Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Under the influence Of music, we are
all deluded In some way. We imagine
that the performers must dwell in tho
regions TO which they lift their hearts
Fashionable selfdeuial--says you are
mot at home"
The invitation Of the ladiss--wilI any
body tread on the tail OF my dress7
Petroleans show symptoms of being
very un-oeu just now
The brewers and beer.sellers in New
York are at lager>heads. 4'
1t is right TO take pains, but wrong to
break windows.
Don't always seek. Be sometimes
sought Der
Lean not on one mind constantly, lest,
where one stood, two fall. hna W
You may trust high instincts above all
moral oreeds. fta
The world 10 packed no close that II
one stands up another tumbles, ~
Seek not to mount upon the acaffoid'
ing of other souls.
Most authors are the copyists Of
copies.
The spoken words returns not, the
shut past never reo2ens.
Tia terrible thing to wife TO be
homeless in a husbands house.
which letter of the alphabet 10 the
greatest egotist3 l.
An officer may be n higher officer by
brevet, buta woman should not be a wife
in the same way.
Which is the most destruoiive--the
mortar IN the battlefield, or the mortar
in the drug-shop. "a
Why did you retreat in the faos OF the
enemy2 You see, sir, have got q re-
treating nose, and of course | have &c
follow II s a 8fH
1t il not 80 unpleasant TO poor youna
woman to wait upon the gentlemen as Il
10 to proud old maid to be waiting .Jo'
them. co
II is almost as difficult 10 recover q
lost name as lost umbrella. -
A good many presiding officers ol
public meetings don't know how toput q
question. Young ladies generally think
it should be popped.
The sweetest replies Of lip to lip are
not 0reatneu IN words .
The best sometimes err, vet still re
main the best; while the worst do we'll al
times, yet still remain the worst al
An apple is generally preferred when
mellow. A man isn't. 9g-.s
Midas, who had the ears of an ass
tue ed everything he touched to god
Many other persons, who have more o.
an ass than the ears, seem to make
money with almost equal facility s1o.fg
The whole race OF mankind live ppor
each other Ia an important sense VI
are all cannibals
Heads should not be turned with love
when the hair upon them have beer
turned gray with age.
Many an old man makes love when ht
cant see his mistress except through
apeciAcles aud cant hear her unles
she talks through bis ear trumpe'.
Don't carry your antipathy to roy
atty so far as TO break the crown OF you
head.
The leaves die Of ehills and-feve
neutrality-suspicious. il is the scarle
fever and sometimes and nearly alway
yellow fever. M W@2
Not unfrequently there are such thing
as fortunate pieces Of i'll fortune, 81
When we see citizen in bis bib ant
tucker, we cannot imagine il a surpllce
We relish things more for having Q
little trouble in arranging them. as W
like nuts we crack better than those w,
buy cracked. -
The limbs of our friends aud country
men were 3 part of the melancholy har
vest which war swept down with Dab
gren's moving machine and the paten
reapers of Springfield and Hartford.
Necromonesrs swept the magic circl
in time of old; but there is none .
beautiful, none with charms so patent q
the circle of light and of love arouu
the old. fashioned FIRE. &