rain mo ruiMjlt;l m largo qusm lilies ana yy n-oix.l quality. Alt kinds of stock do well.The immense deposits'of Iron Or© at Iron liidgo is.oitc ef,.Uio most..jfcinnrkab'e ! i» I lie -.North- West. lilies' within ;i mile of tho MthvrmUu© and 'L» Crosse, K:ii)ri«u1,!•. • • • 11 _ • • iMKI fivo miles from HoricOiu- It.-is • being .1extensive! v manufactured into pig irotr nt |* * v • lt;,. - iMay vilte, and from recent experiments made nt tho Moriecn tlicro is but littledoubt that bar Iron of first rate quality can ( bo maiml;u:tured lt;.11; (jelly from the ore.Pine lumber is now beiii manufactured ;*— ■ iin hVrgo rpmmUifta nt Ttoricon, - from logs * brought (\ou\ .the pinQrios on.,tho Wolf River, arid it-a tributaries The map s4».»ws tho location of the Village of !Lricun, on tin? Rock River, at tho outlet nf Laky Horioon, mid :it; tho junction of lho Milwaukee mid La Crosse, mid ttic : | Lhmcoii aud Lorlin Railroads. Its location ' | is nour the center of the Comity, and at the 1 j tUais uf its great thoroughfare^ which will, bo anon-completed ► The village15» laid out on both sides of the viy6r,lvon' high,' dry, and .rolling ground, on:tHe planting groundof one of the largest villages:of tho'Wimio*! 0,0 1tngo Indian's, their name for it ivus Para-! : chew, meaning firo viii.-tge. Indian mounds ' of various size and shape line Uoth batiks of the river, and ridge of land oh tliccost: of tho villnsro.