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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

Theodore Parker said in a recent sermon
on the "Power Of the Human Will :'s-aTo this
day the dead hand Of Caluin holds New England
Orthodoxy ~ tie Areat"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

1000 POUNDS smoked Ham, cured expressly family use
, for sale by may 10th, A. v HoRR
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
i. ParInele.

s.,s.-- - j. Parmele, ,;7t
Clock Watch Maker, Silver Smith and eweler in
Store Rayenna Ohio where will be found
sgSSsa gssas Oh 'e0el's ana
Darius Lyman,
Attorney Law Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio oce In
n Aliens Block.
Doctor w. Clark,
Has removed to Franklin Mills Resch oi 'e
few doors South Of the Episcopal ohui'A' "'
March 1s, 1858.
n. smith, M. D.,
Physician and surgeon, PALMYRA Portage County, Ohio.
s. RaWsOn,
Successor to M. Hubert, Rauenna, Ohio)
-, 90 COPPER AND sHEETRoN WORKER.
constantly hand Rrsss and COVE
ps anG ps%ps Pipe
rons ETC. Also, Tin Roofing, Cutters and spoung put up
job work done to order doors South ofthe Court
uadhse 393
VIM. Caine, MI. ID.
Homeopathic Physician; Office over the Post Office Ravsnna
DR.. B. n. spelman,
Dentist, Rayenna Office in seymours Block, over the
DIR. J. ID. WellRnam,
Physician and Surgeon Ravenna, Portage county Ohio
HI. Pratt, M. D.,
Surgeon Office in F. W. S nMr, ose R
PHYSICIAN AND.sURGEoN, has permanently located in
streetsboro' Portage county, Ohio and will hold himself
in readiness, ut all tmes to wait upon those VINO may nee
in either branch of the profession He Will also
perform eraiens in Dentistry be required OF
him. and durable manner as can be done by any
Dentist in the country.
streetsbor'o, April "A, 1852
Isaac COwles, WI. d.,
Physician and Surgeon Palmyra Portage county, O.. Office
at his Drug Store,
~. L. RANNEY. E. B. TAYLOR.
Rammey & Taylor,
Attorneys Counseors and Solicitors in Chancer
Office in Seymours's Block up stairs
L.v. BIERcE.1 Il. N. JEFFRIEs.
Bierce & Jeffries.
Aoes at Law Office the East side fhe public squae
| North of the Ravenna House.
sAM'L. sTRAwDER. o. P. BROWN.
| Strawder e. Brown,
Attorneys Law, Ravenna Ohio Office at the Grand Jury
Room in the Court HOUSE,
NJ. BIRcHARD. - IT, W. TYLER.
| Attorneys at Law.
TJAVE agreed Jointly neresedn in their profes
Ravenna during the term of Court or at their offices
in vat icaon. - - -
Ad DIR Elm ssyacation-Brchard & Sutlif Warren o. OF
Burhard Ty1er Franklin Mills, O. =
i EFT. RichardsOm,l
DEALRR in English and Amernan Hardware, Saddle and
~ Harness trimmings, Iron, Nails, &C., in Aliens bioeK
Rayenna, o.
| Moses Beans,
MANUFACTURES of Boots and Shoes of all kinds two
M south of the Court House, in the shop
/ eupied by Andrew Mcbride, Ravenna ly-3s3
Prentiss House,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
By WILLIAM NJ FoLGER, Ravenna, Portage County, o
Franklin House,
By SNYDER Immediately West the Court House
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
WAyERLY HOUSE,

FORMERLY KNOWN As THE BEAUMONT.J :
DY GEO. A KELLENBERGER, of Ontario and
d Prospect streets, Cleveland, Ohio.
location ofthe and healthy Cleye
land business part the City,
completely repaired and renovated and the whole
syle and been changed for
better,
large class the trading and travelling public have long
felt the need of good comfortable dollar per day House.
This want supplied by the WaFerly House, which
gives as good Accommodations and entertainment the
dollar and half Houses Come, try and be convinced.
Hacks and Stages call at this House day for
gers at the proper hours. GEO. A. .KELLENBERGER.
Cleveland, January 81, 1853. 396-H
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

PATENT DOOR AND GATE SPRING.
HE subscriber has been appointed agent Portage
l. y for the sale of nmans Patent Door and Gate Springs
to which awarded the first premium the Wor ds
at London in 1851 For simplicity full performance of all
intended to do takes its position in the front rank of
modern Inventions for sale at manufactures prices
Ravenna March 9, 1853 L. 7. RICHARDSON.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HEADSI

REGE1VED this morning case Beebe Spring stye) Hats
LII They the handsomest Hat which has been for
five years. Bell crowned finish and durability they
be excelled They not s2 feet high Warranted
not to cut in the eye. Call and see them.
feb l6 IAMES
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
NOTICE,

LII Persons indebted to J. H. Bostwick & Co.., Camp
IA bespor will please call Immediately and settle their
account Prompt attention to this notice, will save us much
uouple. ~" - - @l5 -7 409-tf
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

same goods possible rates.
Silver Ware, Watches and JeWeiry
NEW every two weeks, direct from
n hands of Importers and purchased in
quantities prices supply the trade, consequently the
styles always received in due time and for sale at the
lowest rates. Pedars supplied with of the above named
as low prices as Cleveland, Pittsburgh Cincinnati.
TOATENT LEATHER, Enamelled cloth, Wide and narrow
L Lace, Brass Bands, Moss and Carriage and Harness
trimmings generally, for sale at reduced prices, at
gzst.-s 5ss.r3z E. T. RICHARDSON,
Ravenna Dec. 8, 1852. Hardware Store.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15
First Arrival of New Goods.

TN consequence of the late fire by which the Brck For
tress'' wiie in possession of s. A & r. A Glet
consumed shall remain Stone Store two doors
east of the Public Square-where receiving large
stock Spring and Summer Goods to which would cal
the attention of friends and customers, and the people
Portage county generally assuring them that stock
good the best and will be sold cheap the cheapest
April 5th, 1858. ..s ROWELL, WTTTER & CO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

NJ D. CLARK & CO., have the largest and best
1Ns Of Carriages before offered in Portage county,
sistng of Chariotees Brskey Prince Abers Extension
seat standing top and variety for beauty and
ience all of which will be sold low and
public invited call and quail
tiles and prices, and judge for see whether
there Is any inducement for them to trade with
Shop on Main street, east of the public square.
Raycnna, March 90 1872. *.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

ID A. BAIRD tenders his sincere and grateful thanks to the
Gs citizens of Ravenna and adjoining towns for their lib
era patronage for the past year, the time assuring
them pains will be spared merit continuance of the
same Of goods possible rates.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

MANUFACTURED by the celebrated Oakford. Those who
l want Fashionable Hat and one that will wear had
better get Of this Lot they thing to suit
the citizens of oldaPertage. JAMES TWITT d Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

DIX Repp Silk, GA in wide); blk Gro de Rhine do bli
ID Gro de Nap de blk Gro de Swiss do; Plaid do; Cha
meleon dc; China do Marcene do. good assortment
Bonnet Ribbons at ROWELL HITTER & CO.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-06-15

THE best and largest assortment of Pamphlet Lteatur
entertaining and unexeeptionabo in tone and infuenc
embracing works from the pen of T. S. Arthur, Mrs Gre
Miss Pickering, Mrs. Gore Mrs Mowat, Charles Lever
other distinguished writer's, offered in this Market
eq found at nov .16. Halls Book STORE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

belonging 70 the Sioux Indians, are open to set
item nj, aud ants have bcen pou ing INTO heu
Ike Hood fIr the hast few months. There at,
thirty millions of a-""s Of these lands, comprising
the best farming lands in the Territory. Those whc
wish = get good farms, and TO get them cheap. viii
do we'll to come early in the spring. And hers
would auggest, that those who Come, calculating
remain may save nearly wears expense by comm,
early enough to put in a crop the first Taere
Is NJ Doc1 o sr'ndng three tour months III hes
itat,n2, and celebrating about the choice o a piece
OF land, when there abundance of good land TO
TIC had at one dollar and quarter acre, and that
wlthta shot disa,c from towns that will be-
come large cities Our seasons long enough 10
rpen the large Dent corn, which is conclusive eyi-
denoe that they are lolSer here than II New England
or New fO!k. Melons of the Ia gest size aud iin.st
quality seem to grow well here in New Ja'ssy.
which Is quite surprising to persons that Come hom
the latitude in Maine.
The pl ice Of proiuce has been and mus, for many
years co ,inue 10 be equal TO IN. wice Illinois,
gether with the of tian>po! tatinn up he rver
VIII ca in many instances is more than the orig inal
price Of TIL ain. There is demand here for ali
kinds Of farming, and especially ior da ynig aud
stock farming. But in speaking Of FARM laitic-
uIafiy, would not be understood Ia intimate that
thee IL not abundant encouragement f,r o:he bran h
es of Industry. Where farmers can tn i've, all other
interests are safe
OuT annual election took I lace on the 18th Oct,
and has aennay resulted in favor Of the deIoc
paty. The Maine Lquor Law has leen the theme
OF consider able discus. ion during the Canvass, and
strong efiJt has been made 10 the election al
legislators who are in tver of It's rcreal. But in our
precinct this effort has sigually failed, and there il
little doubt it has been unsuccessful the Territory
An effoit may he made u induce The ,ext Legislature
10 repeal the Law, bu, if so, confident it will
b. unsuccessful. The Temperance of thu Ter
ritory are generally firm and decided, and il those
who to- settle nong IT,, from abroad, exert the
right irauence Territory is SAT. LIT those who
love virt,c and sub,et, cone ard bnld tIi r homes
by ours; AMI While they inn roviu, their fortunes,
they may do mach To make Minnesota an example
and orna'nen, to the nation, More anon.
Yours, truly, J. W. n.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
The Ending and Beginning Year,
By ALFRED TESNYsoE

Ring out, wild bells, to the wild sky
The flying clouds, the frosty light;
The years dying in the night;
Ring out. wild bells, and let him die
Rins out the old. ring in the new,
Ring happy bells, across the snow;
The Year is going, let him go:
Hns ou, the false, ring in the true.
Ring OH the grief that saps the mind,
For those that here we see NJ more:
Ring out the feuds OF rich and poor,
Ring in redress to all mankind.
Ring ont slowly d., ins cause,
Aud ancient forms of rarty strife:
Ring in the nobieT modes of life,
With Swecter manners, truer laws,
Ring out the want, the care, the sin,
tn. iaithlcss collness Of the times;
Ring out, ring out, my mouynfal lhymss,
But ling the fuller miasi, el in.
HI out false ri lie in place and blood,
Tne civic sl.n Ter and the spite;
Ring in the owe cf truth and right,
Ring IN the common I've oi good.
Ring out oil shapes Of foal disease,
Ring on, the NARROW lust Of gold,
Ring ont The thousand wars Of old,
Ring IN the thousand years e peace.
Ring in the valiant man and free,
The larger heat, the kindlier hand;
Ring out the darkness of the land,
Ring N the Christ that is to be.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

SEARrrRs SoLp.--r !. not ohen that We are
enabled 70 ehroncle & Cd snH as the following:
Most peor.le srIIcse that man musi krei his
eyes clean and .'oi vide" 10 ct the star, al the
Wall =, sha ,eis, Ian the loN who pei cta,ed the
Joke mrnti med in the n. y. II iLunr. probably
caught 'cm astefI
A new d. dye has recenily been led in Wall e..
by whi,h 8 donn of the ehrcwdcst firms in the
Il. cct have been victimzed sholt tine since
shese houses received ord from IeI.on no sisn.
ed himself iy different IN the dc eIt 'ete's,
Ia puchssr cei Ia amCun's OF New Haven and New
London Rail cad Stock. Cnde, there sim frar.eo
q, deis the tna kv ADVANCE rom 20 to so. Alter
days rhr PARTIES h-a'InZ NJ hing T. m their cli-
ent, add esscd him a, New ndon, whcre his o. ders
were dated, bit such erson could 'e head cf
there and aflet a whic III. tics Ia the CON-
c'u.isn that the wh,Ie thing of eome
gracele,s rogue having New Haven and SeT L6nc
don Stock 10 sep, who had adoited thi, scheme ia
oltan a good price for Z. The amount purchased
was at ou, 500 -ha,cs. The o'dcrs wee all in the
sam. han wiring, al w,rc w,i,ten with crcuns-
,,an,ali,v vhh deceived th, most caseui houses 10
the street"
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
+. =. NEWELL,
Com mission Merchant.

4 ND Dealer IN Foreign aud Domestic Hardware
IA coon, pari0r and heating of al kinds,
cCted itom tie Troy, Cincinnati aad ST. Iouii u,HI
comprising the most varied assortment of double oven
Stoves and ranges, the Eastern market aurds. hollow
ware kettles pos, ovens, skiets idrnaCes, Try ing pans
waiie irons, shOSes, tongs, &c.
Aiso-Farmins utensils ploughs. cradles, rakes, hoes
sho'el' scl thes. snas, aNes, saws sad irons, zinc
sprng balances, coffee mills, wire. mails tacA- &c
JaPaned OF all kinds, lamps and canJlestcks,
brass iron and lin; trittuIa and Kitchen ware and
coffee pois sroeIs adies shntners, tea coffee aud
boxes scrub, hla, hng and oher bc,sies hydraulic
apparatus; we'll cisGeri and house pumps of all sizes
water rams, lead PIPE, sheet, bar and pig lead,
stand on Third, Leag Robert. street, Sant Paul
Minnesota r. >. \.
Scuteniier t. 1851, 2:-u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
NO. XII.

! The HvDRaoLIC RAM.--The hydraulic lam 10
simple mechanical apparatus, constructed upon ph:.
iosophica principles, and Is used very effectively
raising portion of the water from spring
nin, book above the level oi is fountain head. Tie
following IL description Of the apparatus:
Suppose water pipe IS taid along down iEe
course ot the stream ihroig which the water is
auired 10 pass. tue lower end OF the pipe is close,
and near that extremity IL orificc the upper
side. which is opened and closed on the inside by
pupIet valve, shaped something like inverted bai.
rel buaS. There Is also another similar orifce and
valve. npening outward frou the main pipe, and into
an air vessel. Now let boih valves be closed. As
there is then Of escape for the water in tho
ie leading tom the spring, Is Brought To state
oi rest. The valve opening inward is loaded SO ,ha,
AT rest IL the pipe; it consequently falls into the piIe
leaving The OrIii,e oIen, through which the water
Immediately begins t. rush with easing veioct
until its momentum becomes such TO push up tie
valve TO us place IN tLe osihce. THIS momentum Of
the water suddenly si ped ~ lis course, is such
to liit W the other valve opening ward into the air
vessel, IN cu.h which the wafer hes, com,I tssnS
the air lnto d smaller conn ass, until tn: reaction Of
tn, air is IN equiI 10, um th the action of the ~a,or
when lie valve No falls back tu its place and pre-
vents the water III the air vcsse, from going back
again 'nio the main riie, then having no esca;e
AGAIN brought 10 rest, VII. reupon valve No. ias
down AGAIN by lie own Wei! !ht, and the Irocess ii
again repeated. From the air-vcssei a discharge
pipe loads oil TO the upper story Of house, or any
other lace wheie the water is wanted, 20 whcb
iont IT is driven by the sticty Of the compressed
air IN the vessel. OF coUr the amount of water
raised, comran 20 IA" ~h4te VIII be III inverse aa
ii To- the elevation oC the oischargng point aloTc
tie Guntan head W
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
NATHAN SPICER.

Watchmake and Jtecilr, Third Street, S. Paul.
HAS just received well selected stock of Clocks
Watches ard jewelry, COZ ssting in part, fol-
lows: Gold Brace eeis iockets Breast rims Scarf Pins
Cut Rings, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Gold Pens, Pencil
Chains, buckles, Slides, silver aud German Silver III
hies Sectacle and E Proec Clocks and siChe>
of cry klnd, quaI, and price. Combs Cnt!ery Per
inmery, &C, which for sale very cheap io- Cash.
Clocks, Watches and Jeweiry repaired in the hest
and A-33
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

CrSsUs or lS50.--From the report of the Su-
peIintendent OF the Census We lean many Interesting
statistics. lt appears that since the Census Oi lS4o.
there has been Incl in the IoI ula'On f fhe
States Of * mii;id.s oi souls thc number III lSa0
b>u, ven,een millions, IN 1850 twentythrce mill.
ions. The to;i number OF deaths IN the Pc
nod Of ten Years, urar!Y three millions, about
one half the increase by bnihs and immigfatiOr.
Th. inhabitants are cia, siicd acco ding tc tie
countries e ,hcii L.,h, which consider very
Interesting fea'uc in the census. Of the f.e inhab
an,s & the Uritrd States, .,1:6, ,192 natives
Of hr SOIL 2Elo,s2S were BON in frei g Countries,
anl tho na,ivi,y of 60 21. corId be determinet
1865, ,5lS q the e., egn lo,n inhabitants Iesi-
dents Of the fee Sate..
BY the f,llow ing s,atrmen', Leland seems 70 hsvs
furnished the laigcst lclton II Our foreign pcEus
ton:
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

ONE "CABISEr" OFFICE SURr.--Fathei
Boylston, Of the Amherst, ~ IT,, Cabinet, speaking
oi the difficulties in the way ot Ger. eice selecting
the most desirable men r his Constitutional advise
says-"Well, have one consolation, at least, thai
having existed through all the administ a,ons o the
P,, sidens, and having held place In The Cabinet
constantly for nearly fifty years, rhali he ermi,iet
by III, comfy Of the incoming dynasty to"stiil iye'
aud act in ihe same caI acity.'
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

The New 1oik Times a,tril u,es the f,ilowi ing 70
Lvnn shoemaher. l, is beautiful and consoling
rub:
On Of TIE yourI men said something II the con-
versstion against womcr. ''YouHg nan,' said he,
II have liked coed while in this hAse void and
have e d . cd many things al one time or tsther!
And have Il sasved 'hir here isc,--eNe me Inn.
liz. with "A Eay.he, as bad as HIN wants him: and
hat, d city lad-a Gus IN dsinhin, h5htr,' ohai -
aud "A moth r who's one Of ycr out snd-out God
fa,jr' uirmin. l., tn o'd bring up the
chiiren 20 pay-Iei her 'eath 'em to ray, ak soor.
=. they kin taik "Om FATHER in Heaven" and
le, h. be a genune every day IN this he,e way,
and have always kind % noticed thatth child
ddn', take AZ ,er the fay ,her They very apt 10
tn II ou, we'll. Don'tyc think so?" A.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
THr PAcIrrc EAlLRoAp.--On Wcinesda


Last, in the L. s. Senate, Mr.. Gwinn Of California
gave n,toe q b,ll granting public lands for the
construction Of Railroad fon the Mississippi river
to the Pacific The y. y. Herald iea.ai ks
upon this sutjec, a. follows;
The raIid improvement, Of the country renders The
absolute necessity 4 this r'uIosed road al aren't.
and if cur Cong dote, mined continue
the practice of : aning hnds for purposes Of inter.
raj Improvement, this is ecidsdly of the FIST
tii;it should receive their support. road If this
Kind would tut end Ia the cont oVersies re-
spec,ine tbs, e,Tchauntlec aud all the, Mexican and
Cen,Iai ard Sou,h American routes. Besides, II
would trins China, AUs. ala, JaFan, &c within
t,<s than months jou,nc, If the Atan;lc coast.
tbs ,ende, ing ur cau'try the great 1ho,oegh-
i,re between ErIorc AVID Asia; and what Is Of rt1r
impoi ancc, bind together the Atlantic and Pacific
States " i,h indjss sollc f,nIuess. This is gr, AT
oo,,,iiN ther, Ec let thi- riuJoscd a Dad be pop
ely encouraged in preference to all oihe.s.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

EAsrERS LFcrURERs GONG WIEr:-ihe
Boston corres pondent Of ,be Newhurypoit Ifeiah,
~, ties that The dcnsnnd fr iectmes IN the Get 10
20 great, that a number of the best among Us have
made arrangements visIt that section tins aason
combination ha, been mad by the va' 'ous literary
ASSOCIATE us On the line Of railroads to have the lee
,ues given in their ies ectve Iocaiities upon ess-
n ncs to snt the convenience # the !ecsref IN
some in tanc-s twr, and even three lectures are to
he given by one lcetu,er uro1 Consecutive evening".
For this service the Fpeakers are paid more than
ioublc the usdnl price in this vicinity
The ARMY OF JAPAS.---A writer IN the lat
number Of the Edinburgh Review, says that the miL
;ary free Ct japan consists, Of 3OOO0o infantry
and 50 600 cavay and thu, the soldiers arc careless
! Z darrcr and ndraf, tent to life. When one com.
ba,ant falls, another viii s'p IN his place; and
another, and an iher, If their object we're 60 exs
a,u.t the fire Of their enemies and thea oveiPowef
hem by sheer nurlibeis
| StEIeuISo.-We have had nothing TO compare
with the present fire ssciehns Or several years
Nen. women and child,ea i'm. rowing i Every
hing that has runners is on the''n'oVe' t'an. ~
Kossu,h's reception and entertainment oost sas
city Of New Yosk, S2o,00o
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

Msdane Daru-mont, better known as Fanny
Wright, died at her residence in Cincinnati ON the
l4:h.
Since the completion of the Lake Shore railroad
,Gc.h shell oys,eis,' oniy is hou ON New Yo,k
are CT led in the streets Of Cincinnati.
Th- excess Of femlles over males 10 England i:
400 600; in ScotasI, 10000; and in ITeane
I20 900.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
Have You good Understanding!

MARVIN, invites the public to examine the
~ best stock of materials his le, that has ever
been in Ihe Territory. He challenges either side o
the Atlantic To produce etter quality OF French Cali
Skins. s,e, itliy adapted for the winter season.
On hand. also, Ladies fine cnston made shoes and
CATERS. Also, Geutemeas Calf and Kip Boots the best
iat can he made. You know the s,and--Thrd street.
ncar Roberts street.
S.s:ntl dul, November. l3J1
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
EAUi.:; BAKERY.

ArOW shall have 0a hand, at IA hours Of day and
~ hight, ioares crhmpcts, cracncrs, cakes Of ali
sotts-.vcry thing III my nie, done up according TO
the best of my skill. ThIhkmg public tor past
agelneii, shall continue your
Corner oi ST Anthony and Fort streets.
April -, 1852. 62-u) GEO. SrENCE.
Sf.pAtL BAk ERH .--EOOD EATING.
Ii, who love good eating call at the ST. tall Bake
n ~, where they do thih-s up NhiiC not brown
" si,; have hand ali tines Bread aud Cr ,ck-
CAKES AID Candies oi every descriptions Ice Cream
and small Beer. and eNe! tins e!se in oac line. Cal,
ai;,l see iur yourselves. l. u w. BATES.
st. lHul, Arr,i %, 1852. I'LL
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20

Out IF 1871. 1872 free Inhabitants, ,ll2 ,43S have
m grated and settled beyond the States u ihen birth.
fhree hundred and hty five fhousand natives d
Virginia have found homes outside her bIrdtrs.-
North Carolina has lost ly emIga aion, 2GI ,575 fee
inhal itam,s. thirty rtr cenf. Of hrl poic.uon.-
Souh C.. DINA hos los, Ct S-qi'le per cent.
Among the Northern STAT, Vermont and Con.
nectieu. have cont iburl Target, t. the settle
rent of other ats Il the country.--tN. \. Her.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
Third slresl. ST. Fam. November 20, ls5l. ;
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

r ARGE stock oi Bonnets at MIS-. Marvins Millinery
IL EstabshmtHt Third street, al reduced prices. The
ladies OF -. aul respectfully informed that Mrs
Marvin has received large and very elegant stock ol
BouEets. which she is nov oreEiug, and 10 which she
invites their attention. she has LOW an hand large
variety both IL e AMI matcria which she Is Offering
at lower prices than ever before in ST. Raul.
II the L;dies will call early, Mrs. NJ. has no doubt
that they will be induced to purchase
Iani. MnN on.