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The New York Aquarium.

The Now York Aquarium has no rival in
Its peculiar features, and the courtesies and ia
cllities extended by the generous management
are of such character as TO particularly com
mend II TO all INTELLIGENT and educated persons.
There are rooms devoted exclusively to those
Who desire 10 study the uiner. ut phases OF M
rine NE, which are free. Among the new mar
veis and monsters that have recently been add
ed to the now Ovcr-Crowued tanks, II another
American Angler. or Devil Fish, several varieties
Of h=h.s. anu curious IOoking marine animals
from the tropics and some rare specimens OF
anemoHes or sea carnations. Deligntful after
noon and evening concerts are also u continual
hliIacllun.
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\ TUssLE WITH A BURGLAR.
Cool and Darins Tbicf and Coaragesss
MIR. Cshen. ST.. ana Juster.

The basement OF the house 20 Fast Broad
way Ia occupied by Mr.. David Cohen as .
grocery, the rear rooms being used as sleeping
apartments. Yesterday morning, just before
daybreak. Mr. Cohen, jr., was awakened bya
noise In hts room. Soon afterwsrd he saw a
man coolly helping himself to shawls, closks,
and other articles OF wearing apparel. what
do you want herer Mr. Cohen exclsimed,
jumping out OF bed. Hut the thief not waiting
TO answer ran for the back door. Mr.. Cohen In
hot pursuit Mr.. Cohen collared the burglar,
aud fse him to tue floor.
Tue elder Cohen helped his son and soon the
captured thief WIS securely plnioned by them.
Mr.. Cohen. jr, ran out into the street IN hls
night shirt nd hy cries OF 4" theft" murderl"
Gale Oncer Weiss. who arrested the burglar.
lie had Mr. Cohen's clothes on, even To TIE
overcoat. In the ,dl-nn street polIue station
the burglar described himself as Frederick
Smediker. cig T maker. Justice Smith held
him in default of e. 90 ball
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19
PLAYING AT FOOT-BALL.
Princeton and Columbia College Teams Con-
testing in HobOken.

princeton ana COLUMBIA tOliege Teams COn-
testing in HobOken.
The football twenty of Princeton de-
feated the Columbia College twenty the
grounds Of ST. Georges Cricket Club, Hoboken,
yesterday afternoon. Captain Price OF the
Columbus gave the first Kick to the ball,
sending II to the centre OF the field. The
struggling over the ball was earnest, and,
occasionally, painfully so. The Prncetonlans,
being, as an average, heavier than the Co.
umbias, and skillful In tripping and keeping
together, were almost regularly victors in the
struggle. Train, of Columbia, son Of George
Francis Train. although almost feather
weight, was particularly active and ,cnture-
some. The hrst goal was made by a Kick, by
Dodge, Of Princeton, twenty-five minutes
after the play began. During the scuning for
the second goal, Lindley, Columbian, and
McCalmet Princetonian were knocked on their
feet aud so much bruised that they played no
more. The second goal was made by Kick,
hfty-niLe minutes afterward, by Capt. McCosh,
Of Princeton. Tnirty-one minutes later-Dodge,
OF Princeton, having meanwhile had the wind
knocked out Of him--the third goal for Prince
ton was made 10y Kick by Denny. Darkness
came before another goal was made, and victory
was accorded To the Prncetonians.
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DIED.
KFRRIGAN -On Friday the f-th tnst Ian,

KERRIGAS.-on Fridsy, the 18th inst. James Ker
rigan, aged SO YEAR.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited sttenJ the funeral from his late resi-
dence % West Itth st. TUESDAY the 2lst 10
O'CLOCK A, NJ Ills remains will be conveyed to the
Mass u requiem viii De offered for the repose OF his
soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery for int rnent.
ROss.-On FridAy morning. NOV. IL. Martha Louisa.
wife OF the late John RoG
fubersI from 20d Frxu4fin BROOKLYN. Sunday
Nov. 10, at O'CLOCK p. NJ. mans viii be inferred
In New York Bay Cemetery, Y. j.
TAYLOR An snnivers nv solemn maze Of requiem
viii be ofei ed the Iepse Of the soul Of the late
Joseph Taylor At st. Matthews Church Mount Vernon,
n. r., on TUESDAY. Nov. 81. a. 10 o'clock.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited friends OF his son. the Rev NJ A. Tay.
Tor. Train leavss Grand Central Depot ut 1855.
VAUOHAN.-lu tlis city, on Thur day, Nov 10,
ireland aged 20 years.
The relatives ana friends of the family and those OF
his sonin Jon1 haye. respectfully invited to
attend he funeral from MA late re ience 1901 %
nor Invest 7sth sund ~ letn inst at
CLOCK r. NJ. and thence to CALVARY Cemetery in-
ternltnt.
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ACard from MIR. charlie. II. Hatch.

To THE EDITOR or rHE SUS-Sir: 10 THE
suS of Nov. II appears article relative TO me.
sdmit that order OF civil suit served
upon me ON Thursday. TIE required bail was prompt
ly gwen Like all such orders. II was granted an
a. pafte statement OF facts. TINS whole controversy Is
the result u business and family complications
counts of long standing. invO,ing deOe and credit
each side, far statement Of when has been
made, and which claim would result fayOra0N TO me.
My answer 10 the compliant, and the tri Of tue
Involved viii place the wroe SUBJECT before the rub.
lie far different light. Until then am entitled to
AID claim suspens Ca ~ Judgment.
NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1876. CuARLEs IL HATCH.
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4 B0DY NOR BURNED.
a Resident Of Brookiyu who Wished thst he
might be Cremsted.

Max Henry Stein OF South Second street,
Brooklyn, In his will that has just been admit
ted to probate, said:
Should, at the time Of my decesse, within
easy distance from the place the. decease will
happen, a society be in existence for the sensl-
BILE and sanitary purpose OF burning dead hui
man bodies. and having suitable apparatus for
my body be disposed Of by the said improved
method or operation. Otherwise. In considera-
tion that costly and moro expensive funerals are
funeral expense. shall not exceed the sum OF
eighty dollars, all told, and that not more than
Tour persons shall follow the body as mourners.
AZ there was no cremation society in this
country, the body was quietly buried In Green
wood cemetery
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BRUsH-TAPPEN.-At Huntington. L. l.. Nov. 10.
1874 Mr. Charles Il. Brush 10 Miss Ee X. Tappen, oota
OF Huntin' on.
the nv j. n. Rogers. rector Of Christ Church. Henry
Neal Of Schenectady.
sUTToN-MACY,-on THURSDAY, Nov 10, 1870, al the
residence Of the orioles father by the Rev stephen H.
Tying Jr, James Sutton to Florence, daughter Of H.
"A. Macy, all VI this city.
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Arrivcd-sAruRDAy. Nov. IA
a. Herman Livingston, Mallory. Savannah
r. Albemarlc. Gibbs Lewes. Del
e. & eopatrs. Bu kley, Charleston Nov. Is.
Aiko the usu y river III cOa-twi%1 vesssiA
ss Holland. Heeey, London Nov 4.
b Francons. Bragg, Portland
Snip Fawn Clcvrlan London, septic.
bark a jhn n holbrOok, Lcaviti Fowey.
Bark Henry Knight, Ames. Rotterdam
Brig Tua, Morgan. lie, Hon.
Bark SOphis, Long. TurK's Island.
BARK G. Y. Elwell. CROSBY. LOnuon.
Bark DeOdOrus, Dorwlrk. Malaga.
BARK GaEelle. Duntze. Demerara.
Bark Ferrzro Secundo, Russo, Antwerp.
BarK Justine n InxersOll. Btrout, Columbia Faiie.
bark Lot lie Stewart, Sinclair, Dublin.
Bark Lavinis, DAVIS. ROuen.
Bark Albert hultz, Latham Santander.
Bark Haesel, Samuelscn Havre.
Bark Hoakol haakonesD. HENCE, Hull.
Bark EOcr, Zurich. London.
Bark Unone. Russo, Liverpool.
II TX whitney. Spcer. no tcrdAm-
Brig j Coflli X rkham, Nassau.
Brig Camille, Craig, Havre.
Brig Piquct lie Nova YORK, Silva, Oporte.
Brig Frtnjf yercnnassen. Hamburg.
Brig Fortuna Mosquito, OpOrto.
Brig huoy, Bug0ee, Port Spain.
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An Aunirlnn EmbrzzIrr.

Leopold Horak was surrendered to the Aus
tran Consulin New York yesterday by chief Donovsn
OF Hobokcn. Horak SAYS that while cashier of bank
IN Vienna he stole 1000 guilders from his employer
aud hrd to TINS country auu hat he ent the money IN
rlOtous iying. lie hoped 20 obtain employment, but
failed. aud desired to be sent home.
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A WIFE FORGITEN.
EIopiaG from u ochester and Repenting In Jer-
sew City-GoinR Home Again.

Mr.. James Stanton and his wife have
lived in Rochester Tor the past eight years, and
have four pretty children. Recently they took
James Reilly to board with them, and Mrs. STAN
tons affections were transferred from her hus-
band to the young boarder. On Monday she and
young Reilly disappeared with the children,
carrying away some Of Mr.. Stanton's money.
They arrived at the Randolph House, Jersey
City, on Thursday. and IL was arranged that they
should take passage yesterday for Liverpool.
Mrs. stanton rcpented, however. and telegrHphed
her husband. who arrived yesterday and took
her and the Children home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

The public cannot be too strongly oau-
toned that tho new Wilcox Gibbs " Auto
matte sewing machine Is the only one In the
world with tension requiring no change what
ever for any thickness OF material. Send postal
osrd for fan particulars and list Of ocss to SIS
Broadway, New Workable.
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$uslntss Noilt,s.

There is q wide difference between the
enect OF tie liquor OF conue ce aud that OF penen-
cent spirituOus tonic and corrective Ike UdOlpno
Nolfes Scniedan Aromatic Schnapp,. The former are
mere eluer nts At the oes without permanent efficacy
ana with hateful reactions the latter IL highly medi
Gated etmulant which improves digestion, promotes
healthy unnllon, relieves the rheumatic and equity,
ana prevents dropD.
Dyeins and CIea ning.. The Empire Dyeine and
Cleaning Co. Call for aud deliver goods. WORK sur
passed by none. 0ces $3.50 Broadway near 22d st 100
9th av, ne IAN st. 27c 9Th near Rata st. Ross
more Hotel Broadway and +2t II.
Ponds Extrnct.-No matter what form bleeding
assumes, whether from the lungs nose, gums stomach
or elsewhere. Its action 10 equally potent.
Chest Protectors. The new Climatic" unques-
tionaby the best Ia use and cheapest 90 Nassau st,
second Goor.
Cough neglected may lead to serious re-
suits. Porter's Bassm viii give relief at once.
Save your Doctors Bills by using Wtstar's
Basam OF Wild Cherry for coughs co de- &C.
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DTYORCED,

BAssFORD.-Tn the city Of New York. on the 18th
day Of Novemb r. 1879. ny the Hon A1ranam X. Law.
renee. Justice Of h supreme Court Mary r. Bassford
from brhaam A. BAsstord. Cause, adultery.
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MARINE INTELLT9 EyOH.

nTrrATuRs ALwANAo-rrts DAY,
Sun RISES. 81 sun sete..... 80 Moon SETS u
hIau wATKR-rnIs DAT.
Sandy Hook 10 80 Gov. Island 10 AZ Hell Gate. 90
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WITH lecture In ChIck-rng Hall, Nov 81 Tick
cts now on sale at usual places aud at Chickerng Hall
-AdD
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Is there any way by which q lady can dress
heHlhtuly and not sscrincc the beauty of her form
DR. warArf Health Corset entirely solve, this dlfncul.
". Warner Bros, Manufacturers 1888 Broadway. Ado.
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Out to-day, No. | OF McGeos illustrated
weekly. PORTRAITS oi Marsha MacMshoa Plus TX -.
Cardinal Autoncn Royal FAM Of spain, Zollmus
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Victoria Claim woodruff

Qnlrks Irish lea Is a wonderful preparation
plant,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

Received the highest award at the Centennial
over all similar remedies. ltreleyrs pain Immediately
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

RHEUMATISM cure guar nteed by using
FrNieish's remedy ASK your druggist for -Asv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

The Breath IL Rendered Offensive
by sourncss Of the stomach. MIX Of Magnesia
obNlates bO,h cause an effect, -ddV
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suits. Pofser's Bsi.sm siIp give relief At once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-11-19

Chest Protectors. new Climatic" unques.
tonsby the best In use aud cheapest % Nassau st.
second Goor.
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Jaqles- More, more, prithee, more.
AnIen,-lt viii m he you melancholy Mon
sleur JdQues.
j squor-I thank II. More. prlthee, more.
C., II suck melancholy out OF song as a we.zel
sucks eggs More, pnthee, more.
I'm CINE Fishers look rs ne announces bis
ability TO suck melancholy out OF a song. II was
a- good AS nature, aud better than play. hut
both parts are 80 fun of chance. end beth ari'ts
are so expert that 1t would be folly to further III
nlcAte the excellence II their perfOrnance 1t
visa genuine treat from first TO last. Mr.. Rock
vii played the Senior Duke quietly aud with
dignity. The role ~ not greet one, hut II II
imnurt mt, and was well done. Mr.. Farkes Is a
genius. Sometimes his art maniiests tself IN
coats and tr users, sometimes IN rhetorical ef-
fleets. On this occisiOn his desire TO do shake
spearc's verse aud PaTkes's wardrobe entire JUS
tee ne, essitated occasional collisions, but his
good was better than his bad was worss.
The chief scene IN the ilrs, act was the wrest-
ling match between Charles and Orlando In
which Herr Latin and Mr.. Coghl u TOOK part.
Harry Hin never gave a better exhibition Of
skill and dexterity. Each man did his level
best, and although Charles was rather easily
thrown at the finish, Tor a long time 1t was nip
aud tuck, nip often having the hest OF II. During
this scene the audience laughed a. Parkes's
clad; solomon and .hs Queen Of shebs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
Public Libraries Of the United
States.

There are in the United States more
th an seventy public libraries which con-
tain over 2j, 200 volumes each. Ot
these, nine possess more than 100000
volumes, seven more than $4,000 and
less than 100, 700. and seventeen more
than 81. 900 and less than 30 900. The
largest collection is the Congress Library,
which has pol 900 volumes. The Public
library of Boston. contains nearly the
same number, and increases at the rate
of $4,000 volumes year. Harvard
College has 100000; the Astor and the
Mercantile OF New York, l4S,0O0 each;
the Mercantile and the Library Company
of Philadelphia, 10000 and 1Ol,OOO
respectively; the Athenaeum of Boston,
1OS 900; and Yale College 100000
The New York State Library at Albany,
has 67 800 volumes, not including the
Law Library, which has 25,5OO. The
Society Library of New York possesses
GA, 900 volumes; the Public OF Cincinnati
90 900; the Peabody Institute, of Balti-
more, $4,000; the Antiquarian Society
of Worcester, SO, 900; and the Appren-
tices OF New York, and Dartmouth
College, 90, GOO each. Those which con-
tain more than 80, 900 are as follows: tho
Mercantile of Brooklyn, Watkinson OF
Hartford, Mercantile of St. Louis, Cornell
University, Historical Society OF New
York, State of Maryland, State OF Mich
igan, Public of Chicago, State Of Ohio.
Mercantile of San Francisco, Surgeon
Generals Office at Washington, Univer-
sity of Virginia, City of Springfield, State
of Massachusetts,, Public School of St.
Louis, Bowdoin College, and the Mer-
camille OF Cincinnati.-AppletoiiS' Anleri-
can CyclopGdia, reCiSed edition, article
"Library."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15

The Boy WHO KNEW BELsHAzzAR.-
This story appears in Harper's Magazine;
The cantata of "Belshazzar" was
recently rendered in Portland before
large and enthusiastic audience. On the
following Sabbath q Young lady, who
taught 3 class of little boys in a mission
school, took occasion to tell the young
hopefuls of the lively king and his vision.
After completing the story, she desired
TO see how well the boys remembered
what she had told them, and so asked:
"Who was Beshazz2r?ni. One little fel-
low, whose father took part H. the recent
play, sprang from his seat with the
pleasant information, "He was Mr..
Felch from Boston, and nv father was"
The flow OF Information vas here
checked.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-02-15
4ottrg,
For The OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
Ny Mothers Craze.

Written on the sixth anniversary OF her death
It's but wreath OF faded flowers.
That on thy grave las,
Amid the warning, twilight hours.
90 this ncctiuE Winter day.
THIS privilege hun,bly crave
In an nv future years,
To strcw bright flowers upon thv grave.
And water them with tears.
While the bitter tears are starting,
AMI louy unb.dden aow,
recall our last, sad parting,
IN ,he old home, long ago.
They gathered round thy living bed
On thy last, world weary day:
No blessing rested on my head,
for was far away.
II e'cr Thy gentle hand can rc.t
Upon my throbbins brow.
Then lct me feel its fond carcss,
And bless nc, even now.
The l.'iic pray er FOR peace and light,
oncc mumuved a. thy knee,
on ia The visions o. the night,
Comes stealing back 90 me.
Ny tviuins gius. OF ntVen hair.
Wtcyc tAy fingers used 20 play,
Pan nov DER turrow, plo,ycd by care,
Aud are thiclly rCckcd with gray.
When land my Wcary Gee. haze pressed
Beyond death, gloomy wave,
La me beneath the flowers to r,st
E.- lc my mother crave.
LtEwELLlN 4. .WApswORru.
Hiram. Jan. lj. lS-C.
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Terms.
81 30 Per Year iU Advance.
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Ejltor andl Proprietor.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL DES ~ETRANGERS
EncOignura iles rnss Green ot 1h;LoIa"-

Mr>ThOmas Albert PREVENT SEES amis ct
les voyageurs quill Went de faire de non
yeaux arrangements qui lui permettront de
satlsfaire tout e qui voudront lhonno-
rer de leur confance
kepas a toute heure de Ia journ6e ct sur
commando. ~
Table d'h6te a 10 heures du natin pour
d%eleuner ct q 4 heures du soir pour diner.
Clambres commodes ct bien sarnies.
PRIX MODEREES
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v. SAMOAN.
Agent General.
OFFICE DE LA SENTINELLE
Thibodaux, La.
Subscription Price
OF TIL
Price Current Sugar & Rice Crops Book.

Keduced TO 50 per copy.
The statistical returns of the different
parishes are coming in daily. A number of
.oem nav been received. giving thorough
balance are promised to us BY our agents
toy the first proximo, enabling us to publish
the Book" as announced in the Price Chr.
rent. We are pleased to inform the sugar
and rice interests that our subscription list
warrants a reduction in the price of sub
scrlptlon to the Book from IS to % per copy
As the subscription list increases the price
shall be further reduced to a sum merely
suHlcient to cover our actual expenses and
pay US a reasonable profit.
Subscriptions solicited bv
GEO. W. SQUIRES. Thibodaux
Agent for the Parishes of Assumption. Ia
fourche, and Terrehonne. Gin
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

DIPS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
DOfice of Parish Treasurer for the sale of
Parish Warrants Told issue), anil all monies
coming into the Redemption Fund will be
USED for the purchase of said warrants
monthly. to the lowest bidder.
5. L. GRISAMORE.
22]an Pres't Police Jury
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant.
II, l3 ct l5...Hoyal Street, N. OH, ID etI5
Entire Canal ct DOunne
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRopRIErA1RE.

On trOuve dams Get Establishment font 20
que Ia saison fournit de plus di6lcat ct toute
espece de Wins de choix tout &c quill fault
ponr soir6es ct marriages, etc.
lily a des salons particulars au premiers,
ct DIES ehambres elGgamment meublees d
louer a la semaine ct au mois.
Les Planteurs ct les habitants de la cam
payne qui voudrout hOnorer Get etablisse-
ment de leur patronage y trouveront des
hambres ct neu nourriture bonnie ct copi
euse 9 $3.O0 parjour.
~ Les pOrtes du restaurant restent OIL
vertes jusqu'a minuit. Is n. ran
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Depuis que Nine. Ganafo
rection de- r'Hotel on ess
one dars n'importe qaci 49,
Ia NouveIle- Orleans. vow
yous serez sat;sisits.
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PENSION FRANCAINE,
AxS....RCE ...l29

NINE WE E. TASSET, PREVENT SEES
VI amis de Ia vile ct de la camparne.
ainsi que le public en- general qu'ei7e q
transter6 son Establishment du No fO7 de a
rue Douane all No III de Ia meme rue. entire
Royal ct Bourbon. Ellie prolific de cette &C.
casion pour remercier lie bubble ct solllcite
en- meme temps la continuation de son bien.
veillant patronage. Ellie informe en- outre le
public, WI Ia situation des mauvaises affai.
res. une reduction dc prix dams sa pension,
ct o Get e1et, ellie q ouvert un salon d 81 par
semaine. Les personnes de la vile ct de la
camIagne Y %trOuveront CONNIE d'habitude
tout 10 comfort desirable.
.hambres ct pension par jour $l,5O.
Stew "A.
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j. A.TRONE.

Market Street. ~tLacapere's Buildings,
THIBoDAUy.
CLASSICAL and Religious Books, Station
Sery, Blank Books, Music Paper, Articles
OF Piety and Fancy Articles.
Photograph Gallery,
jan. % 76
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| ontrol them. The testimony of our best citi
sns, Of all classes, establishes the fact. tha
| MERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve an,
urs the affecting disorders of the Throat an,
lungs beyond any other medicine.D The mos
dangerous affections Of the Pulmonary Organ
ield to its power; and cases of CONSUMPTION
ured by this preparation, are publicly Known
Q remarkable as hardly to be believed, wei
hey not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy
I is adequate, on which the public NAV ref
Or full protection. By curing Coughs. th
orerunners of more serious disease, it saves nm
numbered lives, and an amount of suffering nt
o be computed. It challenges trial, and COZ
inces the most sceptical. Every family shout
:eep it on hand as q protection against the carl
nd unperceived attack of Pulmonary AfFei
ions, which are easily met at first, but whic
'ecome incurable, and too often fatal, if net
ected. SLENDER lungs need this defence; and
; unwise to be without it. As a safeguard
children, amid the distressing diseases whic
reset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERK
'EcroRAL is invaluable; for, by its timely ust
n%ultitudes are rescued from premature graves
md saved to the love and affection centred O
hem. 1t acts speedily and surely against ord,
nry colds, securing sound and health-restorin
leep. No one will suffer troublesome Influ
MA and painful Bronchitis, when they kno,
low easily they can be cured.
O'SIuauy tie piOuuct VI long, iaOorlous, an
uccessful chemical investigation, no cost or to
8 spared in making every bottle in the utmos
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relic
tpon as possessing all the virtues it has eve
Exhibited, and capable of producing cures q
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
BY
Dr.. J. {. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
eOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ERYwurR
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-07-08
To Planters !

HAVING fitted up a shop on jackson
l1Street, l am Prepared to manufacture
Steam Trains for sugar making, Tanks,
Britching. Chimneys, Copper and Iron Pipes
tor every purpose. Cutters of all kinds, ma
chinery and Boilers
Repaired ON PLANTATION.
Thirty five years experience in the bushes.
Orders solicited. JOHN LARKIN
l8mar 76)