Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-17
EDUCATIONAL.
Evansville Female Insfitute.

THE SECOND SESSION OF THE EVANS
L vile Female destitute viii cnmm-ucs the 4th
day Of Septsaber, 1854, which VIII be the frat
Monday 10 September.
The sea0oi Rooms are EYson tls c5rBeT Of Chest
nut and First streets, under the Cumberland
Church The rooms are sufficiently large 20 ac-
eommedats from fifty 20 sixty pa Is T sy havs
bzen pain I'D. Barersi, and carpesed and fzraish-
ed xith the most approved desks, &C. also Black
boards, and Maps, and Charts one room Is htted
out especially for giving lfssSns ca the Plane and
Gaitzr, and Is furnished EiGh superior Plane.
Every effort Nili b. made By thoss EzEei in he
school to make IL one Of the best he usuaEry al
lords We have opened this sch o. from coRyie-
tiOa that there vas great need q = EslaCr ScngoI
for geutlsmens' daughters in tLis city hitherto
many geutlemen haTs fouaa it lecsssary % send
their daughters ard Kards elsewhere TO have them
edscat7d- WehaTe done il from deep co5s lotion,
founded o. many years eK peEicnce ia Schools and
attentive observation. that sslsef school pF0pely
conducted Il the very best seAO-l tazt can Be On
ed 10 any psoPle FOR The pu-est and most gsanins
Instruction
We ask gentlemen Of this city VITO have daugh-
to educate, or vards, o. who EEL ateep ilfer
est in this NEST important sub -cf-the edacAiil
Of f-Eales 20 reflect upon thu. Is tn re&ay d C
% we'll adapted 10 tbs proper Development ~
youug lady, As that school, rightly coudactsd.
where tbs social, the physical the educational.
and the moral and the religious dsvelol meat ass
all under the especial erintenssaos q the par
eutf Again Wh Their il IL mGst in accordance
with the great, and blessed. and sacred Institution
stage ef life which i est srious, that paftis
slar age from ten eighteen. upsn which hang
all the hopes Of the faturewBich vel slent leads
TO Happiness and usefulnsss, ~ speut isa1s %
wretch sdnes s-uhethsr IL il best THAT a. his most
Important period q lfs your daughters eat !
their fathers tabe aud tleeE Ter his prutection,
guided too, and Influenced and provided Ter By
devoted mother, that they b. sent away aalougat
strangers who're they Hasssed tog-ther n great
nnmbers, and exposed 20 aBnueuces You knew not
What Perhaps yen think this Is a wholesome
discipline. Perhaps you think that th=rs they
will hnd AssSciai ias purer hettT. aud lotleE than
a. home. Perhaps you think that their heal "a
will - benefited. Alas hos ofeu their assucl =
/ tons lead to immQrality-hoH olisa their hea -
fails, never 10 be restorsd.
Fer the merits Of the EvznsvIle Female fnsti-
tute enquire Of the patrons Of last ssson. sam
/ uel Archer, charles Babsssk, Henry b. Auis, " IA.
/ Hubbeil, l.. II. Hebsrd, Wm Heiiman, 7 Drx-
l tsr DR. II L. Jones. Wm. II Walker, Wm. II
/ Preston. John Hsaiy, Vim BGrk, " IA J. surss
Jshu II. Alien, r. G. O'Riiey, Mrs Elizabeth
Krou, A. y spiegleberg Francis NJ Englikh,
1 Peter smonin, -ehn n. Hopkins, aud KufHs 4
/ Roberts. james , Blythe, deceased VS. a. =
I patron of oar school, sud one ~ took gssAt la-
tsrsst 10 It's welfare. HIS memory Is fresh IN tie
{ memory - tAis people, Aed wh~a We refset - "a
tbs courtssus and hnspitabls bsAriHE Of that 1be
man tawarls as ana our school we mourn his loas
I and cherish bis memory.
English BraHehes.....----..-.-..-.... 90
Lessons en- PianAiorts AMI Guitar. p %
Drawing -.-..--..--.--- .--.. 10 o.
PzintiHg in OIL Celors ..-..-.....-. - o.
French and Latin. eaeh .-.----..,-.-.-- 10 o.
Vocal lessons are given without charge
The above prices sTs for season Of twspfy
{ We Is half to b. paid on entraaes, aud aha bal-
Anos afisr the middle 81 the session.
There will b. no change Of a. ehsFs f7r the en
suinz season, ". G. WALt n,
AnxIT-fmd- Principal