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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14
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No preparation ia the world can pro
duce SO many unqualifei Endorsement
| by physicians Of the very highest stand
ing in their profession.
Endorsed bv ne sFQg Gp8 he lsadiae
deHORaiaaft0aQl papers.
UNITED ST1TEs MAINE HosprrAE,. }
ST. LoUrs, NO, Oct. &. wa I
JAMES 4 JAcEsos e .CO.-T have *
amined the formula for making ths
Home Stomach Bitters, = and used tlaan
IN TINS hospital the last four months j
consider them the most valnabls topis
and stitumulant now III use.
s. III MELCHER.
Resident Physician ID charge of ".
IS. Marine Hospital.
jams "A. JAcKsoN e. Co Gentlemen
AS you have communicated u TIE
medical profession the recipe 81 the
Home Rittars, z il cannot, therefore
be considered IS d patent medicine. "a
patent having been taken for i'll We
hare examined tlfe formula for raaklng
the ''Hpme BtttsTA 7 and hnhesisatins.
y say the combination Is ONE of rarepx /.
callence, all she atticl IS usetl IFS IN es,r,.
positlon are the best 81 thaclass Il wlfiS.Is
they beluug, beng highly t0uie. Stfpsa,
liant, Stanhehic. CatIninasti and SLIGHT.
III laxative. The medic Oipreparinr tiisn,
Is stnetlv Id accordance ussh tlis 49,
Of pharmacy. Having used them. se4n
its eHe,tg III cur RFlsass bsactiea. No
take pleasure IN recommending theul u
eli persons DESTROYS III taking Bites
= being The BEST Iosiie ana ssimnlsnt
aaW efssfcd 10 the public.
BRANE G. PORTER.
rot. Obstetrics anal Diseases M We
men College og Physicians. aud lsae
Eemher Beard III iflah
~ G R0ISIsfNEERE Pros.
1bstetsics and Dis I'd WOgaen. Isl. Lon.
IS Medical College.
DRAKE MCDOWELL. M II.
Late EgVsdt Missouri Ale,lieal College
II AZ CLARKE M D.
trut. SlFg8y, No. Alesical G3llaEa.
and slase 2deuf Physician Glty hos~
plt8ls ~ Louis MJ
HERBERT PRI1EaI. PrUS
Practical Fh.Wmaeg. SCI Louis COLES
og Pharmacy
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14

4ha Home BistaFs are an invaluable
remedy tor indieestioa and disease Z All.
sing from YYsola, tsts rs.ssg,...e .,s
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14
D. Q. WHTTFHrT.

Id. OF Medical Archives.
AID. HeacCek, III. U: Dr. g. r
IludEigi q Gsliclz, 81. u; s. Grafz No
Sos, III d. O. A. Ware, III. ID: NJ. Al.
Wilcox, M ID.
e. G. FRANKLIN, III. d.
Professor Surgery Homeopathy Medical
College
~. J, VASTINE., mr.. D..
T. et. COMSF0gE. M. ID.
Prot Of Midwifery aud DISEASES 81 Tys,.
men, College Of Homrpathie y5l,vgis
clans and Surgeons.
JOHN 4. TEMPLE. III. ID.
Pr1g- Materia Nelhca ana Thefatpsu.
tle, Homeopathic Medical College of
MISSOURI.
JNO. CONZLEaf4g. M d. T.s.s,snrar
on Diseases II ChiI.lren, Homppstb.
lie College Of HrissatEri.
CHARE9 VASTTNE. sg ID
Prof, Of Physiology, Homeopathic Wsa.
College cf Mo.
JOHN HARTM IN, M. ID. Prot
Clinical Medicine, CJI. HOmOCss1sc Phv
sigian and Surgeon.
they are superior 10 az other sfona.
neh Bifters,
EMO SANDERS, Analytical Chsmirf.
10 Bittsrs iR the world can excel
them.
SIMON HTRSCH. AnaIiticaI Cbemiss
Eminent Physicians az ChfcaRa.
The formula for the Home Bisters -
been submitted to Us, aud We beliers
them 10 be the best tonic aud stinuiant
for general use now offered "a the NIB.
lio Fl, Woodhary. M ID.
q, A, Mariner AnaIytI Chemist. IA.
Y. Zs BaBev. ND. Prof. Ghemistrv
Rush Medical College; III. 8. Hahn MI
d; d BlcYicar, III. ID; y. b, Walker. M.
q; Morn s. Barn 8, II 10; z. s.. How're.
N, ID; II, Lldlam, M. ID; ThUs, nj IN.
Us, a, ID; Jas, a Collins, n, ID:
EMINENT PEITsICL4Es IH dINcErgNATI.
Nearly al OF whom are Professors In
one or the other ofths Medical oIleges.
Ne other Bitters have ever been nfFsr-
ri to the public embracing 50 many
valuable remedial agents
y L Fattiar, M ID; ii A James ND:
, T 81 npson, Ut ID; 8 r Bonner MD
y MUssraft, M ID. e. w HfafeF. III Ds
N n Taliiafprro, y y Quinn, M ID: "a al
1oherty, NJ ID; r s. Wayne, Chemist
: woodward, MI ID; q X TAYLOR. NDs
: Il Johnson. u Di D B 1omIinsou.
I D.
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= - GaJAA0A ia M. d.
Prot Of Midwifery and Disease Of Wo,
mel, College Of Homeopathic physi-
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14

zee undersigned hegs leave t0 am
4 noanee to his friends and the pub.
lie, tfat he has openeGl the house for,
merry occupied ~ Mr L. I.efrane, neai
the Cont hpnse. ia the town 81 Lake
Charles for che reception 81 permanent
aud transient bQarders. HIS h.hls val
always be furnished with the best the
country affords, ana bis prices a. lav "
any hOuse Ia TIE south.
d, HuTCHINS
juno Tst ueTu
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14
COMMERCIAL.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5, 1871.
D.
CORRECTED EVERY WEEK.

I
I. ~ E.ANaO ian. au
i~s VIZ grass a1 % e rttEa
Gold 49,. ). .... .s !. .I145 a 114g
Stale Warrants. 81 a 65
r 81 21t,a eoIsrOY. y'ar.1
EEII tfia Eft aa# aa in#Ttn
Good Ordinary ..r. .13a 185
Low MiddhHg L. -. I94 a l9S
/ Middling .t..a.s1 1874 a 2O1
Strict Middling Ia 2Oi
| 6UaAR. yellow clarified, 10 q
1870; white, 13c. per pound.
MOLAssEs-P Prime, $50. ~ gallon.
New CRoP SYRUP.-Choice. 95c.
per gallon.
FLoUR Treble extra, s7 90
Family extra, ut s8 10 y barrel. !
Cons. Per bushel, SAC.
Cans. Per bushei, 55e.
PoBE. Mess, % barrel, S14 90
ISIS 90. g bae
BACON. shoulders, az 10. 9 to
9Ic.; Clear rih sides, sc; clear
sides, assc.; Sugar cured hams, ~
O. 1910. for ChoieeJ 81 hna4 a. Y
a LARD Per pound, ~ "a 13c.
Dry SALT MRAT. Shoulders are
quoted at LA I4lc,; ~ b.
BREAKFAsD Bacon, ia a 141c.
per pound.
RICE Choice, go per pound.
EsCULENTs. Potatoes, So 80 q
barrel; Onions % 90 "a 90 OO.;
Apples, 81 so p barrel.
WESTERN ,Edas. Per dozen, 30c.
GoFFEE Per pound, 162c,
CORNMEAI. Kiln dried, 79 bar- |
rel, 50 rs.
SALT, Table salt in pockets, 8 |
a ~. each.
Star CANDLES, Per pound. for
rs ounces, 15lc.
VINEGAR. Per gallon for Gin
sinnati cider, Jig O. 1Sc.; and 40 a. |
~ for grape.
WWsKY- Bourbon, "a 35 "a GAL
BgFEER Choice western, rs a I
s0o.; Goshen, 83o. - pound.
CHEEsE Western Reserve, l9c.
BEANS. Western white, So to |
S13 per bbl. New green peas COM
nand s. T5 20 So per bib.
Fees. VI asteFn, 90 TO 800. per
lozeR. @
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VIII open 0d Monday, Sept Aih, n,
This il the oldest Institution al learn
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CLASSICAL and COMMERCIALLY dsi-
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Catalogues continuing instructions g
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14
EatENEST PHYSICIANS ~ 5fEsrrHTg


The Home Bisters are Al invaluable
remedy tor indigestion a1ld disease All.
sing from nalali6i causes.
81 p Thornton, M ID: Alex. Erslslns.
al Din charge City Eedsbi5als NJ ID.
Paul 0toy. m ID; HW Purnal1 ri A
Edmnnds, III il; Saudf0rd Bell. Md.
JOS, Il Lynch, ND,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN PITTSBURGH.
y Il Drake, MI ID; WN Loves. MI ID.
w r Chilgls, III ID: 10 III willard. Ell ID.
% Watk Ghhs.lleks y RI Agsf9eland NJ n.
AND HpEpHaps ~ orahEs
Y Y 81 parts Ot thu North, West and
~ Garner, nd. 8Eilwaakee.
COUECIl BLUFFs, Marsh "a. I'll
JANIS "A 8aCEaCS a CO. Having ~.
nn1ined the formula az tie Home S51so.
ach Bitters, I have prescribed them a
my practice for saIna time. ana pro.
n0maee them the best Taaic Bitter
now ia use pH AG6al MON. 500
a. ROs sale by AZ dFasgt and
grocers.
James "A. jackson q c.
Proprietor.
N Second 50, So Louis Mo.
July p, Thy.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14

ItEl ENDORSED AND PRFSCRf.
"A BED by more leading Physiciiaus
than any other Tonic OF StimuIant n0e
IN use. They are
"a ASSURE PREVENTIVE
For Fever and Ague. Intermittenss
BilhUusuess and all disorders arising
from malarious causes They ara high
" recommended Is an AERTsDYSpE.P.
TIC md IN EcasesL Of INDIGESTION
are IeyvALUABLE AS ala APPETIZER
and EEGUPERAN'T, ana il cases ~
DEBILITY thev Ilayt ne.v-
er, ia D single instance, failed in protlu-
cling theInost happy RESULTS They IRE
particularly
BENEFICIAL TO FEMALES.
Strengthening the Iody, invieorasing
the mind, and giving tone and elastici-
~ to tile Whele system, 9he HOME
BIEIE.BS are compounded with the
greatest care, and no tonic siimulant
has ever before been offered to the suls.
lio so PLEASANT TO THE TASTY
ADD at the samo tipIe c1IBIIia 81 rs ma
ny remedial agents enEfJrsed by the me-
deal fraternity as the best known 10 the
Pharmacupmia IL costs but Ettle to
give them fair tvial, and
Every Family should Have 4
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-10-14

asaF I n A NC IALj. #Eau
i~@ ia $3.50 ,-O- " % rtEraaa.
Gold So. !, cd .II4g a ll4a
Stale Warrants 81 a 65
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

the rock should he crushed and
worked, and Sharon agreed to sell
his stock to Hayward. The sale was
|consummated yesterday. Hayward
took the LOO shares, at $500 per
share, the consideration amounting
to the pretty sum of one million two
hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
Hayward is comparatively happy; he
controls over 10 600 shares out of 49,
900 in the mine. Sharon rs satisfied,
for he is sure that innt1ner1ble tons
of Crown Point ore will be crushed
at the mills in which he is inter-
ested.
As there are but GOO in the mine,
the present price is $4,000 per foot,
equal to the rate at which Ophir was
held in the palny dsrys of Washoe
mining.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

Rather a good story is told of the
former Miss Lane while she was the
charming mistress of the Executive
Mansion. A photographer in New
York presented her with an album,
superbly bound, containing forty
two different views of Miss Lane.
Jones remarked, on seeing it one
day, that it was the most Miss a
Laneous book he had ever seen.-
/ The Capital.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11
Ghe 1ailn State Reoister,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted
PERKINS & STREET.

OFFICE-Rail's Brick Building, SeconC
street, opposite the Capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

Terms of SubscrtptiOns
One copy, one year, by mail .........Si6 " "
One copy, six months, by ma1l.-:.-'.. l0 "
tne copy, three months, by mall. "
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR.
HSDelivered by carrier to town sub
scribers at 80 cents per week.
Rates of Advertising:
One square 10 lines) first insertion-.~S3 on
Zach subsequent insertion.....9.. L or
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

A lady who could never buy any
thing without trying to beat down
the price, went to the postotfice the
other day to get four advertised let
ters, and on being told there was
four cents to pay on each for adver'
tising, wanted to know of the clerk
what he would let her have them fol
if she would take the whole lot.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

Don't WASTE HIM THAT was a
thoughtful economy of the Irish
man in the pit of Dublin theatre,
who, seeing some people about to
throw an obstreperous fellow in the
gallery over the railing, and being
much exasperated by bad orchestra,
cried out loudly: Don't waste him
kill a fiddler with him."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

CONVINCING REToRT. - The dear
young ladies whom nature has dis.
appointed in the shade of their hair,
have at least found convincing re-
tort for any gentleman who may
dare to impugn their motives
whom the gods love, dye young
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

SrLENCE.-One of the most diff
cult things is to keep silence when
we ought not to speak. John Adams,
on a certain occasion, looking at
Thomas Jefferson portrait remarked:
There's a man who knew how to
hold his tongue; what I, an old foo, =,
never could do"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

SENSIBLE REsoLUTIoN--The young
ladies of Cambridge City, Ind, met
in convention the other day, and re-
solved that no young gentlemen
should accompany them home from
church, or any public gathering un-
less they accompanied them to said
gatherin9.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

'I,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
| leased the 0rm-by House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly refitted throughout and put
in complete order fos the comfort and pleasure Of
all who may please to give him call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantialS well as the luXuries that
the market affords. No pains win be spared to
please guests and every attention will be paid TO
their respective wants at all times.
Tie BAR is we'll stocked with Fine Eiquors,
Wines, &c.
Attached TO the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest Improved
,tyles with good cues. balls and fine light.
Also GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICEfo the Stages
connecting with all the dffernt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California. and any information in relation to the
same wiI'be checrfuliy given at all times.
IT, Particular attention paid to booking Pas
sengers, calling them, Sc. Nov. Soft
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-11

s0rders from the country will receive prompt
attention. r. c. GUIRADO, Druggist.
Carson, May %, ISL. my30-tf
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
Domestic Animals as FOod-How 10
no Get Used 10 the Meat.

A Miss Taggart, of Indianapolis,
who was in PARIS during the war,
pursuing her must al studies, had OPP
portunity also of testing the quality
of the different kinds OF meat resort
cd to during the siege. She says that
six weeks after. the first siege hid
commenced, the lady of the house at
which she was boarding, with some
thirty others, remarked TO her "ten-
ants" that they soon would have to
cat horse and other animal flesh, as
the supply of beef was rapidly de-
creasing. They all begged her not to
tell them when they began to cat it.,
as they feared they would not be able
to overcome their repugnance at the
idea of such food. The landlady
gratifed their wish, and it was not
until a week Or ten days had passed
that they knew that they had been
living ON "new meat" Miss Tag
CART found it not only palatable, but
pleasant. Mule meat was very nice,
tasting like fresh, juicy beef; horse
flesh was good, but not SO tender /;
cats were really excellent, and when
served up with rabbit could not be
distinguished from il. For dog meat,
however. Miss Target acquired dis
tate which she could not overcome
Her fellow-boarders said it was be-
cause her first piece was not tender
one, as they developed quite a par
TALLY for it.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
Poultry Houses.

4 correspondent of the Ndtioncd
Lice Stock journal, who reasons
very scnsibly on the mode of con-
s,rucling poultry houses attaches
deserved importance TO the indispen-
sable condition of health in fowls
warmth, light aud ventilation. Re-
flcctiun should convince every poul-
try raiser of this fact, yet a majority
of the houses are constructed appar-
entity as dark, close and uhcomfort-
able as possible, aud rs natural COLI
sequ cncc. the fowls are most gener-
ally weak, dropping and diseased
The writer referred TO, says:
The grand essential, in \ poultry
house ar, warmth, light and ventila-
ton. Common people desire house
costing but little i'll time and labor,
which viii. answer all purposes. Let
then, set the house in the most con-
venient place near by, making the
cellar three feet deep and dry, the
wall being laii strong and rough
can he done by tie farmer and his
boy at little enpense. Then lay ON
the stills, 2x4 inches, making a frame
eight feet wide and sixteen feet long
Rough boards eight feet long, nailed
TO the sills and to the plate. 2x4
inches, completes the body of the
house. A match roof is sufficient,
with projecting caves of two feet.
This will accommodate fifty fowls.
Nentilators in each gable end, are
two circular boards, two feet { in d.
amcter, hung on pivots, which can be
opened and shut with strings al
pleasure. Two or three large win
dows can be placed in the south roof
or side. The floor may consist of
half the space and must be well COW
cred with dry mud or dirt three times
each week. Boxes of sand, gravel,
pounded bone, with plenty of pure
water, completes the list. Self-feed-
ing boxes prevent waste; besides,
thew cat less when fully supplied.
Sound wheat is relished more than
corn, and is cheaper. III
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

When the Rev. DIR. Cheever preach
ed in the old Stone Church, In New
4ork-Titlany' store now occupies its
site-the congregation allowed his sal
airy to run far i'm arrears. The sale of
the property, at a high price, put the
church in funds, and the old preachers
claim was remembered-and paid ::
5000 and interest. Mr.. Cheever
finds himself able TO live very comfort
ably now on the proceeds of this en-
forced saving.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
Barren Apple Trees-How TO Make
them Bear.

Through the kindness of the Hon.
John Whittlesey, the Herald is able
to lay the following important fact
before its readers:
First, the Northern Spy, Red AS
trachan, and a number Of other choice
varieties of apples, have failed
throus this region to bear apples,
although ten or fifteen years old. Two
years ago, d.. Hull, of Alton, deliv-
cred lecture at Benton Harbor, in
which he recommended root prun-
ing. Mr.. o. A. Winchester, of ST..
Joseph, of Archer & Co.'S Nursery,
had ten Northern Spy apple trees
thirteen or more years old, which had
never blossomed Or born a crop.
After the lecture though late in the
season, lie directed his man to root
prunc one tree, and half root prune
another. Last year no favorable re-
suits appeared, probably from the
lateness OF the root pruning. This
year, the tree which was root prun-
cd all around, is full of blossoms.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20

The newspapers announced recen-
fly that the Asiatic cholera had made
its appearance i'm India. lis progress
has been always westward, along
the most prominent lines of travel,
until it reaches America, crosses the
coast of California, and is lost in the
boundless Pacific.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1871-10-20
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

In pursuance of Dcei of Trust made by
WIN, VOORHEES,, Ir., and his wife Amid on the
county. State Of Tennesseo. IN Book r., vol. :.
page So, on Saturday, the 18th day Of Qeto-
Der. 1871, at the court house in the town Of Co
lumbia in said county, will sell at public sale
to the bishest bidder, tract of land situated
on the Columbia and Mt. Pleasant Turnpike
road and abou, one and a half miles from tho
said town of Columbia, and bounded on the
west by s,ii turnpike road, on the north by
the lands of L. W. M'Rady, on the east BY the
lands of a. Gholson, and on the south BY the
lands ofG. W. Blackburn. containing about
twenty six acres. snld place Is well improv-
sary out houses. and is very desirable for any
one wishing TO reside near tn Columbia BY
the terms of said deed, said property will be
sold for cash, free from all right of redemp.
tion and homestead. mo sane beins especially
waived in said deed The same win be sold 10
pay note made by said VIM. NJ. VOORHEES,.
Jr., and Armilda, his wife. for $1,000, and due
Oct. 6, Isl. " JAMES ii. THOMAS.
Trustee.
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ORDER OF p,ra,5c.r,oy

Robert 2. Cypert, Receiver. &C., Vs. VIM.
West.-In Chancery at WaynesbgrO.
The insOl ,ency Of the estate of Daniel Judd,
ded d was this day suggested by X. Z. Cypert.
Receiver of snid estate. in open court, and it is
ordered by the court that publication be made
in the Columbia Herald. a newspaper publish
ed in tho town Of Columbia. Tenn. for four
successive y eets requiring all persons holding
TO file them with the Clerk aud Wastes in ChaE
Gerry at Waynesboro. Tenn duly authentica-
ted, and make themselves parties to this suit;
on or before the lth day of July, 49,. or said
equity. Z. b. MCLEAN, =. Il NJ
Dat k--iw
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NHANCERY. SALE
on DEAT ErcrTs TIE,

Z By virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
Of Tbom.s S. Spencer and others, VS.. Win. ].
Armstrong and others, will coll ut the court
house in Columbia, on the 23rd day Of October,
1871, the tract Of land belonging to the estate
Of William g. Armstrong;. dec d. known as the
Arncli tract, containing about one hundred
and thirty acres; situated in Marry county.
Tenn, bounded on the north By the lands Of
game and the land Of A.. J. Sfanfli. on the
south by the land of Samuel D. Frierson. decd
and on the west by the land of Samuel 7.
Of six, twelve and eighteen months, with in
terest from date of sale, except the sum Of
$40 90 in cash. and free from the equity Of re-
demption. The purchaser will be required TO
lien retained for the payment Of the purchase
money. The tract if desired will be divided
in two or more parts to suit purchasers
Sept. 2.-td. ID. u. COOPER, C. 4 III.