The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-14
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WE'D. MoRN.-Steamboat Franklin, Luella,
Enterprise, Regulator. all lay at our levee last
evening. A big raft with a cooking stove lies at
the Upper Landing Atmosphere bright and
baImy. Business brisk.
Can Dubuque do aught TO please the Minne'o
ia Pioneer. If so, it had better be done we
don't like TO hear the press grumbns at us, es'
pecialiy when the cause can be removed. 1ha'
road to st. Paul might make things pleasant IN
Minnesota, why has it not been done? Should IT.
as the Pioneer predicts, end in talk instead Of
work'-[Du. Her.
Dubuque can'p!ease US. as IT suggests, by mend
ing It's Days
IMPRovEMETT-The march OF Improve
ment is the III ,st remarkable feature about Dn-
buque.-[ib.
We fear i, is Sau's dead march.
SPIRIT KAppERs.-Three or four hundred
believers in this grade or form Of niesmerisn
lately met at Worcester, Mass. The wisest &C
they did was the Of adjournmcnt.-lGai Ad
LAKE SHORE RoAD.--This road is doing The
beginning Of great business. Yesterday pas
sengers passed over ii who left New York the
morning previous, that is, leaving the CITY at
A. NJ, "Wednesday, and reaching Cleveland OF
Thursday at9 A. N.
There are now two trains on this road The
first train leaves Cleveland at A. NJ; the seconC
at z. NJ, So that we can run to Conneaut anc
intermediate places, and return the same day.
Wetraveed down with conductor Croker nlt
found the management Of the road most admira.
bic When it is completed to Erie, and that wi!
be in November, it will do Il smashing business
-Cleve. True Dem.
CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.-Dr
Tayor, of Michigan, claims 10 hive discovered
cure for Fever and Ague. The is certain
plant, which being pulverzed and mixed with su
gar and administered in that state. produces al
most instant relief and Il permanent cure. Jht
discoverer calls his preparation Opocura. An cz
Of this preparation will go as far as drachm 0
quinine.- lex.
BEAR.-'This vicinity has been infested f,
some DAYS past, with Il number Of bear. ] h.,
are very bold. One drove IA miner from lis wind
lass; would not be surprised at receiving q
few Bar steaks before our next issue; the nun
tiers out Platlyiilo Am
WHAT Is UNrER us?-The Gaera and
Chicago Railroad company have undertaken the
construction of an Artesian well on their ground.
west of the river to Obtain supply Of water fo
the engine of their and machine shop.
depth of abou, POO fee, has already been reached
without attaining the desired end but it is the de-
sign of the company to continue boring TO ,0Gi
feet, if necessary.
The geological formations passed through To-
the first 100 feet. were principally layers of clay
and hardpan. For the remaining distance The
strata have qeen mostly marble rock "A thin lay.
er Of soapsrone, and, at the depth Of 100 fee,
a small vein of pure copper was penetrated
[Chicago Journal.
CAUCHT.-Two Of the supposed offender.
against whom strong suspicion rests as being i'm
pIicated IN the outrage OF removing the track o
the Galena and Chicago Railroad at The kish
waukee Bridge, by which train Of cars with al
in them, almost mlraculousy escaped destruction
list week, have been arrested, and will undergo
an examination for the offence
If proved the guilty parties, no punishment
known to the laws, is TOO severe for them Chi
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