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Happy Influence of II Great
SOecifiC.
N. Y. San.

For the preservation or recovery of
health and strength. the diet should be
wholesome and nutritious When it hap
pens that the a%limentary processes are dis
turbed by improper or half masticated
food, the best remedy for the evil results
of abusing the digestive organs is Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a most agreeable
prompt and gentle remedy for dyspepsia,
and for the bilious and evacuative irregu-
lar1ties which result from it. The liver and
bowels, in common with the stomach. ex-
p~erience its beneticient influences. The re-
fuse of the system is carried off through
it's natural outlet, IA healthy flow and secre-
ton of the bile is promoted, and a power
full impetus is given to assimilation in O n
sequence Of it's use. 1t BEAUTIFULLY stilnu-
lates the bladder and kidneys when they
are inactive, and by its tonic and regula-
ting action fortiies the system against
malaria.
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The caving of the Levee S
along the Mississippi river above
Donaldsonville, render it very
likely that the basis between the
LaCourche and the Teche, will be
inundated during the coming sea
son. The Leyee Board publish
that they have no means to close
the breaches, and unless the peO-
pie themselves do the work, nun
dation will certainly follow a high
river.
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s.. Z. Grisamore has shovels
and tongs, union stoves, fntIng
machines, pressed and stamped
tin ware, new and elegant granite
iron ware, separate castings for
charter oak stoves that may be
broken or burnt out. Lamps and
Lamp wick, Insurance. Purol!ne
and Coal oil, charcoal furnaces,
&c, SC.
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George F. Hoar, has been
elected u. S. Senator from Mas
sachusettS.
James E. Bailey, has been
elected q. s. Senator for the
balance of this session.
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The Editor of the st. Louis DE
mocrat IA Radical paper publish
ed some Saunders on the Rev.
Stwart Robinson of Louisville
Kentucky for which he has had
to pay S3O,000,O0 and costs OF a
big law snit.
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When q man draws a draft
to pay for a Pew in Church, and
puts the figures "$20,OV aud fills
the blank with 1.-TWO Hundred
Dollars" does the first represent
his real piety and the second
what he thinks it ought to be 7
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wJos. Legendre has removed his
grocery from the corner Of Green
and Main Streets to the Gaudet
building on Main between st.
Louis and st, Philip where he
keeps i fine assortment of provi
'Isjops and groceries.
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Official.
TOWN COUNCIL OF THIBODAUx.

TOWN HALL }
Thibodaux, Jan. 9th, 1877. I
A regular meeting of the Town Council of
the Corporation Of Thibodaux, was held
this day.
The roll was called and the following
names, viz:
P. E. Lorio, Mayor, M. A. Legendre, r.
r. Mcbride. s. T. Grisamore and j. Ba-
deaux.
Absent, DR.. j. H. Fleetwood and DR.. II
Dansereau.
The minutes of the ~previons meeting
were read and approved us recorded.
The following reports of the Treasurer
and Collector were presented, read and
referred to the Finance Committee of the
in coming board.
TrS.a sul p.erss RnnOrt
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ORDINANCE NO. 4S.

An Ordinance to amend Section 9, Of Or
dinanee No. 80, entitled All Ordinance to
amend and re enact See. | and 2 of Ordi-
nance No. 2. entitled an Ordinance relative
to special Taxes and Licenses on Trades,
Professions, Occupations, etc.
SIC. BE it ordained by the Mayor and
Trustees of the Town Of Thibodaux in
Council assembled.
That Section 2 Of Ordinan nee No. 80, which
reads that upon each and every grocery
store where liquors are sold in quantities
less than by the quart or wine bottle full,
there will be exicted an additional license
OF Twenty-Five dollars, be 40 amended so as
to read That upon each and every grocery
store where liquor is sold in quantity less
than one quart or wine bottle full. there
shall be exacted Eighty-fvs dollars as a
license.
SEC. BE it further ordained, etc. That
alllaws or part Of avs conflicting with the
above ordinance be and is hereby repealed,
Approved and adopted, January9, 1877.
(Slgned) P. E. LORIO,
Mayor.
(Signedl NJ. T. HIeG,NBoTHAM.
Secretary, Prom Tenn.
A true copy, test Jannary IL, 1877.
j. ". KNOBLOCH,
Clerk Town Council
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The SENTINEL desires col

The SENTINEL desires corr
respondents in every neighbor
hood of the Parishes of Assump-
ton, Lafourche and Terrebonne.
Short communications detailing
any local news that may be of
interest, will be thankfully re
ceived.
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VICK'S
FLORAL GUIDE

a beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely illus-
trated, and containing an elegant colored
Flewer Plate with the first number. Price
only > cents for the year. The first No. for
.o11 Just issued in German aud English.
Vicss FIorer d Vegetable Garden. in pa
per 80 cents with elegant cloth covers
SLIGO. ~
Viek's Catalag@s-3N Illustrations, only
2 cents. '
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y,
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The Directors Of the Thibo>
daux Bridge company met last
week and elected P. E. Lori0 Pre-
sldent and 81. W. Tabor Secreta-
'.ry.
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N. II. HIGGJNROTH
ORDINANCE NO. AZ.

Levying an advalorem tax of one per
cent on all the Taxable property Of the
Town OF Thibodaux tor the year 1876,
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Trus-
tees of the Town Of %Thlbodaux:
That al advalorem of one per cent be
levied on all real and personal property
within the Corporate limits of the Town Of
T%hibodaux, according to the Tabieau OF
1876, for a Corporation fund.
Approved and adopted January 9. 1877.
tSisned) p. E. LORIO,
Mayor,
,Signed) NJ. T. HIaGINGBorHAM,
Secretary, Pro TEN.
A true copy. Test January II. 1877.
J.W kNOBLOCH,
Clerk of Corporation, Thihodaux,
ORDINANCE MO- AZ
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VICK'S
ILLUSTRATED PRICED CATALOGUE

Fifty pages-3OO Illustrations, with Des.
criptions of thousands Of the best Flowers
and Vegetables in the world, and the ras 10
groD Mem-all for a Two CENT postage
stamp. Printed in German and English.
Vehs Floral 0aide, Quarterly, IS cents q
year.
Vicks Worcr and Vegetable Garden, 50
cents in paper; IN elegant cloth covers, 81 90
Address. JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y. !
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THE 'sWELLSn
(AFTER POE.)

Have you heard about the Wells
Mighty Wells!
lis not of cooling fountains thai my pen
at present tolls, |
Nor Of holes dug in the ground,
In the dsapths whereof is found
The bright gem, immortal Truth,
Which is priced of age and youth,
But of one
Who, although u mighty bore,
Isn't deep like those Of yore,
Like Saint Keynes,
Or like H%umboidt'S on the plains,
That. no odds how long the Irvine,
You can't sound with lead and line,
But d most degenerate son of d gun.
Whom his pa, "ith daring claims
For his future christened James
Madison.
. 1t is of this sort ofWells
That this truthful ditty tells
OF cid Wells.
OfJin Wells Wells Wells : Wells;
Wells. Wells, Wells;
Of the dreaming and the sheaming Jim
my Wells!
Oh. the power ofthis Wells,
Ana MS TITO OF gazetses-
To wit his pals.
What a large majority their knavery dis
pels;
And what a tale of anarchy their treach-
cry foretells
To the people Of the nation.
Whether high or low i'll station ;
That a brace Or SO OF rogues, Oh mischief
bent.
And as ignorant as shOats,
May elect, by stealing votes,
Our President
By a splendid game of pins.
Thy can count the outs" and Gins
With the balls.
See them rolling. rolling, rolling,
And they gibber, one and all,
They've a patent way of polling;
"Hayes and Wheeler have the cal
At the pools"
But Ulysses It's that bowls
Through u kuave's quartet of fools
And he rolls, rolls, rolls. rolls,
BY the supple arms of Wells;
Aud his merry boom swells
In his gratitude for Wells,
And he capers and he yells
"Hurrah for Wells :"
Keeping pace, pace. pace,
In the Presidential race,
Aided all the while by Wells,
By old Wells,
Keeping pace, pace, pace,
In the Presidential chase,
l. With old Wells,
To the rolling of old Wells.
To the bowling of old Wells,
To the polling of old Wells,
Jimmy Wells,
Keeping time, time, time,
As he yells. yells. yells,
That he doesn't care a dime
For the Supreme Court but Wells
Yes, old Wells, Wells, Wells,
Is the very best of 'fels"
In this cline. cline, cline,
Is the understanding. non-revealin
Wells,
Wells, Wells f; Wells ; Wells
Wells, Wells Wells
Jimmy Wells
JAMES MADISON WELLS
WELLS!
D. IVAN Downs.
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Madam Oncal who was bu-
.ried in st. Joseph's cemetery
last Saturday, was about 100
years old.
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A D~MlNISTRATsN NOTICE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
No. 9a6. Probates Parish Court, Parish Of
Lafourche.
Succession of Hubert Bergeron.

Whereas. Cleophas Hobert Of said Par
w ish, has this day made application to
the said Court, to be appointed Admins
TRAITOR of said Estate. Now therefore. all
persons are hereby warned and notified to
ile their objections. ii any they have, to
the SAID Court at his Office IN the town Of
Thibodaux, within ten days after the first
publication hereof, otherwise the said ap-
plica1s vii be in due course Of law, appoint
ed Adminissrato Of said Estate, and quail.
fed as such.
By order of the Court.
- Witness my hand and the Impress
U.s. Of the seal of my Office. this oath
1 day Of January, A. D., 1877.
4, ROv1RA,
rh,sod.u,. la. n ~, 9sh.
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Editorial Items.

Look out for a total eclipse
of the moon on Feb. n. 1t will be
visible in Australia.
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TO day is the Anniversary OF
Burr's conspiracy in 1907.

"A. H. Garland, has been
elected u. s. Senator from Ar
kansas.
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She was romantic and he was
practical. She remarked dreamily
that her soul was trOubled-that
the forebodings Of fate were run
ming through her head. And he
coldiy advised her to use a fiue>
tooth comb.-Norarich Bulletin.
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EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD
at this season should take DR.. j. H. Nc
Lean 8 Strengthening Cordial and Blood
Purifier. because it pnrites and enriches
the blood. gives vigor. strength and vi.
tality to the whole body and system.
DR.. J. II. Mclean 8 office. 3l4 Jhesnut,
st. Louis.
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~REsTAURANT d.
MIR. JOHN BOSIO, faUs1

NV W. WHY
w @u REATAURANs ~
Prevent ses amis de y
pagre, ainsi que le pnbic g
q transf3re son restaurnst e12
la rue de Chartres su No.M2
rue, pres de St-Louis. u pro-
casion pour remercier le pau
en- meme temps Ia continnssa|
veillant patronage. II iAfos
amis QUIZ a des salons parslc.H
mier, ct des ohambres meupIo
semaine on an meis. LES E
Vile ct de Ia caappane y tfcs'
comfort d6sirsbla1 5e Eeao
jusquA minulS:
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ALVIN Saunders, has been
elected U. S. Senator from the
State of Nebraska.
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WIN. Windem has been re.
elected u. S. Senator flOm Mime
sofa.
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VICK'S
FLOWER Ann vccEYAn,e

FIo"En NsNg VEGETABLE GARDEN
Is the most beautiful work of the kind in
the world. 1t contains nearly $50 pages,
hundreds Of fine illustrations, and sr CRro-
no Flutes of FVoscers, beautifully drawn and
colorcd from nature. Price 50 cents in paper
covers; $l.M in elegant cloth. Printed in
German and English.
Ness Floral 6AAAls, Quarteriy, o5 cents q
year.
Fkks OasaaogAs-3N Illustrations, only
2 cents.
Addrer, JAMES vscx, Reehesusr, N. T.
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Whereas Telesfcrt Rodrigue of said Par
" ish, has this day made application to
the said Court to be appointed administra-
Tor OF said Estate. Now, therefore. all per
sons are hereby warned and notified to file
their objections if any they nave to the said
application with the Clerk of said Court, at
hl- Office in the town of Thibodaux, within
ten days after the first publication hereof,
otherwise the said applicant will be in due
course Of law appointed administrator of
said Estate and qualified as such.
@ Witness my hand and seal of office
u.s. this 22nd day of January A. d.
- 1877.
A. ROvIRA, Clerk.
Thibodaux, January 22nd, 1877.
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OFFICE COR MARKET & PATRIOT SITS
THIBODAUX, La.
SATURDAY, JANUARY, 9th, 1877.


This mark X, on the margin. meaps that
your subscription has expired. Such are
Invited to renew at once.
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Thibodaux, January q. 1877,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-08
The Mend, Issohn Oufutette Tub.

The rain lat Light, prevented the
Opera House from being filled IA 1t Is
sometimes when negro minstrel troupe
visits Wheeling, still quite n respectable
audience, composed ct the elite OF the
CITY. turned out TO greet the Mendelssohn
Onntette Club, OF Boston, on its appear
aEce. This club is OF twenty. seven years
standing, and is good exemPllticstion
of the proverb that practice makes per
lec.." 1t has attained almost to the per.
lection Of art, and in its performance,
literally portrsys the poetry OF music.
Nothing can excel the harmony, accord
and artistic skill displayed by its men,
beers, every one Of whom is MAJ
ter of the specially he has
adopted. Messrs. Schultz and Allen with
the violin, Mr.. Ryan with the clarlnette
The Messrs. Helndl with the flute and
don Die bass, and Mr. Hennig with the
voloncello have,evidently devoted years
of careful study to their respective IN
strumeuts, and when TO these Is added
the sweet voice of Miss Ella Z. Lewis, it
really forms a combination OF excellence
rarely met with, and one which 1t tue
same time p eases the fancy and elevates
and retnes the taste.
The programme was marked by the
entire absence OF anything even ap.
preaching the vulgar or commonplace;
the execution Was f-uilless tat least as
far rs we could discetn,) and the entire
performance WAS graceful aad charming.
The audience was delighted, and should
this club ever visit this city agsin, We are
safe in guaranteeing it Il hearty welcome
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scharn and Morris, the Oarsmen.

Schsrff and Morris are beginning 10
think seriously about getting down TO
work preparatory 10 their scuiling con
tes, on the 10Th of June. In the matter
of reduction of flesh Billy has the ad
vantage, not having naturally much fat
10 boast of. He has already reduced his
sdipose to 1863 pounds, and las but seven
more TO work oil. His TODD is now solid
notriment. He takes regular exercise
and his daily spin on the water,
and feels confident of being
heard from on the day of the
race. Morris is said to have yet %
pounds too much flesh and will be
forces to endure some vigorous training
10 get down to 1913 pounds. He is exer-
cising vigorously, though he has not
begun to train regularly yet. He will
move up the Allegheny about eight
niles this week and commence training
under an experienced man, and about
the LIST of June will transfer himself to
the Mon on gahels. Every thing has now
been arranged except the choice OF
referee. 1t Is thought there will be no
doubt about this part of the matter, and
il 10 believed by many that Thomas
Reese will be again chosen to I'LL the po-
sition.
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The Strike OF the MenfeFs.

In consequence of the proposed reduc-
tion OF five cents per ton IN the wages OF
heaters, they yesterday went on strike
in body. and the present prospects are
that As soon as the present supply
of iron is out, which will be
in two or three days a. least the mills
will be necesslts!ed to shut down.
Both operators and operatives declare
themselves determined IN The positions
they nave taken, and there is no telling
where the trouble will end. The heaters
are few in number, but in case OF q con.
tinued lockout, the nailers. feeders and
others about the mills will have to sus.
pend when the supply OF iron gives out,
and the result will be materially felt.
In view of this TACT it is hoped that some
adjustment will be made OF
all difficulties.
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The SALOON Nj en-.

Yesterday, Notwithstanding there WAS
no license issued, majority of the
saloons were kept open and retailed
liquor to their constomers as OF yore, and
rs a result they have been summoned to
appear this morning at the police court
to answer the charge OF selling liquor
without license. What action the saloon
men contemplate is not definitely known,
but il is said that nj n secret meeting last
night of the saloon keepers 1t was re-.
solved to contest any action against
them. Throughout the day yes
lerdav, II WAS the all absorbing
question as TO who would come out
ahead in the present embroglio, and
many were the devices resorted to in
order TO keep tho law inviolate, accord
ing to the opinions OF different parties.
One man would sell cracker tor ton
cents and throw in drink of liquor,
another cigar, another would give the
liquor away, and you could contribute
Whatever you pleased, and Others again
sold openly over the bar. In this way
each saloon man felt cor tidcnt, accord
ing to his theory, that he WAS doing
right. The result is aDxiously awaited.
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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
INVALID6,

Spring u trying season; Indications 9, O.
should at once be atten1eo 70
Fatal diseases may be caused by allowing
- bowels to become constipatsd ana the
mn 10 remain IN q oisordersd cond1.
ion. until the dlsorder has tins to Develop
ffselE An GUN Of prevention Is worth
pound or cure, 10 an old and truthful say
Ing. Therefore, we advice all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., indigestion, disord-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
feverish skin, to take, without delay,
SchC ,ck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
NO remedy SO harmless and decisive In us
ac,ion. II at onee strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces Iealtny zone
to the syste u. People never need suffer
from any d sease arising from disordered
condition of the liver II they would take
this excallent medicine when they ieel
the frst indications OF the malady. Fami-
lies leaving home Tor the sum mer montbs
should take three or four boxes OF THESE
pill, with them. They have an almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient OF headache In one or Two
hour and win rap dly Gle .nse the nyer
of surrouudi" z bile, aud will ef cfuaiiy
prevent bilious attack. THY are sold
by all druggists.
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HE COUNTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUD9E MELVIN.
In this court yesterday, the greater
part of the morning WAS occupied In call
ing witnesses IN the case OF the State vs..
Tom. Welsh, charged with the murder
of Richard Hennegan, and the court sd-
iourned till in the afternoon. On reas-
seubling, the calling OF witnesses and
empanneling OF jury having been COM
pleted, the trial of the cause was pro-
ceeded with. The following is the jury:
Ed. Brues, n. CrawIey, Joseph PAUL,
Fred Trussler, Thos. b. Moore, }. Henry
Smith, w. n. DInlap, j. &. Brady, W
d. English, Geo. johnson, Fritz Miller,
and John Carpenter. Case still on trial
The other jurors were all aoj urned to
meet on Thursday morning ut 2 o'clock
Court adjourned till the usual h our this
morning.
In the case of Jas. II. Robinson vs.. K.
Day. administrators of w. II. Robinson;
motion made by defendants counsel for
the production OF certain dispositions
taken by the plaintiff, overruled by the
court.
The above WAS published yesterday,
but by the traosposltion of word made
1t read just the reverse,
P0LIOE CJUkT JUDGE cKANMEE.
Samuel Hlnklemau, dlsorderly, fined
one dollar and costs. Paid.
Frank Coyle, disorderly, case dis
missed
Bernard Halpin, disorderly, fined one
dollar and costs. Paid.
Patrick Dolsn, drunk, fined one dollar
and costs. Committed for thirty days.
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TICKETS can now be had for the Sim
mons and Slocum minstrel entertain m ent
at the Opera House tomorrow night.
Of this troupe the Mobile Register says;
For about two hours and half last
night Manager Bidwells cosy theatre re
sounded with hearty pesls OF laughter
uttered by great crowd Of people who
filled the house in every part. The oc
cs:on OF bis merry gathering was the
public desire to view the performances of
Summons and Slocum's band of Jolly
Ministries. whose entertaining diversions
so popular report had it-hsd pleased
to no small extent the peaceful citizens
of America on divers and sundry oc-
casions.