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LIVING IN THE WEST The Hennepin Herald,
published at Hennepln, Illinois. gives the following
list OF articles of produce in Putnam and Bureau
counties Beef, the best cuts can be had at from
to 81 cents per pound; pork veal and mutton about
the same price, wheat from 35 to 80 cents per bushel;
corn, 20 and 25 cents per bushe potatoes II and Is
cents per bushe CD; butter, and 10 cents; cheese,
portionably cheap. As for game, from deer wild
turkeys, geese, ducks prairie hens, Cor grouse =
the queen of all game-down to pigeons, quails,
snpe, meadow larks, &c., there is such quantity,
and easy to be obtained, that sportsmen lose their
relish for it. And to fish, OF the most delicious
qualities such the catfish OF 80 to 100 pounds The
buffalo, black bass, pickerel, pike, &c, may be
caught at all seasons and IN any quantities. Apples,
fruit, comes to its highest perfection Rents are
low, land Is cheap, and men with small capital
with stout hearts and active hands, can soon secure
happy home, if they are willing to make the trial
This truly is ''the land that flows with milk and
honey"