The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-09-01

causes, winch are occurring IN otner potioNs VI VIC
Union should cause US to return heartfelt gratitude
to the Maker of the Universe for the general good
health enjoyed by the inhabitants Of our Territory
In New York, the number Of deaths in the city has
been unusually great. During the week ending Aug
l3, one hundred and twenty-one men, seventy-two
hundred and sixty-six girls-making total Of FIVE
hundred and eightyfve persons died. large portion
Of whom were stricken down by the intense heat of
the sun. The bills Of mortality in Philadelphia,
Baltimore and other cities east have been proportion
ate with New York. Ia New Orleans the Yellow
Fever is still undated. On the 18th there were two
hundred and thirty deaths from that disease alone
There appears to be a scarcity Of persons dispose
Of the Dead and copses lay unbured in the gates OF
the burying grounds in some instances for "a hours
wihou, nterment, thereby spreading the disease and
causing much greater havoc than would otherwise
exist.
Death has also been busy on the Ohio and lower
Mississippi, but at time has the health Of our Ter
ritory been better than during the past summer. Al
though the heat has been great, and large .portion
Of numbering population are necessarily exposed
water, we have not heard Of case of malignant
character during the summer. In St. Paul, with
population of between three aud four thousand, the
number Of adult deaths have not averaged two per
month during the last three months.
Let those who desire good health, and plenty OF
il, come to Minnesota and inhae the air which we
receive direct from the North Pole, and which in its
passage extensive and beautiful prairies, be-
comes mpregnated with the odor arising from those
natural dower gardens. The air breathe is pure
and inv gorating, and free from all influences which
arc calculated to enhance the value Of Drugs and
Medicines, or give employment to the Faculty
BEAUTIFUL SECTION OF CoUFrRY.-Than
that embraced between White Bear and Bald Eagle
Lakes, there is more romantic or fertile region
IN Minnesota. Last week we awaited oarssIf Of a
polite invitation from Mr. v. B. Barnuin proprietor
of that we'll known and pleasant place Of resort, the
Lake House, situated on White Bear Lake, 9 miles
from ST. Paul. to visit his place. and were agreeably
surprised to find such magnificent scenery SO near
St. Paul, such beautiful land and 80 many highly
cultivated and productive farms in a region where
but two three years since the woodlands axe was
never heard. Mr.. Raynum has several boats on his
lake, is well supplied with fishing tackle and has
made arrangements for the accommodation of the
pleasure seeker who may come thither for recreation
His residence is only nine miles from the city, an
abundance of game s near by, and the lake, upon
the banks OF which his house is located, abouEds in
fish, leisure day or two could not be better appro-
praied than in visiting this locality Try it and see
Speaking Of Whitney, reminds us that he has just
taken magnificent view Of St. Paul, from Dayton S
Bluff, which he designs having engraved and border
ed with other views IN this vicinity, II sufficient en-
couIagement be extended to the enterprise which we
doubt not will be the case.--M innesotian.
Mr.. Whitney left for the East on the Nominee, for
the purpose of having the exquisite picture above al.
luded to engraved. Those OF our readers wishing to
secure copies Of this picture can leave their orders
with his brother, Col A. J. Whitney, who will give
them immediate attention.
The wings Of Dakotah County, VIC hear, have call
ed meeting TO nominate County Ticket to be held
on the 3D. inst, and also to appoint Delegates to
District Cow TO nominate candidate for the
Council and candidates for the House Of Rcpressn-
ta,ives.
The wings Of Henucpn County are to hold SINH
lar Convention on Monday next.
Mr. Presley has received fresh supply Of proyi-
sions and groceries. He is always supplied in that
line, besides keeping the best assortment Of groceries
and green fruits, in town.
Our Druggists would do we'll to look at the Gard
OF Messrs. Bacon & Co., Of ST. Louis.
| Look at the Card of Mes.rs. REM s. Karcher.-
They present an attractive list of Bon Dos,, and il
their Candies are palatable their ice cream,
during the warm weather. We can recommend them
MuLENERY.-See the Card of Miss Saiome
Lorch, in another column.
CArrLE.-Mr. Murphy has splendid lot Of cattle
to dispose Of. Those DESTROYS of purchasing will do
well to call on him.
! AKrHUR's HOME MAGAz1NK-We have re-
ceived the three first numbers Of the 2d Volume OF this
highly popular periodical II 10 published in Phila-
dephia by L. S. Arthur s. Co., 50 90 per annun.
Each number contains interesting illustrations. In
the August number, among many other goo things,
we find 81 he Star Madens,' one Of Mrs. Eastman .
beautiful Legends of the North West,' one Of the
many interesting traditions Of Sioux Camp.
Albert ike, the poet, accompanied by his friend
James B. Keats, ESQ.,, both residents of Arkansas,
arrived on the West Newton, on Thursday.
The following is Of German origin, and has been
published hundreds Of times. Bnt as an item Of in
formation to the single Of America it never can
be published too often:
"Who marries for love takes wife who marries
for convenience takes mistress; who marries for
consideration takes a lady. You have wife for
yourself, mistress for your house and friends lady
for the world. Your wife will agree with you, your
mistress accommodate you, your lady will manage
you. Your wife will take care Of your household,
your mistress Of your house. your lady Of
IL you are sick your wife will YOU your mistress
visit you, and your lady will inquire after your health
You take a walk with your wife, ride with your
mistress, and join parties with your lady, Your wife
will share your grief, your mistress your money, and
your lady your debts. fyou are dead your wife will
shed tears your mistress lament, and your lady wear
mourning
The course of Capt. Ingraham, at SMYRNA, is Al,
once noble and just. There is not an American who