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Inc Greatest Medical Discovery since the
Creation OF Man, oe since the
Commencement Of the
Christian Era.

Inere never has been u time when the
meaning ut 80 many different diseases hos
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present. 1t is an undispu,ed fact that over
hai1 OF the entire population Of the globe
resort 10 the use Of ordinary plasters.
| DR. MELvIN's CAPsIcUM Porous PLAs
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| than hundred Of the ordinary kind. All
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MANUFACTURED BY THE
NOVELTY PLASTER WORKS
Lowell, Mass, U. y. A.
g. E. MITCHELL, Proprietor,
Manufacturers of Plasters and Plaster Com
pounds.
JOS. T. THIBODEAUX, Agent.
mayl9.7.ly.l Thibodaux, La.
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lllipois. has ,7o5., more milea Of
railroad than any. other Stsie in
the Union.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,

dTisil VI ILaIOurcue.,
Know all men by these presents. That on
this the 26th day Of the month of April, in
the year Of Our Lord. One thousand Eight
Hundrsd and Seventy seven. We the an
dersigned, William Wilton, Sheriff of said
parish Arthur F. Knobloch parish Judge.
In and for said parish, and John w. Kno-
bloch, Clerk Of the 18th judicial District
Court for the parish Of Lafourche, and in
the presence Of Messrs. Evariste Msronge,
and P. Ademar DeMsnade. good and com
petent witnesses and qualified electors Of
said parish, have met at the court House,
in the town Of Thibodsux, in said pari sh.
and then and there have drawn pursuant
to law, tho names Of the following persons.
(electOrs.J to serve rs jurors at the ensuing
term of said Court, to be holden at the
Court House in the town of Thibodaux, on
the llstl first Monday Of Jnne, 1877, the
ballots being drawn from the box by Will
liam Wilton, Sheriff afersaid, and registered
rs drawn by the Clerk, under the d,rec-
ton of the other officers and the above
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DLUM, 8. Dry Goods and Grocery, cor
0 uer Main and jackson Streets.
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"A ZEMA, C. Coffee House Keeper, Main
~ st., between jackson and st. Phi.
lip Streets.
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A UcoIN, p. A., Family and Planta.
IA tioS Groceries, Main street, between
Focus and st. Philip streets.
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DADEAUX, THOMAS, AttOrney at Lao
D corner Main and Focus Streets, up
tairs.
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nADEAUX, j. Family and Plantation.
0 Groceries, Main Street, corner Main
Ind Focus.
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nSULLIVAN, E. A. attorney at Lac.
~ Green Street, between Main and
Thibodaux Streets,
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DILLIU, j. S., attorney at Lao, Office
D Corner St. Philip and Main streets
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nSCHWALD, j. .G..Sh0emaker, Main
~ Street between St Louis and St. Phi
lip streets.
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Ut. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. C. +. ID.
y Lyme principal jackson Street near
St. Johns Church,
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NJ ACHADO, j. D. Groceries and Drv
4AA Goods, corner Maine jackson and
Levee Streets.
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GAZZO DIR. j. b e., Physician and
~ Aco,scheur, Thibodaux p. O., Lafour
che Parish. La.
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NEEIWOOD. j. H Drug Store, Mar
- Street, between Green and St.
.ouis St1eek.
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OLAKE, E w., attorney at La~,-of-
d fce Green Street,
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IN EXGBLSIOR-LODGE NO. 4.-Regu.
~ isr .s,cetings at the Odd Fellows
Hall srelaer Market and Patriot. every
notwithstanding at 7 o'clock.
Ofiicers1C. Sabourin. N. G.. Jos. I. Thi-
0odeaux. VEG. 5. I. GrisanlOre, Sec. V.
Sancsn, Treasurer.
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,LEErWOOS. ]. H., Physician.-cf-
fce Market Street, between St. Louis
hnd Green Strssss.
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THIBODAUX. LM. SATURDAY, MAY 26~ 1877
BUSINESS CARDS.

VOUNG MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
Il ISOLATION, OF LAFOURCHE,-
Regular meeting ON the first Wednesday
OF each month, at 7 O'Clock, at the office
of Judge LOriO. Cor. Green and I.evee.
Officers III. N. COulon, President. p
LoriO, Vice President. NJ. r. Hig-
ginbotham. Secretary. c. Azema, Treasn-
rer, L. Aucoin. Censor,
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oFFaANN. W., Dry Gooks as.d Gro
@. eSsses. S Main Street, between Focus
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BLANCHARD, j. E., Surgeon Dentist.
0 office, corner Green and st. Bridg.
i Streets.
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THRONE, j. A., Books and stationary de-
i PIT, Market street, between st. Phi
lip andSt Louis Opposite Washington
HOtel). Photographic Gallery, corner st.
Louis and ThibOdaux.
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DERRlN, A. j. foreign aud domestic
L goods, Hats. shoes and groceries, cor.
her Main and StPhilip streets
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kTkANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL
~ BERT, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
daux and Green Streets.
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skANKt4N :H0USE-B.F. HOLDEN
ropr'~sr, oarnet St-LOuis and Ma
ket sts.. II J
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VINHIBODAUX SENTINEL. job Office.
i corner Market and Patriot Streets.

TTVHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
i No 80. A. +. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday Of Every month, at 3 o'clock
p. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets
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INELBERT, j.. Gvcc,ics, Wines, Lii
IAYA&0rs, Tobacco and Cigars, cor. Main
aMlsxt- Philip streets
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MEUNlER, A., Dealer m Foreign an,
~ ~ domestic Dry Goods, Clothing &C.,
Main Street corner St Philip.
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VOL. XII.
BUSINESS CARDS.

IA SSELINEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
La Fancy Articles. &c., corner Market
md Louis streets,
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FhANSEREAU, p. Physician, corner
ILL., jackson and Short Streets.
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|nANSEREAU. H., Physician, corner
~ st. Philip and st. Bridget Streets
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MOORE, l. ID. Attorney at Lar,-ot
NJ flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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DODLEY, Wagons and Carts, Depot Oh
~. ALevee Street near the ThibOdaux
sasbdry. w. H. RAGAN. Agent.
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pagan. w. C., Fancy aud Staple Gro
~ ceries. corner jackson and Levee sta.
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pHILlPPEAU ALFRED, Baker, corner
l. Levee and Maronge Streets.
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SANCAN. V. Local agent and Collector.
~ Office ThibOdanx Sentinel, Market st.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade-
~ my for the Young Ladies, under the
Direction Of Sister St. Bernard,
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NELESTIN, JEAN, Baker, Main Street,
~ corner Patriot.
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|DJNNN GS, S. A. Mrs. Aiilinary and
ID Fancy Dry Goods. corner jackson aud
|ThibO(lnux SITS.
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E'ROST JAMES, Coffee House keeper,
= corner Green and Market Streets.
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VNHIBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev.
i c. NJ. Monard, situated in one of the
most healthy parts of the town of Thibo-
daux
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RlVIEHE, L.. Dry Goods, corner Main
IL and St. Louis Streets.
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oFFMANN, H., Cu6s.set Maker. DEAL
~ HaTdWarc, Painte, Oits, Furnish
DC; Main street, ,betweea Jackson and
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VFFsAAN'S STAGES,-Frauk Rc0.
ma" Proprietor, L. Bordet, Con-
~. nv ~ connection with Morgan's Lou
as' and Texas r. K. Lafourche Cros
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nOURON. A. Matchmaker aud Gun
Id ssttk, Dealer in Je,celrs, Firearms.
BE-, Main ct. between St. Philip and
gsaheOn streets
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RELEASED ON A TECHNIcALITY.

Before Police Justices wandell, Morgan and Fnm.
mcr, at the Court OF Special Sessions, yesterday,
case OF unusual interest called up, the prisoner
arragncd being Thomas Wilson, driver on the Ninth
Avenue Stage line, who was accused Of stealing
money from OF the patent money boxes which
arc placed In the Madison avenue stages, Of which
Marshall Il Wilkins are proprietors Michael Rohr-
hacker, driver on the Madison Avenue line, testi.
lied that Thursday evening last The prisoner en-
tered his stage the corner oil Broadway and
Twenty second street, and shortly alter his en-
trance he noticed The prisoner opening tho money
box with keys he had Ia his possession that he called
officer, Immediately frustrated the prisoners
design to steal On search beng made keys were
found the prisoners possession which exactly fitted
the money box.
Mr.. Edmund E. Price, who appeared counsel
for the prisoner, moved his discharge the ground
that the complaint was detective IN not fully setting
forth the fact 10 whom the property belonged. Tho
further point raised by Mr. Price that the prose-
cution iaiIcd to provo that any copartnership ex-
isled between Marshall WILKINS tho propric-
tors OF tho stages The Court considered the
points made by Mr.. Price well taken, and
the room Suddenly commoton was created
the corridor OF the TomDs Building, by the
Of Wilson by Officer John Hooks OF the Twenty min tn
precinct, Who, assisted by Oiicor Robinson, OF the
Tombs squad dragged tho prisoner into the Police
Court before Justice Kilbrcth, where complaint was
made against wilson Tor disorderiy conduct, Officer
Hooks charging HIM with using proIanc and oppro-
Inst In his face. Mr. Prico again nand to de-
fend the prisoner. Evidence was adduced showing
that no proane language was used toward the officer
aud the prisoner was discharged
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THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS.

THE NUISANCE AT srAPLEToN ABATED--Ex.
oNERArroN or THE PILOT or THE RUsLAyD.
Tho regular weekly meeting Of the Pilot Commits
sioners was held yesterday afternoon at their ONCE
Buriing slip President George w. Blunt In the chat.
Captain Blunt stated that he had received letter from
Captain Conway OF Staten Island stating that he had
had an interview with Mr. Staples OF Staplcton, and
had notified him OF the order OF tho board TO prevent
the harbor at that point being used as dumping place
Tor The refuse &c, OF Stapeton MT Staples at once
promised TO have the nuisance abatcd ana steps LOOK
ing TO that end were taken and proved successful
A letter read from Captain J. L. Horsey, the
commander OF the steamer Rusiand, now ashore on
Long Branch IN defence OF Pilot Benjamin
Simonson of pilot boat No 8, who on board tho
at the time she struck. He states tha Simon
son boarded the Husband about eight =. ~ on Friday,
the 10Th inst, ana that they nj once had consulta-
ton 10 the whereabouts OF the vessel The reckon.
ings pilot agreed fully with those Of the ships
officers that he not given charge OF the vessel as
that time. Captain Horscy concludes bis letter BY
saying--Tho pilot was not ut any time In charge OF
the vessel, nor can any blame be attached TO him."
Tho letter considered satisfactory by tho Board.
and no charges will be preferred against tho pilot.
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ST. JOHNS GUILD.

The committee Of three appointed TO investigate
tain charges made against Mr. Alvah Wiswa IN con-
nection with his management OF tho aGirs OF st.
Johns Guild met last night the OF the Guild
Ia West Fourteenth street. All the members .. the
committee, Messrs. B. W. Floyd, Adoph Hollgar;cn
aad Charles Spear. were present Mr. wswall and
counsel Mr. ). D. Townsend, were in attendance, but,
with the exception OF Tow gentlemen connected with
the Guild aud the reporters one else present.
No ono appeared TO make any charge From
statements made by members OF the committee II ap.
pcared that the notice published in the newspapers
calling all VINO had any charges TO prefer TO appear
be the committee thou ht sufficient, and tbat
person specially summoned Mr.. Townsend
stated that Mrs Wiswa had been written q and in-
formed that she thought proper 10 make any charges
against her husband her expenses would be paid and
every facility afforded her The committee waited
until nine O'Clock, when, nnding that appeared
~ make charge, thcy adjourned to meet again
Thursday, April 8.
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WORKINGMEN'S WOES.

meeting OF unemployed workngmen, Of all classes
and trades, held last night at No. l23 West Hous-
ton street. Mr. William Nolan, who occupied the
chair stated that the meeting had boon called for the
purpose OF adopting plan by which portion OF
the So 900 unemployed workingmcn Of this city could
obtain ctbing to do to relieve them from
ton. Mr.. Patrick Maoncy, Of the committee ap-
pointed upon tho various heads OF departments,
said that the committee had seen Mayor Ely, who nj.
ter listening 10 their grievances promised 70 do all in
his power to alleviate hc condition Of the mpoyed
Tho Secretary, Mr. Mooney. read letter from
Asscmbiyman Hayes OF tho seventh Assembly dts
trict IN which he recommended tho workingman TO
adopt measure shape some plan for legislative
action and bring to notice. by bill or petition, OF tho
government Mr.. Francis Mcguire, In q shor. speech
praised tho workingmen for their orbcnrancc under
such trying circumstances Tho meeting finally
adopted petition. which will DO forwarded to tho
Legislature al early daio, and q committee APP
pointed TO mako the necessary arrangements for .
innsa IN
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CONFIDENCE OPERATORS.

Last evening" in Newark, tho strange movements Of
Germans attracted tho attention OF two detectives
and they arrested suspicion OF being IN town Tor
good. rbcy gave their names MS Edward Corbeu
aud Charles q. Bohm, OF Elizabeth street. New York,
tho one beng druggist and tho other . podler.
Upon invcst cation they proved to 90 confidence
opcfaiors. Thor game was 10 represent that they
were raising lunds Tor tho rchcf Of man who
Ind broken his leg; they wanted TO got him
cork Upon their persons wcro found
papers bearing the names Of prominent citizens
falsely represented as subscribers to tho fund
They also bad pnrport,ng TO have been written
by sheriff Conner, OF Vow York. vouchng Tor Corbctt
as beng very worthy man, who, at one time, was
sound democrat" Tho paper is believed 10 DO o
forgery Corbctts real namc Is Edward vogoL lie
acknowledged this, and said he druggist By oc-
cupalion. Both wore locked ups charge OF fraud.
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SERIOUS CLUBBING AFFRAY.

Andrew Rabbit, who dubbed by James Moran
In Jersey Guy, Is lying In critical condition In st.
Francis Hospital Rabbit owed Moran a liquor bill,
and as he was Of no informed Moran that hc
could not pay for some trmo. Moran thercupon at
tackled and beat him terribly with club. During tho
clubbing Rabbit threw up one Of his arms ward
OIL blow from his head received
IA heavy blow that brok. the arm. Inflammation
OF the limb set IN rapidly that ampuiatiou was
found necessary. Justice RANKIN TOOK Rabbits stato
mcnt ana committed Moran 10 the County jail In
default of S. 0o0 bail Judge Hoffman, tho repre-.
scntaton OF the prisoners counsel that Rabbit was
out OF danger reduced the amount TO 900, but the
object yest erday
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DEGRADATION AND DESPAIR.

Emma stuart, aged tniry-two residing In Forty.sec-
ond street. New York. arrested In tbs rst precinct
Brooklyn, yesterday, on charge Of intoxicaton, and
was iockcoup in u cell at tho Washington street sta
ton house, wncrc she subsequently attempted 10 hang
herself tore OH piece v lcr drcss, making one
end iasl round her neck and securing the other 10
bar In tho coll door, she let herself TALL Tho unor
lunate woman was discovered by Sergeant Martin
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MAYOR sCHRoEDER's LITIGATION.

James D. Vail, the real estate agent who was ar
rested recently on complaint OF HIS Honor Mayor
Schroeder Of Brooklyn, charge oil embczzlng $40,
which he accused tho prisoner Of having como into
possession oil ns his agent was arragned before Police
Justice Walsh yesterday. Counsellor W. d. Vccdcr,
VINO appeared Tor Tue complainant, asked leave to with
draw the charge Counsel tor defendant, Mr ID. Z.
Birdsall, moved tor tho discharge OF the prisoner Mr.
Vail who VAS duty discharged, VIII sue the Mayor tor
fnlso iWprtsupmeuk
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THE PLASTERERS' UNION.

Tho Piasterers Union met last night at Glass Han
In Thirty fourth street, Third avenua Tho priu-
cpal business consisted in tho election Of sccrs for
the ensuing year. several OF the members commented
severely tho action OF tho 'boss plastcrcrs tho
employ mont OF labor. They acgc that tho employers
obtain labor at 30 day while hey charge properly
owners SO 90 1t resolved TO publish, hereafter,
the wngcs paid by every "boss" plasterer In
the CITY, so properly might not DO do
Ceiycd by their IN Isre prcse ntatIons.
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GATHERING GOLDEN LEAVES.

John Durkin, q car decorator at the Pennsylvania
Railroad shops, on the Hackensack Meadows. was
brought before Justice Reese, 1t Jersey City ycstcr
day OF the charge approprating 800 books Of gold
Loaf to The railroad company The property
found ia his possession IL was proved that Dur
KIN aud accomplics IN Newark named Lewis Mo.
Wright ais, cinpoyed Ia the shops, had epM
large quantities gold leaf to Newark jewsilcs.
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CHALLENGES.

Il. G. Holskc, Of the Harlem Athletic Club. offers to
walk Mr.. y. r. Lconardson, OF the Scotish-American
Athletic Club, three los he TO allow Mr.. Lsonardson
hall milo start, for gold medal