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PhrenOlOgy and PhysiOlOgy.-Prof.L l.. |
N.-not o. S.-FowBER commenced last even
ing, in Smith & Nixon's Hall, his series of in-
structive Lectures upon these important sci
encos. He considered, at length, the philoso-
ply and proofs of Phrenology, and illustrated
the same by reference to his costly and extern
sive collection of drawings, representing many
celebrated as well as notorious characters;
also, showing the different temperaments of
mankind, and their influence on mind and
body. Tho practical utility of Phrenology,
like tho renown of its distinguished and zeal
Gus advocate, is too well known to require in
troductory comment. Mr.. Fowler's long ex-
porience places him second to no Phrenologist;
also renders him q successful practitioner of
tho science; hence, let our citizens desiring to
hear this interesting study treated in an intel
lectual, moral and practical manner, be sure to
attend the entire course of lectures.
Tonight his discourse embodies, ".What 10
do, or hoto 10 rise in the t0orId d'-the applica-
ton of Phrenology to education, in choosing
that calling in life in which one can best sue
ceed.
Tickets to be had at the bookstores and at
the door.
During the day, Prof. Fowler will make ex-
aminations and give charts, in Saloon No. 2
Burnet House. Entrance on Vine street.
Consumption of the Lungs can always
be traced to disordered nutrition, and the only
hope of cure is from some medicine that reno
Yates the nutritive powers. Such is the PERU
WAN STRUT, containing iron in that form alone
that acts directly upon the blood, enabling it
to nourish the bodily tissues.
Office corner Fourth and Race streets, up
stairs, where pamphlet, describing this medi-
cine, may be obtained gratis. .s..
whoever wants to buy one of the finest
Building Lots in the city, should not fail to
attend Cooper & Stokes sale on Thursday, 18th
inst. at three P. NJ, of Dayton-s street property.
This is one of the most elevated localities in
the city, surrounded by elegant residences,
commanding fine view, and will, in q short
time by the introduction Of street railways, be
quite accessible for downtown folks, and ad-
vance greatly in value. 5
w. Booker, Chemical RenOvatOr and
Repairer, at No. IA West Sixth street. Give
him a call
For fine Pictures, of any kind, the
place to go is on the corner of Fifth and West
ern Row, where Templeton will always be
found.
j. Frechard, at No. 1856 Fourth street,
is prepared to renovate soilod garments of all
kinds.
The Broadway Gallery of Art, by APP
plegatc, is getting up Pictures for twenty five
cents, worth double that sum.
Winder is executing beautiful Pic
lures, of all sizes, in very superior style. Call
and sec him on Western Row, opposite Court.
Call at Harlan's and examine his won-
derfuI Alabastrian Pictures. They are new
and beautiful.
Ball 81 ThOmas' Iife-sized Photo
graphs are the admiration of all. Call and
see them.
C. w. Stlllman is doing rushing
business at his Gallery on Fifth street. His
Pictures are provorbial for their beauty and
originality.
If you want good Cigar, call at Dy-
er's, north west corner Sixth and Western Row
, Singers Sewing Machines.--@The Inn
nense increase in the demand for these admi-
rGble machines--it has trebled within foul
= mOnths--indcates the reviving prosperity o
$ the country. The prices of our machines
have been greatly reduced. ]. skardOn, ag't
Twenty-cent Pictures taken at tn,
0 southwest corner Sixth and Western Row
!. Excelsior is their motto. -l '''F