The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30

HE MODEL NINIsTER.-IIe never ey-
Changes is not particalar whether he occupies
Tour story house or ten i.oier for a uarsonacp
CONSIDERS 'donailon parties an invention of the
adversary; breaches round aud round the Com.
'nano'nents M snch crcnar way as not 10 bit
me PecnIlar-'stlcs Of any Of !Ils parishoneys Sc
,ec's inc hymn to SUIT the singing choir instead o:
"'iSe"' never ior.eis when excited in debate
maj pulp" cushions are expensive articles. Yis,s
All MS people once month, and receives their
visits whenever they choose to ;nfiict e,,. Ly,nc.
iorth things new and oI'' every Sunday. more
particularly new. Knows by intuition. at \ ru-
he'a'' me st.ie OF every distant relative of the
aeceassu, aud always hits the right nail on the
mead 40 ms prayer. When he baptizes n p;,I
badly, never aiilIcts the anxious mother bv pYo-
nounciDg Louisa, Loui-y. Frowns uDoa ali at
temps 10 get INN a new cioal: looks upon .bron-
ch''s throat complaints, and Journeys 10 Eu-
rope. as modern hnmbugs; never wears a better
coal man any OF MS parishoaers. Submits his
F"a'e personal expenses to 4 committee Of the
greatest dpnderheads IN his roagree alton mas the
e'oquence Of ST. Pau--the wisdom Of Solomon
the patience of Job---lhc meekness of Moses,
The constitution Of an Experimentation ON
$500 year.-[O!iye Branch.
A ridiculous CusroM-At L,n1o, n, a..
3th INST, WIS enacted 'hc ridiculous farce of search
ing the Parliamentary cellars for barrels NJ q,,o
ger and the ghost or mitator If Guy rankes. The
Niobe says that with lamp in hand and solemn stem
ana "atchiu eye the explorers eyayelv nur.,c,
ihcir way and returned covered with dust and clo
~ and nearly ehoked with foul air" to report M
cause ior apprehension the part Of either Uouse.
1T Is stated that John p. Hale intends shortly 10
go 'nio the practice Of the law j., Concord \ III :
We sho"'a ho' DC surpriDcd 10 him following the
example oi other prominent ieeai gentlemen !, ,b.
H'anite state and settling III Boston at as--where
ms ABILITY aud great personal popularity (noty,th
standing his abolitionism) would secure HIM lucr,.
tive practice. " '
man III Houston county, Ala, recently deserted
hs wife and ran of with his hsoiher,s darpbtcr -
40 MAKE the transaction perfect, he stol. his own
enid from ITS mother and carried il off with bm,
~ II 'a'c he has gone 10 Texas, where We presume
I've eHpec's 20 ma annie scope and verge enough
'sr AN ms vii.nnies. This is a fast traveller and
should be looked after. ""N
Early IN THE FIrID.-rhe West Baton
to',se tLa) |'s-''.vis has placed the name Of Win.
ieis sseett at the head of its columns for President j.;
1856. Person Brownlow's Teon..sne NH H., =,
done the same for Dir. Fillmore.
Inc n. J. Tribune SAYS there are 5000 bo,o,s
drinking saloons and dram shops in that city and IN,
:'nount EXPENDED IN them is amazing almost exceed
ing beiief. Ii the sales average $40 each which i
very low estimate, the amount will be $50 l,D0 nor
day, ~, 400, 900 month. and S29 900 O,o , yaa,
THE FEE SoiLEES.-Several Free Soil ,,.-
Pers IN dierent sections OF the country are Urging an
carry eau OF Nauona ton.eni,on, TO make arrange
Inents for the presidential election OF 1856. The,
all urge the nomination Of the Hon. John y. Hall
and recommend their friends act upon the azores
ave, call members from other parties wi,hout al
ing where fhey com, from, and .go to work with
determined purpose to succeed IN 1856.