Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-21

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atwtshssandsag tls panic and D,.
800 II tbs monsy maskes, we hav. y.
- y soaeaaaaasa 80 psopls Of w..
cru Apwa upon - sapscs bsforsts.~
Crops sf every Kind havs turned ont =
eser average yiaId, and q large Ano...
81 land has beta ealtivssed. "a
has bees raised sn tie slope to Uvnre'.
he Fsssana popalaaIoA during tie -
ter, aad haTs considerable 70 sDa,. !.
the nsw eonsrs who win Rock q a..
pOFsi0M u lows ia shs spring. -
sappnse ahat he present prsaaues I.
the moaey msrkss in tbs east, win :,
vent aaaigrasion but In this we AZ.
froEa uaast oE aaE Esadsgs. We bsl;ss.
that tbs prsssna hard times in thu 49,.
viii drivs szikxation Westward, ,nt
that Iowa win saosiHs large addition :.
hsg populasion nsxt spring. Hisav.n
knosn faat, that thousands in shs s.s
who during Specializing times thopDS,
thamsslvss worth thousands, now g.
thsmselyaa worth hat few hundrsd8,I
larH witt ne small sum which thu
have isfs tham Afser passing through Il.
pressure, thar would not be able to Con-
Imsnce hnaiaesa in The east and hen.
lthey viii Loo for sons place where tbs,
can establish themselvss and sumo.
thazasslyas - the little means vb;.
4 thsy hare lsft, Whsrs, we ask. VII
thsy see ) better prospect for doipg 4,
thAa in Iowa Western Iowa. Here w.,
$500 khsy can purchase ONE HuxDs.,
axzY acres Of LAID. With $l00 no,,
they can get thsrsg-thrss acres broke.
aad with 500 mere they can fence s.,b
thirty-shrse asrss with q good pl,0L
fence and with the labor Of tAenssyv.,
Eoas mani they can Faiss the first va,
0E 81 the broke gzoand, one thouss.s
hsaheIa "a sogn, three hundred bu,b.,
AZ pokssses, fifty wagon loads o. Dunn
kfng, I'VE hundrsd bushels Of turnips ,s4
~ many wasmelons, eacumbess, nu,t
/ msians, beans, beets, eabbages and o,s
/ o. vegetables - will bsused in Is,z.
famEly. This ali uaA be done with t..
outlsy az hHs vIvx HUNDRED DoLLln, II
II CASH. haa can be done With f.,
, thunassd doIlk 81 shs old settled State,
We saswes. comparatively nothing
/ With $50 > pan eOuid not pareb,a
: Land snsagh in tts east TO raise two hun
bred bushels of corn upon, whereas hs,,
he can purchase A0ms for himself nd
family 4ad hays $500 left. The West
then, offers pesuiiar inducements to Il.
: msn Of small means in the east 70 en-.
8 grats to it, ard no portion of the W-r
: ossrs sFsstsr inducements than the VS.,
EN- portion Of Iowa. We say, then. :,
. our eastern friends come West, 7ou VIZ
. are regarded - poor men in tie sast,
Eeotns hsre--buy you a farm With y,o,
4 S2O0---imPEoyeit with the $500 you ts,o
Q left, and u = few years Jon Nil be r.a
3 and can sc back and bay cat tie res
' lasighbOxs which yOu lsft behind you
e Come 70 the West and wark cur rsa
' pEairiss, whsre you can asa youy plough
q whole season with0ut going to ,ls
? anaith's % get il shsrpaned--Oene 70
= ths Wsss whsrs yoa can work your hos
Cd the whole susnaaag season without b,
r ing shod-Coma 10 the West where H.
: whole country IL pasture aeld-Whss
f yoa ean tsEn youE stock out in the sprnl
}, and End thasn rolling with fat befon
I midsummer Come to the West vAsrt
: every time you pat Jour hoe to thcg roua.
= il doas aot clink against 8 stoue-Coz.
2 to the West where your fields will Be Al
0 smooth Is your house. floors, and wl-r
h0Fse-aorrel does not abound-CoE@ Z
the West where 700 can open farm IL
FIRST year, and raise more corn than o.
{ your baas allied ground in the east, at
8 ter years spent in digging up stumps al
: gathering up eobbls stones-Come to II
: West, where yoa can 20 upon the prA.
!, RE and cut Jour hay-hay equal to TN
othy for feed, instead Of remaining i
: the east among the stones and stamps
8 making a slave Of yaurseif in a'TaiR al
q teaupt 20 eradicate the hoTss-sorrel an
=, roll the eobbla Htpnes about so a. 10 h
6 your listla Apiadling corn grow Al
= whara ron viii aiyide between yourss.
and the owner of the land ffteen bushs.
of fsnubbins'' 10 the acre. In sho-t
some 70 The Vest where you can get
home Of yog own-grow rich, live rs
and die happy