The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1854-01-05

streets, Rev. r. X. CIessey will deliver Les @ She
Baptist Church. mex, satbaih afternoon '' 'ii pass
two O'Clock, upon THE Dangers To which -t.e 81 ga
Exposed, Particularly i'll our Cities"
general att, lence is respectfully reques;ei
PHILHARMONIC SocIErY.-Don't fcss-t llat
the Concert Of this Society takes place T. iha ia
Hall, this (Tbursdas) evening. As the rr.o-'a-l-
all citizens of St. Paul, it is hoped lnat t.e
effort 10 introduce and pleasing entc .ale.t
will be daily appreciated ~ the lovers Of iun.c,a,
See adv.
! THE SIoUx.--The few cases Of small ros which
appeared in 81. Paul, causing some uue iu,-s ..-
the disease nigh, reach the Indians, Dr. Nam
sician to the Sioux, visited their encar f.sort
the Big Woods, to give shcm the ben l. It vac
cination. lie found large number looaco Cor ,n-
inter in the vicinity of Henderson,; some have gone
to Crow River, others 10 the head-watcr @. t-s
Cannon, and others again the lie Suerr River
All, far viiicd, arc in excellcn, be s.il
clothed, and, what is unusual in Indian life i.e fr
pressing wants Trading houses are read ta 1851
their wants, aud as they their money v-iia -f't
economy viii pass the winter with but little a',, ng
FROM LAKE SuFERIoR.-Mcssrs. S. '.y ana
the st. Louis, returned Monday last, at II o. 't,
having started from the ST. Louis on Thur 60,
ing Of last week. Mr.. Serri,t, who was ai-o ..
party going out, remained at Mr.. Gree, .,u.
near Pacagamon. lie Will be along shortl
! The gentlemen who have returned exprcss .1,a.
selves highly pleased with The Lake count, I., .t
they wouh. have been better pleased with ...,,
ing to and from The Lake, if the fallen tin .r 20
route had been removed.
HYDROrATRlC Quarterly REViEw, ie.. j.
! Fowler & Wells, New York.
| The appearance Of this very handsome s..,.'.
which in beauty Of mechanical execution rre.--
pas ed by any medical journal in the cou ..,, ..s1s
to suppose that the Water treatment " .,f. D.
ed this country from Germany some tie a-
years SINCE falling into the hands OF a me
ened scientific class Of men, is rapidly nd -.a- . .
The number now before Tvs is eli entity
Illustrated with well executed drawings Of f.,e.l
gaus and portions Of the human frame, ,-e
ed matter of such caste will throw re,1
upon the management and cure Of painful di.cls-..
Price 81.
NEW LINE OF BoArs.-We have assua Born
a reliable source that the daily line of Boa eio.e1
this city and St. LOUIS ,ctU CONE ou,'-in tia
We are happy to hear it, and VIC believe Ii ot
gencc will crafty the business of lie .Iuo'.
la addition 10 the great increase of the ua.t. ~
this Territory during the next spring ant -1.
experience has laugh, tina, competition u.e.s.-.
~ on the river to preserve us from the i'm s.'--
enormous charges during the most important o.
our business.
MINNESOTA ExrRrss.--Buli1ank arrFet. ".t
Monday evening with ft4H load from Ga!at. -.
I'm Understand that he was detained FIVE dl,r at be
Wisconsin, on accoun, of the ice. lie o.te en-
Prairie du Chen in ,h days. the roai, rs v.fy
bad.
The Express viii leave again tomorrow aa IS
thought the travelling will be very good OF 'a .''o
fall of snow air. B. expects to make trips let'ea
ST Paul and Galena every three weeks.
ILLrSors CrSTEAL r. R.--The cars GRO a't.
understand, running to Warren, point or $40
miles from Dubuque, AMI we have strong a. aa
that the cars will reach the latter place
June.
A grave stone lately cut in Newark, has
daguerreotype Of the deceased person, 'a'.,
into the stone.
The Commerce of the United States is e>r'e
by Great Britain alone. In few years
viii be greater than hers.
The regular circulation Of the New York / "''
93,00o-a larger circulation by 10000, ''!.i
han any other newspaper in the world