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oregon.
A sound Is heard iron Oregon,
II !hnnders In the gale Of night,
And flashing in the mornings sun,
Ten thousand spears are cleaning bright.
Awake, awake - each hill and dale
With armed men teeming rife,
Whilst sIoomily, In lonely vale,
The Indian whets his ruthless knife.
why sleeps the western pioneer
When foemen tread his native land!
All. do kentucky's freemen fear
To meet the Briiain's thirsty brand!
Shame on her boosted yeOmanry;
What! has their sun Of glory set!
And are the southern ehivalry
Afraid to meet the bayonet'
Shame on the craven heart that fears
To guard his eountry's stripes and stars;
Who lrembIes at the foeman's speas,
Aud coward flies the glorious wars.
Ho for the men Of Lexington.
The heroes Of proud Bunker's hill
Way slumbers every gallant soni
All. their hearts forever still n
Oh. where is now that noble band,
Who would have saved their fatherian
From touch or stain Of foreign foe,
And dyed the ocean with their blood,
Before one foot or haugb.y brow
Had ever on their country stood!
There, rolls the ocean dark and deep,
And there, their homes along the bay;
Why dc the pilgrim fathers sleep!
q, where they! Oh, where are they'
Where 3 the immortal Washington!
Proud eagle Of the southern cline.
And Henry. with the thunder's tone.
Whose voice awoke the ear Of Time.
And he who dared to grasp the fame
OF heavens sulphurous deadly FIRE,
And graved upon the sky name.
That only shall with time expire9
Where are their sons where are their brands!
What silent one, and silent all!
No spirit answers from their lands,
No voice esponds the glorious call
Hark, bark from Names green hills and daleI,
From all New EngIand's fertile fields,
One voice responds-one heart prevails,
We bring our fathers swords and shields;
And onward like tn e gathering storm,
They sweep DER hin and mountain high,
Till in the wales Of Oregon,
The stars and stripes in triumph fly.
There IS not one eye that sees them wave,
There's not one heart on yonder plain,
Who would not rather find a grave
Than let their folds receive one stain.
What! shall the British rashy dare
To hold the birthrighi of the free,
And build a forge for tyrants there,
To chain the sons Of Libeny'
How vain the thought IN treble bars,
Nor adamantne links can bind
The eagle with the stripes and stars;
Nor chain TO earth tn immortal mind.
Mans march is onward-onward still,
His course, it is glorious one,
Like su nset on the distant hill,
Or like the still more glorious sun.
Two. s. Rel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-21

The Goshen Democrat of the 7th says" The
wheat crop looks ne-fruit promises to be abundant,
and health generally prevails among US. Farmers
are getting out of debt. mechanics have abundant
ployment, while lawyers, doctors, and printers are
almost regarded as superhuities.
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OREeoN.-An Oregon correspondent of the N. Y.
CON- Advertiser, leading wing paper, describes the
territory as follows
GAS to its soil, only say that it is equal il
not superior to any in New York-its climate is far
preferabe-in place of and frost, have rains
and grass all Winter. As to extent Of country it is
large the whole thirteen original States and is
capable of sustaining numerous population"
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POsTsCRiPT.
LATEST FROM THE ARMY.
VICTORY ! VICTORY =

By last nights mails we received an extra, dated
May 17th, from the Louisville Morning Courier
ONCE, and other papers. We take from them the
following extracts giving partial details of glori
Gus victory obtained over the Mexicans by the Ameri
can troops. All patriotic citizens will read with
emotions Of the greatest pleasure.
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ErThe Wabash Express says that the mother Of
the children, who had to label them to know them
apart found out how to do in the first place, from the
fact that they of either Perfectly satsfac-
tory; but why the need of other marks in such a
case!
P. S. The drumming paragraph is too deep for us
we therefore " beat a retreat"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-21

R-Hampden G.. Finch has associated himself with
Mr. Bentley, in the publication of 1.-The Dollar
News Letter." at Centrevie. Mr.. F. is young
man of excellent character and industrious habits,
and hope the enterprise in which he has engaged
will be as profitable as he can wish.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-21

YIELDING TO CIRcUMsrANcEs-Mr. Hall and Miss
Lille, the story of whose " marriage in fun - has
been kept before the people" some two years,
through their application to the New York Legislature
for divorce, which has been refused, have been
married in earnest.
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ExAMPLE.-"See here, my friend, you drunk "
Drunk to be sure am, and have been for the last
three years. You see, my brother End a tenn
perance mission. lie lectures Thile serre fright
ful ezdmple!"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-21

MIcHIGAN-The Senate bill for the abolition of
capital punishments, after receiving non-essenia
amendment in which the Senate will doubtless concur,
passed the House by a large vote.
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The DocToRs.-It seems we omitted the names o
four Of physicians in late list - that Their
are no less than thirty in all in Indianapolisl
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The withdrawal of Mr.. Orth will have the effect to
dispirit and dampen the ardor of the Wings in this
portion of the State, which will not be easily re-
moved Winchester Patriot, May Ii.
The game of brag, so strenuously adopted by many
of the leading wing presses, not TO have been
explained to Randolph county wing contemporary;
and therefore, in the honesty of his heart he openly
acknowledges what his political friends, while know
ing, try to conceal. We record this natural sentiment
of the Patriot for various reasons. 1t shows admit
ting what the other portion of the wing press says
to be candid that all do not agree to the effect it
will have. That but little, very little, hope was
really entertained by the wings, of succeeding in
establishing the party which brought us to poverty
and degradation's door, in power, over those who
have already enabled to commence the journey on
our ascending way to prosperity and honor. That
the talented and ambitious candidate endorses his
own assertion, That The passage Of The P,blic Debt
bill ,coud elect james Whitcomb by 10000 majority;
and that an observation of months has but strength
ened that opinion No wonder that in the bitterness
of his heart, the wing editor exclams, The with
"drawal of Mr.. Orth will have the effect to dispirit
sand dampen the ardor of the wings
:" which will not be easily removed
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Mr. ORrH.-We see it stated that Mr.. Orth, the
wing candidate for Lieutenant Governor is to visit
the southern part of this State during this month"; to
address the people subjects of general public in
terest We hope Mr.. Ortiz may be able to satisfac-
tory explain to the people his opposition to the Act
in relation the State debt, without such explana-
ton he will not receive the support of the wings oil
the section be proposes to visit.-Ind Telegraph.
Hold your horses, Mr.. Telegraph. Mr.. Orth has
exemplifed that 'fdscreton is the better part Of
valor." He was the prudent man" who /" foreseeth
the evil and hideh HIMSELF" but in the case of Mr.
Marshall, we fear that it will be recorded in the
next sentence of the same holy wri-Proverbs xvii
49," the simple pass on and are punished"
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CoNcREss.-Tbe Union of the l2tb saws

CoNGREss.-lne Union OF the lZt1 says
The Senate to-day took up the bill which passed the
House yesterday, providing the for the prose-
cuton of the war with Mexico and after a very
interesting and protracted debate the bill was passed
with few trihing amendments.
The House, after debate, passed, with slight
amendment, the Senate bill providing for the organ
zatcn of corps of sappers, miners, and pontOners.
The House then took up, in committee, the West
Point Academy bill, which debated at length, and
after spending upwards of hour motions to
adjourn, &C., the House took recess until hafpast
seven.
In the evening session, the bill for the prosecution
of the Mexican war received from the Senate
with the amendments made by that body all of which
were concurred in by the House. So the bill needs
only the signature of the President to become law.
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IOAihleTttdI fhIeS y.
Point Isabel relieved! MatamOras Re.
duccd TO aShesM The American Army
triumphant! Several hundred Nexi-
cans Killed! A General blockade of
the Mexican Ports Ordered!
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SEAlED Proposals. will be received ~ uie Undersigned, al HE
. Office second doi q Bonnss Hotel until O'Clock
p NJ OF second II Jure next cot the Brick
for the Hospital Tor the nsane he erected in the vicinity q
Indianapolis, during the present and ensuing
The building will be three hundred feet in length and from forty
three
and Of The
the building and specifications of the all other
Information IN reference To IL Obtained at the cce for three
lO6 Join EVANS Supeinepdent.
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CANDIDATES.

4aaOHaeed By Request.
For Prosecuting Attorney Of the 5h Circuit,
EARL S. STONE. EDWARD LANDER.
For Sheriff of Marion County,
BANNER LAWHEAD.
Remember
That the Democratic County Convention, for the
nomination Of candidates for Senator Representatives,
&C., will be held at the Court House, in indianapolis
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on
The First saturday i'm june.
Let every township be fully represented.
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Sales Of Stock i'm New York; May 3.
United States SIS 1891 kentucky 6s at s4t
Indiana Bonds at 0Oa % Ohio 6's 90 %
illinois 6's at 90 $50 Pennsylvsn SIS at Ga 6s
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Cincinnati Prices Current.

Corrected from the Chronicle Of Nay Il
Flour, city mills. Dbl S0O0a00O OIL lDseed gal o7es07I
Canal and wagons 3.2Oa34O Salt Kanawha bush OSs0.le
Grain. wheat bush O00aO65 SEEDS, fax bush
Corn, OS9sC35 Timothy,
Oats 0,23a026 Cover, 430a4-J0
Hoy, Dose, ton, l3O0al5 90 Whisky gall 0.l6alet
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Remember
The First saturday in june

Let every township be fully represented.
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HNHs to orewan from buying or adhg
n for for SIS 1896 dte August 90
1885, payable to W. a. Talbot for determined SAID
note, as obtained from nnduenty. Also due bi ded
May l. l546. 10 he paid In lively BY
indianapolis, Maj 8, 1886. JOHN NJ. WOOD.
he above hereby rescnded The dispute
having been mutually hOnoraby and the notes cancelled.
IDdianapos MAJ 9. lOHE N. WOOD.
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FENE enpa1ershp heretofore existing between
II Eli a Hail. finder Tie firm Of Jants T.
dissolved by
transferred TO James Hail. with WHOM all persons having
accounts will please call and make settlement.
JAMES
Nay Is, 1876. los ELI A. HALL
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ED :" IN H II @ re
q. Harris, WI. 3D.,
lo-tor De Dzut1I Grrngrp,

WILL. perform. in a perfect manner. ALL
w OPERATIONS necessary {" the health, beau
tv and rrescrva ton nj the TEETH.
Every one is sensible Of the personal adyan.
tages derived from set Of fine teeth. bn, few
aware to what extent health, confort
and longeoity arc dependent upon these deli
cate organs.
Bv proper and seasona5}e attention. great
numbers Of Tech, The value Of which is never
known till thew are irr ecoverablv lost, may be
preserved TO the latest period Of lie.
Da. HARRIS will insert, en- true surgical
nrin in los the bes' Ge;cr ption OF ARrlFr-
GAL TEErII. which will be found 10 answer a II
the purposes of mastication. and remove any
impairment in the speech oecasioned by The
loss of the natural teeth.
He will. also give such advice and assist
ance to parents will enahle them to remedy
irregularities in The teeth OF their children, and
TO secure for them one oil the greatest bless
| inGs-A REGULAR AND HEALTHY DENruRE.
\ long and successful practice enables DR.
| II. to guaranty to his patients CORRECT and
| EFFICIENT TREATMENT. Ladies and Gentlem n
| visiting ST Louis, and requiring Dental opera
tons, are respectfully invited to consult with
| him.
| IFOFFICE.-.Corne of Fourth and st.
| Charles streets. st. Louis, Mo.
mar &c '46 A
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SaIrricU:
T}tcG:

} this city on FRIDAY last. Of Consumption.
b Louisa, wife o; Jas. CTceg.n, aged
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~ hnnd in such sum as

Ii =, and give bond in such sum as
~ ys'f ~" ,sl BY the Guy Council.
n 30 'sa far the faithful performance
l. ti' nee and obligations imposed by
f , gun, and that they will pay or
,afd'"a"S aid into The city treasury.
~ % Os .ar,ired, all sums which may
Il ns'n = III, on account Of sales made
!, pp'iieu Thai !, shall be unlawful for
j, &c. .. a, per.ons 10 sell. or offer for
r q, goods, wares, merchandise, or
- sM s,oner,y whatever at auction or
= oa3' within the limits OF The city.
."a, dr.. having Obtained license; license
~ -" .ss,v person or persons violating
!, ria .,,ri.ions of This ordinance.
=. oo,,elion thereof. pay any sum
%, .eJiop fifty dollars, with COSTS oil
i. cf''..'" Tha, the city council reserve
a. .iI.ce Of regulating the fees and
3, f'.' "a he charged nv the several
aa ...r., a. any lime hereafter when
10 . hall deem ii necessary.
'i.h Used April 81. $50 n,
,pd HENRY MOORE.
lb.I President pro tenn.
h. E. HARKER. City Recorder.
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Boot and Shoe M aIkimgo
TUE undersigned respectfully informs the
l. citizens Of Burlington and vicinity. tina,
he has commenced the above business in all
its various branches. He is prepared to make
work in his line. from an lnfant's Shoe to Il
Gentleman's Boot, in the latest and most
fashionable style-out of the best materials
that can he had in the United States. From
fifteen years experience in :hc business in some
Of the best Shops East, he feels confident Of
pleasing Ill those who may give i'm a call
VI SHOP on MAIN STREET, opposite
Lowe & lIickok's office and three doors south
os the old Post Office. OLIVER COCK.
Jan 80, 'i6-3G-6m
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Cheap Farms For Sale.

A Farm of $50 acres. lou acres oil eX'
IA celIsn, timber and 200 o' prairie with ~
acres improved and undar good tenee-a!i
well watercd- lS miles from Burlington with
two good log houses and stables. t"" GOOD
wells o. water and AN excellent neighhoEh"od,
vii be sold for the unprecedented iow pr!ce OF
$i 10 per acre. -ALSO-
In the same neighborhood. isrm OF eOU
acres. abou, equally divided into timber and
prairie land-370 acres improved and under
ience-,hree ordinary log hsuses for tenants,
well watered, &c. This farm viii De sold for
SIS 90 per acre. Both Of the above farms are
in Yellow Springs township aud within two
miles o. uninterrupted steam boat navigation
anro GRIMES & STARR.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
MOUNT PLEASANT
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

yayHE Trustees Of this Institute would
u announce 10 the Iowa public, through the
medium OF the Journals of the Territory. that
the ..Monnt Pleasant Collegiate Institute is
now in successful operation; and in point Of
patronare. bids fair to meet I'll. most sanguinc
expectations of the Board Of instructions.
The Spring Term oil the Institute will com
mcgee on the Isl day of April and continue
twenty one consecutive weeks
The Literary Department VIII be under
the supervision of the
Rev A. ]. IIEUsr,s, Prest,
Prof. of Natural and Mora! Science,
J. Person, A. NJ,
Prof. Ancient Lansuag and Literature
Tuition, will vary in price according 10
the branch Of Science which the pupil pursues
and is as follows:
For Primary English branches, per
scholar, per term, CU
Higher English branches, per scholar
per term .s 90
Preparatory Classical Studies, per
scholar, per term, III w
Besides the regular tuition fees, each student
will be charged an additional Zee oil % cents
per term to dcfrav the contingent expenses
accruing from fuel, sweeping, and warming
rooms.
Boarding, can be obtained in private fami,
lies at the rate u. so to IS per week.
Pupils from abroad would do well to see Ell
,hrr membe, Of the Faculty. or some member
of the Board Of Trustees, before engaging
boa riding.
The Trustees would also state for The graft
tication Of the public, that in ordcr to meet tae
exigencies Of the community and those iavora
BILE to the cause of Female education. they
have made provision for the accommodation
of Young Ladies at the Institute. And the
Trustees. in soliciting public patronage VI
their laudaai enterprise IN building mp
Literary Institution in the Far West, assure
! It's patrons that the same assiGu,y on the par
of the Faculty shall be shown relative 10 nd
| vancing the literary and moral culture Of pu
! 7,ils of either sex. Furthermore, soon as th'
| defnands az the Institute require 1t, they IN
! tend to procure an accomplished Lady. ever,
! way qualified, both IN experience and literary
| attainments, to take charge of the fenai
! Department. But for the time being TIL
| department will be under the oversight of tn
! Faculty.
NJ, Pleasant Henry Co., l. T., March 81 a
apr2 '46-l5-it-pd
Gazette please copy.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

|uico IL. SIZE NCCk, having opened
her School for the coming year on the
ttol Main and Court streets, respectfully
els The patronage Of the citizens of Bur
[,ln and lis vicinity. She hopes by the
F'aance Of Competent Teachers. to render
4 'aoo worthy the patronage Of all lovers
a'h'ng. The course oi instruction will .,
rough: comprising all the branches Of an
|.ssh Education usually taught in High
''as and Academies, with the higher
E''eaes Of Mathematics. and the Latin
"sa, oeatish AID italian languages Draw.
'u Painting il required. The Seho oil
VIII comprise Al weeks, being diyid CO
|'~s'ns Of IL weeks each.
\ Tuition per Term:
Ta'ns, writing and spelling 500
' sns continued, witt the elc.
G'as OF Arithmetic, History,
uOisnmar, &c. 500
usue, Grammar, Natural and
Il %'ai Sc'ence. &c. eco
b., mathematics and languages 8 90
,,.s ss \. and Painting, extra 800
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TAKE NOTICE.

EASH will be paid for rws yoke OF good
- WORKING oxen with good yokes to work
them in. Likewise wanted TO hire two first
rate men TO work OH a farm near Burlington.
Fer the oxen, the subscriber, or Nr Jeremiah
Lamson, will pay generous price; aad good
wages to the men for seven months. Ap.l-
cation must be made soon.
RICHARD HiLDRETH
RnrIinrion. April oh, 46-pd
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m VA wwo
Franklin House.
Corner Of Broadway and Dey-strcet,
We w rOE1 X.

TFJiiE Proprietors Of the FRANKLIN IIcusE,
4 respectfully inform their friends and the
public that their house is now undergoing cx
tsnsive repairs such as being painted through
out, and having large addition Of new furni.
ture. We are grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received. and solicit a continuance
Of the same NEWTON HAYES.
JNO. p TREADWELL.
Mr. G. J. s, TnoaPsnN is associated with US
in the franklin House. H. /.
New York. Feb. 10, Ie46-4I-Ct
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

Y9vHE undersigned offers for sale at
IL wholesale or retail, on the farm of Mr.
jeremiah Smith about enc mile from Burling-
ton, from 10 to ao,10O grated and seeding
Apple Trees The graf, trees are selected
from some Of the best fruit in the country.
ALso-Several thousand Seeding Peach and
Noriilo Cherry Trees. and Ounce and Cur
ran: Bushes The Peach trees will be sold
Germ iotc on account Of their aye.
Persons wishing to purchase fruit trees vii!
do well to call, as they will be sold on rea-
senabiG terms.
n B Amy person wishing to purchase the
entire nursery, can get good bargain By
calling OH the subscriber.
J. G TANNING, Agent.
Burlington, Iowa, March a6-i5-44-tw
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Threshing Machines.
HENHE undersigned beys leave 10 inf

Il the public in general that he is engaged
in the manu- facturs of Threshing Machines and
Horse power Of all knds-also: Repairing the
same in the lower part Of the city Of Burling.
ton, near the Iron Foundry, and Intends sell
ing On good terms can be afforded
Those wishing TO purchase any thing in the
above line should call soon ho SO .i~.alg ley
NAV get their machines in good season and
made to order. Persons wishing to purchase
can apply either at the Foundry, VIM. Gar.
vett x Co :, or at the Shop.
march25-4 -4mpd WM. IlEyDRiE.
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TOBACCO, II boxes sup. Tobacco
i Just reed per Iron city and fss sale 81
marl2 GARas1s1 4 ca