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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18
IMPORTANT CATTJOT,

Beware Of the base counterfeit Of Fi,,ar'.
BaIsam Of Wild Cherry, sighed by ore VIM. NJ.
Spear, who, in order to palm hi, vile imitation
upon the public, has obtnmed fac simil- ofovr
bottle, and copied our label Of directions yerbo.
tim, substituting his own name for that of Hem
~ Wistar, VI. d., khich is found on the ceHu,
inc.
Remember Ire outside label or wranDer or1ho
genuine Bs'sam, is finely executed steel plate
engraving, bearing the signature If Henry wiz.
tar, NJ. D., and Sanford & Park-none other
are genuine.
We do not wish to tribe with the lives and
health Of tie afflicted, and we sincerely pledge
ourselves 10 make no assertions as TO the yir.,,,-
Of this medicine. and TO hold ont no homo 10 suf
fering human ty which fact will bot warrant,
We ask the attention VI the candid 70 fcs
conscientious.
Nat"re in every part 81 her works. has in
d.'ibIc marks Of adap'a,ion and design,
The Constitution ofthe animals and vegetables
of the tnTid zone IS such that they could nor
endure The cold Of the frgd zone aad vice ver
sa.
The Toss q iceland, and the Pine and Wild
Cherry, are Justly celebrated for the cure of all
diseases Of the Lungs and Liver. which arc s.,
fearfuiiy prevalent 10 all northern attitudes
From combination of Chemical Extracts. pre-
cared from this Moss, I" ard those Trees. DR.
Wistars Bslsam Of Wild Cherry Is chiefly form.
ed.
Price 81 per bottle Or bottles for SIS.
AGENTS--P. p. Green, u &C.
sha s. Johnson -Syer, Kers-
81 Wainwright &. Co.. Ra-
80; CIarke & Woodruff Lake & Williams
| II. Bosworth & Son, Milwaukee; c. J. True:
| Rochester; Sheldon &, Eastman, Burlington
Lewis Curtis, Geneva; c. NJ Mckee. DeIsvan
Holden & Kemp, Janesvii!e, sm-t3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
RACINE County, IS.
In the matter of the Estate Of ROYAL B. WALDO de-
ceased.
hN reading and fling clpetition Of William 8 shep
herd. administrator Of The estate Of Royal b. Waldo
late Of the county of Racine K9nosha deceased pray
ing for leave 80 make final settlement said Estate.
ORDERED, Thai the final account of said Administrator
be presented for allowance and settlement the County
Court in and for the county Of Racine, the Court House
in the city of RACINE in said county the first Monday in
May at ten o'clock. A. NJ of said day. And it fur.
ther ORDERED that this Order be published three Weeks
succcs-yey in each week prior said time in the
k.nosha Telegraph. weekly newspaper published in the
eIi! Of kenJsha in the county OF kenosha
". f. WORDING,
Judge of Racine County Court
March 24th, Ia5l 3-43
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An Act to amend section 9, OF chapter TO, of tn
Revised Statutes

Revised Statutes.
The people of the State of Wisconsin rep
resented in Senate and assembly, do enact as
follows
Section / Section O. [ninol Of chapter 76
rsayen;y six Of the revised statutes is amended
- ina; the same shall read as follows:
No Mortgages of personal property hereafter
aals shall be valid against any other person than
tie parties thereto, unless possession of the
mo,.gagel ProFe-ty delivered to, AMI retained
BY the mortgage, or unless the mortgage or a
copy thereof be filed in the office of the town
c.rk, where the mortgagor resides. or in case
he does not reside in the state in the town where
,ae property morgaged may be at the time of ex-
ecgung the same, and such clerk shall endorse
on such instrument or copy the time Of receiy-
"a. the same.
FREDERICK w. HORN,
Speaker of the Assembly.
DUNCAN G. REED.
Presiden. pro tenn. of the Senate.
Approved March 9Th, 1851.
NELSON DEWEY.
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BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;
Ball Tickets. Cards. Hand Bills. &C.

In Plain or Col'rcd Inks, wibo done short notice. and
& reasonable prices
oFrr Fast 'tle -u7 fcr doors North 2f :se
kuHIls Ffru-s.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

The FASTEST STEAMER IN THE World
The new steamer Reindeer, plying between Al
blav and New York, beats the crowd in point of
speed On the 2nd instant she made the up trip.
l5j miles, IN hours 80 minutes, and the down
,rp, next day, in hours, A minutes with
strong head wind, each way. During part of her
TIP when her engine was making 81 revolu-
toas per minute, the Reindeer went thro' the
water At the astonishing rate OF tweuty-seven
mics per hour She Is, in all other respects, a
splendid vessel.
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China and Japan.

w. learn from Capt Jennings of the baraue
,,..Iani. which arrived at this port yesterday,
1..renty days from China, and about $50 miles
r,bs coast Of Japan he fell in with Japanese
u III, Z which was completely water-logged The
.,a. consisting OF seventeen persons, were ia
T., or bv Capt. Jennings, and are now on board
:. vessel. They had been fifty days on the
NIX =, and were in great distress, having ex
I.g.,,d their provision No mmunication. of
r l', has been had with them, beyond what
.,,gJ !, accomplished by signs; but they appear
oyr.,cdingIy grateful for the assistance and kind
,,sa,nenI received from the Captain. On ap-
proaching land, thoy exhibited striking evidences
r or and devotion. A box belonging to them.
mbirh they have presented to Capt. Jennings,
crata.ns what are probably the Junk register.
e.. chart which we understand to be a verv
curious affair, and compass differing entirely
from those in use among rs, and some COLO and
silver japanese coin-AHa Californian.
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commissioners Notice.

commissioners Notice
W. F. the Subscribers, Commissioners appointed bv n.
w County Court Of iAe County Il kenasha- - rsvs
and adjust all claims and demands q a persons
agnst PEy T. Green. Of the Cy keuosha IN The,
County OF henosha aud Stale cf Wisconsin, decreased do
hereby give notice thai have appointed the pnnvin
ume= and place waen and where Will The prr-
pose 81 exam igln and allowing claims and demands VIZ.
AZ the Office ii !. l. 31cs the cay kenoSha. and
comfy Of kenosha- o the Fl day ~ June A. D. IsSI 81
O'Clock the forenoon. and sane Vgaca or the l.,
day Msrrh lisa O'Clock the forenoon thai esrh
meetings wil until ave ociork in The
afternoon If the dsy. ard much Longer frdav -
day Ire business q appointments Bssy r,laiFe and
DO 49, give further notice that he lHle& by th@
said Court fnr creditors presses; hsir claims the
third dsy c( March, A. n. loss
JS1. Z. = TtTES,
JON 3. JII~t-S
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WiStar's BaISam of Wild Cherry

The Grea: Remedy for Consumption Of the
lungs, Affections Of the Liver, Asthma. B,on-
c ills, Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or
Lungs, and other affection. Of the Pulmonary
Organs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18
JOB PRINTING.

We have just added Co tins E,sabh-hnent. complete
>EW JoH o. and prepared tn d. job Print
ing "f all kinds ln st equal 80 Au! Establishment
Lax Migbiyau
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

KENosHA COUNTY COURT, IN PRoBATE OF MARCH
9th, ISL
In the the Estate Of STEVEN DAVENPORT deeea-
scd.
y reading and filing the petition of Lathrop Burgess
~ "a remuneration Of Nina Davenport PRAY
may be appointed administrator OF the Estate ofyen
venp"rt, late OF the aid county of kenOsh, deceased IL
Ordered that the application be heard before the
Court House in the City Of kenoha, The first Monday
May 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and that notice thereof be
given by publishing this order weeks
fore that day in the "kenusha Telegraph, 4 weekly
paper published in the city kcnosha said county.
BY the Court,
3+3 l. n STODDARD. County Judge
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18
CHOICE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES.
SEERI EsXSEsRE. sc.
COOP ASSORTMENT OF
Apples, Pear. Plum. Cherries.

Pclcb i. Qnince, Er-,iSh Goossbrrrjss q CIR
ranks, Rcd GHI Ntas Dttci CurrGntS.
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,ightened Professors, from acute Merchants, and
rom those of every station, name and degree
among mankind-alI OF which, without one fis-
sentlng objection, pronounce this Ointment to be
GOOD.
As day by day it unobtrusiyely extends its
sphere OF action along the borders of our vast coun
try, and Is circulated throughout its extent, new
evidences of its power and new proofs of its eff
cacy are continually developed. Three millions
OF Boxes, applied to disease within the last four
years, has established the astounding fact beyond
the power of cavil or contradictions that it is IN
FALL!BLE in the cure of all Tulots, Ulcers,
Sores, Burns, letter. Piles, Scrcfula. Erysipeas,
Chublains, Scald Head, Sore EyesTQuinsy, Group,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast. Ague in the Face,
Corns, &c. 1t completely restores the INSEN-
SlBLE PERSPIRATION, and by this means opens
those avenues By which Nature intended to expel
the morbid matter Of the hody~thuS is the system
cleansed, the blood purified, and the health re-
storsd,
1t has the power to cause all external Sores,
Scrotulous Humors, Skin Diseases, and Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their putrd matter; and
then heal them. We arc not ash imed Of the
names of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
kESOsHA County CIRCUIT CoURT.

hESosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.l
IN CuANCERY.
Thomas Wright,
Andrew B. Jack son,
Emily Locke, Viii t-s
liam Locke, Eliza
beth Locke, Ryson : Foreclosure of Mortgage
Locke, Chandler r
Holmes. Orsnn :.
Head and Sa,Hucl
Hale
BILL having been fled in this ayainst the de-
a fen'lanIs IN this slI and writ of subpoena Of this
court having been issued and the above named defendant
Chandler X. Holiness not having caused his appearance
be entered in this CAUSE aud appearing my satisfaction
that he cannot upon enquiry be found within this
motion of Bond & Mansfield. Solicitors for complainant. it
Ordered that the said defendant Chandler r. Holmes. do
appear and le his plea demurrer the Bin
complaint fled against him in this cause, be
10th day of June. A. ID. lSt and it l. further
that copy Of this order be pubishedn the kenoSha Te
graph weekly newspaper printed and published in the
city aud county OF kenuha, in each week for six
cessive weeks previous To the aid l0h day OF april
HOMER F. SCHDFF,
Court Commissioner for kenusha County.
BOND NASsFGELD, Soils for Com. 6-+3
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

sIA" bERRfES, 1851. ROSES.
E Subscriber offers for sale Strawberry Plants Of the
variety called the PROLIFIC HAUTBoY which has p-,
xe ~ oe such an abundant bearer our soil ana climate
Ihee plants were out hast sum mer have become we'll
rooted ana are much preferable runners taken of in the
epFihS. Pfice 81 80 per hundred ALSo-ROse Bushes
y several VaFii, including that splendid climber ana
pFoiOse dowertr, the "AAHEkA'-Price y els. each
9tS II. b. HINSDALE.
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CISTERNS.

vESHE undersigned would respectfully announce to the
citizens OF kenosha and its vicinity, that he is prepar-
short notice. Orders msy be loft with G. p Glass at the
ONCE 81 j. b. Jilsun, Durkee's Brick Block Main 81
= Old Csiens repaired in 4 workmanlike manner
e. w. HAMILTON,
hehosha- March III, 1851. Atom
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

When girls qn.l coque;ting,-when lawyers
Ct honest, and printers get their dues, look out
lor the millennium. II our subscribers would
flock m and pay up. we might fix the day until
they ID, however, we will not prophesy more
dsan.teiy. Merchant 5 Ledger.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18
DRAFTS ON NEW VnRE
strawberries.
1. ROSES.

eight DRAFTS on New York for sale At fhe c-b,cayo
- rates. ~ n T6ICSI rs
March e. 1851. a.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

ItIcb u ounce l. -, tS1 tT3pSEhF-TJeS II I hr
ranks, Red GllI Wac D,tch CurrGnts
1900 PEARS. worked on the luincs Stock, Of the
h,t 'sr.,. a u; thcT viii bearlD ami tso yeArs
@ set ao Apple from 10 60 - feet high, many Of
Shs u lrsuteei iast year
o'a~ Of ossl of Fear Tiuu ant Apple viii be
farru,asSt IA c,,s}s af.rlt,aats.
e'V tH'1>.t4 aHd esher varieties cf Grapes.
ENERGREENS.
- 500 Bsl-suf Fir Aai Sp-uce from one and half
- Iset high ~oI rooted al of hcr having been and
SnE 4 h'n tWcr tTa7- n.gt 110 on amentsl Trees,
Shrubs - Plants. .hr1 found 1900 nos Is
over 40 varieties Eurof-Nn Mountain Ash. Weeping.
tr1id'H aad kia-rI " .ll1s. E. IaS and Nhe upright
isrSAraH N!eS chm oac tn varieties. White
aH4 Purple Ida AIShcgs, variety. very r,e sizes.
q AHA Sha rH- variety, Japan toae Flower,
FoSgrluS klu 3n> CaIucs, tantat~, AraSSys phax
90 Fsrey. Carr saahums, bAAa straw berries IA yArc-
se~ SplrAe Pryet Pink Nezroon. strawberry Trees, be-
sides many other varieties ust here enumerated
Mis- g. h. III SCI her CnurC lot Hose
f.sstS Slth Ncrs Few exceptions BaHg o lhcin very large
ana choice varieties.
All q ha above named viii b. sold a. or below Eastern
NtT~ery prces. b. T.. C-iHOUN. ASent.
o-assha- April ), ISJI. 4!
general aS<oriucnt u the above named trees and
es III he offered tlr sale az W aakegan she n and
IAN inst
RRkocIt SUAWfS, q good assortment Of square and
CHEAP CASH STORE.
@WRrNG STRIPES, 3 soo,t ss,ars7r,a, ches7 81 the
- CHEAP CASH STORE.
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ATTENTION!

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1912.
u r. SHARPSTEIN, ATTozVET At Law, Eeno,ha
e5 City, takes this method u inform the Officers and Sol
dters OF the War Of l-ie that they NAV obtain
Military Bounty II~ Warrants unfr the Act Cf Congress
passed september -, 1850, byeIllinx his Office
survivors aBd the widows Of deceased II the above
mentioned War and my facilities such enable me
procure the sam" IT small expense
NoS. IL, lsJJ. I'll J. L. SHARPSTEIN.
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New Music for Planes

New Music for Pianos.
HJSF received at the Cheap Cash Book store lare as
eE sartgDeut comprising
Songs. Giees. 1horl3>rS;
Marches, 44IcSstcp>. Coalitions:
FoIA.Ls, " atzes, Raa1o>;
Variations. Operate sets.
Instruction BookS, sc, and for sale chpan bs
January - 81. STARkWEATHER
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18
IuP0RTaNr NOTICE.

FsSiE Subscriber hereby gives notice those whom i.
may concern, that his Books and Accounts are now in
the hands of Jno l. '. Yates Justice or the Peace for
Immediate collection. To all those indebted 70 him he
would merely sly just up and settle AZ once and
thereby save IN" costs which follow thls Notice.
8nd mistake P SPFTTNAN
blacksmith shop GA Wisconsin st. few doors Main
kcno>hs, March :. 1871 3n,-4g
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

EsEACkSHEEKsENG.
TUE Proprietor i prepared 10 accommodate his srnIs
L and ths public generally, with the best
PLOUGHS AND WAGONS
manufactured in the West Hayrows made Ia order
Horse sh'cinx BY the most skful nTsmeR- T-sin ant
al any work his line respectfully invited give him
call before purchasing shop on PARK 7. Nr-c! s.
4 new article of Corn Plough, worthy Of he atien-
lion oT Farmers, Is manufactured.
CuS. lumber Yard. DENNIS kEARSEY.
March -. ls5a, v-Na. 10
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No Connection nth Fire, Marine or Healh In
SitrdHcC.
D0LICiES issued a REDUCED for Mercantile pur
poses Special PERMITS for and for Cali
f1rnia residence reduced premium.
1t is believed that Any Parish association of Ladies
others for that special purpose any benevolent ndivdu-
al! DESTROYS Of securing aH0unto he paid Clergy
other attaining of 10. 81 years,
- his family ia the of his death occurring.
will fad on the Prospectus If this Company
which always furnished gratis by the Agents. by mail
If written r thai il Offers facilities the
uent Of iha object than Other similar institution. See
extracts from Charter and remarks. page II Of Prospectus
Persons insured IA tins tunpan! on the mutual plathc
'ony plan says Chambers, tsee page 10 OF rrospccuS
lin hch the public at large concerned tp support
will have returned them GH the prgftS, instead Of
portion only as is proposed by Of the stock mixed
companies.
Late annual dividend screntgfre PER- cent on the prcm
um~ paid by mutual members.
The Finance Committee who are among the most relia
bile nancier this country supcrincnd all investments Of
the Company.
Directors:
Abbott Lawrence, Boston John u. Lang, Maine,
Ezra White. New York. C'ha- Jones, Maine.
Daniel Sharp. IT., Boston, Joseph II. Williams Nainc
Henry Crucker. Boston. George Dudley, Conn,
Geo. c. Collins, y. York, IIoratiu Harris, Boston,
Elisha b. Pratt, Boston, Waller b. Hastings, do.
Board Of Finance:
FIR tNKIIN II ANEN. Prest. Merchants Bank. Boston
THOMAS THATCHER. Merchant, Boston!
REL WILLIAMS Pres'L kenncbcc Railroad.
Local Referees:
John |. Palmer. Esq, n. Y Rob C. Shaw Esq Boston.
Moses Taylor, Esq, do. David Hershaw, Esq, do
Lawrence T'imbie & Codo. William >'urvis, do.
Alsop S Chauncy, do. Charles sumner, do.
Directors Office, 70 STATE ST, Boston.
F. n. PRATT, PRrsrprsr.
DANIEL. SHARP, JR, Vice President
c. CLEMENT, Agent, Kenoshn Wisconsin.
OTIS JENkS, Medical Examiner.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

kENOSuA CIRCUIT COT Rim CUANCERY.
HervCy Hoskins
Martin l. EasterbrookS ,,.,
and Sarah NJ Easter D 1oE Tue 'oICCLo>ufc oI mortgage
brooks his wife, Gill
bert e Davidson.
appearing to the satisfaction Of this that the De-
PENDANTS in the above entitled are not and that
neither OF them is within the State Wisconsin, and that
each and every Of them nonresident OF said state; on
motion of Chaled & French Solicitors for Complain
AMI Ordered that the said Defendants and each and every
them be and they hereby respectively required APP
pear and plead demuT the Compartments bill
ot complaint filed in this or before the twcnysixth
day of May next, or the said bill may be taken confessed
by and against them Respectively And is further Order
Ell that the said complainant be and hc Is hereby required
to cause this orrr 80 be published in the Kenosu Tclc
graph awceky newspaper Published in the city Of Keno
sha. in the said county Of keno-h, in each week for
six weeks 'ucces previous tn said d1y If May
next, HOMER r. ST'Il6FF
Court Commissioners for kCtlOsla 10.
On STFrELp & FRE~,U. soils.
Dated February. - I-5I 60
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SRERTFF>S SALE.

= Atta~. f-lEsE- ~~Sths- - g.
$500 - -.....1s flr sac nv
~ Il. M X.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

&AIRTI>G STRIPES, soot ss,ors7l,a, ches7 81 the
- CHEAP CASH STORE.
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$4,000

7 LysEED OH. and sp'ts Turpentine. Tor sale by
L. SR4RkWEATHFp.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

Deregc<--4 sw Dress Patterns LEFT which ain t. s,ad
y very cheap II Tire NEW CAsu .yEE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-18

CInEE VINE; tR. warranted. - sa.: :: =. s-g;a
4 NSr.h...-- ro
$500. = MERRILL
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- Persons calling for letters IN the above lsiaFe re
q1ested 81 sSy ~.Anv Esr1sEp'
SIMEON King, ?. N
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-01-23

east and wesr, and ly assuming gradual
ascent, forms two cOmmodious landings,
Called the Upper aud Lower town, meeting
upon the elevated plat, au Of the central part.
As natural Consequence there Is gOos!
deal Of strife between the two sectlons for
the astelidancy in commercial matters par
,icularly. The site upon which the lower
town Is mostly built; ii Several feet below
the csntrul and UPPER parts, and has quite n
sandy soil, while the higher portions are on
a limestone formation, lying above the Said
stone.
The latter formation in MANY places is so
soft that the swallows make their nests in
the rock as in ordinary sand banks. Much
of the sandstone is nearly as white as loaf
sugar, and is said TO be of a superior quail
ty for the manufacturing of glass. These
high rocks passing up far above the water, ,
aud displaying their snow-white sides tJ
view, form a peculiar and exceedingly beau
tiful feature in the scenery Of the Upper
Mississippi.
In the rear Of ST. Paul, or on the north,
rises another bluff, or line of hills, which en-
circles the town site, in the shape of an am
phitbe atre, bending gradually until they aI.-
proach quite near the river again towards
Fort Smelling oD the Southwest, and tow
ards Lake Pepin on the Southeast. These
smooth aud beautiful hills extending frotn
one half a mile to upwards of two miles
from the town, afford many most delightful
situations for country seats and farms. -
From these elevations, an extensive view
is afforded of the surrounding country, par
ticularIy of the town below, and land of the
Dacotas beyond the Mississippi Far away
10 the south and southeast, the father of wat
ers III seen rolling his silent tide majestica!-
Iy along, guarded on either side by rock
bound blnti, and hills. Indeed we seem to
behold even now, through the dim vista of
future years, the glttering mansions Of ST.
Paui's merchant prices rising up M every
direction, on these hills now in the state 0(
nature or rudely adorned hy the humble
cAaum!ere of The French ami hall-hreedS, or
the simple lohges of the noble Sioux.
There is one serious objection 10 the
backgrounds OF Saint Paul. al present,
though in time, it will doubtless form n
great blessing. A great many springs of
"pure cold water" are continually gushing
! from the base of The above mentioned hills,
forming several bad marshes, and rcn.ler-
ing an access To many of the choice situi-
tons rather difficult. Coos roads will soon
he contructed over these Wet places, While
the water supplied by the living fountains,
can easily he brought IN town. There arc
also several small lakes in the vicinity sup
piled by springs, and situated much higher
than SAINT Paul, which can lie made to sup
ply large city with excelien, water. In
short the place has many natural advantages
for great town, but | am not fully per
suaded US yet that it will become the com
inercial emporium Of Minnesota, as many
here do not hesitate to predict.
! In my next will give you an account of
the growth Of Saint Paul, state of Society
the religious denominations, Churches,
Schools SC.
Yours Sc l.. ME-