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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

i's blarney:
~ Z 1hnt4Sieh brogue" Now Ginra
atrick such fun tn be pnkin
= you've heard two score
sf ev'ry whit,
And not loved it before, ID Of a bit.
II love that rich brogue." You love it
how we'll
Let your long spoken sentiments honestly
tell =
You would welcome US here from Erin
green land,
But in making yer laws you'd give Us no
hand
al love that rich brogue" Did you love
il, when ,&eoLi
So indignantly "hred" you snatchcd up
your pen,
In the Astor House parlor, and earnestly
- wrote, Eh7HtEHi stssgsH"sG
That lrishmen were not deserving a vote?
~ love that rich brogue." All you loved
~ itindade, H7aio1 erlwo.aa3 sEr
When you gave your assent to an infam.
ous creed, III 81 5a 37a
When you claimed Of that party, the lea
derto be, ,Hoa
Who would then take from the lris:, their
right to be free. .btaa7ai
Did you love "that rich brogue," when
you told us your mind,
! To repeal all naturalizatio n inclined,
No matter how dacint or honest men we,
That Paddy should niver citizen be ?,
~ love that rich brogue.' know you
belong,
To the party which always love lrishmen
strong, ,.es5.-.,,
As the ddy when their votes are wanted
draws near,
Although we're but cattle the rist of the
year.
81 love that rich brosue." When did you
begin?
When Greedy told you that you could mt
get in, - asst gs
That you never could sit in the Pre- sident
chair,
If you couldn't get Patrick to help put
you there 557 ~ guia
ai dlk es'l rs 574z
You love it as well perhaps, you'll be
ownin, sE
Faith afther election day in the mornin, ;
When for Pris,d.nt Pierce it falls on
your ears, ~
Tha, same "rich brogue' in three illigant
cheers.
81 love that rich brogue." NJdoubt,
Misther Scott,
Our votes you'd 1--we bether still, would
you not
Now Gineral be aisy, quit coaxing and
taxing, @
When Pats afiher voting its himself he II
be eplazing.
81 love that rich brogue." 'Tis barney,
old fellow, ta az
You can sugar that pill SO Paddy will
swallow,
Gould mt lie see what you are, he ID indade
be fpol,
The same Natirc wolf covered up with
JPhig wool.
SHfLLELAH.
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ELECTION AT GALENA.

We learn from the Galcna Gazette that Pierce
and Kings majority in Galena is l65, and
Campbells majority 237.
The Advertiser also has telegraphic dispatch
announcing that Rhode Island and Connecticut
have gone for Pierce and King.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

Perry E. Brochus, one ofthe Jcdges who fed
from Utah some time since, and refused to re-
turn to his post, is out in the Washington Unicn
with long letter condemning the action of the
Administration and denying its power to remove
him The Judge goes into an extended argu'
ment to prove, thatthe o. s. officers are guilty
Of poIygamy, Uncle Sam, in paying them saia-
yies, which are devoted to the support Of their
numerous wives, is in the sake immoral cate
CORY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

"Mother," said li,tle fellow the other day
It's there any harm in breaking egg shells Z"
"Certainly not, my dear; but why do you ask
Cause dropped the basket just now, and see
what mess am in with the yelk
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FF The Law School was not opened yester-
day ss was expected bit will be to day at 10
o'clock in the Globe Building. Those who feel
any interest IN the school are invited to attend
A brief Introductory Lecture will be delivered
by Judge Dyer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Esssa -An,vss daily, exesps Monday. b s r.E.
ncpayss dan, except su16sy. o SA.A,
Nssekrru IS N.eestns ssI 1nlyss-Arnves daily, ex-
era Maaay. snx = departs daily, except Sunday, BY
ssre ckv-Anivss Tssslay, Thursday, and Saturday,
n = 6sparts Moaday Wednesday and Friday, -,
Raneapes6. bv Bdfpss-Anives Tuesdays, Thursdays,
an69aeoR1Ays, by 2. H. Departs Mondy, WEDNESDAY z
Hd1ay, ~ aA. =.
eSSAss;ne-Asnvss wednesday and Saturday by IN.
: aepazn Mnndsv ana Thursday BY An. ii.
fresv;e 9 Psess;-Arrives Tuesday and Saturday by
Snsa. Dunafis Monday and Friday BY 4.
M .ltkinsen-Amves Saturday by 3 :. =. Departs
Wednesday ~ An.
.Nassslins, y Csses.-Anives "Wednesday BY 6rA-
dluaaes Th1Rs1ay ~ 8 = ~
lhai-Anivss Tuesday y ss y pspaus Wednesday
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

~ Messrs. Kniest d Sinssen, at the corner
of Main and seventh streets, have Just received
a large and splendid assortment Of groceries
and liquors.
This establishment is convenient for tho &c
residing in the upper part of the City and the
propretors we believe sell upon as reasonable
terms, as any place of the kind in the City
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

with mud. Main Street aught to be paved as
Bluff Street is.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

A boarding house keeper down east has in.
vented yellow specacsls, for making lard look
like butter. They sworn by his boarders
while eating, and prove great saving Of ex-
npnse IVA
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ELECTION RETURNS

As much anxiety will be felt on the subject
of election returns until the final result is known
we shall spare no pains to keep our readers ad
vised frcm the most reliable sources.
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"President Jefferson"

The New York Anti Renters, in lats con-
vention, nominated the whole Of the dsmocsatic
State ticket - their own. Heretofore, they
have taken part Of eseh ticket.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

ELECTION RETURNS OF THIS COUN-
TY.
Centre Township polled 96 votes. Pierce
received 7:}, and Scott 23-maj for Pierce so
Prairie Creek-Ths township polled 46 votes
IS for Pierce and 1S for Scott-majority for
Pierce. 10
Table Mound-The majority for Pierce 10
Liberty-Maj for Pierce "a
Peru 20
Mosalem-u 33
156
Add to this the maj in Julien, 253
Majority in seven Townships, 400
There are ten townships to hear from. If
they vote as they did at the last election, the
majority in Dubuque county will be 500
LATER.
Iowa-Has given Pierce 81 and Scott o.
maj IS.
Jefferson-Has given 10 maj for Pierce.
Concord, Pierce and Kings maj. 13
Cascade 3
Taylor, SCOTS maj. 2
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OPENING OF THE LAW SCHOOL.
This is the day fixed upon for the opening OF
the Law School established by Hon. J. J. Dyer
and r. 8. Wilson. The proceedings are public
AID it is hoped that our ciizens will turn out.
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rHo. wAyEss, JNo. baldwin,, cHAs.wArEn.
WATERS, LtWDEN d 60.
IND rORWARDLhG g MERCHANTS
lO2 Poydrass st. New Orleans.
Aug. 16 dw-9- months.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

The Geneva arrived at port evening before
last, only siehteen days out from Saint Lou
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

Consi de1able corn has been grown in Paris
from seeds taken ont ofa mummy 5000 years
old
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

1t isa singular fact, that the Doks Of Well
iington never visited Scotland hs 10 sara 20
have entertained superstition that = visit to
tn 1t country woula be fatal to him. The sof~
Ans in which he 10 70 bs ewclosed, four in num-
Der. ius,uding one Of lead, Of unusaal :oiidisy.
are IN hand The inasr eolkn 10 Of Spanish ma
ho1any, French polished, lined with white eatin;
the load coffin, when the body 10 enclosed, VIII
be hermesrisally scaled the third cofiin viii %
similar 70 the inner one. with the exception Of
the lining, end the out, or state CONN, manu-
factursd Of of the finest Spanish mahogany.
viii be covered with reh Genoa vslsit, thickiy
studded With gilt aaiis, ssnorisl beafngs eng
ognsmentss
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

~, The following verses contain 90 much
humor and point, that although the election has
passed and Scott is far in the rear, we think the
verses will well repay perusal
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

WIN. LAWTlIER Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOR.
ElGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
At Tie old stand, Main street, Dubuque.
r AM prepared to furnish country merchants and
il the public generally with goods on as reasonable
terms as any house in this city,.
We are constantly receiving direct from the manufac
every article Of merchandise usually kept or need
Cd in THIS country, which will be sold at very smal
advance on cost, or exchanged for country produce
The highest market price will AT all times be paid foI
the products Of the country IN cash
Dubuque, May Z, 1851. If
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u II is reported that WasEburne is elected
over Campbell.
We can scarcely beliye the story.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
The Weathe,

For the past few days we have had most boun.
tifull rains
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
QUERY.

Wonder if Scot loves the "troguc and
German accent as well now, as he did before
the election
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Cheering News for the Wings.
THE WIIIGS IN HIGH GLEE.

News reached town yesterday that Vermont
had gone for Scott.
Wonder if its true
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TY OF DUBUQUE, IOWA, NOVEMBER 10
ELECTION RETURNS.

We understand from Mr. Dillon, who is direct
from Delhi, that Delhi Township has given
Pierce and King Is maj. Rockville has given
Scott maj.
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Ben. M. SamuelS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY.
WILL attend all business entrusted to his care, in
w Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
0 He has ON hand Land Warrants to be sold for cash,
~ located on time.
oaee At No. j. over o'Hallorans store, Main ST.,
Dubuque. lows.
April e.le52. Ivy
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DIR. W. R. McMAHAN.
TENDERS his professional services to the citizens Of
Dubuque and vinclnity.
dcs in Fitspatdcks building, Main street, first door
below The Globe Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

:" LOVE THAT RICH BROGUE."
In reference to the Cleveland speech of Gen.
eral Scott, the Hudson Freeman thus touches
of its blarney:
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Our friend, Vanmetre, will accept our thanks
for the returns from Johnson county. The ma
jority for Pierce is 100.
Davenport has given ninety-odd majority for
Pierce. s
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b. J. O'HALLORAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

CVMWJSS1ON WkEkkO1N<AN
FANCY AND sTAPLE pay GOODS, READY MADE
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
Queens .so4re, Groceries, dnd Hardware S'c.;
Main Street. Nuhuaue. Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
Wrfkly Grprrss,
THE ELECTION DAY.

MORN ING. .......Nov. 10
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

FOR SALE.
The wings Of Dubuque have two immense
Soup Bowls for sale. Terms easy. ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

FieHr Wlru A WH4Lr.-The crew Of .
bat belonging to the schooner Gasalle, Of
bingham, took young whale about 30 feet long
on Saturday last, of Cape Elizabe h. Whom
first seen thrasher and sword 6sh were engag-
ed in an assault upon him, and they continued
their assault for nearly two hours, when the
vi a'e began to spout blood. At this. sPestion
Of the crew Of the Gazelle lowered bosf.
and running along side Of him, succeeded IN
throwing q harpoon into him and capturing
him. His body all over, bore the marks Of tho
severe manner in which bis natural enemies
had handled him They bad rpped open his
throat and torn ont his tongue; and torn away
most Of his tail, and made deep incisions into
him IN many plscss.-[Bo Trans.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10
CLARK & EATON.
General Land Agents,
DELHI, IOWA

And dealers goods, gFsceres, queens
ware medicines dye, ,su6s, ready made clothing, boots
he bought At the Delhi "Cheap cash St0re." Please
call and U.S. All kinds of produce taken in pay
ment.
and or sale time and locate all warrants
sold by of charge py leaving the aambers at oa'
store in Delhi.
Dec. l-Wly.
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pETER WAPLES.

PETER WAPLES, aa8+
Wsylss House Corner Stare, On JMaia street,
VIyHOLESALE and Retail dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
w eeries, Hardware, 0ueensware, B1eis and md SHOES
&C &c. Apfi 3V, looI. ~
F.v. GOODRiCH,
Waelesale and Retail Dealer in
nRY GOODS GROCERIES, BOOTS, ShoG8, AAfS,
CAPS, ke.l Il hsg szress8
Nos, Globe buildings, Main street, Dubuque, Iowa.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

LAFAYETTE EMMETT,
C Orney and Counsellor at Law.
fSORNER Of Wabashaw and Third streets, St Paul. IN
~ the Minnesota Democrat Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

,orMark rs.ksge."cas D. 4, I C. Chicaso.'-fse
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

ELECTION RETURNS FROM THE IN.
TERROR.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

CLAYTON COUNTY.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

We are under obligations to our friend. Will
son, for the returns from Jones county. It has
gone IS majority for Pierce.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-11-10

Or that vast ocean they must sail 90 soon"
The following beautiful and touching CORES
pondence passed between them. II was about
three years before then Simultaneous desth,
which occurred on the 9Th Of July, and the Rfti.
eth anniversary Of our independence.
The letter Of Mr. Jefferson was written soon
after an attack upon him BY "Native Of vir-
ginia, and when there wss,a strong expects.
ton Of war between Russia and Turkey
this will explain some illusions in the let
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APPROACHING CRISIS; BEING REyIEW Oh
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OF "epuiiual intercourse" The Glsat Hamoaism,
ne &c For sale BY J. 8. REDEIELD, FowLHRS
Wills and The Boob seileTs generally.
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~ ne business We have already 60 Commence with,
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. esn subscribe or either Of the Directors books,
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~ TIE Second Chelsea Building and Matual
teeA Association viii hold public meeting ~ the
sSssnsy koors corner cf 25thst. and ath-sv., on
.s0ADAy EVENING. March l9.-Ths rnpsIalssisd
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me Ae cation combp all the liberal principles OF
smss addition % some other advantages which can
st wan BIZ the books Of Arises OF ASSOCIATION,
- eshs appl cation 20 either 81 the ofnceis Al
49, y. ~cses members by psyisg an Entranee Zee OF ~
49, ias Asi,hly Dues but So. Value OF ShsIes
-. 1snbefs borrowing money GA Shares pay oat
- VT "a the amount loared Let those OF mocsIas
fu pay ,fba 10 landlords who, like the ccusts OF
sSr ave eating no their substance AL who can save
s 80. esass PET Say ca, became skaeholdsr-thw Sc
Nrs s~e WIN "
encsu veil and favorably known citizens o. the
49, lsn q ihe city, and viii receive the names OF All
~ ~Ah 70 subscribe for sharss
JOHN p CUMMING. President. 10Th. av
nrs,vM. L; STEPHENS. Wee Pres !; NO, I'm 81
Ilss. trascs A. Slrieu Dan ell Wilson fhsm.s Page,
E.s.. Anray,. JohR IL. hfons, Df. Z. snchsf'
'Jj.s Csrmsr, Jr.
S@ DxcggR, Surveyor.
BsAcRETT, Atoney
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lust PUBLISHED, in neat pamphlet

lust PUBLISHEU, IN neat pamphlet
~ form price 12l cents Archbishop Rughes's Lecture
THE CATHOLIC CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF
THE UNITED SfATkS-A Lecture, delivered ia Metro
potan Hail. on Monday Evening" March 8, 1852, fer the
benefit the House of under the charge Of the
Sisters Of Mercy. By the Nos, Rev John Hughes, d. d.
Archbishop of Eew-YoTk.
This last L,cture OF the Most Rev Archbishop farnish-
at one History Of the Colonies from the earnest
period and exhibits the religious influences which
were involved in the Revolutionary contest, and give
peculiar value those who would truly understand the
history Of cur country.
In tins DISCOURSE the Most Rev. Archbishop has proved
be y0nd cav only by force Of Argument but By apow
eful convincing and undsputable array Of facts the In
debtedness Of the United States to Catholic Powers and
Catholic Influence for their Liberty and that Religious
Liberty was boon but entirely matter Of necessity
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No l1l Fulton St, near Broad way
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MEN OF CHARACTER. By Doug


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.hev ysu by storm and whom you have commenced
the peruss VI his pages you follow him with delight As
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ventures, plghs and predicsmsnss Of bis heroes JOB
pppas the Man who could not Hslp IT," Is cas OF me
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"Isasc Cheek. viii kaow how to value the appearance
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Just published, new edition Of Isaac Cheek. the
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Will be ready March 90,
MRS. HARRIET BEECHER
lvl STOVES great American Tale entitled
UNCLE TOM s CABIN or Life among the Lowry.
This great work, which has been long expected 10 bow
nearly complete that promise its appearance on
the goth Of March. BY all who have read It, 1t Is pro-
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THE STORY OF THE AGE.
For power of description and thrilling deltneation Of
character it uarvaled and will add fresh aures to the
reputation Of the talented authorizes viii be published
vols limo, 3i2 pages in each vo with elegant de-
binding paper 81 CLOTH 81 31 cloth fun gilt,
81, with discount to the trade Eary o. ;srs solicited
JOHN p. JEwETT COPubibhers, Boston.
FOR sale by The principal Booksellers In the United
States.