Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
EDUCATIONAL.
Granville Female Institute.

THIS SECOND SESSION OF Tue EVANS
i willie Female Institute will commences the 4Gh
day Of September. 1854, which will Be the first
M0nday IN September.
The school Rooms Epsn tbs corner Of Chest
nut and Sec. nj streets, under the Cumberland
Church. The rooms are sufficiently large to ae-
commedate from airy 20 sixty puBils They have
besH painted. rapsFed. and earpeted. and furnish
ed with the most approved desks, &C. also Black
boards, Maps, and Charts. Oae room IL fitted
cut especially for giving lessons tbs Piano and
GsitaT, and is Furnished with a superior Piano
Every effort ~til be made by those engaged in the
school 10 make IL one Of The best the country Rf-
lords. We have opened this school from a eoRvic-
tien that there was great need OF Select Seaool
Tor sentismsas daughters in this city hitherto
nany gentlemen have fouad it necessary 70 send
their daughters AID wards elsewhere % have them
eslueat 4. ehave dons IL from deep COW iciion,
1 founded o. many years experience ia schools and
attentive observation, that selee. school properly
conducted ls the very best school that can Be "a
ed 70 any people for the pursst aud most genuine
instruction.
We ask gentlemen Of this city who have daugh-
ters TO educate, wards, who feel deep later
/ est IN this NEST important sGhjcei-ths education
Of fsmaes to reflect upon this. Il there any pies
| youag lady, - that school, rightly conducted,
where the social, the physical, the educational,
] and the moral aud the reilg development are
all under the sspeciai salsrntendenoe o. the par
I eatf Again whsther IL II most In accordance
With thr great, and blessed and sacred Institution
Of the family organiEa Ton that the youth, ia that
stage Of ife which IL preearfous that partic-
/ uiaF sge from tea 20 eighteen, upon which hang
all the hopes Of the future-Waieh well spent leads
TO happiness aud usefulness, ~ spent leads %
reteteaness--whether IL it beat that az bis most
| important period Of life your daughters eat II
their fathers table and aiser under bis protection.
guided too, and influsueea aud provided for by =
devoted mother. that they be s-nt away anon get
STRANGERS, where they masssd together Ia great
Numbers, and exposed to influences you know not
/ what Perhaps you think this IL Nhoiesoms
[ disdpiine. Perhaps you thibk that there they
vii nod associations purer. better, aud loiter than
- hems Perhaps you think that thnir health
Siii be bcnehtted. Alas how often their ssaocia.
tons lead 20 immorslity-hoW often their heAith
falls. 60 be restored
| For the nrriis % the Evansville Female Insti.
tute enquire q the patrons Of last session Sam
l uel Archer, Charles Rabcack, Henry y. Aiis. WIN.
I Huhbell. T.. II. Hchsrd. Wm Hsllman. "a r nex
I ter, pr. IL l.. Jones. m. n Walker, Wa n
| Preston, John HAY, WA Buck, 0m J sasg.
John II. Allen, 2 O. O'Riioy. Mr. Elizabeth
I Kron, A. r. spieglsbsFg Francis NJ EngIish,
I Peter semonin, John Il Hapkfns, aud Rufus x
I Roberts. james i. Blythe. deceased was al o a
! patron Of our School, sna enc who took graf ia-
tersst in It's welfare. lis memory is fresh in the
memory q this people, aud when we reflect 90. "A
The courteous AID hospitsbie barring Of that nehls
man tawaFds us and School, We nou-n his Toes
& and ehaYisb kfs uemorw