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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30
SUNDAYS EXERCIsEs.

On Sunday morning, at 8 o'clock,
the annual class meetings were held,
and at half-past 10 o'clock the BAG
calaureate sermon was preached by
President Bowman. 1t was a sub
of q character peculiar to the great
mind which originated it. and kept
the immense audience spell bound
from beginning to close. This sermon
was delivered in the presence of a
larger number of persons than had
assembled on any previous occasion
during the week. Not only was the
large chapel filed to oYerfowing, but
larger groups collected about the
windows on the outside to hear
the sermon Of one who was known to
be one of the best and ablest minis
tiers of the Methodist Church. He
still retains that easy, off hand style,
that wins for him so many friends.
He seems to improve In every sue
ceeding effort. His whole being seems
wrapped up in the words that he ut
ters, and his influence upon an audi
ence is electrical. That person who
is fortunate enough to hear him once
IS not satisfied until be hears him
again. The Doctor has probably ac-
complished a greater amount OF good
than almost any man in the State.
The annual address, at half past
three In the afternoon, by the Rev.
Reuben Andrus, of Evansville, was
listened to by another immense audi
ence. The lecture was one of deep
research, and full of many rich and
practical thoughts. Indeed it re.
vealed itself to be the thoughtful
production of a thoughtful man.
Doctor Andrus is too wen known in
Evansville to be effected In the esti-
nation of the people by words of
your correspondent; but it may not be
out of place even in this case, to say
that it was pronounced by all to be
the finest, and by excellent critics to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Words of Weight for Wives and
Mothers.

Words Of Weight for Wives and
Mothers.
The superiority of HOSTETT ER'S
STOMACH BITTERS over all other tOnics
and cOrTectiVes, as a remedy for dyspepsia,
biliOusnesss nervous affections, and all
complaints of the visceFai organs, and as s.
preventive of malarious disorders, is pro-
verbal; but perhaps IL IS not so generally
known that the ingredients Of this famous
invigOrant and Alternative exercise q pow
erful and most beneficial Influence in that
numerous and distressing csass of ailments
women are the patient, uncom . aiming
victims. The special troubles of the sex,
CONNIE ncing with The dawn of woman
mood and extending over period of from
thirty TO thlrty-fve years, are as readily
and certainly relieved by the operation of
this admirable vegetable preparation as
any OF the complaints common to both
sexes. for which IL is recommended as
specific. The attention of mothers is in
yited to its balsamic effect in those pecu-
liar cases of functional irreguIarity and
irritation, which, when neglected or mall
treated, destroy the health and shorten the
need for the powerful and DANCE rous drugs
too often ResOrted to IN such cases. The
mild tonic and restorative action of the
81 TIERS is all the assistance that nature
requires in its struggle To Overcoms the
difficulty, and vast amount of suffering
would be spared to the sex if Ghey placed
implicit faith in this wholesome vegetable
lnVigofant, corrective, ami nervine, and
discarded the pernlciOus nostrums adVer-
tised by ignorant and mercenary charla-
tans.
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the most sublime effort Of The year.
DIR. Andrus has won many warm
friebds hefe, and will leave behind
him q we'll earned reputation, one
which viii not deny him position
among the greatest orators of the age.
This evening we have the annual
exhibition of the Platonean Literary
Society; Tuesday, at 9 A. NJ, prelimi-
nary meeting of Alumni; Valedictory
exercises of the Pathological Society
at 103 A. NJ; at 2 P. NJ. meeting of
ONT Board of Trustees and visitors ;
and commencing at q P. NJ, Address
before the Literary Societies, by Hon.
ID. n. voorhees,. and a poem by Rev.
q. Lansing Taylor, A. M.
CLAUDE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30
THE COMMENCEMENT SEASON.

Indiana Asbury UntFeFsify-SecOnd
and third Days ExeFcl seS- Large
Attendance or YIsit0Fs-ihe Pro-
greSs or an Unusually Brilliant
keas0nAClaSs Examinations
ntVersary Exercises OF the PhilO-
logical Literary S0Clety-The An
muaI Class MISUNDERSTANDING
ale sermon by President Bowman
annual Address before the stu.
dents by Rev. Reuben Andrus, Of
Evansville, DC, nc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30

The Germans of Pittsburg have set
to work in earnest to secure the en-
forcement of the Sunday law, in order
to make it odious. They design ar
raigning the newspaper proprietors,
and will also endeavor to stop the
running of the street cars on that
day. There is a great stir and con-
siderable excitement, which will end
as do most spasmodic efforts of that
kind, in nothing but temporary an
noyance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30

FOE b14ACIA WORRIES AND P1MFLES
on the face, use PeT9,g's CJnteoIO91e and PIN
pie Remedy, prepared only by Dr. b. 4.
PERRY. 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by WhOle-
safe medicine dealers. imhI7 dSm, w3m
TO REMOVE MOTH Pate III Z -
Freckles, and Tan from the face use Per-
RVS Moth aud Ereckle Lotion. Prepared
only by DIR. b. q. PERRY. sold by all drug
gists. mills dsTn, w3n-sp
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WOth Patches. Freckles 4 Tai

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY iol
hose BROWN DIsCOLoRATIoEs on the lace
Psy7I's Moth and FTeckEe Lotion. Pre-.
,ared ouly by DIR. b. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
street, New York. Sold everywhere.
nar2S dom
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30

q PLAT. The New Albany Led
ger, according to the Commercial, re-
ceives $3,5O6 30 from the county, and
So 800 from the city, for advertising
and printing. The Ledger has en-
phatically got phat take"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-30

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
Of Solitude, and Inc Diseases and Abuses
which create impediments 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief. Sent in sealed
letter enyelSDes, free OF charge. Address
DIR. J. SKILLIS HOU0HTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
iunl2 Dim tsp nj
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RATCaEGOR,s uAIR DYF

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye,
harm less, reliable. fmstRnta neOus: no dis
appointment: no ridiculous tintss rene
dies the i'll effects of bad Dyes; tnvigorat es
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batche Or's Wig Factory, EO+l6 Bond ST.,
New York.
butchers Dead Shot for bed Bugs
Butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Mays dwlm ISM
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DENTISTS.

zEARUFA CFUKER on CONFINUs
EfS. Gus Gum Work, Gold, Silver, Vul-
canite, CoraIite, and Amber Plates, Carved
Work, Artificial. Palates, &C.
ADMINISTRATOR OF Nitrous Oxide
ian excellent and safe anssstheticl, ChI =
reform, Ether, and also several local para
lyZers-
NEURALGIC Affections treated.
MY FACILITIES are as good and m,
establishment as large Consisting OF FIV1
rooms) as any in the United Statazs
/ RETURN MY THANKS Fox the 81
tensive patronage received during the paAl
EIGHT YEARS. mch2
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

g T3eaisSS Lame, No. 10 Carondelet street, deal
Fittsburg anthracite and English cannel coal
all times ready to supply steamers and families
prom pity, by leaving orders above at the yards
Levee sireots Although this is new firm the senior
partner is old and experienced dealer and will
tain in his ftiaton the prestige which he ss
CURED by bic SRyght desiing and liberal measures The
Junior partner Mr. Alphnse 4sinc, II he has not had
tls Gan 20 doubt esiges - gain nyslies
yer by contributing e the eplpegts and convenience Of
d hhtae U 10 ee6nSTnJ VII Rf ~ tOthcE
fhe EIisk profitable. hs-ftgs-se shsS1s ~
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

Nj. WHEELkHAE, 105 CANAL S1REET.-Every
thing that makes Pretcnsans to beauty has its
peculiar attractIveness style a pros2C sameuess
mars the idea and principle OF beauty Many Of the pa
peT-hang fTIsher behind the age in this parti
cnar. But Mr.. WhcelAhan of i0l Canal street is
the MAJ TX ma always has ON hand varet of designs
aidstyles of heauty that person desiring to puT
chase cannot full to find just the thing wanted The
be saia of HIS window shades and his prices
for both must give sltisftctiOn The stock paints and
window glass ia complete, and is daily receiving
sOns His old friends will avail themselves of Jhe
sent occasion, and Intending purchasers, who have
not had opportunity to be SO ranked, whether in
reading hs advertisement in another column and then
calling him before they commit themselves else
where.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08
BI.ACKMAN's

BIACKMANs COMMERCIAL. CoLLEGE.--The
above establishment situated the of Canal
and Carondeet streets is presided by Prof w.
Biacman who has been practical teacher In this city
for eighteen years During that period he has furnished
our community with incontestible evidences of his capa
city as an instructor ne mode mere adopted per
shows remarkable success and those who wish to avail
themselves of is advantages particularly persons who
had no opportunity Of instruction ineary life Will find
in Prof R9cktnau and his corps ofnstruotOrs able and
conscientious aids The course Of studies comprise
Inahsbip, bookkeeping arithmetic, English, French,
riod.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

observation-disclosures IN Rom, -Some time
sao the sectarian papers made ealsA ade about
the intolerance of the Roman government in
denying Professionals the privilege of pablo
Hwcrslfip These slanaerous statements were
shown ut the time to be the work aof un-
ysri tersS syEkase
obiSQny or the Pope, was to cause the with
drawal qfs che AmericapJ EN- bassy1 from Rome.
In the last New York Tablet we find the
following letter. from "a Protestant minister
relative to the subjects:
szso.---. -DKfspEN, SAxoSy, june Z, 1869 j
Sir FL notice in q New York Observer just
received. that the controversy with regard to
sAxasSisaats Rame ha snjnst beenEre-
aSpsp 5 aaR se g Ssbd fg Mas sons IS i psi
aS IssIpes9 Ire 8Bse,Ter vsftlffts characteristic
sAanssty,, woNl dFcfJase to IN hlish thenas Lieut.
Colonel King (brother of our late Minister aS
omel is one OF my yestfynen, ana FROM !. mn I'M
zRlatterss AnAericsn aeRSiee was held first infhe
oiisause Of tho ,ministers As this Was 700 small
,the cpngregatiQR lad peTlni On fam Cardipa
AntQneiii to hold their service icitbn the rails,
iim II fiiIT Of TIER Own, with the arms of the
Embassy, plaead. over tho door. ffhe Scotch,
hearing e ss t srisat thsH
bSgaa To attempt to- prdsefyfe the citizens (;
-which was forbidden by the Jaws of the
. country is the case in Russia and many
ether countries. On this account their per
asiSsion " as IheIe happened to
be in the citysat flat time bt,stileHt feifov5
4aameSlss PEisse, and she ~ss'Rte ig1ae Inn
1neaiateiy that ali Protestant worship was
hauished frout.aths bcitysn9 Onr Congress, in
Aueneed by this falsehood, withdrew the
rafssioasi but q l4ssss mot tlntif the Embassy
was withdrawn, and the arms taken down
from the door Of hti chapel, that the American
service wRs remove cd outside the city walls; and
(if we had n Minister how at Rome there is
nothing to preYt.pt a renewal of the privilege.
SO much Tor Che feautIfnI cUlislsteIvy OF FTInIe
Christian character j am myself po friend 20
yenr Church, or Observation-Disclosures; but, being
in possession of thesc facts feel that should
hardly he doing my duty To my Christian
brethren in America, were l not TO correct
them. JOHN ANKErELI4
Rector of the American Church in Dresden.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

1t viii be seen by a notice in to-day's paper
that Trad FERRY Steam Engine Company No. IL proposes
To have Fete Chainpetre at the Fair Grounds the
2d inst. the proceeds which be appropriated
to charitable institution Detailed particulars arc to
be given future day. when Will take occasion TO
dweif large the subject. In the meanwhile
cannot withhold need of appreciation from the
gentlemen composing the Fire Department., who take
all hitting opportunities To advance the cause Of charity
the action of Trad Ferry Company is in full con-
forts the present occasion win realize tlor Utmost
ticipatons.
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and while sSsBKa a. Hoss iii siischarging
cur obligations az American citizens, we
confess, to an exnltant Fellowship they dam,
not feel, in being members Of that grand
old Church whose groined arches span the
world, and whose western window looks
ont on the broad Pacific. .tt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

Died, at st. Mayy's Dominican Convent,
GSeenville, on the e0th ult., ate o'clock p.
NJ Sister ST.. Mary p, Henly, after q lypg
and painful Illness, which shs bpss with
Christian reJig III asailinsiy Viz Ne
eeived death as friend, who vas delegated
by God to transport her1t EASlestsAl 4nanA'
sions. Having received the consultations of
our holy religion sile BIZ .die6 to The good
skaters whom giss Yeft On 1A earth. The de-
parted sisteF IL IFS s2ad yearsof hsE age,-
aud the sixth of her religious life.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

G. c., Haley, of Commercial Place and Poy-
dras street the inefatgable literary and caterer
has the Banner Of the South Irish People Irfsh Amer
lean, Emitted Iristinan Pilot Citizen tho
Dublin Nation, Liverpool Mercury Londan nlustEstsl
News, Appletons journal, Glasgow Herald, Scientific
American, Harpers Bazar, Chimney Corner western
w6rid, Sow York WSeky Saturday Wight, Round IA
Bile Some 6ntlies have been reeei1ea
5Sho wish thslaREs catl9fae of latn foreign pnbca
teHR Fthe conntqrs, make visit Deaieys q most
pleasaut thipE AZ fher6 VIII 81 fjtpa "a fih
6f our SfebeHt afscdsnf es8 hstfIasI
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

IN every commercial centre-in all important
Sonsn VILLAGES of oven one streetthere will always
Do found particular location, central pontwhieh
serves concentrate attention. and make It an object
either 10 crafty eve MiiBer In other way
- FsSssl enjoyment, 0zE sEa csTSi street tSr s1
ample Will illustration Talk of the Corso,
thn RauleYars Bond Street Broadwaythe copiparieon
u 81 ybSri0 20 2at1r. but 81 Canal street be such
pstg cities there particular location In that street
which attractive than ali clse besides and that
boot and shoe at 10 and IOl ofwheh hessrs
F1akaly & Hogan are proprietcrs Even at this
al TIN year when lasatu&sis y depicted on every
Fouatenance Glcam OF pleasure iTadiates the Redes-
iaus lie sEFveyi the iRsideof this establish-
Hpenf the bevy Of beauties who are
tr on or patlenfiy waiting turn; array them
aehlDnable home manufactured or import
ID mtSeieB Of shoes and slippsrg which are uneqrhlet
SsheEe. Tho sight about refreshing Hs drauEht
~ Mcnskey ceiebrated soda water which is convent
Sotiy lOcated ueHr by.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

PRoS1sToSs, FANCY GRoCERIEss WINES, &c
A. W. Skarion 81 CO., Of jackson and Rousseau
Sfrpe Fourth Ests9ct conducting his business acts
on pFnciplea AZ provides for the
aste matter eaiEaed BY tle sytpns every day
Alsndsyeonish their stock by fresh neeeaaiona daily,
Al the very best nh4erhls THAT SO 70 the devalopmept of
perfect phy steal organization fetr yines liquors,
arc all fiTss class, have been
specially selected with view 70 sist tse neat ethed
1850 Every thing ordered for this store has s3ee
fs aiaosalfE th Nc " and heLbS the universal saJis
sctio expressed by castSnsersthe more especially
-tlso pricos are Snodera asss- a. -@...-TTg
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

|, THE New ORLEANS DAILY NEws."ZT,he
81 this viii he fguud IN another
column. The publishe-s j. H sefe g. Coz Promiae to
ggPi sh cheap first class famy and
sfs peSs weef, This 81 n spfrltef unefta kfde and
ss wisf tlfe ptoi eete Ts
NJ aa sErEi4 sass;5 s.ise sgarssA s.ssisl ~
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SF7FassE. ss'S'isFs DIX FRI cE ,zSrh snum-
Der sof plssoMsS sSaFNat contains Is lowing
notlee Of . recently published biosfaphical
work MA
The deep interest which all rsGders of
French history have felt in the character of
Nine. Louise de France, daughter OF Louis XIV,
gives TO any authentic memoir of "Eal bonnie
frinrssss' peculiar v37fuB5 and 3 ST5aH volume
recently Published in England, condensed from
n more extended work by a Carlnsfite nun, will
find many deeply interested readers, not only
among the disciples of the Church of Rome,
biography is principally confined to the spirit
ual life of the princeSs-sketching her history
| with great brevity during her early years,
and with only sufficient detail to show the in
| fluences which induced her to renounce sthe
! world for the seclusion of n cloister. From
the time, however, that she entered the Car
mclite Convent of st. Denis to the moment
! when, as its prioress, under the name of Moth
er Terese dc st, Augustine, she peacefully
1 went to her reward, the narrative is an expo
sitiOn of holy, happy life one which no one
| can contemplate without feelings of the deep
! est reverence. 1t is q picture of the most
| complete remuneration of the world and of self
| abasement; record of gentleness, truth aud
| piety; and lasting testimony to the posi-
! biiity and propriety of the co-eXistence of re-
Igious devotion and fervor with warm and
unrepressed natural affection. Her letters,
| her prayers, and all the autographs indices
! to her thoughts and feelings are Overlooking
with humility and holy aspirations, and, in
1 every line, attest her title to the love and
! veneratiOn with which she was regarded She
| lived the life her deyOut spirit crayed, aud,
1 in her happy death, her constant prayersiwere
! granted. aEs. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

DAr oF3FAsr AND AHsTINENoE- -Satur-
day next, I4th August, being the Vigil of
the Assumption, viii be q day of fast and
abstinence. All Catholics are bound to
observe abstinence, and fasting can only be
dispensed with in the case of persons under
age, or those having legitimate cause.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-08

SEorasstso sooopss--J. A. BrnHelInan e Co.
aeanna ESglf a1n1e street. sds1stse t6soAtA IL Of
nlounns GOODS to come which the prices attach
edsueh q ptaek e 81 g sgoe 90 8laek DC,
atnA as ccn9s Efeaeh hafere at 80 cen
RvaEstlanr erl " Shil " be afG
FapfaRaepa ~ ,ha psp2ct ba
1919 3sarl11 - aAssE sA1l114
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dressed to the Northern clergy, hre- becortl ing
somewhat cheap. We should not woudert ~
by and by, tIfst once faHdertfa l class Should
feel impelled 10 utter the sad lament OF etlse
superannuated lion, Z" Kicked by an ass 9iije
Well! who would have thought it : That
once influential class! ,suparann1ated! '''
ST.. ,JosEPr's scrIoeI ttfRETx&. The
third annual examinations and exhibition
of this school came off on Thursday. ev en-
ing, July %, at o'clock. The large school
hall was thronged with people, 1T was taste
fully decorated, and a sne platforH, ptss II ?
for the occasion. All the classesy both boy $
and girls, were SUCCESSFULLY though briefly,
for the want of time, exaainea-in,sheu usual
branches taught in our perochial schools.
Answers, quick, clear ana correct, showed
that the pupils had made great p7ogress
during the past year under the care Of MI.
DefiSeoart, who has ichurgs of the boys
department, and Miss X. Keenan,, who has
charge of the girls department.. Average
number of pupils 100, equally divided be-
tween the boys and girls.
S. Al the end of the examinatieu,. the open
ing address, introductory to tbs exhibition,
| was read by Miss NJ. Cosgrove. Then sew
erat pieces of defamation, ecations and
dialogues, were delivered alternately by
10y BIIu yIrIs--Uae IssUUs-
spersed with very fine singing By the pupils,
rejecting credit on the organist, Mr.. Hauck,
and Miss Keenan,, teacher, who had trained
the children for this occasion. ALL who bad
pieces to recite acquitted themselves we'll
of their, task. 1t WIN n OF do TO make much
distinction where merit wassselgeneral; yet
f! if We are to Judge from theageneral appla use
with which some of them were received,
I those rendered the most happily were Tia
W0ald-Be TEACHER, by Master John LabG-
die and N. Feth, The Way 10 H5iadAaas, a
comicat dialogue, by C. &aunt and, J.
! Spies, which provoked Toasfof laughter,
| and finally the -AWsts Legacy, a drama,
which proved to be the great success of the
levening. Miss Il. Watson, tie chief actor
! lin tft4a piece, who perscnated to perfection
a proud, selfish and ,ill-hl,Inorcd character,
t exec cd ;t45Ye ali others Miss NJ Falk,
the fortune teller, did also very well, and
so did All tiic=otters connected with the
piece, viz: Misses ". Faquin, N. McCabe,
Bs Sheppard, L. Duran, O. Iaizer. At the
close of the exhibition Rev. T. Bogaerts
made the concluding speech, as usual on
such occasions. The whole ceremony closed
with the distribution of premiums.
Father Bogaerts has been -indefatigable
| m f1is pftUr to pTucUr5 for his people the
blessings of a sound education, and we are
glad to learn that his labors have been
crowned with the most gratifying success.
The examination just closed testifes to his
zeal, and the increased number attending
the schools this last, as compared with for
mer years, demonstrates that the inhahit-
ants of Gretna properly appreciate the zeal
of their worthy pastor.
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and apparent. ua1 - -lsts5 ss''21yS5S
i, All this has been done before the insti-
tuition is fairly organized, and twitheat the
.assistanceEof trained Religious, into whose
hands it has always Been intended to, con
sign the boys, I'VE may, indeed, look. for
ward to a. brilliant future for, this charity
wien the means of che association will per
NIT them to extend the grounds, buildings
and other facilities, to employ the necessa.
ry assistance Hand purchase tho requisite
implements and Inachinery to have the in
mates instructed in farming, caRpenteripg,
blacksmithing and adj the usual ,oceupa-
tfons Of society That such will be the nj
innate result, we cannot permit ourselves
and that the Little experimsnto f
the "Home'lt will prove a mother house
from which numerous offshoots Of a per-
feeted sy stefn Wit 1lantea through
oust1l9 srassaits;.5 No vaP earnest