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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21
ANDREW JACKSON,

Attorney aud Counsellor at Law, and Solic-
itor in Chancery, Rasenna, Ohio. Collec-
tions and all other business entrusted to
bis care will receive fslthfal and prompt
s attention. --ssz $
Amdrsw Juck kson, Notary Public.
Office in Seymour's Block 275
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-21

j. Z. RANNEH 3. B.TAYLoR
i II sANNEY & IA YLUR, -
Attorneys & CounselIors atLaW
slsld Solicitors in GllsaMcery. "a
0fice IN Seymour,s Block, up stairs.
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HOPKINS AND BROTHER.

SUCCESSORS or DINfEL HOPKINS,
EgANE Just opened on Jhird-st, near Jackson street,
general assortment at family goods and family
groceries; also crocsery, nail, aud variety Of other
goods: such cJoocs, shrings and shectings linen,
woolen and cotton goods at al discriptions boots aud
shoes o all sizes and qualities for men and women hoy
ana girls; also vaIious qualities OF coffee,
saleats and all sorts Of spices; ready made clothing,
broonIs, nuts, moasses vinegar pork, mackerei cod
fish clothes pns tobacco of all qualiles and butter,
hard oysters Hour, crackers, dried fruit ALSO window
glass and putty ropes. bed cords powder sho', caps,
bac on. soap. cane TACT, everything We intend TO
sell very small proht, tof quick pay. Call aud eN
anime for yourselves and try us.
DANIEL HOPKINS,
jnI5.-I3-ly. PETER HOPKINS
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81 HIS IS Boy CAS- rRrsT The following
from the ''Chil3s PAPER we would commend 10 The
Doys Read 1t carefully for 1t contains wholesome
lesson:
once visited large public school At recess
htte fcl'o" came up and spoke 10 the master: az ne
turned to go down the platform the master SAID '.that
boy can trust. He failed me.'' | followed
him with my eye. and looked at him hen he took his
seat after recess He had fine, open, manly face.
thought a good deal about the masters remark k-
hat character that liue DO, carnedi He had al
ready got what would be WORTH more than a fortune
Ii would b. passport into The best store IN the ci,y
ana what better, into the confidence and respect Of
the whole commGiiiv
wonder ii thc BOYS know how soon they are rated
by older people. Every bo, ia tho neiehborhood is
known, and opinions formed of hun; he has a
character, either favorable OF uniayorab!e b,y Of
whom the master sap IL can trust him. he never
tailed NE, viii never want enpiryment The fiaeI-
ity, promptne.s. and industry which he shows at
school are in demand every yhere and are priced ey
erywhere. lie who is faithful in little will be faith
iui also in much. Be sure that YOU earn good rep
utatlon at school. Remember, YOU are Just where
God has placed you, and your duiies are not so much
gwen you by your teachers your parents as by God
himself. You must render an account to them. and
von also viii be called 10 render an account To Him
BE trrsty---be true.
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NO. XXIIT.

collectors other chief officers Of the customs and
OF the inspectors aforesaid, within the said several
districts, TO enforce the provisions Of law against al
steamers arriving and departing; ana upon proof as
any collector other chief officer Of the costoms or
inspectors, has neggenty intentionally omitted his
duty IN this particular, such delinquent shall b. re-
moved from Office, and shalt also be subject to pen
ally of 500 for each offence TO be sued for in an ac
ton OF debt before any court of competent jurisdic-
| ton
tim1ny of license
SEC. p. Provides with 6nc and imprisonment, a
| false certificate Of any inspector
SEC. 20. Conases masters Of vessels to mako
timely repairs, under certain penalty.
SEC. -. Authorizes palots TO lay ID or stop ves.
Ses IN fog Or darkness, and ia the master Of
such vessel shall elect To proceed, the owners are
made responsible and liable for all damages
SIC, q. Empowers the supervising inspectors to
establish rules Tor sailing and passing other vessels
which officers bound 10 otey under the penalty-
MS section declares that vessel shall be Justified
however, IN coiung into collision ith another If i,
can be avoided.
SEC 20. Provides that masters aud owners shall
De mace responsible to passengers for all damages
happening through neglect either in whole or in part
OF the provisions Of this law.
SEC. 81. PROVIDES for Che payment, by boats Sc.
o. the tees OF inspection, and for license.
SEC. 81 Provides that each inspector shall keep
recors; of his doings.
n
spectors in the different districts, that Of the dstr;c,
ct Detroit being $500 per alalam
SEC. 33. Provides that the Secretary Of the
Treasury provide inspectors wi,h suitable instruments,
uniformly, to test the strength Of boilers.
SEC. 81. Compris masters Of boats 10 keen a
complete record OF all passengers.
SEC. 30 Compes every master of a boat to keep
TWO copies OF the Act on board; and fixes penalty
FOR refusing to exhibit the same.
SEC 30. Furnishes with fine and Imprisonment,
the reception by any inspector Of any fee or reward
except such a are conpfchci,ded in the Act for any
surve!, examination certificate.
SEQ. 81 Provides that ali engineers and pilot.
shat he sworn faithfully 10 discharge their duties
SEC. 3S. Makes ii dUy Of supervising inspect
ots to take testimony OF persons of skill aud cxperi
ence with regard 70 steam navigation causes ot ex-
poson, use Of boilers SC.
SIC 80 Makes il the duty OF the Secretary Of
the reasnry 10 prepare forms OF interrogatorics
The act doc not apply 10 boats steam, tugs or
and IS TO take effect in this district on the
Isl Of March, 1853.
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THE RICE HOUSE.

1UNIE Three Story Brick on st. Anthony St, lately
IL ocrrpied as the store of H. NJ. Rice, is now con-
verted INTO Hotel; which with such additions
are contemplated viii make II very spacious and
veDient establishment. Every effort will he eNered
make this house first one; suc will gratiiy the
wishes oi all guests and travellers Our coaches viii
take guests and their baggage TO and from the boats
ffec Of charge Strangers in ST. Paul. before creding
the report that our "rooms all uii, may do ell
call upon Perhaps, they viii find better rooms, bet
ter furniture and better fine than they anticipated.
JOSEPH DANIELS
st Paul JULY 1850
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DIR. X. RABBiTT.


UHAS his Office in the rear OF 1. Slosn'S Store, e
HI hc vii be ready 20 atteDi 10 professional calls
saint Paul November, leJl. 32y
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FCRNITU RE.

.-.----.-.--s TO buy second hand furniture, is
Sxss, go .sss % much like buy ing second hand gar
= ments. We take it for granted, that
" ssV the people Of Territory, would
rather prefer TO have their chars washstaBds bureaus
and tables, made to order, and expressly fer their
use; although old furniture might be bought for less
hey. Then we think our people would rather haveart
ces made OF the timber that grows here III the Terrific
ry, manufactured by mechanics who have
their lot in Minnesota for better, for worse
We will make promptly 10 order, whatever articles Of
furniture be wanted, Of have what is dcsir
ed on hand} and Will goods better and all
things considered cheaper, than they can be imported
Undertaking promptly attended TO.
STEEsS 4 HUNT,
Manufactures of Cabinet " are aud Furniture Third
street, st. Paul.
81. Paul, May 27, 1852. eff
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r, FRFNTRISS.
GALENA STORE,
w. III. Stiliman & Co.

VAyOULD respectfully inform The citizens Of Saint
w PAM and vicinity, that they have opened in the
lower fresh aud we'll selected stock of Groceries
which supplied every week from Galena and St
Louls and which they pledge themselves sell for
low be bought north of Gaena. Those desIr-
of buy ing retail will find ii their advantage
call and examine their prices.
Constantly on haud-Butter, Cheese, Pork, Fish,
gaSs, Teas COfees and all articles found in this line.
1y'A genuine article of Family Flour constantly on
hand w ii. j. d Co
Saint Paul, Aug. 2S, 1851. l9
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TO THE LADIES OF ST. PAUL.

sEEPLf sensible Of past favors, again invite your
AZ attention 10 my MILLINERY esq B-
IEsHMENT. confidently assured that can show
you variety of materials and trimmings will repay
inspection.
Ny facilities increased for supplying you with
the latest s les and hope to be able to every de-
maDd which taste and stS ie may require.
My arrangements for the season, am persuaded, vii
fully ensure that success TO which the Ladies of sain
PAM willing to contribute, when punctuaIiiy ali,
anxiety to please are blended with knswedge of what
their excellent taste requires.
NJ 4. MARVIN.
Third Street ST. Paul. November 90 1851 81
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CASH FOR BLACKSMITHINC.

WE have bought ont the brick blacksmith shop Of
w Mr. Tay lo and the pow shop adjoining t, near the
JUNCTION of Fort Hill and St Anthony streets, ST. Paul.
where shall carry blacksmithing and plow making
in aiieparmens o the business either furnishing stock
or not may be desired. We intend Ia do work strict
y upon cash principles WHILE therefore, shall rigid
iy eAnct prompt paymen the prices of our labor viii be
VERY Low. VIII the public try our work and our
prices, ABBOTT d SONS.
jul5. i3-y
SPENCER, KIRKPATRICK & NARkLEY.
CTORAGE, Forwarding Commission Merchants
- Leyee, Lower Landing, St Paul, Min. Ter.
Feb. 10, l552. 44-ly
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THE LAST LEAF.
BY o. W. HOLMES.

BY o. W. HOLMES
saw him once before,
As he passed by the door,
And again
Ihe pavement stones resouni,
As he totters o'er the ground
With his cane.
They say that in his prime,
Ere the pruning knife of Time
Cut him down,
Not better man was found
BY the crier on his round
Through the town.
But row he walks the streets,
And he looks at all he meets,
Sad and wan,
And he shakes his feeble head,
That it seems as if he said,
They are gone"
The mossy marbles rest
On the lips that he has prest
In their bloom,
And the names he loved 10 hear
Have been carved FOR many year
On the tomb.
My grandnama has said
Poor old lady, she is dead
Long ago
That she had Roman nose,
And his cheek was like rose
In the snow.
Bot now his nose is thin,
And II rests upon his chin
Like staff,
And crook is in mis- back,
And a melancholy crack
In his laugh.
| know it is sin
For me to sit and gem
At him here;
Bat the old three-cornered hat,
And the breeches, and ali that,
Are So queer!
And if should live TO be
The last leaf upon the tree
In the spring,
Let them smile, as DO now,
AT the old forsakeu bough
Where ! cling.
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Third Street. ST. Paul, November 90, 1851.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

ARGE stock Of Bonnets at Mrs. Marvins Millinery
IL Establishment Third street. reduced prices The
Ladies Of 81. Paul respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and elegant stock OF
Bonnets, which she Is now opening and TO which she
invites their attention. She has now hand large
variety both in style and material which she is offering
at lower prices than ever before in ST. Paul.
If the Ladies will call early, Mrs. Nj. has doubt
that they will be induced to purchase.
st. Paul. Nav 26.
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FIR E,SII ME At.

have arrangement now, for keeping fresh meat on
ice, in winter temperature; and as shall be spar
ing neither of pains nor money, to have the choicest
beef pork, mutton lamb, and other varieties
may send i'll their children for a
bit Of tenderlne, steak roast else that
good and they shall have the best in the shop and
honest weight. My shop, remember, is st. An,hony
street. just few steps above Fuer's story brick.
may 27--6n VIM. WELLS
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NATIVE NiNE.--tist's Advertiser gives the bu-
s>sS ths year of three Establishments in that city at
81 900 bottles Of Cataw ba WINE, and adds:
Probably $4,000 bottles Still Caaw ba me is made
sold and drank in this city and vIcinv bv Germans
mostly the product Of small ne>ar,s This is un-
branded and Of various quaties-hc greater part Of
inferior quality But whatever may be the quality Of
ou' native wnes-hey are cd pure; that is from any.
thing e'so than the juice nj The grape. One or two
manufacturers make sweet wincs, to a Suall extent
acknou uledged 10 be iactilious.
The supply Of native wines. grctaiy as it j, on the
increase, hardly Keeps up with the Increasing demand
All the VINE Older than five SeaG> of Caawba is out
Of market. and the Sparkling. although not recurring
such lapse Of time 10 fit il tr USE taken off as
fIs; As II can BE- made ready for TIA. ket.
There are 1900 aosrs pf grapes in cultivation in the
voinity OF this city. Every year adds the quantity
Of bearing vines, and to the number Of persons enga-
ced ia the business.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-23

PosTAGE tPoS NEwsPAPERs-The new
amendment 20 the postage law which goes into oper-
alton the ih of September fixes the rate Of each
newspaper, periodical, circular other printed mat
ter hot eAreed'i. three ounces, at cent any
part o' the United States or each additional ounce
of hactloa one cent; when paid yearly quarterly
N advance, at the Office where mailed one-haif Of hs
rate 10 be charged. Newspapers ard periodicals not
exceeding ounce and a half, to be charged only
onc-haii the above rates IN the where publish.
cd Packages ot several small newspapers paElph-
ie OF not more than 10 octave pages to address,
to be charged only half cent an ounce. The post
age on ali transient matter to De prepaid charged
double these rates. Books bound or unbound. are to
be deemed mailable. when not weighing over four
pounds. and ci.argeabe with one cent ounce for
under 1000 miles; and two Tor over that dis
tance-liity per to be added when no, prepaid.
Publishers OF newspapers and periodicals are permit
ted to send exchange copies and to enclose bills and
receipts free of postage.
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Notels ano Boarding Nouses.


VNNiiS house, formerly kept by J. w Bass being the
n original hotel of st. Paul the corner of Third
jackson streets opposite the Minnesota Outfit is tho
roughly repaired, and rcmodeiled and with the additions
now made TO ii, is of The spacious and oonve
iuent hotels in town. Having taken lease Of it, and
htted II up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling pubic to call upon me; believing they viii ind
this house equal to the BEST in I'll respects The charges
Will be moderate GEORGE WELLS
p.ut tus, 90
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EDXV VARD N'LArAN.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
JOHN HOLLAND r. CO.

AUcTioNEERs AND GENERAL AGENTS.
EURNlTURE Warehouse, Bench street, sain, Paul,
IL Improved Farms Town lots and houses (or sale
or rent Advances on consngnments, and prompt paw
ment on sales. Good references given when required
ST. Paul, April Is, 1852 52-Iy
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CAUTION TO BAcHELoRs.--In "NeaPs Resi-
dcnce at Siam,'' work recently published, we find
the following hit Of nforma.ion, which viii probably
deter old bachelors from s'sottline down. in China:
''W hen Chinese lad, is blessed with an increase
IN her family, from fhe moment Of her accouchmcnt
the unhappy husband is pun led ao o, and there de-
tiincd for forty davs-during which delightful PEN
ance, he is subject TO all the rigorous treatment Of
his better half Should medicine be administered to
hcf, h must parakc OF it also and he is strictly con-
hhed to The same diet that she obliged undergo.
which consists Oh an average, believe, OF about a
thinbetd Of Of rice, administered every three
hours, to say nothing Of the pill bed time, to pre-
vent inligcsticn''
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w. III. PARKER.

tDLASTERER and cisternbuilder, informs the people
u Of Saint Paul and vicinity, that he will attend
smpy and faithfully TO the work entrusted 10 him. in
his line oi business, which he Processes
thoroughly. June 10, Ie5l 9-y.
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ST. PAUL FERRY.

ST. PATL FERRY.
IE.liE subscribers have ready new horse boat;
u ana all things complete order tor crossing the
river at iaul, Lower Landing with all passengers
and teams We shall be attendance at the Ferry, a.
the usual aurs of business, aud possible shall
secure the attendance oi good Ferryman The
rates ferriage lower here than other Jerry
from st. Louis To 81. Paul.
JAMES VI GOODHUE,
ISAAC n. GOODHUE,
iy22 Proprietors.
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ST. Daul Business CARDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MI sr. pArI

SPIKIrt Al kNOCklNGS IN ST. PATI
7sNiH Subscriber, on the corner of Fifth aud Minne~o-
u Ga streets Is now Mock Mock horkius old
rags int" handsome, cheap and durable Carpets iies
ana gentlemen please call and those spiritual knock
ngS, YOU will not iutrnJr.
large quantity oi carpet warp hand, aul carpets
made order. y NJ WAITFRS
-. Paul Man 49, 1859 s-,f
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1852. GREAT STOCK OF DRUGS. 1892.
DODG T. d BENTZ.
NO. 100 MAIN STREET, GALENA, Ill.
nFFER for sale the following Drugs, &c at the low
~ est prices
1000 lbs tartaric acid 10000 lbs putty
% kegs carb soda so bbs spts. tUrpcntine
10 bbis cream 500 lbs Paris green
100 lbs Eng blue 10 casks Old port wine
100 do Eng. and Am. call 20 bbIs Eng. ersom salts
10 casks sulphur 10 do caraway seeds
10 cases British lustre do Eng. grid mustard
~ do Eng. I'D. borax 10 do cOpal yarnsh
IS bbs plaster paris do Maccaboy snuff
do camphcr 100 lbs oil peppermint
500 or quinine ~ ID " lemon, fresh
5 bbls castor oil 50 doz paint brushes
1900 lbs ext quorice so doz gross Lees pills
100 do inspd extracts so do do
$50 do Turkey opium Is bxs CASTLE soap
500 do herbs "a doZ Townsend's Sarsala.
% OF stry chime 20 gross bears oil
so do morphine SO kegs saltpetre
500 bXs McCully's glass 1900 do X. CoBklRg sons
so lbs iinseed oil pure white lead.
Houghton's Pepsn, Iouden q co. medicines,
Pain Killer, Sloan's medicines &C.
Together with large aud well selected stock Of eve
ry article line We specially invite the attention
OF purchasers from the upper country 10 our stock and
prices. jy22-i lily
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Rave YOU good Understanding /!

MARVIN. invites the public examine the
!s best stock OF materials in us line that has ever
been IN the Territory. He challenges either side
he Atlantic 80 produce he'ter quality Of French Calf
skins. specially adapted for the winter season.
On hand, also. Ladies' tine custom made shoes and
-saters Also GentIemeBS Ca4 and Kip Boots the best
that can be made. You kAO. the stand--Third street
near Roberts street.
SantPaal, Novc.nber. 1881 Al
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A Coon HARVEST DRIyK ron AIL-Now is
the time of hay harvest in Canada and we shall soon
have the wheat harvest. Men think thcy must drink
whisky, beer rum. These only excite thirst and
in the end weaken the system. A friend ha. handed
US receipt for harvest drunk which is at once
cheap. nourishng, and quenche- :hirs, sooner than
anything disc Mix half a pound Of oatmeal in COM
pail Of cold water, put in little sugar. and grate
in little nutmeg, and it viii be found to be nour-
shing, excellent harvest field beverage The cost 10
less than common whisky, and leaves the system
strong and sound. pound of oatmeal costs only
3D., the sugar would cost little more-all perhaps
Cd. Eor pail ful.-[Ex.
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j, III. RYERS.

Corner THIRD ard Roberts sts., Paul, Mia.
MANUFACTURER of zinc tin, she ct iron and COP
AVN per- informs the citizens Of ST Paul that he keeps
on hand large assortment Of stoves which ne VIII sell
very low for cash. Call ana before buy ng else where
also, tin ware OF the best quality wholesale aud
all Indian traders would DO well call and examine.
II, JVne g.
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DIR. }. ID. GOODRICH.

TYNEN DEKS his professional the
q SAINT Paul aud vicinity. OEFICg, a. Saint Pau
Drug Store.
1851.
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MUSIC.

NlRS. BIDDLE, teacher OF music, announces to the
w Indies Of Paul and vicinity that she will give
instructions the Piano Forte. Former success IN
bringing pupils rapid, forward promse of
general satisfaction Those wishing her services, can
call her residence Junction OF Hill aid ST. Anthony
streets.
II. Paul Nav l3. Aft
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l.. Il. WAIT & CO.,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs AND COMMISSION
uERCHANTS.
AVE opened at the store Of 4. r. Tracy, on Third
= street. general assortment of Family Groceries
and provisions which they will sell at low prices for cash.
or III exchange for country produce. They respectfully
solicit IL share Of patronage
cHAhLEs MILBURN. L. 2. WATT.
iu2j tf
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VIM. w. HANKS.

his store in Saltwater, is now prepared to offer
IA 10 his customers, much larger and better assor-
nen OF Goods, than he has before brought into
s market HIS assortment is entirely fresh aud bought
this Spring at the very lowest figures 1t includes al
most every article called for a and espe-
ciay such goods most wanted by villagers and
lumbernen. Hats and Caps, Boots and shoes, ready
made Clothing, Crockery, Hardware, Flour, Bacon,
Pork, Eggs, Butter, Cheese, Sauces and Condiments,
sugar, Coffee, Iea salt MOlasses, Fish, Dry Goods of
all Sorts and especially for ladies' wear Fresh goods
will be ordered promptly from week TO week, Is
have constantly hsnd whatever the NAV re-
quire These goods, customers may depend upon buy
me Tor quick pay, at very moderate profits Being
termined TO make no brad debts, w. w. H., feels
that he can sell goods low they be bought
where in these parts, u retail
VIM. w. HANKS
saltwater. May l3. 1882. A-tf
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MILLINERY.

Ne KS. l1s Nj. SEOAk rs. wishes 20 inform the
A'1 Ladies Of 81. Paul and vicinity that she is thank
ui 10 them for their kind patronage during preceding
year She has just returned from the East with
TEST Fashions ana SPLENDID assortment OF Goods.
she has Ribbons that cannot be surpassed both in beauty
and quality this side of New York Artificial flowers ard
plunes, Velvet and Velvet trimmings, of every color.
etc She may be found al he, old stand few rods west
OF the Presby tcan Church, where she would be happy
70 attend to any order m her line Of business.
November. 1851. 3-29x1