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N. B.-Next session will omen
Monday, September 4th.
A Double Danger Ayer..a

The fnhabitant of a malarious reo;o, :.
tnreanted by u double danger. He is No,
only compelled to breathe miasma hut ;.
s''o"o" IT, since it infects not only the at
mospnere, but the water. The arial poisoe
Threatens his system through the lungs ana
pores. 1.-THE liquid throl gh the stomach
n rsSt .nis DOUBLE peril there is but one
tire body through the digestive and ssc cn
IKE organs. Ordinary tonics usually fail
TO accomplish this-tiosteter's Stomach sit
ters never. In h etopics. where the disea.as
Ep.lSant'el pF malaria ase ola far more mag
nsnans type han those originated by the
same cause in the temperate zone. it ey;ors
immense and constantly increasing sales
and there IS no portion of this co1t;nen,
where It is not the ~reigning specific for MAS
masic levers and diseording ofthe Ston,aob
liver aud bowels, prcccedi1r sro,, ,na,s I'D;
md other causes.
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Regatta.

The first boat race of the As.
sumption boat club fixed upon for
Friday the 7th. was, in Conse-
qnence of Indictment weather, post
poued by agreement ofmembers OF
the club, until the following Tues
day. Finding, however that des.
pite this draw back, some few
spectators had assembled at the
stand, iu compliment to them, IA
trial trip was agreed upon, which
owing to accidents to both the
boats of Mr.. Il. Garner and MI.
l.. G. Pugh, resulted in the arri-
val by Mr.. VIM. Garner at the
stand some distance in advance
OF the other boats.
On Tuesday, however, the
weather proved lovely. The Regat
ia flag was hoisted, the judges,
Col. w. w. Pugh. Col. G.. G. Gar
ner and MI. Robt. Martin Jr. TAX.
ing their stand, the lboats, man
ned by their respective rowers,
decked in gay uniforms, ranged
themselves, and, at a given sig
nal, shot forward in the race.
Mr.. Pugh's boat for some yards
was in the rear, when she
strained forward, passed first, the
"Little Brown jug" then the
"Fly by Night" aud swept into
the middle of the current, main.
tanning her position for about halt
a mile; when, striking IL sunken
1at-boat and staggering in hel
course, she found the "Fly by.
night" ranging along side. For
some seconds the contest becama
a close one. between the two boats
when Mr.. Pugh, with IA vigorous
spirit, shot his little barque dan
cling gallantly forward and amidst
the shouts OF the spectators and
|. the congratulations of friends.
the, "AnchOr" boat rounded to al
the winning post and swept the
stakes of Victory from both hel
adversaries.
The scene ian unaccustOmeC
one to to the residents on the
LafOnrche) was enlivening in the
extreme. The shores were lined
with spectators ; the carriages OF
the ladies, following the course
OF the race, gayly decorated
with flags, and their occupants
mounting cockadss and badges
Salutes were fired from the differ
ent landings, and the cOlors O
the rival boats run out.
The utmost good feeling wal
preserved among the ditferen'
members of the club, and the fe,
tivities of the evening closed
with a dance at the residence O
Mr.. ". w. Pugh Jr, where tn,
ceremonies were opened 10y tn,
coronation Of a queen of love ant
beauty by Mr.. Willie Garner II
whom the privilege, was, Will
characteristic courtesy extended
by Mr.. Pugh, in view OF his fol
mer victory and subsequent d,
feat.
The programme of the evening
inc. uded IA MinWet de la Cour ant
other complicated and graceful
dances, and the revel went me-
~ as a marriage bell until tn,
"Sma wee hOurs' of the morning
AN EYE WITNESS
July IL, 1876.
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Hinder the influence of the re

Under the influence of the re
cent favorable weather the crops
are growing finely aud promise
for once to equal the expectations
Of the planters; both plant cane
and stubble look finely, and the
corn crop is unusually good, most
planters making enough to last
a year. The rice crop is also fine,
and some early rice is now ready
tor cutting.
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10 the People Of he 18th judicial District
am a candidate for re election as Judge
Of this District.
Conscious ef NJ unswerving attempt to
adm,uistsr the Office in the past with fair
aces and iInpartiality,l shall submit the
future to You. without seeking the n"mina
ton either Ut political party or personal
.saotsrie.
tThibo1HSx. 1uue Sard. 1876.
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With the exception OF one
hole the Terrebonne road Is now
very good to the station and the
traveller who remembers its for
mer condition recalls in security
it former perils by mud and flood.
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We were made responsible by
the types last week tor the rather
supert1uOus statement that the ex
hibitiOn at the Thibodaux College
SCALED together a large assem-
bIage of the pup,ls"; we meant
to say friends and relatives OF the
pupils.
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Major s. r. GrisamOre left Oh
Monday last on a visit to rela
tives in Indiana ; he will also at
tend the annual meeting Of the
Odd Fellows in Philadelphia.
During his absence Mr.. G. w.
Squire will represent him at the
tin shop.
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Tx SENTINEL SATURDAY AUGUST S 1876.

We cordially approve of and endorse the
platform OF the nstional Democratic party
recently assembled in convention at st.
Louis, and feel inspired with the hope Of q
better Government in the future; but the
great question Uf reform is brought before
the people of the whole country BY a great
national party. and we pledge ourselves to
use our utmost efforts to secure the success
OF those great %expOnents of national reform
Saml J.. Tilden and Thos. A. Hendricks.
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For Clerk of Court,

Thereby myself as a candidate
for the Office Of Clerk OF Court, subject to
the decision OF the people at the prelimina-
nv election Sept. 9Th 1876.
j. w. KNOBLOCH
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hereby announce myself rs a candidate
for the office Of Parish Recorder, subject to
the decision Of the people ut the prelimina
~ election.
EMILE Z. LEBLANC
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Announcement Of Candidates


For Hherf6:
Editor TkibOdaMr Sentinel:
At the request Of my friends I announce
myseE n u candidate for the office Of Sher
id Of the Parish Of Lasfourche subject of
course to the decision Of the people in the
preliminary election.
THEOPHILE THfBODEAUX.
10 ne voters Of Lafonrche:
heseby myself as . candidate
~ the coming preliminary election, for the
Office Of Sheriff.
i. 4. WEBRE
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For the Legislature.

Octave Harang Esq, will be q candidate
for the Legislature subject to the decision
O fthe people ut the preliminary election
Sent Sch 1876.
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Rooms Parish Executive Committee of the !
Democratic Conservative Party Of the :
Parish Of Latonrche.
TurpODkuy Irvv 90 1918 .

Democratic Conservative Party Of the
Parish Of Latonrche.
THIBODAUx, July %, 1876.
The Committee met this day pursuant
to q notice published in the SENTINEL
the object being the organization of the
Committee.
On motion Of J. S. Goode, Esq, Can't.
H. H Michelet was elected permanent
President Of the Convention.
On motion of Mr.. Clay Knobloch. J. S.
Biliiu was elected Secretary.
Mr.. GOOde offered q resolution creating
u campaign committee to be composed
OF five members. The following were
appointed members Oh said committee
Clay KnObloch, Cleophas Lagarde, S. r.
Grisamore. Ernest Roger, Herm ogene
Bernard.
The report OF last campaign commit,
tee received and adopted.
Resolution by Mr.. Goode, fixing Pre-
liminary Election Sept. 9th, found.
The Secretary is ordered to notify the
Senatorial Delegates from Terrebonne
aud Assumption that the meeting of the
Senatorial Convention will take place
on the
l9th of August, 1876,
at half-past three o'clock. at Thibodaux.
Mr. Chas C. Williams was elected mem
Der OF the State Central Committee.
H. H. MICHELET. Presid't
J. 5. BILLIU, Secretary
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xy !hiCE OF TIFkETS:
whole tickets, sig; Halves. IS Quart
e.; Tickets, elG0; III Tickets, a
az ~ ickets, = 9oa Tickets, 81. 1000. 1
Hon I. IL: Taylor. Mayor Of Frankfort
entire board Of City Couucilmen. Hon.
win Duvall, late Chief Justice of Kentul
ana other distinguished citizens, toge(
~'th such disinterested persons AZ t6e
OF oider present may designate will q
intend the drawing.
femIttances can be made by Exp(
I'raft, P~ost-of6ce Money Order or Regist2
Le!ter, made payable to KEYTC0
CADH DIS1RIBUTyON CONPANH
Al! communications connected with
uIr.ouIlon and orders for Tickets. apd
piications of Agents to sell Tickets. E
be addressed to
rMon: T1HOS. p. PORTH
Gen'l Manager. n ~
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cuuSe IDealtle III assuming the at
titude of an independent candi
date after active and open identi
ticatlOn with the Republican party
rather puzzles some Of the voters
of this district aud leads to the
propounding OF the following gues
tons:
TERREBoNNE, July 81, 1876.
Editor Sentinel:
Dear Sir-Plea>e inform the Demo-
Gratis of this Parish. ti:rngh the col
nmns of your paper, whether Taylor
B-attir, Esq. indorscs Packard, aud
whether he intends TO votr for the
sad Packard at the election in No
v.tnber, to fill the Office of Governor
of the State of Louisiana ; We are
in hopes you will be able to answer
II questions and will do 80 through
the columns of the SENTINEL. II Tay-
Tor Brattic intends voting for Pack
ard, then he insults the dignity of
Democracy by asking the citizens IF
this District to vote for him for any
Office. II he intends voting for Pack,
ard. how, then, can any honest citi
zen Of this District intend to vote fur
him I? Answer MS publicly and quick
". and very greatly oblige
TERREBONNE.
We are very glad to see that
the few voters who may still be
inclined to overlook the glaring
inconsistency of Judge Beattie's
position are only SO because they
indulge a lingering hope that he
has not entirely gone over. and
that, once convince of this fact,
they will immediately recognize
their duty in the matter. There is
an old and true adag- which says
that factions speak louder than
words"; let us review Judge
Beattie's course since the opening
of the present campaign, and see
how his actions tally with his posi-
ton as an Independent his first
act Of formal adherence to the
Republican party was attending a
convention in ThibOdaux of which
he was chosen presiding officer;
there had been dissension and
probabilities of II rupture in that
party in LafOurche !; their organs
here were unanimous in ascribing
to Judge Beattie's influence the
restoration Of harmony and the
reconciling of all differences; thus
we see this Independent make his
in the character Of an or
ganizer of our enemies ; at this
convention he was chosen "a dele
gate to both the ensuing State
Conventions and he was chosen
Chairman of the first,
and here, in the company of all
who have made themselves con
spicuOus among our enemies, he
presided over the deliberations
which had for their object the in
fiiction of another four years of
radical rule and robbery in Loui-
He was a delegate to the con
Sention which nominated Packard
and this fact alone is an ample
answer to our correspondent, and
'ne which may we'll cause ali who
Dy their votes would endorse him,
% pause and ask themselves
whether they are willing to be
taken in by this shallow
of independence. If any
Conservative votes for Judge
5eattie, let him do 80 in the open
'vowal that he supports a man
rho has deliberately and fully
ientified himself the Radicals in
louisiana.
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"A number of our citizens will
attend the grand ratification meet
ing at Napoleoville today.
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d = IN q per .ay q !. ng rs. 3
son g. Co., Portland, Maine.

s.nsYCHoMANCy, OR SOUL go go
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and gain the love and affections o. .ie
SON they choose. instantly, TINS as 49,
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PARISH EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
81 Ne esmeeraiic-c Conservative Party Of the
Parish Of laiourche.
President
Secretary
D. n. II. Michelet.

Zap. n. H. Michelet. ......--.... President
-. s. Billin. Secretary
Paul Autin. X. II. Allen,
Octave Harang, Arsene Bergeron,
James Moran, j. s. Goode,
Marcelin. Forest, HerMogene Bernard.
Edward Meeguel, James White,
Merviiie Rome, James Laforest.
C.: &. WAliaus, Major {. Lagarde.
Ths. ]. johnson, Major s. I. Grisamore
j. s. Pertins. Ernest Rogers.
Clay Knohioch. Cap. Lewis Guion,
.Valery vicknair,
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A Pertinent Inquiry.

The very anomalous position of
Judge Beattie in assuming the at.
titude of an independent candi
date after active AMI open identi
ticatlon with the Republican party
rather puzzles some Of the voters
Of this district and leads to the
proponnding OF the following gues
tons:
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secretary. Chairman,
Thibodaux College.
Distribution of Prices. july
~, 1876.
Department (")
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One ....Albert Never
Application
One ....Albert Meyer
Christian Doctrine
LIST French Clues.
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let Emglish Class.
LIST Richard Mccormick
"a BanLO Oh T~hibOleaux
LIST Accessit-L.ouis Meyer.
Christian Doctrine
ID EMglish Glass.
lst Prize CASTOR T~hibodeaux
I'd Joseph Oschwald
Sacred History
Ist Prize .................Am6de CGlestin
I'd .Fernand Danscreau
Accessernnt-Joseph Pujos, Philip Legen-
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CLASSICAL COURSE.
LATIN.
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it. Particulars f'e
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TO YOUNGM ME-

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Take tl,e Pnner.

Read, ponder and--PAY UP Why
don't you take the papers they're the
lite of my delight, except about election
time, and then read for spite. Sub
scribe, you cannot lose cent; why
should You be afraid for cash thus
spent is money lent at interest, four-fold
paid, Go then, and take the papers,
and pay today, nor pay delay. and my
word it is Inferred, you'll live until
you're gray. An old neighbor of mine,
while dying OF cough, desired TO hear
the latest news while he was going of.
/ took the paper aud read Of come
new pills in force he bought box
and he is dead no-hearty as horse.
i knew two men as much salike aae'eF-
you saw two stumps; and no phrenolo-
gist could find difference in their
bumps. One takes the paper and his
life is happier than kings, his chill
dren can all read and write, and dream
of men and things. The other took no
paper, and, while strolling through the
wood, tree fell down and broke his
crown, and killed himssvery good"
Had he beer reading all the news, at
home like his neighbor Jim, Tll bet
cent that accident would not have hap
pened him, for he who takes the paper,
and pays his bill when due, can. live in
peace with every man, and with the
printer too.