The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-28


TAs ssedss sssA - Eassera d aSes 10
BE fertile prsines Of the wsst has become
- ssassdess The, The people there are
sssasg sissasl ~ fesr Il may have &c.
pnsise slscs .spen ,het haeiaess. ~ in.
Ased /, hes had upon their progress. Every
r pAragsspA consequently sehec,ing upon thu
fsvsssA presisasot our country is eagerly
.4 ssissa b shs prsss Of Rsstr,n cssass aad
.tssssod t~so deasnciA,ion Of its sdvas.
ses sntes Aseasineatal yoang lady from
sa psssaes cssasy, Ohio. ~hose father through
sss = ~Asa ssssssl 70 the broad Prsiriss Of
III CssssAl is~s, and iaA,csrd upon hia family
- y ellsA he Csc s.sA iajsd,cisss asa
&, s --sAs snssg y passing The drssy water
: IA beasA sheAy With me csid cir piping
,Assset vsNy erssice. wsites to her o'd
Asn4 - seeesns 81 sons of her privasisns'
uAieA 4 Hrssdsly pssashed b. the PaPers
sAsee, - . csrssc. piessrs OF the ssassiags
ef~ssssrs sniesaL,s.
TA9oaa shs sccssiomea 10 oil the CON;
as iasss q ~ ella settled portions Of COR soaa-
aaay, tesaes his fsniiy OF seaderay raised
s"A s4lsassa tea Yves, and titchss bic for
u ii nAss&psn ,he bsesd prsirie. exposed 70 the
s~.ssi.r visSs Of winter, without ssfhcien,
! n .eo,sssisa irea sAsir piercing blasts, Dc.
ssrvss - ssass. Ne nan, however wealthy
! q vsli-,rssi5sa fes Ae nay se. shosh ssiae
. HE fanily 70 shs West wishou, presieusly
yisisise ~ ssunssy aiasslt and securing
csassssasie hose fer them
vssy naay. like this nsn IRON Portage
: -. ~ essssst siA sssssi.s lissls shan
n n vhisA u pass ~ ~isssr with their
Asily. istesAsg ~Gh sha sfsang 20 provide
- 49, eessnnSdasions fss them. But
rs sssAssSseAl, tsprssssd DO they eten be
consAv - missssbie ME they thus lead,
= uAea esausessd with their former comfort.
- sps1isisn. thas esea v they remain. the
osa DUt svsr aitsr expect to have de-
~ ssasssssd. complaining household This .
III wssas ssA while nan does iulssues to
Aiosslf by ssch eourse. be ey 10 means
sses il ecsd snisbie enough 70 q us
dee Il ali simes to his sew home.
vesy sfsen. - We prssane was NJ ssa'
vish The nan from Portage CO., Judging
frea the sGssioas oil his smiable daughter
nen leavs sheir homes in = city and move
. The prairies Of the Wes,. under the ssp
pssision thss sroa their extra, ID nary fsfai
isy tAsy viR be enabled 10 become farner'
wishsat any Of the hard labor expended up
% he soii Of the older S,stes. II y si~ey'
slaLesieos uadsrtaking 70 open new farm
even in country vhere no forests are to b
ieveiel, and By the time he gets seriousl,
ia,s the serk, The ssald be farmer not IN
frssse ntly Gads il very dishear,esins 30
ssess ssd one 70 which b. is altogether M
Ss.ed. We don't know Of an inssanc,
wherein practical farmers Of the East hav,
located themselves upon cur Western Prs
riss and vigorously prosecuted their oeea
patton Of farming, but tina, the. succeeded
and prsspered, and il temperate. indasuioss
asa frugal. By the rise in the value Of thsi'
lands, have eariched themselves. Buiii il
an aonsssse fos city bred n.a 70 come
TO Iova, Or any Of the Western States, with
ihs expectation Of bseoning rich without
.abor Ii 10 our portion and Wherever
nass lot may he east upoa God's foots,eei
- assi not expect to prosper aad u the
sans tiu.s TO eat the bread OF ialeasss.