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The Nevada journal., 1854-06-23
DIR. GUYSOT'S
IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YelloWDock& Sarsaparilla, a,
In Quart Bottles
For the Removal and Permanent Cure OF all
Diseases arising from an impure state OF
the Blood, on Habit of the System.

In quart bOllleS
For the Remoual and Permanent Cure OF all
Diseases arising from an tmpure state OF
the Blood, on Habit ofthe System.
The best Female Medicine known: InciPient Consump-
ton Barronress Lucorrhoea Whites, Irregular Men
srta,ion Incontinence OF Urne and General Gloomy
State of Mind are cured by Dr.. GuYsoTs EXTRACT OF
YELLOW Dock AND SARsAPARILLA, which gives llnine-
djae relief, by renewing the fountain oil Heaiih ana
strength the BLOOD. Ii neutraZes Bad Hunors, stops
Unnatural Secleons and gives Healthy Action TO all the
vital powers. - ~, -,
rites contracted from the indulgence OF the appetite
during the winter, and to prepare the system W ess
summer epdenlics resort now to GulsoTs LAlhA'I oh
YELLOW Dock SARsArARILLA Wilcn Is proving 'sei
aniidote for many OF the most naiisha ,, &c CO.
flesh is hei- to- and thev will be dspponted' LOT
in this remedy the public faith has never
waver; for is founded on experience Jus1 e .
want of faith in other and spurious COMPOUNDS = tso
founded experience. They fly from minerai hos,an
10 seek hope life and vgor, from this purely 'esetao
remedy therefore however broken down III heiin anu
spirits however loathsome himself and Others iet NJ
one despair Of recovery let the patient ohy ~
mat his hope of ply seal restoration is only IN %
lELLoW DOCK and SARSAPARlLLA. ana peisueuo
him for his lies sake try it. and have no hestation
in predicting his speedy restoration to health. =
scRoFULAlt fsas been remarked by eminent men, tnal
In the varied catalogue OF diseases to which man IS aoe
there IS scarcely one OF such importance and OF sucn IN
terest Scroula whether look to the oscurity of its
origin its insidous progress the number variety OF
organs that il attacks, or its remarkable ncurabiy and
extensive fatality.
Scrofua has bafied the skill the most eminent phy
sicians this country and in Europe. But there is an
antido.e for the disease, in DR. GUYsoTs EXTRACT OF
YELLOW Dock SARsAPARILLA," which is proving
itself specific in the most of ScFofula.
Sold by PARK & WHITE, "a Merchant ST. San
Francisco to whom all Orders must be addressed.
ALSO-By Dr. W G. ALBAN, Broad street, Nevada
and by Druggists generally throughout. the State 66m
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ORDINANCE NO. IS

The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do ordain as
follows:
decently expose himself herself in the streets or
in the doorways, or at the windows of any heuse
so to be visible from the street, any female
who shall dress and appear in the streets in men s
clothing, or in any other mode of dress unsuitable
to a female, or any male who shall dress in fema lie
clothing and appear in the streets SC dressed SHALL
upon being convicted thereof before justice of the
peace. be fined in a sum not less than Twenty Five
Dollars, and not more than One Hundred Dollars
and costs and in default of payment thereof shall
be committed to the county Jail in time not ex-
ceeding ten days
1t shall be the duty of the Marshal TO enforce the
provisions of this ordinance to the utmost of his
abilities, and upon the conviction of any person he
shall receive five dollars out of the fine imposed
Adopted, May q, 1854. W. G. ALBAN, Pres
T.. w YoUNG, cIerk.-6 4w
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Wm. &. Badger,

Importer and Commission Merchant,
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth
N ing-Gen. Harrison Block, Battery ST. &C.
tween CLAW and Merchant, ID door from Clay
San Francisco, Nov25-3l3m
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Lumber ! Lumber ! !

ALSO-For sale, in small or large quantities,
all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest cash rates,
at the Mil on Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba Will find the situaton Of this mill pc
euliarly handy for them, and all persons wanting
the article will do well to call
WIN o. STILES
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Stery, Retlington Il Ce.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers an
DRUGS and MEDICINES Che

60 Oh q US uVU 1HNOLO1 O1-FLo ,O7tO-
~ micals, Pertamery, Fancy articles, &c
Ia Stone Binding, Sansome, cor. OF Merchant
street, San Francisco, California.
Agents for osgoods India Cholagogue, Wlstdr
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Graefenberg Co. Medi
Cines. Corbetl's Shakers Sarsapariila, DR.. Hunt
Life Elixir and Hyatt's Balsam
From the fact that enc of our firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States, and superintend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
of goods for this MARKET ater ourselves that we
can offer superiour ADVANTAGES, both in quality and
price. to any Others in our line OF business
march lo-3m SToRY, REDINeToN 4 Co.
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NOTICED

LII PERSONS are hereby cautioned against purchasing
certain promisory Note of hand, dated Jan. 9th,
1854 for -Four Thousand Dollars, payable to G.. W KIDD
or orde three months after date with interest at he rBe
OF nve per cent per month, and signed by VIM. l. and
Joseph Van DoreH, said Note has been satisfied and is
held without consideration 3-5w. WIN. l., VAN D0REN.
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coo CASES FREsH HPEAcHEs. in Glass

VVV and Tin, 800 Cases assorted fle truits,
so corOOns Chile peaches 100 hf b5ls D1ed Appies
so dozen fresh Apples, 50 dozen Cnrrant Je.y,
200 dozen roast and boiled Chicken and Turkey,
800 dozen Lemon syrup, 100 green Corn ana Peas,
25 bbls Cider Vinegar, % gross Yeast Powders,
100 ct.es Smoking Tobacco $50 dozen Tomato Catsup
1ooo $50 oru,nd snires etc For sale by
q In " cOGUIIJ Il co. No 1877 Front street.
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Miners Exchange 4 Savings Bank
ARMORY HALL, SAN FRANCISCO,
nv DR. A 6 WRfG ~

By DIR. a. S. WRIG
~ 00D NEWS FOR THE MINER.-The United States
~ Branch Mint in this city is now in full operation
Tho Miner is hereby reminded that Doctor Wright will re-
ceve and receipt for Gold Dust for u States coinage com
mitted his care, either by express otherwise free
charge and the nett proceeds held subject to the order
owner bearnn interest in favor of the deposor of
and one-half per cent per month soon as coined
Always payable demand. Money remitted to the cas-
States 80 days from date without CHARGE on Europe
al 12O days from daefree of charge Miners will please
forward with their Treasure such instructions as they NAV
wish-with the that no commissions will be
charged at this Banking House. A s WRIGHT
Armory Hall, corner OF Sacramento and Montgomery
ADJ :3m sis. SAN FRANCISCO
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Ordinance No. 10,

Relating TO Nuisances.
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada, do ordain as
follows:
Ordinance No 16 is amended follows:
SEC. Amy person or persons who shall throw into
the streets of this rubbish of any kind whatsoever
shall allow such to lie in front of his building occupied
lot premises, in any way obstrct the streets
to render them dangerous difficult passage shall
being convicted of the before any Justice of the
Peace of this township be fined in not exceeding
twenty five dollars, in default of payment thereof be
imprisoned in the county Jail in term not exceeding
three days.
SEC. amy person or persons who shall put the car
of any dead ANIMAL anything which is injurious to
health indecent offensive to the senses, into any
creek pond, street, lot within the limits of this town,
TO interfere with the comfortable enjoyment of life
property shall conviction of the same be fined in
not than hundred dollars, by imprson-
days.
SEC. 3-An persons owners or occupants of property
within the limits of Nevada required to remove from
their premises and from the streets adjoining the same,
and dispose of within ten days after the publication of this
ordinance in sach not to interfere with the
health comfort of other citizens, all slaughter houses
decayed animal or Vegetable matter standing pools and
everything detrimental tpubc health, and to keep their
premises clear of all such nsances For every failure to
comply with The provisions of this section the party Of
Tending shall on conviction of the same be fined in
not less than twenty than hundred dollars,
or in default OF payment of the be imprisoned in the
county jail for term not less than three than
days. Adopted June l5 1854. w. G. ALBAN, Prest.
c. w. YoUNG Clerk. saw
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A CAUTION !-PRIvATE MEDICAL OFFICE
"A Hundreds Of those who have contracted We
nereal diseases are disappointed of cure by not
calling on DIR. YOUNG at first. He will forfeit
any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under his care, no matter how long stand
ing or afflicting-such as ulcers, tumors, nodes,
punches, pimples on the face and body, pains
in the bones and joints. wakefulness trembling,
copper colored sores, wasting OF the bone, ema-
citation, loss of appetite, strength and tlesh sores
in the nose and ears, loss Of hair weak eyes, itch
ing, humors, &c. &c.
Many persons, after being relieved Of external
appearances of private disease suppose themselves
cured; but, after few months, find they are
troubled with various symptoms which they never
had before, aud which they find it impossible to
relieve.
To all who are afflicted in this way, DIR. Young,
would particularly recommend the trial of his
skill The symptoms with which you are troub-
led are caused by venereal talntS in your blood,
which. sooner or later, will destroy your health
and happiness. No person who has ever had an
attack of any private complaint should fail to
invaluable purifying medicines, as then they can
rest assured that their blood is in perfectly pure
and healthy condition, and that every trace of
disease is removed from the system. Recent ca
ses cured in from two to five days, without change
of diet or hindrance from business or no charge
made. DIR. YOUNG,
Upstairs, Corner of Montgomery and California
streets, express buildings.
Office hours from s A.. NJ. to 9 p. NJ.
A CAUTION Beware of nostrums sold at
apothecaries' shops, and by sefstyled Doctors, if
you do not wish your constitution ruined for
life
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HAIR DRESSING AND
Notice to Stockholders

IN THE ALPHA TUNNEL company, (known Is as N RcEl u
liottD are requested to meet at Alpha on fhlDA ~,
June 30th 1854 and ke arrangements for Woiks tnu
same, the prospects being quite na.elns 5 al "a
Stockholders that do appear on the aDoSe oa'e anu
pay all arrearages, their shares VIII DO Io1r ~ inc
company. JAMES MeGALAVAA'
Alpha june T. lS5i-7-2Ns
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JOHN II AYLOR-

Importer s. Jobber of Druggists Chemical
confectioners Glassware Perfumery. Fancy Goods sc
Merchant, bet Montg omery & Sansome st
rFE AS ON hand complete assortment of Shop Furni
- iure and can fit out Drug Store aud Pysicians Offices
at short notice Also Prescription Walls, Hair Oil and
Pomatum bottles Funnels Graduates Mortars and Peses
Spatuas Corks Twine Syringes. Also fine assortment
of Druggists Perfumeries and Liquor Labels, Combs
Brushes Perfulnery packed with care. my26 3m
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ORHNANCE. No IL

ORLiN ANCE NO. II.
The Trustees of the Town eff Nevada do ordain as
following:
Ordinance No. II. entitled "an ordinance in re-
lation to public shows is hereby REPEALED
All persons, owners or keepers Of any public ex
hibition whatsoever, SHALL for each and every exh-
bition, pay license, a sum of money after the
following rates:
For each and every equestrian exhibition
or Menagerie, S25
For each and every concert lie
=" . Theatrical exhibition,
'' g ' other kind Of show or
exhibition,
1t shall be the duty OF the Marshal to be present
at each exhibition, to preserve order and to collect
said licenses, and in default ofpayment thereof to
prohibit the exhibition until the license shall be
paid Adopted, May II, 1884.
". G. ALBAN, Pres.
c. ". YOUNG, CLERK .-6-4w
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DR.. P. M. O'BRIEN'S

WhoteSdte drug Store and Pharmaceutical Ldbora
tory, Ddvis Street, east side.
Between Washington and Clay streets, San Fran
cisco. 52y
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o 0nn KEGS East Boston syrup, in ave, eigh

. 000 KEGS East E7okLon y up NJ - 80
-OOO aid fourteen Gallons
80 oO0 lbs No l China Sugar. o0o Chests Green Ieas
10000 lbs s | Sugar. 3Po 40 biacA tess,
ln00O lbs Crushed Sugar. i eco lbs Green CoHze,
* ooo lis No china ice $50 cs ground coofe in titus
'sT0 togs Chile Beans 50 cs chocolate. 10 10 bxs.
100 cs vermacla & macaroni, $50 dozen Mustard,
5n0 Roxes c o and Brown Soap. For sale by
R1m ] Il. COGIEIII. s. CO, No. 13I Front street.
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"What Cheer" House.

YTHIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE, 1l9 O.
i Sacramento st.. opposite the Offices of the -Eaa
Pacific Mail Steamship Company and Nicaragua
company-fmnishesa very desirable house for stran-
gers visiting the city on business for recreation
Its accommodations ave been greatly enlarged.
A constant supply of HoT AND Cold WATER is fur
nished to different parts of the house.
Bathing rooms have been added with warm, cold
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
Jackson St., between Montgomery and Kearney Streets
TINE undersigned takes pleasure in announcing
l. TO their odirlends and the public generally,
that they have leased for of years the above
five story brick fire proof Hotel furnished it in the
most substantial, chaste and elegant style, and
now open for the inspection and patronage of the
public Their House is situated in the vicinity of
the Steamboat Landing, near the business portion
of the cly, is convenient for the business comm
nifty, and being located on elevated ground, just
aside from the thoroughfares, is also desirable
HOME FOR FAMILIES.
And gentlemen at leisure. The .Internationai~ is
entirely ON the European plan of Lodgings-with
he meals separate charge in refectory in the
basement, and also Ladies Ordinary on the main
floor.
steamer landings in readiness to convey passengers
70 the Hotel at charge Vi 81. Baggage free.
" sAS T.. S. PECK,
HENRY FISHER.
s,,;1 oa-2u Proprietors.
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-oooTPS sTGAR CURED AND TXL HAMS,

600 LBS SUGAR CURED AND IXL HAMS,
OU,U 6000O pounds ex clear and lXL Bacon,
10000 lbs Butter in rkins KITS 800 bxs Adm candles,
oo0 cnses Leaf Lard in Is and 30 pound Tins,
75 bhls Mess and Clear Pork, 80 bbls Smoked Salmon
25 blr bbs Clear Pork, 800 Oysters, assd. brands
$50 cs Lobsters and CLANS, 100 cs Olive Oil,
Is cs Sardnes LOG pepper sauce, 200 tins Crackers
GOO casks and kegs fresh pickles. For sale by
6-em j. H. COGHILL CO., 137 Front ST san Francisco
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QEM Mats NO. China iip;. and and Pipgfa Sugar

G1SS 25O bDs and nj bOls Cfushed sugar,
ooOO0 lbs Peru Sugar- 5000 mats NO emma hice, a.,
sn hbls Carolina Rice 500 bXs adamaDtine candies
bxs French candles, 100 sardines, hi and fourth
Inn "a Sauterne. 2oi Champagne Cider,
400 casks Ale and Porter 800 cases Porter,
zoo gross r W Matches 500 bags Rio Coffee.
$50 hf bbls Dried Apples. 375 hf bbls Corn Meal:
500 bxs 10 Imperial and G Tea
$50 bxs Ooleng Souchong Tea, go cs Bait oysters,
lo0-bgs Pepper, Cloves and Cinnamon,
100 cases Clams and Lobstes, 100 cs Corn and Peas
100 cases assd Jams and Jeies. 200 cs nj gall pickles
$50 cases Brandy Peaches, quarts and half gallons
For sale by =. "Coo" , ~, - q 49, 1o.'
I'm
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WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S
NEW YORK, EUROPEAN & CALIFORNIA
Express and Banking Company.
CAPITAL, ,....-...........-.. 800, 600.
PRINCIPAL OFFIcEs-l6 Wall street. New York
Express Building, Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco.-s, Place de la Bourse, Paris
WELLS, FARGO & co. dispatch an Express
to New York and every city and town of the Allan
tic States by every Steamer of the regular line
ming between New York and San Francisco, both
by the
Nicaragua and Panama Routes.
accompanied by a Special Messenger on each
steamer
A DAILY EXPRESS accompanied by Messen-
gers) is received and dispatched at San Francisco,
from and to Sacramento and all the towns in the
Northern Mines. Also, from and to Stockton and
ali towns in the Southern Mines.
Their Express to PORTLAND and the interior
Of Oregon, is dispatched by each steamer Of the
Mail Line.
Their Express to EUROPE is dispatched via
New York and the steamers of the Collins Lime.
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, st Louis and Cincinnati Also, payable in
almost all the principal cities and towns in the At
lantic States and the Canadas.
EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANKING HOUSE, NEVADA.
Fire Proof Building, Main Street
WELLS, FARGO Il Co
39-tf c. W. MULFORD, Ag't
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"a, P-.ncsco Advertisements /.
ya:s cF7TLE BEAMS |;

GfalO BAGS CE11LG - - @A%sS5
EVUU 75 casks Elk Clear Bacon,
$50 ties sngar cured hams 90 g GaPe p Era iooacco
1"o nasss salt. in bags. $50 hf b5is Clear Pork,
10 sacks walnu 100 cases Lard, 10 and 20 ID tins.
oso kgs Leaf Lard 200 bxs Macaroni and VerIniceti
,o h Es and Colgate's Soap $50 cases assd Spices,
80 tins assorted Crackers, 200 boxes G . soap,
iSo cases fresh Pineapple. 100 boxes Starch,
* cases assd Preserves, 100 cases Chile peaches,
eco cases Tomato Catsup 500 kegs E Syrup,
100 cases fresh peaches. oo,.,,o
For sale by GooDH LIN y ",
a1~ 62 California street, San Francisco
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PRINCIPAL OFFIcEs-16 Wall street, New York
Express Building, Montgomery street San Fran
cisco.-s, Place de la Bourse, Paris.
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CAPITAL. ................5 100000.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-03

To the Hon. County Commissionsrs for tie
County Of York, in the State Of Maine. at
Msir Regular Session, begun and holden at
alfred. rithin and for tie County Of York.
on The Tae,day merit before the last Tussday
Of Nay, A. ID. 1853.
rlNHE SUBSCRIBERS, inhabitants of said
i County Of York, Respectfully show that
several years since. the County Commission
crs for said County Of York laid out new
County road in the town OF Acton and Lob.
anon in said County. beginning at q point In
the valley East OF the road now travelled,
near tho store Of James Ross, formerly occu-
pied by Stephen Merrill and nearly opposite
tho dwelling house Of Stephen Hubbard.
passing on and over parts Of the County and
town roads on the route to Little River Falls
in Lebanon: that said new road so laid out
has never been made that tho land over
which said road passes Is partly covered with
growing wood and the other portion Is wet
and spongy, and subject TO be flooded with
water large portion Of the year and unfa-
vorable for road and thot there Is but one
house on the new part of the road, and prob
ably never will be any inhabitants thereon |;
that the making Of said new road would 30
attended with great. expense to the towns Of
Acton and Lebanon. and when made would
not be SO useful and convenient to the public
as the road now travelled.
Wherefore your petitioners respectfully pray
that the said new road may be discon tinucd
from the first mentioned point in Acton to
the road as now travelled from tho house of
James Gerrish in Lebanon. near the corner Of
said Gerrish field, and as in duty bound, will
ever pray.
ELIZA ". KICKER, and 2O3 othc rs.
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O. We notice in the lis, OF premiums award.
ed by the Crystal Palace Judges, tina, the widely
celebrated Chocolate, Cocoa, and Broma Prepar-
atoms Of Messrs. w. Baker& Co, Of Dorchester,
Mass, 10 whom premiums were not long since
awarded by Institutes and Fairs at Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore, have now re-
ceived the first premium for superior excellence,
and bronze medal, from the New York Crystal
Palace Exhibition Of the Industry Of all Nations.
Their choice preparations have attained wide
celebrity in all parts Of the country-allay rather
than induce the nervous excitement attendant
upon the use Of tea or coffee, in consequence Of
which they are recommended by the most emf
men, physicians, and thousands Of persons can be
found in every part OF the State who have e1Pe-
rienced great bepe6, from their use. 5-lw
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AT Cour, Of Probate held at Alfred within and
for the County of York, on the second day Of
January, in,hs year Of our Lord ono thousand
eigh, hundred aud ffly-iour, by the Honorable
William G. Allen, Judge Of said Court:
- certain instrument, purpor,ing TO be the las,
will and testament OF Polly Cuts, late Of Bdde.
ford In said County, widow, deceased, having
presented the same for probate:
Ordered, That the said executor give notice 70
all persons interested by causing q copy Of this
in the Eastern Journal, printed at Biddeford, in
said County, tina, they may appear a, Probate
Cour, 10 be held ut Alfred in saidCounty, on the
irst Monday OF February next, ut ten Of the cloc;
in the forcuoon, and shew cause, If any they
have, why,he said ins,rumen, snGua not be prov
ed, approved, and allowed rs TIC last Will and les
lament Of the said deceased.
us Attest, JosmuA HEaRicx, Register
A true COPY, Attest, JosnrA HrRkicK, Register
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WHO WANTS TO GO WEST 7

With the improvements in Agricultural lmple.
ments, within few years, which bring machinery
TO the falmcr's aid, and enable him with comPar.
a,ively Sigh, expense 10 take care OF large crops,
and the opening OF numerous Railroads, farming
on the rich lands Of the West, has become one OF
the mos, inviting and lucrative Of employments.
The Young State Of Wisconsin, for instance, with
the bes, Legislation of any State in the. Union
public schools richly provided ior-6lling up with
the hes, OF the foreign immigration, the indus,ri
Gus Norwegian, and the intelligent and well
TODD Gcrnan,-wiih climate better adapted to
New England constitutions than any other Yves
tern S,a,e,-with the ine rolling prairies Of Its
Southeastern counties, and their great markets,
easy OF access, both by water and railway, Mil
wauke and Chicago. Where may ayouns man
with family growing up about him, more wise
~ stake out his home, than in the State Of Wis
consn? Fruit Of all kinds finds no more gcnia
.oil-and no better land for Wheat and Corn, lies
on, Of doors and these are articles, now that con
yeyances TO market are secured, that will always
bear ga price" The raising Of Horses and Cat
lie, n, the West, with their short winters, ant
abundance Of fodder, is every year improving IL
Its profits Their extensive prairies furnish fine
ranges Coz Sheep, aud wool-growing, at Presen
prices, and prices tina, the improving manufactur
ing interests OF the country will fully sustain
brings generous returns The soil aud climate o
Wisconsin, is supposed to be peculiarly adapte'
10 the growth OF Flax, which in a few years vii
become one OF the leading products Of American
Agriculture We arc for the West,-at any rat,
we are going out TO sec the country. And wh'
wants us to look out place for him. A few
have made this rcques,-and il is suggested tina
there are quito number OF enterprising men 10
these two towns who finding i, rather tight work Il
keep their families along upon dollar, and dol
lar and fifty cents per day, with -four SO bar
rel, with an upward tendency, and all other ne
cess,ies Of life bearing like price, would like Il
change their circumstances. They have no, the
means Of buying farms in this region, but wher'
land, and land too that is land, may be had a, one
dollar and twenty-five cents an acre, they car
command land enough for themselves, and boys
too, when they shall have grown Up. Accompany
or Us, Yankees, settling together, would give US
in our new home, New England neighbors and
friends, and New England habits and Institutions.
We would like to consult with any who feel in.
elined toward this idea.
JOHN r. FRENCH.
Biddeiord. February is,, 1854.