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For Sale,
What is Life Without Health 2

"uat 1B Lie Without HealthY
HtHE buoyancy OF youth, the freshness of
1 spring, tho iuxurisnce OF GUNNER, the
riipeness of autumn, the maturity OF age, and
all tho pleasures OF life, youth and beauty.
spring from this one fountain-Health.
HElN1rSH'S QUEEN DELIGHT ia the
ever invented. It cures moro diseases than
any other. medicine known. Everybody
should use It. 1t is the lamp of life and way
to health. Buy no other medicine. It is the
only at Heinitsh's Drug Store.
April l7t &. 81. HElNITSH. Prop,r.
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The recent census OF the LIQUOR "a.
looms in New York. taken by the police.
show that there are in operation in that
city 8, 403 of these establishments. or
about one SALOON to each 100 inhabitants.
including men. women and children.
Deducting from this number those who
do not drink liquor at all, (probably
about one half, and the ratio is one ga
loon TO every aftJ persons #ho SC Gppc.!
them.
1t Is about seven months since the first
house vas built in the present town oil
Dennison, Texas. A census Just taken
shows that the population foota up near
5000. The general business OF the town
is constantly on the increase. There
ere several schools within the citv
limits. The bulk OF the people is from
the North, and more from Kansas than
any other one State.
The inquest held over the body of Ro.
bert Smith, who was murdered By Chas.
Moore, in Charlotte, on Wednesday, has
caused the arrest of the wife of Moore,
on the gromnd that she inoited her hus-
band to commit the murder.
The monument which the Ladie.' Me.
mortal Association are erecting to the
Confederate dead in Magnolia Cemetery,
Charleston, will be completed by the lst
prox., when the anniv. rsary ceremonies
will take place.
The funeral Of Nixon, who was hung
in New York for the brutal murder Of
Charles Phyfer, was largely attended-in
TACT, the demonstration might bo called
a pageant.
Eight sisters Of the congregation Of
Christian love, expelled from tiieir house
at Paderborn, Germany, by Bismarck g
orders, have arrived ut New Orleans,
where they will remain.
A Mississippi murderer said to the she
riif from the gallows: GOOD bye, Sam;
l.ll come back and tell you all about it,
Tho sheriff hopes Le'il change his mind.
Chicago people celebrate their golden
weddings when married seven years.
Seven years Of married life in that. city
is as good as fifty anywhere else.
Tue water is orerHowing the banks Of
the Rcd River, Louisiana. and steam
boats pass over tho prairie from Glen
Fork to kelley's Landing.
Two coach drivers in o ncighboripo
funeral shook dice for precedence n the
line, which was much better than knock.
ing each other down.
AS astonishing as it may seem, vet il
IS fact that man recently committed d
suicide in New York on account Of the
death of his mother.in-law.
Mr.. James E. Hagood, tho new CLERK
OF the Circuit Court md United States
Commissioner, has recorded his commits.
sion in Charleston.
Tho store Of Steinmeyer < Stokes, o,
Early Branch, Beaufort County was dc.
stroyed by fire on Thursday. The stock
wns valued at So, 600.
The "Trainon" is new thing in fans,
and the bigger they are the more fashion.
able.
The financial editor Of q Western,
paper quotes Legislators easy aud in
fair demand at 800"
The Cincinnati Enquirer terms the re-
cent executions Tue Neck.tie Socia.
bles."
The ST. Louis $40, 600, 600 bridge will
be completed in few m months.
Macon is the namo Of Montreal man
who never tasted water in his life.
Old newspapers for sale at PuGN1x
office, at fifty cents hundred.
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IeinisAh's Great PM, tho Liver Pill
purifes this Blood. cures Liver Complaint,
Sick Headache. Bilious Complaints. Try
them. pou't suffer any more. May St
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.AuCt1on salGS.
rHR 6 GREENVMLE E:MOURT1IEEFR
AT p UBLIC A UOTION.
0N sALE-DAY in June next. will offer for
~ sale, ih front OF the Court House door.
the MATERIAL and GOODWILL of the
MoUNTAINEER OFFICE, at atdreenyil!e, 8. o.
In the Material will bo found the following:
Cylinder Press, bed 81 by A, runs easily BY
nsnd, at the rate OF $50 per hour.
Warrington Hand Press, {super-Royal
size,} with Sell-Inking Machine.
4ordon Job Press, eighth medium.
Paper Trimming Machine.
Standing Prese, With Pressing Boards
4isss'ng Machine, Lead and Hnle Gutter
Good fonts Of Body Type.
12-line Plea. "
a large variety Of Cuts, Borders, 30.
IEh4s-one-half cash on day Of ssle; b.
twelve months from date, on secured note.
Wild interest at ten per cent. Property to be
mortgaged until fulf payment 10 made.
For further information, apply to JULIUS @,
~ A'''01s.! G. +. q ELroRD, Proprietor.
mAy l1 thm
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Attractive Goods
ATTIIE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm' 4
WM. u. LOVE s. CO.

WE have added to our stock the past few
w days. some choice goods, as we'll az
bargains.
WiIi open TOMORROW. (MoxDAr,) April
%. 1873,
1000 yards Foulard Silks; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards Al Printed Cretone, at 1Ga oents
Ayard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
$50 pieces Dress Goods, from Is cents to 81
yard, in the new colors.
Two-Dutton Kids. at rs cents pair.
Tucked Skirts, at Is cents each.
Ladies' White Aprons, from Is cents to 81 IS
each.
Yard-wide White Mating, At IS cents yard.
Lace Collars, st rs cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, At 80 apd 35i cents .
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Nainsook, at 12A cents yard.
Plain and Lsce Striped Victoria Lawn,
Embroidered Sets, at so cents a set,
Club-hsndle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prises very choice selection.
Hosiery, In all sizes and makes.
full line Of Prints and Domeetics,
All are invited to call and inspect our at
trsct;-o stoch.
Customers will flnd whatever advertised, At
tho urand Central Dry Goods establishment
OF ". d. LOVE & CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
". D. LOVE. b. d. McCREERY.
HIeinisAh's Great PHI, the Liver Pill
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'Funeral~fnvitatioh.

The friends ssnd:acquaintsnues OF Mrs. AN
NAKEY WALLACE, and Of ia. Garner and
mother, are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral services OF the former, at Zion Bap-
tist Church, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
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hOWES, HYATT & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
sfs NOS: 90. % and o. Grand street. few
s&orders attended to faithfully and With
despatch. W. q. MC9HEE, OF South Oaro-
hns, 10 connected with this house.
May 21 +1mo
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Nnnoleon Bonapart,s Witch.

This watch Is now in the possession
of j. F. Klarenaar, of this city, who has
the following record regarding It:
Some time ago, about the year 1912
or 1918, while travelling in . coach
through Holland, on a visit to the
Hague, Napoleon passed through The
fortress Of NeTnwegen. A procession
WINS formed. and many Of the soldiers
who had served under the Emperor in
his campaigns turned out as q guard Of
honor. While approaching the quay on
the river WAL, the horses attached to
the imperial carriage became unnanag>
Rble. The vehicle was run on the verge
Of a preeipiee, and was on the point eff
turning over, when, with a reckless Is
regard Of his own life, one Wilhalm
Behnen dashed through the crowd and
between the frightened horses and the
brink, and succeeded in arresting them.
Napoleon aRjghted from his carriage
and inquired his %resouer's name, at the
same time Offering him, as q rccognition
nf his service, a commission in the army,
but Mr.. Behnen declined the offer
the EfnnREOT bUHh &Gh 00 hEA&A ! AS haN
endangered his own life to save him,
and was 50 we'll pleased with the answer
that be took bis watch from a pocket
and presented tto him.
Mr.. Behnen afterward kept the post
hans, or post office, at the village OF El
ten, and at his death the watch fell to
the possession Of Theodore Goris, an
uncle Of Mr.. Klarenaar, where remained
until within a few weeks. Mrs. Klure
naar, mother of the present owner, has
been on q visit tor Germany during the
past five months, and on her recent re
turn brought the trophy home with her
as a present to her son from biz uuclo.
The works are set in n gold urn, GA
the face of which is the dial, and above
IL Il the balance wheel, piyuted on a
dial. This pretty mechanical or.
rangement il inelosed in ohrystals on
both sides, but protected on tho back By
q gold she'll. like an ordinary wateh.-
Loutsv,He Ledger.
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~ Man advertises, then realizes

Egs Man advertises, then realizes
~. The fever in New Orleans Is
abating. ,ho
duty was taken off.
~ Clam Lake, Michigan a qu''e
n snow storm last Thursday.
Fy The cultivation of the siIkH"otm
IL being rapidly extended in Mexico
rr Bryart, in his eightieth year is
Going to take a trip around the world.
~ A patient in the Jacksonville In
sane Asylum has fallen heir to o'V0o COL
lars.
EF Franklin and New Iberia have
Withdrawn their quarantine against
New CLEANS.
~. An inventor at Newark, n. j.
has brought electricity under control
as a motive power.
rv. An Ohio sohooImistrcss has killed
ia snakes on her way to and from
school this summer.
r~ The Modoe muderers have been
sentenced 10 be hung at Fort klamath
Oregon, on Friday nekt' ~"
~ George Francis Train does not
vtsh "a return TO America until his
body IL brought back for burial
gr A man in Columbus Wis., has
this summer raised fifty bushels OF Gu
cumbers from three hundred hills.
Carl Wilhelm, composer of the
famous German war song, The Watch
on the Rhine" has lately died.
~ Somebody has made the discoY.
cry that grape stones, roasted and
mroupd make q very tOiVrablo substitute
for coffee.
~ A Colorado man has SHIPPED one
hundred prairie dogs East viththe pro"
bable intention of raising them for the
Eastern Market.
IT. Judah P. Benjamin, eX-momber
Of the Confederate Congress, is now
earning twenty. FIVE thousand dollars O
wear as lawyer in London.
A lady recently presented the
city Of Birmingham. England with q
park Of sixty acres, which cost IA hun
dred and Fifty thousand dollars
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nnnr AHCEAtS.

An CESAR MOUTON is our Agent
Cor Abbcvillc and Vcrmilion PARISH, a,a
il duly authorized TO receive ana I%T''P'
for subscriptions to the CoTToN-bo'A"
ur, ALBERT DYER, Postmaster at
Yomngyillo tRoyville), is duly anta"tin mr1
70 l"r rc.!rive and receipt for Subscriptions
60 the CorToN'BoII.
NJ. 4. MEYNIER, Jr., Of New Orleans
~, authorized to receive and receipt
Is gor " interruptions and Advertisements to
both our papers. :,
Also, Mr.. THOMAS MCINTYRE NO Il
Commercial Place.
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DROBATE SALE.
State Of Louisiana-Parish Of Lafayette
Success ion of Clcmcnce Breaux-widow
Baptisto Sonnier. No. 1924.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER, from the
| Honorable Parish Court, in and FOR the
| parish of Lafayette, dated September l.,
1873, tAerc will be offered Tor sale at pub
| lie arts ,lon, 10 the last and highest bidder,
on tho 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1873,
at the last residence of the deceased in
this parish, by n duly confirmed officer,
the following personal and i~mmOyable
property belonging to said succession,
tO-wit:
Ono certain tract of prairie land in this
parish, containing eighty arpents, bound
ed north by land of V. Sylvester Mouton,
south by the estate of Emilien Car
mouche, east by land Of Eugene Sonnier
and west by the land of Jean o. Brons-
sard.
The undivided half Of one certain tract
of wood land in Manvaise Prairie, con-
tanning eighty arpents. Bounded south
by Oyignac Arconeaux, and north by Mar
cisso Ermogene Breaux.
One certain tract of wood land in this
parish, containing forty superficial ar
tome Clavel, south by land of Joseph
Prejcan, east by land Of the Michauds,
and west by VermiliOn Bayou.
Cyprefs Foncing, Dwelling House and
Out Houses, Gentle Horses and Mares,
Gentle Cows and Calves, q lot Of Gentle
Horned Cattle, q lot of Fnrnitqrt, shares
Terms and Conditions
All the movable property to be sold for
Cash, payable on the day of sale, except
the dwelling house, corn crib, cotton
house and the fencing, which are to be
delivered on the first day of January
next { 1874 J. The ~immovabIe property
to be sold on n credit of one, two and
three years from the day Of sale; Purchas-
Ors will be required to furnish their seve-
raj promisory notes, payable to the order
and at the domieile of jean Bernard, the
agent of the Administrator. Said notes
to bear interest ut tho rate Of eight per
cent per annu1n from maturity until paid,
and all property susceptible to mortgage
to remain specially mortgaged and hy-
pothecated in favor of said said success
sion until full and final payment has
been effected of the notes and interest
that may accrue thereon, and the pur-
chaser or purchasers to bind themselves
and their heirs not to sell, ALLEVIATE or
cucumber thu same to the prejudice OF
said succession.
All persons other than the heirs who
shall fail to pay the amount due within
thirty days from the maturity of It's iD-
stalment will have to pay i've per cent.
penalty additional.
Sale to take place ut the late residence
of said deceased.
Given under my official signature in
the town Of Vermiliouvillo, this LIST day
of September, 1873. A. MONNIER,
s3-td Clerk.
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To- London is going to rebuild the
Alexandria Palace. Glass and iron will
be tho materials most largely used in its
reconstruction.
U A Daubury boy wants to know IT it
is right for bis folks to pay $500 for q
piano for bis sister, aud make him pick
berries for circus money.
T j. j. snider, aged 100 years. who
served in the British army during the
Revolution, and also under Butcher at
Waterloo, died a short time since Ia the
pooehouse ID Stateaville, N. O.
To Of the children born In London
more than twice IS many are raised %
maturity now than we're raised one hun
dred years ago. Then more than q
half died under the age Of Eve years;
now only about a qnarter,
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TT s, RHAHL STAGE LINES.

u. S. MAIL STAGES leave VcrmiIion-
VILE daily for New Iberia via RoyviIlo
and Cote Gelte. Also, daily Sundays
exceptedl for Grand Coteau, Opelousas
and Washington; and 81 Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays for Mermentau River,
Lake Charles, and Sulphur Mines.
Through tickets to New Orleans can be
had of tho undersigned.
n27 tt ~. T. YOUNG, Local Agent.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, lp.u,
Parish of LAFAYETTE, 1"rtsh court

STATE OF LOUISIANA, (p.u,.,
Parish of Lafayette, A"'i'h
WHEREAs, John o. Mouton, of the
w Parish Of Lafayette, has iled in said
court, a petition, praying to be appointed
Administrator Of the Estate of 0nezine
Mouton, late Of this parish, deceased.
Any person intending to make OPPOSE
ton to said appointment win ffe the
same In said court, in the town of YER
m~iiionyille, within ten days iron the pub
licetion Of this notice, otherwise said APP
pointment win be made.
Given under my official signature, att INV
office, in the town Of YermilionyilIs.
this 9Th day Of September, 1873.
2w 4. MONNfER, Clerk.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

NJ. +. CHURCH. SOUTH, vcrrqilion-
vile, La.-Preaching every Sunday at
II o'clock A. NJ, and at 7 o'clock +. N.
Sunday School at 81 o'clock each Sunday.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening,
at 7 o'clock. A Cordial invitation is ex-
tended to the public to attend.
j. NJ. BROWN, Pastor.
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vOR PRINTING,

Of every description, including ca, d.
Po.tors, Lrwy, rs Briefs, etc, promptly
amS nratiy printed, in cith"r F 5EiI oh,n @.
a. nr'E VEN to our Agents. Terms &c S'""''l"'
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vv1ic,ol Neutrality-suspicious..

From this date no Judicial Advsr,Is"s
,,n,t vii he inserted in this paper unless
mdnrscd ~ follows by y responsible par
tr""'J'" riT pay for his advertisement, a,
E,oI rates, ar soon rs presented gllr t'"'
;.u.ryi,u '-|-
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u A. MEYNIER, Jr., Commission
merchant, So Peters street, nca Bcinville,
New Orleans. C0nsignmonts of Eggs,
Chickens and all other country products
sold ut the highest market prices. jy30tf
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Died--CLECG-On Saturday, Soptom-
Der u, 1873, III the town of Nermilion-
vile, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Clegg. Aged 3 weeks.
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JUDGMENT.

Cleonide Dugas, Parish Court,
VS.. Parrish Of Lafayette
John E. Chargois. No. ST..
In this case, by reason Of the law and
the evidence being in favor of the Pla H.
tif, it il ordered, adjudged and docreed
that said Plaintiff, Cleonide Dugas, DO
aud is hereby separated in property from
her husband, J. If. Chafgois. That the
community heretofore existing between
them is dissolved, aud that tho one-thlrd
undivided of lot No. 81 of the plat of the
town of Vermilionville, with the undi-
vided third of the improvements thereon,
bounded north by Yerinilion street, south
by lot of Mrs. Hirsch. west by Washington
street and east by lot Of - Sales, be and
is hereby decreed to be the paraphernal
property Of the Plaintiff, free from the
control Of the defendant; that the said de-
PENDANT pay the costs of suit.
This done, read and signed in open
court, OF Fermilionyille, on the 10th day
Of September, 1873.
Signed A. J. MOSS, Parish Judge.
Flied September 10, 1873.
Signed A. MONEIER, Clerk.
4 true and correct copy of the original
ON file in my office:
YermilionyiIle, Sept. Is, 1873.
a. M0NNTER,
sof-3w Clerk of said Court,
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FAR. uOOpEFs,s FEMALE

~ Pills. A positive cure for hTeg"-
larify, Suppression, LcUc0rrhea, 0Cakncss,
and al female complaints. Established
fifty years. BE sure and get The genuine.
Price IL per box, sent by mail securely
sealed, with full directions on receipt OF
nricc. Direct nil orders, HOOPER Il Co,
i. 0. Box 2453. Philadelphia, Pa.
feb5 1y
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BARNUM GONG INTO BALLOON
BUSINESS MIR. ?. 4. BArnum publish
es a card in the Bridgeport, Connects
cut, Standard ola late date, saying that
if no balloon crosses tho Atlantic this
autumn he will ne1t year exPsnd $780,
900, If necessary, in demonstrating the
possibility Of such q project. "As Mt
present advised advised" he says"
shall have the silk material manufHc-
tured in China, put together and pre-"
pared III der the direction of ]scientIlc
men in London, al experimental ascon>
sion made from the Sydenham Crystal
Palace grounds, then bring tho balloon
TO America, and make the transatlantic
trio from New York. faust the pubs
lie will heloiye that if | put my hand to
the pillow | shall not look back"
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MILLIONS OF N
Annually saved to tho South by the us
of Royals

Annually saved to tho South by the use
of Royals
COTTON WORM DESTROYERII
Under patent issued March II, 1871, aud
Numbered 1872.
Opo-half the labor saved Ope-half the
land only required, aud cotton kept
free from trash, As the leaves continue
green until frost. II is cheap and east
" applied by the uso of II common
sitter. Rain is q benefit. Give it u trial.
A Right Regal Remedy is Royals Cot
ton Worm Destr0yer.-Galrestom Ne'cs.
| applied your Cotton Worm EXtermi-
nator upon five rows, and skipped three,
and so on. The worms eat up MI except
where the remedy was applied.
J. c. BIACKMAN, Shreveport, La.
Editors Brca4am Timc8:-A few days
ago, in company with Mr.. John Sanders,
| visited the farm Of Mr.. W. b. Royal,
who resides about three miles south of
Chappell Hill, III Washington county, for
the purpose of satisfying myself whether
the remedy, discovered by him, for the
destruction of the cotton worm vas Gf-
]fgctual. The cotton on which the remedy
had not been applied, was eaten oh' by the
worm clean, up to the very row who're
applied, which was green with the leaves
on it. The worms directly after attacking
the cotton OH which the remedy had been
applied were found dead and in Il dying
condition. We worB convinced that it
was u success. Mr. Royal Informs us it
can be had at Ne0st Of IL Is to Sl.5O per
acre, and is applied by the uae OF II seive.
D. II. i. GARRETT.
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Agents wanted in all parts of the South:
References required. Farm rights may
be had of agents, or by RENTING to
B~reedlove & Chadwick Breuham, Texas.
Prices of farm kights.-From l to 20
acres, SO; 90 to 50 acres, S15; 50 to 100
acres, $50; 100 to $50 acres, $50; $50 to 200
acres, $40; 200 acres or more. $50
W. b. kOYALL Il son.
r. Fl. Mills, Abbevillo, La, Agent for th'
parishes of st. Landry, st, MARTIN, Str
Mary, Lafayette, Vermilion and AvOylos.
au6 Pm
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The VidaIia (ConoordiaJ Herald, OF
the 9th, has the following murder item.
We learn from a gentleman who has
lust returned from n trip to tho Tensns
country, that Sheriff LiddeIl, Of Rich
land parish, with n posse Of five men,
were ~waylaid and murdered the other
azy, while in pursuit OF the murderers
of Judge Crawford and District AttoF'
ney Harris.
Sheriff LiddeIl was a relative of our
informant, and he seemed to be very
much moved at the news, which he says
is from u somewhat reliable sCoucc.
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HasEELLANEOuS
I ESAEE HBOUTON,
ABBEVILLF. La,

ABBEVILLE, LIE.
Arncral dealer In aIlkiuds Of FtfHI
APOCERIES, consisting Of Flour, Pork,
7Bacou, Rice, Coffee, Salt, Sugar, Mola8
Corn Meal, &c, &c. Country Produce
taIten i'll Xchauge. m''|5ly
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.ERkSMIRE MOGR.

DERkSHHRE HOGS.
D The undersigned will stand his pure
bred Berkshire boar, Young Promise,"
by 'fYoung England's Glory, out of the
Imp. "Eugenia,5 to a very limited number
of Sows. Fees will be by special arrange
ment, either in kind or cash, as may be
mutually agreed upon. koseland Planta-
tion, q miles north of VermilionviIle.
a~pr973-llt-1y S. d. BRANNIN.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-01
apuMps! PUMPS! PUMPS!

Wells bored and latest styles of pumps
furnished on short notice. Having pro
vldud myself with tire necessary aPpA-
ratus. ! am fully prepared to put down
wells for those who will favor me with
their patronage. Charges reasonable:
nI3.3m JOHNS. RAND.
The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-10-01

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