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NTOTT0.V- B.aTTIySsa-io0 bales i0r sai
bY s. X. GILBERT & CO.,
ocl2 No. 4 Syeamare street..
MRROOgHBg RR0OJMSg-A- select lot Of
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from Is 10 2oc. VI0KERK BROS
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jsnl1
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Cassi m ere H ats.
All styles and prices. EL-
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In f q n t Ha t 8 6 G a DIS.
A splendid assortment Of fancy hats aud caps
spring and summer styles,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

Caps! Caps! Caps
All the leading styles for spring and summer just
received.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-26

EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.,
Ir .tlr EVANSVILLE, IND.
, 1862-06-05
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
lli Pianos and 1delodeons.


". tl.n2 s.s y ns1o 1u 7, '1 ass ~ y
Aoe.a''.. /" /" ----r, rp,Ap.P Ph.,-
John Hewitt, o! Carihage, New York, who has bad
one % q " w % ho..os .',.. = 49, = % ~ -
w. saS 49, =. y. Ia & y ~ n P P-i iess ~ NJ, u
srno N becoaioS nos1isr n ma Sises ana thi 1.
enn Intl-dnoe one a two norothov Win ie more nonn
ar man anv other make n
W. ehsvetoo a. Was,rs' Plano. IN n, N our e.u,nar,
oneo which h1s tlsa ssteIrly iei fof throo e1fs-
md - can lfifV - their rnnd oualifv akd durailItV
Woob 4 Gnrdonr, Mount CafIull, m.
Tle l1alod,s, ~. a,lp ar.ived ~ ot1ps N vou
Ior your liberal dsroani Win do 81 Iean r " il iisls
peris Rev q. m Ncfjonricr Yaroua-viIs.s a o.
Il. w,ln.. -p.lr ~, tIavInr nd ~ of vou,
psnoidfiss q tao yeaII past have found 4 very sa-
nerlor iu1lrumont AIoeYo Gnkr prncinai BrookIvn
Heights Seminary.
The Piano vas duly received. iteame IN excellent
family. Aoceps ~ iinnlr. lr Yoal prunrfis1l lbs
nlT coorEn, Walanmm. Biadlofd o. ra
Rev, Mr. Hayncs writes o iollous:l rzion Hollow,
\. y. july .5.1, 1875. Mr. warm. D-.r slrs ~
csved ne Aelodenn- m and IN good olqqff am well
pleased viii he external appearances and the tone also.
hope shall have occasion % order one Or two more
ne pil,sa. $500.
, 1862-06-05
6hr farmers Corner.
Dlsoasss ana Cure of Animals.

&Throw physic to the dogs" if you will,
but be assured, they are quadrupeds Of too
much good sense to swallow il; and the
other domestic animals will hardly take, ex
cept under compulslon, what their canine
companions and protectors thus reject. You
will find less difficulty in forcing it down
the throats Of their more frequently diseased
and oftener doctored master.
Alarge p.'rtion Of almost every work on
domestic animals is taken up with directions
for the treatment Of the diseases. Our lin.
It's d. not permit US to dwell long on this
point, nor do we deem it necessary.
In their wild state, ANIMALS are ordinarily
subject to few IL any diseases. They live
according to the laws Of their being-live
naturally and healthf lly, and, unless they
meet violent death at the hands Of man or
of some Of their natural enemies, die nat
ural DEATH Our domestic animals, as they
are generally managed, live under conditions
les favorable to health, and sometimes, al.
though with comparative infreQueney, get
sick. The fault Is generally in the keeper
or breeder, and not in the animal or ia the
conditions inseparable from its domestic
state. With animals, as with men, disease
arises from some infringement Of the organic
laws; but their masters, and not themselves,
are responsible Cor the infringement. When
they get sick. however, in consequence Of the
false Conditions under which they are forced
to live. man adds insult TO injury by forcing
uanseous and poisonous lrngs down their re-
luctant throats. II they recover in spite Of
both the disease and the remedy, drugs get
. nHaaa1 ~ "
Well, LET those use drugs who have faith
IN them. either In the treatment Of them
selves, their families, or their domestic ami
mails; but the reader who looks In this little
manual iur directians for their use will be
disappointed. We cannot cOnscien;iously
give them.
Alihsls bofnof yell developed and per.
fectly healthy parents (and none but per.
6ecily healthy and well developed animals
should ever be permitted 10 become breed.
ers) may almast universally be kept in per.
feri health. W.th.a sufficient quantity of
Wholesome E,od, pure water, protection
against storms and cold in winter, complete
ventihfinn end perfect cleanliness, in their
haoilations, and generaf attention to their
comfort and health, there will be little call
GF medical treatment Of any kind and In
the rare cases which may occur, we would
trust mainly to Nature, coopeating with
Der a. We could BY means Of diet, ali, eker.
else. and water, on the same principles that
applied in the treatment Of human beings
without drugs
, 1862-06-05

| land the Turk cleanses himself in an apart
! ment almost as hot as an oven. We really
cannot see how a man can make himself
clean in a bath tub, after the usual fashion.
| The sum Of the whole matter is this: II
we want to cultivate habits of personal
cleanliness and health, let us at rational in
| tervals, say once a week, have a room, in
| fire time, which shows seventy degrees Of
Fahrenheit, and with strong soap-sudS. and a
hogs hair brush, let the whole body he
most thoroughly scrubbed, almost as etiec.
tually as II we were rubbing q grease spot
out Of plank floor, then let the whole sur
| face be rinsed with warm water, running
from the spiggot. When that is done, an
| Instantaneous souSe in bath tub, or, better
still, bucket of cold water dashed upon
the head, falling all over the naked person,
and then TO be wiped dry and dress in two
any grown person, not an invalid. That
taking bath" requires the exercise of a
sO nd judgment, and that without this it is
not unattended with fatal consequences, New
Workers especially have recently had some
sad less"ns. The lovely young wife Of our
national representative at Rome went from
the dinner table to warm bath and died in
few hours. One of our most distinguished
lawyers, thu States Attorney, we believe,
was, within year, found dead in his bath
room, Mortimer Livingston, one Of New
York's nOblest merchants, stock bath one
morning. remaining in tht water a long time.
On coming out, he complained Of cold over
his entire person, and all the means used to
q l.
and died in very few days, aged fifty ears"
10 the very prime of life y Bishop Heber,
the author Of that charming hymn,
From GreenlaDd's icy Mountains" &c.
died from the effects Of a bath: and how
many thousands Of children are annually
hurried into the grave by injudiciOus wash
ings, we will not hazard to conjecture.
Let those who are sc, learn from these
things lesson; and let none coLtrovert the
statements made but those who know some.
thing. and can give whole facts Halls
Journal Of Health,
, 1862-06-05
aLBERr a. eRANT, NOlary Pub.


i Tho undeFslgnsd. having been under The treainsni
o. Dr., u J. Czapkay. although nnpociied ffel called
upon o give publicity ta The efficacy of Bis treamtut
hoping that by onng 20 mny he instrumettalin 10 ps
venting othemrm the iaaria lnhrineaDd mileEy Wh,l
Inexperienced, and hich 70 Omen resnlt iom the peln
cons paclna q prptendes. Ny diasape haa hen tha
q physical and mtual debility, Whhh fll0ws IN coua
qpence q indlseretiqns IN youth. The agplea which
endured are perhapa nnDecprsary for 70 deiai iefy
are known % tho.e Who have exuereuced them bemey
4 % aay that having called the eprvicsa II D. S
C1apkay Into equislllnn, al Ne expectations vheh
may have formed y hun were more than replHeo.
would thtlelme lecnmmend Dr. Cznpkay r. ell Uhomay
nnd themonlvea afflicted with that dreadf meladyi ~
object IN % doing being sympathy lr suffering humanity
and heartfelt doslro o. RELIEVING them. I.
State af California. city ma County ~ An Flanciesi
On this slsi day of July, A.D 1856. before me- Nm y
1auelt Notary Public prraunnlly appenrd u y hankS
known % me- who, being duly sworn. dd depos ~ 2.
~, that ihs contents q ne card bsFswAh signed y
10 vitHeH gheFsnf. have halpnhto ~ nv herd. ~
axsd my oliclAl seal the daV and ysnf ahrve gIso'
tLel Wh. Q. JEWETT, Ngiay PunnN
, 1862-06-05
shlppIna 9du.rtIssnlsnIs.
ZOE FREIoHT oR cAARTER.
FLYING MIST,


Carl. WBL THOMPSON,
Isup l TrAi er oharisr b'us,n srn,eoou and ~ pnr.
On Puget Sound, vancouvpTh I1lana and n1nh Columbia
Ths FLYING MIST ~ adaptsd % carrying Lave stock,
pr which trade ne originally ae11nsi and b ampy
provided ah ataill 70 enlaHt ~ lady of caIs ID he
rda1hrIt weather et d suitable 81 an kinds q rclHht
Her cabin areomnoinions an net palsd b oIs q any
v,. o. s sound rssrht Hnl Be laten &c = reasonable
rates lhy any olher relIcl.
Rorcharas lfeuht Passage. apply 20 rHfI1P KEAcH
\. ". BERRY, n slulaepom. Or 70 he CAPTAIN, On
hoard, n,iy
, 1862-06-05
SECOND HAND PIANOS


Oua o. tho lnrsuus and hest nialoguos a MuuionoW
pnhllrhad an the muc and mnaIo hnnks published 10
cslebrnted Guitars and al kinds OF Musical Inatruments
and music merchandise at the lowest prices Music sent,
whenever ordered, pol Iald CalelnEuss acrt BY mai
clergyman. W
, 1862-06-05

Prompted hy On honest desire NJ ny heart with to
ay before the public case which 6pastvss a common
aton not only act Of scientific skill bnt that Of
humanity also. About two years ago, suddenly, and
tom cansea unknown n me, vas Relzed With ! o. 0f
epilepsy Whieh pglrg ta ny inability 10 meet the ex
penees consequent upon thHnngh medical trpatmPnt
and the encouragement which met with on attempting
~ soon beeame such (s then led 10 beleVP) a. 70
DEFY the skll n any physician. VA frequently Wills
IN pursuit u my oullng thrown dow o. the GFound
without the slightest warning; and although nsenahlg
70 he agcnlrs yet despaed the maeIes Of nv life and
non learned n 0ok up0r those Who would render ass
anco Or shelter me fnim danger enenhu Wh0 amghf
70 prolnng the existence Of nv mseres W. is IN th8
state, and having. previous % my aict0n. tasted the
sGeeta of e, ance more WIS induced % alempt pesk-
ing ald q physician, and, by recommendation, casd
upon d. L y r1apkay ioldhim u my circumstances
and q my inability % reward him fnr HE peryices NJ
gardlene Of which, however, Ee at once undertook ny
case, and, with the blessing of G0d was once more
restored h peFiect health Unehle 10 rpWard hin of
ihe hnnn which aniny At present. and yet e0naciOna
nv indebtedness, consider \ due % myself and AZ
afflicted q make the public in order that those b
nee Of medical adviee msy fnd physician IN whom
every eepadenes eau bs placed.
Stat q California, County Of San Franeisco Sub
scIea aud sworn % before ne, this lst day II Augu4
ILSl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1862-06-05

Orloeal usahueaa nefvuus d1hlllly lou apIiln ls..
ueaHnens Of The llnIba end hant lndllpnllInA nno
n1l al meunfy. nVarainn - enoiasg 1--we u lll...
tml1Ilg. nlf dllIlIl dlllinlla, tfldlrha. nsuln-g
di1challul. pains n ~ ID. llirlinna q ue -,
II !. CIlnI1y. H. mlIhul u C1IIll ollllal = 4
funInual - Clh1lll end hlncs ne fIrli aHr11A =
co1llIllII1nn, y 1ltI 9 nl1lIl -. = =
81 rr11c1lN
, 1862-06-05

Clubbing.
discount Of per from the above price will
be allowed clubs ordering four copies Of
Of the above works. Thus four copies BaekWOOd
Of Review will be sent address for co. four copies
Of the four Reviews and BlaekwO6d for $50; aud
POstRge.
In a the principal cities and towns, these works VIII be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent BY mall, the
. year for "BackWOOd," and but ~ cents year for
each Of the Reviews.
N.B.-The price in Great Britain Of the ,fee
Periodicals GbOre-nGmed is $3l per GnRuM.
, 1862-06-05


REMARKABLE INSTANCES uF MEDICAL kEIIEP
Below we publish the certificates OF THREE Of The suf
erers from the FauFs III ds'sSr Who having tecntpytA
their former health, and impe'led by grattnde make
known their eases HHd ien' dBl agent aid then stnte
ments are autbehtiattn bS Notary Public Tn, drarda
" society impe'idsly nd their Qualification An, -
compend their Iernsa u tie attention Of all n led,
THANKFuLNESS IL ina IScENIIvk To gRArITuDh.
CkETIFICATKt
The undersigned. drsir d. Oi arauaintug ihNsk SbS
nlay he uniOt tHnate eRh 10 b. similarly rinrsd hrt
perm neni relief OF their sfsnngs mSy Is obis,utd
gratitude o. DR. L Izrkay G,r Tho DtTmsnent TeeoV
cry Of his health Borne down hy the dtrssnc /, mn
toms incident 10 the ycOns prActreS ~ unc,nt olae
~ yoIin dtPIttd in lody ard mind unable to
avocatorsOf life, 0ngh tie ADVICE 81 many I'M sicans
Sho at rst regarded M dsease M VI Ipg
ena. alas, ehsr lew weeks Shd I several inaaRees
months, Of their hea'mGni, found. 10 my unutteFahIe
hnfror that, instead Of Ttel ms symptom hecsmp pnFo
aarmng ID their torture; ard being ind by one that nv
aeease helng principally cuhfntd to the haih, mtdeihs
would ~ o. little eqnf nee drapaTed Of ever regain.
ING ms heatL strength and energy; and a. last resort
End Rith hut faint hope, clled npot Dr. CRnpksv
wno a'ef examining my case presci some medicine,
whlch almost eiahty relieved me Of the dull pain End
diIliness IN my bead EncoDrpgro by the result Fe-
solved to place my.ef his csre and hy strict
oneoience g a h's drconr aud savoe my head hsrume
clesr, my Ideas collected the constant pain n NV hSek
and The Wtakbes OF my imhs the nervous Fac.
ton of my Wh 10 5ndy on the slightest alarm or eTcle
men, the msanthtopy and evil fnrehOdinVa the SELF
dsfust and sant Of dehoe iu Others the toapahy
10 study, and usni Of resolution the tiRhIiul exciting
and ~ times pleasuIabe dreams BY Eht IolluWed by
Involuntary dschArgr. have all disappeared and, 10
felt as II ipspind hy = hes hf-ihat life which short
tine ago, contemplated 10 ebd with ny own hand.
WIN view u guard The unfortunate from falling into
TIE Of incompetent anacks deem ID mn d5tv 10
nef THIS testimony 10 the merits and skill Of Dr. CsAp-
kay and recommend him IN all WIN may stand in need
u medical adv ., heng assured BY nv own exBeFienco
that once under his care radIni and curs
will be tiseied.
lLsl B. y. FILLMORE.
State Of California, County Of San Francisco. kub-
crbed and sworn 10 before me- this lTIh dnv o ApFil
AID. 1855. (slQn1dl ~
u.sl JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Pub
, 1862-06-05

The SHEPHERD BIRD.-The Ja7din Zoolog.
iQue d'Acclimitation is now possessed of a
bird lately received from Guiana, belonging
to the still, legged family, and called the
Agami, Psophia orepi'an which is to the
poultry what the shepherds dog is to the
flock. Although not bigger than hen, il
will lead Aock Of fowls, and even of sheep,
to the fields, viii make them obey it, keep
order amongst them, hold watch over them
al day long, prevent them from struggling,
and bring them back 70 the farm IN the even.
ing, exactly as q dog takes CARGO. bis sheep.
Il win presideover the feeding Of chickens and
ducklings never touching a morsel itself, aud
not allowing the strong and the fnll-grown
70 take their share until the little ones first
nave had their Gil.
, 1862-06-05


all the State Fairs held la Fa throughout the Union
n every Instance where they have contended over al
other s. wing Machines, must Be received n
Conclusive EVidsnsoi th6FInqnRllisdSupWlO
Among the undoabis advantages Of thess machines
are-lst Eegnnco and simplicity Of couaIIuclion and
consequent fredum from derangement and need Of re-
pairs. "a. Durability. 81. UneEtmped ease snd rapid
mont 6th Beauty q stitch and 1rmness q seam 6ih.
Economy q Thread. Nh. Applicability i0a variety of
aThev are applicable - spoFy palleiy o. Sewing for
cloths Il work. equally veil upon SIX, linen, wooden
and cotton god; scanning. quilting hemming, gather
Ing and telling, per0nnlng egeIy species o. sewing
except making button hoea, stitching On buiion., and
the width ol hama The hemmer b an appaidags hy
which the edge oftho hhro, - Il palll through, 3
turned down and handHomely aliiched. Thou1n1ds d
thess maohlues aro u.ed y families, qenlel, drlls-
cahing. hais. caps coFsehs lades galtsTu, nmhroas
paranols, silk end linen gods with complete success;
somsllmss RON one % tEo hnndIsd are nsea n ansl
iss Rsad shsi DE Scientific American ss,s - We sus
having groal many Inquiries fr Sewing Machlnas fum
UnTun parts af he culnlry and ue cann0l convent
emily reply 10 them al b. nail. ue hare tl1luhi 4
pruef {, slulo oar nplnlnn u egard % hom IN thlI
public m,nosi. ,, ne ~, ~ % n,.ns p.,sa, msna
pahy. No 6o5 hna1usy. and - can ~ a Iiolrd q
4 thaf b = without sal. ID , almpil, 10 oly pal
eat q order. and N point n e1eoilunIn and nnh
% glhsr machine T.ld. ahead q 4. We slais nj
mneh b lsg-1d p ose1eellui mlsains upcu ~ o1l
s.5I' ..u., q ~, a.s u.,u,uuu,..,.,.v,r
h r1ullrld " slllY alamrf lIun NSI Yea, l1 nsC
/ naT11n, Aglnl n Hln " n1|1lo.
. . CHARLEs pR0SCH,
Ruosl Sound Hfrad O6ics,
Ass.t N sisisOoSn.
, 1862-06-05

STATISTICS or CoNsUMPnoN.-M Medical
statistics appear to prove that consumption.
where prevalent, originates as often in sum
meF as in winter, and the best authorities de-
clare that Il Is more common In hot than in
cold climates There Is more consumption
IN the tropical lpdies, both East and West,
than In the almost arctic Canadas. The mum.
Der Of the British troops attacked with this
disease in Jamaica is annually twelve in one
thousand. while in Canada il Is only about
six. The British Government have accord
ingly resolved upon sending their consump
tive soldiers 70 cold climate In preference
70 warm one.
, 1862-06-05

The lngluiude oi mnn TO bis fbll1a mnn I, . ofon
NET with n a that ie1imouia, prompted ~ Tie nor
eeina d tho heart are oaaes N the s a those Who
aileVation q Ne ne q hail mortality. RmplrioI-m
t0ode The columns ol press with lraudnlsna and
fictitious luile sngnE pminl % he anh u tholroun
sgoll.e..l cnetla,anlln Below We apptnd cerihcate
destined 70 a1ullo on Bic mortal COLL; uho looked for
ward n BE daannilun with that pleasure which only
lhpno u1lghed down ~ he heary hand o. doaao can.
rolluIod him b NJ luImar health. Relieved nm hll
llIrlhll ainalun, and lmpelled by gntlde Be makes
known H. ca end BE lsmed.l agent and ~. statement
nnr1ly ImrfmtplIy comllnd o. pnhlriy ,and % gpln
mnle % he nuaaly than q und n pf Eol q 9
pA11clln q uhum acnlls q nka cn-ra en- b did.
, 1862-06-05
San franrisro.

sought medical assistance, and expended laroa
but without the least beneficial result Thai EI, ~
Sroyer Consumpti1n, had already zed upon M vi,s
was daily drawing closer 10 the tomb; nv
held out no hope of recovery; my STR myth hsd
and was 10 state Of slmGet utter prVsrstioS
informed by my physicians that they could do pobss
Ior me eNceIh To smOOth my path to the grhye vhas
most fortunately, applied 10 Or l. j. CzsnksSS Snen
am now we'll snd perfectly sound man. Il il SisscnH.
ior me u express the emotions CT deepest gIaiiI1Ss
experience when realizing the immeasurhl,g 1erSi
have receiVed at the hands Of Dr. Czsbkav ana ~.
Ieoiced that Is at least iD my power 10 tender ~
isrbe recognition Of his great skill aud capacity, ~
tne aincted would say do not despair for WbSts..o
may BE- the nature Of your case am c0nldeIt ~.
will find relief by applying IN Dr. Czapksy' yOs
oSIm IN "ile"d' and there y Ihy.'cian there"
subsTSsa and ,vorn to before Ms ,S ,SSESSLEG Ss,S
In the State Of California '"'''OO'
GL.sl FL. THIBAULT, Notary PubuIo.
The undersiguedi Is personally scqusip,ed with p....
WesslinR and knows that the circumstance relatSS x,
Ds iSSSonT SnN1 &. csrcSe are rne He saU Henry wss
fact Of bis rrmsrksble cure by Dr. L. J. CEarISy
subsci6ea and sworn to before me- A NHsSENHEX ~
Octooer AID lsos: Guy and county Of San FIaucsco
tLsl F.J. THIBAULr, Notary Public.
DIR L J. .CZAPKAY's private Medical and su,,,..,
institute y on Sscram, nto street, below NUHtRon,rv
opposite the Pacific Mail SttamaLp Companv! aRy'
oAn F,ahchcO' Ibe DOci"T nftIS free oOnsnltatiOnS
ant asks no remuneration unless he fleets a cuTs N'
81 The following letter which emphsticSiv sDs.h,
TOT itself was written BY the Dean At the Facnv ~ ~
Phiadephta C"eRe Of Medicine u The edition. N ~
Pacho Medical and Surgical Journal San Fra rciSco
for publication: ie'00'
PHLADELPHIA, jar. IIih, ,laS0
19Fe botfors@Gte Pcfc Medical and Surgical Journal
GETLEhtN-My attpnti IA hA- been called 10 ariici'
10 he December nunbeT OF your journal n regard 10 m
dd enHden degIee granted hy the PhadelDhin Colsss
o. Medicine Il" Dr. H. J.'Eapkay. When the applIcNES
Tor the drgrpe WIS fade To tie Faculty u ns
MED by adavits and testinOnias t. The effect Thai r.
CEapkay vas regular or duais MD Of the InIvprstv
OF Pesth had served Surgeon In the Hungarian aFmv
and was regular practitioner Of medicine On X
strength oI thrse the degree granted The Ad eun
dem degree a. its name imps T. Conferred on QranIte1
only and gyts Us rev privileges. Had there bAsn M
slightest suspicion Of irrtarily the application vnnd
have heen refused u, Inserting this in your jnuruS
you will do aD act Of justice b. the College, and confer
hNoI on Tours, very respectfully,
II. RASD,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the coIle. A.
, 1862-06-05
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coMMIssIoN AGENTs.

nh Tsao a lhe lousr rates. nnd insure under oui our
oIn poucls. hl'd glll de blll EngIh companie vias
,asssnIy .. ss.s.l A'rns ossl E5sAsass Insurance;
, 1862-06-05

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Five atopa, IN rosewood cases. eco, atops, do do
$50; stp8 ultb percussion. Sass u stops, do, DO.
e150 Y anps do. larger $500; Is stops, do. dn.