Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-03-12
GREAT FREIGHT & PASSENGER ROUTE
.... ..r... TO THE i ..
M I S S is S IPPI RIV Err,
FROM
ID NEW YORK, .,v
Boston and Philadelphia.
1859. iig1.Ig- 1859. 90 ~ 1869.
THE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI

NA1LtOADs ....
In connection with the
CHICAGO, st. PAUL 4 FOND DU LAC RAILROAD
WAoAifh From II 81 MP n1Gw aA8E EEornILHRs
Is prepared to deliver Freight to Merchants and
and in quick time, and will not be beat in these partc
ulars by any other line. ...-.. q 8. . - -.
assertion and It Is expected that Goods viii Be deliver.
I'd In st. Paul under twelve days.
THE DEPOT AT MILWAUKEE,
Is situated at convenient point Of access for all
Lake Steamers and Vessels, and Freight CONSUMED te
this Road landed directly on It's DOCK and loaded in
is more, the damsge caused BY carriage. -, % -!
In addition to Quick time, has to be added the oonad
Grafton that ali payments made for back charges
exhibited and explained by the vouchers which will 49,
company the Bills Of Lading that Merchants can see
At glance whether, and in What particular, they have
to require the Bills of Lading Of the River agents. in
der to every evidence of the of the
charges upon their goods.
is fact. that in the season of 1885,
three f,urths Of the freight passed over the
Milwaukee Mississippi Road, for the obvious reason
that 1t was
THE NEAREST, THE QUICKEST, AND THE
. ~. CHEAPEST ROUTE! .
Which reasons will exist in greater force in 1852 as
by the completion of the Detroit 4 Milsauke. Road
direct and speedy route to the East is opened to
the Milwaukee an !. Mississippi Railroad.
The through Freight Tariffs of this Company can be
L
J. 9. & II. c. Burbank, q. w. Wosley o., Const ans
Stevenson, Erunson, Lewis White, and in New-York
and the East generally At all the Railroad offices.
r." via Prairie du Chen. 90.
On the opening OF Navisation the splendid steamers
Of this Line will leave Prairie Gu CHEN morning and
evening the rival of Express Trains with Miiwau.
kee and Chicago passengers, and every will be
made BY the management Of road to prove that it
offers superior nducement Of speed, comfort safety
to any other route. WILLIAM JERvIs.
General Superpt endent,
FL. HILLS, Special Agent. -
Milwaukee, Jan. 20, 1859. feb1s d&w9m
The Minnesota State Mutual
FRI AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Authorized Capital 100000 Capital Paid in 100000
PREsIDEsT-COL. JOHN 8. PRINCE
,., ~ DIRECTORS: r.u,. c.,ao,
Luke Marvin, q! - S.P. Folsom, N. W. Kittson,
Findley Mccormack c. H. Schurmier, John 8. Prince
sEcRErArY-ANDREw J. WHITNEY.
This Company has been in operation about month
and has this time January TO- 1852 over
quarter Of Million Of Dollars. This unparalleled sue
cess is guarantee of the sodity Of the Company
Fire and Marine effected at from Is to So per
cent. less than in foreign companies. "
Office Schurmeiers Block, Corner Of Fifth and Jack
TT WA h ID ASSOCIATION, PHILA.l
II DELPHIA.-A Benevolent Institution estsb,-hed
by Special Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick aud
Distressed afcted with Virulent and Epidemic Dseas-
e. In times of Epidemcs it IL the object Of this Inst
tton establish Hospitals to provide Nurses, Physi:
clans Clothing, Food, Medicines etc., for the sick and
destitute to take charge Of the orphans OF deceased
rents and to minister in every possible way to the relief
of the afflicted and the health Of the public at large.
Is the duty Of the Directors at such times to visit per-
sonally the infected districts, and to provide and
cute means Of relief Numerous physicians not acting
members Of the Association usually enrol their names
its books subject be called upon to attend its hos
pta free Of charge In the absence OF Epidemcs, the
directors have authorized the Consulting Surgeon to
give advice and medical aid to persons suffering under
CHaosIc DsEisB Of viruent character, arising from
abuse Of the physical powers the effects
Of drugs etc Various RHroErs and THlors the
nature ana treatment Of Chronic DisSases By the Don.
sug Surgeon have been published for gratutous dis
tribution and will be sent free Of charge to the sfct-
ed Address, for Reports or Treatment, Dr. GEORGE
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association,
no. Q South Ninth Street, Phiiadelphia, Pa.
NJ Ezra D. HE2RrwELI, President. 90
c.. IAnsKxD, Secretary. Sspae-W1y =