{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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To THE WORKING CLAssEs-ln the Wisconsin.
Michigan and Illinois papers, advertisements are
continually appearing Tor laborers, carpenters,
Smiths &c, while in this city, ana other large
towns, there are hundreds ou, of employ, and many
others only half employed throughout the year. In
the former comfort and sffluence await the indus
rious while poverty and wretchedness are entailed
on the mass, by their superabundance in these vicn-
ties, Every enterprising man. really anxious for en-
ployment, may find the means of working his way
to those parts where his labor will be appreciated
and well rewarded, if he so desires That sea-
son of the year is now fast approaching when il be-
hoves many to look little before them.