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AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. MCLANE's LIVER PILLS. IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used. preparatory to.
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements, and
as simple purgative, they are un-
equaled.
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAIN in the right side, under the
l edge of the ribs. increases on pres
sure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and. sickness; the bowels in general
are costive. sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with a dull, heavy sem
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled, his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains Of a prickly sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try it.
In fact. he distrusts every remedy.
Several of the above symptoms attend
the disease. but cases have occurred
where few of them existed, yet exam
ination of the body, after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been extern
sively deranged.
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LEyEEs. C"est ayec plaisir
qus nous anDOl,eons que les hi,
bitants du has du Bayou sont &C
ivemeut occupies a reparer leurs
hytes D'apres les rapports qui
nous sont paryenus, les travaux
deja executes sont settlement
fats. II serait q d6sirer pour Ia
secnrite generale que tous les
labitants qui ont deS levees en-
mauyaiS etat suivent l'exemple
dome par les planteurs du bas
do Bayou.
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RESTAURANT DEs QUATRE
SAISONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO, PROPRIETAIRE
N1 du RESTAURANT DEs QuATRE-SAIsoNsl
previent ses aMis dc ia Vile ct de la cam
pagne, ainsi que le pnblic en- g6n6rale, qu'i
il transtere son restaurant du No. lJS de
la rue de Charities an No. lll de la meme
rue, pres dc St-i4ouls. II protite de cette o. ,
casion pour renlercier lie public 1T sOllicito
Ell lneHe temps la continuation de son bien
velllaEt patronage. II informe en Outre ses
amis quill II DIES salons particulars au pre-,
mier, ct des chambres meublees d lOuey le
selllaine on an mOis. Les persOnnes i. Al
vile ct dc la canlpagne y trOuverOnt tout AZ
comfort deslrable.L lie restaurant sera OuS etl
usqu'a mutt. 6 few rs.
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SUGGESTIONS OF MAXIMILIEN BOUR
GEOIS NO. 1865 PKOBATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Court-Parish
of Lafourchc.
STATE OF LOUiSIANA-Parish of La.
~ fOurche. Whereas Mrs. Mathilde
Bourgeois widow Of deceased of
said parish has this day made appl-
cation to the said Court to be appointed
administrator Of said SUGGESTIONS.
Now, therefore ali persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their obiectiols
if any they have, with the Clerk of said
Court. at his Office i'll the Town Of 'rpibo-
daux within ten days after the first pubic;s
tiop hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will i'll due course Of law be appointed ad-
miuistrator of said SUGGESTIONS
49, Witness my hand and tho i'm
I LIS. fpress OF the seal of my office. this
/ ~~)!th. day of August A. d. 1870.
! J. w, kNOBLOCH. Clerk.
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE PUJOL AN }
COMM. NIFTY NO. 1912 PROBA rES.
Twentieth Judicial District COurt-Parish
l.. OF Lafourche.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
- Lafourche Whereas J. Emile Tailleu
of the Parish of Assumption Curator OF
the above Succession has this day render
ed a final ACCOUNT of his administrators,
and praying the homologation OF the
same
Now, Therefore the parties 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 hOn,,lOgatlon of
said account. otherwise the same shall be
approved and honologated sccording to
law.
(----) Witness my. hand and the i'm.
: L'S. press of the seal of my office. this
---- 7th. day Of August A. D. 1880.
j. W. kNOBLOCK Clerk.
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A men 1salen1 to Ordin arlce No
l:SS

Amending Ordinance No. l29 relative to d
viding the Parish in Levee and Road Dis
trcts &c. SO as to make section ) read as
follows:
That for each and eyary rice aume or pi-
ping inserted and to be inserted iuto the
ievees of this parish to irrigate crops or for
any other purpose. there shall be paid by
tbs owner thereof into the treasury a IL
cense OF two and one halfI2 cents per pen
dicular foot, for which the Parish Treasu.
rer shall give "A permit to the owner to nse
said lume, dali or piping, and return month
ly to the Secretary of the Police Jury list
Of all persons who have;taken such licenses.
Adopted and approved, July 9th, 1880.
ISigucd] S L. GRISAMORE,
President Of the Police Jury.
Parish of Latourche.
Cartifiod
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nrcrs - Nous avons la dOu
,..r dsanuoncer Ia mort de Mr..
-, t"a, Raptiste Louis Marie Phi
linn; yvai Defepoly, ne a Gembloax,
1rf pric;oue. decide le 6 aotlt a l'age
,. !. & ans 5 mois ct 13 jours. Ses
~ ss,snarailles aur6nt lieu cette apres
ia; 4 1 liz heures a l'Eglise st.
Iosenh.
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LES elections dams l'Ohio Sc

Les elections dams l'OhlO Sc
sont passees fort paisiblement
dams tout l'Etat. Des nomina-
ont etc faites par les t6publicains
dams fort peu de colnites. LIE vote
"a etc fort pea nombreux. Les iu
ges ont etc elus dams Is districts
judiciaires; les democrates Ell
ont elu 15 pour le moins.
Les democrates ont reelu, en- as
semblee primaire, Phil. B. Thsmp
son pour lie Congses. Partout il
a etc nomme. Dams les elections
de Vile ct de comtes. En- gene
ral les elections sont democrati-
cues.
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Societ6 de Bienfaisance ct d Assistance
Mutuelie lie T4fbodaux.
Thibodaux, Le. 5 Aout 1880.
.Hn NHenlOriam

In MemOrRam.
Attendu quill q plu Ia Divine Proyi-
dence de rappeler d'ici-has notre estime
Societaire
PIERRE MEDUS.
EFT attendu que sa mort prive notre
societe Il un membre respectable, la COM
munaute dun bon citoyen, ct sa famille
dun pere tendre ct devOue.
II est resolu: Que mons deplorons sim
cerement Ia mort dc notre eOilegue ct
antique nous ot.rOns sa femme ct ses
enfants rexpression de nos sincere re-
grets. Que les membres de cette societe
pOrteront l'insigne de deuil pendant 80
jours. que ces resolutions seront inscrit
es dams le reg;tre DIES minutes ct
publiees dams la 'Sentinelle lie Thibo-
daux' ct gu nne copie sera envoyee q Ia
tamille du defunt.
Par le Comite.
II. Fl. MICHELET,
C.AZEMA.
Z. Z. LEBLANC,
Pour copie conforme-
H. II. MICHELET, Secretaire
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NOTICE !.

The undersigned is now ready to ollcct
State aud Parish Licenses. Prompt pay
nlent at his Office will obviate costs and
penalties.
THEOPHIIE THIBODAUX,
Sheriff of Latourche Parish.
June 10Th, 1880.
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MISUNDERSTANDING que
NOS pompiers preparent une gran
1a e.cnrs;On a la NOuvelle Iberie,
pour le % de ce.mois, ceux de Ma
poleonyille organisent pour le. II
et le 22 du meme mois, nne fete
oui depassera eu spIendeur ct .en
attraits tdhtes ce|les qni ont etc
deja donnees jusqu:a ce jour dams
CO village.
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TAxEs.-Si vous voulez vOuse
viter des fraiS ct deS .deSagre
ments allez payer vos Liceuces
ct 81 ceux qu dolvent des taxes;
arrierees veulent ga2ner deux
pour cent, qu'ils s'empresseut de
regler avec le Collecteur de Taxes
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Notice.

A Dividend Of six per cent or one dollar
and a half per share on the capital stock of
Thibodaux Bridge Company was ,hi. day
declared. payable OH demand Thibodarx
July IA, 1880.
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npauE.-Le nouvel orgue, qui
doit remplacer lie vieux a l'EgIise
S.. s., Joseph, doit etre arrive on sur
Il S ,oint d.arriyer. L'ouvrier qui
lit j. l. monter est actuellement
aa:up6 oa q reparer l'ancien qui est
sooore m excellent instrument
don't on peut f.ire l'acquisition
,our Ia mini,ne sOmme de $500.
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NOTICE

Public schools will be opened, in this
Parish on or about the first of September
1880. Applicants for Teachers positions
will send written applications to the under
signed who will notify them when to ap-
pear before the Board Of Directors for ex-
animation.
s. T. GRISAMORE,
Secretary Parish Board of School Directors
Parish of Lafourche.
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,roes.-Nous publions aujour
:. sGli :; "a liste des personnes qui
1;ss a,;ssnt faire partie da Juri a Ia
ao.So; o.So;ne session de la Cour de
[lisuict.
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no,1p,rRs.-C'est demain ma
! : Theure habituelle qGi doit
lion Ia manHuvre menSnelle
,,1s !, = compagnie des pompiers
Mhoda,sr No. l.
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-C'eSt dams lc Nagasia Bleu,
Qn'On .pent sc procurer les mar-
chan!l>cs les plus traiches ct a
meilleur marche.
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..fsrnlation Locales.

c.,oi oui a besoin dun suit
Zion %..;onn6 scion les regles de-
op.0;;, !, ma Qua s'adresser au Ma
...;s Blea.
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j. vERGn0LE,

OO......-.kuc DCCslufnr.. ....... 66
-IMPORTATEUR DE-
WINS. COGNAC, LIQUEURS, FRUIT
A LEAU-DE VIE, WEYMOUTH. HUI
LIE, SAkDlNES, ABSlNTuE. r.
Seul agent pour lie Sud ct lOuest dc w.
IL. ZUBA Il CO., COgnac; de Ia celebr
narque dies wins de A. SELLlER T. co.
bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. Tn assorti
ment general de liqueurs du pays.
Bitter des Arabes
Superieur tout autre.
Les proprietes TONGUES, stimulantes ct
discstives de ce bitter, agiss%nt sur le sys
teme nerveux ct EN- font une beso;n ex-
tremeaent agreeable ct bie,itaisant. Com.
me aperitif IL BITTER DES ARABES
tait IL plus grand hieu aux eston,aes fai
bles ct defeats ct combat eticauement Il.
dyspepsia.
y. vERGyOn.k.
u-Sly. Pf6pri6taire. ". Orleans
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NOuVEAUX AkkAN GE uLNTS.
HOTEL DES ETRANGERS
Encoignure deS rues Green ct Thth.,.Iaux

Mr.. Thomas Albert pr6vient SEES amis ct
les vOyageurs quill Went de faire de uo,,-
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront ds
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui v0udront l'hOnno-.
rer, deleur confiance
Repas atoute heure de Ia journGe ct sur
commando.
Table dh6te 10 heures du matin pour
dejeuner ct a heures du soir pour diner.
Chambres cOmmodes ct bien sarnics.
PRIX MODEREES
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In faith Whereof:
(~) Witness my hand and the impress
Ills. }of the seal of my office, this 7tn.
(~~- iday OF August, A. D. 1880.
J. w. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
Ex-officio member of Jury Commissioners
for the Parish Of Lefourche.
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List OfJurOrs.
CLERKS OFFICE.
Parish of Lafourche

Twentieth Judicial District COurt.
hereby certify that the following nam
ed persOus have been drawn to. serve as
Jurors for the ensuing term of. said court
by the Jury Commissioners for said parish
For tie First Week Of Court, beginning Octo
t ber 4h. 1880.
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Certified
j. i. ALLAN. Secretary.
A Amendment to Ordnance Ma
EsSss.

Resolved, That proviso of section of Or
dinance No. l33 of this Board be amended
so as to read as follows:
That if any distilled. spiritnous. vinous,
malt or other kind of mixed liquors be sold
III connection with the business of Retail
Merchant or Grocer i'll quantities not less
than pint, license double the toregoin.
will be paid Tor such combined business.
Adopted and approved July 5th. 1851
lSignedJ s. L: GRISANURE,
President Police Jury.
Pnris!i OF Latourche.
Certified
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRANGERS HOTEL.

Mr: Thomas Alberti informs hie friends
nj the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
mn 10 satisfy all tlsose who will honor him
>, Meals furnished at all hours of the dav
breakfast at 10 o'clock A. N. aud Dinner
at o'clock p. NJ.
Commodlous and well furnished rooms.
MODERATE PRICES
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HI. HOFFMANX,
Dealers Sm

EtuRNlTURE, Hardware, Paints, Oils
~ ~ window glass, Wallpaper, Lime, sand
Plaster, Cement. Metallic, rose wood. imn,i
tation black walnut Cofins, also cyprese
coffns made to order, &c, SIC.
10 connection with A. IL HOFFMAN,, Cat-
nlture. Nam Stroa>
l5ian76ly Bet jackson and S. ph;,;,,
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AGENTSsWantelt to sell the life o.
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IA. u I&NNIN,
Clerk Town Council.
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DECEs. LIE 80 J0uillet est
decide, presque subitement, a
l.age de 50 aus Pierre Medus, II a
uf les Hauies Pyrenuees, France.
LIE defunt etait membre de la SO
ciet6 de Bienfaisance ct d'Assis
tance Mutnelle, de Thlbodaux de
puis plusieurs annees ct jouissait
de lsestime ct lie la consideration
publique. II laisse de nombrenz
amis ct une veuve avec plusieurS
/ enfans pour pleurer sa perte.
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Let no one suppose that because do not
touch on prayer and praise as acts of
worship L imply that the Reformed
Churches do not assign to them the
very highest place in the public worship
OF God. This question was never in
debate between them and the Medieval
Church. The former, like the latter. of
course, regard them as the loftiest acts
IN which the human spirit can ENGAGE.
Tor In them man directly addresses and
communes with God and not less highly
do these Churches value and not less
largely do they employ them in the
House of God. But what shall excite
the spirit of man to praise, and what
shall move the spirit of man to PRAYER?
These are the questions; and one an
swers: A service that will satisfy the
taste and excite the sensibilities Of man .
the others answer, the revealed truth of
God addressed to the conscience and rea-
son and the will of man.
We may expect that changes will be
proposed and adopted in the several Re-
formed Churches represented in this
Council. Well will it be for them if
there changes shall be confined with the
AAAA44' - VI VhO lucas lIldG determined our
worship at the Reformation. In the Re-
formed Church, of which have the
honor to be pastor, we are without
liturgy, and are under Directory that
is content to declare principles and to
make general suggestions. Signs are not
wanting, however, that a call for pre-
scrlbed forms may become quite general
Such call, should it seek by simple
means to express and promote union in
worship, might well be heard with at
tentlon and answered by compliance, but
should the proposed liturgy be so. eiabo-
rate as at all to diminish the relative i'm
portance now given to the announce
ment and exposition of the truth from
the central pulpit in the studied dis
course &C by the ordained preacher, 1 trust
that it will never become either the law
or the custom of the Church. Above all,
should such call spring out of or seek
to satisfy prevalent aesthetic impulse,
pray that it will be successfully resisted.
For artistic worshipis poisonous honey"
to Christians still weak and sick with
sin. Only when, at the consummation
OF all things, the living Church shall it
self be without spot or wrinkle" may
the outward temple safely be adorned by
consummate art; as only then the voices
OF the people of God can unite in the con-
summmate and immortal liturgy.
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A Delegate from Far India.

Among the delegates to the Pan-Pres-
byterian Council was the Rev. Naraydan
Sheshadri, of the Free Church of Bombay,
a converted Brahmin of high rank and
great learning Among others, he spoke
in reply to the Address of Welcome made
to the delegates by the Governor of Penn
sylvania and the Mayor of Philadelphia.
The following is from the -Phih1de5phio
Press
The last speaker was Rev. Naraydan
Sheshadri, a very swarthy, almost black,
gentleman representing India and the
other Oriental countries. He appeared
for the occasion in his native costume.
the most conspicuous feature of which
was his cotton turban, next surtout of
brown cotton material falling with almost
tunic freedom and his white ankle-fast-
ened trousers. He showed the Presbv-
terrain divine only in his white shirt. col
lar, and necktie He spoke with consid-
cradle huency, making few errors in his
English, and with the distinctness that
marks the English Of foreigners. His
voice has Aorid and sympathetic quail
lty such as few general orators and fewer
ministers, possess. He spoke as follows
d, Lear friends I have to thank you for
the warm reception you have given u.s.
knew that we would receive this warm
reception from the people of the United
states Several years ago I had the
pleasure to attend similar convention to
that we attend this time On that occa-
son | had the pleasure Of going tbrouob
the States, from New York to CHICAGO !.
rom Chicago to the Falls of Niagara
from the Falls Of Niagara to Boston, New
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Discussing the Papers.
WHAT IS THOUGHT OF PROF. FLINT's
PAPER ON AGNosTICIsM.

WHAT IS THOUGHT OF PROF. FLINT's
PAPER ON AGNosTICIsM.
The Moderator announced that the
half hour which remained before adjourn
ment would be occupied in fve-minute
speeches by members in discussing the
subjects presented by the papers which
had been read, the first paper in order
being that Of Professor Flint on Agnos
ticism. The discussion which followed
was confined almost exclusively to the
last mentioned paper
Rev. George D. Armstrong, D. D.. of
Norfolk, Va, the first speaker, while COM
plmenting the paper of Prof. Flint, pro-
tested against the doctrine advanced in
that part of it in which its author, speak
ing of the means for preventing the pro
pagatlon of error growing out OF the spirit
OF inquiry abroad in the world, spoke in
a way that might be termed sneering of
Church discipline as a means of checking
the evil. He prof. Flint seemed to be
In sympathy with those who claimed the
right to teach doctrines contrary to the
Confession of the Church to which thew
belonged, and to do this within the pale
of the Church, and who complained of
being prosecuted and martyred because
by means ofChurch discipline, the Church
sought to prevent this The speaker Or.
Armstrong; held thatit had always been
the wisdom of the Presbyterian Church
that she knew what her creed was and
that, as body of witnesses, her members
stood shoulder to shoulder. If there was
anything upon which, before God, thew
had prided themselves upon, it was the
particularly with which they had uni
versally held to their creed. When a
teacher of Gods truth came to entertain
opinions which he knew were contrary to
the Confession of Faith of the Church to
which he belonged and taught those
opinions publicly, it was neither honor
able nor honest for him to hold fast to
the certificate of the Church to his ortho-
doxy. He could not honestly and hon
orably remain in the Church while teach
ing doctrines which its members did not
believe, but abhorred. Applause.
Rev. DIR. Boggs, of Memphis, followed
After expressing his sense of the pleasure
and profit he had derived from hearing
the paper Of Prof Flint he took issue
with that statement Of it which spoke Of
Cle unexpected discoveries In science that
the future had in store for the Church.
Inc Reformed Churches holding the Pres
byter1an faith were ready to say that
history proves that all the great discov-
erles OF science are behind, not before us
that in this respect the science of theolo-
gy Is allied closely to that of astronomy.
and not to that Of geology. Unless a
teacher faces the future with something
OF this belief he is sure to evince some
thing Of an eccentric determination that
would bring him out of the line of truth
Speaking for the humble branch of the
Church which he represented, he said
Its members were strict constructionists
and held it as point Of honor AMONG
men, that when a teacher in the Church
departed in any important particular
from the Confession Of Faith, his duty
was to come forth like a man, declare