The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-19 00:00:00

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population
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No* that tke fate disastrous civ.l war, which, in •
great degree demisted the southern portion of the United
Mtateo. ft mite, kid" hi such a manner as to scents the
Integrity of the great Repablio, while it has removed'
the foul blot of slavery from the otherwise pare and
free political institutions of the country, all branches
of -- lye industry are set in motion to repair the
to overcome the retardation of development
_i by war. Men are wanted, and to this teenit:
Mg land of promise we would direct the attention of the
hard-worked, anderlsaid, ill-fed. badly-housed Inclogitha
•40ntion of England. It is a region wig* astsrlan
_tom 30 deg. to 41. deg. of north latitude, as64llllNfielle.
large tracts of fertile territory, rich in all the elements
of natural wealth, magnificent grazing r- and
Immense beds of metaliferons and
deposit•.. The southera portions are
of sugar and cotton, besides other
de requiring a temperature bordering on
distriets yield maize, flax, hemp.
firtilass abundance; while the more
northerly portions, such sr the rithly-wooded plains of
Ottio, afford abundant r of wheat, oats, and rye;
. . . .
vales and uplands of
stare and varied feeding
. pigs all of which 'pears
in the respective dieWolat
When iii.
(*ea the rinir there ems
labourers to oultivate those fair and fertile iants7sal
ilhol that gruel amine relentlessly sum -tvatralirr
Putted at the most useful ouldwators
' resources, it is obvious that' " ' ' vir

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will here find abundant and profitable employment for
his capital, and a rich reward for his industry. The
agricultural labourer, the shepherd, and the dairymaid,
will here meet with such encouragement and reward
for the application of their valuable labour, as will
secure their inimediate comfort, and rapidly progressive
advancement in the social scale. To mechanics, arti-
fibers, miners, and skilled labourers of every description,
so extensive a country, so rich in every kind of animal,
vegetable, and mineral produce; so feeibtonsly supplied
by cheap means of transit for even the heaviest and
most cumbrous kinds of merchandise, by means of its,
magnificent navigable rivers, and endless source of pro.
fitable occupation immediately p- mots itself. In
short, all wh4 are active and able, and willing to .work,
will find delightful settlements, and bawl.. as well as
profitable employment, in the Southern States of North
America. It is gratifying to find that • most efficient
line of first-class powerful steamers, to run between
Liverpool and New Orleans, have been laid on by the
Britivh and Amerioan Steam Navigation Company, tamm
freight department of which is under the management
of Messrs. Boult, English, and Brandon, and the
passenger arrangements under the experienced manage%
ment of Mews. William Searle and Co. Thies
steamers sail from Liverpool, and the rates of passage
money are so moder.te as to bring them within
reach of all classes of our industrial community.
steamers are large, commodious, and in emery tee
admirably found; and they are commanded by cep
of experience and high oharacter.

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