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The Laboratory Of the System.

The stomach is the laboratory of the sys
TEN, in which certain mysterious process SEES
are constantly going on. These result III
the production of that wonderful vivifying
agent the blood, which in a state of health
rushes laden with the elements of vitality
to the renlotest parts of the system. But
when the stomach is semi paralyzed by dys
pepsia. blood manufacture is carried on i'm
perfectly, the circulation tgrows Thin and
%sluggish; aud the system suffers in conse-
quence. Moreover, indigestion reacts upon
the liver and bowels, rendering the first
sluggish and the latter c~onstipated. The
brain .also!syffers by sympathy. and sick
toms are e%ngendered. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters reforms this state of things, gives
permanent tone and regularity to the,stom-
ach and its associate organs, the bowels
and liver and ensures complete nourish-
ment and increased vigor of the system. 1t
is the most popular as well as the most eff.
icient anti-dyspeptic and tonic in America
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A OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Court, Parish of Lafourche

1 SOuIU, 1 dIISu " AdlOuECuC.
Jean Bite. Bourgeois Melville Braud (sub-
rOgated) VS.. No. 40 Joseph Legendre.
by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL FA
- to me directed in the above entitled
and numbered case l nave seized and Will
offer for sale at40hljc auction pursuant to
law to the last ami highest bidder at the
Court House in thato~T& Thibodaux on
Saturday July o. 1873.
between the hours of IL o'clocAA. NJ. and
4 O'Clock ?, NJ. the following described prop
ertv to-wit
A CERTAIN LOTNO OF GROUND Be
ing the South half Aef Lot No. % on the
plan of the town bf Thibodaux and being
subdivision Nos. i2lAand 3 Of said lot bound
ed North hy tlelethcr half of said lot No.
q, South BY Thibodaux Street, East by
Patriot Street andANest by Maronge street
together witnSall the buildings and im
plovements tliereOnN
TERMS OF SALk CASH ON THE
Spot i'll United States Treasury Notes.
jun LIST. 1873.
L. A. WEBRE, Sheriff.
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Napoleonville, Assumption Par

Napoleonville, Assumption Par
La.
N. JENKINS, Esq
Dear Sir-I bad been very had
off with Chronic rheumatism for
more than two years-on my
crutches suffered intensely
tried everything to no purpose !.
have taken eight bottles Of your
medicine and am well.
GEO. W. GRISAMORE.
1Jenkinss "Annihi1ator's cures
rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia
Price, 81 per bottle.
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The prospect of a Branch rail
road to Thib0daux has filled ev.
ery house and cabin with resi-
dents, whilst daily applications
are made for houses by persons
who are unable to obtain them.
Owners of lots, by building cab
ms or dwellings upon them would
derive a good income for the mon
ey invested.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
NO. los.
PARISH COGRT-PARISH OF LAFOJrR
CHE-SUCCESSION OF MRS. FRAN
co.'s d. BOUDREAUX,

RY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
~ to me directed in the above entitled
aud numbered Succession, directing and
ordering me to sell the property below de-
scribed to pay debts Of said Succession 1
the undersigned officer will proceed to sell
at the Court House in the Town of Thibp.
dauX on
Saturday the 9Th. day of july 1873
between the hours of IL A. NJ. and 4P. M.
The undivided one third Of q certain
Town lot situated in the Town Of Thibo-
daux and designated on a plan of Thirty
lots OF ground executed by L. D. Richard
son on the l7th. June 1916 and deposited
In the Recorders office of the Parish of La
fourche us lot Number One hundred and
seventy-six measuring one hundred feet
front on jackson street by Two hundred
and fifteen feet nine inches and one half in
depth-Dounded in front on East by Jack.
son street-North by lot number us, and
South by lot number 1T together with the
undivided one third of all the buildings
and improvements thereon.
Terms: Cash on the Spot.
L. A. NEBRE, Sheriff.
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The Town authorities have
lately had a good brick banquet
laid on the East side of Green
Street from Thibodaux to Short
Street, and also Oh the east side
of FIST. Philip in front of the prop
critics belonging to T. j.. Daunis
and A. MOlaisOn.
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The corporate authorities
have completed the necessary
work on streets and bitches. and
this week have been cutting down
the weeds that are found IN some
of the streets.
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The flowing reporter. who

The flowing reporter, who
wrote, with reference to a we'll
known belle, "Her dainty feet
we're incasrd in shoes that might
be taken for fairy boots," tied his
wardrobe up in a handkerchief
and left for parts unknown when
it appeared the next morning
"Her dirty feet were encased III
shoes that might be takon for fer
ryboats."
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The bayou after a small rise
has again began to recede. The
chances are now, that this stream
will remain up sufficiently high to
successfully irrigate the rice crop
which is up and growing rapidly.
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For sale.

ONE STEAM GRADUATING PAN.
capable of graduating fifteen to TWEEN
ty hogsheads of Sugar in "A hours.
In complete working order, / will sell the
same cheap. S. 7. GRISAMORE.
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Editorials.

QUERY: "Why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can
buy Marburg Bros. 'Seat OF NORTH
Cardinal at the same price '"
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CITY HOTEL,

Corner of Railroad Avenue g. IbervllIe St
DONALDSONVILLE, La.
P. LEFEVkE, Proprietor.
The Bar is supplied ,ciM the Best Vines
and Liquors. mh-3O 78-lv.
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aAMr. j. Dupres has been re
covering and other wise improving
his property on the corner OF
jackson aud short Streets.
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Total. $132. 80
The prize is a superb specimen
OF artistic work, and will be high
~ appreciated by the members of
the Company that was fortunate
enough to win so handsome a
testimonial.
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The Courier of the T'eche has
gone the way of all things human
and mortal, but in homer of its
memory comes into existence the
Iberia Journal.
A. Dore, the Editor is an old
hand at the wheel and will doubt
less conduct the new Journel
through the uncertain prospects
of the future.
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This Institution was regu-
larly Incorporated by the
Legislature Of the State for
Educational and Charitable
purposes, in 1868, with a
Capital Of $1,000, 900, to
which it has since added a
reserve fund Of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number
Drawings will take place
monthly. 1t ne''er scales or
poStp0nes. Look at the fol-
lowing Distribution:
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The PR1zE.-The magnificent
trumpet which Rev. q. NJ. Me-
nard placed in contest at the late
Fair in St. Joseph's Church, was
won by Thibodaux Fire Co. Nc. L.
The amount deposited to the
credit of the various companies by
their friends was
Tllibodaux Fire Co. No. 1, S57. so
Protector Fire Co. No. 2, ..42.3O
Home Hook & Ladder Co,
No. 20 IN
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JENKINy ANNIHTCInI.s
The Great southern Remedy for
rheumatism. GOut and T..
r0lgia!

Those terrible enemies of huma, h.~,
ness, Rheumatism, GOut, and Nsn~tee-
heretofore seemingly u~nconqnerahis' ~
indeed found their master in Jenkir, asse
hilator. W. have the testimony Of rN sl.,
the highest standing in LouiriaDDa and 4
er States, that after suffering indesc.;hsS,t
pains for years, from which they somsSt
lief in vain by visiting the Hot and W.
springs Of Arkansas and Virginia ana i
using dozens of remedies more or less ~
ly praised, when, in fact, hope had ~.
died out, they have found relief from sss
by the use of the Annihilator. and m u!
tinuing it for a short time, have bssu -
fectly cured. The Annihilator in : 49,
ration purely vegetable, agreeable x Id
taste and may be taken without fear -
injurious results by the delicate a veii
the robust in constitution.
10 Price $I.00 per bottle. For AL. =
all Druggists. Ask your Druggist -
cular containing certificates, or send IA "a
N. JENKINS l. CO. Propretos.
FINLAY & THOMPSON, Wholesale ~
gist, New Orleans, La, Gen. Agents ~
Louisiana, Texas. Mississippi. Glsh.ss
Arkansas and Florida. n9H
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SUCCESSION OF GUSTAVE RUTEN
BURG,

BURG.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA PARISH
- Court. Parish of Observation-Disclosures
Thomas l.. Winder of said Parish duly
qualified administrator of said Estate has
this day filed in u >pffice a final account
of his administering >raying tie homolo-
cation OF the same.
Now, thereforestne par es interested, are
hereby notified to produce in this office,
within ten days following the publication
OF the present notice, such objections as
they may have against the homologation
of said accounts, otherwise the same shall
be approved and homologated according to
law.
@.N Witness my hand and tho i'm
s press Of the seal of my Office this
wv lst. day OF June 1878.
Nv KNOBLOCH.
Clerk of Court.
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THE WEEKLY THIBODAUX SENTINEL, SATUF
r. Mcbride Assessor an(

II. 4. MCBr1d6 Assessor and
Supervisor of Registration will be
at Lafourche Crossing on Monday,
Teusday and wednesday, and at
Jules Tmbodaux's on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of the week,
where all persons who have any
charges or alteration In their as
easements, to make, or who desire
to vote at the approaching cleo
ton, should give him a call, and
save time and trouble in the flu
tnre.
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CAlLLOG ISLAND! Gail.
LOU

Nav Oath. 1873.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ScHp JosrpH HrxEY, 305s TONS sold by auction at
New Bedford saturday. 10 T. Hubbard, Tor S2tO
Sean CuAs DxSSs, ut Alexandria May IL from Norfolk
18th inst, of Wolf Trap during gale OF wind,
ri,d away windass
NORFOLK May lS-The steamer Resolutc which went to
Savannah Ca to tow the German ship Neptune to New
York returned AID Can't Baker reports
18th while In the Guf Stream to the southwark
iattorns he encountered regular cyclone, aud finally
had let the ship but close enough her
found that she all right and able
herself lie remained by her all day hut lost her during
the could find her the day. and being
OF coal mad put into port AZ the Wind been
fair the ship Is prob ably well on her way TO New York.
Qurnxc, May 1.-THE bark Maxwell. before reported
leaking having been placed the gridron NJ WoIfes
the leak found and she Will of Saturday
morning The BARK Matsdor was locked Ut INNINGS this
morning Tor exAmnsti and repairs The bark Adratic
In Davies dock Lewis will have her repairs completed and
be unlocked on Monday morning The bark Enoch
Train tho hard ut Davies. Lewis for examination aud
repairs and will come oil saturday The bark Canads
that grounded White Island has been examined the
hard Davies Levis slight damage 90 false keel; will
commence loading Immediately.
wrLnScros. 80, May is-Bark North Carolina tBr.
for Liverpool aground near Big Island. miles be
low this city yesterday, but will probably OH with
the tide and proceed ON hcr destination
WAsuiscros May ie-The Signal Service station Life
Saving station No reported TO the Chief signal Officer
~ no I'M follows ~ sloop - feet long.
and centre board, ashore miles south Of
this station. She had sails when she reached There
was no board The vessel Is aud In good
dition, She has q name.n
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ry-xoTIcE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEw YORK AT SiGlIr.--rho INV roRx
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal
board the HERALD steam yacht showing white
burning tho coors red red changing from TO
other In and be several miles dstaat.
Captains OF vessels upon seeing this signal will obige
by preparing any they have Tor tho ship
News Departments OF the HErsLD
Or NOTICE 10 CAPTAINS OF VESSELS IN THE
CoAsTiNG AND FOREIGN TRADE -captains or officers
vessels engaged In the coasng aud foreign trade obscrv
ing the displacement removal OF bnoys requested
communicate the fact the HERALD. that Il may
brought publicly TO tho attention ct tho proper authorities
letter addressed TO the editor Of tho HERALD New York
city giving accurately possible the number and POSI-
ton Of displaced buoys the OF their removal will
suffice in all observed along the Atlantic and Pacific
Of the American Continent When they observed
the coast OF European countries IN the Mediterranean
requested that information be sent either by telegraph
or letter TO the London office Of the Nav YoRK HERALD 40
Fleet street. London to the Parts Office 81 Avenue
rOpera PART. Where the telegraph Is used dispatches
be addressed bennett, 81 Fleet street. London. or
Bennett u Avenue Do rOpcrs Paris" where cases 81
displacement observed IN the countries be
tho rcnrh OF the telegraph. w Asia Africa captains
mry communicate with rpun rcaciug tho FIRST conycn
lent port This will DO cabcl FREQ Of arge
to the HERALD aud published
psPcrsons DESTROYS Of communicating with vessels
rlvnx New YORK do BY addressing such vessels
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THE FRANKLIN ARCTIC SEARCH.


Some time between the LIST and 10th Of June Lieu
tenant Schwatka's search party TO recover the rec
and relics OF Sir John Frankiin's expedition will
sail Tor tho Arctic region In tho Eothcn. The ar
rangements are being completed rapidly as possi-
BILE. and contributions TO the expedition arc con-
stanty received. In addition TO the art icles al
ready acknowledged, the Remington Ar ms Com
pany has donated two first class rides, with
the necessary ammunition, and Messra d.
Appleton h Co. have given their publications
the Arctic Other works have been contributed by
private cizens The search party will consist OF i've
white men and about hf.oen Esquimaux. the object
being TO make II rs small as possible that they will
be able to subsst upon the game that upon The
route 10 the cairn whore Sir John Frankln's records
IRE supposed TO be buried. larger expedition
would nccessitatc the sending out Of hunt
Ing PARTIES TO the right and left OF the
lue OF march, and consequently cause delays. II IL
the intention OF Lieutenant to allow nothing
10 divert him from The main object Of the expedition,
but even though he should fail securing the Frank
lin records he believes the exploration OF so large
unknown territory Will DO great gain to geographic
cal science anu sufficient recompsnsc to those who
compose the expedition. The party now made up,
Will consist OF Lieutenant Schwatka. w. H. Glider and
three men who have previously been upon Arctic ex-
plo ntoLs. Esqumaux Joe will accompany the expedi-
tion guide and will undoubtedly prove a valuable
auxiIary. IL will DO remembered that during the
PoIaris expedition he kept the cntiro party consist
ofoat upon iceberg, BY his skill In hunting and
fishing and through MS knowledge oil how
10 iive IN tina. terrible climate Ho has
been In New York since last "Wednesday and
seems quito pleased with tho prospect OF
returning to mis- native country. AZ the concert in
aid Of the iund equip the expedition which takes
Will be present. and Will undoubtedly attract consid-
cradle attention. Upon tho stage win DO exhibited
surcrs. some Esqumaux clothes and other articles Of
Interest as associated with Arctic research.
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

A stabbing case, which may result 10 death, oc.
cured shortly after eleven o'clock last night in tho
tenement house No. 2o6 Delancoy street. A young
man staggered into Thirteenth precinct station
bouse At that and that he been cut by
Edward Riley, who lives with his mother
q the above number Before be could
narrato the particulars OF the case he
foil down and was removed 10 IN inner room, whore
o surgeon examined him and found that tho brachial
artery OF the right arm had been cut Before the
wounded man became 700 weak from loss OF blood to
say moro be gave his name as John r. Coyie and
said that no livod with hts father No. 323 Dclancoy
street. An officer was despatched 10 arrest Riley,
but be was not at the house His mother
accompanied the oficor 10 the station, whore
she said that Coyo, who stranger to her, forced
his way into her apartments and demanded 10
young woman, named Ella Geary. who boards with
her. He behaved shc said, If he thought no was In
house OF prostitution, and she threatened to
awaken her son, who was lying asleep on sofa, II
would not 90, but persisted In entering
the room where the girl wns In bed
and down upon II beside her. Ho was ordered 10
iathcr, who lives near by. was dead that he had
been sent to tell her Finding that he would
not 60 peaceably Mrs. Riley says she took
poker to drive HIM from the house. Her
OF the room and down stairs That was the last
she OF Mrs. Riley says that the girl is the
daughter of TREND Of hers and that she knows her
10 be OF good character and a stranger to Coye.
Coroner Woltman was sent Tor TO take tho wounded
mans antc-mortem statement, but alter repeating
his name ana saying that he had called TO see the
young woman he declined to 20 with his story
The Coroner waited until o'clock, but could learn
nothing from him, although he remained conscious
Al that hour no was removed by ambulance Belle
vue Hospital
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from 81 Aiehacls April &c. bark Minerva Thomp-
son, Nh. 10 cruise.
ius rAcahuana reports arrived previous 10 April H.
parks Mary susan jennings OF NB. lao bbis oil
Abraham Barker Thatcher. do 1000 bills all told; STAN
bout. Rogers do 100 sp Matilda Sears Bennett Dart.
month 225 do sailed barks sea Fox Jenkins tor home;
Iith, John = West. Manchester. TOR home direct The
hnm Barker reported few days vious arriving
banks Jacob Howiand. Rowland, NIB, 100 bills supposed
VIII; Linda 81 ewnrt, Grape. do. clean.
letter from Capt Jennings, Of bark Mary Susan, Of
Nh dated Taicahuana. April reports had shipped $3.50
gals sp oil by Nor bark salem tor this port. The mary
wond probably return TO Tnicanuann In October or
November.
letter frcrn Capt smith, Of bark Lucretfa Of Nh, dated
Taranuana April reports having tipped JOO bbls oil by
bark Salem . 80.
letter from Cap, jenkins. Of bark Sea Fox OF SB, re-
ports Tslcahuann April ready Tor TO sail TOR
home day Had taken freivht 83UD gallons sp oil
from tark Matilda Sears. OF Dartmouth.
letter from Capt Manchester Of bark john West OIL
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, May lS-C Cleared. schrs Oliver Booth,
r.s.ed GoMSsesrs Harlow for nobok.n:
iss S ssv Yes
gan. Fall River, and Constitution - sl' from George
BOSTON. May is-ceared. schr a.1e Titus. Phillips.
Me- :" load for Mo- a,,.
trigs " Lennessey Iris and fleet Of schooners
ce%sns. esan Ss:
Murdock slocumb Georgetown. De- Al Fabcns. Harris.
Subsistence Bohemian.
nods New YORK bark. Ella Yo.e esf Doody Belfast Echo
& w0lS .chrf rh Msshsw ,sn sI pn.
Sophie Kranz Kennebec; Active. -. do; Shaw,
BaNGok May i7-Arrivod schr Matte Holmes, Gilkey.
Cieared-scnr Ixetta Hincks. Fernandins.
BATH May i7-Arrtvcd schr Five Brothers, Boston, to
Harriet Miles. Thurlow, PhiiadeOIia; Xddis Bscoa'
isth-Ssied schrs Essex Cleaycs for New York: John
Q Wright. Leo rhiisdephia; Bickmore. Thompson.
Gil ARLEsroN. May le--csarsd senr Annie L Mexican.
issn~ts.rss bark Gicnola OBJ, Horn. Liverpoo,
M.1 bark ES
FoErnEss MONROE. May le-r...ed in for Bal.,.
Amazon Myriok. Rio Jnneiro schrs Tryon Kennebcc
Mary Mar Arm McosSns with gone
from a%:ry OH
Jansiro MinHsh'hs , xGnd%SH,d;srry Mosg%s DO
: s.lisi@sari wsssr Ger. we,haussn from sromon,
GALVESTON. May l4-Arrivod. schr Linio Fskenbors.
Fslkcnoerg, Mobile land cleared 70 return,;
sjo% lNar' rSomass.r. so :ehr VIM munser isori.
JG INV EhSs M s bark Sarah pous.,
lBr, Mocheau. 81 Thomas; schr NAV Evelyn. McLcarn.
Cieared-ships st Cloud Br, Durkee; Friedrich Ger,
RASH and Senator Iken er. LEM. Cork (not as tele
isth-Cesred tnot arrived, schr Calvin Harris, Ben
e1i.1. Rogers Sswss:'is. Del; vas~ j.. wsois New
M'sssj Eisl Chase
NEWPORT: May l7-Arrived, schr Whistler Keefe,
saisd-schIs Kim city Kelley, Ya River for New York
WIN roTi .. 1 As Scw So,
Providence afer discharging part OF cargo at Fort
,s sss, Ds 90 =, Web
saed-sehrs William Everes,, Now York; Peerless.
WV WV HAVEN. May is Arrived. .chr. r ! ooher.y.
Ph,as'Ds ssad rs., a A%eoy R,ss' rs,,n AmsSy
.ssy ss Rssa @ K.
PRINTS Oscar Ncr. Jensen, Liverpool; Iysnhoe tBr)
Harry stewart iarrascc sssas; .cSrs s;..S"o tRr,
Bondresu. Mayssue : Bragdon Jones. Windsor. Ms
PORTLAND. MAJ l7-Arrivod schr Scnc iics Crockett
sailcd-Brg Ada Il white. White. Cork. schr Lnhsipa
RICHMOND. May lo-srrivsd. bark 81 Olaf tNor. Lund
I7h Arrived. steamer Pamlico. Cox. New York; schr
cissredesris zoai tsr, Pcronet. Pornamsuco.
Scholarships James Jones. Parsons. Providence; Mary
II Hickman Dodd New Yors.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 11-Arrivcd. ship Ariel (Nor)
Nelson. Newc ,stlc. NSw bark Monitor Emerson, Hum
boldt
brig Mexico Wex), rodcsta. In Pan: schrsw Bccbc
Fschen Honolulu: Dazzling Wave Hagen, GuRymrr via
Wellington; Premier Morse. Gnaymas and santa Cruz
Snilcd-Scbr Sea Nymph. Brown. Honolulu
sAvAAxAu. May io-Arrivcd. stcsmor VIM Lawrence
Howes. baltimore.
saod-schr Sstia, for Satils River.
WILMINGTON. NC. May IL rrivei. schr Mary A
WARREN. May i7-ssiied. schr Mary II MInIn. Ferris
Uoboken
18th Arrived, schr West Wind, Romer. from Phiia
dcphin
WEYMOUTH. May ie-Arrived. schr ) Rodwen. vir
ginia.