WEDNESDAY, DKCBXaBER 21, 184.
TTPr.4v.rns(u ia iiimf.s.
In no - drpurtment of printing has tier been
more unwearied perseverance than (n the p r-
rectloa of type-setting machines. Tbelr feasibility-
wm Hrt proclaimed by Dr. Church in IHi't,
but he ncTfl succeeded In bis experiments. His
Ideal were Mloptud, nvidilieil, and improve.! liy
mHiiy Kumpcan invenlnra, tint In all m. i with.
oolany pra.ticiii result. One irtrieo European
amuhines win let up in the otfice nf the Neer
York .Sun alitiuk ISM, and prnvfri, liy it work
ing, the po ihllily of the i.tu-n flerlarcil impo-wl.
Me Invention. Its eronuiny wag not no apt nrcnt,
and the patcntm ajmndiiiud if. Other inventors
have tuen more pcrv v. rini; un.l nmre fortnntto.
Theie I a typc-setiliv inn. nine now In ncfi s ic
ciksIuI operation in London tlnu the patent, ei
feel wutrunted in advVtiMD;; to do eo npcuititm
at a flrent reduction on esmtilMied prices, i ho
first prnctlinl n, eeis must lie com clc.l to be.
Mitchell, of llriHiklyn, Wnn hn pr..iliii i d a m i
rhino of (Treat simplicity ail'l ease in timiui-intiit.
Mr. 'I row, r th in eitv, h.uj s.vcr.il ot th"n m
daily operation. J lie HfcraeX' pr.nluct, letter tnr.
nihlied, i Ji.iiik) emu .r .ia; ami tin) is d.ui i
iiy the operator, who juiiin his own nutter.
The type is ili-triliutr ii l,v unot i-r undone
. moditicatlon end improvement on tho one Iu
vmud and txluliltutl by ,M. Victor Luainiio.it in
It moot formi.lnrilc rival api'iurs to tic t'io
mm tniio of t lie Allien Typc-ta:it(( and Di.itri
but.iiR Ma. hine Company, a ilecri.t,..n f whi. Ii
has already appeared in tiii.H niurmil. 1'nia miirvel
ot ,. Iimiiimii inia recently lie, n put ontrlil in
the New York II, raid cilice, where, with n c mi
fiiiraiivc'v im xp. Tiercel npctnt r, it lu been
rncrc.Mul in t-oniposmfr '.'"" cms In Hurt."
minutes. Thii ma. li ne disirilint.'S as voll rn
rtimpose., and at thp name time, but, when
worked at ill liicdicit ipc d, it reipiires a I'l.itiiier
aa well as un opt r.itor. I'ltivof these in'icLines
have been ordered by dillereiit priniorH, ami will
no doubt bo at work within fix month.
Mr. CharleaW Kelt, ol ' I'rovidem e, in stilt at
work on the dutnils of his machine, w hi h is also
intended to do both compositor) and itMriliiitniB,
by a method raoically dm. rent from that of M i.
rhcir or Alilen's. W'e have seen favor.ililo no
tices of kit invention in two Ea-teru pipers, hut
rannot rate how soon it will be perl -, ted. Mr.
Felt is aim) liney on an invention, which 11 really
two-handed stick, by which, he claims', it is
possible ft,r any composiior to greatly increase
liia pcrtormanrc.
Mr. Kiiinton. of Huston, recently laid before
the employing printers nt this ciiv mi explanation
or tlie louun roinpnsinff nWcuinn, which ap
pears torival the Mitchell in its simplieitv. Tins
invention has already secured the Mipport of
levetal IloMuti mul New York printer!., and will
ooo be in a position to invite the criticism of thr.
rjuldic. A. I', 'iikt.
Modern Mnrhlnlntv .losepli Whit worth.
Irhnps tho most Kcicutilic of tho raco of nvt
ninists formed in tho estatili-bmcnt of Mauds
lay, Field A Co., is .Joseph Whitworth, whoso
fame as a tool-maker Is known throughout tlin
world, lie has considerably Improved upon the
planiuK-nmchinc, in his "Jim Crow" machine, so
called because the cutter reverses itself and
works both ways, and in fact adapts itself to any
podtion to do its work. His name is, however,
more identified with rilled ordnance and soi.ill
aims, in the production of which he has no rir.il.
The fussion for accuracy of work which was
Instilled into him by his old master, has led him
to invent various machines for the attainment of
that end ; amors; othors, he has devtad a contri
vance by which a variation of a millionth of an
inch can be detected I
. In fact leviathan etiRinosof all kinds are turned
out by him, which work with all tho precision of
a chronometer; and tho value of tins accuracy of
practice Is not confined to his workshoi), as it ex
tends its inllucnco throughout the profession, and
Blat)li9hes a standard of excellence to which
other machine manufacturers, if they would
flourish, must nlso attiin. What a contrast doe-,
the work of tho machinists of the present day
present to thoso of a hundred years ago! At
that time, as Mr. Smiles observes, an engine of
any el.e, when onco erectod, required tho con
stant atttntlon of the engineer, w ho almost lived
beside it, in order to keep it iu working order,
inch was the friction or its parts and tho clumsi
ness of Its construction. At the present timo,
however, almost absoluto perfection of working
is obtained.
When the five thousand different pieces of thn
marine engines designed (or tho Warrior were
bronght together from;tlio dillereiit shops of tho
Messrs. l'enn, although the workmen who built
them up had never seen them before, yet such
was the mathematical accuracy of their lit, that
immedmtcly sloim was got np they began work
ing with the utmost smoothness. As a new born
child, linmi'duitely it enters the world and ex
pands its lungs, begins to slreteh its limbs, so this
gigantic engine, us soon as steam bewan to expand
in tho cylinder, at once exerted itshui.'e members
With tl,e smoothness and case of a thing of life. J
it nun iu nu iiiipcssimo to estimate the gain
to tho country brought about by the eelf-U"t-iriR
tools now coming constantly in:o use. If
we had to depend npoa the old hammer ami file,
and clrsel and gunge, it is quesiionttlilo whether
cur n.ochanical art could keep paco with tho
requirements of our rapidly increasing popu
lation; and commodities of all kinds that spring
from the skilled hand would soon reach a fabu
lous price. Now it is tho brain tlut works; the
mechanician in his study increases a thousand
fold the lingers of the seamsircss with his se.ving
mucbine, builds Meets of bo its (by tho American
patent )iu as many days as tho old bo.it-bnilder
would have formerly taken years, and manufac
tures rilles stock, lock, and barrel without
human tiuiters coming in contact with them
after ihu wood end iron are carried int tho
workshop. l'erhnps the Government miun
ftciory of rilles at Entield Is one of the most per
fect marvels id' labor-saving machinery in exist
ence ; and tho hundreds of machines which go to
build up this most perfect military tool ol ihc
day have an automatic action s perfect, and
bile, cut, lile, drill, and plane with such marvel
lous intelligence, quickness, und care, that one
rannot for a moment help thinking that tlie hu
man land is, alter all, a very slow invention, and
not at all np to the work demanded by tho pre
sent dge. Yet these unerring digits, which now
do our daily work, wero rot in existence sixty
years fcgo, and our ten fingers wero tho slaves
th accomplished every stroke of work. As re
triui.'s our mechanical appliances, at lemt, the
Vf.'ut century has lifted us from a condition but
' little superior to that ot barbarians to a pitch of
,'. ONcciieneti which seems almost divine. Hut for
'lie marvclB accomplished in t;iis direction we
must relet the reader to Mr. Smiles' very intorost
.ng " Industrial llii ginphy," to which wa are
indebted for many facts in this ur.icle. Unee-a-IIk..
Our ((imlsij Imliroullo mltli Kit rope.
IVrOUTANT ASH I XCITINO UI.ETINOS OF iHLNC'U
AMI KNOMSIt SIATliSMKN.
Jari f-.Vwr. Corrttlotul . JmlcivnJt-nce It'lja.
Yon must have remarked th obstinate silence
which both the English papers and tho French
ministerial journals observe on the subject of the
political relations which exist between the Cuhi
nets of London and 1'ari.s. Are we to infer from
this fact that the communications between the two
(J. vernments Bre not so frequent as they formerly
were, and that reserve lias succeeded the active
relations which were. estu. dished between the two
Cabinets uiur the faiiuiu of the Conference of
Ixiiidon i Certuiuly not; the siurble explanation
is that there no luiiK' cx tt any throaienint?
questions admitting oi uo delay ; and that, on the
other hand, as nothing hai happened to disturD
the good feelings which, without being a close,
alliance, have never ceased to exist since tho mis
sion of Lord Clarendon, it Is usclcus to speak of
a concert fur which there is ut the present mo
ment no occasion.
For some days past, however, the Itiforviews
between English and French statesmen have been
and still continue to be more frequent than before.
On Tuesday Earl Cowley transacted business
with M. Drouyu le Lhuys, and ou the same
day tho l'rince de la Tour d'Auvergne had a long
conference with the head of the Foreign Oili-e
in London. According to the most accredited
version, it is America which has formed tho sub
ject of deliberation both hero and on the other
side of the channel. Tue Lincoln election, the
speech of Mr. teward, that of Mr. Jetlerson
Duvis, the ndair of tho 1'fonda, the violent at-
tack of Mr. Webb in his letter to the llra.ilian
Minister un attack in which, though England
alone is designated, she is endeavoring to induce
France to look upon it as a menace te both coun
tries all this series of facts is of a nature to
' make tlie statesmen of England and Franco
' reflect.
1 The probability, therefore, is that the wish
both in Loudon and l'aris is to ascertain the
respective opinion of each Cabinet on peculiar
points which, under certain contingencies, might
give rise to a joint action on their part, liut
there certainly Las beeu nothing beyond this ;
, neither the question of intervention nor the
recognition of the South has, it it said, been
agitated. According, however, to what is aillnued,
Karl Kusseli at present feels greater sympathy
ior the cause of secession than was formerly the
i case. As, therefore, in France opinion has
ftlwivl lluiwn itMidfin rw.ta...r th C.ntliArn C.tn.
I I . 1 - 1 ... 1 . . .
suvlsi uu lJUJCltLUU U1B7 UV IUIIUW U
the two Cabinets are now actuated'br the same
THE
Th IVobewly Trn'.
About a third of the tll,0l)O munificently
irn iiy jar.ueorge leaomly to the poor of Ixin
don has already been invested in building and
lard. The trustees of ibis fund are Mr. Adams,
the Amt rican Minister, Lord Stanley, Sir Euier
on Te nnitit, Mr. CM I.ampson, and Mr. J. 8.
Motgnn, and In addition to eligible tites pur
(hand at tshadwcll and Hcrmondsey, thev now
possess a lot of ground near the upper steamboAt
pur nt Chebea which will (rolahlybe resold,
us not sulllcicnlly spacious for their purposes
four blocks of buildings, rap'dly approai hiinr
c mpli tion, In Orcen Man's Line, Islington, ami
a siaieiy cdiliec,con!alning hfiy-seven tenements
ail coupled, and nine shops iu Commercial
street, r-piuiluolils.
Rfn I'M frm-Blf, of thr r....m. at Jl. M. awr)i.
- rtj -iwo ilo. nl to r.snn. 4. IM a m s.
Us ott r.s.ms, ' 4s. I..I. a wit. k.
two d". ef ,.!,(. n.. in. .'.i. a week.
Considerable mire has been ex rciscd In thp sc
lei lion of tenants, and in only one instance has
there been a case of arrears ( U. i or such a viola
lion of rules as has ea'led tor summary treat
ment. 1 hi exemption irom the ordinary vicissi
tudes of letting can be read i y e Vah.ed. for when
II e tun, omits i re finished there were more t inn
a in, norm n p'tcti ions lor the fifty seven ten. -liid
ts to let, and this enable 1 the trustees to
select from the recommendations in writing from
in ployiis ami landlords. At Islington, ei h of
i c ii'iiT toi l Us, Foiitiing a eoin .e e s jiiiie.will
ci wain forty-right tiiuments, .nd t'cncli lie ,i
rei ial is not yi t sertli d, it is ,., impro'iatil-. th.
It irty tive ol thce will ron'ain t-'i rooms nt Is
a week, ami that tiiu reniainiii? twelve will ho
i'g e rooms at uiili-a-erowu u week. The. or si
Mil mm ol 1 1 (i,oi (I will, II ha- been es:iw.ii..d.
l uild ten large boos-s, the incline from which
win amount lo iwioo per annum; and b is not
lie It nst interest In." fa t enne. led with Mr. I'ea-
locjVroblc gill, that Ir tnl, source alone 'hi
trusties will probably be ao e to build a n v
bouse every two yai-', and i.y investing its rental
in a like way, m.,ke the ch.ui'.v a Constant y ui-crcn-ingine.
At tors - a-t iii ssKs or -lit t m v;:.itH
It is quire common for critics, or for those who
prttt mitotic (Titles, fo use the word "overact"
v. ben speaking ol a thcatrh al performance ; but
wl.ut Is considered overact in;; hy the fastidions
few is often applauded by the in my. .Some think
Forrest is one of those "robustious, nw g p itcl
fellows, who tear a passion to tatters, to r.igs, to
split fhe ears or the groundlings." "II imlet," in
his instructions to the nlateis. savs "Mich a
teltow ought to be whipped for out-doing Term i-
aaut. And yet fullest has always tickled the
i )cs and curs of the "groiinilbngs," drawn full
I gusts, and rtceived tho most enthusiastic pliiu
oiik ot the "pit." Theatres om e had a place called
tho pit, but wo believe the more fashionable par
qui t has now taken its place.
N doubt this celebrated tragedian's reputation
rcci Ned its liist impulses from the li.thii,,., of
the old-fashioned pit. Ho did not then w.'iat
ever be muy Jo uow "acquire ami U'gct, in the
very tir:.:.t. trist,and whinw iml ot his pas don
a tcmpcrtuiCu .Lai gave it smo thue-s." Shake
speare woiiUI not have liked or commentled su h
acting. In the estimation of Die "ground ings,"
he must have appeared tame, and even dull on ilie
st: ge; at.d jet we bavecverv reason for believing
that in bis iicting ho held the mirror up to
naliitc, and his performance could not havo been
chut uctcrucd by ihc use of tliu word "overacting."
At one time in London there was much cxciio
niriit in relation lo Uarrl. k anu llirry. liotti had
their pai titular Iri.nds and admirers, aud of
course those udmirers did not agree iu opinion
nhout the merits of these celebrated a.'tors. llirry
was t..ll, very handsome, and giace'iil in all his
motions ; but (iarrick was undu middle sue, and
the autocrat ol Dtury Lane Th aire. There waa
a eoniest betwe. n them which continued twelve
niglns, nr.d llonno ami Julut was Hie alay. Uarry
pertoimed "Kuineo" in Oovont (iar.lcn against
Oarrick In Driny Lane. The lever ran hiirh, and
the people got enough of tho lovers of Verona
c-peclally the country folks who visited London.
Some wit, out ot patience, ant sighing fur u
chaigo of the programme, wrote this epigram:
" ' V U, w hnfi to rifiiM''' i.i. B angry N'cJ,
As up iruru b. .I he raltses,
lt..nU'..yiilii.'" 1,0 it.l.vs liifcli;l,t;
'A p'Kue nn bath jour bouses' 1 "
The beautiful Miss llollaniv nhived "Juliet" to
(lainck. and Mi s. C'lbbt r played the same char
acter with Harry. Mr. Doran says :
"Tin re is no doubt that Mrs. Cihber had tho
handsomer, more silvery tongacd, and tender
lover. Mie seemed to listen to hint in sort of
modest ecstasy ; w bile Miss llellamy, eager love
in ner ejes, nipiuie in uer Heart, ami amorous
Impatiince in every expression, was ready to
fling hirself into Homco's' aims. In Harry's
'Kwiiico' the critics laud his hari.ionv of fo itn'rn
his melting eyes, aud lis unqualified plaintive
i.css of voice.
As for the rival Juliets, it is s lid that Hd'amv
wasmi.ro tender and natural. bile Cibiier w,u
grander and more tragic. Hut tho eon'est wai
between the two Konieos. A I idy who did not
pretend to bo a critic, but bad common sense,
and was guided by her feelings, seems to havo
ably distinguished between them. MiosiiJ:
"Had I been 'Juliet to Uarn. k s 'Romeo,' so
ardent and Impassioned was be, I should have
expected that he would come n ' mo iu tho bal
cony ; but had I bem 'Juliet' to Harry's 'llot'.i o,'
so tinder, so eloquent, and sid n tivo was hi), I
mount nave certuiuly i.oi? ilnu n to him.
This woman, blessed with n good share of
common sense, and possessing the true sen i
n. cms and feelings of her s x, hit the nail on tho
head exactly. What she said is worth a vol
ume of criticism on the subject, however ingeni
ously and ahly it might be wri". n. Overacting,
ranting, raving, gutb ml tones, ' tearing passions
lo rags," can never take tho pi a c of expressive
looks, distinct articulation, and a correct intona
tion of the voice. These, with proper atiiiudas
and gesticulations, will always imd uvenues to a
heart worth winning, and strike favorably a mind
whose opinion is worth having.
The same remarks may, wuu propriety, be ap
plied to opera sn.g.r-; and heie is a wido held
for just criticism, it is well knowu to all opera
goers that the passion of love forms the theme of
the most touching melodies ai d duettos in all
o eras, nud cspciiallyiu theLa'ian. The live
making tenor and the sweet, responsive soprano
must not be overstrained, and "explosive tones"
should be used with great c.ire. Tho action, too,
must not bo too violent or startling, as is too
olten the case with performers, especially in tho
chromatic passage, "False one, I love thco still,"
in Hi llini's upei.i(of l a Siiiiitnmbuti. W'e have
heard this intense sentiment of love rendered by
a performer in explosive tonus and with violent
action that spoke more of unger th in of the ten
der passion, aud yet ;ho singer was celebrated as
a good Icnor. The trouble with hint was, he
cither did not understand tho " 'nlimentand emo
tion the author designed, or v. .is unpatdouubly
careless and negligent in his c-j,'--.
fcucb sentimental passages do not require a
miiniiic's countenance, nor a maniac's voice or
iu tiorflrbut they do demand deep feeling und
iu. use emotions. And these must be felt liy the
I em rmcr heloie proper expres-ion can be given
loth. m. In such a delirium of feeling, In such
an intensity ot passion, tie re hi int be u deep un
cerlj ing current w hicli is not ahowa in violent
con tortious of the body, nor in explosive tones
of I be voice.
In warlike music or in patriotic songs, a decla
matory style may bo Ustd to a certain extent,
and Ihc passions of hate an I rcveng-' at certain
sbigts ot ilieiii may demand explosive tones and
powerful geslicu utlons in order to their full de
Viloi incut and expression. I ' public speiking,
too, ihcro is such u thing ns overdoing. There
is a wide dilliieucu between truu oratory aud
violent declamation. Kossuth furu.Bhes an ox-
0 Ik iit model of true eloquence. Iu his speaking
Is shonu ti e remuikable power of distinct ur
ic illation, correct intonation, and appropriate
aciiou. lie never overacts nur stra.ns, uor
cracks his vote, however de q and strong the
emotions may be with wbhh he wi-hes to s ir
the heiirts of his auditors. And yet no living
oiator can stir the hearts uf (Uj multitude deeper
than Kossuth.
Hut we have alrcadv written moro than wo
intended. The subject is truthful, and to do any
thing like justice to it would require a volinno
iiis ei.dofa newspaper column. W'e commend
to all what the woman mid about "K nneo"aj
tendered by the celebrated actors, G.irrick aud
lluiry. 1 'uitlatul Ask.
Wouth I.tviNo Fon. "When from my roam
1 chance to stray, to spend an hour at close o
day, 1 ever find the place most dear, where s m
fiienil treats to lager beer. Sacrunu-nto Ae.
"Ah I yes, my friou.l of city lile, sure such a
treat cures such a strife, but belter than such dose
by far, are pleasures of a lino cigar. l'lacvr
Herald.
"Such pleasures may suit baser minds, but
with the good no favor finds; we think the purest
joy of life, is making love to one's own wife.
oli ano ledger.
' Most wise yonr choice, my worthy friend, In
Hymen's joys your cares to end, but we, though
tired of single life, can't boast of having our own
wife; and to, when 'neath our cares we faint, we
fly to kiss some gal that ain't yet. Sapa lie-fortt-r.
"That 'lager hocr will bile provoke, while
'fine Uavauas' end in smoke. To court one's
wife is better far than lager beer or vile cigar.
Kisses, the dew of love's young mora, break on
the lips as toon as born. These ail are naught
to that great joy the first glance at your iirst
Dorn boy ! tretung ldtjtr.
"'Tistrue, a boy's awished-for blessing, bat
then suppose the brst a girl I A dear sweet
child with ways caressing, with pouting lips and
flaxen curl, with dimple cheeks and laughing
eye, to come and bid 'papa' good-bye! bo
whether boy, or whether t'other, embrace the
babe and then lb? mother," iu; I'randtco
DAILY EVENTNG TELEGRAFII.FIIILAI)ELriUAr
Tnr. EMAHCiriTioi or thu Rcssiaw Sanr.
The Russian journals contain lit t ills respecting
the progress of ihe emancipation of the. serfs up
to the month of August last, which date It
would appear that tin te were only r ght reuhif.
ingchaik-rs still nncompb u d, while lll.V.H have
been alriady brought Into execution, a-td the-e
refer to f stales on which reside I i,fiul.2J0 ountrv
people. The most circumstantial details have
be c n ri ee ived respecting Km 7 ' of tin se charters,
resting lo estates on which 9.771,017 eountrv
people reside. A third of these charters ( Hl.vtn
cause the total ci ssa lon from the present of all
trsnsilcry relations In ngar l to 4..VJ1.S7H pe.,de,
the ha f of the IrecdseifV who ihus lind themselves
e m letely liberated from the r former misers.
As n at y as 2,1.1.1,01.1 people h ivo come into com
lete pos-itsion i f iheir plots of land, and of thi-
I tin.i er 43),7UJ have required no assistance from
the Ftnle.
In the nine Western Provinces, all the country
people, without exception, have bee nn,! pro
prietors, which fart Is to bo aorioiitod to the pin -lb
u nr ii ndiiion attending the situation of these
l'rovinees. (if the rest of Uus.lt the Province
ol Khatkof holds the first rank as regards the
pregnss of nform. The mini tier of itseounirv
pople entirely freed, and to whom territorial
pntity has In en giv. n, repieeiit 7J percent
I I tin tt til i f its termer serts. In other 1'rov inees
of l.ii-Ma the number of eountrv people who hive
l i t i ii. e i hsnlu'c TOMieton is brdow lo per era:.
In ti e (.. virt.mei U of Si . pelt rs'.urg and Mo.
iw it vnrus In 'tween Ii) mill 1 1 per.sn'. Th s is
c. nsidtrt.l to be a very sati-factory re-ult lift, r
tl.no jots' Iri.d of tho svsieni ; un.l from the
liiiml rr i t regulating charters which have cine
irfo opctatien on the landed propri"to s, as
tiinlioned at the comm. iieemenl of this sum
imiiv, the work of euiaiicip.itiun is looked upon
ts cn iri Iv a. hicicd.
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t.f Jii.fiir, bttwsjfu Hie hour 1" 10 o uut k A. M
ar .) ;i k 1'. M.
i2 I'-tJU W. lU'PIiro.V.Ji;., CiMMpr.
rr- r ot i cTT
AN K (K NOR ni AMf t!(',
r MHr It 21,
N-ilre In rrby irlvcp, riUy to .... ii n t tt( ttiM not
n( it... l.i-ntTfil Aim tiilnv ol IM ( "rtTntn. nn r iM !i ..f 'nn
lr.i. rutl lfa"An act 'nnliHnr Hi Our hi ot t.rf,.n
tini t-m'.th to ht itw "t.mi.iti'irm far tht ptirit .ye of
I snMlV UtM. r flu- l of iJit I nlfwi Htflrlo. Mi.nr.i..,l
the ?'Ai U ol AiikU-t. A I. lfv.. ii.al lli H ..rkli l.t.-, h t4
iirivn.-tn, wr .'itlll A.vr.KMA.OI tllf llttl I '1 l,t,
'lt (i t tit f.Miip iir-n n ei it loii, Hinl t h' in lirvrt..ri
rr tr- . uitti HIP Billlii.rilf' '! iff nWll'Tl "f Ml' .TP- 1 Q i
mti tn-'iit ui i tit? .'Hi'iiii ii'iin io ivaVko liio ftTtiJli ftte re-
Uti'ft n Hitrsjttir nj uiC WWi ol II, l tiMfl stntfi.
II wfm Im ,1 II'H'K I.K , Cfihl.f.
l 7 5- MJ'.CHAMrs' I.ANIC.
' I'm 1 Ai'Ki nit a , Vr (rubor 5",
"lM" ' Drirnvpniii.iuipeiihit l nih'tliTl Irto ot h
Art ot ttio.tnerl A.Miitily ol' th.' f m m .uwo lith of
I'MHilt i !UiA, eniltUJ ' All A. t i'(ilM.- Ittnaa .i rr.
. t Foiii. iiur.i'iii -n lift i.ine 1n..'iHl(nni ..r tlif nuripit
HniiMni.' IniCiT th Kwb il tl.o I Mt'ftJ Hf.iii-." tir..
ttif if Aiiictft. th.it (! Hioch'i't'tl.r ..l th
Mr. l,,ifi'i-t HHiik t,f n r V mil mnnlv ,,f I'n i i. ,1. .1 -
hi.t i til !.ij rolfil to bt come mil h ti Ansoi ui'ioii mi. I
H t Ilfttori bv prfciTt,! thit miliio-iiv of ti
..wi.fr of iji ff than twit lilnH of t!i caottsil 4 to. k rn
nmkfti a r.rx.Uct rcimrtii thereior. bv tt liw. ..i n,
v " l. W t.HiAJH . .Ill .
ll.i-wiiu-lui Chl-T.
AVKSTKUN HANK OF IMIILAUEL-
fit, A.
Pitll Aoel I'ltl.l. PpfPintifr 10, lsf,l,
eii. e ! nrrei.T civtm. tut. ..!. v in r ..... ....
... ...-iifiHi .sbm u my oi n.t. t .iiinii..int. -n 1 1 11 ,.r I't'tiu
sjIveiiIs. ri luli il an -Aet matiluu- Ihe llunki of the l.'t.in
n.nnut.allli i, Leeeme As.s'lall.nia kit tl.n t.nr, ....... ..
Hunk. ii Meter tl Inwi ul Ihf I n.ltxl states, npitn.fd
lli r.M tiny ol Aiiiiii.i, A. Ii. s-, tli at th.' t..fkli,...r,.l
nit' n . irrii iiAni el I re IHuclitfi In l..ti.ir.a ...
Inc. me tncli an Ai'vclAlt..n, nn.l (hat Its llireel.irs l.v
.i..t'tirr.i ii B.iii,otiiy tr lfif ..wn.-rs ..r mot thAli tvr.s.
II ir.t. of th UHplt.il tlo. li lo in. ike ill eeiUileuto ru.juirt'd
,,v....i ... tuc laws vi inu t nutsi -',,ft.
' s' O. WaioACDT. Cahtsr.
JHE CLAEION EIVER OIL COMPANIES,
OFFICE, No. 311 WALNUT bTURET,
(HP.COND FLOOR).
WILLIAM I. laciUiLL,
piiBSinr.NT.
J. HIMir'FON AFltlOA,
11-17- tl" Ucrtnr ni TTniurer.
Y OHCAMC Oil,
And
COAL COMPANY
OF WEST VIRGINIA.
l'KINTKD CIKfJULAIlS,
With U;o Prorecttis anil Qar4ogtel Report of tti propertj
of this Company, ara now ready at our offloa.
TMi f'eripny owm erer '.','00 acrtii of wbat ts k.tnwii
M tbe tielt OIL TEltltllOliT upon t'.e (IKF.AT Ul
IIKAVAf. IN WEST VIHOINIA, andefTers Inrge Indici
menti to pirUei to mbicrllio for tlia llinluj number of
Slimck orTered at ft per tliars fur roll paid stock, tho pai
bvlny llOperituirs.
Tlili price per ibnr Is not kbovo lbs marketable raliu
of the land , and H Is orTered for the iole purpoieof la
crtanlj.f the facilities ftr development, and will, bayvuA a
rt'SHenMble duSt, prue a proiiuble lnvettineut.
COOPER & GRATF,
No. II MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
JAMKS JJAItHKH'.S
V, llt.I.KMI BAM. Bl.TAIt.
r,l0Cl IO.tlllllsstl IllOllt.
8. B.rarucrHEC'ONU and CMC INI T H.re-ol., l'hllal s
Ar.FS. T FOB TltK I'ATKNr
r.(K'ALlINli TII1KTY-UAY CLOCKS,
A TT7 dsiral'l nrtlelo ft.r Clinrclit-e, llott-tl, tfnki
Ctiiii.llntf-ll.iiuee, Psrlors. Ac.
Alio, MAN) f Al Tl HI- K 1.1 K KINR lilf.fl I'F.VS.
CUM'KH II K I'A 1 1 : (-U AMI W AHltASl hU.
Clock Trlu.iuiut;. of vrj dew:rii'tlt,a. 1-12 1 jr
IN TIIU DIST1UCT COIKT FOlt THL'
J. ('It v nt1 Couniy ot I'fitlsntf Iphiri.
JnHN J. It l K Kl 1. v. JusKPIl II. KVAVH.
AUmi niiitui. Kx.oi)sm. Hpp'foiifMT, So. .:7.
1 1 e uli 'tr Mpi-oiott l by it i'ouit to lofj. rt lint dmirl
butt. n oi a ii toi iiolni.' d by u Hiteriii itt'e, umler il
atjA will, of nil thai C' rtmn thr- o -.t ory rvk inriuK"'
or t iu iLcnt, bsun bulb Ii v. and lot T unte of KnuinJ,
i'tiait-on i!h- fjiit into oi 1- ifvantli itrot, aiiht diitAin-e
of tfarto huiidrctt auil lour feft aoutltwaid I nun tho ..uih
t0f ot UlinrJ m-Di, In ihn Tfutleth ward of tho ciy ol
Fiii'n.lf Iptun ; coMalntntr in lYmii orbn-iitith on tin- null
Flevmiili ( reft iuvf ntt-t'ti (cot m'hi.lnitf on tho north olti
ti i te f the sjoulherunioit half Dart ol an alloy tnr tart
In w Itllli bv ttie wlioKr tlf(th of tliu tden-tty iranto.l l.-t)
an! cit?ndliiK in length or depth i-annvAidoi that wi'lt'i
sivL'i.ry one loet ten h'h! ono-hitlf iiiclma to u lour f.'t
w(Jt- atie; . 1 si'lng n.Ttiiwa'd and l oiiiiiniiil. atiiihf witit
tht -n!l t'lTOf f. et witjc it rv subject to tbe yearly .fronnd
r ti1 oi ft'-l, will atlfiid tin untie o( hli udhi taunt, on
WKPSKM'AV. ii,.- day or Dr.-mber, A. H.1m4,ai
3S o'clock 1' M , at hit HtTlce, No. 14.' (. KH ill Til ntivet,
riilladt ldia( w ben aji'l w here all partiet) Intcn-tt J mint
nrt ient ihir iaiiu,or Uicy wiil tie Ufbarrtd rVuiu comlo,'
in .rn ai. iul4.
Al lOi JOHN B, COLAniV.tAudlijr.
IRF.IOICT CONOUCTOnS AKD BIliKE
J Dion Wautad. Tbe Haiiiiuoro and Ohio ICttlroa!
Company want a nuiubtr of earitincod railroad men lo
run upon lis auiuai'uun frelbt tiai. i,on lu itru attreml
1iviiita bsjiwet-n UaiLiiuore and 'WbocUnif and Tarkani
btVK- 1 ha beit wtwii will be paid and rttnular otupioy
mnt glvan to aub meu a will miMjrt to tUbac 4 aha foi
Wwibij mtv-ntt), who aja autlioii.-d to (ak Lhom wa dutr
A. sl.KAHtHANK. Agent t IT). tUvniyn, AloUUl Cara
Btailon, HitHiuiOra ('Hy, Md.
D.LikbY, Atot Hfroud biTiiioa, Utu-tiiubarg, ou
handr d uilta from Baltimore.
J r. WAI.L.i,ci Third lMTijn, riedtnoni.
W.CAKM, Ag.aial ttraAou lor t)a rarkanburti roaO.
and
sJ.B. FOKO, AftTit at W)Mllnf Cor the Foarth Dfrtalo.
W e. HMITtl. Muitar ot Trauiportaua.
BaMsluora, Md., Dacauibar a, U U-iuft
I1GUTI LIGUTI LIGHT I UUUT IS A
J (fraat thinf la theae dark dayi. rtTliLIH-(il-
U S rATKNT LlKKHKlVK RttKI.Kri OUH, for both
dj and aaa-littat. (iaa Hedaatora for wludawa wita two
bum or give more LbiU( thaa tU bttraara wiUi Uia tuud
now ki at.
Uaa-titora forwUhad at Vow raloa. Dayllfht tteflactora,
tor LiKhUiiff dark rooaaa, and baaatwMrt vdlcaa, 4o. wiUi
Mt the iih ol aaa. mitre,
U-ltf lat o.iat CURrtMUT Itraal, raiuUelpaU.
"fXH, ON TI1K BRAIN" (SONQ AND
cnokt'H.)
The Bloat popalsur Im ont, W mb(i; al
fcLAMdUd l'Ui AUD Ml 'a If ITTORB,
U 17 . lli3 CUJHVT Uvtv
F fHB
M'CLINTOCK RESERVE OIL UOMPir.
4 ArirAi, tiro, ii, i,oh.imo.
VV,V0O PIIAUKS, fitO EACH
M MHl HirTION PKM'K, WV PR HIIAItw.
rUFKIMITtT,
jaml;h mvmii.i.an.
UrMVIAKY AtJ THFHM1T,
J. i. n : : I Niioril.
'I U, WALNUT hTUKKT
Ihf j.-nrrrty of tMa IVmpany ! aM In Vi-:rnir' entnfv,
ard 1 tcinT.l .i be n jood oil leriitorj any in Uie
o urt -
No l, onr n-urth roia't Intwn at In time aert cin
hi:ndrfd ru tl live p. r hrn or land, brlnt thr M'i 'imtoi'
Itfurre. a nit d at th (unction of (ill (rt-k w.th ('bony
Kim Tre lennr (!.Mfiiri) tie hll by t iif rfil and re
i" r!b'r nun. Then li a (lowinc well ntrn-y nbont Ui
ii !f! of Ot ioUt, imd now yiri.Ilnir U" buri In per d.,
w itl- a i.'.w-d .r.ip.'-t if a Urv t liu-r-il-o Tnrrc Ii i.i ,t
"ell, yt wi.ntri.vrr ft' bam-l, Incn'AMnt: .l.i h,
ni tl It U ounll ". ntlv r '- lt d w 111 b-ronif a Iftr.-c ilowi - k
w eli. 1 I te- oil cr t'!l a e nr ir f.m ; ! : 1, one iV-t't
tlM-p. hi I. r third tutu! iMfk; f.iif .a f. dttp ; oti'iJI
ft iitl. -9, iMt tiinm, h ti,o : bird fand r . k.;nid n 'or
K'.' . tMi). !t , it Xlv 1 1 -i. i .I , u-i.l .notli.T iu-t t't.m-
t nfi'd, in a'l of w moli nil li.m ulitaiv boi n toiiti I, nn-1
w I ! I , it 1 1 iirii..t ti. In a ft w i.tM, lafrft ly pro.lm t.vf,
mKinr pix ni Un cottipli t I and tn nr.tlra prooana of v.m
P't Hon. Un thin trri;tory tlu rt' i ro,nii f.rr twi-he or nil
! n i'l!t, Mod, from f a ti,.um urt'f tin- Uu.iuo will bo
ili vrlri t il rrtj ld:.
No 2 tt:e half arre of uroun-t In tli1 rnfrt' tf .h" nNive
tr u t, i-trf.l oilpin ti;y by t!n owror a fill rv tWtj.-o,
and on which It ftniidn. Thin I a frt ilmido. but anHi.t
U nit- mth uf tl.f oil rr.dtn.Cl from It. The tint ui.Im a
prtri,, tin.-e itna balf at rs to bp n K""d trrrlt .try
any m th- i -ft K, atd wbuh ti c Ompinv rini'i to d ,.
H I1 " lr-Mi An !. lb v f-T tl.f l.ftu fit I i !o - .Jio'd r.
ho H im.' tt ir I workimr In Tfl-t In tiipo w our-', all
r on Oil i n. k, ilt unto I furtht-r up, n lolntuhc the
w itlow a! ( 'linlo. k laim, and ni fnvoraM y Ucmtd ut
Ko. I a-vd (in Hi it property tlu ro t a m w wi ll, pru
du'nh' to burrclsoi oil d.illy. and lurn i-n jr. Annthor
w II in proRiefR of borings an. I proj.Tf-iii. uUfurtttrllv.
Thi n ptTy la ufccptihie of tire .it.-r dev ! rpnif nt, nn l
protnlf.ra to br lar:'l prothn live.
No. 4. Two biintliort and tt n acre, of Und in 're almp'e
on 1'itln :o I rt-t-k . ibn-e tiitt.'i ftoin tho Al'tliOnv liivr.
and Mirrt.tiiuli d w It r. lit, a re idy do t. nd 411.1 n;1,,.,.
fnl. A Urn poriioii of thin farm ii i ciirvv 1 to tn- h oil
trrri'ory,
Ko. .'1, A Talimtilo trail on Smart' Run, oontiinins'
About Ibtrly rt h. ThN It rt tir.b d .11 tm' of tt nm t
di'Mlrat'le n v'-'iii outiido ol' Oil I'rcii h.mI Ob-ii'v litin,
Se i rn I on' pa n If b liavc ci'mmeictd .'p. Kitiui.s t 1 1 1 hUil)
fa cratilf pronpect.
h". B. A nb a'U trsr..n AT'd nc ir Tubi Hun, wlii.
em, tU 5 h I., ti.o AH' i'tn nv lll.er. on t!.aoat utilf, wboiit
01:0 tnirafrfiYe Ti.-nrita Vill.is.'. Scfr-il ravnn-i p 1 ,n
tbtoujili thn p'opi riy, ami t' "le I cvinnlc-rable 1 f i-o 'd
Uint.er on It. bv r. i u w h it ati ull uot pro', t- to be o d
u.l ti rrliory.
7. A va1r.av'e trrrt en Tton"fu crot-k, jOBtatmre
I.ftiiv 1 .M!U, on te If ft haiitt 11 Ji- ot tho rr .'k.fontiin
inn t ut liny a rei, with an many rods a thu crt'-fc,
(iitllrstioni lor oil Tfiy ittvor.iblo,
'o. h. A valuable trai t on Ti.'tic!a i nvk, un aloire
the bihl di icrlbcd, ontaln.nt; ati.nl titty acres, and about
fifty rod front on tbe crc'.'k.
No. ii. Atritribf territory on and a1 iolnlnt; a run whleh
i-Bplli'i Into lit mint k crwk, about fla nil'ci from i'r-'sil-dt
nt, and nrarto tbe property of the PreiJ.-nf Poti 'b'um
Company. It contains about tMohondred arrr. part wtil
tltnbtreil, the balanr belicvril to bf Rood oil te rltorf .
'o. 10 A valu&hU1 trart on and neur I'lti.oio Kun, arxtit
one mile from tho Allfheny rlvt r, and m arlj octponite
the relebralott 1'ltnole Creek, which Is now regarded with
much favor. Thli property con tan about twemy-flvo
acrt i, part well timbt rcd, and there am o.-d reaKon lur
behrvlnt; they will prove uom oil territory.
Iminediiitf iy on Koinu Into operation thit nonjuany wtf
bo In th receipt of OT barrel! o t til p. ? day, wbkh
ai fid (it ! cow iellum at $1'.'). will bo a daily Income
$tfht, or $ l0,tto pr annum, fnanllng the oompany
make divli'fndfi vi r.ct b in than thn-e per rout p. r m utl
011 (he Invekinn nt iroin Uie bcft'lunJot;, with a food pr.
pfct of a mi''' lncrviit'.
It In bellev e I tlisit im oil compmy h.m brcn f.rmc1 w 1th
inorc reitr.iu proi cii of Nurcv-i. O.ily a limited por
lion f tbe etoclt ! ofTeri d at $(, ai t!.e 'firporst'ort onil
tli i tiy bvIltTo that In a very dhort timu tlie ktoikwidlni
woi lb lunch mote tl an pai-.
Aa the fcinpary relies mainly on tho fl rut dfcribed
properly for their pieient Income, the following report,
made by committee of cntU men appointed to make tue
examination, Ih ubn.lilt d :
Ihe undcrl,n('d I'oiuin.t'.uo, app IntrtI to exatnltm the
prot'trty ot the Mct'lintea Rt t rva Oil Company, n ipt-ot-ftilly
report:
1 hat tiiry nave thorouirtiy'ianilno.l the John Mo Un
lock KeitTve, fltuaKd at the junction ol (Ml Creek And
tTierrir ltun. The property located on a beutifT bluir,
admlmblj adapted to boring. Th. 10 are al wella fin l tied
and In proftrem. One well, whlt-h had been yielding ahont
forty Daneli dally, had unt'di nly lnareaed to one hundrod
and forty barrels, and wm lowing At about thn rate ou
our vlilt. Another well, re preened as yleldm aaventy
fire biureii, wan pumpttiK at tho rate of ek'it) to ninety
barntlt, aud the Intelligent mipwrlnlendf at and et 4 waa
aiiK'nii t in the expo: tatioii that In a short time It would
beionio a flowing well, antl jlvo a much lurr yield.
Tle two wells) ara but a few weuk old, and have evury
IndUatlon of biinin very lar-e wella.
Thrae other well! are In prot esi of borintr, and will be
fln'rintd on or b.fl'ro tl;o ft.btof January; and from tbe
tnolf ailoni, we believe they will all be Ur't ly prodaeilvo.
One otbt r well w an jiwt Comimiue,!, and will bo p'uiiod
rapid y to completion.
The whle, of tho properly, exoept the half aore on whloh
the hommtend tandH, hai been U'dm d, and la In the handi
ofe perlt nc-d and energetic men, who wl I spare no paint
or expense to develop tin- property tn tbe bt manner, and
In the ehcr'cst poittble time.
Tho derrick!, Imuhei, enlni, tooii, eto , are all new,
and tlie bftt cf tht Ir kind, and In excrilont ortlrr, giWi
evidence ol' li.o otirtful mi.ervljn ot' the owner of the
leaaea.
W Lave nn doubt that the fompany'ii Intorest one
ftturth rmftlty now about flftr-flve barnli per day, which
at $10 la f'.'O, will te KroaDy In. re ant-d by thn Ant of
January next ; and as the land will admit of twenty well
beintf bored Upon It, a pot d Idea may Imj formed of the
tinmriite jlfld wfcirh wiil roault wlmtiall are rinlihcd.
Ihe kointiiead oevnpiai half an a"re from which 1)10
( oil' . any will rieelvo three touttli of Ihe oil If thy work
It, ami wbh h your cotuuiltue atromcly rrouimnda ; It
would not be aiirprlnlng tfthli interest alone should, before
the r piratic u ot a 3 ear, reallae an Incucue of auveral haa
dred barrels prr day.
'I he eutlta prtipt-rty ronemla of a llttl oor ft nr acroa,
with a superior dwelling and pood Irani upon It. Krom
Its proximity to t'h. rry Hun, and ita peculiar tocntlou,
loett er with the fact that the pr -perty nal nt been t'nuut
to be atrected by othf r well in the luimuilfatw nWhiw,r
h. od, we aro li d to tbe con vki..i. thil tt ia one of Ihe uioat
(ietkrable ,roperui on t'rk.
Tour rwn ectfuliy.
J. J). IttlNItoTn. .Vo.Vm Walnut atreoi.
JAMK3 Mc.MM.r.AN, So. (V Sansom strooi
12 S-mwrVw W. II Kl(.'liAllltN, No 00 Market 8t.
NIHAN STKINO OIL COMPANY
OJTICK, SO. tt. ol'RTH STUIiKr.
pKalKr-JOI l.ETCII AM.
SE'.'Ki raitY Au TitKAi iiku JOilX C. 8AVUV,
DMlECToRS.
John Ketcham. batuuel Hloau, Mark B iluVriton.
1'b.oiiiai VS. Hail.y. aBlllel A. Ilarrnon, Joun tiibkoti,
. A, AruW, 1A ld A. otfij.. r, Joou J. buwiy. .
CAI'JTAL HTOCK, tJCO,000.
Jfin.fOo Hhirci at $10 each, sn.uu 31. arc a rciervad by
lh Oompany tr a worklnw capital.
ine ompiiiiy nave tecureu in iee mnipiu one 01 on
Rintl valuable ol! iirotlucniu tian:els) on tue Hobert P'arui.
on Kreio h creek, Veuanyo cuuty,ra., about four uulea
irotn r raniuu.
I tie Irani aoiiiaina aboat :s acrt-i.witn a nvar in ironi
of nearly !00 iVet, and 1ms auperior railroad facilltloe, I ho
rallrosid from MuadwUe to Oil City ruunlna ttaruunli tb
property. Opon tt there la a celebrated oil Hpniik, tue
proauci or wmcn was lormau usju ojt u lumaus tor
Uicuicinsii purptitjf.
The I'oii pauy ttave one well J40 feet deep, pro ltielntc the
keavlett l.uoncatlnt; OU, which is worth at tue prevent
time $A per barrul ; and a taey are now pre par in tbe
Decenary n.i cblnary for workinf this aud other wella, It
1 coiifldeutly expeeled, early In the y far, to pay a. Urgti
feonthly dividend U tbe hioekholdera.
A limited number of sharee will be sola at) th original
price of One iiidlsu- per share.
Hub.orib.T on anterlDR thetr name will be rj a Ired to
pay 6n pir cent, ot the uh4crtptlu prloe, and ihebalaaca
uu the dullvnry of tho ceitlQeates, say January 1st, W.
Appllcataaus lr fttot k mav be made al the oitiea of the
Company. Wo. loJ Hoatli KO UKI1I street, whera atoi
mens of OU from this Company well may be seen, an
any lniormatlon relative W tie property may he obd
tied. 1J U uiw.-lit
0
XL
STOCK
sHXJei1T awo arl.r
tMI oKinTsr,
Itt UbOawsw. Bon,
o.US.Ttnsu
DlWl BECOND-HAND COTTON SXA.H-
AUuU SMS Ussrs, la stwre ud Ibr Bale .r
joiis t. bii rt a ooM
jlikUS K.rHUJal sirwi
-l lar
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
()IL 1'UOrKI.TV I'OII r-WLK.
BURNETT PROPERTY,
I'A 1 NT OIIEKK,
Anoi T TWO MILKS I'llOM ITS MUt'TII,
OH TH K
CI.AltlON 1UVK1U
Kw nulls en tint (in.t.rl', anil Ihhhi, rivrrl wlln
I.IU' n , ftnd Klhrr liDilr, n hlcli s.on. weiild rf
.llTlc'cnit im SKf.,KiO. AIo, rotil III '.uiiJsnco, one lu.
vi IB now twins rtfl. .l. At III pr nt pr.r f rl In
I I.I. nttntr, :KrKo Him could bv tUrivi-tl from till, br.u.h
fttvne, fr. serf. .
RANK rAKM, J.W rre, on I'Urlen rlvrr, 10 n.ll.'i
hovsfhirlt.il town, li ml In. from rtr.r.vn(.l., thf
r.lal ..f Jrltrraon county. Tlit tcrrlt rr ha. onr anil
a 1 altnillr fronl on 'lr,.n rtvr, and rr .m .nr .. hi
Oh stions ll..r.. I.nt.l.rllor ..II lai.t in tl, , Ri',,,.:,
ftiriit-w t,nj tl'.ttn ..11 Hit) a,lj.v,wiB r.,p -rlli-., willi
"' t"m " "II. This la- ti ... '.. b...il,l at II,,-1,. win I,
ft I IU'lcr a, re.
Nine rr. In fh.'rry Tr,. rim, aunt inlu.iV,. n,.. e
nftnl .r,v,n,rioiiii,lttl.j' larsr M .w n.- ,.r..tl i, !
fln. T hi. .ln of laiiJ.oiHo .Ifvt'l,.,', d, tr.ll i.rjva
rtiniiiia:lii an fie antlr territory of tbo iu..,, l'w.., ,,J
oi, romvanlfi, i-(t , ,m ti i,,.n -:,i i nr.
lie sens o.i I'jlehel run, W S,iKr . in k Ii. vn.'p
'1 In- proiiarly nt .mux two ml ' f"r, tn the t.itv n (, I r.i mm
tl.-re are two r un ilir..,i.-h lliii I ni l, wl-li , ,,
cu,.r.rrvli,.,u a.l r.l.-.l r.r o.il.i. ,iir. Al...,
In I' l Inn, I it ei., In llm,.,i, , (v,. r, ,-,,,, ,
T'al.. r In al.,it:.!an.' f..r all ,.i.;. ,iej (.-.in l. ;l fur
tlM.i..
l'.' l nrrel l . nr'l r.Miklln n.t near French vreek. Tlir..iiiih
penU.nof tHliie.il ihrroh ceil mr'iii: Irdn t..(i.
live net II let. aho. in tine em! lluuMt.me which h now
n.n,'li wantrJ In this rel.in, .-an Im hj In aan i.l.iTice.
About ..fli.-ie. or Hill Imi.l ithom tho mo.t fnv .re.l pr .
port, rornll jet .ILc'iveret! on Fren. h crceli. Thli enliro
r bc ol l.i J can now he boiiKl.t for Hi ro.).
SIH acri i a:uj: col Un.l n. sr tho Allethenr rlvor,
I.. Im dirtily In tererof lha (.t bare a llil 1'omp.iuy's
I r.... rty. Three feat coal v.liu now open an.l v.orkin
II 1" lit ce or liin.i ct-nld tie liil.le to puvo moil i.rolltab.e
II lu the h.ndi of an enerKelle c.tmp.nv.
im crt. lan.l near Kaat S .ntly, In Cninbiiry town.h'p,
h.vi;yil,l,ei,',, ,! un,lr,d wm, may vojll,
ofro.il, which would yrov. a sreat Hng to an, eoinpany
bop.jievi. d tl. territory. About .Ul.ty a,re, ,f u,,,
land I. adapted to borlnx puriitttea, l,wUii tlie .mt ,ur
'a. f In J caliom an aic lo he t.uwl ou Oil creek aud flurry
run. I r ec f .'.'..tinl.
IS at-ri ofunrl lu J, iron .it coiiniy, I'a , mar Ihe iroa
oil region of ihe flari-n river. ln n,, prorly thero Ii
taluablo tli.il.er, and und. rl.ild Ith heavy eo.ll velm, ,
I. vt 1,',-ti luiv ,. atif .i.ly been o'ii,,l. The oil lii.ll, ..
li-m .ro vi ry ImtUr t.t those met with on Chen y run.
II. !. leruof ! r..,t, , ,w ,0 ,iirel,j d at a very low
price. A.j.i, intra Inn I.e. u l.nt ilu;,. aiifnuon p.ii.l m
ih r.,'t..n....t.r,mpr nt Indies:,,,,., t,a tallJ in ,,,
r..u lll h..rllv i-oinuiaiid as lut.iih.iii. prlev, nn la-.d on
Ollcre. k. Ti e coal alone on thli tvrrttt.rjr, caleulaled at
t ',cetili t'rb'j.hel, will mors ,au pay for ths whole
property in e'lihleen niouthi.
UO acre. In Cranberry town.ltljt, Vcnanito countj', being
ner l-'.iist Sandy, tn.l net fur from the AlleBlieiiy river.
W llhann run kik' tliroiith thin emlro properly. Near by
there are lev, nil rum. one of which la now producing
la nely. da! la found nn adjoining ttrrllory. 1'ronpeeU
of tlilt land proving larKery prmluftlve, either for oil or
coal, ar. not iiirpn-ied I.y any land In till, county. This
farm can l.c had for SII,(nO.
1 acre nn.l A' pcrthci, belli a mull piece of valuable:
borinu laud In Venango county, which can bo had either
on leae. or . an he piirehnat il In f. c Blmple. Thero aro
r.-w opportunities for purchmlnn inch a imall pieeo of
land iu Ihl. counly. Can be houKht cheap.
l.(0aciciof Und in iho wemeru oil ronton ot Vlrtlnia.
This lerillt.ry i. located near and I. irr,,tindt,d bv tome
t.l Ihe ni.,.1 valuable oil territory iu this Nlale. Can bo
biuht iltber In part or the whole tract.
smvsoir, jansey & co,
IS-II'-M Keen, 17, K... too f fllMNt'T Street.
TEW YOEK AUD PHILADELPHIA
rKTUOLKUM COMPANV.
C7arl from tho Trustees.
ito. IH Wii.T.uM Stiikkt. Nkw York.
ilecea,l,or 11, lb.ll.
to Tin briutritiNitna to tiis mto.-k os tiis nkw touk
avu I'liiiai.Luiiia ikrui'uaiM cunranr.
rt la advee n.ed that SO.OCO Sliaroi of the Capital Rtoek of
IbUCornuany will l.a re.rrd ua WOIiKtKU CAl'lTAL.
To prevail! misconception, Uis manavcnieiit de.h-o to
atate H at
ONE IIUNDUED THOUSAND DOLLAIW
IN CASH (f 100,000),
will be dcpo.ltcd with iho C'ompuny'a llankera, to be mud
only In the development of tho uiatnilllceut prHirty
beloHKlug to the Company, and for the lu.liluiato con
tingent ctpentea.
A largo niajorltyof the .lock kavlntf been t.kin.t'.e
book, will aot-n bo elojiod.
ALBi:ilT II. NICOI.AY, rui:iiKNr.
Foil Tim Tin 8 rum.
E. C. STKDjMAN, SKi nhTAiiv.
K-iliM'riit ion Agcutai in l'ltiliicll.!Kia
C:lAltIvHOiV at CO.,
12 -li lit
No. m 8. TUIKII S'.rt.-t.
TyAEHlNGTON AND WALNUT BESD
OIX COJIl'ANY.
CAPITAL SWO.GOO.
100.CUO SHAKES J Each.
Suliscrititiun Tries $2.
10,000 Sli&rcs Reserved ss Working Capttitl.
Office, Kd.314 MAEKET St , riuladolpliia.
Ho. 1. A w.S oa OU Crook, saw pumping 10 barrels par
day. and anorea.uiir.
So. I. A wS an on Crook. aw over aoo root daap, wnk
kvrtn .bow of oil. Near tkia I. lha Corn rlauiar Well,
whtch la Bow pttraptnu MjO barrela of .Ml par day.
tio. S. A wall ou Oil Ureek, SJO real dttop, now ready sar
tubteis, wiui aaioudld show of olli ovwy proapoot ut pra
dactag laritaly.
Ho. 4. fifth intaroat an s Iraol at Sve hand red aoraa
00 th. Alkhoy rtveri Ma wtdl., oow peunpuw oily br
reio of oil pat day ; Utroe aatM a wen. now koIiii dowui w tth
near ft sail f rlvor frvnt, al aitoa bortng larrUory.
no. I. A half aota al Ttdaooto, aaar Ua LoououuU Wdtla,
wblcb aro now ouDipacts alary barrel, par day.
Mo.. R.a M.oa lii IM hi W.k.M Hand, oa taa AJIa.
gttony rtvor ; huiae.llata,y.orroatidlns taia proaarly arolluo
prvtluatos waiio. Tliio Uwol wiU bo Oovoiopd raoldly.
Mab.arlpaa.aMI Aro low hetnic ItrocivtMl, aad a large ooo
rnMt ml ah. .took alroao tat mi. Tha sruapaonu aaal aS
huuraualloai aaai bo ebtaiaaMl at Uu Olttoo ot Uta OoniptrfH,
Mio at Ao.aU MAkAkl KIM. U U 1st
on 1 rru
4,Jr, ilJ parlor, oat ov by O F. laorloo o Co., al
Ik. Itoond Top I'aaeti Faau.. al4 rarsr Sanlvlug, aud lor
ata oy . H, -. No. Mai S. Wttriatri,. sr-ovWW
21. 18C1.
'UK M OKU AN OIL COMPANY
Capital Htook, d.X,0K.
MI.000 FnARF" Pr Vslns $S Ttr Ph.
Babscriptioo Pries, f 2 Per Share.
WorHIna Cftpltnl, Mat, OOO.
TRSSinHNT,
110RACK J. SMITH.
vir-riistPSKT,
B. BThWAIlT, M.D.
TURASt HR,
HKNUY II. WILHON'.
Ol.RHK,
II. T. JANNRT.
Sf rKRIHTHNDRNT,
JAM'Hl COPK WAY.
I'lkKfTnim.
Hotn.eJ Sii'.ih. 1 Will am T.. M.M . k,
il . h'ew ",l. M II.. M.l.l.eitll) Ku.
H. M .l.iiiii.'T,
h.lit.iel llnugli,
. ktB,.l,l
Ja..n L. Feuul-uoio.
GfTme, 33 and 31 Wiahiutja BaiMing-t,
TNo. I M. Till ptl Ht. I'lllla.
The propcrtT of the MOItllAK OIT. COMPANY enlfa
. I 14.'. acres In ie.all of which in clcarof any iuciiuihrauoe ;
ui !. ate n. itl. In lt,,r(-tii and ll,,int r lonhi.,
Mt.'inin county, dhlo, ard No a'-rra on a tributary of the
I larlon river, In .lt"ernn count v. Pa.
Tr. p. .In. and M-.p. hi lie nfl'ee of Ihe fomrnr,
I til. t. n: l e ..pri e.l . ii UuhnAl, U.f I '111 iu.1.. i,.r no
airi t,t.u to ll. e .lock. u h; t;.
JAVIlMllfS AN l COMHUOO
COLD MINING COMPANY.
C1IARTIUFI) UT 8TATB OF riiNN.'.YI.VASnA.
OA PITA I, STOCK, 1.()00,0(KJ
liOO,KIO Mihihvh Pnr Vitlite, .
IVrtdent-JOHN H. ANUhlUHON.
Dirootnrti.
T1iom A. "cntt, Jamea R. Mama,
N. ll. Kneata,
T 0. MolKiweU, llarrlabnrs.
J.in w. II. U, do
John Rra.ly, do
W. W. Wyllo, Iuieartar.
WUIIam li. (inula, Ootorado
rV Milam H. Froeman,
Bot.trt r. Kltitl,
J. hn M. Kilter,
(Larle.De bllver,
U. 1. SOUT11WOUTII,
Hoorotary and Treaaarur,
OniOE. No. 423 WALNUT STREET,
KOOH Xn. 3.
AnrhrnHontet' tpeclinen. hsvo been proouroil from aom
of lb. Ct nil any', kxl.a, anil have bean attaynd by fro
t.ior. Hocth andUarTettwIihtheaio.iuratH'ylnKreanlli.
Ciiliitcnptlon llau are now open at ttie Ulrica of Uie Com
pany. and at the Treasurer'. Onico (Inlt.rnal Kevennol,
No. 7 f 1IK-NIT Hireet, F.miec.' an.l MecbaiUca' Itank
bulltitiia;. To ortKlnal .ubaortlwra J 40 por share kir a
aiLlted nomttar of aharaa.
f trculara,peitin.l.t., or Infonn.tlon ean be obtained al
lla oftlce of the Company, atlor Uie lTlh InaU 11 la Jia
JJEW YOBK AND PHILADELPHIA
1'KTUOItKUM COMPANY.
OrtnnlM'd rndcr tlie lam of Xenr York
TIlUHTKbW.
F1IAKC18 A. PALMEIl, Freaidont Broadway Itaak,
Dew York.
NATHAN FANrur.r., Bt rraal'ent CnKed Siatoa
TeWgraph Company, N.w York.
AI.FIKT FT. Mnor.AT. of Albert H. lTloolay Jk Oo.,
iirokua and Auauoneera, Mo. M Willl.m atreot, New York.
It (JUNE J JAOKHON, of Polh.mlQ. J.ekton, Baak
ora and lirokera, Mo. 11 Exchange plaoo, Mew Turk.
KDMl'llI) C. BTKDkl AST. Bocretary Raw York Petro
leum Hlotik Hoard, and lliokar, Mo, ot) broad atroel. Sew
York.
ANDKEW MEHAI'FBY, Philadelphia,
FUANCIS A. GOIln"IX,Fhllac:elphla.
ROI1KBT CLAKK80N, of Clark. on M Co., Dankors,
No. Ul 8. Third atreot, Philadelphia.
KJAMIL8 M. CLAEKE, OU City, Pennsylvania,
FIIKSIDWIT,
AXHS1IT II, HICOrlT, UawTork.
YIH PRKHIDkNT.
AKniiEW ilKUAFFEY, Philadelphia.
TUKASUnLE,
A. V. STOUT, Pretliict.l Shoe and Leather Bank, Hew
York.
OFFICES OF THE COMPANY,
Xo. 52 William Strct t, New Tork,
No. 121 8. Third Street, Phlla Tclphla.
7oiltnl Htoclt, 300,000 SliarOM,
AT TU ii KOMI SAL PA It OF i EAt'U.
ncDeciiiPTioN rnicK, $2 per share.
KTOCK Sl'llJKCT TO NO FI RTHLR ASSE6HllE!tT.
50.000 Thnref, or $100,000, Reserved for
Workiug Capital.
A I.AKflE MAJOKITY OF TUB 8IIAHEH OF TU14
COMPANY UAV1KU 1IKEN ALliEADT TAKES IM
New York and Philadelpliia,
TtlF. SL'IIHCHIITION HOOKS WILL ItBUAIK OPEN
HUT FOR A FEW MAYS L0SHF.lt AT TlIK OFKIfKa
KAMED H KLU Wl
NE v; Y011K SUBbCUirTION AGENTS,
I IUN'CIS A. TALIIER,
At Hroadway Ilaiik.No. 331 Uroadway.
ALBERT n. MICOLAY & CO.,
Ho. M WUIIam Rtreat.
P0LIIAMirj3 JACKSON,
U-U 8t Ko. t9 Eachasa Flaos.
OIL, MINING, COAL, AND OTIIEB NBW
COMPAkilEH.
Wo are preparod lo funilth Bow Corporations with
Uie Books they require, at abort notice aad low prlcos, of
nr.1 quality. All atylea ol Rinding.
STEFL-PLATE CEKTiriCATES OF STOCK.
MTUOUHAI'IIKII do OM
THAHNKEK HOilK.
OKORH8 (IF TKAMSFEK.
ST. K K LFHIim.
KTOCK l.lDlltK BALAWCFS.
VHilBTFIt OF CAPITAL HTOUC
bllOKKKH' PF.TTT I.EUUKK.
Al'tVl kf OT BvLlaJ.
AUVUiUIU UOOH.
MOSS CO.,
aUaok Book Menefaeterer. aad Suitonors
U-W-a sto. ojs CkUtSMUT Ssrooi,
-TEORCK PLOWMArt.CAllPENTBa AW
VJ Ha.ldar. Ho. CAIt TEal llraot. and Ma. Ul 1KX
Sareol. AiaoktbO Work M MiltwrujUuiid nl ad
3
ALLEGHENY RIVER
EAST SANDY OIL COMPANI,
CAI'ITAIi IQOO.MHK
10O.0CO thnm, at Five Dollar Kar.li.
I RK K TO M IlScniMKHS, f J-00 PKB SHARK,
Th All- lit.rrj lft UTtd !;..( RnvAy Ournmpmiv
two !iMlr rt nn.l vtHuaMn , r -i.Tt rn l..-th of whu-n r
uw nti in i linu. rn tl of wlutju U wokiK ir
lii. nirei.il tlcttlvjca, y,ut all Ui ncAiMn.ry
n. ai 1 1 In rv.
No I ( ut tltiH tl.fre nrrrp, and Ih .ttnttCMl on hfhtnV of
lb Ai'i.n. n r1r. Itiiiin ain:ty o,ii Mi'n to th r-l-l
ilt- l lit ott'f well. It la lull A Ii w luliva fr m Uhj lnwji
iMi iiiU pr,.pfttT l a r whit h hn Unn borotl t oil.
'I I tmi-nivt irniiin hi vi un Kiu-itM I1mi, Htratn KilKlnO,
nrnrly itrw, I. rrl Kanrt r'uii '.ini Ao.r ut e iiniiiei.
lle)''di)' II well, Winn lii rtviifiir op"rfion, in jfl
bunt. In In tif!il, tt.ur httiitt. This. prtopiTty Is niM tM
t ordr il. film, f.I WlMt h III lot HU-fJ Hi- linir'..vt i.riu of
1tif UhUIim. r- ' hii-Miiy, mirt o.ntntnit atiifiin njo n mi
(iuiitiK ' n ih- mor i.r irl r.'t-tuirs m u. (nn ut
tc tHinr 'fii c ui h fri.rku wi,h tli piwAr now on ihm
K'i'U I (t tl hill a if i y ti (,rt rlIllt i of t It U Well Is QMS)
fin 1i ' now ii If ii f uUt) .nrTt isj pr rtsT
N't ilu Nuty n rit im -t, niuisti ii on lt?nd f
tlv l-ti-il Snr.-ij t uph.ttuut ii v ijiiit rinui It moi;h,
n ft R .Mlft'ln n rtir. 1 min. OtMf ly ot,it Hit
trn-l -n thvoDitr ntle .f tli t r un, is us'.t.rnl oil
1 1 . u n'lis? rn tr.c crt-k. whl-h U m bottom Hn4v
H'li.V it m i ri' f, 1 i.fBi:,tul!j fxKii.Wtj ior U.j l.e
tli n m iiufm ruin wciii.
In irw ..f i,p f xit n-lvc ftrMi'li's Pt fithTlhlnf wpM
on if i T i'P ty, tie mm tf tron y thixt aiiil d Urt g
r ri i ti hn n w 'iik iv -MltHl tnr tm trvt iitm"nt.
Ii In iriin'ni?i t once m plirs tn i.(inM on tif
prc rrty : stnl nn (lx worKlmi i-Hlial i h ri rf,rv,d will bS
ii.ttlo, thr rtt'iiii iltrlvrd fnin itio wt-ll nntliAil
aV r' HI h tltivs at iM'Ci' lii ihe divirtti, fund"
hi hi ripiiona will t r-ef ,ed for a Him tU auionnt t
Hit. Iv, bj
. 3ft 8. TlllltD 8THEKT,
HILADRLPHIC'
jmTI drake I
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OK l'UIIjADrit.PIIIA.
CAPITAL, .... OOO
100,000 SHARKS, TAR $10.
$30,01)0 Cittli Wort I ns Capital.
6UHFCIUPTION VpiOE, ) 50. '
OFFICKUS.
FKERIDKNT,
T. IIARKINH DU PUY, ;
Pre.iOent of the Cauwltaa Railroad Cotapanj.
TICK rHKSIIIBNT, '.'
THOMAS D. WaTTSOH, .
Of tbe Hardware tna ot Train Co., No. MS atarket M
TRRASURF.lt,
BAMUKL WORK, , ,
Of Work, MoCouek A Co., Dankora, Ko. M 8. Third at root
OlUkCTORS,
r. baskins nu rcr, ,
TllOatAi D. WAIT80.V,
B. 8. KicriAHnk.
ot (lermatitown,
' TTM. D. BI1EUIIEKD, In.nraueo Afanl.
OK.utr.K p. wat, ' '
ot late Dry UooUt Una of J. T. Way A Co.,
A. W. l.K.tHRNrtlUO.
Caauler klaiiot. Chunk Bank,
IDWABD HIlll'I'Eil. ,
The projierty of the Drake Petroleum Company oonr'atal
of two traola oflanil.oneiif two hundred and flrty-aaroa
aereaandnne ofiwo hundrokand aUty-oreaeree,Dklaf
tn all nvo hundred and twelve acres, im fas, ou uie Calu
wall llranck of Oil Creek.
The property ha. been erlllrally examined by a Conv
tnlilfe appointed for Uiat purp.Hie, and the teni.ory bto
nout eed, In their ja.lKraeot, to b. fully eqnal lo that oq Ot
Ore, alonr whloh the larycat oU wella ever discovered
have been fcund.
The lamlt retenible tlioae on Oil oroek tn every partiea
lar, and It la believed, from the tarirft namber of oil
piiiuta In rloie proximity, that .valuable wells will bo "
oiiened on both these trace.
Tbo manannueat kave already aocurrd several OBtBOf
andeiiKasada oui.t'lent auiwrlutendent, with a Tlow tO)
hmmedlate and eneriretlc developnrent.
A large portion ot tkote tract, la bottom, Ian admirably
adapted fur boring
afcveral oonip.n ea are organized on landa troraedlaterir
adjoining thle territory, among which are the Brings ud
CrcacantOllConipanlri of Ph'l.delphla.
In pre.entluM the llrake I'etioleum Company to ttia)
public, the 1 lrectora atk tout their acheme anoald be ex
amined, and aubacrlntlone made to the el lock in full tkltal
as to ll urvaoct and protective value
T MA8KIKS DO t'CT, Preeldent.
TUiiMAS D. WATrsON, Vlco-rrotldeni.
BAMUKL WOHK., Treasurer.
t nb.crlptlona will bo received at the Hanking Hoate of
o WOHK, UeCOUCU CO.,
U-T-lf lo. lU. tlllaU Sueet.
HE BUOHANAN KOYALTY
OIL. COMPANY.
CAriTAI s ytoo.on
tO.CCO SHAHt'S PAR VaLUK tflO.uO
ritKKIIiKNT-JOH. ALF.XANI1KB.
TllEAHI ItKIt .IOIIN W. TOIiRBY.
oECUKTAKY-WM 8 LANC.
MKKCTOItS.
A. O. CATTFI.L, President Corn Exchange JTatlen.l
Dank, Philadelphia.
F.I.WAK1J JAMt8,ol the house of riiom.n U.ctuirJ.
on A Co., I'hradrli.hia
JOHN Al kX ANlil.K, No. l'J. Arch atreot, Pollaila
DAVID VaM.KHVtl.lt, No Sik) K TUIueeulk alrert,
PhUadelphla.
J. ft. LV DAY, ritt.hiirg.
X. K. I'OUTKH, M. !.. Wllmllmton.
WM. t). LARK, Fluladi-k,nia.
OUlou No. 1 18 H. Ft IURTH " tr.t,
piiii..r.Ei.i'aiA,
The properry of ti l. C. m,n.v eonilt's of OU Lan.l,
Leaaea, and tiroand Kent It.aarvea or ttujialttea of all tl.e)
oil produoed on the "A. Biu'htnan Farm." on Oil Ci'eea
And awo, all the oil and uuceiirround d. posit. In two hun
dred aoraa of laud on Caat Hlekory crunk, Venaiujro ooaaty
rennaylvauia.
There are about one liondred and titty inn-eyed oil Vote
on the 'A. Buchanan Farm," over alxty of which are
leased to Oral elaae operators, evonteoo wella are aovr
prvduclntT oU : everai are now bekog tea tad with ood
pcv.pocta, and twenty or llilrty baenti bored at varloita
taao of prtaoas,
Aa a solid protmatnf anva.tmant United number of
Ml paid aharoe, of (IU por aura, mar be obiainod at tl
each, aiioai application te any of too uUlours, or tut tho
otTlee of iam Company.
The proepeotuj. ooaialailng s roll deeertpllon of the Oou
pany 't aroporty, un be obtalued at.ha amo. 11-SK- lut
TETUOLi:UM OIL STOCKS. .
V7. A. HAMTTiL,
Ti: 917 WALMUT Htroet.
FOB IALC, ,
AIX IHE LBADINQ UIVTDKND-FATINd
Oil-. BTOCS8. ' J
A LAO, '
OKiauil mtocjumoaa '
.eeetvod In, tke ireoMrooitoi ikokeot CaissoiHe
WgaslslBf , (Sjdar tke dtrecliaa of goaUaaaeaj of oaoorlMat
Ml sadoabtad awauiuut. Coll and gel t UlreoUr. i -