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W. understand, however, that
the net proceeds will be upwards
of a thousand dollars. so that we
may congratulate Very Rev. G..
NJ. Menard on havingsrealized SO
handsome an amount for the Or
namentation Of the church edifice.
We have been permitted to see
the beautiful life.size statues
which are intended to adorn the
sanctuary, and from what We
know of the taste of Father Me-
nard, We can not doubt that the
trescoes in contemplation and the
stained glass windows which will
shortly be placed in position, will
place st. Joseph's in the very
front rank of churches in this
State, as regards beauty and fn>
ish of adornment.
We may as we'll mention in this
place that the statues to which
we referred just now are nine in
number, and were donated to the
church by as many persons, with
the exception Of the statue Of st.
Patrick, which was the joint con-
tribution of the various sons of
Erin who belong to the Congrega
ton. When it is known that each
statue cost one hundred dollars
in France, we must admire the
liberality of the donors. Such per.
sons are public b%enefactors mas
much as they have endowed the
Parish with a beautiful collection
of statuary, IN the admiration and
enjoyment of which every citizen
of the community has a proprieta
ry interest. After this browning
act of generosity, we think the
citizens of ThibOdaux and vicini>
ty can not be accused of q want
of public spirit.
D
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We take pleasure in calling
attention to the card of the slack
son House," Blount Springs, Ala,
which will be found published in
this issue of the SENTINEL. These
springs have already acquired an
extended reputation throughout
the South, tor their unquestioned
medicinal properties in affections
of the liver, especially. Being so
easily accessible by rail road, we
are not surprised to learn that as
many as three to four hundred
guests sojourn there at a time
during the season. For those
who wish to enjoy themselves
while recruiting their healths,
there is music by a find band,
and dancing every night, besides
a great variety of other amuse.
ments too numerous TO mention.
Those we'll known gentlemen,
Hon. F. S. Goode, our State Sen
ator, and John B. Winder Esq
of the Houma bar, speak Of
Blount Springs in the very high
est terms. We feel that it were
superhuous to add more in the
Way of commentator.
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MARRIED.-On Thursday May 6,ils7o
at the residence of the Brides Mother, ~
the Rev. DR.. C.. NJ. Atkinson, Sllas 1:
Grisamore to Miss EudOra Mcbride, 10Th of
Thibodaux Louisiana.
May Joy and happiness unal-
loved ever be the portion of the
gallant Major and his charming
bride. May the course OF their
welded life be as smooth and
placid as the sun-kissed rivu-
let which meanders through the
vale. May their path be strewn
with the roses OF domestic bliss,
and their souls never vexed with
the thorns of care. May the light
of prosperity's sun ever shine
upon their pathway, and never
be dimmed by the clouds OF an
guish and woe and may Heavens
choicest blessings cluster round
their hearthstone, is the sincere
wish of their friend, T. A. B.
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The Autecedents Of Disease.


Among the antecedents of disease are in
ertness in the circulation of the blood, an
unuaturally a%ttenuated condition of the ply
sique. indicating that the life current is de-
ticient in nutritive properties. a wan, bag
gard look. INABILITY to digest the food, los
Of appetite, sleep and strength, and a sen
sation Of unn atural languor. All these
may be regarded as among the indicia of
approaching disease, which will eventually
attack the system and overwhelm it, if it is
not built up and fortified in advance invig-
crate, then, without loss of time, making
choice of the greatest vitalizing agent ex.
tant, Hostetter Stomach Bitters, an elixir
which has given health and vigor to myr-
lads of the sick and debilitated, which is
avouched by physicians and analysts to be
pure as well as effected which is immense
ly popular in this country and extensively
used abroad and which has beer for years
past one of the leading medicinal staples
of America.
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I'm another column will be
found the advertisement of the
Gallon Island Hotel, F. Viguerie,
Proprietor. 10 those in search of
a summer resort where the pleas
ures of sea. bathing and good eat
ing are in combination, we com
mend the enterprise OF Mr..
Viguerie as illing the bill in every
respect. Nowhere can be found
better facilities for surf bath lg
and fish and game are to be had
in great abundance and variety
Speaking frompersonalsexperienc
we may add that the genial pro.
prietor spares no pains to cater
to the tastes and comforts of his
guests and to make them feel al
home.
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JENKINS
The Great Southern Remedy e.
Rheumatism, GOut a.sr
ralgia! We
Those terrible enemies Of bur..,
ness, Rheumatism, Gout, and Naaaa ~
heretofore seemingly unconons,o Nsarl
indeed found their master In .JanS;s
hilator. W. have the testimonu w A
inc highest standing in Lopiriaos anS
er States, that after suffering INDIE sne
pains for years, from which thew osunl
lief In vain by visiting the Uot srS Ss}{ntN
springs OF Arkansas and Vireinis -!
using dozens Of remedies more =. "a
~ praised, when, in fact, hone h.S ~
died out, they have found rel;sf- s 49,
by the use of the Annihilator. and - -
tinuing it for a short time, have -
fectly cured. The Annihilstof i. =
ration purely vegetable, spreeahis -
taste and may be taken withort 4 \ q
injurious results by the deiicata AZ ~ y
the robust in constitution, : I
| ~Price $I.00 per bottle. ro..
all Druggists. Ask your Drucc;st
| cular containing certificates. o. q
N. JENKINS & co. Proprs.s..
New Ofiesns i.
tINLAY & THOMPSON, Wholessls ~
| gist, New Orleans, La, Gen. 49, ~
Louisiana, Texas. Mississipni fHIS =
Arkansas and Florida. 49,
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The rail road IS now a fore
gone conclusion. The Engineer in
charge of the surveys bought the
stakes at the Thibodaux Saw
Mill, which received the first dol
lar of the thousands which the
road will bring into the Golfers of
our citizens when it shall be fin
ished and in working order. Con-
trary to the predictions of profess
sional croakers, the subscriptions
to the fund required for the pur-
chase of the right of way have
been abundant, so that but little
is now required to complete the
necessary amount. We are hap
py to state that our New Orleans
friends have been liberal in assist
ing our efforts. We will take great
pleasure on another occasion, in
publishing a list of our benefac.
tors so that the business men of
Thibodaux may see who are de-
serving of their patronage.
The right of way through Aca-
dia Plantation has been secured,
and the line staked out from that
place to Back street. The depot
site has been selected,so that we
have every prospect of being soon
connected with Terrrebonne Sta
ton by rail communication. Who
says Thibodaux is a dead town 7
1t such there be let him hide his
diminished head in the first avail
able cray.6shhole.
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Notice.
TO HOLDERS OF PARISH WARRANTS.
Notice.

There is money in the Parish Treasury
to pay old warrants registered in 1874, up
to and including No. us
F. SAMOAN,
May 9Th. 1873. Parish Treasurer.
Extract from the Minutes ofMe Pro- .ediags
Of tie Police jay. 'Regnlar Session,
Oct. 1st. 1877.
RESOLVED: - That all Warrants or
Claims against the Parish, not presented
to the Treasurer for payment, within Sixty
days after the Treasurer adyertises he has
funds in the Treasury to pay the same.
shall be reregistered, and the funds adver.
tised for t 9 payment of the said Warrants
rer to the payment Of the next oldest War.
rants or Claims, in the order of their regis
tratiOn.
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From two to four bottles OF
Jenkins Rheumatism, Gout and
Neuralgia "Annihilasor" will cure
permanently any first attack OF
Rheumatism or Gout. from two
to two dozen bottles Twill cure
permanently, according to dura'
ton of disease, any case OF Khe"
matism, Gout or Neuralgia.
N. JENKINS & Co.. Proprietors,
New Orleans, La.
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BL0UNT, SPRINGS Ala.
DELIGHTFUL HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT.
Sulphur Water and HOT SULPHUR
BATHS.

Situated in the Mountains of North Alaba
ma, Immediately on Rail Road, and only Is
of cars. Entirely free from Malaria. mo
Mosquitoes. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Chron
ic DiarrhGa, and all diseases arising from
dis0rdered liver treated successfully.
Excursion Tickets from N. o. after LIST.
of June.
Refer to WV. A. SHAFFER, ESQ.
F. S. GOODE, ESQ.
JOHN B. WINDER, Esq.
Of HOuma.
For terms and circulars address,
S. D. HOLT,
m-1S-lm Blount Springs.
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House of Representatives.

Washington, D. c. May 9th. 1873. I
Dear Sir: Hon. j. H. Acklen has inst ruc
ted mo to beg that you will inform his con
stituents through the columns Of your val
liable paper that such of them as wish doc
uments, seeds, ETC., will do him a favor if
they will request by a postal card or let
ter the character of documents or seeds de
sired us he cannot otherwise know what
theyswish.
Your obedient servant,
j. b. TRAINER,
Private Secretary.
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CAILLOU ISLAND! GAIL.
LOU ISLAND

NAILLOU ISLAND HOTEL WHICH
~ is destined to become the rendezvous
of all Pleasure and Health seekers from
the Parishes of Terrebonne, Lafourche and
st: Mary will open on the LIST. day Of June
1873.
The Steamboat ELVENIA will start on
her first trip from Houma on the LIST. day
of June On arrival of the Morgan's Train,
and will make regular trips from the latter
place during the season every Tuesdays
and Saturdays. and return from Gallon
Island every Mondays and Thursdays max
ing connection with the train.
-FARE-
From New Orleans to Gallon Island
Through Ticket) ............... "a 90
Tickets to be procured at Office of Nor.
gan's Ferry.)
From Houma to Gallon Island.... so
BOARD AND LODGING.
,. ID "
- q ~
: Children and Servants Half Price.
Special hates for Families.
For further particulars apply to
F. VIGUERIE, Proprietor.
m-l8-lm. Houms, La.
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MORDAX.

We have received from our
talented and energetic young Con
gresham the following letter
which explains itself, and which
we take pleasure in laying before
our readers.
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Editorials.

QUERY "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Seat OF Norm
Oarolina.' at the same price -
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The -Operative


1t has been asserted that one-hak d.
money paid by New York advertiser \
advertising outside of that city goes he
Co operative Newspapers.
If this statement is true there 10 no -
sion for surprise that prominent -.
which are still charging wal prices f6 4
vertising teeled called upon to abuse e
al with which they find themselves -
to maintain a competition.
Full partiulars about the Coopea1.
Newspapers, together with catalogses 4
advertising rates mailed free on apple
to BEALS g. FOSTER, Gen1 Agts ~
can Newspapers Union, 10 Spruce StsAI
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CAPITAL PRIZE,
100000.

-UNotice-Tickets are Ten
% only: Halves, Is. Fifths
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For sale.

For Sale.
ONE STEAM FORMULATING PAN,
~ capable of graduating fifteen to TWEEN
ty h~ogsheads of Sugar in "a Murs.
In complete working order, l will sell the
same cheap. s. T. GRISAMQRE,
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years continue to add to the pros
perity of the people and the ELL
hancement of the interests ofall.
The establishment of the Thib-
odaux Foundry aud the erection
of Saw Mill also did much to
benefit the place and increase the
trade of the Town and will, in ad
dition to a Boiler manuufactory
now in operation, be of great ben
eft to the people of Thlbodaux
and vicinity.
Situated in one of the rich.
est sugar and rice growing dis
t1icts in the world, having within
a circle of 25 miles lands that
are capable of yielding 100 600,
hogs heads Of sugar annually, be
sides corn, hay, potatoes, rice
SC. for home consumption, her
advantages are conspicuous.
Since the incorporation of the
Town in 1888 the following citi-
zens have been elected Mayor at
the annual election in May.
l. James McAllister 1888.
9. Alexander Lawson 1889, died
IN Office.
3. Newcomb Hunt 1889, to fill
'vacancy.
4. James A. Scudday 1S40-41'
42-43-44.
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
OVER
HALF MILLION
LOUISIANA
|s1A1E LOTTERY CO.

This Institution was regu-
larly Incorporated by the
Legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of 1000, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t meuer scales or
postpo,ses. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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It's such joke, lads, taking the old
hard rock in the rsar-the rock We
had pounded so many days. till in oil
the five of US there was just almost no
lite at all =
There was an old sledge hammer
lying on the ground, and Kale picked
1t up and they all started ont. II Kale
bad let the sledge. hammer lie there in
the old tunnel-but he didn't; he took
it along with him, and coming to the
old shaft he thoughtlessly struck the
protrudiug root Of the stump, which
clogged the bottom. blow with it and
the whole mass moved. then muddy
water trickled down! Not till then
did 1t occur to Kale that the shaft
above was filed with water for ct least
o depth of one hundred and fifty feet.
which, if it should break through into
the tunnel, would rush down, SWEEP.
ing it clean to the mouth; and, o, hor-
ror his four partners had gone on
ahead He could hear them laugh
ing and joking. ana could eco their pale
light in the dim distance. Then .
peculiar roaring sound nearly stopped
his breath with fear; he attempted to
cali the boys, but could not hear his
own voice.
Running back along the tunnel he
saved himself from q horrible death.
The tunnel out had . down grade of
one foot to every sixteen feet in length,
and the large volume of water, filing
the whole space, poured down this
grade with great velocity, carrying
with it the four bows and dashing them
from the mouth of the tunnel down
over the rocks from point to point !:
down through the tree-tops it whirled
and forced them. through tho air,
through the branches. sweeping them
on from rocky terraces still on among
the crsgs and boulders of the American
river. leaving their ghastly bodies at
the bottom at last. aud leaving poor
Kale alone with his fortune on Forest
Hill.
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A WOMAN is never thoroughly in.
terested in newspaper article until
she reaches the place where the bal
ance is torn of.
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The private department viii aAbrd The patisals
al the comfort Of home. For veattla1ions neee-
public department of1ers the sane advautaGoo,
shough With Les laxufy. the wards not being -
elegantly furnisled.
Ali axs admitted irrespective Of creed and NJ
tioaslity.
The regular attending physician = Dg. DaAee.
However. each private patient cen sslecs his own
physician.
For rrics Of admission apply q the hospital.
We tsnd eeDsral iavttattoa 10 svogyoody. bat
especially TO the memoseo ef the peOfe1o1oo. 70
visit and see for themselves II this lnatttutton u
not in every particular - reprsseuted.
slIdAvtf Sisters or CHARITY.
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Stray WaIrs.

There was small market this morn
ing, riija hiHs Naoli' o % aii ~ 4if "
Police buslnsss is very dull, likewise
Justices cases. fN boa atal sfa3
There! !s very little prospect Of the ice
men cntting ice.s "
1 The Holly Tree Inn opens for busi ness
on next Monday week. p,
There still remains great many stores
on Market streetfor rent iii .r7,ri
i Try Dr. Gallagher, Nos, e. Fifth
street, for a set Of fartificlai teeth. nar y j.
FraEer's pantomime:: ::troup appear at
the Opera House on next Friday, in
Santa Clause.
The circulation of the GAzETrE is in
creasinR every day, and advertisers are
rewarded accordingly.
The Delaware State Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, hav, removed to
their new office 5l5 Market street.
During this changeabls weather, one
is apt to contract cold which ends in q
cough. Kings Good Samaritan will
cure IL.
Persons residing In the western part of
the city, can procurs the GAZETTE at
the store of II. q. Duffy, S07 Madison
street.
Keep 1t before the people and the old
time-honored Democratic party, that A.
l.. McClane is candidate for the nomi-
nation of Coroner of New Castle county
itd<w.
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pign Teiegraphic Summary

Il vote in the British Parliament on
supplementary estimates is now a
h party question, but the probability
plit among the liberals is rumored.
is expressed also lest the cabinet
e hostile attitude even at the risk
ping Lord Derby's resignation.Lord
holds that temporary occupation
onstantinople would furnish no
nd for British interference-The
attacked the Thessalian insurgents
punt Pelion and were repulsed-
has been re-established at Athens,
the disposition of the people con-
es warlike-There is a great panic in
potion trade at Blackburn, Eng, on
'unt of the Eastern war, and q reduc-
OF wages is feared-The posi- BILE
'tment OF the Bland silver bill by the
led States Congress has had the effect
epressing American securities In
ion-An unfavorablc change in the
rs condition yesterday but he re-
I'd some cardinals-The Pope is pre-
ng an allocution against Russia for
Prosecution of the Church in Poland
against King Humbert for assuming
lite Of King of Italy,. & G. Ritten-
en- the broken Hamburg cotton i'm
Frs have committed suicide-The
zen Senate haspassed a bill renewing
suspension of silver coin
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The Trustees of the Poor.

Mr.. EDIroR. Il he Rep,iblisan edito,i-
ally and through small-pricedco nd
ents, attacks the Trustees of the Poor,
for eating dinner at the Almshouse on
the occasion oftheir monthly aud quar-
terly meetings. Would the Republican
like the gentlemen to 60 without their
dinners or take their lunch In their
pockets? Doubtless the trouble " that
the "big editer" and the "small editor
Of the Republican are not ,oftepsr invited
TO dine with the Trustees. IT has not
did dine with the Trustees at one Of their
quarterly meetings, asked grace upon
the food, and then slowed away grub
with great gu,os - II he now thinks
there Is anything wrong IN these din
ners l. beg to remind him of the old
adage, ''the receiver 10 as bad as the
tlnef," l-4 ~ a Ylo,- =. - --.l-I-.
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FIRsT EDITION.
Local Time Table.

rp.tSs LEAVE wILMINGToN
TpSn,,adelphia. 2oe, 6.55, $40, s@,
n n AZ 4. m; 1881, 1910, z.90 a:SO,
~ ia D m. ON sundays; 2'0s. siVa.
p, @ sos YAK; SSgs 40 s65, 5A, a m, l2 81, ~ 10,
~ ~ m. on sundays: 2 10 a m.
Rb bP,more M and Washington: l214, ! 10,
ss m; 25i, Il 90, s 90. p m. Sundays
Polt S5i b Deposit; 4ss p mi no Sunday
W. W. Castle. s, 8 20, 0 90 m; 80, Q SOP
M sunday train.
p. aware av II. r.: s 0s, Q 80 q m; Q 80 p m;
Q po,;san,ns,on snnusy, ma 4 Northern r. r.; 20
an 400 D m; no sunday train.
hssware Western r. r.: 10 20 q m; D 70
m, On sundays; 10 30 q M
e.txs ARRIVE AT wILMrH0ToN. :,
sph,iadeipniu. ~ sc, 8 "a, 92i a mi u
iaH, isd, SIS, 451, 5n. g ~
Isl. II 10 D m on sundays; II 50,
hGam; I 80, . 81, II 10 p m. a "a
New York 70 IS, 8 "a q m; u y, " %
a, sNpmi on Sundays , IL % = M
y oi Baltimore. N, Q IS, ssi.a m; i27, 10 SO,
ss, . IS p m; on Sundays; 2iSa m;v ~
" Washington: 2 IS q m; u q, ix3
Is, Q rs p m; on Sundays; . IL q M Y 40
m. - orraa -
fains. "a
A New Castle; 7 w, 8 ss0am 200 nj
a. go. I 05 m; no Sunday trains.
Il Delaware r. r.: ss0a m; go, 40 ?
Wilmington 4 Northern r. r.; 8 0s
soam; 10 o m; no sunday trains,
delaware Western X. r.. 7 Do q M
ID D m; on SUNDAYS: 8 90 m.
(ss FOE wILaINGToS LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA,. 20
Broad street and Washington ave
pe: / 80, 800, 1880, Sami z ". . ~
vs.: $50 m; 80l,9 45, II 30, p m.
Thirty. second and Market streets
b, Ii sam, II IS, 8 65. 8 80, II 45 p m
SUNDAYS: 3 10. II 4s . m. i-' We
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WE HAVE BEFORE us the Catalogue of
Randolph Peters which you will find ad-
yertised in this paper for free distribution
1t Is full of valuable information and
should be in the hands of every farmer
and fruit grower. 1t describes a valuable
list Of fruits in variety, showing how and
what to plant, how to prune, cultivate
and germ, also rotations in ripening. 1t
also describes valuable list of Southern
or long keeping winter apples, which
supply want long needed in this country.
Our farmers have been planting nothing
but Western kind and all of them are
autumn apples, none of them yaluable,a ,as
we have trees enough planted to supply
the farm and our local markets, if we had
winter late into the spring. Our local
markets are supplied with Western
apples that the merchants are buying at
| from So 30 to s. per barrel. We bave the
soil and climate to grow good apples and
there is no reason why we should send
West for our apples every year anymore
than to send West for our wheat and
corn. This catalogue which will cost you
only one cent for postal card, also con-
tains a receipt for a wash for trees that is
cheap and easily applied that would save
hundreds ofthousands Of dollars ifapphed
ANNUALLY to the bodies of the young
apple, peach and ounce trees, no borar
OF insect will attack the body or roots of
the trees where applied and the borer de-
stroys annually thousands of valuable
trees that could be saved at but q small
loss in labor.
| Social Visit.-To-morrow evening
delegation or the Jefferson Democratic
Club, of this city, will pay a social visit
to the Baxter Democratic Club of Ches-
ter, leaving here on the 7:21 train. lis
expected that the delegation will be quite
large. ~ IN 5Gg H-p
PRoF WILEY win lecture to the young
men of the night schools, on next Friday
evening, Feb, ], at u o'clock, on "Practi-
! cal Geometry, Illustrated by drawings on
the blackboard. t.
| Died at the Aimshouse.-Geo. Jeandell
son of VIM. I. Jeandell, a formerly we'll
known printer of this city, died yester-
day at the County almshouse.