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The True Charm Of Home.
BY MARY c. GRANN1ss.


1t needs not wealth, with its splendid ac-
compartments, to make home beautiful and
attractive. No elegance Of garn'ure no COL
lection Of the choicest works Of Art. can
atone for fhe. deficiency. If the true spirit.
which is the very essence of pure hnme-life is
wanting.
Young Bride suffer not your heart 10 feel
one pang Of regret that YOU cannot fill vonr
new home with the costly adornments of the
rich. Sigh not over the neat s'ingrain CARPET .
wishing it were an expensive "Brussels," or
richer ''velvet tapestry;" nor allow one mur-
mur of discomfort to creep into vonr hear,
while selecting the humber articles for do.
mestic use. Believe us. when we affirm there
~ that within vonr own soul. a power. if rich.
" exercised, that can 90 more towards making
mp the best attractions and beauty of home
than all the trappiags of nphols'-rers and cab.
met shops in Chris'endom; than all the wealth
of the Indies can supply!
7 ''Bette: dinner Of herbs, where Love is. =
ay, Love, the great tallsman. can throw around
the hnmblest home. the lowliest fireside. 2
potent charm. converting all things within the
sphere Of its influence into higher forms O.
beauty and gladness than aught else conld be.
stow. That Love is thine, or should be. and
oh. how blessed will be it's mission. if IFS
springs are ever kept fresh and pure
See to it. fair young sister. who art now en-.
barking upon the untried sea of welded life
see to it, we pray thee, that it's spirit sanctify
thy household. With Love presiding at the
board. with Diligence and Cheerfnlness walk.
ing hand in hand through daily duties. and
above all, with an earnest religious faith ele-
waiting and hallowing each domestic tie. you
may rear blessed home bower. in whose
peaceful shelter your heart shall find sweet ioy
where virtue and intelligence shall delight to
dwell, and where all the beautiful charities
and gentle sympathies of our nature shall be.
come fireside guests, never to leave thy pres.
ence.
Think of these things, young wife! learn in
season the extent of your own power for good
and know that the true charm Of home con.
sists in the atmosphere of soul that neryades
it, which, if what it should and can be. will
fill that sacred spot with rarer beauty. and
invest it with brighter attractions than aught
else on earth can bes:ow
Maple Cottage, Hartford. CT.
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sEcrroS 1. Be IL enacted by the General assembly
Of the State Of Iona, That hereafter mortgage of
real estate shall be foreclosed in any other
than by civil action in the proper court; Provided;
That nothing herein contained shall be construed to
apply to deeds Of trust
So. The provisions Of chapter lis of the Code con-
cernng foreclosure Of mortgages by notice and sale
shall still be applicable to mortgages of personal prop
erty.
So. This act shall be in force from and after its pub
lication in the Iowa Weekly Citizen and Iowa State
Journal '.'
STEPHEN B. SHELLEDY.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
ORAN FAyILLE,
President of the Senate.
Approved February 2sth, 1858.
RALPH P. LOWE.
hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy
from the original roll on file in my Office.
ELIJAH SELLS, .
of
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Does the English Kansas bill submit the
Lecompton Constitution to vote Of the peo-
pie of Kansas?" Technically, literally we
believe it does not; practically, substantially,
though most unfarly. we think il does The
reople are not asked, "WiIl you come ito
the Union under the Constitu.ion-Yeso or Mop,
but ado yon consent TO accept and be content
with the grants of Public Lands for Schools,
Railroads. &C.. proposed in English's bill?-
Yes or No;" and, if they vote No, we under
stand that CoAgress is TO consider the Lecomp.
ton Constitution virtually annulIed The OBJ
iec'ionable features of this Contrivance are
1st. Its equivocal. ambiguous character, cal
culated to mslead many persons as to the
question TO be decided bv their votes. and TO
allow trimmers to pretend that they voted to
accept the Congressional land grant, not the
Lecompton Constitution; ID. Its offer of a
large area Of valuable lands absolutely and
conclnsi~ely to Kansas in case she comes into
the Union now as Slave State, and its silence
as to any snch grant, or any grant at all, il
she votes TO STAY ont until she can come in as
a Free State; and Sd. Its allowing her 10 come
in with some Forty or Fifty thousand inhabi-
tants as Slave State, but requiring her to
wait until she have At least 90 .00O and prac-
ticaly till she shall have Over 100 900, if she
insists on coming IN as Free State These
conditions are most unjust AID unfair, whether
it be or be not a real grievance to keep her
longer out OF the Union.-Trib.
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Chanfer3 39.

AN ACT to amend Chapter 22O of the SesD
sion Law OF 1867.
SECTION 1. BE IL enacted by the General As
senably Of the State Of IoWa, that the first par
agraph of section of the act 10 which this is
amendatory be so amended as TO read as fol-
lows: That when any person intends to avail
himself OF the provisions Of Chapter Ga of
the Code of Iowa, it shall be the duty of such
person within ninety DAYS from the time of
the performance Of the work, or of the fur
nishing OF the material, to file in the Office of
the Recorder and Treasurer Of the county in
which the premises may be, and TO record the
same in book to be provided in each county
by the County Judge and kept for that pur-
pose, statement which shall plainly set forth.
S2. Any person furnishing materials TO be
used in the construction or repair Of anv build
ing by any contractor or in improving any lot
or parcel Of ground shall have the same lien
as the contractor according to chapter 81 of
the Code of Iowa. Provided, That before
furnishing said material. he shall notify in
writing The owner or proprietor of the quanti-
ty aao value Of the material to be furnished
and II no objection in writing be made thereto
the owner or proprietor shall pay the said
person furnishing the said materials, the value
Of the same according TO the terms and condi
tions of the contract made with the contractor.
So This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its publication in the Iowa
Weekly Citizen and Iowa State Journal.
STEPHEN B. SHELnEDY.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
ORAN FAVILLE.
President of the Senate.
Approved, March 1lth. 1858.
RALPH p. LOWE.
Office of Secretary of State. }
Des Moines, March llth, 1858.
thereby certify that The foregoing is true
copy from the original roll on file in my office
ELIJAH SELLS.
Secretary of State.
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England produces three objects which are
met with everywhere, but which in this island
are remarkable for their marvellous beauty
the women, the trees and the horses more-
over, place which raises race of horses wor.
thy Of admiration is also peopled by pretty
women. What Is the cause of the coincidence
it IS not easy 10 say; but this strange correla-
ton is not the less real. Georgia rears the
best horses of the East. The plains of La
Camargue, in the neighborhood Of Aries, fa-
nous for its lovely girls, preserves the blood
of the Moorish coursers in state Of nature:
the Andalusion maid attains her perfection Of
form by the side of the most symmetrical
steeds of the Peninsula; at Mecklenburg yor
behold the pnrest blood Of Germany; and when
pF aanx Of amazons gallop along the ave.
nues of the London parks, the dazzled eve
cannot fix itself wit indifference either on the
ecuyere or the animal on which she is mouat-
ed. Let young girl draw up her horse be-
meath lofty tree, and you will contemplate,
grouped in single picture, the three marvels
of England. -..a.
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A Yankee traveller, who saw the live Hoos-
a.

Yankee traveller, who saw the live Hoos-
ier, wrote to his mother: t
"Western people," says ne, ego to their
death on etiquette. Tou can't tell man here
that he lies, as you can down East, without
fighting. A few days ago man was telling
his neighbors in my hearing pretty large
story. al
Says stranger that's whopperY' aar
Says he, ''lay there, stranger"
And in The twinklng of an eye, found my
self in the ditch, the worse for wear and tear.
Upon another occasion, says to man I
never saw before, as woman passed.
"Ihat isn't specimen of your western wo-
men; should think?o
Says he, ''You are afraid Of fever and ague
stranger, amt you?''
''Very much" saysI.
"Well," replied he, '.that lady is my wife,
and if You don't apologize in two minutes, by
the honor of gentleman, swear that these
two pistols (Which he held cooked in his
hands,) shall cure you of that disorder entirely
so don't fear stranger,
So knelt down and politely apologized.
admire this western country much; but
curse me if can stand so much etiquette, it
always takes me so unawares.
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SONG.

o, moonlight deep and tender;
Ayear or more agone,
Your mist Of golden splendorS
Round my betrohal shonel
O, elm leaves dark and dewey,
The very same We seem,
The low wind trembles through ye,
murmer in my dream.
O, river, dim with distance,
Flow thus forever by, .....-
A part Of my existence
Within your heart doth lie!
o, stars, We saw our meeting,
Two beings and one sori.
Two hearts so madly beating
To mingle and be whole!
o, happy night deliver
Her kisses back to me,
Or keep them all and give her
A bIissful dream Of me.
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From the Courier des Flats Inis
Hints to Manageable Young
Ladies'.
BY EUGENE GUINor.

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Law Of NEwSpAPERS.

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contrary, considered wishing to continue their
Inscription.
O. Ifsubscribers order the discontinuance Of Their
perfod sals the publisher may continue to send them
until all arrearages paid.
g. f subscribers neglect refuse TO take their pc
r'olicals from the office to which they directed
they held responsible tin they have settled the bill
and ordered them discontinued
4. If subscribers remove to other places without in
forming the prhshers. and the sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible
B. The Courts have decided that refusing to take pc
riodcals from the office removing and leaving them
uncallei for, is evidence of intentional
fr,ud.
~ Pnstmasters neclecting to inform publishers.
when papers not taken from the office, lay them.
selves liable topay the subscription.
II Is also their duty in such notify the pub
Usher thai the papers not taken out by those they
senl to- and the why they not, ifknown
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The Buffalo Advertiser thus describes the
spirits kept for sale in a large class Of
groggeries in that city and elsewhere:
The brandy is poison-the whiskey of that
variety known as '.harGware',-strychni
would improve it-and the gin is kept in glass
bottles simply because il would eat through
the slaves of barrel in fifteen minutes.
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A man over eighty years of age, resident
of the Brooklin, N. Y, Aims House, has now
growing an entire set of new teeth, being the
third set he has ha to eat his way through
the world with.
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The Small Pox has made its appearance IN
Keosaaqiaa. The Republican, mentions four
cases. of which two had been removed to
hospital provided by the City Fathers, mile
out of town.
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He that would pass the latter part Of his
life with honor and decency, must, when he is
young. consider that he one day shall be old
and remember when he is old tha, he has once
been Young
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A correspondent, in mentioning the wreck
of a vessel. reioices that all the crew were
saved except four hogsheads of tobacco.
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In Liverpool lately. woman cut off her
husbands fore finger while asleep out OF pure
affection. He had threatened to enlist in the
army, and she prevented separation by
ihcapac itating him for the service.
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\ Mississippi fire-eater boasts that his
s'memory Is not short" While his hand was
in, SAYS Prentice, he might have included his
ears"
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The time occupied, in Cincinnati, in firing
attaching the horses, and getting the machine
into the sreet, does not exceed one minute and
a half.
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Men are frequently like tea, the real strength
and goodness are not properly drawn out until
they have been . short time in hot water.
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Observation-Disclosures vineoude derstententatel.
new kind Of game, lately discovered in Iowa,
is in great demand at the East.
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Holiness, the most lovely thing that exists,
is sadly unnoticed and unknown upon earth. !.
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A few moments OF divine sweetness In secret
prayer is an antidote 10 any sorrow or trouble.
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Women govern us-let US try to render
them perfect.
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A new paper started in New York, called
"The Movement" states that sssone men of
wealth in New York, Buffalo and Chicago
have it in contemplation TO establish some
where in the West Leviathan Farm, Of from
l00, 900 to 10000 scres.
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Chapter -.

An ACT concerning the foreclosure Of Mortgages
and amsnlstcry Of chapter 1ls Of the Code,
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Men acquire conversational refinement;
women are born with il.
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Tn. "Courier'' is indispensable, support il.
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In the early days Of the present administra-
tion, it was widely bruited that Mr.. Cass was
only occupying the chair Of Secretary of
State for the purpose Of keeping it warm for
Gov. Walker. II would comfort the country
to know whether the temperature Of that seat
has been raised to the proper point for a man
of Gov Walkers blood
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LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--TH]

~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GM IMPORTEp --Tbs 0in,
DISTILLED In London from under the surveanos Of the
aMh excise laws dslcste favored with unours of hs Italian
berry and the valuable rstoraves OF the
liable kngn rendering ID tie opinion Of the eminent med
oa men inc pure and satest stnlan durec drink
nH delicious tonic aud delicate favor differing entirely
from :ny Other Gin md devoid of that harsh acd taste which
aes ~ asucs known - Holland GIN or scnaps 20 oectonabe
@gnsr.y gene in cases q DyPepa Cont RhsumAis opsy, Gravel
Sonc poera Fever and Agc Scture Diseases or the Urinary
gns the kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility &C. wht the
weaker sex will nnd BY m Adoption relief from those
% annoyances which frequently attend their delicate
Dr. vaontns Mott New York n. hshs medical authority,
to any cher but the best article the kind has
peculiarly adapted settlers the southern
states as well m travellers changes
For sale in qcA seventy Ave cents and Dts thirty eight
g al drugstA roeers and country merchants Beware
Of limitations. Buy only CiiAHltss NONE OTHER IuPORTfD
Nay be bad In Washington Of Ford Brohcr Daniel Clark,
viison, Hamilton Ieach, Walacs Eliot Richard J.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer, No 90 Broad&ay, New York.
EDMUND c. CfIAILES, Importer, N
Mar lily 10 broadway, New York.
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! NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
$. 9. Herring : COS Patent Champisa safe

8. G. HoFrinG 4 CO.p PATENT ChAmphon SAfos.
UyHE subscribers. grateful for past fAvors, and
finding pubic bestowtng tcr palson-
age that waretooms wsre % exhibit all
r stock enlarged their depot opening extensivc
ana sara Broadway, No soi q srrsy street. OPP
pose the CITY Hall Ths enlargement waruo1ss room, tho
scept enlargement o their factory viii
srs 70 keep hand all larger burglar
oroof than othe establishment the world
ruou will pvivats match
with other furniture for tho security Of ate jswolry
Also 44.a .a
VIII aud make order all
dors vaas Halls p~snt powder proof
o. Jonsss patent psruuaoa bank lock
paonl lock, without key. sf h1.N teef nfF os7
= c. HERRING Co.,
Nos 135, 1877, and l39 Water street.
No. 25t Broadway, Murray It,, New York
nff y COYIE h co., Agents ~ e
ht Hat Washington, D. O. ;
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent "a
Nay 2d-1y Richmond, Virginia
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REClEN llegado q esta cuidad ticma 81 honor de
IL Oftecer los ti
CABAIIERos FslANolES ~ ~
IN cscdo Srdo dc Epcueis, nes, Anieos Testro
hEa VISTA Tdrs dc Aasnento queres pcerns
de orc Articilos YrAAcesas. ~ tff
Tenda provonalInens Eight
freeos muy moderads, 10 mismc de Europa. AZ iafF
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raymep, yr eripsqs puy u. pusrgs iaranSa ga
s Mpet ~ AN }tAasx ne Ars&Sdo n u4e vssoa
wnsn their subscriptions srs about g EYER.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Now York

Mutual Lie lnsurance Company Of NOW Hork.
TRINITY Bssldino, Ill Byuadsesy. r
TJVHE assets Of this company amount to nearly FOUR
and enrcy cash. q hich fAr sl-
lion kusdvof ouad dollars Invested bond aud
the city and State Of New York valued m
lions ~ dclsvG 'iattffs ~ ttt ~,
ontiro prons already amounting million hundred
taousaHd dollqrs the property the policy holders.
IRRxs
Of application and pamphlets giving Information
pncd applying the companyb agcuts.
FRtDK WINSTON, President.
ISAAC ABBATT, Secretary.
iaF SHEPPARD HOsfANs, Actuary.
~ sax NiNTURN POST, n. d., Medical Examiner.
May 2G-ly@ -thH Wsb ~ fss
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STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris opti-
~ clan wOOx0N who has asrved ffom Eropc with
wen tho II god many others tho
proved specscies Snd giassss among which are ic
iyRHc0Hc CuNCAyE AND CONVEX, uiE DOVME FOCUS AND
DouBK rolBqiED BRAZILIAN rEnnfxS CRYSTALS, ETC,
which are warranted 70 urovs Ated win weakness
Ssrt or ending to also, SHORT sGlfrK1NtzS syt ~
Persons who compelled ge those using them,
VIII he suited stgkt T1ase wonderful N n fif
poUBIE-rsysHD VENEZUELAN CRYSTAL ROCK
nave received the highest recommendations the Worlds Fair al
raR through their
tre unknown any other improvements W tet nft 10 81
ana ao oil styles q opera and magniiying glasses conp..as
nu his and
psnn'ylvana eighth street No ss and
fenn. svcuue. ..s y ~ .,. .l'af ,ff.l fl flilg
Nov 2l--d1y =.
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-7- IT v-TT11 T--TT TTT7r- T -T7C7
II TTTELL'S LIyING GAGE, enlarged syirs, made up,
chiefly the be articles from The English qu@rtcrneS, mouth
Rubehsd wssA In aubss 81 aeveai,
May IL q ih ftHtl vtt''f ~ " FhAftCk TAYLOR ~
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r UDLoW'S BRITlsH INDIA, ITS RACES AND
s Wellington pesI-cses, rslasns ndis is7, lsoS yol
London, 1883
C.rvhs Nadc Easy, vA esgrsyss, Lnndeu lsss 81
a., -.
Metals and their Alloys by scocru Airarn Aiken,
others, VOL london, 1903 ynf ~ 'a ,fAh1o
Young ocsrs Umrsnioh W sos tcfs lord de c secon
Bsydcns Dictionary Of Dates 9Th edition. Inudcn 1851
Budrnss catechss Of te s~gns, GAndop
1854
Mys ''''ffc nagJ sad prAxcx TAYLOR sdf
:TT II T7T- 7T7U n n J--II " " z TT TT vs.
4 (tECIL'S, DATES, BATTLES, AND EVENTS IN .
NJ Mcdcrn history vof} london. 1858. 20 cShss.
u 62.
RapssAIrc. neslasxy ivel Lndso isss. D. ae 1J -
Tho Campaigns Of Hannibal BY Lieut. Col hacdougan
Ion0su 1SeS ~ as nl9 f,f9 otn if aHHftn Csf4 a
Tss Tn';sy e y ~ lsp' Col n.fess.' second sd.oa
N-rspssrs Hsay s tho Bru.h Ea.n adiA, London. 1887
tit+t
0seys Philosophy Of chsss iouAu l0A asl4aasiei sla
Professor wilson's Lights and Shadows Life
gsres is and The F"se~tsvA' shses eonpssi
ne iSrs. cfrs.ri DHsed by csstsvns. vol
ouc dnded seventy sDnes Duets Ahn Ces ,,
1sno for'e aoeompen'mens vol
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