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The Evansville journal., 1870-02-18
B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
" Il E2 M 4 II Ut O. Il

The Tape Worm Is one 81 ne most cruei
and relentless enemies II man, and oecasteT
the most distressing sgNlptOHis a dull paIu
IN the forehead, giddiness, alternate pale
ness and flushing of the face, paleu ess oi
the lips, smaciation, alternate loss and
excess of appetite, cray ngs for particulaI
articles OF IOOd, oftenstve breath, swelling
OF the Sbdomen, depressing of spirits and
nervous irritabnitys are the leading symp-
toms.
Now, why not, In view o Il this daugerCu5
enemy make use OF a remedy (which many
years of experience has proved 10 be q sEle
and certain remedy2 b. 4. Fahnesl0cE
Vermifuge, IL used according to the direc-
t1ons which accompany each bottle VIII
not fail to eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used Dy every
purchaser TO be his own JuQ8s ~ one
sense, and TO examine every Dotlle Ae
buys of IL. The simple name on AttAH-
STOCK is not suficient. ne must 4o1A
closely and carafuflv 10 see that the iui-
tials are Es a. FAHEEsToc K, ana be s2ll5-
fed with nothing else.
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GelIing Omt III -.

a = 1 am about TO make a chanae I'm 5hH
~. house, 1 offer my entire stock OF fancy
goods below cost. 1t consists ia Iadfa5f
aRd Chlldren's Worsted Hoods; also iu
Ladies' Breakfast Shawls and HOsterv
Laces and all kinds OF 1rimmiugs.
Henc forth we Will keep always on hand
a good stock Of Millinery Goods aud Hue
man Hair Go ds. Particular attention
paid to Hair Work. Braids made of comb
ings- Stamping Is also done here
A. G.. SA AsSENGUEr
No. IS west side OF Main Street, betWe U
First and Second. Evansville Ind
ttD L
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OTW ELI, Inn

OTWELL. IND ~--0-
Manuflcter Of boots aud shoes#
sewid or peg e, Work don prompt
and 10 the BEST of ORDER,
Prizes CHEEPER THAN Eauy
first CLas-
WORKMAN B1
Fine French calf Boots Sew'd $3.50
$3.50
French kip Sewid' n s 700
pepd very strong { DurabLE s so
COIs BOOS 800
coars shoes 3O-
womans shoes coars & fine from 25C
to , 90 dollars
call & examine work 'G0
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THE Petersburgh Fress says the
following is a Uerbatinl copy of a
circular, printed at the Office of the
Dwell Herald in Pike County. 1t
gives the copy as specimen of nice
job printing:
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A FIAsr.CLAss FAMILY WEEKLY.

IL contains SO much room that every
number has an abundant variety Tor
Fathers, Mothers, Sons, Daughters, down
10 the youngest child!
The Evansville journal., 1870-02-18
DEMOURAfI9 HATRED TO TUE COL
0REB RACE.
The Kentucky Legislature Denies TO
Them the Sacred Right or Petition
-And Refuses TO Allow them TO
Hold their STATE Convention In the
Hall OF Representatives.

The undersigned. committee of ar
rangements, selected by mass meet
ing Of the oolored population of the
city of Frankfort for the purpose of
securing a suitable hall in which to
hold the State Convention of the col
ored citizens of Kentucky. which will
meet in Frankfort on the 23d of Feb
ruary, 1870, feel it their duty to their
colored brethren of Kentucky to
make public these facts: That in the
discharge of their duty they prepared
the following petition to lay be!ore
the Honorable Speaker aud members
of the Kentucky House of ReprsAent-
atives asking the use of the Ifsll Of
Representatives. in which to hold said
convention.
"FRANKFoRr. ky. FEBRUARY 10, $50.
''To the Honorable Speaker and Mem beTs
of the House of Representatives OF tho
State of Kentuckyi
Your petitioners, Henry Samuels
Madison q. johnson and j. W. Burns,
would most respectfully represent that
they have been appointed by a mass
meeting of the eolored people of
of the city of Frankfort, as a Com.
mit,ee Of Arrangements, with instruc-
tions to procure the use of a suitable
hall fer the accommodation of the
contemplated State Convention Of the
colored people of Kentucky, which
will assemble in Frankfort on the 23d
day OF Febuary, 1870, for the purpose
of considering the new and response
BILE duties soon to be demanded at
their hands, as citizens of the Uni:ed
States and this State.
La view of the fact that this will
be the first State assemblage of the
colored people Of Kentucky, since their
full restoration to freedom and citiz 70 :
ship aud the further fact that they
hope and expect soon to enjoy and
exercise, in Kentucky, as elsewere,
that inalienable birthr'ght OF every
citizen-the right of suffrage which
they hope to exercise in such manner
as to rebound to the welfare oftheir
race aud the common good OF the en-
tire State, they mos respectfully ask
the privilege of holding the Sta,e
convention in the Hall Of Representa-
tives, a privilege which, so far as they
are advised, has ways been granted
to the Sta.e conventions of all p3liti-
cial parties.
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a VOID QUACIkS.-A victim OF early
"A fnlprudence, causing nervous debili-
- nrenlatufe decay, &e., has discover. q a
sssnnl9le means OF cure, wElch he win send
FREE to his fell 1w-sl fferefs. Address J. II.
H EN- tas ~ NaastA 1kteets New fol k.
,ee- $ 6su -pN
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C0mmIttle q ArTangem
FRANKFORT, KY, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27
DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.
l. PASS CHEJsTLAN. MISSISSIPPI,
Directed by tho Christian Brothers.

This institution transferred the city of New
leans to the sapacions, airy and thoroughly adapted
buildings hitherto known the Pass Christian Hotel,
fully realizing the aims which controlled the act of
mova has reached eviabe standard Of educational
usefulness while by unsurpassed advantages of loca
ton well the solid character of the studies pur
sued it continues TO bold every guaranty for the
physical moral and intellectual development Of the
dents committed to the Brothers care.
The range of studies, carried by experienced
Faculty includes Preparatory Commercial and Cole
giate course literary and scentifc-comaencng the
First Monday of October in every year and ending
the First OF August next ensuing In view however of
greater facilities to students classes will be kept open
during vacations, offering desirable opportunity to pa
and guardians of anticipating the exercises of the
acaden and entering their and wards during
the In such event. matricplates while en-
joying wholesome exercise in the bracng atmosphere of
the Gulf coast Will be admitted to all the advantages OF
two months preparatory studiesa large gain-the bet
ter to fit them for meeting the requirements Of
the regular course.
The rated moderate scale of prices as
is warranted by the times.
Payments for of five months invariably in advance
Board, Washing, Tuition and Doctors fee, for term
Entrance Fee. to be paid once only II
Vacation at College, with preparatory studies from
list OF August fst of October.. co
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music-Piano, term of five mont hs. 80
Violin, tstrings furnished) --...-........-. 70
oIawinG- II
Information may be obtained at St Marys College,
corner Foucher and Poey Streets New Orleans and
for circulars and other particulars, address
BRO. ISAIAH President.
jylS1y Pass Christian College.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

THE LATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICATION
L The great difficulty which physicians have beg
aboring for centuries overcome has length bed
obviated. Vegetable Cathartic and alternative mo1I
efficient than mineral preparation of the cla
and as 70 the taste as ordinary candy is NO
DR.. Erasmus Wnslow a Liver and Stomach Lozenga1
the most important medicinal novelty that mod4rl
chemistry has produced. It contains botanical
tracts perfectly harmless in themselves but embody1
all the remedial properties of mercury and destined
this pleasant form Ia supersec and ba-h from gems
use the nause pills an potions of which that da
gerous exctant is the main ingredient. More than -
thousand experiments were made by the inventor of
peerless remedy before it brought to its pres
state Of perfection. The Lozenge is harmless in ~
operation, and although the medicinal taste of its c
tive componens has been eXtnguishea by chemical ~
their virtues remain as active and potent As ever.
In Dyspepsia, Biiiousness Constipation. Sick or NJ
vons Headache, Piles Dropsy and the irregularities
which the ieebler are subject, the Lozenges will
found infinitely effective than any of the hoTTiH
and disgusting compounds usually administered in sIn
cases AS an antibilious specific and general aperi
they have no equal eitkec among advertised prepa
ti1ns or the prescriptions of the regular rharnacop
1t is guaranteed that who has once tried D..
Erasmus Winsow's Liver and Stomach LozeHge WI
ever again take pulatiye powder, draugut nil,
IL
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

YoUHG LAD1EyF AcxbEaGr.
THE DIRECTION OF THE URsULINEs,
- Two lNles below Nsw Orlssns.

This Insstnticn which IL inhahitsnts Of Louisiana
snd the adscent States have Indy favored with their
g s. e pubic Rnoties
n &
mont:
by the Lades the adorning their pupils with
knowledge and the forming Of their hearts to virtue
cleanliness and poMte manners. They arc never sui:
fe "a 70 beyond the reach Of Aafchl hut maternal
ten Of morals and the willing Observance Of the rules
Catholics pupils Of ali dsnomnation. srs admittsd SnS
no nterference is used upon the of religion but
sns
Paysical Eduoation health Of the scholars is
are are pssal,sslS sSs ssS PUPILS
e.. the
mind nSr the body q Che students suffer. from their ap
attended by of the Ladies' and timely is given
nsSs
TaNon-The system q instruction embraces the fol-
Writing Arithnete Geography the pse the Globes.
Ensiish and Fiench ntsrathre. ths gisnsnts q *
Plain and Fancy Needle-work. The Elements
also Music and Drawing $3.50 1850 -
Board and Tuition per annum $780, payable quar-
Day Scholars per annum $780, payable quarterly in
Entrance for the Boarders. 90
No deduction is mads4or those who arc Withdrawn be-
fore the end of TIE quarter
Stationery and the Use of Maps and Globes per,
Music per month: 70 co
For the Use of Musical Instruments per month";: 90
Drawing ,neluding Paper and Pencils, month 90
Esp5nsss Tor the Bathng Season ............ Z GO
f 5 %ny e. n
establishment at moderate prices. seas nj
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Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NV ORLEANS. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 1870
LETTER FROM BA4 ST. LOUIS.
BAY ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 81


BAY ST. LOUIS, Feb. 81, 1870.
Editors Morning Star aud Catholic Messenger: "a
In my former letter gave faint outline of
the beautiful little town of Pass Christian.
In this will speak in even briefer terms OF
% equally peautiful and rival town of Bay st.
Louis AT this point the small inlet of the
Gulf spreads ont, into n charming bay, with
sandy, shelving shores. and marginal border
Of fine green woods, which are in places quite
dense and often thickly interspersed with ever
4 Hr1ens. Along the western shore of this bay
! u the village, consisting mainly of one street,
Nears sSs
Z pcaEance of comfortable farm-houses,N call sur
rounded by spacious and tasteful yards and
GARDENS With line 9yeEhaangng and
? gather give tie village aquiet, rural aspect SO
Eefreshingsto one weary of the din and excite
Of ss si Of hs a;
aaedvAutages for sea-bathing, and its vicinity to
New 0Eleens, give it about all it's Importance.
Here Is q handsome little church-not SO little
Otther-in which Officiates the much esteemed
Father LeDuc.
Hero is also Hourishing college, by the
Brothers Of the Sacred Heart, and presided
over by Brother FiorimOnd'; and also an insti-
tuition for young ladies, by the Sisters of St.
i. Nov, a. heretofore, Bay St. Louis. like all
HOm New Orleans by the Morgan line of steam
aenffOoa Lake Pontchartrnin. Since the first
Of the year this line has refused to carry the
Nn16n- the Postoffice Department refuses to
psy.s-N No regular mails, therefore, reach these
towns. but in o roundabout way, and Pass
Christian and Bay st. Louis especially suffer
great annoyance In consequence.
II is expected the Chattanooga Railroad will
he completed about the beginning of July,
when it may be hoped that u decided chang
for the better will be made in many things, in
which none are more concerned than the people
of New Orleans. Then the hard-worked trades
people of the city Gun, with but little cost and
NO Inconvenience, obtain an occasional respite
from their 1abors, and fnd here that delightful
seclusion and those exhilarating pastimes that
SO speedily reft one for the work and turmoil
Of business.
There are several New Orleans gentlemen
settled at the Bay, and among them the
teemed DR. j. 4. McEvoy, of whose good
health and happiness his numerous friends will
be glad to hear To the Doctor, well as to
Rev. Father LeDuc, the writer feels much
obliged for courteous attentions.
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GIANT yINCENT'S COLLEGE, .
CAFE GIHARpEAu, MISSOURI

CAFE GInARpEAu, Missouri.
This Institution. conducted by the Priests of the Con
gregatiOn of the Mission st. Vincent Paul, is
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty
above Cairo and one hundred and fifty miles below ST.
The College buildings arcaarre commodious and well
ventilated. The groppds beautiful extensive and
The College is of easy acces4 Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau.
The scholastic year begins ON the FIRST MONDAY
OF SEPTEMBER and ends about the fifst OF july
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year.. $3.50
washing, and mendlng OF articles washed 25
instrumental Music 10
For further inforna tion apply to
! Rev. ANTHONY VERTNA, c. VI,
80 President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS. J. SMITH, G. M,
aua9 6m St.Joseph's Church, New Orleans.
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Parents and Guardians desiring first class Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will find
every advantage.
Located in the heathiest portion one of the most
healthy cities in the South with large grounds in
retired and romantic situation it Affords in addition
every facility for acquiring an education mental and
moral, OF a high grade Large additions have been
tons for admission.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to tho Office of the
Mo rnn.s Star and Catholic Messenger, 100 Grayier
street. jy4 ly
ct. JoSEPH'S ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ Conducted by the Sisters o Charity,
Near Emritsburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy
picturesque part of Frederick county. Maryland half
mile from Enimitsburg. and two miles st.
Mary College, lie commenced ls09 and incor.
rorated by the Legislature of Maryland in 1876 The
buildings are convenient ana spacious.
TEnMs
Entrance tpaid but opce). Observation-Disclosures. s5 90
The c!iuge for Board and Tuition, including Bed
and bedding and Doctors fees, per I25 90
W asiils anu Menuing- 10 90
Music Drawing and the Languages extra charges
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year is divided in two Sessions of five
months each beginning respectively the 2sth of
& Letters of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
aplsiy St. Joseph's Academy, Emmitsburg. Md.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-02-27

A CADEAY OF THE VISITATION,
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
The duties of this institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING.

COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING.
TIE subscribers have been eight months ENGAGED in
corresponding and establishing Agencies for the pro.
curemcnt OF noted varieties Cotton Seed and have
succeeded IN making large contracts such favorable
terms viii enable them to offer Prices nearly
All valuable kinds They have certificates and
letters from well known planters and specimens
Of distinct varieties for the inspection of purchasers
they are gents for David Dickson, of Oxford Georgia
and have lately received, direct from his plantation
supply OF his best Seed. We will mako large discounts
to heavy purchasers.
STEELE, PINGKAR RID & Co.
1881 I'm Cor. Common and Tchouptouias SITS
N K JULIUS OMBERGE
&C IST.
Gate Assistant to DR. sishel, Paris,
l4O- o-..----- Canal lao
Office Hours-ll 70 O'clock m6si ~
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cessor, JA yea spce a8ssa ims n emitts
and wisld fhs erosiers " sapSs%s ypiaitasi
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T INSTITUTION THE SISTERS OF ST. JoSRPH
Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans,

The government throughout this establishment is
% The
1as aF M I'm os 5 ssna' to
young ladies intrusted to their mo,herly care
The i, is tho, and solid in harmony
IN both Engith and French ali the branches of know
sht by natives Of respective coantries so as to n
sn IRE. correct pronunciation prom
and distribution OF premiums to which parents in
Education is here the object of special attention and
soeitude Governing those placed unierther charge
v"r to enleate principles Of solid Pety require the
Pupils OF all denomination admitted:
sss" moved TO the Bay St Louis Where me ssters
of st Louis have tiourishing academy.
To be paid in advance, as follows:
NM@arhSng' per three months 90
Music lessons and use of Instrument "a %
Pastel oil painting according to the number Of pupils
IN an Is sapis eth g@sn gm6r3ey
s 5s ssss ss s
leans Or II more convenient spP5y ELDER e Aren't
CLASS OF oRNAMENrAL WORK.
The Sisters Of St Joseph will open on the First
sasn n1 flowers hair
PRosPEcTgs OF TIE COLLEGE OF THE I'M.
This Literary Institution; incorporated by the State
louisiana. and empowered to confer degrees. is
Quoted by the Fathers of the Society Jesus The build
ings are well adapted for educational PURPOSES
recreation that, the the pupils,
A NJ till their departure at p NJ they constantly
secluded and superintendent.
:, The course Of instruction embraces Greek Latin
Mathematics, Astronomy, Natural and Mental Phifoso
ply, with the addition of Bookkeeping and the usual
Commercial Branches; also the German language.
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
read and write
moral and religious training OF the students is
lead ng objects of the inst actors
Every month report is sent parents, stating
duct, progress rank in class and attendance.
The academicai year begins tho first Monday
October, and ends about the 3lst of July. 80
TERMS: Ny
Collegiate Course payable in advance, and in Unt.ea
States currency, two months, $40.
Course. SI6. fe20 "
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR BENZ. =. SMITH.
DENT AL sU RECON,
once and Residence 600 Camp strset. New Orleans

pain At csPping the and finally
vitH adhesive gold and the maet. Ulcers oaussd BY
dead teeth treated and rendered arm and usefnl ok
traction rarely necessary The file necessary in
preparing teeth for filing This system Of conservative
dsntistry was introduced by Prof Atkinson, Of New
York, who IL acknowledged by the profession the
scientific aud practical dental surgeo0. fe6 I'm
r EFT THE DEAF HEAR
lis an old saying that None are 80 deaf - those
dressedthose only who cannot hear To such is point
ed out the surest Of relef which cpnsiss In OBJ
Aurist whose success u The treatment Of his patents
haA been paramount I'd Importance Of the object.
DR.. Davis be c0u1oDd daily at his office. Basin
street. ono door below Canal. aul5 ly
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founded 1s321
(1oRNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.

- NEW ORLEANs
The Oldest, and Most Efficient and Successful CONNER
cial College in the United States. There is Full Fac
ulty Citizens and strangers who wish Business Edu
Cation for themselves invited call. Stu
lege at any time When clubs of three at
the came time from the place per deduc
ton will be made. Board and Lodging as per month
Book keeping, Penmanship, Mathematics, English
As used in busness-so that each student at
take charge OF set of Books An education that ena
hles the student to $1,000 $4,000 $4,000 per
IL the best FORTUNE parents give their The
South must now educate her PRACTICALLY, or
they will forever be the slaves Of the North.
N B.-Young men, take notice that, far known
every one of the numerous Graduates of this College,
the past thirty years. is in profitable
After 81 years of success, this College requires
sher Indorsement than the fact that SEVERAL THOU
This City and over the South.
mh25 1y RUFUS DOLBEAR President.
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Ut. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
BAY ST. LoUIs,- MISSISSIPPI.

This institution, conducted by the Brothers of the
Sacred Heart, has been in operation since
1865 tits beautifully situated the shores Bay
commanding extensive of the Gulf-and afford
ing all the advantages of the breeze and bathing in
the Summer is, for the pupils great Indictment to
healthful amusement The Commercial Course co,n
prises all the branches of good English education
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ANWEWER -,

always hand anu chenhhesiS
PsT;s HJMlsERY-French, English. and American
ES-Iooth, Hair, and nail In great variety.
SOAPS-Every quality and price.
given to the Compromising Phyai
ala Iv
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR LUNG D1sEAs
And ALI Kindred Complaints.

There is high authority for saying that he is fool
NO arguing against "cstblishsd ncts" have sovs-
reign remedy for lung diseases and all smflar COM
plants have witnessesof tho fact here asserted
living in New Orleans whose and residences may
be known by caline at my office, No 81 Baronne street.
near Canal, adjoining the Jesmts Church.
This remedy is . vegetable production growing in
louisiana 1t is unknown to the medical faculty, and
its effects been of the most astonishing It
has been pronounced by physician OF thirty years
practice he greatest medical discovery Of the age"
Come and see the evidences Of what state Never
mind the cry of humbug From that appeal simply
to facts which ready establish to the satisfaction
of any mind that will admit evidence.
Persons at distance, who wish to try this remedy,
should write to friends in the city and let them inves
gate II they become satisfied with tho evide in
It's favor, sufficient quantity for ordinary case
will be sent for $40 and the same quantity subsequently,
If necessary, fer $40. G. a. SMITH,
mol GIN 81 Baronne street.
A CARD. .-.--.-..---...--..---.-.AC CARD
DR. CoBERT HUNTER. (of New York; editor OF
Specialist and Journal Of Diseases Of the Chest and
inventor Of the Inhaling 1nstrnun,nts and Catsrrh
Syringe in general has arrived In New Orleans and
opened office ct los Canal street, Herbers drug
store, for the treatment Of the
9ti Throat, Lungs and Heart,
which branch Of his profession he devotes his ent
attention His improved Pulmometre. for testing u
health of the Lungs and expanding and developing fh
Chest, In Of weak lungs, be procured 81 hid
rooms.
Hours from to 4P.M. not In