The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10


40 few advertisements Of humbus quack medi-
cines When newspapers are filled with whole
columns of certificates about the miraculous cures
| effected by some specific--it proves that
they are ignorant stupid fools. who be stuffed
with words Now an editor is no more bound to
take quack advertisement into his columns,
than The captain OF steamboat is compelled to
take n maniac, or a leper into his boat, as pas
senger. And be it remembered, that for every
such passenger who comes OH, half dozen
clearly passengers will get off, in disgust. We
do not mean to condemn all patent medicines
for some Of them are Of acknowledged merit
(and we will advertise none other.) But we
mean TO condemn The most Of fcs.-the
most Of such medicines, popular medicines Of the
day, as are certified to by the "iIon. Mr.. Funk
hoilows, and the Miss Susan Nippers," Of our
time. Here IS specimen. which we cut from
an exchange, of Miss Susans certificates, who
was suffering from general debility, sick head
ache, heartburn, indigestion, tapewOrms, con-
sumption, rheumatism IN the shoulders and hips.
and besides these, she didn't feel very well her
self. At length she says:
al was brought low that INV most mpudent
friends didn't expect me to live from one end TO
the other. About this tune friend recommend
ing rs the last resort, that should try few bot
ties Of the Pictorial Oxinated Compound Saxf.r-
lila Extract of Wild Cherry Wine B,ters, salts
faction given or money refunded, to be taken, de-
ray label a n
cure, beware Of coun,erfeIts-none genuine with
out The proprietor Ia the wrapper. | took
three bottles Of tins truly invaluable medicine,
and it gave me immediate relief in three months.
TIE CHIPPEWA MILL.--Ne are SO identi-
fed W i,h the lumber region Of Wisconsin, in our
neishborhood, which rshtfully belongs to Min
nesoa, that it seems almost part Of our Terri
tory. and we are always glad to hear Of their
prosperity. 4 friend at Chippewa City, five
miles above the Chippewa Falls, wrote us letter
some time since, which was mislaid; and from
which we now make the following extracts:
"Your article. and Mr.. Sibley's Letter sson
The Lumder Seizures" has given lumber
men great satisfaction. Ny Pioneer has been
worn on, going from hand to hand.
Our new mill which is to be flashed
in July. is to have Il gang Of four saws for cutting
a whole log al once INTO cants, and all will give
employment to over one hundred men hereafter
Mr.. Coulton * Cos. mill on Yellow River
which puts into the Chippewa from the east side
has span Of saws, and makes lumber at the
rate of nine or ten thousand feet per day ga
hours,) his water power is nmense-only sur
passed by the Falls
The falls are now quite safe to run rats over
rs good slide has Just been put into the dam,
and a number of the most dangerous rocks re-
moved, by building fires on them In the winter
when the wafer IS very low, the heat causin.
them 10 crumblc TO pieces
I Fon PRrsIDENr-The West Newton re-
ports that franklin Picrse Of ~ II. is the demo
cratic nominee for President Gen Perss is a
noble soldier, who served in the Mexican cam
paigns-lS of the best old revolutionary stock in
New England, tried democrat who is obnoxious
to no portion Of The Democracy, man Of cuti-
waited intellect, and of the highest honor; in the
full vIgcr of life; and # he be The candidate, will
easily be elected. lie Is successful MAJ; Ma
po!eon was never more Frank Pierse can
no, b. defeated by any Wing that be nomi-
na,eI, with OF without, a cooked hat So FAR as
{
cratic ticket, we shall do 50. We are in FOR an
administration, whose principles a:e based upon
the democracy OF Jclerson-for " democratic
principles, democratic men, and democratic meas
ures,' and for nothing short of that
WHITE MEMS CoAcHEs.-Last Monday
Messrs. Pattison * Benson, Of the upper Livery
stable, received per 5. b. ST. Paul, two red Con.
cord coaches, large, elegant Carriages, finished
IN the most costly and superb manner. Abbot,
Away finishes hts best coaches with red, and
these are Abbotts best. These coaches are de-
>igned for the stage Inc between our town and
ST. Anthony Travellers wall dc we'll to rerne,n-
her that Pat,ison and Benson are men; rbite
men; that their coaches are red, their horses
sound and ice;, their harnesses strong. and their
drivers courteous. They have also received
more new carriages and harnesses for their livery
stable, and several spans Of the finest young
matched horses ever bred or ira ned---sprited vet
gentle and obedient. There is not Il better sta
bic or one managed by more honorable propric-
tors, in the whole west.
THE WEST NEwToN.-This boat, celebra-
ted for speed, came flying into our port last
Wednesday morning, this beng her first trip here
commanded by Capt. Smith Harris, PIN, clerk.
1t is beautiful boat, $50 feet long, and fairly
flies through the water. She viii make two trips
per week. She came up from st. Louis TO Ga
lena, in Al hours and 80 minutes making great
numbcr of landings. Her advertisement is in our
columns to day.
| Standardization, geraniums cactbus,
elephants, plnks, dahlias, and u great number of
other lowering shrubs, are for sale, in pots, al
Farringtons store; and we mention it, that our
friends may have an opportunity to call there at
once and purchase such rs they want.
CNITARIANs.--The first Unitarian religious
meeting ever held in ST. Paul, was at the hall of
the Sons of Temperance, last Sunday. Services
by the Rev, Mr.. Woodward, Of Galena, well
known there for his efficient labors in the cause
Of schools and Of education
THEArRE.-The popular company Of Messrs