PliKK ('AMFOKRIA WINr.".l
IlfCTt WINe.ftxm CalKorula VliKjarde, eiiual 10 IU
i.ji nup num..
1'oliT wink, frm r.llfnmia Vlneyanla, now ui.d aad
tir.rilbitl by nnr le.ilina p'l) uti lane.
AMiKi.lt a WLNK.rrvui C'ailforuJa Vlneyarda, a hlahlr
aurnlar brenil.
Ml HOAir.L WINP..frnmOaJtor.lTlnejar4a,ayapV
abl. te rrU.l!.n anil th. u-pil.
MIVUKT wink, rrnm ll'oTnta Vln.jarda, of paetiilar
alue til fetneleti Id dilteiile b.elth.
t.KAI'K llltA SHY. from r.lil..rnla Vine area, Beeil 0
uivaunn wnn t ne moin n.n.m-lel rreulu.
'AI IfOKNIA WINK AIIKNCY, Ku. 48 (forty two) 8.
FIFTH MUit( above (Jbeannt 11 -j.M.malia
JONG
J Wlf
ONG WORTH'S 8WEKT CATAWI3A
nr.
I (iNllWORTIIH KWTKT CATAWBA WTNT!.
"'"wtiii 1 11 n nr.Ki catawha wink
A ib; Invoice of thle favorite krnnil at theCALtrnn
HIA WINE AflKNcY, o. U tforlj-two) H. FIKTU
btreet, aoove Cbeenan. 11 mjlm
"IN TIIK CObRT OK COMMON I'LEAS FOR
1 tlie Oily and County of rtill.de. nhl..
In tie m.ttcr of tbo o.eiiln ofoitKKS Htreet from CAK
FKN1KH to WlSMAIIICKON or HAKK U roet.
The ri port ol Uie C'otnmiaalonera to lay out and op.n
Orin atn ot from Cart enti r atrem to Wlanablokon or l ark
airret, 1 wenty Bfrord W.rd.bavlna bm-n filed, tlie fmrt
of Common I'lea, At Di'remtwr Term. 1MM, will lie aaked
to cou,im the aante onleae excfotloue u(l n thereto.
JOHN H. 1.ITT1.K,
.. . JOHN B. DKKKN,
11 58-ni3t W. r. WMITII.Oommla'rl.
1 N TIIK COURT OK COMMON I'LKAS FOR
1 TUB CITY AND ClIttNTY OK PHII.AIIKM'IIIA.
MLHAM 11. l'ATION liv her neit Irli'iid. MDItms MOIt
1CIN, IlKOKUK It. PAI TOV.
Poptinilior Term, Ikiii, Hj.S'i. In IHvnr.'n.
Ponr Hlr I'li'MhO lint li'O n rill., tin. ilnv rui,i...l h ),.
Court, to nhnw i'iiiihl' wtiy tt lilvoti'c a vln. mat. .Iiiiiilil
not bn tlrtrei'd in tlio ttlme vano. Iceinrmilile on H Tl li
iiAl , lilt 17lli day of Hei tajIxT, li, at lto i lork A M.
join., ki;., v . ir. M.Mr.l,
, Solicitor f.r Llb.lnint.
To OKOitnit R. PiTTox, Reipon li iit, U-H ttiuil'w
pi
n TDB
A. M IS 11 I O A IN ,
S. B. Corner Walnut and Fourth Street.,
rHILADTtLPiriA.
Tt la S nOkf B fOMTAHr. and nroflta divided annuel..
Hull aidiea tn. aa.iurcd to par future preui.auiia. iat
ttinWeail Ml per aent.
B0ABD CT TRtSTIBI.
Alexander WTiilMIti,
Hon. Janea Pollook.
Albert C Roberta,
HamuelT. Itodtne,
vorae Nuaant.
J. Ydcar Tbomanit,
Hon. Jiieph Aliuoo,
Henry K. Bennett,
Philip H. Mlottle,
John Alkman,
liiaao Hlaliarat.
William J. Howard
pamnei wore.
At.'XiMiKK WUII.IJ)I!J, Praaldaart.
HA.MTF.I, WORK, VUe Prealdent.
JOim H. WILHUI, Nee j and Treuorar.
11 1711
JJAVl'HIIV A.ND CUL.OIIA.DU
GOLD MINING COMPAjMY.
CIIARTIKED UT S1ATB Or l't.NN.IYLV AJ1A-
cai'itaIj arooic. si.ooo.ooo
2110,0(10 Kburexr-Pr Valaie, 95.
Preilent-JOHN Ji. ANUKHHON.
lOirvotArai.
Thomaa a. Pcott,
N. It. Kneaaa,
Jamee R. Maine,
T. C. McDowell, Ilttrrlabarf .
J. h W. Hall, do
John llraily, do
W. W, Wylle, Lancaater.
William U. Hliuto, Color .vdo.
William H. Fraeman,
Robert P. Klluj,
John at. Rlloy,
I fcarlea De 8llver,
SOUTH wonxir,
Seoretary and Treaaurar.
OrriOE. o. 423 WALNUT STfiEET,
ROOM No, C.
Aolhrnticated ipeclmene have boen procured nrom aoma
of the Company ' lodea, and bar. been aaaayed try Pro
raaora Booth and Garrett with the moat (rraUfyinnreeulte.
Bubacrlptlon Vata ara now open at die Ofiloe ot the Oom-
pany, and at tba Treanarer'a Offlce (Internal Revenue),
Xo. 47 CllKrtXl'T Htreet, I armera' and Meckauloa' Hajik
undine. To original enuaortuera )J Us per ihare for a
limited number of aharea.
Otrenlara.pasinlileta, or Information can ha obtained at
tha oflke of tha Company, alter the 17th lnU U-Li-lta
JHE CLABI03T RIVEB OIL OOMPAITIES.
OFriCE, Ko. 341 WALNUT STREET,
(hhcojid floor).
WILLIAM I'. SOHKLL,
FmtSlDBIvT.
J. BIMPtON AFKIOA.
Secretary and Treasurer.
11-17-ta
T,OR fiALE OIL CRKEK TEBIIITOIIT.
, .A rfr' ."' Royalty tntrnit on one 01 the mot vain-
COUh tlt, I'KNdHYLVAillA.. It Uo. l Uie juucUou of
OIL CItKEK AND CIlEltRY KUM,
and covera abent lnc acrea of irronnd, npon whlrk a-,
numtrouii 1JCASKH. wlib over Hixm WKI.l.tt ti.ercoii
t'i'"r Pr,"lll,rlnk'. r In nnrreee and nearly Uulibed. lie
I.KHKKKB are daily b. a-inninii other wrlla oa nm. v.
uuorciipled.iul Uivrele room for ONIi HL'NDKliO ttjji.
tlonal wvlla. 1
tho.. In oe are both ri.OWINil AND rUMPl.Nil
Wklo.ll, one ol which lM Uow.d 1
10OU BARRELS PtR DAT.
The Worklnnln'ereitof ene of the Mew Weill, aold lent
week anuitin the 1 porailvea thema.ivea .1 the rate ut
1128,000 FOR TIIK WBI.L.
and TmtgE ACRES reaerved by the original owner r.r
kla rend, nee, aold auas at the rate ol .mi &a ""r "
Huch an opportumiy. It la believ.il.haa not been rooenttr
ffeiad.and would Baae a pioduclu baata of aucb Tvalni
aau.arIordanluuuiiw)itilii.
Apply to
c. b. rni!AK,
wvi. v. ir.Lnur tu
YOUNQ MEN'S SUITS,
r I L L O W (1 I, K N
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAI'lTAI-,
tOO .))().
DIVIDKI) INTO C0,0) PHARI'.S, OF TIIK
TAR VALTJK OK $5 00 KAC1I.
Working Capital, $."0,000.
Peoka of flobiierrBtlm for KIFTF.RN TIIOII8A1D
frarrof Stock, at TWO IjOI.I.AUI pT Hbare.oprmxl at
tlie OfUce of lb Ccaapaa,
No. 4'i7 WALNUT BTKKJUT,
-itona my te left with any uerDbtr of tba
JAMKS M.
PKCKBTABT AND TIlBAHl'lth,
JOUN U. CARIl.
rinp.cTona,
JAMK8 M. fONHAIl, No. Ml Market atrrat.
JOHN II. CHAIIAM, Nn. 1J7 Markit atraet.
JOH. n. fHIKI'I'AKII, No. KHIH Ch.amit atrerl.
COATFH WAI.TOK. No. tit Market atreet.
W M. IIAUT CAItll, Mo. UM H. llroij aueet
The Oil landa of Hie Company ronilst of the followlnn
deaerlbed tract., embraclstf, lu all, cue Mudrcd and Ofty-
twe (102)acrt a.
TRCT HO 1
mnUlna fifty-all (M) acrea, altaatrd at the JubcUo of
Duma' Run and Ihe Ohio river, with a frontage oa both
the river and run.
TB4CT 1). 1
contalna foity (40) ai rea, adjotnlnv No. 1.
I! oa. 1 and 2 ara laaaed for fifteen yeiiri, Miraa fonrtha of
Uiecll accruliiBtoLbc Company. They embrace the entire
vallrj of tlie run for nearly one mile.
TRACT NO. II
contalna lUlr-alx aero, ownet by tha Company In n-e
alniple. located on Fifteen creek, which emotion Into tha
tittle Mnaklngnm river. Tlie Mcr. Tack Brothers, who
have been ao aiicccarfulon the Horse Neck property In Vlr.
(tula, are now alnklng well on tha adjolnlnf tract,
within all katulred feet of our line. ,1 12 10-lm
BUCHANAN ROYALTY
OIL. COM PAN Y.
CAriTAL 9100,000
40,000 SHARES IAR VALUJi $10.00
PRKNIDPNT JOHIf ALE.TANDEB.
TKKA8IWEK .IOHN '
KKCRJfTAKT-WM.
r. TOIIRKY.
I. LANK.
PlnEOTORS.
A. O. CATTELL, I'realdent Corn ticl.anje JlaUoatil
Bank. Philadelphia.
EDWARD O. JAMES, of tha houee of Thooxaa rtlclinrd-
aoo A Co., PhlladrlphlA.
JOII1I ALRXANDBK.Xo. lOlW Arfb etreot, Phlkd.
DAVID VAtDUlVEU,Ko.cUd . TUwtawnUi atreet.
rnutiaemnia.
i- H. LYDAT.ritHbory.
B. R. PORTER, M. D., Wilmington.
WM. 0. LANE, Philadelphia.
OiTloe No. 148 8. FOURTH Stret,
PHn.AJJI.PHIA.
Tn property of Uile Company eonilata of On Iud,
Lean i, and Oroand Rent Uuivhi or Royaltlea of all tint
oil produoed on the "A. Buchanan Farm," on Oil Creuk.
And alio, all the ol) and anderfrround depoalta Is two hun
dred acrea of ljuidoa Eaat lllikorj creek, VeDasig. ooantj,
PecinaylvajiiA.
There ara about ova hundred and flrty inrrryed oil lota
on tk. "A. Buchanan faxut," over at.vty of whloh ara
leaaed to Orat alaia operator!. SeTontoaa welli are now
la-odoxtnat oU: aeveral are now being teated with rood
pro.reeti, and twenty or thirty betug bored al varioua
atafea ofprtigren.
Aa a aolld promUrng faiTeatment a United lumber of
fall paid iharei, of 110 par enare. may be obtained at $7
each, a poo application to an; of tba ollUiori, or M tha
onMea ef Uie Company.
Theprnepoetui.eonubimgafailileaerlptlonoi the Cora- 1
pany'i property, aao b sbtatnad akjiba ofHoa. 11-M-lm
.
OLCANIC OIL
COAL COMPANY
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
l'UINTMD OIltCDLAUS,
With tie Proepactua and Oeologieal Beport of tlie property
f thla Company, ara now ready at our office.
Thli Company owna over IMX) acrea of what la known
aa the beit OIL TERRITORY upon Die GREAT UP
HEAVAL IH WEST VIBOIKIA, and olfcra large Indaoo
mvntl to partita to atikicrlb for tli limited number of
Bbarea offered at f 4 per iharo for full paid atock, the par
being lie par ihAre,
Thli price per lhare la Dot above tbo marketable value
of tke landa, ajid It la offered for the aole purpoie of In
ert aitug tha farltltiea for development, and will, beyond a
veweiiabke daubt, prove a prolltable lnvealmeul.
COOPER & GRAFF,
No. II MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
rMiLASau-HiA, November 1H, 1WL 1118
OIL, MINING, COAL, AND OTIIEE NEW
COalPANIF.li.
We ara preparMl to rnmleh Dew Corporatloni with
the Hooka they reo.ntre, at ahort notice and low prlcea, of
Ural qiaartty. AD itylea ot Minding.
UtEFL-Pl.ATF. CERTl'lCATES OF UTOCK.
LIT HOtiKAfHKI) do do
THANK! PR HOOK.
fikllKKK OK TKAhgrEt.
TUCK LKHIIKK.
8 TUCK l.kllUKK RAI.AN0R4.
RMIiaTF.R OF CAPITAL HTUCK.
RUtlKF.KH' PF.TTY LK.tUlf.ll.
AtMlilINT OK KM.tl.
MVlUEM) BtXilv.
M041 ts 00.,
Blank Book Mannfacturera and ttttttnnera
11-kVa No. 4.IJ CHBHNUT Blreet
FINE CLOTHING,
jiHOHrr-cTi'
rr roa
M'OLINTOOK EESERVE OIL OOUPANY.
'AI'1tai. nroi ii, i.otxt.ixjo.
ICO.WH) sriARlCS, KAO
si nfi ttti'TioN puir k, w rK.n hiiaiih.
ihhsidint,
JAMirfl Mi MII.LN.
ritrnHTAHY avD thka.i iiv,
t. l. UK.INMOTU.
No.-4;) WALNUT hTRKKT -
the proirT'y nf thu romrny . all In Vnnm:-. co'intr,
tuid m btiriv.-a lu be b'xo' .riitor -w miy In Ine
hn . (ne.foul roynltr lwrrt In tinn tern one
ln:nlri. mid p rrhrp tl' Imnd. hf tn(( tho M ;t'lintH'K
Thi lrdur ("' iATK) nretiPl'l ty PiH'ruftlc r-
with 1
Thcm ti a flowliift 9irnv uIkhiI the
pumi k-. (i now yl(,llUtlf. 140 bnrrrlt wr .lay,
,ind,tt"eMnflll,u,-Ur(Iflnrr.'se. Tnere In o
inrwcomer won Kn tATrvltit m roftiliiK duly,
deep, In ih. third land roi a . .1lcorn(, a Ur(le n mlim
Art dcpp, in-t throtit.h the ! hird nahw-ifttnJ, one ifM firt
me vi finv, wnrrn n on tne (cronna, and aruMtn. onfiH
menced. in all of whirl, oil hat already betn fauiv fOk
will hr.lt It MipP"Bd,ln a few wcajki.Urit.'lj pr.idnrU J
oiaaint. fix wun coiupi itni ana in active (iriKSMi of roiu
plrtlon. On thU territory thcro is room for twelre or tlx
tecn wcJl. and. from tie charictfr of tiic Iobbov., will be
dpvrlpfd rapidly.
Ho. 2 One half a-rc of uronnd Id the cfntrc of the above
tract, reierved orlKinally by the owner aa hit r'eit)mc,
and on which It atands. Thli la a fee aimple. bat aubjoet
fc on f fourth of the oil pnduced from It. The )et jtiOc1
pronoun re thli half acre to be ai .rood oil territory as
any cn thf creek, and which the Company expert to dt ve
to p ai raf'hlly aa pomlbir for the heneiltof theitocVho dcn.
Ho 3. Oni'-thlrd working Intvre-it In three ard one-half
acr-d on Oil Cnik, tlloaicd nirtlivr op. udt'lntn the
widow McCllntoika farm, and at favorably I orated ai
Xoi. 1 and 'J, On thin property there It a new welt, pro-
fliulftK 30 bamlnoi oil dnlly. and lnrreANlnK. AtKither
wfll In progietti of borintf, and progreArinif latlrifuctorlly.
Thin property Ii nuRcrptlhle of RrcAtcr dcvtl niODt, unl
promise tn be larjti'ly produt tivo. "
Ko. 4. Two hiiiidn d and ten acres of land in ee Blmp'r
on Htholo Creek, three iiiJIob from the Allegheny Itivor,
and mirrnnndt d with w lli, already devclo,cd and nicaeii
ful. A lare poiUun of thla farm Ii bellevi'd to be good nil
territory.
Ku. 5. A valriflhle tract on 8tuart Run, crtntnlnin?
ahout thirty arret. Thli In regard, d at one of tha nvrnt
deiirable rrlont oataidv of Oil Crerk and C .rry Knn.
8evt Mlcoropaiiler nave commenced opr rations with hlkly
favorable prospects.
Ko. 6. A valuable tract on and nearTubi Kiin,whi h
einptlei lrt tnc AUcuheny IMver.on theeaht aldu, about
one mi r above Tiumata Villoce. Several ravlmtt p.is
throtiKh thia property, and there li considerable of ood
timber on It. lSortaann w by ft thouM not prove tibeKood
oil territory.
No. 7. A vain able trart on TionenU crwk, jntt above
Larey't MlNi, on the left hand aide ot the creek, conum
iiiKabrnt fifty arres.wlih ai many rodi oo Uie crvek.
Indlcttlonti lor ol) very fitvnrable.
o. 8. A valuable tract on Tlonetta croek, Jirnt above
the last dtacrlU'd.contatnlnif about llity acrut, ami about
fifty rodt front on the creek.
Ho. ft. A tract of territory on and adMnlnp a run which
Mtoptlet Into Ileinlock crof k, about five mllea from 1th1
dent, and nrarto the property of the PronlU-:nt Futroleurn
Company. It contalna about two hundred acres, part wcJl
timbered, the ba'anre believed to be a;ood oil territory.
Ho. 10. A valuable tract on and near Pithole Hun, about
one mile from the Allegheny river, AUd nearly oppualto
the celebrated Pltiiole Creek, which It now regarded with
much favor. Thli property contalna about twenty-five
cret, part w ell timbered, aud there are jjood rtaaout for
believlnir they will prove pood oil territory.
JmmediatV.y on kqIus Into operation thlt company wlf
be In the receipt of lay RC barn-H o f oil per day, whkh
at J Hi (It li row telling at r;j, will be a dally income
$W,or $1ho,000 per annum, tnuollug the company
m.k div It nds ot hot htB than three per edit per in nfj
on the invettmont from the bctlfiniug, whh a good pro
pect of a large Increate,
It U belitved that no oil company has been firmed with
more certain protpt-cta of luccem. Only a limited por
tion ef t)e nock li uiiei ed at $o, aa the corporator! conA
dti.Uy belli ve that n a very ihurt time tho stock wlu bo
worth mncb more than par.
Aa the company rellQ4 mainly on the first described
proper! lor their piej-ent Income, the followhiK rejxirt,
made by a oommlttec of gentlemen appointed to make, ttie
examination, lt lubmlttcd:
The undermined committee, appointed to exmine the
property ol tlie McClintock Unnerve Jil Company, rcspoot-
fully report:
That they have thoronfrhly examined the John Mo( 'Un
lock Ketervc, altttatd at the junction nf Oil Creek and
Cherry llun. The pro(erty a located on a beautiful biutf,
adtuirabiy adapted to bonng. There are tlx well Aula lied
and in progn'it. One well, which had been yielding about
forty Parrels dally, had suddenly increased to one hundred
and forty barrels, and was flowing at about this rate on
our vl It. Another well, represented at yield iw seventy
five barren, w pumping at the rate of eighty to ninety
barrels, and the tntelliKent ao pert nten dent and lessee Waia
sanguine m tlie eapei tattoo that In a short time It would
tui ome a flowing well, and give much lartw yield.
These two wells are but a few weeks old, amd have every
Indication of becoming very lame wella.
Three other wells are In pnx-ens of boring, and will be
finished on or before ttie flrstof January; and from the
Indications, wo believe they wlil all be larirely prodiieilve.
One other well was just commenced, and will be pushed
rapidly to completion.
The whIe of the property, except the half acre on whleh
the homektead stands, has been leased, and it in te hands
Of experienced and energetic men, who wl 1 spare no paint
or eipense to develop tlie property in the best manner, and
In the shortest possible time.
The derrleka, houses, engines, tools, cte , are all new,
and Uie best cf their kind, aud In excellent order, giving
evidence of the ottreful supervision of the owners of the
.eases.
We have no doubt that the Company's lute-rent one -fourth
royulty now about flftv-flve barren, purduy, which
at 910 It $W0, will be greatly Increased by the tlrst U
January next; and as the land will admit of twenty well
being bored upon It, a good Idea may bo formed of the
liiimenre yield wlichwiU result whoa all are finished.
The homeiuad occupiej half an acre from which Uie
Company will receive three fourths of the oi If tin y work
It, and whli h your committee strongly recommends; It
would not be surprising ifthts intercut alone sh'Nild beforo
the expiration ot a 3 ear, realise an Income of several hun
dred barrels ptr iay.
The entire property consists of a little over fonr acres,
with a superior dwelling and good barn upon It. From
Its proxlmliy to Cherry Itun, and Its peculiar 1. cuiboi,
together with the feet tbat the property narf sot ben found
to be afTicted by other wells in the immedta'e iiflhbor
brod, we are Ud to lue conviction that it is oue ol the most
de triable properties on Oil Creek.
Tours respectfully.
J. 1. KKlKltOTB. No. 4,16 Walnut street.
J AUKS alt MI IX AN, No. ti06 Hansomntreel
l'2 S-mwfVw W. II RIOHAUKSON.No.fiOO MaefcetSt.
V7ANAMAKER & BROWN,
r II K . D U A K K
FETROLEUM COMPANY
)' I'llII.ADKI.rMU.
CAI'lTAli l.fM.OOU
100,000 MIATiKS, TAU $10.
JJ.'iO.OOO rash Working CaplUl.
tsui-cini"! K!N I'ltioF, eo.
f)rFICKUW.
rHKHi nr.NT,
T. 11AHKINH DU PUY,
President of the Catawti sa Ril!rd Company.
VMR riU'.tfiPKNT,
TJrlOMAB 1. WaTTHON,
Of ths Dardw arc firm ot Trnltt A Co., No. .'.A afvivif St
Tur.Aat'RF-.n,
RAMUK.L WOHK,
Of Work, McCcuchA Co., naokcrs, So,
u, S.Tib-d strsst
ciiir.cTona,
T. I1ASKIHS I1U TUT,
THOMAS Tl. WATTHON,
. 8.
iticnARim,
ol tji-rnmntown,
Or.
(iriatu'JF.UKK.UD.Insuraitea Atom.
A. W. T.F.IFfIi..
ChUT Maucritf J- T. Waj A Co.,
liDWARD Slliri'EN, E'li.
The pronertF of the Urake Petroleum Company e.
of two trai ta ol land, en. nf two hundred am Orty-aevin
acre, and one nf two tiuntfrek and alaty-flvearrcaaaklnf
kn al) live hundred and twelve ncrei. In fao, on Uie t'ald.
well nrauch ol 011 Creek.
The property has ticon riltlrallr examined hy a Cira.
anlttee appointed for that purpuaa, aud Uie torrltory pro.
ooureed, In their Judgment, to be fully equal to tltat on 01
Cre-k,alonirwhliai tlie largeit uu wolli over dlaooTered.
have been found.
Tlielanda rmemhla tlmieon Oil crook In erfry parlloi.
lar, and It li believed, front tho larire namhor of ol
prlntii In clone pn.xln.lt)-, that vuluuble walla will be
opened nn both tliean trai-ta.
The minaKrnient have nlready sepiired aeveral engine,
ami envaied a compi tent aiiii.Tint. ii4ent, wlln a Ttew to
humedlatc and onerg.tlc devclnpmint.
A larito portion ol theio UacU It bottom, and admlrahl
adatitcd for borlni;.
.Several compan ' are orranled on landi Immediately
adjolnlnf thli territory, anion which are the Uri.ia an 4
CreecentOHCompanlea of Ph'ladelphia.
In pn aentiuK the Urnka petroleum Company to Ut
public, the Dlrectr.ra ask that their achema should be a.
anilneil,and inhicrfiitlona made to the Stock la full raltu
aa to Ita pre.ant and protipective value.
T. nAHKIN.S BO PUT, Preildcnt.
T1IOMA8 D. WATrSOH, Vloe-Pro.ldcna.
DAMl'Kl, WORK, Treaiurer.
Sobicrlptlona will be received at the Banking Hone, of
WORK, MoCOCCII A CO.,
la'7-t Ka. Dti S. Tlllltu etreea.
g OUT J I W K S T H II X
OIL COMPANY.
CAPITAL, ........ $200,000.
FAR Of EACH GIIAUE, $10.
O V IV I O 12 ,
Ko. 521 CHESNDT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
4
DIRECTORS.
E. TRACT,
TIIOUA8 A,
JOHN A. WRIOIIT,
SCOTT, JAMEM Kl'l.LEtt, al. D.,
ADAM WAlllliM-vN,
tKayctte County.)
I'lliatDENT,
. TRACY.
vicB-riiumiiHNT,
THOMAS A. 8COTT.
bKCHF.TAKY,
SAMU1X 8. MOON.
TRIvAUUUPK,
john a. wuioirr.
LAKD8 IN HUB7INB M PAYKTt.i COrjST'M,
l'tNNhLVASIA.
THILTY-TWO HILES OF OIL TMM.
A Hulled nnanber or Bharti vi
tlon price of
be ao:d al the Hnhaarlp.
kiinu
FIVE COLLARS PER tHRE.
c
DAli ()1I,
AUD OTHER ISCOUI'OUATKO COMI'ANIIM,
ean be n. plied at lowest esh priori i
i Jtni" . i : nr muck.
TUAsrtK HlHiKI,
BlOCK I.KKllKRM,
IIIVIHK.NIl ROOK , aw Ac...
A Ihlt aaaormevit ef aamplea hanl f ,r sixcti.ira a
ftatusit lrum. btle.aTovariAuUlflerMltOarUt)Ulteaol HuhA.
W. 0. PEBET, MaDuftietRring Etatkmer,
ll-2-w B. W. comer KOCHTH and RAOK tvta.
(lOONTINO-HOrSK AND scuool dusks
j HiAuiti Lu ortlsr. ai
j aiaa.iei..r,ai jr. yr? P K RTPR Rtreel.
J1.JJ OKORlltt I'l.OWMAl.
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS