The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-07
CoNCoRD, On. H.) July Is.
MIN n ESOTA AFFA IRIS.

A STRANGER.-The b,,stcated or stern-whee
boat Lne'ta OF 81. Louis, came up to landing OIL
Monday. She is good looking craft, and We were
glad to see her. 1t is said she is so well pleased
that she will in few days call again.
THE NoMINEE.-This frst-class boat in size
came up last week When the river two fee
higher than it is now, boats of this class stuck a
Pig s-Eye, and couldn't get over the sill. WHY is it
does rise in freights instead Of rise in the
stream! Circumstances do alter cases. 1t is sale
that in New York city, the milk sometimes gets Sc
high, the cream won't rise. In this latter case,
similar cause operates the other way.
The DENocRAr.-We can reciprocate the com
pliments given to us by that Journal of last week.
We chcely accord to it the merit Of having select
ed some subjects for its comments which are of unu
s''al interest This is our private opinion how
ever
Prices CURRESr.-Bcef 1910; potatoes 80
beans 50: pork l2k; flour Sic s.; crsuberre.
S2sbushcI; eggs 90 butter 20; cheese l2b; lard
l2tHl5; apples $685.; hams l2t@IJ; shoulder,
lie.
Mr.. u. c. Wolf, man of good reputation in his
Calling has just opened stoN as his advertise
ment doth show. 1t is well to try all things and Ia
hold fast to that which is good.
WissLow's MILL.---Mr. Wmslow has been mn.
King essential repairs and improvements upon his mill
ana VIII he ready to receive custom in a very few DAYS.
We trust that this mill will be well patron;zed. Mr..
Winsow has laid out great deal of money upon il,
and ior matter that is of essential Importance to
the interests Of the Territory, our people should feel
a disposition to reward him as literally as their ow,
convenience will allow
The RIvER.-During three DAYS of hast week we
hau ram enough to raise the river about eight inches
THE YELLOW AUrUMN.-Our forests are now
decked in faint yellow. Our harvest is nearly gath
cred n' and the summer scene is well nigh it, close
we are however, enjoy, ing at this time a pleasant
Indian summer The people Of Minnesota who have
been prosperous during summer have little causc o,
dread OF winter. What require most is enough 70
eat' ana oil that we have an abun1ance-an abundance
worthy OF public Thanksgiving-,ha gracious old
institution which leads US to realize at lc,st o,co ,
year that we have plenty and enough Winter Is
generally regarded by people as our most agreea
Die season; that is, taking into account our social
pleasures and comparative relief from care and foil;
winter Is our best time. Citizens of the States bo
visit US IN the middle of winter, after having n,sscJ
through some two hundred miles Of wilderness 70 ,,c,
here, express surprise at sight of the comfort Gle
5ance and scenes of gaiety in ST. Paul and the neub
boring towns.
The DENoCRAr.-The last week : number ram
plains that we give him scissors lie tasted Of
the antePast to scissors, long ago
SUBJECT TO REPLEvIN.-The donkey /, last
weeks Democrat, the same old creature u,,o
which according to back No. Of the Pioneer Ro.
bertsoa's party were mounted last year. Tn, des-
cripton is marvelously the same. Nav il be- marc
gentle than it was last year--on that occasion, II
threw Little Jack, the God-son Of the Democ,-,,
lear over to our side of the hedge. We prefer to
ema'n where we are-in good company