The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-02

FAvoKABLI.-Ths reports from the new settle
ments on the Cannon river, the Minnesota valley.
Lake Minnetonka and Hennepin county, generally
ara encouraging The erection Of temporary build
ngs being completed, tho settlers have turned their
attention to the preparation of sufficient ground for
small crop this 1t is said that almost every
person has already planted is engaged in plant
ing small field of potatoes, turnips. &c. In a few
cases good field of corn and oats have been got
into the ground by persons who have not been four
weeks in the Territory. Them farmers will do.
WHERE TO THEY Go,--Almost every boat from
The Wharf Boat and lcvee is crowded with cattle,
horses, agricultural implements Wagons, household
and kitchen furniture &C., &C., for few hours after
the arrival Of one Of the packets. The mass then
disappears gradually, and we have great anxiety to
know what becomes Of it. On an average there are
not over ten to twelve houses completed in ST. Paul
per week, and they would not begin to hold tenth
part of the "punder" brought to our landing. What
then becomes of it. We very much fear that this
Territory is getting too large, and hereafter will
not be able to keep the Of every new settler
that locates within our limits.
some WEIGHr.-Mr. s., of Traverse notorietv,
concluded to como down 10 St. Paul and see the
sights. Arriving in our city, it struck him that he
would try and if he could get garment to fit his
portly person, (weighiny 32s pouuds.) Our friend
stopped at the Upper Landing and commenced his
search. but it not until he arrived at Hynemans
store that he could get suited; and verify that
linen coat at 81 90 took his eye. Our friend spent
$50 at Hyneman's and says he made S25 dollars by
the operation. Verify, Hyncman sells cheap. Give
him y call.
TIo! YE rHIRsrY,-Soms of these warm sunny
days, as you are strong up town the plank walk
just drop into the drug store one moment and
let friend Bond fix you up glass Of Soda. None of
your ''high-6u,in" mixtures, but the real genuine,
home made stuff, and got up according to the strict
est law of Chemical proportions Take good drink
and if YOU don't feel better for it, we viii ack nowl.
edge Ourself TO be no judge in such matters.
f. Howe, late OF St. Paul, has removed to Nam
kato City and opened Hotel, where he will at all
times be pleased to see his friends.
Our readers will please take notice that George
Russell, the Timer, is still hammering away at his
old trade and is prepared to supply his customers,
old and new, with all sorts Of wares from tin cup
to cooking stove, with the accompanying documents,
all got up in good style and well adapted to the wants
of people ally-especiay those who call on him
with nice little store Of TIN in their pockets
Il has been said that pants bought on tick are
reeehes Of trust and think doubt is correct but
if that sort don't suit you, just go to Hynemans and
get better pair; with coat, vest &C., in short,
whole suit Only look at his bill of prices, and then
call and see If he can't give you fit, not of the hys-
teric order, hut enc that will please, exactly.
WIN. Dahl, at the old stand Of Dahl & DoulI, has
Just received his goods, comprising fine assort-
ment Of Books and Stationery, wall paper, &c. Adv.
with full particulars, next week.
Those of our readers in want Of first rate Flows.
could not do better than TO cali on Abbot & Co., and
buy one. One of their plows is worth six imported
ones, and beside in buying from them, you encour-
age our own mechanics.
1t will be seen by advt. in another column that
Mr.. Campbell. late Of ST. Louis, is now on hand and
prepared to supply all lovers Of the weed with every
thing suited to their taste to say nothing Of snuns
and smoking. Just call and be convinced that he IS
in earnest, and not merely putting, the fashion is
nowadays.