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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

"A PENDULUM 161 MILES LoNG.-The trains
fthe Hudson River Railway vibrate like SO many
Pendulums, morning, noon and night, between
New York and Albany, but very eccentric PEN
dulums they are-swinging demurely along
through the city to Thirty-frst street; ther
taken in tow by . locomotive that glides meekly
% 70 the borders Of the city, forever ringing it.
bell to warn people out Of the way, and appar'
eatly very humane indeed.
But once ont Of the city limits, it begins to
pant and shrek, and away it tears thirty mile.
n hour-thirty- miles an hour-forty mile.
N hour, sweeping round curves, gliding along
Tie base Of Gods stone masonry-now through
aquary-now through the borders of q village.
Here it makes, pell-mell, for the river; there
shuts its eyes, and plunges through tunnel
dark as Erebus. Then it just winks once, and
goes through little one, like . thread through
aaeedle's eye. On it darts, by the sentinels
nat salute it with white flags as it passes-by
ne hamlets-by the cities-in sight Of the
nser-thc palisades nothing 1t all.
You have read one side Of the newspaper !;
yoe are just turning it, to see what it wanted
"a who wants it, when there is . tremendous
siiek, and swinging chime, and putting on
the brakes and right over the river, through
as night, slowly winking like sleeping burg
Af, lies the good old city Of Albany.
W wonder what the Hudson thinks, If it eUer
0nls. about this monster, that goes darling
like : huge Devils darning needle along is
aores, . i must find its sources in minute !;
ma anon, darling back again, as If life depended
heading it Of. before it got down TO sea.
!. Ne wonder what the Van Wrinkle family, old
p Or young Rip, would think, should they hear
snf'l cry among their drowsy hills
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A HUMIL1ArING AvowAL-On page s Of
the printed Robert Of the Superintendent Of
Public Education, we find the following
statement:
"a local parochial and State supervision
of the schools is what is most needed.
There should De in every parish, board of
examiners. consisting of three or more, whose
duty it should be to examine applicants for
the situation of teacher. In some districts,
the directors are totally incapable of perform
ing this duty, for the very potent reason,
that they themselves do not know how to read
or ,rrite. In looking oper the warrants Of
Teachers on file in this office, there ,cere found
in one parish, the ordinary mark Of tacelve
different directors; TN ttc0 or three Of The
districts, there uere tico out Of three who
signed their mark. This is truly deplo'a-
bic fact, and enc of which unprincipled
Teachers have not failed to turn to their
own pecuniary advantage. Two out of
every three of the Directors should be
required to know how to read and write. !! !!
The New Orleans Bee comments as fol-
lows; on the above:
We were made aware by the census of
1850, that our State contained heavy per
centage Of her population, utterly ignorant
of the merest rudiments of education, but
we were hardly prepared to admit that of
the Directors of the Public Schools in the
Districts, many are absolutely unable 10
write their names-stiIl less did we antici-
pate the recommendation by the Superin-
tenleni that two out Of every three Directors
should be required to know how to read and
write knowledge must be al a desperately
low ebb. and ignorance at high premium
in many parishes in our State: if the indivi-
duals who are selected for the express
purpose of enrolling and experimenting
public education, do not in all cases possess
the indispensable qualification of reading
and writing. The contrast between the
wretched condition of our free school sys-
TEN, and its paImy prosperity and brilliant
results in New England, is humiliating to
the last degree
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AGENCY OF THE
Merchants Insurance Company
of New Orleans.

FOR the parishes Of Assumption, La.
L fourche and Trrrebonne. The undersigned having
been appointed agent for the above Insurance Company
beg leave call the attention Of Planters Merchants and
property holders Of the three above parishes the follow
ing clause adopted by the Bo,rd Of Presidents Of
Companies Of New Ole ms, for country FIRE Rsk<.
" PRE- PISKS out Of New Odesns On buildings or
contents excepting Gin and Sugar Houses and their
tents to have the following clause inserted PROVIDED THE
IN IT namely
It is under and agreed TO be condition of this In
surance that in ofany within the policy the In
are to be liable only for THREE FOUTHs OF THE
SAME, not exceeding the sum herein insured, and the
OTHER FOURTH to be BORNE BY THE ASSURED.
The undersigned is ready to Insure properties against
Fire Risks and also Cargo per Steamboats,
CHARLEsLESSEPS, Agent
Firm of Lesseps Deguilhem, Thibodsux, La.
May 9Th, 1853. l221y.J
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A Coon REAsoN.-A lady was asked, the
other day, why she chose to live single
life, and simply replied, because I am not
able to support husband"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

ANOTHER MODEL SrArE.-It now appears
that the Vermonters claim to live in the
" model State" The Rutland Herald makes
"There is but one city in the State and
not one soldier. We have no theatres nor
mobs: We have no police, and not murder
has been committed in this State arithin tie
last ten gears. We have no museums opera
houses, nor crystal palaces, but we have
homes that are the center of the world to its
inmates. for which the father works, votes
and talks-where the mother controls. edu-
Gates, labors and loves-where she rears
men, scholars and patriots"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11

| How TO WASH LACE.-Ihe foiloWln:
mode of washing laces we find in an ex
change and fepublish it for the benefit o
our fair readers:
The difficulty of getting lace WASHED
right, especially out Of great city: is very
great. Every lady, therefore, should know
how to wash her own thread lace. If any
fair reader is ignorant of this art, we car
teach her In very few words. Let he
first rip off the lace, carefully pick out the
loose bits Of thread, and roll the lace very
smoothly and securely round a clean black
bottle previously covered with old white
linen, sewed tightly on. Tack each end o.
the lace with a needle and thread, to keep
it smooth; and be careful in wrapping moi
to crumple or fold in any Of the scallops oil
bearings. After it is on the bottle take
some of the best sweet oil, and with clean
sponge wet the lace thoroughly to the in
most folds.
Have ready in a washbottle, a strong
lather of clear water and white CASTLE soap
Fill the bottle with cold water to prevent its
bursting, cork it we'll and stand it upright
in the suds, with string" round the neck
secured to the ears or handle of the kettle
to prevent its knocking about, and breaking
while over the fire. Let it boil in the suds
for an hour or more, till the lace is clean and
white all through. Drain off the suds, and
dry it on the bottle in the sun. When dry,
remove the lace from the bottle, and roll i,
round wide ribbon block: or lay it in long
folds, place it within sheet of smooth white
paper, and press it in large book for a few
days.
The DEVIL AND THE CoUNT.-A certain
count who, in order to raise the wind, had
made a league with the Old Gentleman, vic.
lated his engagement and was suddenly
waited upon by his iiabolical creditor, who;
with a grin on his face, cried out to his
victim: "Come, we must be off imme-
diately"
The count appeared most terrified. In a
timid tone of expostulation he said: "Our
agreement was for forty years-only twenty
years have elapsed-must goa"
eyes," replied Saten, in determined but
logged tone.
"Grant me but one year,"
"No!n
"a day."
"Now
"Then," said the count, "you see this
candle? 1t is but an inch long. Whilst it
is burning, here is bottle and capital
segar to regale you. Will you not spare
me until this candle is burnt out 2"
EYES," answered the Internal guest.
every well, then / am snug enough" said
the count, as he bowed out the candle and
thrust it into his pocket. So saying, he left
the apartment by another door.
The gentleman in black got up, his
whole frame trembling with anger, and his
eyes scintilating with Iurid corruscations of
wrath. He seemed withal, decidedly sneak
ing, and vanished with clap Of thunder.
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CARRIAGE SHOP:

THE undersigned having #z
Il rented the premises lately -eD8efX18
pied by Miles Raglan, on Jackson st., lfHAaD
opposite the Bank ready to do all kinds Of Repairing
to Carriages and Vehicles Of every description, in
BLACKsMITHING Of ali kinds especially Plantation Work,
done In the best style and at the shortest notice. Also
HORSE-SHOETNG done in the best manner. All work
guaranteed please liberal share of patronage is so
cited. mh4-ly JOHN HICKS.
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"a care you Christian Indian % asked
gentleman of one ofthe Cataraugus tribe. "No,"
was the answer; 81 whisky Indian"
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11
DR.. M. A. Mcleod

ID RESPECTFULLY announces to his
friends and the public that he has again resumed the
practice of his profession and socs patronage Office
the Post Office in the formerly occupied the Read
ing Room.
eE Orders left with Mr. J. Y Bennett at the Post Office,
will meet with prompt attention (4-1y)
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP.

IULFORD & BRO. having commenced
l. the Carriage Business in all its branches,
in the Shop on Jackson next door to the
Methodist Church, prepared to manufacture stS
Bugges Carriages Rockaways sukies every
stye repairing Persons wanting anything in their
line would do well give them call All work guaranteed
give satisfaction New vehicles always hand r sale
decl0f FULFORD & BROTHER, Jackson street.
- Boxes of Blood & Co.'S Superior
IL AXES from ~ to 70 weight each, every war
Chains, Hoes Nos and 8, Ames' Spades and Shoves
Strap Hinges Cotton and Wool Cords Selves, Potts and
Kettles, Ovens, Stew Pans &C., which will sell low
anxious dispose of many goods possible
by the LIST of March, Canlf WAKEMAN & SMITH
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4 CARD.-The undersigned, grateful
"A for past favors from his patrons Of this vicinity
this medium to express his thankunes and with view to
retiring from the GROCERY AND HOTEL BUSINESS
within the present season. conceves proper give notice
that from the present. first Of March, 1884, shall discon
tnue the credit business and deal exclusively for CASH
with the exception Of WAGONS, CARTS, and PLOWs.
which viii be sold March credit, heretofore to my
regular patrons. Respectfully, B. r. HOLDEN.
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Dental Surgery.

\ l.. PLOUGH, JR., DENTAL SURGEON
~. Most respectfully informs his friends and IN
ceved fine assortment of DENTAL MATERIALS Of the
first qualities such asorcezatne Teeth, Gum 7eethsfor
full SETS fine gold foil for plugging teeth &C. He is now
well prepared fill all orders in his line Of profession at the
shortest notice. Jani4
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n. FLEMIN
DLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLAS.

Il TERER, Has juss received and will constantly keep
at his Ware House Church street full stock Of Tbom
aston, Western and Sugar Lime, Sharp Sand. Cement
Hair Plaster of Paris re, which he willsel low as
they can be procured from New Orleans. June ii.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11
Hat Mandatory.

Hat Mandatory.
\ RISBOURt, IL CO., Hatters from
"a Paris, take this method to inform the public q
that they have just established Hat Mandatory, at
No. II St. Philip street, next door below A. B. Ragan's
Grocery store where they make new hats to order
measure repair old within "a hours notice. Straw
Hats beached and altered to the newest style cleaning Of
grey Hats for men, children and generally whatever kind Of
work belongs to the Hatters trade.
BY their exacude and attention. they expect 10 give fun
satisfaction for any kind oforers entrusted them
SUGAR CURED HAMS.-1O casks Of
NJ fine Sugar Cured Hams a 13c retail, 1211 by the
tierce for sale bv mh4 B. f. HOLDEN.
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baguerreotype Likenesses !!

DaguerreOlype Licenses!
TAKEN Bye. FREIDAL, (late of No..
Il II, st. Charles street, New Orleans) The advertiser
respectfully announces the citizens Of Thbodaux and the
surodng country he has opened again his Daguer-
Room his old stand the Bank and that he FEELS
assured Of giving full satisfaction to an WHO favor him
with call for their pictures which are taken with eke
colors and perfect fac simie Of the original
Nov. !, 1885, CHARLES FKEIDAL.
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FRENCH BRANDY, Madeira Wine,
i Port Wine Jamaica Rum, Holland Gin Sherry Wine,
Alcohol and Old Bourbon Whiskey all Of the very first qua
lily, for medical purposes just received by is FRIZELL
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-03-11
THE VERY BEST AND PUREST

l. MEDICINES.-J s. FRIZELI is now in receipt Of
general of Medicines, such Pure English
Caome, Blue Mass Aloes, Rhubarb, Magnesa, seidlz
Powders Chloride of Lime Pink Root Cream Of Tartar
Basom Copaiba, Soda Sage, and all the various kinds OF
pure extracts for prescription purposes Having bought the
above articles East prepared sell as low be
beusht almost anywhere. jan.21
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Notes at Auction.


II LEONVAE, Auttioneer, will sell
JLs at Auction on FRIDAY the 10th day Of MARCH,
1884, at O'clock m all the NOTES belonging to and in
possession of the subscriber The said notes will be sold
the highest bidder for CASH without
recourse on the vendor. 6-tds1 A. b. Raglan.
90 CASES OAKTANNED RUSSELL
~ BROGANs-s. T. DAUNIs & BROS,
ceving direct from Boston, superior and full assert
of the above article which they offer for sale Mt low
rates. 6-u.
FANCY ARTICLES. China Puff
Il Boxes, beautiful article, Buffalo Combs, Tortoise
Shell ditto Ivory ditto, Pen Knives superior article for
ladies, Port Mones Fancy perfume bottles, Cigar Cases.
Coognes of the finest kind for sale by the bottle gallon
Hair Oils Barys Tricopherous Tooth Brushes Otto Roses
Sweet Soaps Thermometers Hair Brushes etc. sold very
low by ISL J. s. FRIZELL.
Confectionery Store.
\ WE[SSENTHANNER, corner of
"a Main and st. Louis srssts TIL bodaux who'es 10
and retail dealer Preserved Fruits Annises Fancy Cor
das Syrus Conectionaries, Green Fruits Holiday Gifts
ditto for Christening, Deserts given either in the city
country Wedding parties supplied with article in
the parity confectionery line at the shortest notice and
on the most reasonable terms Patronage solicited.
January 2l-5-1y,
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TOR SAlE.--On reasonable terms, the
Il HOUSE AND LOT formerly occupied by Justin ALBERT
ESQ.,. situated in the town Of Thibodaux, the Canal In
the mean time the house is to let to good tenant
Apply to $3.50 G. BELCHER.
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PlOWS! PlOWS /!

TRANBERRIES.- Barrel fine and
~ fresh Cranberries just received and for sale by
[49-tf A. d. Raglan.
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seen about all there IS to be seen in St..
Petersburg. What do you think Of that Mr..
Dallas Z"
II seemed 50 incredible that poor, un-
calmly Yankee Id should thus be loaded
with attentions that the Ambassador scarce
ly knew what to think or say.
In shost time his visitor re-appeared.
"Well,n said he, II made up my mind to
60 home, to thank the Emperor and bid him
goodbye. / thought that couldn't do less
he'd been % civil. Says he, is there any
Thing you'd like to see before you 60 back 10
America 2 / told him should like 10 have
= peep at Moscow; for had heard con-
siderable about their setting fire to the
Kremlin, and I'd read great deal about Gen.
Bonaparte; but it would cost sight Of
money to 60 there, and wanted to carry
my earnings to my mother. So bid good
bye, and come Of. Now what do you guess
he did next morning? I VOW he sent the
man in regimentaIs to carry me to Moscow!
and bring me back again when I've seen all
| want to see, and we're going Tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Dallas-what do you think
now Z"
And sure euuogh, the Yankee boy
passed the Ambassadors house in splendid
coach and four, waving his handkerchief
and shouting q Goodbye, good-byew
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R00 Barrels Fresh Western Rock
WV LIME, Just received and for sale by
[7-1ml II. FLEMING, Church street.
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VTAkEN THROUGH MISTAkF-
l. From near the Ferry Landing at Thibodaux
about the 1st of October last FURNACE MOUTH from
the Foundry of p H. Gary Co., Thibodaux. liberal
reward will be given IFS delivery TO me at Lockpor
r5-1m1 JOHN LYAIL
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1UST RECEIVED, and for sale
q EXTRA, eT. louis FLOUR,
GERKINS AND MIXED PICKLES,
LOBSTERS and SALMON in tin cans,
SWEET OIL, pints and quarts,
BEST HAVANA CIGARS,
BOSTON and BUTTER BISCUIT, &c, &c.
noy26 J. F. THOMPSC
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report upon the claims of
Dr. B. Prewtt amounting Observation-Disclosures. $12 so
Joseph Aycock, Clerk Of Court 172 80
A. Verret Recorder 90
NJ Verret, Sheriff. 200 90
Gagne Tennent stationery, etc. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO
A. Mitenberger L Co Record Books ......,..., 40 25
Would respec fully report that find all the above claims
correct that know thing in the List of whose
lands the list Of forfeited lands for unpaid
for he year 1857 and therefore submit said list the
action Of the Police Jury. W. A. BIsLAND
J. L. CARoTHERs,
PETER WELSH.
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