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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-19

In the early days of Western emigration, aii
intelligent Irishman, known as Pat Doogan,
settled on the Kentucky side Of the Ohio
river, where he built little dock and supplied
steamboats, with wood. The place was called
Pat Doogans Landing. II was soon shortened
into "Pat Doogans," thon into "Padoo-
gan's, aud finally to tho .euphonious name
which now appears on all tho mapc, Paducah.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-19
1lIciIrTEEN HUNDRED AND Sew
ENTH.

A Flower unblown; Book unread,
Tree with fruit unharyested:
Path untrod; House whose rooms
Lack yet the hearts divine perfumes;
A Landscape whose wide border lies
In silent shade meath silent skies;
A wOudrUus Fountain yet unscalcd;
4 Casket with its girs concealod;-
This Ia the Year that for you waits,
Beyond TO-mOrrOw's mystic gates.
q. may this FoWer uufoId to you
Visions of beauty sweet and new;
This Book on golden pages trace
Your sacred joys aud doets Of grace.
May all the fruit of this strange Tree
Luscious aud ro-y.tintsd be;
This Path through helds Of knowledge go;
This House with lO's's content o'ertlovi
THIS IandsCa glitter with the dew
OF blessed hopes and friendships trusi
This Fountains living crystal cheer,
As fail the springs that once were deari
This Casket Sith such Jems be stored
As shine iu lives that love the Lord
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-19

SoME people don't believe. in advertiaing.-
says m oxcbangc--because they say nobody
reads the papers" But let them get involved
In some scandal, and you win find them flying
around to tho newspaper Offices with the ro-
quest please don't mention that little afTair
tia mistake; don't want my name pub.
lished all over the conntrY.n ------
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THE PRINCIPAL MINES

Are the Bruno, Nina dc Alta, Primrose
Moutain King, st. jerome, and Hidden Treas
ure, all owned by the above named gentlemen.
The Mountain King, however, has been bond
ed to Messrs. Sellers, Tregaskis and Atchison,
who intend erecting roasting furnaces imme-
diately. They have already run tunnel forty
feet, and have large quantity of ore now
out, From an assay made the rock yields $50
IN silver besides the large quantity of lead.
II is the heaviest mineral ever saw and from
competent authority 1 am informed that it is
superior to the base metal of White Pine.
Besides the above mentioned ledges, there are
the Sonoma. Miners Delight, Madison and Nc
Donald, owned by Messrs. Savage, Mcdonald
4 Co.; also, the Big Giant, Enterprise and
Christmas all good lodges. In ALL there are
forty lodges recorded. In the placer diggings
there are many claims recorded, but there has
been but little work done on them as yet. lam
therefore unable TO give you correct report
III relation TO them at present There is a
beautiful
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-19

A certain fashionable book publisher in
pair Of high stcppers in Central Park ono af-
tcrnoon last week. overlook an author of his,
who was quietly jogging along in a modest
buggy, and remarked jocosoly, rs he passed
the latter; "You'll excuse me for getting ahead
Of you1' Don't mention it. Publishers
generally do get ahead of their authorsr' was
tho quick retort .......
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-19

passed anywhere. The Columbus and MANY
Others upon which work is progressing beaf
equal aleVidences OF richness. For the purpose Of
giving your readers a correct idea of the mines
In the adjoining district have made arrange.
ments 10 visit each one personally, and report
accordingly. have already visited Bruno, {"
Of which will now speak: ..'.
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Our Only Au,horlLed AGENTS.

l. p. FISHER. 30 and Al New Merchants Exchange.
Is only authorized agent In san Francisoo. Cal,
HUDSON NENET. Il Park Row. is sole agent
In New York City.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-01-19

Az old lady ON train not far from Lafa-
yotte, hearing the brakeman sing out Gu
banks Cut" sailed TO tho door aud asked,
"Is no hurt rmch7" .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-18
Pitilcss + - t G.
By ALICE CARY.


saw in my dream wonderful iream,
And over the stream was bridge SO Senuer'
And over the white there was scarlet % hsn''
And over the scarlet q goluen SpenuoI.
And beyond the bridge was goodly ridge
Where bees made honey ana corn WIS sIoMIns'
A gay young man in q boat was rowing.
could see from, the shore that rose he wore
Stuck In his Dutton-h hole, rare as the rarest,
And singing song and rowing along,
Iguessed his face TO be fair as the falrest.
And all by the corn where the bees at morn
Made combs OF honey-with breathing oatco,
saw by the stream Ut was OILY dfcan)
A lovely lady that watched and waited.
There were fair green leaves in her siEen sleeves,
And loose her locks in the winds were blowing,
And she kissed to land with her nllik-Wnlte iiau''
The gay young man in the boat rowing
And all go light in her apron white
She caught the little red rose he cast her,
And, "Haste ~ she cried. with her arms so wide.
"Iiaste, sweetheart, haste y but the boat was
past her.
And the gray so cold ran over the gold,
And: she sighed with only the winds to hear
He loves me still, and lie rowed with will
But pitiless Fate, not he, was steerer ~
Anu lneFe tlIl TIC UlOTil U:uSilt u ONSi thS
And over the bees in their sweet combs hum
ming,
Her locks with the dew drenchcd through and
through,
She watched and waited her false loves COM
ing
But the maid to-day who reads my lay
May keep her young heart light as u feather
1t was only dream, the bridge and the stream,
And lady and lover and all together
fHc01'th 0I.G Home.
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Murray, Ferris Is Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
culur.

NEW YORK, January l5.-SPIRTs TrRPEST1sB.
Tic course or the market the past week was cor
rcctly roreShadowed in our last. Prices after adj
vancing TO 4Ga4G&c for merchant b.e, suddenly
gave way under more liberal arrivals, and closes
weak at 45c for merchantablc. The sales are 750
bbls at 45a46, In yard 46K cx dock, and 45zaif
$40 bbls.
RosIN-The business in strained hos been hn-
guild, though ut better prices in the early part oi
the week; but at the close there is no disposition
to operate and good stralncd can be had at 81 ~,
decline OF lOc from the highest point reached.
The sales are SOo0 b5is; common To good strained
at $2na2 20; 1900 bhls No ut s2 20a2 60 and 1000
tinued good demand Iur No for Germany, while
the stock or pale Is reduced that prices are very
firm. Demand for the latter. however, is conin-
ed to the soap trade. Receipts eS57 tbls; exports
5S5l bbls.
TAR-Contnues extremely dull, and prices are
quite nominal; Wilmington at 81 oen2 IS: rs gals
s2Xa2 so. Receipts !2o bbls; exports COS bbh.
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A WONDERFUL AGE.
From Liverpool to San Francisco in
Six Lays.

Under the above heading the Pottsville (Pa.)
Miners Journal notices the model OF new
railroad and machinery by which it is claimed
that q trip can be made from Liverpool via
New York to San Francisco In six days-count-
ing the time from New York to San Francisco
In two-and-a-Ialf days We are prepared in
this age of progress for almost any improve
ment or invention, and arc consequently not
surprised at the credulity of the Journal, which
says:
We were shown yesterday the model OF a
new railroad and machinery invented oy X: a.
Wilder, ESQ.,, for which he has made appllca-
ton for patent, by which the trip can be
. made from New York to San Francisco in
= sixty hours, including moderate stoppagcs at
the principal points, with much more safety
than on the present road. There Will be TOUR
rails laid down instead of two for single
track, and will be laid In silch q manner that
the road can be used in various ways. We are
not ut liberty ut present to give the full par
tculars but this much we eau say. that tho
passengers and freight cars can be built seven
Teen feet wide; tha: they can be run at the
rate of sixty snilcs al hour, with double, ii not
treble, the safety, Over-runnlng the present
cars at forty miles an hour. That double en-
CINE of sixty tons will take ono thousand pas
sengers In single train, with less wear and
tear to the roadway than is now caused by
q th.rly-flve ton engine. The expenses
of building such o roal will be about $4,000 u
mile more than building ono of the present
slng.> track roads, which, for 5000 miles, from
New York 10 Ban Fraucisco, would be an
extra expense OF only s24, ,006, 900. A single
passenger, merchandise or baggage car, capa-
bic of carrying double the number OF passen-
gers and double the quantity vi merchandise,
will weigh at least five tons less than any two
of the cars now in use The capacity Of the
road, single track, will bo nearly, ii not quite
three times as great as that Of the present sim
gle lines. There will be 10 o>cillating move
ment In the cars when running at high rate
of speed, and it is almost impossible for q car
to be overturned In case Of an accident. On
such q road, with passenger cars seventeen
feet wide, they can be fitted up with state
rooms, DC, and with nearly all the comforts
that can be obtained in frstclass hotel.
Should the project also be carried out Of ex-
tending u ruiroa.i from New York to the most
remote point in New Foundand, and establish
line OF steamers to eros the ocean in three
days from that point which Gun be done, as
the distance is only 1909 mil"s-thc distance
from Liverpool to New York can be made In
six days; and, add two and o half more days
to san francisco, the whole rOate can be trav-
elled in about nine days, distance of upwards
of 6O00 miles. Is not this wonderful age?
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

| FOEEiOS MAhhEIS'
LONDON, January Il Noon. : Consols sa2ss.
Bonds s67s.
LIVERPOOL, January l'-Noon.-Co''oE hnoy-
ant; uplands 1lhd; Orleans lind; sales ls,oos
bales.
Eyenlng.-Cotton Grmer tI; moi higher; IN.
lands II "a: Orleans 119,d sales is,o6o haics; foi
speculation and export 5000 bales.
HAvRE, January 17.-Co;ton opens frm at
If s7kc, both on tile spot AMI aaoai.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January l7.-Noon-Stoc6s unset
tied. Money easy OF 6a7 per cent. Sterling: long
Szs; short s1s. Gold 2lS. SiSty-twos, coupons
l5H; Tennessee, ex.coupons, tak; new 81; Viz
ginia, ex-coupons, 53I; new 60; Louisiana, Old
10; new Sc; Levee slSes 64S; eights SO; Alaeama
eights 90; fves So; Georgia skies SO; cights 60;
North Carolina, old IL: new 24s; South Carolina
! sevcns, old 1s5s; new 754. Cotton steady at
25,Ic. Turpentne 4Ic. Ros:n dropping &; 81
e7k for common and 50 10 foS good strained.
Freights firm.
Eyening.-Moncy easier Oh miHci co.!aic:lis
at six per cent; on governments n five; TIC sup
ply largely exceeds The wants; money sf!l! now-
ing this way. Sterling heavy ats&a!2i. Cold
2l3s. Governments active and stronger o.'s
15sl; Southern securities generally lirmeT. Coz.
ton opened steady, but closed weak; sales $500
bales at 253sc Flour to l0c better on low grades.
Wheat less active ut Moons advance, Shippers
holding Off, Corn declining. new mixed WESTERN
soaeoc Pork firRer: new Sosa:S p. Lard heavy
at l7al7Ic. whis&cy shade lrmer AT 81. Gre
cerles dull. Turpeniine s+;:aijc. Rosln s. lcaS
Freights armer; on cotton, by steam, &c.
BALTIMORE January l7.-Cot;oa frneT al 2j
25,Ic; offerings light -Four dull AND Weak; 'Uuo
ta.ions unchanged. Whcat stca!y; prime 20
choice red 81 35al As. Corn receipts small: white
9Sas1; yellow aoaYl. Provisions frazer an'i III
good demand; prices unchanged. Pork $50 aca
sc so. Shoulders ls4:al4c. Lard l:jia1Sc. Whis
key esaeoc.
CINCINNATI January l..-CoTn duh ai- IL large
supply at 75a76c. whiskcy firm at sSc. Fork
held at $26 IS; no sales. Bacon aniet; hciG firm
ly. Shoulders 13c; sides l5;:;. Lard Inactive: no
sales
ST. LOUIS, January l7.-Co!A advancing; iCa1Sc
70 yellow, and s2as7c for white. Wh;skey dull o
esc. Pork frmer al sl7ac7 80. Bacen quiet;
shoulders 13Kc; clear sides 1890. Lard non:
nally l5Eal6hc.
LOUISVILLE, January 17.-Co!n unchanged.
Provisions quiet. Pork SIS. Shoulders 1sXc;
clear sides l6Hc. Lard I7;.c. Wh!s;:cy dull at
90 cents.
AUGUSTA, January l,.-CGti0n firm, offerings
light Sales AS bales; receipts 80. Midllings
23Ec.
SAVANNAH, January l7.--COtton receipts a0s5
bales; exports SIS bales: sales 350 pa''s; mIdd'ing
2iHc; market quiet.
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CATALOGUE No. %.

THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF FARADAY, by DR..
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Sword and Pen; or, English Worthless in the Reign
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The Battle History Of Scotland, by G. A. Maxwell.
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Tales from authentic Chronicles and Histo.
ries by Maxwell, So so; The Sea Kings OF
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The Circle of the Year, or Studies Of Nature and
Pictures OF the Seasons, by Adams. So so.
Norrie Seton, or Driven to Sea, by Mrs. Geo. Cup
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CO. by S. p. Woodward and Ralph Tate, hume
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The Seaside Naturalist; Outdoor Studies In Ma
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A Dictionary Of Terms in Art, EDITED and illus
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Rudlmentary Dictionary Of Terms used in Archi-
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and Industrial Arts, by Geo. D0dd. 81.
507 Mechanical Movements, embracing Dynamlcs,
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never before published, and several which
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Carpentry aud JoInery, an Atlas Of II plates.
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The Principles of Design in Architecture, as De-
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Recetpts by Railroua, january IA

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
s7D bales cotton, 81 bales Goncst!cs, q9 obll
-four 70 bbs naval stores cars stock. To Rail
road Agent, K Pringle & Son, J lianckcl, Frost
4 Adger W ltWllums & co, Graeser Smith, q
II Walter 4 CO. Caldwell & Son. Mowry Sun,
Reeder 4 Davis Dowling & CO, l. u DcSaussurc.
kirkpatrick Wtte, W Williams Il co, watson
4 Hill, w Ryan EJ Wiss & co, J L Is Sloan, and
Clagllorn, Herring & CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1o4 bales upland and bags SEQ island cotton, 90
bushels rice, lumber mlse, &c. To G W Williams
& CO, Johnston, Crews & co, Rcedcr q Davis,
Lott, Kirkpatrick & Wife, huwry & Son, Bel,
Craeser 4 Smith, II Iloppoch Frost AIger,
Mrs W II Brooks, Ostcndortf l. CO. Gaillard Il Mi.
mott T G SnOwden Howard b Bro. w bowling
4 CO, Ravenel & CO. Trenholm son, Caldwell Il
Son. BrOdie Il co, Kendall & Dockt ". ClagE ,rn,
Herring e. CO. Prlzer. Rodgers Al Sal 70.
G II Walter & co, + Adgcr h co. puB0se, II
Doscher lngraham Il Son, J WigIall w T San
ders + Yelling. ana ] G Mallonee.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .<E6SR,
No. AZ, North River foot Of Canal street, SaAisGz
New York, at 10 O'Clock noon, Of the 5th and
21st OF every month except when these dates fal
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedlng.)
Departure Of the 2lst connect AZ Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
ican ports Those OF 5th touch at ManZantllo.
Steamship AMERICA leaves San Francisco fol
Japan and China February ], 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but sc
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot Of Canal.street, North River, New
York. F. Il. BABY, Agent.
march12 1yr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-18
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rtcc ana HaNai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, January is. 1870.
CorToS.-There was steady and rather good
inquiry for this staple prices showing much nrli-
ness throughout the day. Sales aeoat $50 pa!es'
viz: at 221:: 10 at 22aii: l: az e't; LID al 2S u
at aak 2S at o31s; &c at 25ai % at .:S; 30 at 2i
GO at 24E; at ali4; 70 at a4::: at 2i;:; 2eNtra
staple at &c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSlFiCATIoE-
Ordinary to good ordinary 22A@.23-.
Low wmddlng. g.....'.'.'....'.... ;4g29;s
MiddlinE. - .sog-5'.
Strict midQling. .24ss s(G-
R1cE.-This grain was in good demand, and
prices stilened full &c 2 IT, the rates for the be-:
ter qualities being very firm. Sales about eoe 'cs
Of clean Carolina, say ties at &c; is at 6is; IS at
63s 30 at 6ts; 40 at Gle; so al Ga cts 3 IT, We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at t9ez;
good 6as@6 gle; common prime exc = ID.
NAVAL SToRES.-The market for these articles
was dull and business generally quiet, with re-
ported sale OF about $50 bbls spirits turpentne on
private terms.
FREIGnrs-Are somewhat duh. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at eld p
tb on uplands and 1i4d on sea Islands; by
sail, 5.16@3sd q ft on uplands, and 3:aad = Ii
on sea islands. To lIayre, by steam, nomi.
nal; by sail, nominal al sc on nplands
and l5Sc on sea islands. Coastwise TO
New York, By steam, &c p ID on nrlands
and 1c on sea islands; by sail, &c 2 1t on Up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail, y
@Sc p tt on uplands To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc q fb-on uplands; by SAIL somewhat nom-
IT. Dotti J, - fs
uplands by sail somewhat nominal.
Misunderstanding 60 days bills 1y0tSal3oa.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sight checks at 3S@lE otrand sell at par; outside,
they purchase at 7f@ts oil, aud SCH at KOS. oil,
Money tight at * per cent. Per month.
GoLD.-oo@22.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator. from Talatka via Jack
sonville, Fernantlina and Savannah--J T White
and wife, Mir Shipman Mr. Tnrnhuil. q Bennett
and wife, Miss Burlington Walker, Monroe,
C Cannon. Nr Hutchinson, II Aston, ROSS,
Mr. Schay, + Baugh, Mr. Garter, Mr. Grilin, q e
Co'c, Mr. Willard. r Lincoln, N A lioren, Miss
Patterson, A T White Hiss walker, uud 30 on
deck
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miscellaneous.

IF YOU WANT SCHOOL AND TEXT
BOOKS OF all kinds cheaper than you can
purchase elsewhere. 20 To
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 1856 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
Charleston, >. G. apclIb bmoi
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LIVERPOOL
Bark B Wyman, Wyman, up............. Dec 16
The Charlotte Maude, McNaughten, sailed..Dec "a
BRISTOL, ENG.
The Island Queen, Brooks, sailed... .......Dec II
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schr Hua & Frank, pendleton, Norfolk, Va

Schr Hud Il Frank, Pendleton, Norfolk, Va
days. Corn. To ] A Enslow & 90.
Steamer Dictator, Mcmillan, Palatka, via Jack
sonvile Fernandina and Savannah. $50 bales
sea island cotton, "a bales upland cotton, and
mdse. To Aiken & co. W NJ Lawton, G In
graham d Son, Reeder & Davis, Fraser 4 Dill J
II Steinmeyer, Paul, Welch 4 Brandcs, Pinckney
Bros, Dibble, Worth & co. Bischof & CO. J
O,Neill E Butler, kirkpatrick Witte and others.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, Baltimore, Janu-
arY IL.
Schr Edna Harwood, Harw0Od, Havana via
Beaufort, n G, January 2.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr E Daily, Wall, at Baltimore, January ID.
Schr S Sharp, Webb, at Baltimore, !anu'
ary IA.
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, at Boston, Janua
~ ID.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT.
Schr Anna Glover, Ryder, at Boston, Jam
nary Id.
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5lipplna.
EOR NEW YORK.-THURSDAY.
THE AL slDE-WHEEL STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA,

S. Adkins, Commander, will sail for .oE
New York on THURSDAY. January 20th, .NAlsSaS
at O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. Q, Union WharVes.
Through Bills Ladng will be issued for Cotton
to LIVERPOOL, uAVRE, Boston and the New
England Manufacturing cities.
Insurance by the Steamers Of this line Il per
cent.
For Freight engagements, apply to WAGNER,
HUGER Il CO., No. 26 Broad street, or to COUR-
TENAY d TRENHOLM, Union Wharyes.
1an18 g.
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MEMORANDA.

Tie schr Mary LImcburner, Lans, from Rock.
port Me, for Charleston, sailed from Newport X
|, January 13.
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trap OIL. Tor sale by dealers everywhere, and 1t
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OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT.
No. l1S Fulton street New York,
poStpllcc BOX No. :D5o.
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lists. Enclose stamps for copy Of The astral
Light"
For sale by GOODRICH, wlNEMAN CO..
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston. s. e. decl8
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