Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-06-06

Can acool be raised there to an adcastaqe
There is no place in the known world
where wool-producing can be so successfully
managed. The long pleasant summers,
the sweet, nutritious native grasses the dry
invgorating winters; and the remarkable
purity Of the waters-all combined, tend
to produce the most ony,--the bngesh fl
nest and heaviest feeces in the world, las
is universally testified TO by all wool raisers
in the State.
How much liter as their spring a.s iss
Ne10 Eagland2
1t is earlierl Snow first begins to melt
in New England, bat when the Minnesota
spring once opens, it has no retrading chills
OF frosts and garden vegetables are unsual-
| ly found in the market from six to ten days
in advance of those in the eastern states.
Are not the sotaters rey serere end
gloomy?
tits the pleasantest part Of the yearl Snow
falls to the depth of about four inchesl-the
latter part of November, and their remains
with the thermometer but a few degrees
above zero--for about fonr mcnths, the air
being dry, pure and invigorating, and offer
| ing an slmcst certdsn cure for all lung diiii-
culties. 1t is this dryness of atmosphere,
and ready relief that il affords to all ague
and con4uthptive complaint that has given
the State the name of NATURES HospITAt,
by which it is so extensively known.
HAfoh Is the best route to Mianesotas
For New Englanders, the bert route IS
ny the way of Albany, Rochester, Niagara
Falls and Detroit, and thence by the Michi-
gan Genital road to Chicago, and from
/ there by the Northwestern road to La
Crosse,-where large and splendid boats
are starring on the arrival of every train
for St. Paul, and usually run the route in
about eighteen hours. The advantages OF
this route are speed, scenery, and freedom
from the annoyances of frequent expensive
changes. BY THIS route you are landed in
Chicago-at the Union Depot, and baggage
is transported free Of charse--to the North
western road. Another desirable feature,
Ia "stop over, check can be obtained at
Niagara Fals--that will enable the travel
er to view TO his hearts content this grand-
est Of Natures howers,-and TO examine
the world renowned Suspension Bridge
which is now universally acknowledged to
be the finest specimen of human ingenuity
and skin on the face of the globe.
Hhat tcork can be obtained, and tohere-
giciisg iiRtormdtion Of Ainnesota's Agricszi-
tsrct, Geegrdphirt1l, Manufactured, Com
mereial and physical peculiarities?
Gov. Alexander Ramsey,-one of the
ables; of lStdtesmea, the noblest of Patriots,
the purest of NeR, and the .wisest of 1Kana-
gers-has through his exertions effected the
formation Of lStattstiedi B,treau--of which
]. A. Wheelock is Commissioner.
Mr. Wheelock Is brilliant writer,--a
laborrous siadent,-of high moral character
and social position, and win forward to any
one seeking informa.ion,--a copy Of highl
ly interesting book-just published by the
State-entiiled MINNESOTA ITS PRoG-
REss AND CAPABILITIES Mr. Wheel
ock's address Is St. Paul, MINI.
What Is the population pf 81. Pnnl, ard
,rsat are as peculiarities ?
lie nonplation il hetween 10000 and II.
600. Its peculiarilies are many 1t stands
at the head of uninterrupted navigation on
the MissisSippi-2l00 miles from New
Orleans. 1, is also just below the junction
Of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers is; i