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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
tn E,robate- $500 Coun1y conrs.

IN NE matter OF The Guardianship Of GeOTgc Seth unO
a minor.
Notice hereby given that by virtue aud in pursuance Of
an order OF license made in said matter the Sh day
April D. 1851 by the County Court Of said County tie I'M
dersgned Guardian Of said ward viii The Esd dBy OF May
d. lSo M Salem at the premises 10 be sold az O'clock
T. NJ OF said day offer for sale st public venue the follow
ing described lands Wit the interest II d ward in all
that parcel Of land lying and being h the Of Salem
County OF heosia and state Of Wisconsin wit: Il beng
part of the south cast quarter OF section No three
north FRANCE twenty gast and described follows
stake on the south line VI tie school ot seven rods to the
centre OF the Geneva road thence the centre Of said
road 10 the ceareo tie tt9i road north nineteen
degrees est on the centre Of said trail IuNd shall
be necessary to make five of hand b5 running
west to the west line Of ad quartz, section thence south -
the place Of beginning containing five subject to the
widows dover and a.Hcrirugr given 80 Dauie. c. Burgess
ELIZABETH A Hun OON, Guardian
Dated Salem, April -, l-5l 8w46
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
Invented in 1866.

Warranted Superior 20 All others or no
Pay!
AND THEY Will STAND THE TEST
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be The
best Cathartic Medicine yet discovered.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

WHEN we meet with opposition in one thing,
w we are bound 10 eveel, I'd est in keeping the
best and purest quality of Drugs and Mepicines in
the market We have been East and have select
ed the Best from the New York Market
Oct. g, So STARKWEATHER & CO
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
GRAVEL FOUNDRY,
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN.

FENHE BRICK HOUSE SITUATED ON
III the south half of block 81. known as the Baird , .
house the south east quarter of block ~ block -
KNOWN as the Foster house aud barn. ard quit l.
claim of lots and 4, block 36al in the North Ward Of
the city Inquire OF 4. GLASSHOFF
Kenosha, Dec. q, &c. Head, Rowland / Co
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FANCY GOODS

DRUsHEs, BRUSHES.-A superior stock of
kJ Paint, White-wash. Scrubbing. Counter Shoe
Narnish, Buster Clothes, Hair, & many other kinds
to numerous 10 mention. Call and examine at
STARKWEATHER i Co.'S
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

IN able c sc:
Four octave M-!eeou, extending from c roc, so
Four and Z half octave, " CtoF 60
Five octave Melodeon, " FtoF %
Five octave, double reed, FtoF 1870
In Piano Cases
Five octave Nicholson, extending from F of, 800
Six octay Aelodgon, f 70 +, 49,
Five octave, double reed, " q FtoF. l53
Organ Mslodeon (Ior churches) FIVE ociavrs, stops,
and half otaye palas, four sets of reeds, $50
g Agents for the sale our Meloleous may be found
in all of the principal cities and towns OF the tied States
GE0. A. PEINCE& CO,
Ger. Niagara AID Maryland streets, Buffalo,
Iy3t ana s. Fulton street, New York.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14

STATE Of Wisconsin, Circuit Loi1t Kenosta County,
Cherries T. Cornish Compainan: Dctsey Ann Davenport
STA Davenport, Collins Knapp, Wdl!aa Scarlet, and
Barton f. Clark, defendants.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-05-14
ZINC PAINTS.

-TTNS Z
NTE are constantly receiving, and shall keep a
w full supply of the best brands of Zinc Pant.
White Zinc being an oxide forms chemical combi-
nation with the acid of the OIL producing hard and
durable paint, either for inside work for exposure
to the weather.
critics and gives better and more durable white
STARkMEATHER & co. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
ras ~sarLscssY vaar q "A c..s. :

~S'"rbsSstr TeAr ~ ASoasss.
Upon this ground vas ths sGsnss ,.t.~
By ths Jews ssaibst ssr ssvissr. rl.y
bad great worldly sxpeesssisss rsspsss,S
his advent ssd He, By ths iasss tisssi sS
senee Of parade and pretsnsiea utterly die
appointed them. A mere uasssauisa sae
ansmtiiieus tsieg ssvsr lived, Fer, j sn
meek aud ioviy IN mind vas Oh. sxpressiy,
language with which he as.;ss.,sa iis per-
son aud policy.
The character Of Jesus Of Nazareth vss.
simple oee- Fer, the1gh II vas . ny.sssi.
Gus conbinssicn ef kenasiiy .na divisiiy.
yet 10 Was that CEN oissfion snd sstsins
nors. His habits we're sispls, and the as
essnt Of his biIth ssd death 10 ,ipyls ste
~. The same feature MARKS the styie sf
lsneusge snd order sf iiisssrasisn adopted
oy err Ssviour 10 soa1ssissts kis iassrss-
tions
Simple Is tLe dslissatieu lie gave 6 The
being asd worship Of Gsd Staple, thsss
eraments Of perpetual ebiisssiss hs issli-
tu,ed- staple ths terms of salvssisa be
Iaeiishsd sinPls the preesy,s fer ssivsr-
sal eh'srtance he established Ana sinpi.
the doctrines he prenalgsisd. For, While
these doctrines are sosssssstiy nysisrious
and hard 10 BE understood In ell thsir cen.
sslicas and bearings, yea, q mere matters
TO Dc credited, they are unqualified sinpls
The simplicity that - IN Ckrist,s Is, an .
theme Of rsHeetieo, fruitful Of prsesieal
thougbts-sseh as tlssst
Are deep and learned ssrneas, delivered
With great soarish Of sraisty, sssa - -
sordsnse uiih tbs spirit VI ths Gsspsls IL
the sspsabiy elegant style Of arshitssssre IN
our cities really becomisgf What ssnsiss-
ssey IS tbsrs in church nsnbers psissrsisg
after the extrsvsgsnt portisus ef ths wssia
~ house building, furnissrs, sqsipsss and
dTess! What mare sonnc1 stone or s,ussA-
ling, uiih the educated Glasses, thss grid,
Of iBisllssti Being sssvistsd and bseeu.
isg IS little ehildrsp, is net without reassu
50 s'renuously insisted spou in the Scrip
tures COnrlsxity in tks fsrns sf rslie-
iOus worship and the nsds sf ecclesiastical
government, eannst be allowed to con nssd
that sect IS model ess. Dsisg psnanss il
ccrtsiuly not seriP,ural ordlsssss The
attihc-s prsctissd IN che scheme sf new
measures do bos bear ihs isns aad ,snres
Of cur hsly religion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
cUAapIAN ANGIIr.

There are those she believe that it is the
especial privilege Of the loved ssd lost' -
be thereafter the gasrdiaa Watchers Il the
living Who are Isft behisd than SacA a
persassion hes dried uaay q mOarner.
.ears 10 abe syervkslming grief that death
brings, u is . relief unspsaksbls te .Aish
that the lsnspisd parsns, the ehsrisAcS
partner, or the darling child are stiIi vish
ns, separated 0nly BY . shia divisioa ef air. I.
syDpathisisg uith us WattAisg oser M, and
s'lsstiy persusdiAg ps to holy aeiie.s. OF
ten has such een vistieu checked tie fisisT
thought sf evil, snd tsrsed the tenptiag
sn& srring hack 70 the paths ef virtue We
uoulS faia believe that these sweet isneosuss
Who are g'vsn 20 tbeis Parssts Ser awhile,
aud sho a. takes sway just - they have
begun In Eeave themselves about our hearts
are sngsis in dis ssiss, seat 70 vssn IN frsn
earibi, t5ing, and rsviye N esg soafs Q
longing flr Paradise. aod spisitsalisss as
in this way when eli ether Lsssss fasl There
are prayiRg mothers, vhsss sess srs Ear
away, 20 ukom this relisi has somsti0ss
come VITA peculiar bcsuty Oh : sh<t ia
exPrsssibls jsy 70 think that guardian apEs,s
attend ,he wandsfer in the watches 81 ths
night, IN she storm at sea, en The vide pFai.
rie, aod On the bleak Sierra GroSa asa,
separated By vast oosAas from their early
homes, sften feel - il some invisible RFvs.
enes vas with them ss though q celestial
spirit, Won By nstAer's petitions, wss son-
sisstiy protecting their foo,saeps
There is GeF1sa lsgsaa shish says that
each of as al birth, has gaasdise snest sp-
pointed, Who remains Wiih us antii aeaGh,
unless drives auAy b. eur remoFseless wiek.
edHess Alas fcF thoss uho have bssisaed
their ipyisibls sttsHasRt What di.solu-
nos there uust be &c they 20 iato tbe daFk
sisfniiy TO eems. Iossly sasdsysss. sksa
no msssepgeSs froa PsrsAi.o taks By the
hand 20 eendeei bis spirit 70 shs Fsslhs 81
purify and bliss, vbsrs sssatisss myrisds
hssk elsrsslly 10 ths goldss suslighs oG
Ged's isve.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

hF'wsn, cufss, said siaisteS to Ais
oolsrsd seTvsss, 'sksf vsfs yoa dsiag 10
nsstiuEithis sfssssOon o
'poiag msssa1 TAkisG Hotss,' pss he
reply
Yes fakisg p0tes = sSslsised lhs uaasssF.
"sariis, @assa all tbe gsBtIsnss take
notes
Wei, lee ns sss shss, sssposasa shs
master,
Gaze thsTsnpen YFsdnesa kis skssa of
pa7sf, SOD be msstsf lsass "a ssrssisa al
egfF viib All sefts ~ mssks ssd Hnss. e.
'sough dozea spiders, sirPsd ia iak, haA
efsNisd ever a.
'WhJY THIS - al nssssass.' saiA tks mia.
islsf a. hs lDsked at the sqtss
Wei. asRsa. TsspsaSsd Caaoo, 4
tssugbt - sli The ilns ysa 80 pFtsskisg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
AFnontsMs.

Tae lss fa.ns msa. and fsshios sofaes
Thsrs il ftuets 10 ail thingt eneektina
ehesp clothes
fis q lad Piss hot % gsumbls tbs shsfl
isn'ft uiisa fiii i crssts
Ffssptflsy saises % a.asfsat psfssfs,
mush b. tbe rsss ssg ihel fiss saa stiass
On siatfsat ohj,ris ssma "a tafsoas ss
md, ssiis silsfs if ssftsns he ssH
a mifsf is tut = tamsee vsfsiss nf3hs
toFnspis De- thai ieiiea tFsrg dsy % fassi
meat ~ sgstr Fsffaas e1tiFe
Hal e ssb in ta1 Eesihef ssa it say
sams 20 year ,aslsfsHss bat hsii f,itaa
10 safefafY, ed trs aaal asiies Ne sill
ists 81 yfa
Ln u fsnahs, rhieh aesi ysase d
aiss sssif iits a. tfsI - fss&isg tbs skirt
tsiuus sfsfAe b q tts 80 ttst ssssfsi
D. sssiaiEg fts nssfisfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
WE nLEssHn sronr:.


Home To be home is the wish Of The
sesman on the stormy saas aud IoReiy vsteh.
Home is the wish of she soldier. and tssdeg
visions miBgie N,tb lAe iEoabIei dreams Of
trench aud tenisd 6eld Where tLe palu,
tree waves iis gtse-Tui yiames, ApJ birds q
iewsled i8sirs lash ADD flicker smoBR Rsr.
Esous flowers, the exile sits stafisE on yaosu.
ey Gar sway kome iiss oa his hssYt; aud
borne on the uings Of fsscy over Intervening
sfAs and lspds, be has sSept esHy bpus apd
heArs The lark singing above BIS fathers
hei5s ani secs his FAIR haired brother, With
light foot ssd sbiidbsods gIes, chasing the
butteTay BY bic sasivs ssssan Ard IN his
best heurs, home, bis oSn native koms With
his Father above tkss starry shy, viii b. .hs
wish of every christian nsaR He lesks
around him--he 6ods the World is fsll of
sufsring be is distressed witk iis feFfeus
soa vexea wlth iis sies tIs locks Siihia
him--hs 6aas maoh u his Own eorSuptioas
10 Hrisye foF IL The isbgusgs q . hsaFt
Iepells3 grioFsd. y.ssd hs sfisu issas iis
eys 0pVsFd., saying, sould nol I've here
slpsys No, sef fef "a the Eoil 81 the
worlds misss- hpt for al fke pearls q ths
ssas--Hot fsr sll the plsssusss ~ her aaah
ing, ffotky cup--nos f,r ali thc crowns II
her kiugdoms-s souIj live here slWays
Like bird aboat - nisfste - thoss ssnsy
issts EkaTe &c Einter EAeis her snous. gr
strips The grove, ~ bieas che daueihg
slreans, be sili enen 70 spifit bs plsmiar
his Sings f0r The hgaF Of BE Sight 70 giofy
- GHfArtt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
POE 7 R Y
oo,so ~ AsD co.Isa now..


Tkis h si.pis ssss. ID. tsss,
Asd se-ss iks sk>ss srs s<vsv si>ss
And yst vs'n sry s-as>sssss tAsssxh
Api-sh o. ius - rrss sivi>s-
Th<s ississ. rsaps~s fri>sds. - ts-rp
Never 10 sssss q sssh r>ss-s.
Fee fors..~'. wheel 70 % shs tss..
Asd sess - ~ s.a ss-s 90 ssws.
VI. h.s~ YEA sss-s-i u ssssks
Avsst saesas = psiss issssst
ssi iais has Psshsi 80 nssy issks.
We ussids't iihs 20 usrssss ys.rs-
hsssneer. fAss. ssd ss,sr spar.
The ess sAese hs.d is ksrd ssd sru~u;
For As 30 iiksiy 20 20 up.
Asd CO are iiksiy &c eens Sous.
Asoth<f sh'se ysa viii ssrss.
The trsth ssy Be as we'll sesfssssdJ
That "cOAksh ssis>psrssy"
fs bet sosiy ibias At ssst.
Asd ih0-sh The fslss l.rss ssd .iro.r
May sssk the little os.s 10 drows,
Yet hshs, al. both grra, ssd snail.
Arc soiss % sos ssDisg DOVE.
Our lives ere hsli ef eAsses .sa change.
Ass eAssse. yOs kas~, u sever sure;
A-a 'issFe dOet'iss ssv and strange
Thai places hish sss ncst s-esr..
Asd tbOsEh The Scale sod nay .aiis.
Asd yisij the sesPlrs and The crown,
'Tis caiy Ger lit'is While.
Thsa B Eoss up AID A comes down.
This wssid fer yoa ssd ne. ny lisnd.
iisih sO@sthing mere than roaaas sad peace,
Thsa let ne haobly reeunnsud
b,tle uss of eomm0s s<nse.
TAas lay ell pride q Plsee ssids.
Asd have . care % uh~n yus frows,
fss sssr ySs'ii sss hin Eoiag up.
whes yea are eaiy eoaaiss aosa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

TIE foilosipE isbis Il tks ausksr -
psupfs n FaFieps sfiisiss - e bEshrl uiii
- a valaa % ear readers Wkaat Hsiy
Pssnds ezra, sbeilsa. afiy.sik psusfs
sefp "a fbe suh ssFessy Pssses; Fgs soy
80 Paunts sats, shiftg-siE Fsases tsf.
ioy, faffy els Foasss bacszkrst affY fsa
Psunds lfish pstaiass. sisty psspds sHest
potatoes GtF pe8els bsass. sEty psunas
eaisqA SIS ssFsB beasss bras, tsasiy
psasds clover SEED siHty Fsaasa iiss-
thy test. isfig See psss4s eaH seta, forty
aFs Fsaafs hep sss1 fsflg aSs Psssis
sias sress seed, fpaftsss esaads Dire
pssshss. fhiffy ttfss panees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

tssss pssVis maY go tsss ptfaags
saaf sfsam hAealf - sdust daily sflsf Is
i sat lato "a srasa sss. sa thas 4 ase -
wsl niaes ssd sii fssFsa alike 1hsTs
asli ~ nset ssorff saftetniia, ed, 81
s.sfss. sofs tstiss, sksfs this : aisss
se -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
A RELIAnLB YOUNG NAV.

Reader, we're yeu ever in strange place
aud on making inquiry Of Soms friend, what
young gentleman that vas that had jsst
passed, received for an answer bis nsmo, aud
the additional remark, empbasiEsd-hs is =
reliable young msB1 Then you know some
thing Of the eject saeh remark 10 likely to
produce Ii Is like geod news fr.m far
country, or cold water 10 tue ShitAiy soul
A reliable youhg mani How pleasing the
reflection, that, ia the midst Of tie numerous
Temptations TO wbisb the yosug are sabjee,
in this sge aud country, Nc occasionally hnd
one Of whom the remark is ihiTinsiealiy true
We know they are like angels visits. bat
that only makes che remark more thrilling
and places ths subject Of u higssT 10 the Ss
timstioa Of all right thiakiug msH, aud We
may add women too
There is world Of mssping in The term
reliable, ss ue use u ia this country IL
means just saythisg that is worthy and 20
be sOmmeIasd. fsyOung nas Is pfeRs 10
any Of the leading vie5s sf the day, " be
makes promises ssd violates tbeo, OF bsbit
usliy paints kis eenversation with high
wfoughtasd exsggera,ed expressions, hs can
aot be called reliable IL be l. frivsious, ia.
attentive 20 busiBess, careless, S9doleot, o.
too foBd Of pleasure and pasiims, he eAnnst
b called reliable Much less. II guilty Of q
violation of those higher laws of Community.
not 70 say q Go3, the inffseiisa Of wbieh
uSull make him rank with the iamoEal sad
the vicious
Hoe saviable TIE resiiiea of Felisble
nan 10 = aesmmanity capable of appFssiatiuR
hia uerih Every oss eoB65ss IN bis inteE
Fity Ills word is sever doubted = be busi
ness mae Ne u save 10 obfaie the hightsl
salary The good bless him wherever 'hey
see kim Tie old nsa spssk q bin fis-
qusstly N lsEns ef ths bighsst praise, sd
those Vho bare daughters, tbisk q lifiis
ssFs iAas shsy fsy While ihs ms,hsrs sss
bg as meaHs ebsfy % thoir c8mpliHsoats--
sad NE daaEhisfs snils With sssfeefsd
somplaosnss npon him sd sould hs hui beer
shst thsy have % fsy 81 him allsF ke has
aons, l. usald doabtlcas mako him blush.
fsr mcn % merit aresa g be msdsst In
shsgt. ths praise u suck 3 young msn is o.
ibs lips Of sycry ons Eho kuoss biu "a.
espt ibsss. IL msy ts. sa0 tnVy him besauso
bs siands ~ fsf shove thea, 81 aaoihcf De.
sPiesbls sisss uho dssViss everything tbst
y COED
o., boz fsffssbing 10 these degenerate
times, 10 zee tach : yoopg mas h hen
sili pafssts lssra uisdon 81 - 20 impst
proper instrsrtisa - thtif sLil3ftn. thai
thsy msy lssrs y ssppsssiass lsbos mefs. sai
psrticipais b Eaeh sssosisiigas ss uiA .naks
ibem iss aad eosi, iasfssd sf thoss ttsi
LEAD fkfoseh asstFy pasbs y wag ~ q
viae. dsEfsisiiaa sad infsay
ss-ilsa Nalosthsg Nsntaa il fsii e
hs efspwiag - aFiisis fsF gsb1issiiss is
shlsb Be- s.8 asSsffaks q FFfsiC 'ta sbafge
( 81 iksofasss ED ssat ~ etarslien 10 viz.
eiais " ssys ~ fsf8fss is ihs esasas
lshis fiVias ~ BelsssF ufskess aiis sssaes
Fssi - uriis ~ - Sfste 80 greedy isss
safats snf - rspsais sts efiniss fsfaefir
fhs siats teY osefsaaity sf fseai hsnssFs,
I PgsPsF ssuss e sss uoFt e ihs fssPls y
FBfiais
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

- "a eathssisssis rssti1eea. ia fssak.
&c q - ssessgs 81 - stsfse, 80 Sc
pesif aais - b etsasa's ~ 3 i4ssrs
nsath siisset shsiaslsg essrisf Brass
All.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

HrtL Lee as, ssi5 HslarisA Hslss fhs
sees - % ssn, siiil isyiss yesss, - spite
- fsshlsnsss n gssss. sAsFisa - he FsB-
hsls 50 iis fsa9sFs ist - sssss iFtshis
80 sashss a. 4 49,, stIis sAs ssses sftts
sssss a attele reasies hsaA gisA kepe,
sd esFslsisd uiik hah
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

Hs+A shssus hlsls klew sts kse -
tsgaa - fee4 Lsiis. sstsessA~a - NefssF
81 iss isiie4iaf ,sssrisiise - FiF. 8
nla rss. issp Fis6is, ensa @s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

W. have ssi received Z &C. tfsao-si., gl.-t.
W O. wAics ze iagite fbe altss IL n fr.t
J. n AL l. sADt.ER
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Salll snlilf

am sseks q A ssif. s8a r,vp ~, go. 49,
DWV o. zach. faRAEf. uirflerr -
1.'r.rs Fsny. Oa % lsc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
SIENNA FFg..

FN 20 sal f1f sale Nv
BELLEH 4 COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

ANHiTE rprih P.sfsRfs Dfss'b. sai tssuii.
" Get rlmf'efiaa csa 81 arqaifi hg usisg
% ta'u 9fa fhrasau3 Fiewrts 20 tsir
N1y % gssf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

4 hROW ROOT, Sses Oausfsl Tsfiaes I'D
hrrfffa Fafina. a.i irrst. 80 o. sair ~
Aftl'tt o. tafsf DGLLEifa COuNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05
hnrna.

LNlsH spif % cgliafsf snt Theymorns-
.sr talfat ai a.t t.s-. e pyirne sricie.
JACKSON 4 WOOD.
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- RoCEHffs a tafse 0afE ~ sii tisfs
~ iua frryiYss ~ rslesst rltsss 80 ~ 80.
b. CltkH3HS 4nHNEon
Hssffss-Fsser Naf y tszs pv
SgaD oArs. e ..l-ss
Nsrs -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

RaT WATE9 - sap,siar srien 81 sis "
Alslsi ". lss6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-02-05

Nov o. hard atihs Essnssoan prrk KHa
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after tvelys was absorbed in The woes Of Aa-
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From the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.l
THE LAND SPECULAT0RS AT THE
WEST.

| The general tone of the western newspapers
since the commencement of the present moneta-
ry pressure has been rather more expressive Of
confidence in the soundness and security of that
section of the country than the facts will war
rant. A stringency in the New York money
market, at this season of the year, cannot but
seriously affect city like Chicago, which derives
its principal importance from the grain trade, and
from which hardly cargo of grain is shipped on
which the forwarders are not compelled to draw
Immediately on New York.
The West, to be sure, places great reliance on
the crops of the present year, and with good
reason. Prices cannot be high but the guam
tty is so abundant and the necessities of eastern
consumption so imperative, that immense amounts
of breadsuffs must be sold and moved Even
at moderate prices, large amounts of money must
go into the hands of western farmers, who will
be IN a condition to pay their debts, and so en-
able the western merchant TO meet their engage
ments.
The great source of difficulty at the West, is
the amount of money that has been invested in
wild lands under the expectation OF rapid rise
in their value. The railroads which have been
projected in the new states have excited high
expectations respecting the prospective value OF
lands on their proposed routes. The grants
which have been made by the federal govern
ment auhorise the expectation that these roads
will at some time be built but the present con-
dtion of railway affairs has so prostrated conf
dence in these enterprises that even with the
advantage of the land grants, the completion OF
roads in the new states will be for a long time
postponed. The consequence is, that great loss
will be entaied on those who have dipped into
land specuatons. Settlers, likewise who have
taken up lands at points remote from markets,
will find themselves poor in the mdsl of agricul-
tural abundance, by their inability TO command
remunerative prices for the products of their
farms.
The West, however, with its boundess fertili-
ty, can never be more than temporarily depress-
ed. 1t needs only the industry of robust labor
ers to make it the garden of the world. But
emigrants with means have probably committed
a mistake in pushing into Minnesota, Kansas and
Nebraska, points so remote from the great grain
markets, while they passed on their way abun-
dance of moderate priced lands in nearer wes-
tern States, where great part of the value of
agricultural products would not be consumed in
conveying them to market.