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DH TowAgrHD-Dear Sirl hnye The pleasure inform
yon s three Of my children have been cured Of The Scro
uia by HE Of your excellent medicine They were al
ced very severely with bad sores have taken only m
,tes; took them away for which feel myself nnde
Il 4ep obligation, Yours respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, 100 Wooater street.
New York March ], 1877.
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nREAT FEMALE MEpIcIME.

DIR ToWNsENDs SARSAPARnLA 10 sovereign
sure remedy for ncpifnt CONSUMPTION, and fnr tn
general prosiraon 81 the system matter whether The
re1t Of inherent cause or GAUGES produced by regmlay
Illness, or accident
Nothing can be mrprising than It's invigorag ef
the human frame Persons, all weakness and las
sude before taking IL at once become robust and f
energy under Ito influence. II Immediately conteracs the
nerveessness of the female frame which Is the great cause
OF unhappiness.
will not be expected Of u.s. In OF delicate ma
lure 10 exhibit CT ricates Of cures periormet but
assure the afflicted that hundreds caees have been repor
ted 10 ns
CoxaAcKIE, Sept CO, 1886.
On TowNsEND-To all whom this may conceril--This
10 certify that my wife uned bottle Of your SARSA
PARII.LA previous 10 critical event, under the most
alarming and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the ropsy, swelling o the feet affections very
much dsbiinted; with my persuasion, and the
dationof those who had used u che induced to try IL
with he faith; and suffice 10 cay, the medicine
mad the happy and desiged EFFECT not only during the Had
period, but after the expiration Of week Of lie ise The
ropsy and affection gave way astonishing
degree and her health 10 now better than Il had been for
long time previous
II this viii he Of any service you, any one who
doubts the success Of the medicine, YOU entirely vel
come 10 H.
snbssrbs myself your obedien, and Obliged sery
8 s JAMESON e
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PETER brown, n Little ct, BROOKLYN
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARIILA has been es
prsssy pared In reference to Female Complainis
iemae should neglect 10 take II 10 certain prevenv,
FOR any the and horrible dseases which @
subject II 10 valuable for those who approaching
woanhood, II 10 calculated 10 assist BY quicken
ing the blood ind nyigoratng the sys,em Indeed This
cine Is invaluable for all The delicate diseaaes which
women are subject. '4es
Il braces the wholc system renews permanently the ma
rural energies by removing the impuriea Of the bloodby
far stimulating the system to produce subsequent
relaxation which 10 the of most medicines taken for
emnle weakness and disease
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. q
JOHN JACKSON, Esq, Editor af The Railway Repnbl
unpublished The above certificate, and remarks In et
trial al follows
10 The success Of DIR ToWNSEND'S PREPARA-
TON OF SARSAPARiI.IA appears To be one Of the
extraordinary character We publish to-day certificates
IN It's BEHALF one from Capt Mclean, Of lids town, and
from the Rev, Mr. White, U Staten Island, gentleman
well known in Railway. Capt Mclean believes The n,ed
cine 10 have saved his life and Mr. White
equally strong confidence In It's eiracy Intelligent
like hese would not praise strongly what they DID
moi fully belle We 10 be deserving
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TEAS! TEAS!! TEASIlI
WASHINGTON AGENCY or THE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
! /. 4 4
The Oldest Tee Establishment In America


-, The CANTON TEA COMPANY has -.
49, beop popularity known inr many years 49,
lkEt 1his 10 the largest and olest Tea Estab. EHX
09&Uh iin,meni in America. The public have e
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility, Bill
such has been The great amt pressing demand for their
TEAS III late thai they have been obliged 10 enlarge,
great extent their two principal establishments in New
York. viz; s-s5 y
They possess fciee in relatinn to the Tea
Trade in very abundant degree and doubtless superior
10 any other TIA Concern In America Their arflpuious
large house Is well undnrGtood and has already secured
te connexio, probably larger than all other Tea Es
to sell Teas pirs, more fragrant and perfect the prices
In the aggregate Than any house in the orIdChina
cepted.
They most zealcay invite the attention Of the inhab
ans Of Washington ihel Agency where the following
afs0rments always hand and they feel no hesita
lion In stating, that wherever single trial IL made avery
decided preference Is given the ceisbratad Teas CT hs
CANTON TEA COMPANY
h-E- Reader, make The experiment.
Retail Prices as oors, Sec IN al saass DC rsfhtss
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Notice Dol Pre-emp,ion CIain,amts.

NOftCt 10 FFt-tMptIOH CIh1MhhtN, :
Every Person entitled 10 The right Of pre-. empon any
oi the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated Is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction OF the register aud receiver Of the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor p,drr0bie,
aer seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
The Of The public sale Of The lands
bracing the tracts claimed Otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar G-lawl3w
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nv m, pr,slden, Or the un,eed sta,e,.


IN pursuance Of the provisions Of The second section Of
the ari entitled eA the admission Of the State
ne s q s ass sA Ms
Of America, do hereby declare and make known, !ha.
Re esa ss he w sa es " he
hereinafter designated. 10 wit
Al The land office at MILWAUKEE, commencing on
Monday fourth day OF June next for the disposal OF
the public lands within the reserved sections and
pars Of sections situated In ,e following iownahips, %
North efhe base line and ef The fourth principal eii
dian.
Townships six and seven, Of range fonrteen
Townships six, seven aud eight, Of range fifteen
Townships six seven and eight, OF range sixteen;
Townships seven and eight, Of range seyenteeni
Townships six, and eight, OF range eightceni
Townships seven, and eight Of range nineteen
Townships seven and sight, Of r1nge twenty
Townships x seyen and eight, Of range twenty one
AZ ihe an s once a s' 4 GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday The eleventh day Of June for the disposal OF
The vacant public lands within The aforementioned re.
served sections and parts OF sections aiiaed In the follow
ing named Townships and paris oftownshps viz
North oMe base line, and east e e fourth principal me.
Towns.pst twelve, thirteen fourteen and fesn aouih
Of Fox river, Of range nine;
Townships thirteen and fourteen and fractional town
ship fifteen, south OF Fox river, Of range ten;
Township fourteen, aud fractional iownshps ffsen and
sixteen soilh Of Fox river, OF range eleven;
Township fourteen AMI fractional townships nfeen six
ieen and seventeen south of Fox river, Of range weve
and eighteen, south Of For river, OF range Ihrieenj
Township seventeen and fractional township eighteen,
south oi Fox river, " range foureeni
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen, south Of
FoS and east Of Wolfe river, Of range fifteen;
Township SIXTEEN fractional townships seventeen, egli
ieen nineteen and township twenty range ais,eep
Fractional ownahips Rieen, sixteen, seventeen, eiel
,ce nineteen twenty and twenty range seventeen;
Fractional townships flieen SIXTEEN nineteen, twenty,
twenty one, and twenty-five iTange eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen, township twenty and rac,
onal townships twenty one twenty Two, and twenty three
OF range nineteen; s.ie Hgs
Township lweniyone, and fractional townships twenty,
1850 and twenty ihres, OF range twenty;
The offering ofihe above mentioned lands will bf
menced the days appointed and proceed win all
yenieni dsspafh IN tile order IN which the townships
advertised and IN accordance with The particular lists OF
the lraeis 10 be offered which will be deposited with the
land officers before tie days nj sale, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closad HIT sale
shall be kept open longer than Two weeks, and private
entry OF any Of The lands will be admitted mill after The
expiration Of the I'VE weeks.
gwen under my hand, al the city Of Washington, this
seventh day Of February, ammo domni one ho,isand
eight hundred and forty nine.
JAMES X. POLK. 4
BY the President:
RIcHARp NJ. YouNG,
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!. !: s., s; 81: :: So a:
on THE - GENUINE
SARSAPARlLLA.
q
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ss
sas Ss s: .sa sss'ss re
Grand and Unequailed Preparation
called os throughout
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% n.dIssi men, piop.
ss S.ss ' or S,: .a md s. % s
sa Il % l. &. eras n .y AZ as ' psS y
aS.S S L s Which q &c e !: " %
Issl essential medical properties q the re which Es't4s
- ''' GENUINE
Old Dr.. Jacob Townsend's SarsapaTilia
y: \: ] !; s;s s 4
ss. sad is'm ssa sesp.b. s
sss pss. s sss a e 81. p'6'''' '
Cure Of Innumerabie Diseases.
S;: y 81; ;;; NJ
ssSsSSS sSasRSss Ss;rs II 4 .:i!s
Impurity Of tho Blood.
% S.s';S; s, as
s ssss is - s 90 s :sa
s. .s ss sss 'Ai
,AsS II II n' sia md .as.a d -" s"a
Female Complaints.
g. s .aas =: % s .s.: f s; {. w%.
s.iss. curing fisS
4. 3 ss &: -s 3D.; ~ s Il s''
Nervous Diseases and Debility,
IL: sy,. f. s ,-' ss i i w.
sss .a :iss is 81 si.. .s s &c
.s a.. FIX. M s
sc.sS H. lissS psa"s ssusy ss tsay
8. "a &. .a s
The MedIcIne yon PTe-emlnentiy Neeas
D., hing. :: a Of = Town''nd riar ssia
Compared with the Old Dr.'s,
GRAND FACT that the INCAPABLE q pfTE
Never spoiis,
h s.sa noss 4. "a @ : :s s a.a s ssss 1
S, M @ 81. ' .a Or s @ .ss 7 "
.s H.. e s s q ass @ s s s a 'S @
& 81 .s ss: ss q ii; sss S ,
s s ssa S .s ss {" s!ss, q ' ss sss s
sa n, ssy s,
s s. as' 'ss sss
which ac,si dssse impuy the blood
dsrnnss ercuiaiap' and nearly all the ailments which a nnmss
Is 5... ia.
Now horrible and infinitely
Souring, Fermenting, Acid 6 Compoundo
OF s. r. TOWNSEND "
sssa rex
should
distant s. r. Townsenls aeie! and ~heh should bUs
h OLD d. Load q complaints
fTRANfiSS eoMfotSbp sn' '' "'
W. wish nni.,so9a because he obsolete ir tina, = Town
and Infinitely dssmlnr that they unlike
AsH p doco v4, chemist phsr
o. medicine iissss than
% ss s ss .ia pHe sss
e x. xeT 80 q TSs s:Pis .Ts
frauds balm
kie hope this Departing
h. has soGr ~. FotND q, spvs, oaS
rai mean, 10 bring his =
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
reach, the knew-ige al hsy my
lssrr and knew, BY loyfil siper'snes,s fFf ri s
Transcendent Power 10 Heali
aud u. lave The having
NE Of sycs and sefdinssstc hsm thri snss
Principal Office lo7 Nassau-sireet. NJ Y.
nrPRI6,E ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE OR
5SfXBOTT,LES!tor FfPE DOLLARS-En
FSr SAFE ia Washington BY totouing DrngeisisF
SAMUEL BUTT,
Corner Pennsylvania and opp05ie The Irfng HOTEL
r. D. a w. II, GILMAN,
Pennsylvania 1rtaHe ueor Brn,rn's Hotel
j. r. cALLAN,
Corner and IA 81 opposite Gsnern, Post Office.
n. DELANY, -
Corner Pennsylvania drfnue aud Al 3f, AMI t
RtDGEtY g. Co..
Pennsylvania arenie Iltei Market.
- = d 2 = 4
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RuEuMATIsM AND PILES.

HHEUWNIISW NM FIt.Tso. J. -
SEPTEMBER I6, 1876.
DR. Tow ssRNp-Dear Sir--My wife has been for aeve.
raj years. afflicted with Rheumatism She has tried many
different remedies TO obtain relief bt all no pf.
pose She was finally induced by seeing your advertise,
ment, 10 give your SARSAPARliIA a rial was also
together with man IN my employ badly troubled will
rilla our complaint completely cured consider II
the beet bf medicines, and would advise all who
afflicted In give II trial 80
GARRIT GARRABRANT
l22 Market street Newark
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PRINCIPAL OFFICE l2s FULTON STREET, N. yo
Sun Building
4 DIR, T. w DYoTT 4 SONS, GENERAL Aarsra No
~ North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTST Dpuo
sIaT. corner iii street and Penn Avenue
H5- Alien lor sale by Druggists generally
q n5- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PlfT Up IN TIE
LANCE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUART, AND STONED wIrn Tns WRITES siaNATuRR OF
T. TOWNSEND, AND MS NAME BLOWN IN Tuu OIL AVS
10 ID n. ID y OFT. On
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Notice OF the removal Of the Land Once
from the Fails Of 81. Croix, Wisconsin,
90 saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.

90 saltwater, In Minnesota Territory.
TTNDEn authority Of the fra section OF the acl Of Con.
" eress entitled An act for changing The location Of The
Land Ofre In the CarpRwl LAND DIsrRicr and eatab'
lishlng additional land district Ia The SrArH Wfs
coNsIn,n approved March 3D. sig DO hereby declare
and make known that from aud ster The thIeih day o.
June ner, $3.50 The land Office Tor the se 81 The public
iande In The CpPewA LAND DTaTRcr, hhall be removed
from The FALLS OF Sr CHorx (WlscoDsn) 10 SrntwA
ran in 81 Croir County, Minnesota Territory,
Given under my hand AT tbe City Of Washington, this
I wsntfh day 81 March. Ammo Donni 1879
BY the President
RfcHARD M KorNd
oomml.sionsf o. ii, General Land Once,
mar 3o-iavl2w
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BY the President:
RIoHARn NJ. YouNd,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Notice 10 Presumption Claimants.

Every person enied the right on pre-. emplion 10 any
ol The lands within The sections and parts oil sections above
anum.rard Ia required 10 establish the 10 the salts
faction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land odce
and make payment therefor practicable after
seeing this notice, aud before the day appointed for The
Of The public sale Of The lands embracing
The ramed Otherwise such Claim will he forfeited
RICHARD Nj. YOUNG, G
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Mar 5-laWI!W fs HEa4t8 ffh En- r
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YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS.

Yon who have Pale Compilations Dull Eyeo Dlotches
Face Rough Skin, freckes and are "ont Of spi
rits,, use bottle or two Of DR. TOWNSHIPS SARsAPA
RiLLA Il Will Cleanse the Blood, remove the Frecket
spirits, and beautiful compeaonall Of which are Of i'm
nleprp value 10 unMA RRIED LADIES. s5
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sCRoFIILA CURED.


This certificate conclrsively proves that This SARSAPA.
RIA has perfect control the obstinate diseases
Of The blood Three persons cured IN honsr il npre
red
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UNITED STATES OFFICER.

Capt O. w McIean Member of The Ieeislaire and atf
d due United States Navy, has kindly sen M the following
certificate. II tells Its own story
RAILWAY, Jan. %, ls47 f
A year since was taken with the influenza, and my
whole system left in dehllaed Twas induced 10
Try DIR. TOWNSEND sARSAPARiLLA, and afiertaking
butte entirely The said Sarsaparila have continued
taking Il, and find that improve every day. believe il
slyed my life, aud wonli NOT be without L under any
sderaiion. q, w MCLEAN
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Tt- TAKE NOTICEt--The Canton Tea
Company are the ercltsire vendors Of the superior
Rlack Tea called aHoWotA'S MIXTURE" Theyinirc.
dured il In America in 1910 and every other person or
will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
/" Howqua'i vcnted by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package lin addition It's containing mn iseig5f
independent Of the wrapperD bears The stamp II neatness
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air hal their qualify and power remain
unimp1lred IN any climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent
ai1i Al TrMpIEMANla Hook. atars
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DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARIU u

DIR. TOWNSHIPS SARNAPARILJ a
MOST ExTRAORDrNARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
qyTIS EXTRAC CT Is put up In quart bottles isar nel
i cheaper peasanie and warranted superior 70 any sold
snres diseases, without romiffng psfHs siekenits o.
The great beauty and superiority q is sarsapara over
all other remedies Is, while Il eradieaes
disease, II inygofaies the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 1900 CURES
THIS YEAR
1000 cures Of Rheunafism.
1000 cares IL Dyspepsia.
1900 Ems,s Complaints and over 1900 eures Of Dis
Ulcers, srrofula, eryspelaa sat rheum pmples on tn
aee &c, &C., together with nnnerons Of ronEump
aware must appear Incredible bai we have eiisrs non
physcians and our agents from all parts Of The United Stale
me o. he most respectable drgplsis In Newark, New Jsr
ey informs us that he can refer 10 more than hnnre,
md my ssash n ,hsl p,Ase ALONE ners aIs ,nsasaaa
pleasure. and 10 men OF character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
cdr Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from ply
ficians In different paris Of ths Union
This Is certify that we, The undersigned Physicians
the city Of Albany hive In n,meroua cases prere,hed DR.
ToWNsEND's sARsAPARIiLA, and believe il q be on
ofthe mo valuable preparations Of srsnporla IN the mar
7. IL Pulling, NJ D., J Wilson, NJ D, R y. briggs, NJ
n r. T.. Eimendorf NJ u
Albany, April |, lsi5
The following Is from Of The respectable phys,
Clans on Long Island:
GaERspoRr July 10, 1896
On Towssnnp- Sr--i 10 with satisfaction thnI
say 10 YOU Thai haye recently w,raaed in several eases
The Inosl beneficial results from your CT or stR
ApARLA aeing engaged 70 hs practice q, msdslhs
cf Ia The removal Of diseases arising from derunge
as q hs aseS ss srssns a%na, &s far exceed
please AL ma Two dozen, &c,
- y -'T'r''' = n pnreraIJ Al N
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Notice 20 Holders OF claims against Me stco,
provided for by the Treaty on February 2,
Il hereby given that the Board Of Commissioners
appointed under the act ofC0ngresspf the 81 Of March,
1919 entitled An act TO carry into effect certain s
pulatons OF the treaty between The United States
and the Republic Of Mexico Of the second day Of
February, one thousand eight hundred and forty
eight" have established the following Rules aud
Ordals n vii
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Mar 7-riawi3w
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27
A NEW ONE.
For the Express.
SANDER.

In consequence ofthe recent decease Of
Mrs. LUsk, from the evil effects Of mercu-
ry, as it is supposed, statements, preiudi-
cial TO myself and practice, have been put
in circulation, as learn, by her last at
tending physician, Dr.. Horn, ofthis place.
The last professional visit l paid to the
deceased, was on the morning Of the 22d
Of January. She was then at the table
eating. had for several days previous
ly insisted on her taking medicine accord
ing to my directions, but she seldom fol-
lowing my advice; and this morning she
ut'erl y refused taking medicine of any
description. urged her, but to no pur
pose. Taking the few remaining medi-
cines could find, left, and did not see her
till one or two evenings before her death.
| was Informed she intended going to her
brothers., in Jackson co. Reports came
to me, stating that Dr.. HoRR, either d.
rectly, or by insinuation, accused me Of
having given the deceased Calomel previ-
GUS to his being called in. If Dr.. Horn,
or any other ply sician or person, here or
elsewhere makes this statement, it is y
base .talsehood. Mrs. Lusk, or any one
else, has never received from me difec,Iy
or Indirectly, mefcury in any form.
DR. q. W. SCOTT.
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selected men, whose principles led them.
to aot otherwise than the majority Of
their constituents demand" &c. Mono
at ll;-our Representatives selected for
Senators, are gentlemen who were known
10 their constl'uents;-there was but one
heart and one mind as 10 the principles
which those gentlemen protested and
held they were known TO be sound De-
mocra,s, and that was enough They
whre honorably elected by the majority
Of both branches Of the Legislature, AMI
the right Of tenure with which they are
now invested, was derived from the PEG.
pie, by the action oftheir Representatives.
If it he true, that the majority have the
right 10 rule, (and it has already been
admitted that our Senators were elected
by the majority,) then the election Of our
present Senators was right and proper,
becsnse the majority so wiled it,-thcn
the Wing Address says what it ought not
to say, and what is false, when it says,
"that such were not the wishes of the
majority" More anon.
SCRUTATOR.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27
DUBUQUE HARBOR.

A letter from Senator Jones, received
few days since, gives much encourage
ment that an appropriation will be made
for the completion of the Harbor at Du.
buque.
We hope this effort, on the part Of our
Representatives in Congress will prove
successful. We have derived little or no
benefit from what has already been done
in our harbour; and unless an additional
appropriation shall be made, that which
has already been expended will have been
lost to the government.
The same letter gives us the assurance
that everything is being done that can be
done, to secure the grant for our Rail
Road, albeit the Wing Committee in the
House Of Representatives are determined
not to pass any such bills this session.
There can be no doubt that it will ulti
mately be obtained.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27

Col. FREMoNr.-Messrs. Cummins &
Bowyer, whose arrival from Santa Fe, is
announced in the Mo. Republican Of the
18th bring tidings Of Col. Fremont and
his party, as late as the latter part Of Dec.
They were then crossing the Green Riv.
err Mountains, in fine health and spirits,
and pressing on TO the western valleys,
before thaw would set in to impede their
progress. He is no doubt, long ero this
safe in California.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1849-02-27

town to the fort, ard 10 the Falls, there
lis a-fine road, aud many objects Of inter
est 10 persons seeking pleasure or amuse-
ment. ~ h. 8
s, At the Falls OF St. Anthony, we learn,
that Franklin Steele, the proprietor. is
erecting large hotel for the accommo-
dalton of visitors, which will be finished
in time for the reception Of visitors this
year. We presume town will be built
this season at the Falls. ...---
Saltwater, which is on the St. Croix
river, and at the head oftAe Lake, there
are two large hotels, we'll finished and
furnished, for the accommodation Of per-
sons or parties. This town contains a.
bout eight hundred inhabitants, and is
situated at point always accessible in
any stage Of water, and where all boats
running on tho upper rivers, touch. 1t
is distant from the Falls Of the Mississippi
pi abou. sixteen miles, over fine road,
Astounding in objects Of interest. 1t is
also in the heart Of the finest trout fishing
section in the West. From this place,
there are frequent opportunities, when
the water permits, of going up to the
Falls on the ST. Croix river.
To the invalid and the seeker Of pleas
ure, or relaxation from business, we know
Of no quarter in the West so inviting, or
Offering so many inducements to spend
a few months in summer, as the Upper
Mississippi. For game, fishing, or beau
ty Of scenery, there is no country like it,
The arrangement Of the boats which we
have mentioned, will enable visitors to &C
and return whenever they may choose &c
do so.