Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1837-07-15

A Bno THEIRS LovE-Thcre il .o,,.,.
transcendantly virtnous in the affection, Of
hearted brother towards his gentle and amiahla $:
ter. lie can feel unbounded admiration q. ~
oeaufy-ne can appreciate and applaud the kind.
ness winch she bestows upon himself He can n,s.,
her bright lips and fair forehead and sill she !.
unpoiiu'ed-he can watch the blush steal over h.,
features when he tellsh er of her innocent foe.
ne can Clasp her to his bosom i'll consolation vhs,
the tears gush from her loaded hean.-Wiih wo.
man there is feeling of pride minglng with regard
which she has for he's brother. She looks upon him
as one fitted to brave the tempest Of the world a,
one to whose arm of protection she can fy for shell
er when she is striker by sorrow, wronred Or or,.
pressed; an one whose honor is connected with bar
own, and who burst not see her insul,ed with inn
punity. lie is TO heras the oak is tothe vine and
| though she may fear all others of MANKIND a.. +,
secure and confined in the love and countenanceo f
her brother
Nothing affords man such satisfaction, and no.b..
ing entwines s:s.e. sionaisiy among his avn,
pathies end interests profound reliance on heryi,
tue, and strong conviction of her difienee and de-
lcacy. As these two latter are far the most deli.
cate qualities of female, SO are they the ssccses,
spells for enticng away the affections Of the other
SEX A female without delicacy is awoman win.
out principle; and as innate, ond shrink perceptioo
Of virtue is true characteristic Of pure hearted
/ creature, SO isthe most infallible union between
hearts that bend in responses to each other There
is more Tenderness in the disposition Of womanthan
men; but the affection of brother is full Of the
purst and most generous impulses; it cannot b
quenched by aughtbut indelicacy and unworthineu
Il and twill outlive thousand selfish and sordiA
attachments. A deep rooted regard for gentlecrea.
lures born OF tho parents as ourselves is cer.
tainly one of,he noblcst feelings Of our natre and
were every other feelings of human nature dead
save this, there would still bright hope remain
that the fountain Of virtue and principle was net
{ yet sealed. @
ADVICE ExTRAo F. DiSARY.-The Philadelphi.
Gazette wing paper Of the first quality, and
Therefore loud in its zeal for the 6 supremacy Of
the laws''-adyisas allthose who wish to purchase
; lands to go to the land ofices and tender bank
notes-ssif refused, let him take posseaion of The
land.,' One setproposes to organize combination
to withhold payment of tn pubic dues; and another
set proposes to take the public property by force!
IMpo ETANT AUxILIARY.-Almost at the momens
. Of leaving town, we are informed that purchase
has just been made of ten acres of land one and a
half miles below Peoria, for the purpose Of COM
mencing horticultural establishment on q larfs
: scale. The purchaser is Mr.. Asa Rowe, proprie-
tor of the Monroe garden and nurseries, near Ro-
7 chester, n. Y That establishment is one Of the
most extensive in Countrywide catalogue
e,ing 46 closely printed pages,-the entire variety
of which will be transplanted here. Mr.. X. left
. here Oh Wednesday, for New York, to make ar-
rangemets for. his immediate removal.
tits needless to say that we hail this design with
the highest satisfaction. 1t will prove Of incalen-
liable benefit to the north-west, and lead At once to
the Introduction Of orchards upon every farm in our
f Military Tract and all the neighboring counties.
1t is also matter Of qualification TO that the wa
), ry proprietor, after examining infinitely number Of
points In state, selected this i'll preference to
;. them ALL from its superior agricultural and COM
!. mercial advantayes.-[ Peoria Register
: Coas MEAL RusK. Among the many delica
ces III the form Of brad. which render the enjoy.
ment of breakas accaptable we know Of none more
e deserving notes than the prepared according
p to the following receipt:
j. Take six cupsfull of cornmeal. of water -four,
= cupsfu Of molssses, and tablespoonful Of sal
&c arot,s, mix the whole together and knead it into
" dough then make two cakes; and bake them a.
you would pone, for three fourths of an hour, and
yowill havs of the most delicious description
n nfbr al that ever sracsd tho tabs. Farmer and
De Gardner.
- 10 scIUsEo Tho Cossacks, i'll their course o.
plumber, came upon the rustic habitation of Koscius
. ko. The horde brandished their spears over thu
veterans head, and persisted in plunaerins his cot
tagc, when he endavored 10 convince them Of the
injustice and barbarity oftheir unmilitary eonduc,
Finding his demonstrates Intellectual. he barred hi
= bosom, showed his wounds, and exclaimed, "Sol
- diers, respect the asylum of soldier, or dshono
;. your profession 2, ssWho art thou,'' demanded
y, the Cassack leader, 1who speak our tongue, and
:, dares thus address us?'' 81 am Kosciuskoy'
- The leader and his followers fell at his feet ant
oi craved forgiveness. Plato, hearing this order
10 ed guard of honor 10 be stationed at the humbl
- residence of the Polish patriot.
in GAMBLING lit is but a line that Sc
60 paratcs innocence from sin. Whoevsl
fearlessly approaches the line, will soou
IRE have crossed it. To keep at a distance
Is 5. therefore, is the part Of wisdom. Nc
Try man ever,made up his mind TO consig'
, a to perdition his soul at once. No MAJ
~ ever entered the unknown avenue
Re. which conduct to such an cud, with
ju- firm and undauntcd step. The brin
~. ~. Of ruin is approached with caution, an
IN. by imperceptible degrees9 and Ii
M wretch who now stands fearlessly SEQ
10, fling there, but yesterday had shrun
nd buck from the lettering cliff wit
&c, trembling.
;;p- Do you wish for illustration? Til
Il profligate's unwritten history will ful
nd nishit. How inofensive its commsnee
nk ment-how sudden and awful its catas
W. 10 trophe! Letus review his life. H
bid commences with play; but it is only
for amusement. Next he hazards
10 trifle to give interest, and is surprised
IN when he find himsef gamer BY tn
he hazard. He then ventures, not with
!. out misgiving, on a deeper stake. Fh'