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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-25
SAVE THE PENNIES

ff5ave a penny, save pound,
The maxim's good the world around"
and when the pound is saved you
will desire to make it two, and the
two you will wish to increase to four.
All of which can be done by de-
posting the first one, two or five dol
lars in the Savings Bank.
Working man, when you get your
pay to night, set by part of it to be
put into the Savings Bank against
the time you wish to buy lot, or
your Winter fuel, aud when you want
to draw it you will find that it has
been EARRING for YOU.
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PRACTICAL CHRIsTIANITY-AN IN
oIDENT.-The following beautiful IL
lustration of Christian love and
fellowship, which occurred a few
days since, deserves to be made pub
lie. The members of the Walnut
Street Presbyterian Church, contem-
plating an excursion on the City of
Evansville on the Fourth of July,
had made arrangements with Captain
Dexter for the purpose, when they
ascertained that the members of the
First Baptist Church were anxious
to get the boat for the same day, for
the purpose of making an excursion
to increase their finances. With
commendable grace the the members
of the Walnut Street Church yielded
up their claim to the boat, that their
Baptist brethren might have it. We
say let our good people fill the boat
on the Fourth.
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HE SEWING MACHING.- among
the many devices to emaneipate wo-
man from domestic slavery, the sew
ing machine has been the most effect
i've. How often has a man been
heard to say: Before my wife got her
sewing machine, she never could find
time to 60 out with me in the even
ing" or, until we got our sewing ma
chine. it was more than my wife could
do to keep the children in clothes"
To those whose necessities do not re-
duire them to do their own sewing,
the sewing machine is not only an
article of great usefulness but az ele-
CANT piece Of furniture. Prejudice,
which regards all improvements as
innovations, made great efforts to
prevent sewing machines coming into
general use; but in spite of this oppo-
sition, they are now regarded as al
most a necessity in a family.
Among the many machines made,
the Wheeler & Wilson has achieved
a reputation that proves its merits by
standing the test of years, while a
multitude that have been introduced
and failed, have passed into oblivion.
The Wheeler & Wilson machine was
introduced into Evansville in 1857,
at which time there were only three
sewing machines in the city. and now
the number of Wheeler & Wilson
machines alone that have been sold
by Mr.. Sellman in this city has
reached and passed three thousand
and four hundred.
A visit to Mr.. Sellman's Sewing
Machine Parlor. which he has just
fitted up at No. 81, Main Street, will
amply repay the visitor. In it be has
every variety Of those machines, all Of
which show the greatest evidence OF
care in all the details of both form
and finish, while the parlor itself is
one of the most pleasant aud neatly
furnished in the city.
The merits Of this machine are thus
enumerated:
First. 1t uses no hutt1e. and yet it
makes the lock- stitch. which is alike
beautiful on both sides of the fabric,
while its strength is beyond question,
Second. The seam thus made is
strong. durable, will neither rip nor
ravel, while at the same time ibccon-
omizes thread.
Third. It's attachments are such
that it can be applied to and used eff
fectively upon a great variety of ma
terials, and for any known purpose to
which a sewing machine can be ap
piled.
Fourth. It's compactness and ele-
gance of model and finish. while it is
simple 10 its construction. and thor
oughly efficient.
Fifth. It's speed. noiselessness, and
the ease with which it can be oper-
ated.
iSirth. Which is a very important
merit-its great popularity, which has
steadily grown for eighteen years
shows that buying a Wheeler &C va
son Machine is not an experiment.
Having learned these merits, &c
and pay Mr.. Sellman a visit at 81
Main Street. next to SCOTS Book
Store, where the pretty new sign at
the door tells you the Wheeler &
Wilson Machines are sold.
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FIGHT On FIRST STREET.
Heavy weapons and Heavier Curses.

About six o'clock yesterday even.
ing, dispute arose between a porter
in a Wholesale grocery on First Street.
and a drayman employed by the same
establishment. The dispute is said
to have originated about coffee, whis-
ky having nothing to do with it; but
whatever may have been the cause,
the drayman is reported to have
knocked the porter senseless with q
thousand pound a0eight, a. ighing siz
pounds. This apparent discrepancy
is explained by the fact that the
weight belonged to a platform scale.
AZ the people connected with the
establishment seem to wish the affair
to be kept still, the names of the
combatants are for the present with.
held.
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CEMETERY ADoRNMENTs. - Mr..
John S. Goodge, the Sexton Of Oak
Hill Cemetery, has just returned from
Cincinnati were be has been on visit
to Spring Grove Cemetery, one of the
most beautiful and highly ornament
ed burial places in the United States.
He has fully posted himself in all the
new and modern improvements for
embellishing graves, grounds and
walks, and will doubtless be able to
make his visit Of service in Oak. Hill,
which owes so much to his care and
taste during the past sixteen years of
his superintendency.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals.

- EALED PROPOSALS. viii be receiv-
- ed at my ohce until JULY 7, 1870, at
10 O'Clock AN. for grsyeilng about one
mile of the road leading from the city TO
the Oak Hin Cemetery; also about the
same distance of the road leading to the
Locust Hill Cemetery. The track on each
road to be made Is feet wide and one foot
deep; eight inches in depth of screened
ohio River gravel, and four inches OF con-
glomerate gravel. Grading not included
In contract. Payments made in one, two
and three years s per cent. bonds, issued
in equal amounts by the city and county;
sam pies Of materials TO be used to be fur
n1shed with the bids. Payment made
the work progresses % per cent. retained
until the completion OF The work. The
Board of Commissioners retain the right
to reject any or ali the-bids
VICTOR BI5CH, A. V. G.
EVANSVILLE June a, 1870. tes5 d&wtd
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PERsoNAL.-C. Fl. Wesseler, of the
Recorders Office, has returned from a
short trip for the benefit of his health,
which has been very much benefited.
as is evinoed by the healthy color his
face has acquired.
MIR. Gil" King, representing the
great White Goods" house of Mills
& Gibbs. New York, is in the city.
He is looking as fine as satin.>
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Memphis Market.


By Telegraph MEMPHIS. June q.
CorroS - Flat and nomtnally I9%a2Oc:
weeks receipts ,250 bales; experts !, $3.50
bales receipts "a bales; exports $40 bales.
FLOUR-Dull at S5d7.
CORN MEAL-Dull at 81 70.
CoRN-DulI at 95g97Zc
OATS Quiet at Csc.
HAY-Quiet at S20G2l.
rRAN-NOminal.
LARD-Nomfual.
PoEK-Quiet at s3l 90 in store.
BACON - Shoulders l31z9l3l<c; sides 1917
ml75<c.
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THE Democrats have secured the
outfit for a new paper in Richmond,
Indiana. 1t is to be called the Dem
ocratic Herald, and will make it's first
appearance on the 7th of July. The
editorship is to be conducted by
James Elder, formerly of the Jefer-
sonian. and the local is to be done by
Q. II. johnson.
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MORE FRENCH.-The French schol-
ar Of the Densokrat quotes from Schil-
Ter to show that Music is the proper
way to write Monsieur. This is like
quoting Rory O'Moore, who called
Mons. DeWelkien, who was also called
Sans Puer, Mounseer Divelshkin "
and " Misther Sandpaper."
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. June "A.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Weak at 4G4L lower at 81 IlLa
1512 cash 81 I3z9l 1877 seller July; clos
Ing dull at 81 1874 cash: 81 13s<9l Ii seller
JuIY: this afternoon active and irregular
at 81 l2gl l2Z cash 81 l514 sellers July.
CoRN-Opened firm and closed easier at
sl1zg8l14 for No; 2; 74z for rejected; this
afternoon steady and unchanged.
OATs-Firm; closing at 524521< for No. 2
RYE-Fairlg active and firm closing at
SJc tor No. 2.
BARLEY-Inactive and nominal.
HIGHWINES.-Dull.
PRovIstoSs-- mess pork
500 5093O.
LARD-l6c.
HoGs-Du1l and lOc lower at gsgs 20 for
common TO choice.
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SERENADE.-The Evansville Cor
net Band, led by Felker. and accom-
panied by Helder and Kizer, honored
the JOURNAL Office with a pleasant
serenade, at 2 O'Clock this morning.
Thanks, gentlemen.
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Manifest OF steamer City of Evansville,
from Cairo to Evansville, June q.
Woodrow Reitz & Co 4 wagon boxes;
Mark Warren d Co boxes fruit Jars pkg
money Alex HorreII ! portable engine;
Mr.. Lyle Il barrels whisky: V Walz three
casks clay; w S Ford hogsheads tobacco;
Martin Gardner & Co hog heads tobacco !;
Hudspeth q Co hOgsheads tobacco: w q
Brown & Co l6 hOzsheads tobacco. 2 boxes
merchandise; A Z Shrader Y hogsheads
tobacco, Dbl oil.
RESHTPPTEG.
New Albany-l lot old wheels, railroad
iron, etc.
Louisville-28 dry hides, bales pelts, 2
wildcat skins, fox skin, 9 hogsheads to-
bscco, hogsheads tobacco, 4 hogsheads
tobacco.
CinciBnatI-I hid tobacco.
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B0- If you have not purchased
tickets in the great Henderson Land
Scheme, lose no time in doing so. but
get one before the sale is closed. Or
ders for tickets are being sent in by
thousands, and will continue until
next Saturday, at which time the sale
will close, aud the chance to get
farm and a fortune for a trihe will
have passed.
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OVID OUTDoNE.-The illustrated
police papers have metamorphosed
Lew. Stiuson and Mrs. Elder into at
least three different ferns during the
last week.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

U AANAV1N1 U AAIE@ 4 WEI
From the New York Trlbune.1
An entertaining and Instructive lecturer.
From the New York Herald
Should be attended by all, old and
young.
From the Evening Post.l
Full OF instruction, and fofclbly illus
trated by anecdotes.
From the New Orleans PicayuneI
He IA one OF those rare speakers who
obeys Hamiet's injunction to the players.
The lecturer was interesting, and
we went away feeling that we had ac-
ing.
From the Columbus MISSY SUM-
An Old thinker, and one had rather take
his physic than endeavor 10 combat his
logic. we advise all our citizens to at
tend. ie24 did
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THIEF CAUGHT.-The police ar
rested colored man last night, who
is charged with stealing a coat from
Henry Sehweitzer, and pair of pants
from Frank & Goodman. He will be
examined Monday.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. = Mr..
Auditor Bisch convened the Board of
Commissioners in special session, to
attend to some unfinished bu1iness,
viz: consideration of bills, canal or
ders and other matters. Tne Com
missioners will probably adjourn this
morning, over Sunday, and resume
the session for several days next
week
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MARRIAGE LICESsKs.--The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
June oath. 1870.
Simon Bruner and Sarah Jane Peele.
Charles Coleman and Nancy Avis.
John w. Murray and Jane Allen.
Lafayette Picket and Annie Miles.
Felix j. Cecil and Molly Jane Hadley.
Herman Hassing and Creance MearI.
Jacob Reinhardt and Mary Mason White
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The only cases
yesterday were John Deacon, the un-
deaconlike brick layer, and Henry
Steinman, youth Of about eighteen
who was fined So 80 for fighting.
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e@AlI the weeklies, Ledger. Har
per's, both Weekly and Monthly,
Frank Leslie, and other choice Sun
day reading at the Post Office News
and Cigar Stand.
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BASE BALL.-Playing this after
noon. The wagon starts promptly at
B o'clock. On dit, that the mo
Name" nine are to challenge the
whole State FOR the championship.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. June "A.
DRY GooDs-The feature to-day is the
material reduction by agents in prices in
brown sheetings. to 1870; Amoskeag A,
l31&c; do. b. l3c: Ozark b, l3c; Massebesste
&C. The aBove goods are well known
brands, and in the hands OF strong firm.
This decline has surprised many In the
trade. Cabat A is reduced to l3c by a lead
ing Jobber. In other makes of goods there
is no important change as yet.
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a SAMPLE BoUoUET.-Mr. John
Nelson sent boquet to this Office as
an evidence Of his skill. THE evil
dence is conclusive"
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Corrected Time Table, June IL.
SATURDAY, JUNE Is. 1870.
CITY NEW s .

B@- Nervous People" is the sub
ject of DR.. BanniDg's Lecture, to be
delivered Monday night at the Opera
House before ladies and gentlemen.
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SERENADE.-What is sweeter than
a serenade from Henry Harris band,
with Ferd. Goslee's " Put me in my
little bed?" Such was the treat
enjoyed by numerous citizens last
night.
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NERcURIAL. - At 4 AN. yester-
day the mercury was at 720; at six it
stood 75o; at nine So; at noon 94' /;
at three PM. 940. and at six 900 in the
shade,
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p1- The influence of this hot
weather is very elevating. 1t elevated
the mercury to 990 at noon, yesterday,
where the situation was favorable.
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"a Handley, the assassin, is re-
ported to be worse, the wound In his
throat assuming an alarming appear
ance, although his leg is rapidly
healing.
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Important.

When you want Prescriptions filled
correctly and cheapest. take them to
HALLoCK Il FORD's Drug Store, Main
Street, between First and Second.
ie19eodff
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B@ Nervous People. +" is the sub
ject of DR.. Banning's Lecture, to be
delivered Monday night at the Opera
House before ladies and gentlemen
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go Nervous People" is the sub
ject of DIR. Banning's Lecture. to be
delivered Monday night at the Opera
House before ladies and gentlemen.
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R1 Nervous People" is the sub
ject of DR.. Banning's Lecture, to be
delivered Monday night at the Opera
House before ladies and gentlemen.
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IMPRovING.-Mr. Josiah Gregg,
who received such a terrible wound
on the foot last week, is not only
going to save his foot, but will soon
be as we'll as ever. although the large
bones of the foot were cut through.
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Read Sehweizer's bill of fare
for a Sunday Lunch, and if your
mouth waters you know where to
sfnn IL.
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CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS.
VIM. G. Carter, a colored man. was
locked up last night, on charge of
carving concealed weapons.
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Cholce etore Room for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September l.
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24 If
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EDGAR DUNK

I'd ETURNB his THANKS 10 THR
.Ghs citizens of Evansville and surronnd-
ing country for the liberal patrons Re given
him while In business as a Florist, during
a period OF twenty-five years, Havin9
now leased my place To Mr.. John Nelson
an experienced and competent Florist. i
now beepeak for him a continuance OF the
same DDeral patronage. assuring the pub
lie that MI Nelson will improve and en-
large the establishment in such manner as
to be on q par with the advancement OF
our growing city. EDGAR DUNK.
Evansville, June q, 1870. je2i I'm
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DO~ Nervous People" is the sub
ject of DR.. Banning's Lecture, to be
delivered Monday night at the Opera
House before ladies and gentlemen. .
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POsTPoNEMENT.-It has been de-
termined by official action to defer
the dedication of the Kingsley Meth
odist Church until further notice.
There will be preaching in the old
place on Sunday night.
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E@-1O0 doz. White Cotton Hose at
10 cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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RRHHE uNnERRIaNRn. I.Arn ~

THE UNDERSIGNED, LATE OF
~ the firm OF Carmody a. Nelson has. on
this day. leased for q term OF years the old
well known florists establishment OF Eds
gar Lunkf and now recommends himself
10 liberal share of the patronage OF the
lovers OF the beautiful Offering them a
and out door culture. JOHN NELSON
Evansville June o. 1870. ie24
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B@-This certifes that l have re-
ceived of the Atlantic Mutual Life,
of Albany, N. Y, $4,000. being the
amount of insurance of my late hus
band, VIM. H. KlusmaD, through
their General Agents, Jones & Catch,
of this city, and in accepting the
same. beg leave to return my sincere
thanks to the Company and Agents,
and take pleasure in recommending
the Atlantic rs reliable and prompt.
ct THERESE KLUsMAN.
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New York Gold and Stock Market.
By telegraph NEW YORK. June "a.

Wall Street dull.
MoNEY-3a5; sterling heavy at.95Sa95k.
GoLD-Lower, dull aud weak: opened at
81 llsz and closed at 81 lIZ9I il56 borrow
ing rates l-6i per cent. TO fiat; carrying
rates l@2 per cent; clearances 81 900 600.
GcYERS1fENTS-hrm, dull and weak.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph.I LOUISVILLE, June "a.
BAGGING- good and nrm at zoe
for pound.
Cotton Unchanged midd ing zoe.
FLOUR AT SC so.
GRAIN AND Provisions - Unchanged I;
p ices at yesterdays quotations.
" HIsKY-At 81 90.
TOBACCO D-Sales OF 2l6 hhds at rather
fuller prices; s5 25Gs28 90 for Fl osted to
good leaf.
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY PIONIO

The Trustees of the Fair Company
will give a grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds, on the Fourth of July, the
proceeds to be applied to the payment
of the debt of the Society.
This will, at the same time, afford
people an excellent opportunity to
spend the day pleasantly, In the de-
lightfully cool and shady grove at the
grounds, and witness the races, which
are arranged for the day
Trotting and pacing rings will be
given during the day, commencing at
10 o'clock Am.
The train will rum from the depot
10 the fair grounds during the day,
and it is expected that the people will
turn out and while having a nice
time generally, help the society out.
Base ball, foot ball, and every other
amusement will be provided.
PROGRAMME OF RACES.
Pcrses Of SIS, $40 and IS for buggy horses
that never trotted in public before June
LIST Best two In three, mile heats, horses to
Purses "a ~ o; $50, $50, SIS and IS. for ali trot-
ting horses that have never beaten three
minutes. Rest two in three, mile heats.
Purses of $50, $50. SIS and s.. free to All
pacing horses that have never beaten 2:3o.
Best two In three, mile heats.
Purses of $40, $40, SO and SIC, free to all
trotttng horses. Mile heats in 5, three or
more enlr ies to be made IN each race, and
two to start.
An entry fee of ten per cent. will
be charged on the above purs E; all
entries to be made and closed by the
first Of July.
For further particulars see small
bills. Books for entries open at Forth
& Bowles's livery stable, Third Street,
between Main and Locust.
Dem0krdt and Courier copy. j15 I'd
sG- A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
JET SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
E0- Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods. at ID cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je7l SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
r% r. G. Bridwell 4 Co, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Par
ent Medicines. American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and RoekbTidgs Aim Waters.
je17-tf
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Gg4ND SUNDAY LUNCH, JUNE 26FB,
From 9A.M. till IL O'clock.

Bill of Fdre-Chickens, Fried Fish,
Chicken Fricassee, Beef la mode,
Roast Beef. Veal and Pork Sardelles,
Cabbage, Baked Beans, String Beans,
Caulihower, Beets, Lettuce and other
delicacies. TEN CENTS.
Cool. pure, Drinks. Ice Cold Lemon
ade. All epicures are invited by
JOHN q. SCHWEIZER
Main Street Exchange, between
Fifth and Sixth Street.
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LECTURES.

POPULAR LECTURES
In answer to the subjoined invitation.
DIR. BANNIN O.,
New York,
WILL LECTURE At THE
OPERA HOUSE
On the days and subjects herein specified:
Monday Evening, June 9th.
Before Ladies' and Gentlemen.
SUBJECT:
NERVOUS PEOPLE.
Tuesday Evening, June 28th.
Before Ladies' and Gentlemen.
SUBJECT:
physical Grace and Beauty"
Wednesday Evening, June goth,
Before Ladies and Gentlemen.
SUBJECT:
1.-THE Heart anu Lungs"
With hints on the physical education of
children.
Thursday Evening, June s0th,
B EFORE GENTLEKEY ONLY.
Tuesday, Wednesday, md Thursday
Afternoons. before LadieS only.
Evening lectures commence ct 1915 Pm
Afternoon lectures at 4 :S0P.DT.
Prices of Admission:
Tickets admitting to full course, 81 90.
Tickets admitting 70 single lectures, soc.
INVITATION.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, June q, 1870.
Dr. H. n. Banning, Henderson, KY:
DEAR SIR: Understanding that you VIII
shortly be In this city, we, the undersigned,
would request you TO deliver your lectures
on mechanical Physiology" In this city.
III. ]. BRAY,
A. M. OWEN,
j. r. HILLIARD,
y. II. SMITH,
j. u. BIEEBO WEIR,
and many others.
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Tuesday, Wednesday, md Thursday
Afternoons. before Lsdies only.

Evening lectures commence &c 1915 Pm
Afternoon lectures at :30P.Df.
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s6- A complete stock of Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap, at
ie7l SCHAPKER. BUssING & Co.
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MI. L Y o M,
apln Opera House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-25

E@- Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods. at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-25

PITTsBURG, June "a. - Weather
clear. Thermometer so. Monouga-
hela 3 feet and falling. Arrived and
departed-Packets.