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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
bright maiden OF Orkney,
Star Of the blue sea,
I've Hw pit Ger the waters,
To gaze upon thee"


so sang the 43sfserEer of old, aud he
ekidently had cultivatsd bis taste for
aaklAhin hiaaMnnatiTalAnd. Rut, gen.
orally, the Danish ankle is too abrupt in
Its descent from the swell of the calf to
the delicacy of the approach to the foot.
This gives it q clumsy appearance, and
prevents ID from being special favorite.
The ankle Of Ssxony. (of course We
speak always only Of female ankIes) is
worse than the Danish. II is shorter,
thicker and indicative of Sigor, and viR-
or only. . quo sT8aEg lees = t9gsse
= Bat the Swiss ankles il q model of
6eanty: Long, eliza, elegant, delecta-
ote' u u, - something to think and dream
o. ne peasant stocking of plaid COW
cry y win fairy ike exactness You
ean she tha Keen muscles play beneath
the M6rie OF The coveriaR. II swaIIs
nee aDruptiy, but Fsntly, upward into q
perfect calf 0nly thu Alpine roads ~
rude torrent crossing, the romano. 80
Switzerland, could have produced spch
"a ankle 4t ID for picture ratbae
thAn IN every day sight; Ii il for he
| painter, the poet, and the philosopher
It is beautiful, delectable, charming. en-.
chanting. 1t ia strangely suggestive.
sThs ankls Of - Bavayis is also bsauti.
full, q Lean and elegant, il however
hrdadens toe quickly % II approaches
the foot, which 10 an imperfection not
easily overlooked By the connoisaeur.
Aussrsa-is worse : Her ankle has the
fault having no taper. The calf of
snS5 leg encs A. the foot ssr asAuv -
hungary iathe same asThis 10 probas
piy owing 20 the inhunSn tyranny which
has trodasn over her for years Women
eFs ecmpeiled 60 pull Plsaghs and canal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
DRY GOODS.
New Arrangements.


nuR sALEskEE WILL HAVE CHA ROE OF
" separate espsrtmsnts on and after August
1sts 1888 10 the following orders = r7as
Notions Dspartmsnt ..-.........J. BofsndIck.
White Goods. !. A. ysnusroan,
Dress GoodA--..- Gust Matthias.
oIothss 0Assimsrss sad Ysstings Rissnhausr.
FlAnnsls and Fancy wooIsns $780,. ~ Z aha.
Douesttca > chm l. Kramer.
Cloaks . A. Lansing
Hiiiinery Mss A1afy Duuns
Millinery 1rtu ui1gA.-.---.- Miss Eliza Bsllznn
IL has eyer besD cur aim 10 keep pacs with oar
fast growing city. and have spared nefther troubs
nor expense 10 establi shEsg - irat-cIazs Retail
Dry Goods businssz I've iezvs tbs public to an.
swer e to our srccess.l By giving oar salesman
charge a separAts depsrtnsnfs. Nc hops. and are
eonadanf, that 1t il 20 the ban sft OF oar Gus
toners, ~ IL IL the duty Of the chief Of esch de-
partmsnt to kssp it in order, and hare Il always
sell asslrsed, by y porting goods sold out, or
others that may BE- wantfng. For the preasnt all
salesme1 are permitted 70 take . custcner and
sell ali through tbs store. sfF- a448 20
From the ssOne Priee = systsh ws Will allow
20 dsTistien but said price ws WI try and hsvs
always IS Iow ~ the lowest sllFsa -Ef
Ali goods are warranted - represented.
For the Eholesals trade we bsve Novelties a.
we'll a. Bargains in Domestic Goods and il viii
pay q nercEznt TO lock through cur stock before
purchasing elsewhere. No trouble 70 show Goods
= sCHAPKER BUSSIEG -
angI. s4 Me- 81 and - 1aiu Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

boats. and engage IN othEr species Of de-
grading Iabores more meet for cattle
steam and caleric engines and nothing
better could he expected of their ankles
b iPrussie makes q better show, bot on
the whole, her ankles are not good, and
in dancing, she has ludicrous custom
Of swim aging up Der petticoats, in order
to make o special display. -iss1
The Irish ankle needs no eulogy. It
speaks for itself. a3 - aas s5sz
The English is fair, indicative Of great
feais of walking and other exercises.
10 The French ankle is positively bad
The fault with the German isusnaIlys an
excess of size-a opportunity of flesh and
muscular power; bat the French erEs in
an entirely opposite direction. 1t ID too
slim; it is long, thin, scrawny. The as
cending swell to the calf finordinately
large) is to long and gradual, and the.
largeness and homeliness of the foot al
so detracts from tho general effect.
Italy has an exquisite ankle, light,
graceful, full of elasticity, and jet with
q languid listlessness which recalls the
promenades of Naples and the evening
lounge around the g winged lions of st.
Marks" .ehaas (
Bat perfection is oaly reached IN the
ankle of the Spanish girl. It is soft,
light, luxurious, and rife with tremnlousy
nervous thrills 1t descends to the little
foot with firm confidence, but it rises to,
and is slowly immersed in, the gradual
expansion Of the leg with the happiness
iIlimitable progression, = -
---------ap---- 49, 3
Our MISTAKES ABoUr EACH OrHER -
Not one man in ten thousand sees those
With whom he associates as they really
are. If the prayer of Burns were grant
ed > and we could all see ourselves IS
others see ms, our self estimates wonld in
all probability DO much more erroneous
than they now are. The truth is that we
regard each other through variety Of
lenses, no one of which is correct. Pas
sion and prejudice, love and hate, be-
neyolence and envy, spectacle our eyes,.
and utterly prevent. rs from observing
accurately. Many whom we deem the
porcelain of human clay are mere dirt,
and still greater number of those We put
down In our black books, are no fur
Their off heaven, and perchancs 3 little
nearer than the censors who condemn
them % 8t141A4aD A2 f-t31-a COZ eHH .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
kuuUK Hflas4HE9 H.
BY JOHN q. sAxR.

"earatogs aud hewport-you' Ee seen EN-, /"
said Chsflsy ohe morning 20 Joe;
Pray, tell me the difference between 'ems
For, bother my wig II knowf"
Qusth Joe, .s'Tis the .easiest matter
i@ a AZ once 81 diaapk hish The twoyGg
Al Cne, you 20 int the water,
At f'other It goes into you" ~ ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

HelmboId,s Concentrated Exfrms&
Buchn Il shs Great DInresis. HsIzboldse. Cen-
eentratsd Extraet sarsaparills Is the great Bleed
Rurlnsr- Beta axs prepared socos.&ag 70 rulss
Of khaxmss5 and Chsmistrys and ars The nost
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Law is like q sieve i yon may see
through it, but you must be considers
lEsly reduced before you eanGgst through
| il. nhna3f
A Coon PUFF.-What smoked out the
lHrebetlioEfs nAaswer. -zGeHeral Grants
cigar. LII.
What 10 the difference between q
IIgehool master and az engine driyer2
One trains the mind, the other minds
the train.
llgThat waHa amart youngster who, hear
ing his mother remark that she was fond
Eof Mesie, lezclained Then why don't
you bpya me 2 2 IdrEntnnifgt ,EaaE a'neg 8
A skeptic thinks it very extraordinary
that an ass once talked like a man.
Isn,t, il more; extraordinary that thous-
dnds ntn or are Continually talking like
aafffssf hare sssaiTT .sssfbs.T i
"What foolP said Patty Prim, when
she heard Of the capture Of JEFF Davis;
sof course the men would all run after
| him II be was dressed AS woman. and
he was sure to be caught 91Ia haAl 4
"a somsEhat juvenile dandy said to
fair partner at q ball, don't you think
Ing fhustaehsS are becoming, Miss"
To which she replied "Well, Tfsir, they
may Be coming, but they have not yet ar
briyed5nE5Ioaga Ia18nag e
,AnIrish glszier YES putting pane
of glass into q window, when groom,
who was standing by, began joking him,
telling him to mind and put in plenty Of
putty. The8 1rishmana bore the banter
for some time, but at last sileneed
his tormantorlhy, srArrEh, now, be off
wild ys, OF I'll pat q qpain in yer head
without any5patty.ti4a a alaaost oil g
"Why did Joseph's brethren cast him
into the PitTa Aus sAAAsA ISL Y = &
!. Becanss they didn't want him in the
Family Circler
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
An Irish glgzier YES putting pane
"Juliusf been to warl Yes, sir
Five balls lodged 10 this bosomr'
"Shol Musket ballsT'

"A b.
"Juliusg been to warI Yes, sirl
Five balls lodged 10 this bosomi'
"shoI Musket balIsT
No, sirr
agcsnnon ballaa" 10
/ g No, street,
IA Wot kinder balls them
Goldfish ballsP'
Most bachelors are smart. It's only
husbands Who are shrew'd however.
A gentleman who was fond of wine
says It had two bad qualities: at
put water to it" says he, sit spoils it,
and if 1 don't, it spoils me"
4As1Fathar Taglo was giving tenn.
peranee address in Rock Hill meeting
hohae. certain drunkAFd was so much
offended with bis severe bat truthful. re-
marks, that he rosesup and began to hiss
the speaker. Instantly Father Taylor
turned the attention of the large audi
ence to the insolent roudy, and then
forcibly said, as he pointed to his victim,
There's red nose got into cold water,
DON'T you hearit hissss' ~ s.
H A man recently broke of marriage
engagement because the lady did not
pnAAess good eonveFsational powers. A
wicked editoE eommepting upon the fact,
laays: I" Re should have married her,
land then refused her a new bonnet, to
have developed her powers of talk"
Jake, said one old farmer one day
to his mower, do you know how many
horns there arein % dilem mar "Well,
lno,I don't szactly' replied Jake ebbut I
know ,Eacflyshows many there are ia o
Isqhart Of good odd MonongahelaJ' 'yas
Lib amnefresR an8 esaf~,s tsra 70 ra.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Hancock House,
i.y,sss. HENDERSON, XXI. sl,ss
.ii1s eas tilauas lie---iah astf sa8 ssued
aaEa

Z pa aitirtfs4A 81 90 800 TslTi1T p 81
TNHfs DxsfRABbe HOTEL writ IN
A Leased, oaghe pfemisess % Friday the ath
Of August, 1855, 20 the highest bidder, or the
term Of Two years, with The privilege Of any
number OF years not o. CO.. ding FIVE. X nsee w,n
Be rcqairee % give bond, with good security pay
BIZ Quarterly. 70 have the lcTos and saset ~
ruplextn bond, aud 1or tho OBSERVATION Of the
prtp,rty. Mr.. @, y. funk vii b fosnd % the
house. liV26tauaal q. A. euaay Oasa'r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
SALOON
QUITTING TIMBER.

r HAVE BKKN IEToKMRD THAR CERTAIN
a trearaaaars have been cutting timber on nay
landA in sections 20 and q, Knight township,
rrnaerhnr5h county, Indiana. will stye FIF-
1Ehh DIG LIARS REWARD TO any one who
vii VII give 10 my agent. AlVah Johnson, such in.
t.S.ms.aoa - viii Lad to the conviction Of such
le1z-a wv. H. sToCKwELL. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

odtragss Perpstrated ON 9Colorsd
-..m ~..nnrar PennIe. IN. letaas !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09
] you hear q hisa I
Ankles and Natlpnalltr.

The New York Tribune, in its report
of the German Ssngerfest in that city,
diGreasea iutO the following dissertation
on anklee: - e
\ The tIbrnaan anke, as general thing,
isnoa heausitha Ik 10 short, thick and
clumsy. Yet to the eye of the love-sick
swain il may appear more graceful than
the Venus de Medici Nevertheless,
there are many kinds Of ankles of Ger.
manici formation, and somelof them are
not Rt ell nhsymmekrical eds asii1aQ
The. Danish ankle ia generally very
gocasi9The blood of the sea kings is in
the damsefs veins. asa9 azaol Ean
asRrlnhf rnnaHan AZ nrLn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

A gentleman who was fond of wine
says It had two bad qualities: at
put water to it, says he, sit spoiIs it,
and if don't, it spoils me"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-09

Ph@nix Insurance Co, Hartford,
Conn. Cash Assets 1925. 9O2 90.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-29

arm Of the power they defy and made to feel
that neither wealti, nor cotton is king p
this country.k
True I'll that they are Slowed % use s. q
portion Of their old bils until they are 1ap
pliedby the Government with new, pu. a. s09n
sas.thisisdere theg are utterly ProiiDitea NOM
putting one dollar of the old into clrculatlon-
and can be restrained with suitable penalties
10 M. sSrrs,oe court from so doing.
Here then is the remedy. Let the law be
s.h1Sa[,1s, o,,Iv enforced. Let our Bank Commits
s;orers do their whole duty without fear or
favor. and set the seal Of public as well as ju-
diciaI condemnation upon every bank officer
who viii persist, from an inordinate= love of
gain or other cause, in illegally swelling our
paper currency, and thereby advancing the
prices Of all articles Of prime necessity o.
use, vsrTrr s'''
| They have immediate access to thelbank
books and vaults, and can tell at eaceE when
any bank transcends the lawful limits Every
such case should be exposed by a public an-
nsuneeraentin the daily papers. And it is
their duty as state officers to protect the COM
mnnitv by fearless exercise of the important
powers they are vested with. Let this be done
and we shall know s6hdt banks sloan more
money than they haveto loan and can put an
efsctual extinguishef upon the illegal issue Of
BAN bank bills bills. I .aNoOD AJusr1cE.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-29

ESP Mrs. Augusta Beach, who shot her hus-
band in the green-room of the Chicago Museam
on last Tuesday evening, was admitted to bail
ii three thousand dollars On Thursday. Mr..
Beach's wound has not yet proved mortal, and
there is little doubt that he viii recovaE
G4- The Washington StaE states that the
number of Southerners around that city is
enormous They spread themselves ON the
sefasof the. East Room, with all-the license.ac-.
corded to Georgia bar-room." Would it not
/ bs 9slrto applyto(thess 5esple the rule adep-
| ted toward the negroes in Texas, and make
them bring certificates that they searn a iv-
ing
SsIt q Said fthitP T. p POPS Walker, JEFF.
Dayis's first Secretary Of W ar, the same wretch
who ordered Beadrsgard to sopeA fire on Fort
Sumter" has had the impudence to appear in
Washington, and ask the President for par
DON he ought tothink himself lucky that he
is not caught and hanged. "Heis still waiting"
says q Washington despatch; t'let him wait;
the first shall be last" r.
RBT "A Beaunaire on the Lower Rhone, during,
the great annual market gathering, an attempt
atgetting npa bul=fght ended in the goring
of young man (whose thigh had been fright
fully lacerated) and the evisceration of valua-
Bile horse. There exists on the delta Of that
river, forming thepmarshes of Gamargues,
most ferocious wild breed of longhorn bulls,
one of which in this performance gave a fit,
taste of his quality. The savage beast could
hardly be more savage than the men who seek
this kind of amusement. r
"a The'death Of John Downs, Commander
United States Navy, is announced at New Or
leans on the 10Th, suddenly. !, Hegwass native
Of Massachusetts, entered the service in 1887,
and. was made Commander. in 1882 HE had
seen IS years sea service, five years shore duty,
and been unemployed for nearly five years.
He was recently occupied with special duty at
Boston, from which he was detached to conn.
mand the Grand Gulf squadron q
Mr.. Thomas H. Dudley, o. S. Consul at
Liverpool, now in Washington, says John
Bright, has nosintention Of visiting this country
hat present The rumor of Mr.. Brights visit
arose out of the fact that Mr. Dudley extended
IAN inyitatiorfto Mr. Bright who subsequently
BThe Atlanta Iltelzigencer devotes con-
siderable space to eulogizing Syoung gentle
man. from southwestern Georgia. THORN to
affiuence," but strapped" by the vicssitudes of
war, who actually sought and obtained work in
the Office of that paper. An exchange thinks
there will be others Of the ryGeofgia, gentle
/ men" who viii follow bis example before long,
and will be too glad of theirgood luck to make
any fuss about Il. D'i1ol0J ~ a1hlG
G-Awoollen factory has been established
Sst Springfield, Illinois, which. turns out 200
| yards of cloth per week.
| T &IT The State Geologist Of Minnesota re-
ports ipexhaustible. quantities Of, quartz on the
north shore Of Lake Superior 'e''Aa 4
SF The Chicago Lake Tunnel has now
reached distance of {, $50 feet, and the work
of sinking tile iron cylinders for the shaft in
the great crib viii commence this week. .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-29

The Knox and Lincoln County Musical As
ISOLATION will be held at Thomaston, beginning
the 10th of October. u Al8llEl l3 Il
Mr.. Charles Kean was born in 1911, and
made his first appearance, as ''Norval," in 1927.
Ellen Tr e was born in 1906, and first appeared
IN 1928 During she last thirty years She has
been the greatest English actress on the stage,
She WAS maffaed to Mr.. CR srles Kean in 1872.
The Keans have made happy hit in Boston.
It Is eightesn years since they weEe Last in
that city.
MIR. James n. Weh1i, the pianis has been
engagedfby MI. eHy Gsi Jafretf for SIX, months,
receiving the liberal sum Of $4,000. He was to
make his first appearance in this country since
his recent return from Europe at the Sacred
ConeeftEgiFeh at the Boston theatre last Sum
day evening.
The Boston Transcript announces son the
best;authorityss that Mr.. RdsiniB Booth has not
yet made any engagement with any manager
for the present season. ssrf'8 4 ID slsl nil55s
The Italian musical papers all speak in
warm terms of the artists, of Maretzek's new
cnr,a rlsks- afkssA at shhsiasaa of the
basso Antonucci,.,-a ~
"A new opera by Sulzer, called sJohan Won
Neapel," has been produced at Prague.
:-Balfs and Wallace a ~ both s&Qlk on new
operas. 2
lit is rumored that Jaell, the pianist, who
has grown immensely corp1lent that he can
hardly sit at the piano contempaates visiting
:his country during the, coming winter.
LISTS oratorio as int Elizabeth" produc-
ed at Pesth, was a great success A chorus for
children anddqetfor soprano and bass are es-
I Peciany admired Listz wears HIS clerical cos
tumein the, streets of Pesth IS gAD
The journey of poor Guiglini, the mad ten
or, Is described as most melancholy. He trav-
elled in a special car between two attendants,
his face livids his eyes iminovable, his hair
iwhiteped asife with age, and his body confined
byaa Astraightzjacket. He did not talk at all
only burst forth occasionally into hideous
bowls, There is no hope Of his recovery.
Jules Benedict has just published three
new compositions Ian andante IN B, "a foiido in
2 fiat with ORCHESTRAL Accomplishments, and a
sonata in E minor for basse and violin. ensia
-Parepa still continues to create Jurore in
New York. Experienced amateurs compare
her with Jenny Lind, ana herO two fayorite
songs-'The Nightingale's Trill," and "Sing,
Birdie, SIM" obtained marked popu-
larity, which is as sudden and, will soon be as
extensive as the SEeho ssngp Of the Swedish
vocalist.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-29
Hostetter's Bitters on the Battle Field.

1t is satisfactory to know that our field hospitals
longer unsupplied with this li-saying prepa-
ration Soldiers who, private citizens, had become
acquainted with its properties, have in many nstan
ces made a special request that HOSTETTER'Ss
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS might be
added to the medical stores Of their regiments, and
their wishes have not been unheeded.i As a means
of sustaining wounded men on the battlefield, and
of enabling troops to bear atigung marches undera
blazing sun, 1t has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men,, and the prospect is
that will eventually supersede all the adulterated
tinctures, liquors and dangerous 7onics that have
heretofore been considered medical staples. The fact
that small quantity Of the Bitters mixed with water
hom any of the Southern or Southwestern rivers will
prevent Dit from affecting the bowels or the liver,
should be borne in mind by army physicians soldiers
and all who have occasion to visit those portions of
our country. The man who uses Hostetter's Bitters
in the directions, may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases generated
by the action Of an unwholesome atmosphere upon
an overtaxed frame. WaI iiJt lsif saoisc9IA %
Z New York House, So Cedar Street, N Y.s4s.adt, !
Sept 15-d&w2w IL 81 as535iS - Z
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-09-29
Is the Great Diuretic.
HslmbOld's Highly Concentra.ed

-AoA-AADoAU 41iS MY OOuceQLTafeQ
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAP ARILLA.
For purifying the blood removing oil chronic consti.
diseases arising frOm an impure state OF the
edy for the cure Of Serofuls Scaid lead Si Rlsvm
rains and Swelling Of the Bones Ulcersflon ef fhe
ta eHa hsss, blotehes Pmpes the Face Tet
sei' Yelas' and all Scay Eruptous ofthe Skin,
ln. AND 3EAUTIFYING TIE COMPLEXION.
Not A4sw ofthe werst disorders that Affect mankind
rilse rom me corruption that aceumulates a tho
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pure u out, none equal in effect HELMB0LD'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF P.fRfLLAI IL
elsanses aid renov the blod, instis te llsor OF
n r ~ l;o the SYSTEM nd pu ges "a w uinors
Mh en- make disease ltstmu ates the hea5ly Iune-
the body and exPells the disorders sbat grow
and rankle In the blood. Sue al rem dy that could
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depend Our pace here does NOT aani "a tncntes
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Two able spooniaiis ofthe Extract o sarsaparina
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rinI s,d o,e Is full equal to q gallon OF the
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az: sss Extracts hare been admitted 10 use in r.,
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In All the state ospi ais and Public Sanitary Insitu-
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See Medical Properties Of Buohu,
FROM DISPENSAToRY Of the UNITED STATES.
see Prof DEVICES valuable works on the Practice
ofPhysic sa.l. ..- r.r
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.. Physie
OF Philadelphia tr - y''
See remarks made BY DR. Ephraim M'Dswell, a
celebrated Ply sican and Member Of the Roypl Col-
lege d Ireland, and pub shed in the Trans
Retlans Of tue Kin and Queen journal
See Medic ChirurgieaI Review, pub ished by Rem.
Jamin 4 nyers, Eel ow Of Roya College fSureeons
See most ofthe ate Standard Works Of Medicine.
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.rJ nu9lri "SARS1P4RfLLA.s
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HE In Ids
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