The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-10-20

.,.; social addition. The meeting was conducted
s,.h pop1eiy, aud was ably addressed by A. Il.
SIC. ,risou.
fe o. Forge Hotel, in New York, has been leased
= y04 Quite small item Coz poor man.
The receipts Of the American Board Of Missions
l-e -a.r ear, have been $50 ,O00--the expeodi-
.-t. r 90. Number Of missionaries 800; num-
....of .a, ons %; number Of stations 2S.
t0f., -aadidaies for Secretary Of State in Wis
,r.i,.a. tors: Mr. Gray, of the GAINESVILLE Stan
-.a Nr DIZZY. Of the WATERFOWL Chronicle. aud
-.rs If the Kenosha Telegraph.
1.. .u.rr in the Treasury Oh the 23d, ut., sub
..I.. .i.l MAS over S25,0O0,o00.
l-.-e .lpst careful estimate, it has been found
".. .'- lie Of Great Britain suffer yearly loss,
..--, 70 rect, from intemperance, of about f200,
't1ta .ns each year, equal with the exchange,
t. . .and Millions Of Dollars.
r4e HIST MISE.-The manure appied to
-. .i' ID nglaud amounts 20 three hundred millions
If.'t-- leiny more than the value If its whole
r- ..,a -rcc, and yet the grateful soil Yields back
..t. ,r... ali that is thus larished upon it. And
. -a.a lie here, Il would only trust the soil
~ l., r~e , son Of capita,. But this we rarely
.. er Who has made any money, spends it
PEI tta t.- usIness, but 40 some other occupation
ID. lr,. more land, when ne ought TO buy more ma
.... NJ .e puts out his money in some joint
10 g. convert sunshine into moonshine Rely
.-.' irhes, nine is the barn-yard and what
'..0 ,4'.on stock or shares may offer, the best
..ri or farmer is live stock and though
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"a return Of Mr.. Marcy to Washington,
&c h-ea induced by dispatches in relation
difficulty AT Chincha Islands. The las,
tt - ard of Capt. McCenan, Of the Defiance
cI' ed by his feet 10 4 ring bolt on deck and
l.-. t even hIs own son, was allowed to see him.
SIS 20 stefan from i.!na.-Galena ADV.
,i'd Gem, from the above, that some new diff
r he wind. We have faith, however. in
! .f II Mr.. Marcy, and the Administration,
+ ave thai the rights Of all Americans will he
.a', siartcd. Why is Capt. McCerrcn chained on
re 81 Have dcspots again been playing their
r,st.s We shall look forward with considerable
e. a solution Of this mystery.
Gior MANsERs.--The good sound sense OF the
st ned exuact should recommend IL to the atten-
-.ir q al thuse who cut listed vita the care OF
eouf.
j, s natter OF sound policy TO cultivate the man.
r.r- ID onr children. For gentle ma aners and kind
aid l1gine address will do more to gather around
e firm an rnduiing friends, than strength Of mind
aaa suTtrority OF attainnients. The una nners to
-. refer the fruits of the cultivation of the
a- and Tue hea & the t-pcurings of benevolence,
s,earIty AM inward purity. In all the departments
professions OF lie, prefer, other things being
ff., % a'ail ourselves OF agreeable and obliging
Intrae's. he coin is Of great intrinsic value and
trc.<. here current. We may be allowed TO glance
Of ne FEATURES of good manners. such AS we
desire to hive taught aud practiced in our schools
ana surh H. all persons IN well ordered society are
bound 10 Observe.
The coiventional rules Of society are not arbtra-
3, eo8c rnsnts, which any who choose have a right
CD ss' tcrance. They essential TO the mairte-
n1CcC aDi enjoyment Of social intercourse, and the
lHr.Aerg1ce Of its highest ends. Every person WHO
JOS. me privileges and benefits Of society, moral
Z. bsIu3 % observe its wholesome rules. Il-breed-
30. sa against gopd morals, as well as a breech
socta laws. No person has right to act the clown
s !! ordered society, to he unkind and offensive.
- = defiance the laws made for its convenience
tad comfort, by common consent. The leading fca-
rare 60 good manners is scrupulous ol servance Of
a te tues that regulate social intercourse. Let the
's 10 our schools be required to observe them in
ir ntcgcouisc with each other and their teachers,
tGa pon all other occasions. Many of these rules
aA--rac!y c'nsicered, little things; and vet in
their influence upon the convenience and pleasure OF
soci3 in,1r1ourss, they great things. particle
81 DIS small thing vet III the eye, which il irri
tate. iccOrncs great IN its Influence. So
ngeu - II the rules Of good breeding may be of
itself 81 S.l moncni. bat it often becomes important
the ciion and irritation which it produces in
c,al in,e curse
The -. louis Republican FANS the wife Of high
3 respectable gentleman, rk-packer Of Cincinna
-, whale ~ a visit her friends in that city, gave
birth q ilr,,e children the 9th nt--two boys and
s. girl She returning from the post office, and
stepped real estate Office during a shower,
when the cvcnt happened.
E>-PIesdent Tyler has fully recovered from his
recent opposition. 1t is said his excellent lady
e-cnied i'm with fine boy. few days since which
shr 6tit blessing that he has received from her.
San LEX save: 81 believe every crit,cr in the
,oiiI thinks that he's the most enerainin in IT,
'n3 that here's geuin' any how without him.
Cou>at COWS natural as the hair on oue's head;
hIf d i0ng"r in comm out
Ne -aw a man on Saturday threading his way
sloosh the busting crowds the sidewalk, On His
aae-s aided by small sticks in his hands. ANY
ftat "a ioOk upon unfortunate as that man,
soC then aat go cheerfuIIv his way, graphing the
..s- aru,yei against him with fmer resolution and
tron.er tope, must be the very incarnation Of dis
r.ujcrf Lessons teaching patience, humility and
tosbcaTaare. scattered all along Streets and
an our or avs vet few heed the instruction, and the
"-iiaplc gass and are punished. "-Buiiaio Rough
Notes.
What are you Afoutl'' enqoired innatic Of a
cros WHO industriouslv engaged in stripping the
f-,, aers iFcm fowl dressing chicken" an
,ser3 the cook. 81 should call that undressing, !"
ss.i ,.e crazy in reply. Cook looked reflective.
Auagry boy in an eating -honse, seated himself at
a table where gentleman eating some eggs
SIR says the boy, very respectfully, will you be
$50 good TO be Kind to put little salt on my
p.s,el' As the gentleman politely complied he said,
nv boy don't see what you want with the salt as
,aa SEEM TO have nothing to eat with it," ooh,
ar. Feped tie boy, II thought would like TO have
tae ST ali ready, in you should ask to help
.aysel 30 some OF your eggs'
Coww9s SEYsE.--It is an interesting and vaua-
BE piece information that the ladies Of Lord Ellcs-
uere ATTY wear no jewelry or ornaments Of any
k'nd binary occasions, and also thick shoes.
Those m be regarded the latest London fashions.
--Ds-Aanee.
u i.e interest," and value of the above, lies
- rs con non sense. Everybody knew before that
'eveirs never made the gentleman, nor fine clothes
De hds md yet, too many of our citizens prefer the
ay dcoursrons Of the parvenu that graceful sim
F'se'y D ch Is the very essence Of good breeding.
ieT.ly nd ornaments relics Of barbarous age,
"ti ca like natures delighted in gewgaws, and
more vane in a pound Of blue beads than in the
niluaees compass. We care nothing whether the
drc>, II lord, and ladies' are in the ssatest London