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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

AMONG THE FANATic.--Thc ssLittle Giant,
the greatest orator and statesman nov living
and the proud and hanorrd of Illinois ar
rived at Chicago on Thu sday evening We
no; Judge Douglas. after he gets through with
talking ~ the wild fanatics, eihgy burners mig
ger st-alers, mob advisers of Chicago, city
he has done more for than any a.her man in the
Union Will visit his constituents down this way
they all want tn see him and hear him talk
He stands as strong in the affections of the
democracy here as he ever d,d-Mor. Gax
Auy. %.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
New York, Sept.

1t ia rumored that fraud has been detected
in one of our banks An unknown person
went to the Chemical Bank and deposited a
check for eleven thouta I'd dollars on the
American Exchange Bank signed Bishop g.
Co, and then drew from Chemical Bank on the
strength of that check.-The affair turns out "A
forDoYv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

Pur YOUR TRUST IN P..IScEs The Paris
correspondent o, the LONDON Times narrates
the following incident o The Spanish insur
rection:
at appears that while tn combat was going
on between the people AID he troops in the
street, not far fran the Ia ,ce, nothing could
be more odious than the :, tisaness and ingrai-
tude of Queen Isabella towards the wretched
men, who, whichever may have been their crime,
at all events refused her personal grat,6ca-
ion. She held on to them until the moment of
danger, and when that came shc turned upoL
them as iftheir conduct had always been con
irary to her wishes and c ,nmlnds. She in
formed them, in the midst ut the uproar, that
from her they could seek protection or SYM
pa, hy, that she would not aud them sgainst the
people-that she knew much of Constitution.
al Government as to be aware that she was not
responsible 10 any one, and that as her Ministers
had got into trouble ard danger, they must
manage to get out of it as well as they could
or the truth Of this | am assured on good au-
thorty, and base it "a | find no difficulty in be-
lieving Spanish Bourbon capable Of it. 1t is
Ferdinand to the life
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f o r. E l G N
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N e w $.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

ARRIVAL VI lHE Ell NOTA.
Halifax. Aug. 90.
The steamer Europa arrived this p. M, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th, one week later.
Flour-Western canal 32s; Ohio, 34s; Corr
lower, at ass; White 36s.
MoNey MAAKEr-Consols SO 10. Brown
Shipley quote White Wheat at 9s9daI0s6d
Red Ss3da9s6d.
Breadstuffs generally, demand fair. Holders
firm. with moderate sales 10 trade.
Allies investing Bnomarsund. CIimea expe
dition not sailed Other affairs unaltered.
New Y ork, Aug. 81.
LATER Smith o Brien had written 10 his
f,miiy from Van Diemans Land, that he was
preparing to leave the country and return to
Europe.
The accounts from S .,ain were giving great
easiness, and it was thought that the i'm
peachment of the Queen 8 mother would speed
ilv lead t. the abdicatinn Of her daughter
There was some probability of customs union
with r frugal.
The London Times has article strongly
censuring the administration Of Gen. Pierce,
for his conduct in The Greytown affair, and Tor
the Congress on the Spanish question.
The Washington arrived at P. M. Her
news has been anticipated by the Europa
The Washington arrived at r. M. Her
news has been anticipated by the Europa.
Lord J,hn Russell had stated in Parliament
that com nnn,ca,ion had been made by the
Gear to tae Austrans, that it was his intention
to evacuate the prlnCipalties
The Aus, ran Minister had minated to the
Ministers of England and France that his gov'
eminent was nevertheless ready to interchange
notes as Professionally agreed upon, with the
view Of obtaining security for future peace. II
remained to be seen whether Austria would put
her armies in action to obtain securities, II they
could not be obtained for negotiating.
The Quern's speech at proroga'ion OF tariia'
ment in reference to the war in the East was
temperate and firm.
Buchares. was occupied by 10000 Turks.
The French Ambas sador at Madrid had been
threatened by the populase.
Mr. Buchanan was present at the Prorogauon
pf Parliament.
Trade tn Canton showed symptoms of i'm
provement. Excess IN the exports of tea as
compared with the same time last year was es-
,imated al 2lO, 0O0. 900 pounds
The British bark Tnseg with $50 California
bound passengers, was lost in Prata Snoal No
passengers lost.
Confidence at Hong Kong had been restored
Pirates still abound in the Caution river.
FURTHER BY THE EUROPA.
New York, Aug 81.
The London Times has an article strongly
censuring the Administration Of General Pierce
for his cOduct in the Greytnwn affair, and for
the Congress on the Spanish Question.
Smith O. Brien had written to his family from
Van Diemans Land, that he was preparing to
leave the country and return to Europe
The accounts figp Spain were giving great
unessness, and Il was thought that the i'm
peachment Of the Queens mother would speed
iiy lead TO the abdication of the daughter.
There was some probality of Customs I'm
ion with Portugal.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

Savannah, Aug. 30.
The steamers running between this port and
New ork are ordered for the. present not to
bring here emigrant passengers.
Mobile papers are complaining OF too much
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
Notice to the Public.

TIME Co-parnership heretofore existing between
i w liam Neumeister Henry Armbrcch, Hugo NJ ilei
and Nicholas Thies, mutually ssoved the 25tt
instant Those indebted 10 the Company, and those t.
whom we lndeb ed ar. requested to forward
Immediately and have Element.
WILLIAM NEUMEISTER,
HENRY ARMBRECHT,
HUGO MILLER,
NICHOLAS THlES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

THE PRospEcr FOX CoRs AND PoRK IN
KENTUCKY, OHIo AND lspIAsA.-An agricul
tural friend writing 10 the Cincinnati Coin.
mercial from Highland county, OHIO, says tina,
his and his neishbors' wheat crops are failure,
and that the corn is failure, and that there will
not be the wherewith To fa,trn their hogs and
CATTLE
A correspondent of the Louisville Courier.
writing from Raugh and Ready r. o Ander-
son county, KY, says tina, there will not be
half a corn crop raised there this season, and
that s me per ons are turning out their hogs
t" die, while Others are killing the most indi-
ferent
The Jnhnson County (lndiana) Democla,
says Stack hogs cannot be sold at any price
iadred many would take il as an especial favor
for some one tn take them off their hands y
This is the result OF the anticipation Of the
failnr. OF the cnru crop
THIS is cad news from the great agricultural
States Of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, and i,
, will be felt wherever merchants sail whitens
tie ocean.
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FRESH STOCK OF
Watches, JeWelry Il Silver Ware.
IOWA IRON WORKS
Now i'm full Operation.

MANUFACTURE
Steam Engines, MIL Irons and Mil Georine
for both FIGURING and Saw Mills OF every description
Horse Pone's and Ihrashing Machines,
of the most approved kind
~ vi kinds of Machinery and Castings made
der 3 shipped TO any part of the country
j. FARLEY Il ROUSE,
pubtFIe, ApfIl q, 1888. daNtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

TmE DKnocRAcv or lLLIsols ARE DOING
poeLv. - The Hon. James Allen, the present
member Of Congress from the 7th District in
lllinois, snd who voted for the Nebraska Bill,
nee BEEN Re nominated BY the democracy orthat
District.
The convention adopted resolutions strongly
endorsing the Nehrasks aci, snd those, Senators
and Replacement YES who yoled f,r il.
This We believe is the 4'h Nomination
: made By the democracy If NJ !, every ore Of
whom are Nebraska men.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

E1 1t is said that the boys are wading across
the Ohio river at the mouth of the Kanawha
4
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

New York, Sept. l.
couple of Germans were arrested or
board the steamer Washington charged with
smuggling diamonds and watches to the amour
of Sl5,0 900 The property was found in bel
rouni their persons
The reported capture Of Count Bourbon ir
Mexico is doubted.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
Charleston, Aug 81.


On Saturday one bnndren seamen left this
NAVY Yard to join the independence, now al
New York, preparing to SAIL for the Pacific. =
The Cayene's crew will soon be paid off and
DISCHARGED.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
Cherry Hill Cemetery.

I'M public invited secure Lots IN Tins &c nm
a etery IT has been laid ont in IL convenient - q
tasteful manner INTO lots of Gitf,r sizes 1Ieci.
rance rom town IS such that il will not probably
ever included within the future grow h of fhs citi 81,
mat any graves will be disturbed aud is Sc ne ar
as to be OF convenient families either IN w.
'cles or on foot The road leading from Eubulue is
excellent, and the propTietors satisfied that its SIT;
uatian and eishllity for the purpose which is de
signed needohiy be observed to lie appreciated.
Persons wishing tn purchase will irpl, al lie olic
OF w. Barney Co., or to the updersigned
WILL AN CARTER
pec22, 1913 da"tf Agent for Cemetery
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
Livery stable.

Livery stable.
On 4h bstpecn Main and Lofuststrses neGt Cut Hoe
LYMAN & STOUT,
Successors Of Lyman & stomo,
HAVING reftted their stable in the best order and
IL purchased fresh horses, new harness, saddles
bugges, carriages, sukes ETC. to which they invite
public examination and trial.
Wepledgs ourselves to keep good horses carriages
etc as can acknowledgements the Northwest dlio
ask is a trial.
Rr HIghestprices paidtor corn. oatsandhay
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

Tne sstwAuKyx Fiex. The Milwaukee
6en'iosl es,imstrs'he fetal loss BY the grea,
~ II thAt city q $35Ioo0, Of which amour,
l0 - covered BY in suranee.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
New York. Sent.

Boston, Sept. !.
The Europea arrived at 81 O'Clock this
morning. The mails leave 4 P. M.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

CY- An immense drove OF sheep, over 1000
in number, passed through The city this morning
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

II LUcx - The lie vote in Sect county. for
Representative, has been decided in favor Of
Dr Wit.r, sIr.nscr,t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

FITz HENRY WARREx-The Worcester
(Msss Palladium, in alluding to the report that
Fitz Henry Warren is likely {, succeed Gen.
Dodge as U. s. Senator, says, "A more un-
scrupulous demagngne cann.t be found in the
whole country than Fi'z Henry Warren " The
Palladium seems to speak by the book -TDav
Banner
Yes the unerring rolmme Of nature and expc-
Renee.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

s4yN4 80 I)s. Wwps. The death .f R.v
vAeeN4 WDodr, * Ard YER Theological Sem
~ iesna unc 4 liz WAS IL years of are.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

~ We direct the attention to the advertise
ment Of Smith and Martin, dealers in boots
shoes &c, in the Bur; on Block.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
A CARD.

since the Propretor's recent Laboratory engagements
he is able to fill his orders for LYoN's KArH
AKRON, without delay. This peerless and immensely
popular article for nvgoratn, and beauti the hair
is sold by every druggist throughout North and South
Amercs Europe, and the isles of the No article
OF kind obtained extensive sale in all parts
If the world.
Let those use
Who used before;
And those who always used
Now use the more.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
DUBUQUE GYMNASIUM,
OVER p. III. CONGER'S STORE

'I>HE MANAGER OF THE .DUBUQE GYMNASI
UM" takes pleasure in informing the citizens Of Du
tuqne and vicinity that he has opened his for the
reception of gentlemen wishing to indulge in the health
restoring exercise afforded by Gymnastic sports. To all
those suffering from want of fully developed muscular
structure, Gymnasc exercise peculiarly ADAPTED
judciousy used in the prescribed in his estab
iishment fail in making the weakly strong
and robust
Mr.. Manchester has been at considerable expense in
fitting up room for the purpose above named and
hopes receive share of public patronage in his line
of business.
s.P MANCHESTER. Manager.
Dubuque, Aug. %, 1854. diff.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

TREASURE DlscovEREp.-TheN New York
Times says that while same workmen in the
employ OF George Gibson, contractor, were
removing some earth at Harlem, N. Y. on land
belonging formerly to Samuel Benson, deceas-
ed, they came to a box of Spanish dollars,
which contained some 1900 OF 5000, which
were deposited there under the following ci,-
cumstances Samuel Benson, great grand
father 10 the late owner Of the estate, UNIV lling
to carry so much money with him to the noun
tains Of Fishkill, whether he was gone during
the days Of the revolution, deposited the same
for safe ksepng, and planted over it a small
fruit tree as a mark of the place Of deposit,
leaving his entire farm in charge Of his slaves,
his wife alone being acquainted with his secret.
The tree soon dying was removed by faithful
old negro servant named Tom, and the ground
worked a. usual. When peace was declared
and Mr. Benson and family returned 10 his
farm greatly to his chargin he found the tree
removed, and the burial place lost to his mem
ory.
The workmen WIN found this deposit filed
their pockets, and left their employer, and since
have not been heard of They were two
Dutchmen and three lrishmen Contractor
Gibson had left the spot few minutes before
the discovery
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
NEW YORK
EDV r. nav CT0D
CllAMBAUD d KAMMANN.
GROCERS, AND

De0lers IN Wi4es Liquors, &c,
No. 30A, ste.naboat Landing,
DUBUQUE, IONA
I'VE beg leave To inform the pablo that we have
w just opened WHOLESALE and Retail Liquor and
Grocery business
Getting our Wines aud liquors b, direct importation
and having the best connections la The East we are
confident that we can give Sa ftction both as reg1r
DUAL ~ aud price IL all hu ill favor rs with then
orders BESIDES u good stock of Groceries 4 Liquors
embrdcin every article IN this line, have me as
mrnt of Preserves, Pickles, Oysters sard mes c
winch VIC viii sell wholesale and retail low prices
". BAH sorts Of produce bought for cash.
IubgQ te Jdly 1854. dylm+
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

ID ART of RATTRAY'S Goods have arrived at In :, .
after being detained about 81 d Us ON Tho wa, .
iiuRRAH again for railways. Among the Inr,it
arrived there spl mild lot of Prayer ia oks Bible.
Holywater Fonts Crurifxes, Rosares &c also Tria,s
Of mind, Irish Settlers in America and great lot ot
Catholic Literature. also, lie Old Brew, " Hot Corn
Mrs. Darlington, Mrs Partngtnn> Garnet Bag 81 Fun
History OF the French Protestant fugees Uncle sam y
Farm Fence, with nearly 600 vols. If Literature II
sell at rates thst will make purchasers stare and say
that Ratray's is the Store II er all.
+. S.-A splendid lot OF Pictures, Picture Frames
yNouidags, &c,
One clseer more for Rnilroads.
June q, 1851 dawtdect
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
Long Looked for Come at last /!

WE have just received large and well selected
w stock OF Boots and Shoes, which were purchased
with great expressly for the Wholesale trade in this
city, and comprises every thing in that line that the
try demands -.
All those wishing to purchase any thing in the above
line by the case dozen, and who value their in
terests respectfully invited call and examine
goods and prices. fhey will be found nnprece entcd in
the mercantile history of Dubuque, Bound to
Sell If we can realize cost ane ira portation.
Terms-Cash, or three months credit for approved
paper. SMITH Il MARTIN,
Burton's Block, Cor. Seventh and Main sts
June G. 1856 i-d&Wtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

v Beecher says-"We never hear the re-
mark made ola person that man has great
many enemies, without feeling DESTROYS of his
acquaintance. We are sure TO find him in
many respects man of superior ability and
8 terlinu character
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
TO PARENTS & GUARDIANS

MANCHESTER'S GYMNASIUM.
TIME undersigned woaId respectful, announce that
i he is ready to names for the Juvenile
Class, which lie proposes forming at his Gymnasium
suitable preparations nave been made, and he Is
ready give lessons to all those who may desire it,
Boys from TO Ia years of age, will find implements Of
exercise adapted to their years.
Hours of instruction from TO 9 A. and from to
P.M RrRoom overP. II. Gonger's Store, Main
8. P. MANCHESTER, Manager.
Dubuque, August %, 1854. diff.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
NOTICE.

NOTICES her by Given that the partpersh bar.
~ tuf're existing IN the Stone cutting Business he
tween lanes W. Crockett and james {. " Iliiams
this day dissolved
The btsines of the former firm i'll be carried or
hereafter by the undersigned who alone Us authorize,
=, sc fti' lis affairs. JAMES e.. WILLIAMS
Dubuque, May Il, 1854. DIV.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

ELoPEMENT.-A Mr. Martin, who keeps q
grocery on Railroad st-e,i had occasion recently
TO visit some landed possessions at some distant
place. During his absence "gay Lothario..
German named Huge Paul, boarde in Mar
tine family, who has been in this country over
nine cs ten months, and who il has Teen dis
covered. has wife md children in Fatherland-
took the opportunity to whisper "soft no,hings
into Mrs. Martins credulous ear.
Tuesday Afternoon, at l o'clock M the
enamored pair took the steamboat Express for
the East. Mrs. Martin taking with her three
children. As she had the key Of the '.money
chest it is supposed she pncketed not only the
proceeds Of the grocery Int a large amount OF
new hills on the Saten Island Bank. How much
else was taken does appear as Mr.. Martin is
still absent
He knows nothing Of the peridy and faith
lessness which has entered his domestic fold
and stolen from him not only the one who
should have been the loyal guardian of his hon.
or and possessions, but these who were the de.
light Of his heart and the hope of his future
Elmira Republican.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

CHICAGO MARKET.
Aug 30, 1854
WHEAT. Spring wheat ranges from 81 "a to
PrmeI from $l,20 to $l,4O per
bushel.
CoRN-From 60 to 81 cents
OATs-Frem SO TO 35c.
RARLEY-F,o ON so to
RYE-Nominal 10
PoRK.-Mess pork from $l2 100 to $l3.
HIDEs.-Market finn and demand good.
GREEN 4aa5c-dry sailed Liable.
GREEN sailed 54a63c.
CALLow.-l2al24c.
LARD.-SRa9c.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
dissolution.

ON the Path day of May last the undersigned mn,u
" ally dissolved their connection in the Livery busi
The Of The establishment will be settled
by the undersigned at the office in the harm, and those
indebted the late firm requested come for,y I'd
and promptly settle the same. A. w LYMAN
July ID, 1854. dwlm s. SHOMO.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
DRY GOODS

E pr'cipa' part OF or stock has ut length arrived
and We prepared 10 offer to III trade the hest
anu largest assortment of fr, Goo So this side
of t'hicagn, al even less thin tht ago pricrs
fease call an examine, our prices 9 think Gu mot
tail to give salts faction.
SIMPSON BENTHaI. C. Co.
M. got Lever.
p""hH"e, Jnnea5 ~ a.. d. wtnia - ,55.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

FRIENDS OF FREEDOM!!!
LADIES &GEnrLEMEN,-Yon are respectfully invit
ed to meet at the EMPIRE CHEAP STORE, and
examine the reduced prices late arrivals Of Sum
mer Goods consisting of Bareges, Barege de lanes.
Lawns, Bonnets Parasos, DrilIings, Mosquito Bars
GONE PRIcE.' Corner OF Second and Main SITS.
JAS. H. RUSSELL,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
New York, Aug. 81

The investigation of the New Haven Cons
mtee in the late frauds is nearly concluded,
and full report will be made on "Wednesday
next A meeting of the stockholders will be
held soon after the report is made to The public.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
TIMOTHY MASON,

(sIGN OF THE GOOD SAM ,RITAN.)
No. Sc, Main street
DUBUQUE, IOWA,
WHOLESALE DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS;
PAINTS, VARNISHES, DYE.STUFFS,
FINE SOAPS, FINE HAIR & TOOTH BRUSHES,
PAINT BRUSHES,
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Pure Zines and Brandies tor medical purposes,
FANCY ARTICLES,
SUPERIOR INKS, LETTER AND CAP PArER
STEEL PENS .4vD ST4FIO.NERY
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS will re Give par
L ticular attention at all hours If the DAY and
NIGHT.
Customers and Physicians will always find at this
establishment
Fresh and Unauthorized Medicines,
which have been selected with great personal care, for
this mGrhet.
All purchasers are invited to examine my stock,
they will find il equal TO any in the Stale.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
Promptly filed and satisfaction guaranteed wrc gard
oIn 10 price and quality.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

COUNTY REVENUE.
Amount of balance from 1859 in the
Treasury, as per report of July !,
1858, $3.50 IS
Fees from County Officers, 2,979 IS
Amount available Of Tax of 1853, 1878 95
Is I" 1852, 81 "a
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET
New York, Aug %
Flour 1915 to $Il,25
Wheat, bushel Sl,60 $50
Rye LES 1876
Oats So c. and CSC
Corn IS CO.
Provisions.
Pork, clear $l8 90
mess 10 81 f3 so
Prime IL IS 10 81
Beef, IL and Sl3 for prime mess $40, 75ai7
for repacked Chicago, 1878 and $6,s7 for city
prime.
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Albany, Aug. 81.
The State Loan was taken at liz I-2a ID
B ,stnn, Aug. 81
TIE frigate San Jacinto will sail for the Bal
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06
81 Louis, Gaicn:s, Dubu que and
G st. Paul Packet.
- EXCELSIOR

'nL apoVe Well known and p ,pular Steamer will
\ nun regularly between ST. Louis and ST. Paul. tl,s
present season. n y UESnr =, .'e
Dubuque, April 10, 1884, daw,t
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-09-06

The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles.
ID. 3. BARSEs. Proprietor. I6i Hrnadway,N.Y
o. For sale by DIR T. MASON and W. P. ALLEN
Druggists, Dubuque, Iowa. daw I'm
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1854-11-03

take and administer oaths forbidden by the Divine
law, and for purposes contrary 10 The constitution
and civil laws both of the United States aisl this
Commonwealth; yet, when the awakened cot'sc renee
Of some one OF the order emIts ray OF truth, the
cry Of p0rjury raised, and the honesty and patrio
tism ofhe truthful citizen is attempted 10 be used
against him all the ordinary walks OF lie. bis
IS the morality of the Know-Nothing order. These
are thedangerous elements by which We are sur
rounded The whole air Is pesulenial with treason;
each family circle or social party seems permeated
with the poison of social and political treason Even
the temples of God turned into recruiting stations
for this armv of social refugees aud laz2aroni who
are told that they must keep their oaths If that
fact bring down the pillars Of the temple of liberty
This IS the point for American citizens 10 pondrr-
Shall Know-Nothing morality prevail, or shall the
Constitution with proclamation OF civil and reii-
gious liberty be still the guide for American reemenf
This is the question .--PhIa. Arg"S