The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-08-04

The SEOUL to this thriliin tail-"The Sap
Bi!ar's Doom''-wiIl be wrote as soon Il
the gifted oglAer finds time and idees.
! Sutc bg tie OrtsGy: -
Truth noeka4 inter the u.Ane q next week Will rls
B.. err s@acel KANT dew it,"
Wot Solomon said TO Simon Magog abou
..th1 Queen Of Shelby, il, jest as true now
p'-IruthTrtat b, s.rasseF thanfickshun. -
This ere sentiment IS pckeT!lurIy pat t
aour thrillin story.
!. The !cadin incidents is all founded on fax
particularly that about the dTedful end Q
Onpossble Peabody. TO all doubters, it i
enough to say. that the Identical hog PEI
4 wsai7hs met hisEate, isstilI 10 be seen. q
IOWA IN JULY 1850.
Let any man who entertains the opinion
that Iowa is not destined, and tina. ere Ion.
20 be the r!cheststate of the Union, in agri
cultural products and material wealth, com
now<eo wa,sand view tLes broad rollin
prairie, clad in 'dseplrich verdare. Aud /
he doubts that this verdure that evcrywher
covers the face of the prairie With bur
dens0me envelope, is rich and nutritious al
j, pasturaSn, lei, him "a . the nearest hoviOt
herd ard notita thair ext enGed abdonons
and feel their silky soft skins that cover
saPcrabundance Of flesh, such as is seen no
where elss, save upon the pFaHies Of Iowa
If he doubts the quality or this flesh bein!
the very best that is grown in America
he has bu: to 90 to the New York cattle
-1nntk e Is, and lie NilFtthere learn that tn,
best sbssisscones from Iowa. And if HI
. doubts that the hides Of Iowa cattle are tht
best for leather, of any domestic hides in mar,
kct. ne has Ut to enquire Of the So who have
manufactured them and be will then learr
that their superiority is equal to about one
he he'd io Si: the Of iSFa pas s 's
let him eat Of well made Iowa butter, anu bis
+douttswltrnt once-be Isra,lad.>
Let him not stop when he has examined
the bovine herd, tu. let him 20 also, and
! examine the ovine herd and mark its health
and condition, and inquire of the keeper OF
bis success in WOOL growing, and If his ex.
perience has been Of years sufficient to be
more than an experiment, he will talk to
him in the most cheerful manner of his sue
cess. and the general healthful appearance
OF his dock will satisfy him that he is dealing
iyt III iducy but IN IaCE.
Let this Inquirer nov approach the cult
waited held grooming as it were, under the
burden OF grain, now following for the sckel
and the harvester, and no doubts will lin
ger 10 his mind but that Iowa will be a great
wheat producing State. Let hun look also
at the green fields Of growing corn, now
standing SIX feet deep over the hill side and
valley, just ready to shoot up its tassels to
more than twice that height and visions of
poverty and lack, will find no hiding place
IN his mind longer; but he will with swell
ing heart, bow n thankfulness, that his ewes
have been blessed by such rich prospect of
saefutnre Of Iowa. .. ... -.-.
But, says one, cattle and sheep and whea.
and corn, are not all that is needed TO make
up the sum total Of human wants. Truly
50. Then let him 20 to the tangled wild
grove and he VIII there find plums and ap-
PIES in kind, aud rich berries in such album
dance, rs to pat to everlasting fight, all
doubts that fruits adapted 10 this latitude
can De groru hirsto perfection. Let him
stay not away For fear that frujt will not
succeed, rs this very valley of5the Cedar.
will ere long be enc extended fruit garden.
Let him 70 the vegetable gardens, and
str re giaucs will satisfy him that a'lSGs
desires eau be satisfied there, also. What
tben2 Health, we will say. Let him look
around upon cur people in the walks Of life:
yet him go to Ire sciao no ases. and il the
,Aono asdbea!tafu afpe rance Of the pupils
DO DO; o. oGco satisfy him that this Is pre-
emanntT healthy country. there must be
.on'" eiruent IF sAapt1sism in his compost
tl3u tia: 40 roasouabIg amount Of cysdeQca
fss,ls fuay L. il IisavJ off ID, /. no..
enough to create material wealth. Let him
look at cur never failing rivers, and he Will
ssFss aes sc ISaasf sS.xES possrsla
ann soo& into our dense forests and he will
sea abundance Of excellent timber for al
rgrV2sss. L.; him. a. MA ss.s slsne quar-
4 . safShfa ahss.atj tk-vlt Aehn abun.
8aacn at extsaeat and cheap building mate
rial. Les h.m lock lizzie, yea, bat q little
further cir, and be VII! see iaexhausttb!s
s~~v If ~'1ta0d gypsum and clay.
lie VIII then say there Is no market. Let
him inaG ~ what the last gcar has acEop.
n, .ts'i - 'hs we 81 bgas'St rATF5sI, Ga
49,. @a''s u ll0f conveyance BOW known,
and ,e1 a.m saok at the ease and facilities
,El:a waI@- 70 .ds can he bs.,s 10 all digse-
ftss - tsh - objscsps III vass.w A.
49, A1~-A-f--- - - - , =
Ii our stranger has satisfied himself On
all tbese raiats, let bin iaeatvc atxaas ur,ce
's~F ~ 4 s'tE7l;R e-ss 1t ~ tifaa. anI Il tha
answer IS 10: satisfactory to the purchaser.
be nav Dos aoEe 20 ever bssat.sEa1. aud the
S9Jds ttafe, ~if# fst>l - sGgn5.s.
- ~. asa ~
To nsa 0f enterprise rish cash or u ishoat
cash, va say U6w j. the tins n cuy.A- 10
IJsta ~ T. zassstss ss ts.Afr,t44 .xstAu
This Day foEwavj forever, taere never again
wiH be - good = s.rra 10 buy land here. a.
ass. as = cor &ss fani no~ s. wear oua
prses. If raa bsEe es.s. sni -,u can Do
nearsy the sans II yea have 10 cash TF5a-
g .effs<fs* .@Ea<-FsE"r II