TLis having occurred after the election
of lluchRnmin, but lit lore his inauguration,
Governor Geary nildresacd htm letters,
Meting t!ie truo condition of nfl'uirs; but ro
ceiveil no reply. Ho did, liovcevrr, receive
rptisitive tviilenco, from otlicramirees, Hint
tlio newly elected Freeidrnt hud abandoned
the true Doiuoono'ic principles and adopt
cd the plat form of Ihc "Xtiihnal Vnnocra
,'." llence, (Governor licnry resolved lit
ou-se not to liokl uu of lieu under his ndmin
istrutum. and on tliu day lio was installed
in the Presidential rliuir, wroto and for
warded his resignation as flpvernor of Kan
ens. Un the lUiu of March, 1 857, ho left
tho territory, and again returned to the
fjuicUule of private life, Had Governor
Hoary lren unstained in his- honest and
'Manly ctmrsiv in Kansas, by tho adminis
tration at Washington, tlicro is reason to
believe the destructive war through which
we Lave just passed, and was then for
ehadnwed, anil even threatened, might
never have oeuurred. and tho hundreds of
thousands of bravo soldiers who now sleep
the sleep of death, would fce living to bless
with their presence ihehomra made so sadly
desolate.
Although Governor Geary thus refused
all conueetion or fellowship with the ' X.i
tionul bemoerntic l'urty." he persisted in
hdhering to the doctrine lie advocated in
California sixteen years ago, and utill- more
recently in Kansas, that the institution of
slavery should not be forced upon an un
willing people, and n ever hesitated to ex
' press his disapprobation of the institution
in all its foYms, sentiments which have since
formed the basis of the Union Republican
platform. Hence, niter his return from
Kansas he associated himself with the party
tlmt sustained, Stephen D, Don alas, which
was greatly :truni nt:d in breaking up the
pro-slavery faction, and efVectili'i tho elec
tion of Abraham Lincoln to the Presidency,
u result which he foresaw and was desirous
of having accomplished.
No sooner was the result of that election
Known, tliau plans were being adopted by
the ''National Democracy'' to fulfill their oft
reiterated threat to destroy the 1'nion. Con
sequently, when titter the inauguration of
Mr. Lincoln, a war against rebellion became
iunviti'ble, Governor Geary was again among
the Ur:t to otier Ins military services to the
'government. Ho raised and equipped, at
his own expense, t he Twcnty-Kighth Kegi
tnent of lVnnsjivauia Volunteers, which he
took the command. With tlii splendid re
giment, nutnlering over sixteen hundred
men, he entire I tho lield in July, 1801 , and
continued in active sirviee during the entire
l'ltir years of the war, with the exception of
twenty-eight days, and when he was incapa
citated lor duty by wounds received in bat
tle.
Tor meritorious deeds he was promoted ;
.a tlie rank of I5ri;,"ulicr General on the 2!Hh !
of April, lSfli, anil Hrcveted .Major General j
January 12th, ISO'S, ' for fitness to command '
und promptness to execute." j
irora reports hied m the office of the Sec
ot
hTb. MA a a ER, Editor t Proprietor.
B. WILVERT, Publisher.
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 18(10.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Of Cumlierland County.
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDED CB.
I'niLAUKt.rniA, March 21, 1800.
One would hardly have been credited, if
one year since, ho had predicted that business
in March, 1800, would ho in a worse condi
tion than it-was at that time. Rut it is never.
Ihcless to. Merchants must purchase goods
to keep up their Btock with full knowledge
that almost ever article is daily coming down
in price. Tho result is, that no ono expects
to make anything iu business this year, nnd
many will be thankful if they do not lose
all tlu v have made the past three or four
years. The decline is not, however, much
as yet, on foreign goods. Silks arc yet com.
paratively high, hut with the gradual decline
in gold they must come down. As a gcucral
thing all business men arc opposed to the
policy of Secretary McCullouch in withdraw
ing the Government "green-backs,"' which
- - - t..i i I... . 11 !...-
pay no mieiesi, uy convening mem into a
permanent loan bearing interest. This policy,
some contend, would enable tho banks to
resume specie payments in less than six
months, but would epread ruin and clisastc1"
over the whole country. Tho impression is
daily growing stronger that thiee hundred
millions, the limit of tho issue of the Nation
al Ranks, is not sufficient for thu increased
business of tho country, and the amount now
in circulation, double that sum is not too
much.
It is a singular fact that here, as almost
every where else, the demand for houses has
been greater than could be supplied and all
this after a disastrous war, in w hich not only
many thousands have been killed, north and
south, but millions in the south rendered al
most bankrupt.
Frovisious ore gradually coming down
and the necessaries of life will soon reach
their proper level. In passing through
Franklin market yesterday, I priced a num
bcr of articles. Fine quality of beef steaks
were offered at 20 cents per pound choice
cuts such as sold formerly nt 03 and 40 cts.
at 2o cents. A fine leg of mutton at 18 cts
or about 4 cts.
less than prices in our neighborhood. Po.
tatoes are worth from 80 to 00 cents. Many
articles arc still held at a high figure owing
to the supply not being equal to the de
mand. That is the case in regard to paper,
which is as high ns ever.
1 1H5
Nkw YotiK, March 13. A sncciul des
patch from Toronto, C. W., to the JleralJ,
says: The Fenian excitement has somewhat
subsided here, but It still rages on the fron
tier.
The Government bos not relaxed its pre
parations to receive tho invaders every where.
The tity is full of volunteers, who nro
compelled to wear their uniforms nnd side
arms at all tunes, uniler penalty ot arrest.
A number ot regulars nro stated to be ou
their way from Quebec.
All the forts are being emptied, nie
troops daily parade and drill, und tho city
looks like a ace besieccd..
Forces nro being inarched towards tne
frontier as fust they arrive, nnd are organized
nnd equipped. The magazines and arsenals
are guarded night and day by picked men.
.Numocrsot men, believing mere was no
dauuer ef a Fenian invasion, refused to turn
out, and were hand cuffed and marched off
to tho barracks. Sonio few, who were
alarmed, fled to the interior, while another
small detachment left for tho States.
General orders have been issued from tho
Governor Gencrul's office placing tho whole
volunteer torco under martial law, nnil
making Lieutenant Genera! Mitcheloomman-dor.
Titii Fkniax Military ExcrrKMiiNT in
Canada.
New Yonn, March 13. It is said hero
that it has been reliably ascertained that the
military excitement going on in Canada is
the result of direct special commands from
tho Court of Great Uritain, for tho purpose
of diverting tho Fenian lirotherhood from
Ireland as llio grand objective, nnd to pre
cipitate tho union of the Provinces, with
Prince Alfred on an American throne. 1 lie
agents of England aro now hero with gold
to carry out this plan, but they have beeni
foiled by the detective system of tho Fenian
lirotherhood, which ramifies society in this
country even to the stables of Sir Edwin
lirtice, at Washington, it nu the Uovcrnor
Generul of Canada. Further particulars of
these astounding developments w ill bo given
to tho iniolic. Tho bearer of there des
patches from the Queen of England, nnd
who carried the orders abovo relerred to, is
a Fenian, and is cow in New lork.
Several barrel filled with dismembered
human bodies und unjointed limbs, from
uiBBecwng vaults oi me meuicui univgts,
wcro found on Wentworrti aveuue, Chicago,
the other morning, where they liutl been
deposited in the night without the slightest
Attempt at burial.
Hon. J. Morehend is urged M a candidate
for Congress in the Pittsburgh district.
An English widow hns recovered $33,000
from a ruilrond compnnv for killing her
husband.
Tho St. Louis Krvt mentioTis a former
New Orleans District Judge, now acting as
a paper carrier la that city.
Mallory, the ex-rebel Secretary of the
Navy, has been released from Fort Lafayette
in consequence of ill-health.
A correspondent of the Hamilton Times,
writing from the Canadian oil region, re
ports that the Siamese twins have been there
prospecting for oil.
A drunken man was taken from a house
of ill-fame to tho lock-up in Washington,
the other nicht. when noon his person were
found a roll of thr-ee thousand dollars and a
piviicr showing that ho wus a Judge of a
IT.ifn1 ChihM rsxf in n TVnutitt-M Stu.tn
VII1IVU -KJIlki9 'UII . .1 . 1110.V.'U h'.Wfc-..
mtii-i i( iv.ip If n...1nn.... ,1....:... !.; i
term of sirviee General Geary was engaged
in over fifty hotly contested battles and im
portant skirmishes, betides many others of
lesser note. Among these engagements may
be especially ntmed that of "Bolivar
Heights, '' "Cedar Mountain," three days'
light at Chanccllorsville, tho struggle nt
lettysburg. which also lasted three days,
aud resulted in driving back the enemy
"rom tho soil of Pennsylvania, "Wauhat
cliie," "Lookout Mountain." "Mission Ridge'
"Ringgold," -Triano," "Mill Creek and
Snake Creek Gaps," 'Resaca,' (two davs.)
"New Hopn Church." (seven davs,) "Muddy
Creek," "Noses Creek," "Kerb's Faim,"
'Kent'snw,' 'Pino Hill,' 'Marietta,' 'Peach
i ree Creek,' feige and capture of Atlanta,
twenty days), seigo of Savannah, (ten days)
which was captured by Ids division ten
hours before any other tronpg reached that
city, as w as also Fort Jackson, both of wlri,ch
places were surrendered in person to General
Geary. In this capture three hundred and
fifty prisoners, one hundred and fourteen
pieces of artillery, thirty-eight thousand five
aundred bales ol'cottou and (We ocean stea
mers, with un immense variety of ammuni
tion and ot Ik r stoics, fell into the hands of
he victors.
Upon the rapture of Savannah General
Geary w as appointed by Major General Slier
man its ..Military Governor, which position
tie filled with signal credit to himself until
he was relieved, that l.c might accompany
the triumphant army of Sherman in its fur
ther march through tho Carolina, in the
battle of Bolivar Heights he received a se
vere wound in the right knee, nnd at Cedar
Mountain ho was slightly wounded in the
"left ankle, and seriously through the elbow
joint of the left arm. lie was also struck in
the right breast and severely injured by tho
fragment of a shell at t.'hancello'rsville. Ilia
. two sons accompanied him to the field, the !
eldest of w hom, a young man of eighteen
years, who had advanced himself by sterling
ability to the command of batterywith the
rank of Captain, and gavo promo" of the ut
most capacity and usefulness, was killed at
the battle of Wauhatchie. "At the time
that ho fell." says an eloquent writer, 'he
was acting ns Lieutenant of one section of
Kuapp's Battery. As an artillerist ho had
no superior iu the army. His gun was his
pride. lie was always beside her, jind his
niiii was unerring. At this battle, about
twelve hundred and fii'iy men under com
mand of General Geary, were attacked from
an eminence, by live thousand of the enemy,
at twelve o'clock at night. Tho unequal
fight wus gallantly accepted, and though
the command was at first thrown into some
FIVE CENT riFXICS.
Washington. March 10. The bill intro
duced by Representative Kasson to-day,
and referred to tho Committee on Coins and
Coinage, contemplates the coinage of five
cent pieces composed of copper and nickel,
altera design by tho director of the mint,
designed to take the place of tho live cent
paper currency.
TAX ON SAVINGS BANKS.
Aetintf Commissioner Whitmun, of the
Internal Revenue Bureau, lias given instruO'
Hons w ith repaid to the collectiomot the
tax due from Savings Banks, the decision
of the Commissioner with resrvect to that
matter having been sustained by the United
btnte3 Supremo Court. I he banks arc UaWe
under the decision, to a tax of one-twenty
fourth of onepcrccut. upon moneys received
invested or loaned by them.
SUMMARY OF NEWS-
I'Tho Hon. Frank Jordan, of Bedford
county, has been appointed chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee. Mr.
Jordan is nt present the State agent at
Washington, nnd is well known throughout
the interior of the State as a gentleman of
ability and integrity.
-
The Salem (O.) AdciH-ate tells a sad story
of a young lady being frightened to death
under the following circumstances :
"I wo ladies living alone were preparing
to retire, when some one rapped at the door,
nnd on inquiring who knocked nnd receiv
ing no answer, ono of thu Indies started
across t'.io floor to an adjoining room, and
dropped dead from sheer fright. This
brought a shriek from tho icmniuing lady
as she ran to her sister s ossistnncc : iust
then the door opened, and in rushed the
brother of the two ladies, wdio had beeu
mourned for as dead uenrly three years. He
stated that he intended a uice surprise for
his sisters by not making himself known
until after they had admitted him, and judge
of his grief on lcandug that his surprise hud
resulted in the death of one of his much
loved sisters."
disorders, they speedily rallied, and not only
The E'cisisj'Itumisi EVsitocrary unl
Ihc Erciteut.
It will be remembered that the late Cop
perhead Convention of Pennsylvania, after
nominating Mr. Clymer for Governor, passed
a resolution indorsing tho President's policy.
A sub committee was appointed to come on
here and present tho resolution in persou.
This grateful mission was essayed a few
evenings since. The committee were ad
mitted to t.n audienepwith the Presideut,
and were proceeding, after tho most ap
proved fashion, lo assure him that the De
mocracy of Pennsylvania had designed no
empty compliment ; that they had watched
his recent action with no ordinary gratifica
tion ; nnd that they should stand by him
ana lus Administration so long as lie bo
nobly adhered to the sacred Constitution
Before tho peroration wa3 reached, t'.ic
President broke in upon them with the suii
uestiou that "the wisest thing they could do
was to go home and change their ticket."
Five bales of cotton, bought lately by one
ot the Lowell, Jlass., manufacturing com
panics, contained nearly one thousand
pounds of sand, which had been bought at
lorty-scvon cents n pound.
There is a proposition iu Virginia for a
uuion between the "Disciples ' or "Cumpbcl
lities" and the Baptists; a meeting with
reference to it will be held in April or May
next, in Richmond.
"Grandpa Davis," who lives near Knox
ville, Tennessee, is the father of twenty-nine
children, all but one of whom aro living,
and twenty-live ot whom served in the
Union army.
There were in China, one hundred and
eighty-seven missionaries, includiui; ladies,
Of these ninety-two lira Americuus, seventy
eisht uro English, and eighteen are Ger
man.
Pittsfield, Mass., is having a violent at
tack of mad dog fever. Thirty persons wcro
bitten last Thursday, and tho city authori
ties have ordered tho immediate killing of
all unlicensed dogs, and the chaining up of
others as a precautionary measure.
The State Senate has agreed to adjourn
nine die on April 5th.
An incendiary attempt was made to burn
the church at Pottsville, last week.
repulsed, but 'drove from the Meld tho vastly j believed that they had made n fatal mis-
iupenor numbers ot the CLcmy. In the hot- iase in me numinauug tmcu a uiuu, es-
te.H of the tight
-in the act of sighting
his 1 pcc.iully at this particular time, with melt
character. Tho fast seen of the Pennsvlva
nia Committeemen they were making for
the Baltimore depot, iu u fearfully dtmurali
zed frame of mind. A. 1. Inlntne.
'gun, Ida forehead pierced with a bullet,!"1'11'1' remarks of a similarly encouraging
young (jeary I 1 1 . ini.l instantly expired. II13 I
t'other coming to the spot, cbisped in an
agonizing embrace (ho lifeless form of his
boy then, mounting his horse, dashed wild
ly into the lliieUest ranks of the fee, ami
rwlu like an avtugiug spirit over that bloody
tield until the enemy were utterly routed
ami put to Might." 'This General Hooker
pronounces the most gallant and successful
cliir, ?e tint h-u come "in Ins knowledge du
ring the war.
In his o!R. rial rrport of this baltle General
H o';er guy : "Heivng tijceo operations a
heavy musketry tire, with ranid discharge
of artillery, continued to reach us froui Gca
, ry. It was evident that a formidable adver
sary had gathered tiround him und that he
was buttering him with nil his might. For
almost three hours, without assistance, ho
repelled the repeated attacks of vastly supe
rior number'!, and, in the. end, drove them
i'r.glorioualv lYo:n the lield. At ono time
, they had enveloped him on three sides, un
''der circumstances that would have dismayed
uny ollieer except one endowed with an iron
will and the most exalted courage." Sinn
n'lUK I'llAIlACTKU OF GliNKIlAI, GliAUY !
All lira In IVlroIeum.
The Reno Oil and Land Company, whose
advertisement is elsewhere printed, is orgnn
teed upon the. basis that is not only prudent
and conservative, out at the same time en
tcrpnsing, bo.d and profitable. I he great
objection to all on companies, being from
the panic, and fever ofmaiiv mad specula
tions, is avoided in the organization of this
companv. Tho stock is secured beyotu
peradventure of loss by the deposit of the
capital sloe It ill llio minus oi trustees, to ue
by them, placed in the Xutional Treasury
or deposited in Governuieut Securities.
is not only secured, but every share will be
redeemed at par, on presentation ut the of-
liee of tho Company. Thus the Reno tock
is virtually a legal tender oil stock, and may
be used as a bight draft ou New York, or
collateral security upon a loan, llio pro
perty if the Company is ono of the finest iu
the oil region, the lauds having already been
tested by sinking wells, every ono of w hich
has yielded a pajiug supply of oil. Ko
other campuny has ever shown a result so
gratifying. Wo are glad to see that a com
pany has ut lust been started which, in its
Young '' in Lawrence, Kansas, have to
many to get shelter from the weather; !and-
liHiirs there take nouc but married people
The unfortunate voutliRsnv it is a cousnirnrv i
between the youn ladies ami tho boarding- princely management, seems to be worthy
house keepers. V i ot tuu womienui business oi retroicum
i Sow, at last, Petroleum is becoming a busi
Bohemia, according U estimate, had nt , ncss nnd not a speculation. As such we wel
oo nine. iuv,u'io ciuouicn in ueen on au.uuu come tho Reno stocu to a position among
i-quiiru nines, auo. a wruer irom in rrairtc the best securities in America,
;-if'tij- does not neaitate to say that no
square mile of the West is ever likely to be
overstocked with bees.
'f the moon
h. tlU.'M
occur on the
; at fifty -three
.3 t'UiU i. Cf'.V-
-'..A' i!.rcni' l
Twenty-eight millions of bushels of salt
ara unnuully consumed iu the United States,
of which amount about one half is imported,
'I hc r uaotitv of salt manufactured iu this
ocuniry is Bteadiiy oo .bo irn'.rtiiso, and per
bap:i hi lei Tim wit, hi --"j o tjlucit,-H
s ijip'y rui w..ui.s wuhoat hey iraporutif
package of $4,000 wui i-toleu from the
xpress car on tlie J-no i Pittsburgh Bail-
road last week.
Tho Hariisburg Tiharoph says that it is
again proposed to locate the Supreme Court
ot the State permanently jit llarrisburg.
Two men were accomodated with lodging
nt one of tho Philadelphia ttation houses
last week, who, ten years ago, were leading
nnd influential merchants. Rum sent them
to tho watch house.
The citizens of Allegheny township, Arm
strong county, are much excited over tho
discovery of u tuuslance closely resembling
gold. It is found in a flinty bluish rock,
said to bo n species of quartz.
The New Hampshire election occurred on
Tuesday. Returns indicate thu success of
the Republican ticket by about 3,000 ma
jority.
On the 21st ult., a mrl in Pnwtucket. R.
I., named Mary E. Tapev, tried tho old
trick of pouring kerosene ou the fire. She
had the usual success, und died in agony.
A little boy recently died ut West Bethel,
Maine, iu consequence of anothei boy piling
stones, while at play, on his stomach, while
lying down, bo that he could cot rise.
Tho bell which for forty Tears called tho
students together at Williams College, Berk
shire, .Mass., has been given to a uussionarv
church in Syria, aud is now doing service in
mat tar distant land.
Tho awed .policeman took him home.
DcBow's Southern Uetiew estimate that
the expense of planting 1,009 acres in cot
ton und Z5U acres in corn now is fi4.4iiu,
nnd the income from on ordinary crop on
that amount of land now is $150,000, leav
ing a margin of net profits of $84,000.
The Ohio papers report cases of the spot
ted fever iu Warren county. It generally
attacks children, and has proved fatal in nl
most every cose.
The Oconto (Wis.,) Lumbtvman says that
upwards of eight tons of hike trout have
been caught at the Green Island fishery this
winter.
The Elmira Casctlc f.a'3 over one thoitS'
and persons in that city have mado a pro.
fession of religion during the Into revival.
The ninth volume of Mr. Bancroft's His
tory of the United. States may be expected
within a few weeks.
Boxes containing munitions of war re
being shipped from Philadelphia to the
headquarters of the Fcninns at JScw lotk
I ho bonds of the Irish Bepniblfe arc meet
ing with a ready sale.
An illustration of the "ups and downs" of
life, tho St. Louis AeiM mentions a former
ftiiw Orleans Distuct Judge now as a paper
carrier in that city.
The cost of the new rnilrond bridge nt
Aibnuy was t, 100,000. Tho New York
Central is said to own ono-hall nnd the
Western and Hudson River each a quarter.
Mr. James Preston, one of the largest
pencil growers of southern Ohio, inform the
Gar!iroli8 Journal that the crop for this
year is gone killed by the recent cold
weather.
In Milford, Mass., last Saturday evening,
a bright and promising daughter of Moses
Harris, was shockingly burned by the fall of
n kerosene lamp, nnd died in a few hours.
Mr. Harris, in trying to quench the flumes,
was himself badly burned.
A citizen of Lafayette, Ind., presented his
wife w ith four Government bonds on New
Year's day, and she deposited lliem for sufe
keeping in a bureau drawer, to which the
mince obtained ucccss, and destroyed.
There were twenty-four divorce cases iu a
single county iu Yermontlast week.
Bitumious coal, of which hogs will eat
from ona-to two pounds per day, is regard
ed by the Prairie Farmer as "a sure preven
tive of hog cholera."
The Syracuso (X. Y.) Courier mention?
the death of William Oley, a pensioner of
1612, at tlie advanced ugo of one hundred
and six years and seven days.
A dry, wnrm soil seems most favorable
to the production of honey. White clover,
even, when it grows on low, marshy land,
has little or no honey in it.
A comespondent of the Albany Citltitatur,
in talking about tight barns, says farmers
may choose between late-cut hav, open sheds
and bone; or early hay, tight barns and lut
stock.
Bayard Taylor has introduced anew water
melon which keeps through tho winter. He
obtaiued the seeds from Yolga, Russia, from
a melon grown on the shores of the Caspian
Sea.
A Chicago firm, dealing in tobacco and
cigars, has just been convicted of muking
false income returns.- 1 tie penalties amount
to newly $20,000.
One account of tho recent marriage of the
Princess Anna Murat says tliut the whips of
the coachmen cost twenty dollars each, and
the silk stockings of tho footmen thirty dol
lars a pair.
A Wisconsin paper speaking of the efforts
to develop tho lead mines by deep mining,
claims tuut there are in the Ualena mines
two thousand square miles of mineral land,
ot which one thousand square miles are
good for digging anywhere.
Mr. James Preston, one of the largest
peach-growers of Southern Ohio, informs
the Gallipolis Journal that tho crop for this
year is uono killed by the recent cold
w cut her.
SPRAnmo Fisrt. The Canadians are hav
ing rare Bport catching fish -with spears.
It is said that upwnrd'of thirty spearing
houses havo been erected upon Burlington
Bay. The following is the method of catch
ing fish by the spear :
The house Is rendered impervious to tho
light, nnd a circular hole of about a yard in
diameter is cut in the ice. The hoase, being
dark, renders the wntcr quite clear, nnd the
fishermen can sro to the bottom. A small
decoy fish, mudo of wood nnd painted in
brilliant colors, is properly weighted nnd
worked in the water by means ot a string ;
HTound this the fish disport themselves, and
the expert spenrsman can select the largest,
nnd by a dexterous throw of his spear pierce
it with tho prongs. Some of the finest fish
are caucht by this means, as tlrcy lcnrlcssiy
approach the decoy and appear unaware of
the proximity of danger.
A Chicago dispatch contains a report of
the freezing to ueatu ot Hires young ladies.
Ihc dispatch sars:
"On the night of the 13th ult., three young
ladies, named Louisa aud Mary Landaker,
and Amanda Prcstcr. were frozen to death
near Chain Lake Centre, in Minnesota. They
had been to a singing school, nnd started
tor homo three miles distant. During tneir
progress they besamo involved in a furious
snow storm, and could not escape. A young
man who was with them, nttcr being out
one day nnd two nights, finally readied
home, nearly frozen to death, with the dead
bodies of the .young ladies in the sleigh.
TlfC nnssarto of the constitutional amend
ment abolishing slavery in this country, was
celebrated in London, -on the 15th ulu, by a
large meeting at lxeter Hall.
A fire occurred nt Joddo, Japan, on tho
28th of January. Thirty thousand houses
wcro destroyed.
An attractive widow' named Bradley, 28
years old, has recovered $ 20,000 damages in
Wilkcsbarrc, Pu., from a widower 02 years
old, named Reynolds, for breach of promise.
Mobile planters, in great numbers, are
flocking to New Orleans for the purpose of
procuring loans, of buying agricultural im
plements, und to' make urjungenients for
their planting. If tho planters ran get
ready cash uow to carry out their plans,
there is hope of obtaining the 8,500.000
bales that some writers figured out for next
season.
RocttniLL & Wilson, Men's CLofrrixa.
Rockhill & Wilson, Boys' Clothing.
Rockhill & Wilson, Fine Clothing.
Rockhill Wilson, Clothing oi an graacs.
Rockhill & Wilson, Clothing made to order.
Rockhill & Wihon,
Dron Stone Clothing Hall,
,093 and 003 Chestnut street.
Some of the London merchants have in
stituted a custom cf charging an admission
fee to their stores. The lady sight-seers can
enter by paying a small fee, and examine
all the latest styles and costumes without
making any purchases, unless disposed to
do so.
The Time, after expatiating on the want
of unanimity in the Russell Cabinet, sajsit
is not surprised at the rumor that Russell
has asked the Quccti to relieve him of his
duties.
Tlie condition of Fenian affairs is un
changed. Arrests continue plentiful in all
directions, and arms and ammunition were
frequently seized. Tho provisions of the
peace-preservation act have been further extended.
"DON'T BE FOOLISH." You can make
Six Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and ex
amine an invention urgently needed by every
body. Or a sample sent free by ttiail for 00
cents that retails easily for $0, by R. L.
WOLCOTT, 170 Chatham Square, N Y.
Brpt. 1, 1885. ily.
To Conmimptlre.
Thi advertiser, having been reatored to holth fn
a fow week! by a very itmple ruiedy, after hnviYig
ufTcred for aovorat yeari with a jevero lung suection
nd flint dread disease, Consumption Is anxious to
rosko kDown to his fellow auffercrs the means Of
cure.
To all who Aesiro it, b.0 will lend a copy of tbe
proscription used (free of charge), fclth tbe dirco
lions for preparing and Using the same, which they
will find a sun Cona lor CoNSUMrTios, asthma
Uno.iciims, Cocoas, Colds, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. Tho only object of tho advertises
in sending tbe prescription is to benefit the afflicted
and spread Information which ho conceives to be in
valuable, and bo hopes every sufferer will try ni
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove
ablesslni!.
1'n.rtics wishing the prescription, rnEE, iiy return
mail, please address
Uev. EDWARD WILSOV,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co , Now York,
flntmnry 13, 1805 ly.
I-af'ncH, Itllndsiews and t'nlnrrh,
Treated with (lie ntmoit succow by Dr. J. ISAACS
Ooulist and Autist, (formerly of Lcj-den, Holland.)
No. 511 Pino street.- 1'biladelpbia. Testimonials
from the most relinble sources iu tho City nnd Coun
try can be teen at his office. Tho medical faculty are
invited te ncTsotnpany tbeir patients, as ho has no se
crets in bin practice. Artificial Eyes, inserted with
out Vinin. 'e 'Aitrge made for examination.
July 22, 1365. ly
.llaulioixl: liow I-osif how lC-stol--d.
Just published, ft ticw odition of Dn. 'Craven
Willi's Cklemiatipti Essay on tho radical c.uTe
(without medicine) of Spermatorrhea, ot settiinal
Wenkness. Involunturv Seminal Losses, Imyotency,
Mental und Physical Incapacity. Impediments to
.MunioKo, etc.; also, Consumption. i.pilepsy,nua r its
induced by olf-indul?enco or sexual extravagance.
i tf-l"rien, in a scnlcu envelope, only n cents.
The oelcbrated author in this adtuirublo essay
clearlv demonstrates, fnmi ft thirty vcars' successful
practice, that the lUoraiinp! consequences of self buio
may be radioally cured without the dangorous u.c
tit internal medicine the application of tho knife
nointiiiir out a mode of cure at onco simple-, certain,
and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, ro
tniittvr whnt bis condition niy bo, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically
-T!iii Leoture should be in tho hands of every
youth and every man in mo lunu.
Sent, under aeul, in nlnin envelope to any ad
dress, post-psid, on receipt of six cents, or two post
stuuiiis. Aiiiircss ino rniijiiwor.i.
CtlAS. J. O. KLINE A CO ,
127 Pnnerv. New York, IVrt Office box 4, WO
March 17, IfioU. ly
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
If your bowels ste costive,
TIIY THE.r.
If you have worms,
TRY THEM.
If youi breath is bad,
TRY THEM.
If you feel drowsy,
TUY THEM.
If you are low spiiitcd,
' TPY THEM.
If Tou have a sick headache,
TRY THEM.
If ru hfire taken a drop too much,
TAKE A FULL DOFE.
They only Cost 25 cents a box,
TRY THEM.
HlucMi.o, and other preparations of Mercury actunllv
produce nioro BufleriHif and dculh llian the diseases which
they profes t cure. And yet this corrosive mineral so
Irnounml by the allopathic dorters, is prwrribed by
them almost universally m Liver Complnii,. footainption
n li)ilgfl, Vc,
THE MANDRAKE PILLS
rnecomrK'SAd cwirclynf r,K..,1 ),!, 0bt.i,lc.l from
ll.e Ureal sioiehiruseof Nam're.rmdthnr Riluiarr effects
will appear as soon us the medicine ImHirht in the ten
a fair enm-fnnent. SCHK.L'K'MAIMliHAKi:Pll.l.S
do not produce any nausea or mcl(M.'f ,, tun;lt.h;
hut when given for Dyspepsia, It mny m nmpn to Wr
them in connection wall HCHKNCK'M SI-AWl'KD
TONIC. Hy this judicious trentineul the diiiriaive facul
ties are speedily restored to Ihi ir full vigor, rind Ihe wont
roses ol indigestion may be cured. .
When we leHect that Ihe liver is the larcest internal
organ of the Oody, that to it is nss.nrd the important
duty of filtering the blood and preparing lh. bile, that it
is subject to many disorders, and tlmt uk.,, .i a
or toncuv! the whole body suffers symuatli.ui-ally. it m
not surprising tbit a medicine which can restote ihe
healthy operations of the Liver should produce wondeil ul
changes iu the general health, nnd iffcct cures which mtiv
... . ' " . aicuuuuneoi lone cotl-
T
Nearly thirty whisky tlistiilcrii's wcro
seized in Now York on Saturday last for
violation of tho internal revenue luvvs. Many
ingenioutly contrived plans for evading the
law were drought to light.
Tho New Bedford (Moss.) Mercury states
that the ship cirpentcrg of that city are now
thar;in thirty-five cents an hour for their
labor. Work upon two ships were suspend
ed ou Mouday, in coiisequunce of this ad
vance. One of the mobt exteusivo robberies oo
record in this or any other country, was
perpetrated in New York on Saturday.
Government bonds to the amount of s roil
liou and a hnlf of dollars were abstracted
from the bnnkiug house of Hufus Lord, in
Exchange Place. Tho property was stolen
from a safe in tho daytime. A reward of
130,000 is offered.
There are twenty-ouo editors in the Iowa
Legislature.
A woman jumped off tho ferry boat Into
the Ohio at Cincinnati ouo night last week
and was drowned.
i ue city ot bt. I'uut tins refused to pay a
claim of $15,000 for gas, aud is consequcuce
ci. ruui is in darkness.
A couple were married at Dubuque, Iowa,
ou luesuar, itn tne consent nt their Da.
1 reuts, thu bride ouly 14 years of age. .
fiua v is three feet deep in Northern Wis
i.ocin, nd iLu slock is sufVtring very much.
Horse flesh is now regularly sold in the
licensed markets of Ptiriu. A butcher
slaughters and sells, under the eye of a gov
ernuieut inspector, horse flesh to all whose
appetites havo been cultivated to that deli
cate poiut.
San Francisco statistics exhibit a very re
niarkable growth iu population during the
war. In 18G0 there were 90,000 citizens:
in 180ri, 110,000. The Bulletin thinks that
there will he a less rapid increase in the lu
ture. Its estimate tor 1870 is 1UU,U00.
lfusiticss in Iev Ui leans must be pros
perous. ihe papers puoiisn triple or
or quadruple sheets almost every, day; and
tbe last number of tho Times, which has
reached us, had eighteen pages, "the lurgest
ever published in America as one of the
regular editions of a daily paper."
Bee keepers will be glad to learn that M
Duchcniin, a French chemist, after two
vears' patient observation, has discovered
the source of the parasite which attacks
those insects. Ho ban found the parasite on
the flowers of Uclianthui annus (llio gun
flower), and ou the bees, and hu has proved
conclusively that it gets upon tho bee from
this plant, and not upon the plant from tbe
ue.
Jarcd Sparks, the historian and ex-Pre
iJont of Harvard College, died at bis res
ideuce in Cambridge on the Hth iust., of
pneumouia.
Pennsylvania is tho ouly State, thus far,
which has actually assumed tbe care of tbe
children of ber dead soldiers, and 2000 o.
tht.e are now in school in tbe State. The
coat per pupil is about 150 per annum, ex
ciusive oi ciotuing.
It is positively stated that Senator Wal
lace bad written a letter to General Meade,
requesting him to accept the nomination of
tue t-oppcrneau party for Governor, and
Gen. Meado peremptorily declined thu prof
fered honor, and intimated to Mr. Wallace
that be was tbe friend of Gon. Jno. W. Geary.
Tbe Egyptian pforernment on tbe first of
January, for tbe first time, com mi need tbe
use of postage stumps.
. The Loudon Timet, in sonic remarks upon
Mr. Ihtncroft'a oration iu honor of President
Lincoln, says it is plain the speaker took
the opportunity to utter, nnil ji part of the
audience to npplaud, everything that could
oll'eiid the pride and rouse the indignation
of England. It says Mr. Bancroft probably
knows enough of England to he aware that
these harrangues have little effect here ; nnd
it asks, "Can this misehevous old man be
lieve that any purpose can be served iy
slandering two such countries as England
and France, in the presence of their repre
sentatives. The Times says the vigilance and activity
of the Government in relation to the Fe
nian movement in Aim ricn is questioned,
nnd in siiitu of Jlr. (Had-(one's wurniiius, it
thinks this was a propir subject for discus
sion in Parliament.
The Mississippi has overflowed the unre
paired leveo near Union ltougc, La.,' aud a
great Mood is anticipated.
A letter from Finnkfort-on-the-SIuine
says the emigration from Europe to this
country lis lbliti will reach ut leus. a00,000
dersons.
The consumption of w ines in Great Bri
tain last, vear reached a million of gallons
er month, just double what it was before
the reduction of duties.
Tho Lords of the Admiralty have just or
ered that in the British navy hids under
eighteen years of age shall be birched, but
not flogged.
I'hfre have already been six hundred balls
in New York this wiuter. They have '.icen
attended by 400,000 people, and the whole
expenses have been $i)'Jj,000.
Cotton crowing in the Sandwich Islands
is becoming very successful. About 1,200
pounds ol fcea Island cotton can oe raised
on an average, per ncre, aim tne puir.i is
perennial there.
A fire damp explosion occurred in the
Chicago (III.) Lake Tunnel, on Saturday
night, by which two ot the workmen were
severely burned. Since the commencement
of the work, these explosions have beeu frequent.
The San Antonio (Texas) Herald is charm
ed with the serene peace that prevails in
that citv: "With tho exception of fifteen or
twenty fights, and the exchange ot a few
friendly shots without uny unfortunate re
sults, nothing bus happened of moment in
two days."
It is estimated that tho Geo court martial
at Kaleigh, N. C, will oost the Government
at least 1100.000 before it is at an end. The
testimony thus fur for the prosecution is
replete with horrors only equalled py the
developments of tbe Wirz court martial.
The President of one of the leading Bos
ton banks has just bad his salary raised to
A m nin . . L' ,
fi i.uuupcr year ou
services.
fVoiilVHMiotiM mill S ',XM-l"il'lM'
OF AN 1XVAL1U.
Published for tho licncfitand a a caution lo young
men nnd others, nho suffer from Aorvous Ucbilily
rrcmntur Itecnv of llanliood, &c, supplying at the
suuic timo Hie means of self-cure. Uy ono who nas
cured himself n'tor undergoing consuloniblo quack
ery. Iiy enclosing A post-paid addressed envelope,
singlo cop:c., free of charge may ho had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings
Co, N. Y.
January 27, lSflfi ly.
Flour,
Wheut,
Rye,
Corn,
Oats,
lluckwlicat.
Flaxseed,
Cloversecd.
BUNBURY
$1:1 mi
2 40
100
1 00
45
till
J2 Ml
$7 00
MARKET.
Duller,
Tul low,
Lard,
I'nrk,
Uncoil,
Hani,
Shoulder,
tiiiuauce, severe pains iu the side, urewt unci ,iml,i,.r.
the limbs, a feelinr ol o.,....i T... ., .
wietcheduessf and other alarming m 0 ""
torn.1..ul,eat,veof imperfect or fli.ru!
MAN D It A K K 11 1.I J. "'eU,e ' WJHBNCK'a
Costiveiiess, piles, hitler or sour enictions, ,j ,),,
Indescribable feeling of oppression, menl.tl aniie y,
guor, lethargy, and depression of ininti which i ifcf .
iniin lorllie.liannge.neiltof business ami the enioyment
?iif V k SrPi'srSi"iVcd 0y tl,e u"c"1 SCIlUNCK'SJ&AfJ:
Dr Schisck. DearSu : I tukcplensuie in sending you
certihi-ate in addition m mm,,- ...... w...
ceivedfroin suffering humanity. 1 eatt searoely find i,I
...uieieniiy strung to express on- hmitfeit ertitif,ca
lion "f the wondciful cures your MANURAKK I'll I H
und HUAVVKKD TONIC have ertmed m the e.m.e e'tue
ol one nt the most stubborn cases of the ulTcclion of the
liver. I or three ear I stinVted beyond description;
ii I tit) frienils, as well lis myself, cone to the conclusion
that my time in this lite was h,.rt. Cueh was the terrible
- '" "';oi wub reutieen tlmt Ille to tne hail be.
lluinmatioii ; 1 could
come a burthen j my whole system was in a sute of
uuiumaiion ; could n..t eat, I could not slepj mv whule
..... ,. nun pain; swelling would arise in my
wrista mid uukles. renderini' ihrnumdlu .
tul ''Colons 1 was attacked with a rush of blind to the
lua.l, which would fell me to the around, aud I would be
cart ie.l away lor dead. I applied to several eminent
pl. 8 muis of our city, wh, ministered all the medicines
Unit they thought would re.ieli my cuse, hut of no avail
One of them said he could do no more for tne, and nd
vised inc, as a Inn resort, to drink coil liver oil. Not
relishing tlie hoirid trat-h 1 declined to lake it. Accident
put your advertisement iu mv hniuls. I called on you
vou examined me and told tne the imtuie of my dinease'
ou ihen ordered me Ihe Pills and Tonic with un obsetv
uiice of diet, pledging vour word Hint in one week I
would nnd mywl I' another nun. I followed y.uiradvice,
and, us you predicted, an astonishing cure was effected 1
continued your Pills and Tonic lor some time, and now
Ihniik (iod lor his goodness, and your valuable medicine
I am ouee more restored M perfect health. I most
earnestly recommend those who ure tum-img from afTcc
li. hi of the liver to ive your Pills and Tonic a fair trial,
and ii elite will be ill'eeleil I huve sent ninny pcrsoni to
you, und they have all been cured. Any information my
lellow citizens may require will he freely given by the
subscrilpcr, nt Ins lesidenee. No. 812 Federal street, be
tween fib street nnd Paps)inik mad
OIlAltl.KS JOHNSON. Pr
Formerly Printers' ink Manufacturer
Dn. SCHKNCK will be professional!)- nt his principal
Vmim' ?.'!' ''S: 31X111 ,"'' """ "' Commerce,
I nil. Alll'.l. PIMA, every futurdav, from 9 a. in until 4
p. in ;Vi. H'i llond Mreet; New York, eveiv Tuesday,
lioin 7 to I j r. a- Summer slrcet, Doston, Mass , every
WcdncHduy, from 9 to I), nnd evei7 other Friday at 106
Baltimore street. Haltiinore, Md. All advice free, hut
tor a thoioiigh examination of the lu igs with his IteBri
roineter the charge is three dollnra
Pi ice of the Pulmonic Svrup and Pea weal Tonic, enclt
f,'.5 p" ' 97su rer baif dozen; Mandrake
Pills, S.'i cents per li x.
Kor sale hy all Druggists ant Dea'cra.
Maiih IM, IS10 ly!
iFlJBLIG SAIjE.
"T 11.1. he sold, at tho residence of (ho sulworiher.
in Horough of Sunbury, two dmr south of the
Lutheran Chiiich, in Doer sheet, ON Tl'ESDAY,
THE 27th OF MARCH, lBOrt. Tim ft.lnwing pro
perty to. wit : 'f luce (.'locks. Chairs, fiijtean, Tables,
Jleilstonds, Cooking Slovc, Kitchen I'urnlliiro and
other Household Furniture too numerous to men
tion. Also, lot of ground, situnlo In tlio hurough nf
Suniiury, numbered in tlio general (dan nf said ho
ruugh us lot No. 2!7. being (id foot in front on Elder
berry street, and 2 10 in ilcptn vacant.
Also, two luis of ground situnlein tho ImroUgh of
Shaniokiu. bciiie lot No 1 in Mock 4:i , ami lut No.
2 In block 20 in the general plan of said borough ;
all vacant.
Sale of household furniture will commence nt In
o'clock A. M., nndthosnlo nf tlio lnts at 1 o'clock
V. SI., of said day, when the conditions will ho made
known by THOMAS Mod AW.
Sunbury, March 21. 1S68 It
xtw gooiTs voit sriuxG ' sai.f.s.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH & A It CHI STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
Ann o r k h I s a for
ik i:ci sai.hs-
FASHtONAItf.K XKW SILKS
Xovellies iu DKKWi OOODS.
New Styles HPKINO SHAWLS.
New Travelling DRESS HOODS. .
Fine Stook of NEW GOODS.
Magnificent FOl'LAKDS.
Splendid BLACK SILKS, 4c.
I". L. have their usual assortment of STAPLE
OOOPS. Also, CLOTHS, CASMMEKEN, VE.S
TINUS, Ac, Ac
P. S., Our prices am now urrangod to meet tho
vir.wiot iiuvnns : .
March 24, 1Bi)8. Ot
: RENO
OIL & LAND CO.
CAPITAL, ?IO,000,000. SHARES, $100 EACH.
STOCK GUARANTEED.
For every fchara of Stock issued, the' Far
Value (One Hundred Dollars) "
will be deposited in tho
TKKASUKY OF THE LMTED STATES
OB INVESTED IX
Ainl ill ay 1 i list! ru trn ly tlx
MoKliill'r ut ii ii j Mem-.
President,
icc-Pi'i st'lmt,
Secretary,
Trcajunr,
OALVSH V'A. CUOW'; '
CHAKLKS V. 0) VJ.V'llIt'
" 11. 1. 1 AM UHOL'OU,
account ot valuable
An Excellent Hemisdy. "Whoever is
troubled with .Hoarseness, Coughs, or Sore
ness of the Throat, cnu npply an excellent
and sitfc remedy ly using BROWN'S BRON
CHIAL TROCIIKS. have tried tho
article, and cau safely recommend them in
all cases cf Throat Irritation. To SiDgers
and Public Speakers they are of great value.
SrKEu's Samblbo Pout. The thoubauds
of pbysiciiirjs in this country and Europe
who arc prescribing Speer's wine as well a
using it in their own families in preftreuca
to all others,, is suflicent evidenco of its
superiority over imported wiucs, as well as
over the manufactured sugared stuff, often
called native wines. Tho only genuine Sam.
burg Port wino lias Mr. Speer's signature
over tho cork of each bottle. Its purity for
a communion wiue and its valuable proper
ties for medical use cannot be surpassed.
Be not deceived.
H7The nightingale has no peer among
singing birds, tbe antelope is king of all
guccful quadrupeds, and among a thousand
perfume Phalon'a 'Night-Blooming Cereus'
stands alone matchless iu purity, unap
jiroacbcd in voluptuous tickaeu, and more
durable than suy other floral extract known,
(old tverywhere.
IMPORTANT AND DOMESTIC
CARPETING
ROUKA'TF. EittOitf
DI11F.CT0KS.
Hon. OALl'SHA A. (iHOW, Rknj. T:
Late Spcukor of the V. S. House of Hcrrcsentiitirei
Hon 0. R. HANSOM, Hosto", Mass.
V. S. Punk Commissioner fur Nctt liiitslunct.
Hon FIDKNKV DF.AN, Piic.Wr-V.iri!, R
Late Mem. of Cong Editor of the Pru -irieien Pre
HENlty A. SMV'lllli, Ksq. Nkw York Uu
President of tho Ccntnil National Punk,
LACHIFN It CL'LVER, Jisti. Nkh-VohuCit
01 Culver. Penn A Co., fJuukers.
Hon. Al'Ut'STUS FRANK, WinsAw, N. -
Mein. of tbe House nf Rep., Mill, ,"7th, & ibib Coi
Msj JOHN L. WILSON, Madison, I.nu.
i.to ol tlio L mteil stntM Army,
lion. THOMAS S. STANi lELD. Soira Be:id; 1.
Prcsidcntof I irst Niuiuunl Rank of Soulb liei
Hon. CHARLES Cl'LVER. Fiiaskuk. F
Of Culver. Penn A Co., aud Mem. of the present Co
ALEX liRADLEV, Esq. PiTrsuuncn,-1
Pros t. nt Tradesmen's Naliouul Bunk of Pittsburi
JOSHUA DOl'OLASS, Eiq. Meadville, I
President ol tbe National iiunk ot t raw lord Co., .
Col. JAMES H. HOWE.V, Cuicago, In
President of Third National Bank of Chicuo-r
GEO RUE 11. REA, Esq., Saint Louis, 1
President of Second Jiatiomit Bank of St. Lo
TruslecH of I lie Fmitl.
lion JH I CO NawYonK.C
Of John J. Cisco A Sons, Bunkers, and lata .
tuut Treaaurer of the U.S. at Jfow York. '
di:i(; in:it,Eso., newVoiikc
Of J times (1. King's 6'ons, bunkers.
FIRST CLASS GOODS
AKD
OXE IVitltlHIiK CASH 1'IUt l
AN IMMENSE STOCK
Embracing; all Kinds and Stvles
OF
AMERICAN & EUROPEAN
MANUFACTURE,
At Reduced Prices
On account of tbe decline in
G old
J. F. & E. B. 0RNE,
904t
Chestnut Street,
rillLADELPHIA,
Xoto offer their
GREAT BPRING STOCK
Imported ancTPomestic-
CARPETING,
French and Englith Axmiuater,
English Roya Wilton,
' A.l .nd Q.l Velvet,
Fine English Bruuels,
Crossley'i Tapestries,
Imperial Ttireo-Ply Carpet
i in Ingrain Carpet
ICLISlTmil'tSSVIiSi
ASD
ItOVAIi M ILTON ( AUI'tTS,
FOR STAIRS AND PALLS,
WITH BORDERS.
- 3-l, e-i, e-4
WUite. tted-Cheoiod and ranoy Matting.
C o i- a M a 1 1 i n b .
ENGLISH OIL C L O T II S , I C .
March 21, 3m
tV'THB LANDS OF THE COMPAK
consist of Twelve Hundred acres, at Rono, on
Alleghany river, in Venango County. Pennaylv
tbe heart of the Oil District in that State.
o.r. iiioi wa.-m hi ij.is
CAS BE SUNK UPON THE PROPERTY V
OUT INTERFERENCE.
Test wells have been sunk on tbe Estate, an
found in paying quantities in every instance.
IT WELLS are now being put down to he foil
by others as rapidly an possible lo tbe extent li
sarv to fully develope the property. Ono hut
veils yielding only ten barrels a day cache
dollars a barrel, a prioe much below (be av
Srice at Reno, would give uno million eight
red thousand dollars a year of uicouul uiuk
profit of probably fifteen per cout. ovTr cxi
and taxes of every kind If large flowing wel
found, a single aure of the territory way vicl
entire capital within two years.
I"-The Company owns iho Town of Rei
gether with several hundred lota for bueiues
dwelling bouses. There is an extensive deuia
tbcin, mid thu Revenue from their suie will bi
great.
THE STOCK 13 QCJAEANTEEr
Tbe r"ce of the stock has been fixed at
UUNDREU AND FIVE DOLLARS per
Five dollars go into the Troaaury of the Comp
a Contribution to Ilia Workiug Fund. Tbe par
ef the stock, one hundred dollars, is paid
Trustees, to be deposited in the Treasury
United .States, or invested iu Government
tins, and may be withdrawn by tho itookbo
any time
Iiy the payment of ten dollars, persons that
to await the result of the first year's devtdn
can secure the right of obtaining A FULL S
OF GUARANTEED STOCK for one fa
doilart additional, at any time before the fir
of April, I&67. tC'It is au Investment wi
ehauoeaof large profit and is always com
luto cash at Pur. It might bo oalled
A LEGAL TEN DEB OIL, BTOO!
Bo large a working fund ($300,000) ha
been provided or expended hy any Company
Oil Region. SURCKIPTIONS will be recui
agents and by tbe principal Ranks and 1
throughout iba couutry. Pros pee t uses am
information will be lurol.hed by Ageo , aud
SAM I EL T. HOWAUD
hvaHcnirTioN AaskT,
22 Noaiau St., Nov
March 21, lSSC It . ,
CRP0 A .nO.'I'lII-AHEKTS war
tit entirely new article, hint
driwa O
Maue.'
T. OA KEY,
nu
City Building, Hid
. decja