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WEALTH OF TRINITY CHURCH, New YoRK.-
The Rev. VIM. Berrian has published q pamphlet
with view Of disabusing the public mind Of
erroneous views Of the great wealth Of Trinity
Church, in New York. The Philadelphia In
quirer thus sums up his statements
According to the statement prepared by the
rector, with the fullest opportunity of informa-
ton, the gross revenue Of the corporation up to
that time, from ground rents, pew rents, and
every other source, had never at any one time
reached higher point than $57, 1882. After
deducting the interest on the debt of about
$40, 900, the nett income in 1647 was only
$33, $780, But, continues Mr.. Berrian, in order
to present the whole subject with frankness and
candor, and to leave no room for suspicion in
honorable minds Of evasion or doubt, it is pro-
per to state that from great changes in the gem
eral value Of property within the last few years
the income of Trinity Church has been mate
rally increased. But what is it, with this
somewhat sudden and unexpected advantage,
at the present timer The gross amount Of it
from ground rents, pew rents, and every other
source was, on the 1st Of May last, $S9, 486.
After deducting, then, the interest on its
present debt Of $685. (which was mainly
incurred by her benefactions to others, amount
ing to $34,781, the nett income Of Trinity
Church is precisely neither more nor less than
1854, 705. This he does not regard as particu-
larry enormous for great corporation, with
large landed property, in 3 great and flourish
ing city. He afhrms, moreover, that from the
time the church reached the point where her
income exceeded her reasonable wants she has
in due proportion dispersed them, with free
dom and liberality which have made her wealth
great blessing. He then proceeds to illus
trate, snd states many facts in confederation.
Trinity has given again and again to other
churches, has assisted aged and decayed clergy
men, and distributed It's means in the most
benevolent and. generous spirit
y ~ smother passage he estimates the amount
o. the gifts, loans, and grants Of Trinity at g.,
5OO,OOO-an amount be says, more than equal
to tvo-thirds Of the value Of the estate, except
ing the church edihce and burial grounds,
which now actually remains
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HERE'S YOUR CHILD-Tbe Hartford Times tell:

HERE'S YOUR CHILD-Tbe Hartford Times tells
us that, few days ago, while mechanic of that
city was at work among a shop full of companions
of both sexes, young woman entered with an
infant in her arm, and deposited the baby on the
table before him, with the remark, Here's your
child shan't take care of it any longer" and
vanished, leaving him the unexpected possessor of
an interesting piece of property The girls laughed
at the poor fellow but he put on the best face he
could, and provided accommodations for the smiling
little cherub Accidents will out,
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NorE-The slaves in the second column the children
Of the adults who precede them in the first Should changes
by death birth before the SALE notice thereof will
be given on the day Of SALE
T. THE STOCK OF THE PLANTATION, consisting Of
ffy-two Mules nine Cane Carts seven Carts pair
Timber Wheels, sixteen large and thirty small Poughs,
two Fukes four Harrows four Cane Hiers Hoes Axes,
Cane Knives, Saws, Spades, Trace Chains, Hames and
Collars, 0xCar three yoke Of Oxen, Ok and
Chains six pair Of Carriage Horses Riding Horse,
one Buggy Horse, three old Horses Carriage and
Harness, one Buggy and Harness, sixty-two head Of
Horned Cattle, thirty Zone Sheep sixty EIGHT Hogs.
g. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects contained
in the Dwelling House.
SQUARE OF GROUND situate in the town Of Kicker
ve parish Of Jefferson in this State said square
uring 25s feet and lines front Peters Avenue and
Octava street, and 20 feet front Paquemne street
and Chestnut street-American measure.
TERMS AND CosDIrIoss-CASH ON THE SPOT
ianl2-5t Z. G. ROBICHAUX, Sheriff.
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Morales esclaves qui trouven dams Ia seconde
tonne son les eants des adultes qu precedent
premiere colonne. 81 queques enlargement aiveraient
soft par Id mort o par Ia nassanoe de queques escaves
ayant vehte Oh donnera notice lie jour de vente
Z. LIE STOCK DE L'HABITATION CONSTANT de cinquante
deux Muets, Cigarettes cannes Charrettes, Tim
Der Wheel) Is crosse ct 80 petite charrues nouques
Came Pees Traits de Chaines Golfers, Charrette
Beuf paires de Boeu Jougs ct Chaines, paires de
Chevaux de Voiture Cheval de Monture, I'm Cheyal
de Buggy, 8 vieux Chevaux. Barouche ct Harnais
Buggy Harnas 81 tees de Betesa Cornes, 81 Mou
tons, 0S Cochons,
Maison dhabitaton. :,
g. UN CARRE DE TERRE su4 dansla vile de Reckervlle
paroisse Jefferson dams Get Fiat; edt Care mesurant
25S pieds ct gnes facade Peters Avenue ct Ia
rue Ocavia go pieds de facade les Plaque
mines ct Chesnut, mesuYe Amencaine.
TERxEs-COMPTANT. EGG. ROBICHAUx, Sheriff.
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Great southern Remedy:

j A COB's rot G Il D 1 A L.
BOWEL DISEASES, Cholera Dysentery, Di<
- arrheea, choiEra Morbtis, Bilious choic Cholera
EASES Of FEMALES most especially Painful Mensruaton.
The virtues Of Jacobs Cordial too well known %
require encoInhms.
l. IT CURES TRk CASES OF DIARRHGA.
2. II CURES THE WORST FORMS DysENrERY.
3. IF CURES CALIFosNtA Oh MEXICAN D1AasHGA.
4. lr RELIEVES TIE sESEREsr CHoLlc.
S. IT cuREs Cholera MoRBus.
s. IT CURES CHOLERA INFANTuM.
T. IT CURES PAINFtL MENsTRUA ALTON.
s. IT RELEIyEs PAIN IN BACK AND Ions.
9. 1T CouSTEHAcrs NERVOUSNESS AND DEsPoNDENcT:
10. IT RESTORES IRREGULARITIES.
II, IT DIspELs GLOOMY AND HISTORICAL FEELINGS.
~. IT is AN ADMIRABLE TONIC.
A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS,
LETTERS, &C.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial III my FIRMLY, and have
found it NEST efficient, and in my Judgment valuable
remedy Hon. HIRAM WARNER,
Judge of Supreme Court, Georgia.
cit gives pleasure IN being able recommend Jacobs
C?rdalmy own personal experience and the experience
cfm5 neshhers and friends around ma, IS sufficient guar
antee for me to believe Il to be all that uports to be- viz
u sotereiJn remedy" WIN Fl. UNDERWOOD,
Formerly Judge Of Superior Court Cherokee Circuit.
medicine to all afflicted with bowel diseases, for which
heleve it 10 be SOVEREIGN remedsdecidsdy superior to
anything else ever tried by me-" A. A. GAULpING,
Deputy G NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
q" have used Jacobs Cordial in my family this with
all hear about as remedy by those who have tried it,
induces me TO DeeVt tat II stands al the mead OF every
preparation of the kind, and would end
the diseases for which it is compounded"
Mines G. DobBISs,
Cashier of the Bank of the State OF Georgia. Griffin
"If there is any crediblity in human testimony Jacobs
Cordial must stand peeminent above all Other preparations
of bowel diseases From the of testimony
its favor coming In from all quarters must be very far
in advance curative agent, of most not all other
patent preparations" A. FLEMING,
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.
"Ths efficient remedy travelling into celebrity fast
Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia gaining
commendation wherever sed.-Geo Jegersomtam.
eB- For sale by r. L. LAsHBRO0K Thibodaux La,
and by the principal Merchants and Druggists throughout
the State VIM BLISS 4 CO.,
sepS 6m Proprietors, Savannah Georgia.
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FRASKLIN's GREAT DIsCOvERY.-In the las,
number of the London Quarterly Review, we
find just tribute of praise to franklin. NJ.
Arago, in his writings upon electricity, gives
very little credit to Franklin for making the
experiment which proved the identity Of cleo
trieity. He says, "the first views Of Franklin
on the analogy Of electricity and lightning, were
only simple conjectures. The sole difference
between him and Nollet was only reduced to the
project of an experiment"
" This sole difference says the Reviewer,
"of which M. Arago makes SO little account,
was the grand difficulty to be overcome. The
resemblances between lightning and electricity
were too obvious to escape attention, and the
idea, in fact, had occurred Independently to
three Or four persons. If any one, said Nollet,
would undertake to demonstrate the notion, it
would Please me much twas just here where
Noiiet broke down. He could neither see what
was the single link wanting to complete the
chain, nor how to apply it. Electricity was the
rage Of the day, and not one Of its numerous
students could hit upon the method any more
than Nollet. The sole difference between Frank
lin and the rest resolves itself into ths-that he
did that which nobody else could do" ss{
!. This tribute to the great discovery of Frank
lin, contains the kernel of the matter. The ex-
pertinent Of Franklin to prove the identity of
lightning and electricity, was the most sublime
ever performed. The old philosopher drawing
lightning from the thunder cloud with simple
hte, well entities him to the appellation of the
"LghtAing Tanner /"
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PROCL TION
To the Citizens Of ThIbotlaux and Vicinity
THINK CLOSE A ND PONDER WE'LL!


DULVERMACHER'S HYDRO ELECTRIC
Voltac Chains used for the instant relief and per-
nsanemt cure Of all NERVOUS DISEASES TOR the first
first introduced in France two years sfnce and from
thence have extended to Germany, Austria Prussia Eng
land year has elapsed since they were introduced
into the United States. They used in the hospitals
of London Paris Vienna Berlin also in every hospitals in
New York They secured and patented in five differ
Kingdoms also in this country and constantly used
with the astonishing success by both Physicians and
Patients in the relief and Of Rheumatis Painful and
Swelled JOINTS Neuralgia of the face Deafness Blindness
Nervous Headache Palpati0n Of the Heart Contraction
of the Limbs Cardiagia, Indigestion, General Debility,
Impotence Uterine Palms, and all diseases which are pro-
ducedf from diminished amount of Nervous Fluid. Certf-
caes of the beneficial effects produced in the above
diseases have been received from Professors Mott Van
Buren, Post of New York city, Doctors Oidng Bird and
Percifara of London also from distinguished Medical Men
in of the cities of Europe, besides more than one thou
sand from patients who have been cured by their use in
various parts of the country 1t is established fact
which Physician dare can deny. that all Nervous
Diseases increased severity rather than benefited
by constant ainIinsatio of Drugs. and The common
othe people is being awakening to this truth BY
avoiding all drugs and patent N0struns, thousands have
been cured by all powerful agents of nature, pure air.
proper exercise, diet bathing, &c. By the use Of the
pulse the energies SYSTEM which
health without the process of swallowing the
sickenning, listing nostrms that thrown before
the public. pamphlet containing certificates Of curea
description of the Chains and the mode OF may be OBJ
| tanned free Of charge, at the Drug Store OF
CAUTION TO LADIES, ...-
Ladies' who e'sciee requested 70 use them with
atcaution by use miscarriage Is ap-
to be produced: ,.,
Ell. LAsHBRoOH, Agent for Thibodanx.
s. STEINERT, SEMI Agent, N. Y. [31-1yl
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scott's "Litt1e Giant" Corn and Cob Mill,
Patented Aay 18Th, 1854. ...,

Patented Hay 18Th, 1854. ..4'
tfNHE ATTENTION of PLANTERS, FARMERS,
/ and Stockholders in general Is respectfully called to
this Mill the important article Of the kind now in
use only well adapted for grinding Cob Meal for Stock
but Gs for the table, and especially Bread Meal from corn
not fully ripe or dry in the fall.
In setting this Mill mechanic frame work Is wanted,
only requiring be fastened to floor platform Easily
adjusted and used by any body, even child.
The LfTTLE GIANT has received the first premiums at
the late agricultural Fairs Of Missouri Kentucky Maryland,
and other States; and that in the complimentary
manner well as the most ready from the
thousands witnessing its performance
These Mills guaranteed in the most positive manner
and No warranted to grind 10 bushels of feed hour
with horse and offered 1.-THE low price of $50 all COM
plee ready for attaching the teanNo at $75 grnds 20
bushels per hour with horses ..,..'.. So.
Manufactured Scott Burt St Louis Scott Kockbees
Baltimore; Scott Hedges, Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times
THE LITTLE GIANT"-By invitation called at the es-
tabshment Of Scott Hedges yesterday to witness the
Giant Corn and Corn Cob M Hever name was well ap-
piled, it in the present instance. The mill weighs only
about three hundred pounds, and with single horse at
tached to tenfoot shaft it eats up corn and cob
vengeance is got up an Improvement on the best
patent of this kind ever attained and is simple in its
construction that be put together and set in motion in
twenty minutes and afterwards be adjusted and used with
by anybody. 1t will grind with ease from u to ID
| bushels per hour. -, -
TO the farmer this mill, simple in its construction
and furnished at the exceeding low price Of 500 affords
of the greatest convenences that have Wher
they have been introduced they have universal favor.
every interested in agricultural pursuits call at Scott
Hedges No. Water street, examine and see it in opera
ton. - ...
~ For sale in Thibodaux by the undersigned, who has
in operation, which he will be pleased to exhibit
ian27 B. F. HOLDEN
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4 VIS-Toutes personnes qui doivent Ia ferme
N de DOwNTON LAwLEsS, sont par Ie present re-
u,e De se presenter de regr toutes cees qu Ia.
te erme do sorts de meme requises de presenter lieut.
complies dument autnentiques, au soussigne syndic.
51-lm JF. THOMPSON
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r EMONADE.-A few dozen "Concentrated
Lemonade ne article for the season, for sale BY
senI B. r. HOLDEN.
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Succession Of Engenie Hebsrt deceased scis eAubi,
B. Thiboddup.
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SUCCESSION or Eu1enae EeUeTT USCdJ6eQ a6D6 Of dNO1D
B. Thsbodaup.
UCCEsSION SALE.-STATE OF LOUIS
\ } ana-Fifth District Court-Parish Of Lafourche.
In the and by the authority Of the Fifth Judicial
District Court sitting in and for the parish Of Lafourche
there will be offered for sale at public auction by E. G.
the parish Lafourche the Court House in Thbodaux
On Wednesday, February ID, 1856,
10 O'clock N, the following described slave belong
ing to the said Succession, to wit:
CHARLES, negro man, aged about twenty one years
and sickly.
TER.ss AND CosDrrross.-One Hundred Dollars cash on
the adudcaed value Of the Slave, and the remainder by
thirds maturing respectively the first day Of the month
OF March, Of the years 1851 1885, and 1885, purchasers
to furnish their notes with approved security in sodo The
Slave to remain specially morgaged and until
final payment and all notes not puncuay paid at maturity
interest at the rate Of eight per centum annum
jan iani l, ''"' ''''' Z. G. RoBIcHAUx, Sheriff.
Loom for Sale.
THE undersigned offers for sale one Of j. G.
i Mendenhaps patent hand Columbia Bagging Looms.
Unlike the old Looms requires but motion operate
IT, and win make "a yards Of any kind Of cloth in the
time that takes 70 make six yards the old Loom, Com
paraveiy speaking with labor at all, since 1t be
worked with little practice by any one well from the
age Of ten to further advanced age Tounderstand it has
only to be seen,
Any further comments his perfect piece Of work Of
genius entirely unnecessary its wide spread celebrity
throughout the world il . sufficient recommendation
Accompanying this Loom is little book giving all the
5s.ss, $3.50 '''' ''' 49, -' 4. PERRIN,
r EMoNADE.-A few dozen concentrated
IL Lemonade Ans article for the sea.on for sale By
sepl B. =. HOLDEN!
rARTS AND WAGONS-An additional supply
jus. received ftcn the nssnutaetursrs. As sale By
eepl pf HOLDEN.
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TARTS AND WAGONS-An additional supply
~ Just received from the manufactures. ts ss!s
senI p.F. HOLDEN.
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4 PPLES-Twenty-Five Barrels Green Apples,
~ Just landed aud for sale BY A, b. kA6AH.
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GTEAM BOILERS FOR SALE
The susriber offers for sale four 80 inch single ued
BOILERS SO feet long guaranteed to be Of the very best
iron and entirely ne. They will be furnished put up at
the same price which they would cost in Cincinnati at the
nysnnsactorv Tap7-tfl LOUIS A. GOSSIN.
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Succession dEugSuie Hilbert, dscSdse Spouse dAubtn
B. ThS60ddM1.
VTENTE DE .--ETAT DE LA
Y LoUIsrANE-cour du Cihquiste District-Parosse
de Lafourche. III.
An nom par autore de la Cour u Cinquieme District
Judiciare segeant dams ct pour ade parosse oe
en- vente publique par E. G. Robiehaux, Sheriff. dumeut
qualife ct assermeue dams ct pour Ia paroisse de La
fourche, Ia Mason de Cour, en- h vile de Thbodaux,
MERCREDI, lie 10 FEVRIER, 1856,
commencant 10 heures A. lie negre suivant apparte
ladite succession, SAVIOR:
CHARLES, I'm Negro age denvfrof q ans, (maadif)
TERNEs Er Co0DiroSs,--Cent Pastres Comptantsur lie
prx de REHABILITATION dudt escave e: Ia balance par tiers
echeant lie premier jour u mois de Mars
des annees 1851 1858 ct 1859 les acquereurs
eus blets avec bonnie caution sofdahes Ledt Esclave
restant specaemen hypotheque anece payment
na ct tous blets ponctuellement payee eur eche
snce pcreront nteret raison de NUT par ce par
Quau payment final. L. g, RCbfCHAUA, Shefll
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