New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-05
wisconsin Phainn1.
Correspondence Of Tue rrioane-

April 18Th. 1915.
Letters OF i5quiry have become so numerous,
/ thai the Council OF tins institution have directed
me to publish Circular, giving 10 the public such
| information Of our institution, our location and
country, as they seem desIroas to obtain Our To-
! cation Is midway between Green and Rush Lakes,
in a beautiful valley Of 500 acres, By the side q
which gio-s crystal stream OF sutiicien; volume
and fall 10 serve all the hydraulic power winch
may be needed BY an extensive Asseclatoa-it :
the product Of springs of constant issue--conse-
qleny the stream varies but lille Il vo,ume through
the year.
By means Of cheap ace three fall: msy be OBJ
tanned. one of y. one OF Is, and one OF p icet,
creating power of sufficient force 10 propel y
OF s,one-1he Phalanx have about } 600 acres,
including school land, (eased) $50 acres sowed 10
wheat last summer. a saw-miIi, and frame house
TO the Aggregate OF 80 by 800 feet horses. 80
oxen, - cows, and loo sheep, and have made such
arrangements as 10 increase Their stock OF oxen 10
$50 this Spring
There are aow on the Domain so laboring men
total, including women and children, H. and num-
Der of additional families viii become residents
fhls SpriDg \ Resident PhyscIJu l. en- MS wly
aader tenc., and are RAPIDLY progressing wlth the
Spring work, and are preparing 10 put IN toJ acres
OF wheat The present season.
In our family arrangements. We adopt the gene
raj SYSTEM proposed by Charles Fourier. having a.
tered II 80 as 10 adapt i, TO American feelings ana
American hablts, family independence, care Of
children, and modes OF living.
In religion N-lhodiSts Presbvicrlans, iptlsis.
Ejscopali4us ana UnIversaists blend IN one COM
mon union and worship al on common altar. We
have no power 10 contract debts N our corporate
name, consequently the Incorporation Is free iEom
den.
We have day school. asinaire school, Sunday
school and public worship On The Sdbblfh. W.
have the mail once week Lester Rounds Is
Postmaster at this place.
Oar place OF shipment will be on Fox River,
miles N0rlh. TINS rlvcr communicates with Lake
Michigan via Lake Winnebaso and Green Bay--a
portage OF ) miles Is the ouly obstruction 10 n2yi-
CATION.
There is steamboat on Lake Whine bago, which
runs w Fox and Wolf Rivers, and Is OF great ser
vice 10 The country Goods are proposed 10 be
brough, from Green Bay to any place on our nas
gable waters all shiings per cwt. Gen. llaEdilton
stevens. ot Green Bay, will act the general
agent of EmIgrants bound TO thus country. There
Is an abundance OF Government lands still 10 be
mad at the tate of 81 y per acre, winch are fast
being taken ~ By actual settlers.
Mr.. St.vrns'S uutirin2 Yea! and intimate know
ledge of our country will doubtless be OF service
10 such as may seek Information This place Is
distant from Green Bay 100 miles, ShebD,gan 6j
miles, lbiO TOdO) !'lllHAuhic pY fNds OF "clfT-
town ZIG miles. via Fond du Lac 80 miles, tbad
road).
lt,ns of admission into the PsalanX are, good
character, temperate habits, peaceaSle disposition,
good health industrial habits and al least Sl09 Tor
each member OF family
We are DESTROYS III obtaining the following ne
chsnics. VIZ: Millwrlsht, Que Tin and Copper
Smith, a Bdker. Stone and Brick AIsonS. Brick
Maker. Tailor, Carpenters and Joiners, &c &c.
Our country Is one grand PrdIue InierSpererd
with bpauuu groves aud scattering TIMBER TX
crl,ru springs aud valuable rvu.eIs well stored
with ish weighing from 10 5 lbs each
Deer. ducks. and prauie hens constitute the val
u.b!- game of our country. Hay Is cut IN any
quantity, and i OF 30 valuable quality that tile
attention l. paid 10 the culture of tame grass The
Old red sand stone and mountain me stone crop
on in the rayines and frequently en- the pEairies
and are abundant for all agricultural purposes
Boudrrs Of granite, slenle, serpenl!ne ana the
Ike are frequently met with, bu; no; n sutiicen,
abundance To incommodr the culture Of the land.
Tue country Is elevated and airy, tree from stag
nant waters, consequently from those bilious and
ntrrm.tten, ievers winch have proved 50 destruc-
i've 10 life aud health IN sections farther South
Oar praiyiss already greer with tiIe spTinsIns
grass. and begin 70 teen with flowers, which Will
soon make the waste of winter assume the earb OF
beauty, where the gardener skill wall De onfdone,
the tulip and dahlia outrlyalsd, and the grandeur
of art be los: IN The sublmfy OF Nature.
l. NJ. PARSONS Pres';. c. Wise. Phalanx.