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EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.-Wby have we so many
puny men and nervous women! Because parents,
half the time, do know how educate their off
spring If the child Is pat TO school at early age.
if care is taken to provide the best masters and if
the morals preserved by good examples and re-
gous Influences the parents think all has been done
that duty requires and that their progeny will have
nothing reproach them for. Fatal error 1t is not
the mental much the physical education of your
child, for which you will be called to account Good
health is of value than book-learning and
tentment and happiness better heritage than mil
lions of dollars. But no person be happy with
sckly constitution. Half the miserable hypochondri-
acs you know may thank their parents for diseased
state of mind. A healthy frame has to do with
sound intellect than you think and the shortest road
to dependency is through disordered system. If
you would have your children grow up able, energe-
ic men, with minds ''equal to their fortune" take
care In early childhood that they lay the seeds of good
constitutions by proper exercise As general rule,
children put TO school too soon.
The consequence is that the vital power which
ought to 60 to strengthen the muscles and enlarge the
Frame Is consumed IN the sustenaEce of brain over
taxed by study; and nothing is more common now
than to see children with large heads whom their pa
rents consider prodges but who are, in every in
stance we know Of affected with fits headachs,
tigos, or other nervous disorders. Often children
thus abused become insane; still oftener they die
prematurely Indeed, it is grown into proverb that
child ''is too smart to live In the public schools
of the city and country this overtaxing of children
with study prevails to lameptable extent. We have
known tasks to have been given to child and to one
too of ordinary ability, which occupied nearly all his
time when out of school to prepare for the ensuing
day. leaving little or no leisure for recreation The
fact is, teachers wish to make short cuts of learning
cram where they ought to instruct If parents knew
how the constitutions Of their progeny are weakened
by such forcing system, and what fertile source
of i-health, and unhappiness arising from ihealth,
is thus laid up for their victims, they wond attend
more to the physical education of their children,
that they had daily exercise, and not attempt to
fine them III school than four hours day until
they are ten years old.
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there yet instance in which kindness has
been fairly exercised but that il has subdued the enmi
ty opposed to it, Its first effort may not succeed any
than shower of rain reclaim the burning
desert but LET it repeatedly shed the dew of Its holy
influence upon the revengcful soul, and it Will soon
become beautiful with every flower of tenderness
Let any person put the question to the soul, whether,
under any circumstances, he deliberately resist
continued kindness, and voice of affection will
answer, that good is omnipoent in overcoming evil
If the angry and revengeul person would ony govern
his passions, and light the lamp of affection in his
heart, that it might stream out in his features and
action he would soon discover wide difference In
his communion with the world. The gentle would no
longer avoid him; friends would not approach him
with frown the weak would no longer shrink from
him with fear he would find that his kindness wins
all by its SMILE giving them confidence, and securing
their friendship.
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FIRE.-Yesterday morning about l o'clock. an old
frame building ON Columbia street. between Barr and
Clinton was discovered to be fire, and though the
alarm was promptly given, and the engine speedily
the spot, burned to the gr,und. 1t was occu-
pied by ]. B. Dubois, a magistrates office. and
Messrs. Jenkibson g. Dawson, lawyers. Mr. Dubois 5
books and papers, aud MIR. Jenkinson's library, were
mostly saved, but we regret to learn that Mr.. Daw-
sons papers and large part Of his library were con-
sumed- Fortunately the night was quite calm. and
the hremen succeeded in preventing the flames from
spreading; had it been otherwise the Whole block
must have been consumed, as 1t consists wholly OF
frame buildings closely crowded together
As there had been no FIRE or light about the prem
ises there can be no doubt the fire the work of
incendary. Our citizens ought to be on the alert,
as there are eyidentya gang Of scoundrels among
US, who have committed numerous petty depredatons
and put much counterfeit money in cIrculauon.-ff.
Wayne Sentinel
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VIZ OF law jams K POLK President of the
Known that public sales will be held at the land
Offices the Territory OF Iowa. at the periods hereinafter des
Il The land oce at DUBuatf eomiseneng Monday.
first Of September for the disposal Of the public lands
within the aforementioned townships, 10 wit
Of ths base AVID Of hs A principal meridian
Townships eighty -four eighty five, Of range
Townships eghy.four eigty-hye and elghiysx OF range
townships eishy.four and eighty six of range four;
Township eighty four and fractional township eghtyhve en-
baeng islands the MsspP river forming parts oil sections
one and Twelve Of range nws mar, n island +, the
Mississippi fite within the ii Of seccns and eighteen,
of range six; -,
Fractional! sGwnship including Swan island add
ships eighty three and eighty four Of range six;
fractional township eighty including the portion OF big
island forming sections and six in the Nils
Townships eighty eighty NORTH inclusive of
n OF the fifth principal meridian.
of octoSer next disposal public within
townships hereinafter DESIGNATED, TO wit =.
North of the base the h principal mer6iaH
Townships eight 10 eighty inclusive OF range
Townships eighty eight inclusive of
Townships eight TO egysx inclusive oil range ee
Townships seventy eighyOne, inclusive of
Townehp of ranges thirteen and fourteen
office FAIRFIELD, commencing Monday the
LANDS within the undern,entiOned tow1sIPs TO wit.
Townships four to seventy Inclusive oil range
townships seventy seventy inclusive
Fractional township sixty and townships sixty eight to
seventy seven inclusive, Of range twelve.
at Monday, the twentieth
townships fractional townships hereinafter designated
North Of base line aHd rest Of the i'm principal ~risisn
Fractional township sixyseven aud townships sxtyeg 10
inclusive. thirteen
Fractional township and townships eight
seventy. seven inclusive. OF range fourteen;
township sixty and townships sky egnlO
inclusive. htecns
Township seventy five sixteen
The east half southwest quarter Of secton eight In town
shin seventy north range three east OF the NH principal
Lands appropriated for the OF schools military
other purposes, will he excluded from SALE
The sales will for two weeks unless the
disposed OF aud private
in offered will be admitted until after
the xpiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand nj the city OF Washington this ninth day
eight hundred and forty ve
BY The President: JAMES X POLK
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MOVEMENTS OF OUR CITIZEN SOLDIERS.
: Capt. Forno and his Native American Artillery have
volunteered their services for Texas They muster 80
Col Dakin, we learn, is picking up raemen by the
score.
Col Oakley has offered the services OF himself and
giment.
The German Yagers are ready.
Irish Volunteers this evening to form a company
exclusively Of Ir,shmen
Dir. Noesse, Of the Daguerrean Gallery, once trap
per the Rocky mountains calls for company OF vol
rifemeB- He proposes dagueTreofype certain
distinguished Mexicans, and guarantees that his eolors
will stand.
The Eclaireurs, new company of young men IN Eau
b0urg IRENE, are on the qaa uire
The arms and equipments from Baton Rouge have ar
rived, and volunteer companies Of artillery will leave
here tomorrow the Alabama
The Courier Of last evening says at is determined to
call four regiments OF volunteer infantry TO be mme-
dafey organized await the Of in the
meantime be retained in Louisiana till their services
are wanted The governors proclamation viii be issued
without delay, calling out the Tour infantry regiments
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THE sHOEMAKERs.

by JOHN C. WHITTIER.
Ho workers Of the old time styled
The Gentle Craft Of Leather
Young brothers Of the ancient guild,
Stand forth once more together
Call out again your long array
10 the olden, merry manner;
Once more on gay 81. Crispin's day
. Fling out your blazoned banner
Rap, rap upon the well-wom stone
How falls the polished hammer
Rap, rap. the measured sound has grown
quick and merry clamor.
Now shape the sole; now deity curl
The glossy vamp around it,
And bless the while the bfght-eyed girl
Whose gentle fingers bound il
For you along the Spanish Main
hundred keels are plOughing:
For you the Indian on the plain
His lasso-coil is throwing:
For you deep gIens with hemlock dark
The woodlands fire is lighting;
For you upon the oaks grey bark
The woodlands axe is shifting.
For you from Cardinals pine
The resin gum is stealing, =
For you the daIk-eyed FloTentine
Her silken skein is reeling:
For you the dizzy goatherd roams
His rugged Alpine lodges
Fos you round all her shepherd homes
Bloom England thorny hedges
The foremost still by day or night
On moated mound or heather,
Where'er the need Of trampled light
Brought toiling mea together,
Where the free buTghers from the wall
Defed the mail-clad master,
Than yours, at Freedoms trumpet call,
No craftsmen rallied faster
Let fopIings sheer, let fools deiide,
We heed no id sooner,
Free hands and hearts are still your pride,
And duty done, your honor.
Ye dare to trust for honest fame
The jury Time empannels,
And leave 70 Truth each noble name
Which gloriies your annals.
Thy songs, Hans Sach, are living yet,
In strong and hearty German,
And Bloom6eld's lay add Gifford's wit,
And the rare good sense Of Sherman;
Still from his book. a mystic seer,
The soul Of Benham teaches,
And England's priestcraft shakes to hear
OF Fox's leaihern breeches.
The Foot is yours where'er il falls
1t treads your well-wrought leather,
On ealthern floor, in marble halls,
On carpet, or on heather.
Still there the sweetest charm is found
of matron grace OF vestals,
AS t1eDe iOOt uOAe
Among the old celestials
Rap, rap your stout and bluff brogan,
With footsteps slow and weary,
May wander where the the sky's blue span
Shuts down upon The Prairie.
Ye slippers shine on Beauty's foot,
BY Saratoga's fountain,
Or lead, like snow-hakes falling mute,
Tbs dance on Catskill mountain
The red brick TO the mason'S hand,
The brown earth to the tiler's
The shoe in yours shall wealth command
Like fairy Cinderilla's
As they who stunned the household maid,
Beheld the crown upon her,
So all shall your toll repaid
With hearth and home and honor.
Then let the toast be freely quaffed
In WATER cool and trimming;
" All honor to the good old Craft,
Its merry men and women :"
Call out again your long array
In the old times pleasant manner
Once more on gay st. Crispin's day
Fling out his blaZoned banner
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Songs Of Lahnr.

WHITTIER, the Quaker Poet has commenced in the
Democratic Rerielo series of Songs Of Labor"
the first being for " The Shoenakers." Himself once
OF the craft, he has produced song worthy of being
sung wherever an honest and manly hand plies the
useful labor Of awl and hammer, a white and
pretty one adds its ministrations to complete the
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From Dr. Baker, Springfield Washington co Ky.i
Messrs. Sanford Springfield, Ky. May 1876.
this opportunity Of informing You Of most r.
marabe performed me by the use of r wst= Bal
Wild Cherry.
In the year 1870 was tkeh With an Inflammation Of the
which nbd under for six wees when gradually recovered
itself upon my ng and Cor the spase years
my bed tried all kinds Of medicines and every variety
Of medical aid without benefit along
winter Of 1874, when heard OF Hsfars Baia Of BItd Cherry"
Ny friends give trial. though had given up
all hopes of and had prepared myself for the change Of
world. Through their soeitaon1 indneed
use of the HTsors BgsaR Of Wild Cherry! The effect
truly astonishing five years affection, pan and suf
fering having spet four ve
purposc and the best and respectable physicians had proved
unavang restored health by the blessing of
God and of Bal Of Cherry.
enjoying good health and such altered
that longer known when meet my former aequain
have gained rapidly weight, my neh firm and solid
much amy and food
during months than had
eaten five years before
Considering my a miracle deem necessary for
the good afflicted and duty the propretOr and
fellow (~hO should know where relief be had to
make this public
May the blessing. upon prOPrctOrs aIus
bic medicine wstar's Basam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully WIN. II. BAKER.
o-The following letter from Doctor Riehe, Franklin, Ind
high his prof sOn and ranks The first poll
shall speak itself commendatiOn II the
'Ijenuine wisar's Basam Of Wild Cherry
:, 800 Franklin, Ind, April u, Isas.
Se.srs Sanford boues Of wistas bal
cherry remaining hand OF the last lot furnished
waited until had sold and had obtsined
money ordered another But such 10 the
do wish be without IT, and
the last lot shall
be forthcoming by the time the lot disposed Of which, from the
lately think will be but short time The et
OF basam many skingy beneficial 2rH
IMPROVES Upon acquaintance any other Potent Medicine
knon Almost all others fail trial. and not be-
ing able the of sink into duse
This however, highly by those Who have
and experienced healing efficacy in their own
eases. Yours very respectfully. JAMES RITcHEY
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by SANFORD & PARK,
Northeast corner O Fourth and Walnut
Al ~ ro>r INSON RROTRFRS Indianapols II
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This invaluable me dieine extensive prae
tiee OF several years bilious climate IA never a.
f Of curing and ue any diseases above NAMED
Those who suffering Of kind n, ala. ,h~.
who have become nvads upon constitution
will find the India cholagogus invaluable rmed, Cor pur
lying the blood and thoroughly cleansing from the
bid effects Of q bilious climate
The wonderful operation Of the Cholagogue eradcstnr bile
from the human only extraordinary agency
in the speedy thorough and asue
the various grades of intermittent and rcmitten
From Hon Ross WILKINS, Dtra Judge forth. Dsst
. Of MeAiycr.
Dear swith pleasure fact Of the complete
and radical Of the Ague my viii
liam attacked, by the directions
witnessed, and apprehended long winter disease which
years ago the when resided Teeumseh But
PrOviden,ialy led notice your advertisement
this broke
the disease and confident radical cure tvs
months have elapsed without Of it, my son IL
o. robust health.
should De generally known ROSS WILKINS.
From Hon. srErHrS v r. TROwsEDer euEslssan Sss Snsa
BiHMIscHAr, Dec 10, 1871.
Mr. Bingh0n-fOa wish inform you know Of Dr.
oeoOds India ChOagogue anti bilious medicine
that If the virtue and efficacy this generally known
the Fever and asue would disappear n Michigan
procured bottle in the spring Of ls1i and good
believe that myseyG family eseapedhe esue last riHg in
sequence Of .
Perhaps of penin.ular
has the fever and sgue been prevalent the last have
mended this medicine
had become fixed bad physicians;
knSwn fail! hiss universally produced the happy
e aud believe has been exceeded
removing the Bilious diseases % the climate.
Yours respectfully 81 RPHEN v. r. TRowBRIDGE.
From Hon. E. FARNswoRTH Ck-scl0r Of Of ngrs.
49,. DErRorf, March %, les2.
Mr.. Ed1Sard Bingham, Druggis,, Detrei.
SirI have made osgOOd India chosgOgue
had opportunities Of Witnessing uary effects when by
Others believe valuable medicine Of ler
also that its proper viii prove a eeoia
preventive its which persons who
afflicted with Liable. Very respectfully; '-:*t
E. FAREswoRTH.
From Locus ABBOTT ~ d. late Surgeon United States Army
DETRoIT Oct I, le4l.
To Edvard bingham, Eq, for Of India eses
agoguI do hereby certify that have used the India chogsas
prepared by osgood D. intermittent vers, and il
has exceeded exPecnns in the q said
disease feel a recommending Perfeea, safe
and highly beneficial remedy and for fever and ague chill &
ague, of any other intermittent
do further testify that the medicine has this vicinity IN
Others where has been d acquired high reputation and
every where has been used ledge, has
ersay produced speedy
feet health, when all other remedies have failed. - -
Respectfully yours LUclUS ABB0TT.2
Sold Cincinnati, Ohio, Wholesale ssnd retail ~
SANFORD PARK, general agents West, st their
ern Depot for valuable Family Medicines, northeast
Of and Walnut streets.
Sold by ToMI-INsoN BRoTTiFRs, indianapolis
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ELECTION RETURNs---rs4s.
OfFlCiAL.
SECRETARY OF STATES nRFIc

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug Is, 1916.
To the Editors Of the Indiana STATE SeafiaeI,
SIRs :-in pursuance of law furnish for publication
list Of the official The late election for
atiyes in Congress.
am, very respectfully, your obcdent servant o..
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
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NOTICE.
ROOne County Taxes for 1915.


Duplicate hands
The Of Taxes charged @ the 1885, each one hundred
dollars worth Of taxable property for State purposes twenty one
mills County purposes twenty Road
each POLL for fifty CENTS for
County purposes ffty cents.
For the purpose receiving taxes he win attend at the usual places
Of holding elections in the several townships in said county on The
low ne day to- wi
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Office Lebanon when absent In the
several townships, until the frst day Of January
person road produce receipt from the Su
Dervs pay money! before they receipt in
ul for State and County Taxes. J. Il. MCLAUGHLIN,
Treasurer and Collector Of Boone Ceanty.
rohan
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LIST. or LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, Indianapolis, lndiara,
Al September l, ls45
0rPsrsons calling for these Letters ria please say
The inland postape on all letters or papers for
foreign countries must be prepaid, otherwise they
l.. e..
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Every entitled the right of enPiion lands
within the limits of the townships above enumerated required
establish the the satisfaction Of the register and receiver
land payment therefor as soon
public of the township above
designated embracing the tract ccmed otherwise such claim
viii no forfeited JAS. SHIELDS
80 I5w Co1nmissioner Of the General Land 0Fee.
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state of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. County.
JOurneynlan SaddIer Wanted

ruvHE subscrb wishes employ immediately first rate collar
maker, wboDa employment and good will be
given j.. J. BuGH.
None q workman need apply. 27-3w
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DIED, on Tuesday night. DIR. BENJAMIN ORR,
aged =, after pfotracted illness
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HUNTERS, ATTEND.
Marion Lodge Of Bother Hunters No. l, viii,
luton Of the 2sth August, start for GRAND HUNT on
the morning Of September l2th Supper will be served
oc0ck r. NJ Particulars learned by calling either
the officers. By order of the G. NJ.
81 ID. II. NJ, Secretary
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Territory Of WiscOnsin---SIiIwau



BEFoRs THE f9r A. G. MILES, ~ THE DrsrHrcf cousr
June Tern, a. D., l6i5.
the Of the petition John b. Myers nsovent debtef
dha ged from his debts. happening TO the satisfaction oil
tendency
Bodgel Walker solicitors for peiicner bordered that all the
creditors q said nsoyent he and they hereby inquired 10 show
second Monday November, A d.
1885, beere The said udse at the Court ous in The OF Nil
waukee why assignment OF The estate Of said nsovcnt should not
be made and he discharged from his debts Bf rB CocRr
1,vsconsih published Madison w. r. and Indiana
published
10 weeks successfully and send affidavit OF publication
and hin IN This ofice -sIlpamkee Courier. 90 low
State of observation-disclosures County.
In JOHNSON PRoBATE CoUBT, AUcUsr TEsN, le45. "
Levi Abigail MeIon Mary Smith, Jesse Hughes and
wife, John Melton and Martha Melton, his
wife, May Meteor and Martha Melton
In
TONES the complainant by Hicks his solicitor and shows
~ that has been returned
found as Mary Meisn and Martha Mellon Is therefore or
ded Mary Melton Martha Melton notified
tendency Of this suit by publication the Indiana state sent nell
Of gne circulation printed and published al ndnnapo
U.s. indiana, according this the FIRST day
hereof, OF
complaint whereof viii be heard and determined
in their absence, &c. - -
BY o Court Attest, ISAAC JONES, elk.
August -, l645- 22-Sw-is BY n. ;. HIcKss DEP.
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Cincinnati Prices Current

Corrected from the Chronicle of August 90. y
Flour, city mills bl 81 9Oa3O0 OIL Inseed gall o63aO 60
Canal wagons, 75a2.s7 SIH awha, bush 23aO %
Grain wheat, bush 00a0 so Seeds fax, bush OS7a0O0
Corn 0.3210.37 Timothy, l.a5a2 %
= Oats, l9Ia0.25 Clover, 375a4 90
Hay, loose, ton, sO0al2 90 IVhiskey, gall f73a0O0
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rGNTlE rsred, OF the Day,
speclfuly informs his friends and customers that he viii still
conne Book Binding and Blank Book Manufacturing BUS
al opposite the Palmer House
IrDiA NAroLss, Aug ~. 81 VIM A. DAY
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Wistar's IsaIsaIn Of Wild Cherry!

va Miracles neuer cease More eUtde1ce Of ats
{ surprising health Restorative Virtues y!
: : s. : :. 3 + g., 7 : u.. T 9 : Z
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Cathear!'s majority oyer sample and Deming, n
Tenth niclr LEI

Kennedy's majority over Thompson and Worth, IL
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Publisher Of Nep York Morning and Weekly Ns,c,.
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INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE PRICES

Corrected for tie laua STATS saiud & d. caRLisLEs Co.
JfI1ers add Merchants.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-26

O. Wc9en Man9el an Houm mIen wir n,ebrere
ee'tert'Qe slrtfe fir ndeblte qEehe suyilfwFren Die
3en Ger H'lte Ger Staorten, welde eneu betrddt[i-
den Gtetl uneres 8lottes III gmIsrud n1mt, it nun
nebr ou89eaufen no ra5 9n6bei6en terle[6eu in rem
fI9enoen 0tummern 9tebt us micrer 92arm fir go,r-
n9faltt9feet. Sir werren nGetfle QDccte @nioe6
uber ben 9e9enndrtgen Stono Der benofro!tben War-
tbet IN Sho gu a9en toben iorie lber Die 6ere5 oe-
n!atbten gmpfetInnsen 9eiper
biees Stnatee.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-26

To- 9gr rtdten Die 9Iufmerflnmfeit uutercr Qeer
out ote III elen oncfrn SpaIte bjee6 WIa!te6 Gd BE-
tncl'ebe InSet4e oDn Or Sohn g. s. Soften IN 02eu
phlacelrbd, Tnrcarama6 @ounlD. urp ernpfetlsn oeu
lelben lire 0uut uuo @ewr9entc,t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-11-26
DFr tUdterr9upsfre1

$50 6rtiDstt moDnt, pa lit mein 8atcrlanr.