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

FEDERAL FINANCEs.-The exps ses d
Government for the fiscal year ending Jsne 5
1853, were S54 DAB, los. The aggreg 3fa zee
during the same period, We're SCI ,S04 so
ing Il surplus FOR the year, of S7,760,2s6 -
revenue collected, : 1881 sos, was fcrn
iums, or indirect taxation. Suppose Ina.
amount was taken from The people BY u IS,
ment upon their property, who supposr h,t
would submit to the exaciion! Yet the 10
mi, to pay iba. amount, NOTWITHSTANDING alb
they know It Is far more than wha, j. n-res
TO carry on the Government No,hing ou, q
sort 10 direct taxation will prevent this e.,
ment from degeneraiing into corrup mach
BY which money will be taken from tn poe
of the masses nd placed at the dspos 81 :
who trade in the legislative and execuiit.
lions OF Government.
THE VALUE OF ADvEaTI.lSC -.At
tisers will do well 10 ponder the fo.lny ~ 81
bic remarks conia med in cheap little Doos
titled "How TO Get Money!" Whatevef sou
cupation or calling may be, if i. need sug
from the public, advertise il thorough aaj
GENTLY. | freely confess, that mha. saec.
have had n my life may fairly be s;tr ha.s3
to the public press than to nearly all { .sr I'd
combined. There may possibly be -sa.
that do not require advertising; bat arrat
conceive what they are. Men Of blsa
sometimes tell VOC tha. they have tue /,
sing. and tina, j. dil not pay This j. or', ,
advertising is done sparins'y and gruleMs
Some say they cannO; afford TO advert !n
country. where every body reads the nes.e,.,
the man mus, have thick skull who does j.,
that these are the chea pcs, and BIS niol
through which he can speak to the pr Bic. ~
be Is 10 hnd his customers. The farns riau,
seed, and while he is sleeping his corr s76
toes are growing. So with adve;,isiog Il
you are sleeping. or eating or conversii q.
class OF customers, your sdvcrtisemenl i
read by hundreds, and thousands Of pcrsaas.
never saw you nor heard Of your bu, mess
never would. had it not been for your 4dsel
ment appearing in the newspaper.
Advices from Van Dicman's Land CAV &C.
Mitchell is gazettcd as an abscondcr, and r.s.
II, or such lesser sum may I've dete aca
by the convcting magistrate, is offered f. his 70,
bension." The Colonial Times SAYS: ~. d.
stand that Messrs. Mitchell and Mart lce
cccded to join their cOmpatriots in Amer T
are only two left" No further par,lcuIals are +.
AUsrRA.-A Vienna letter Of the l6n.
" Mr.. Jackson, U. S. Minister, " il! SETH, IT, is
affair, and deliver his credentials TO the ,r1r..
Olpuiz."
A promise should be given with cantio ana
with care. a promise should be made J., i,-
and remembered by the head; promis, lie
spring OF intention, and should be nurturr -
lection; promise and its performance s..u't
the scales CT the balance, always present .d.t g.
justment; promise delayed is justice i.l...
promise neglected is an untruta told 4 s11..
tended to is a debt settled
Soap or stron soap-suds will destroy 1el
more readily than other colors. The iey 30 Oh,
effect on oil paints that it has with gre ~. )
painted rooms, window blinds, SC. a.. .aI..
care'essnees ignorance Of wash-womeu .t
phcation Of soap or strong soap-waier--a Boss b.
not destroy the paint it affects It's ius;rc.
FATTENING HoGs.-In the memoirs ;hr
adelpEia Society for promoting Agriculiu J..
ted, by Richard Peters, that, in fat,enag he IS
rotten wood should be constantly kept !, Pc.
the hogs may eat it at pleasure. "Nainres
MIR. Peters, 'points out this ahsarben, t"hafef'
may le,) as a remedy or preventive. Tie
will ieave their fnod to dcvour the rotton eaoa 4
they require it. / have not lost lost a f. 'cnias
tor more than thirty years, when used ilu'
suffered by eghcctinc il. Some Of ''ly re hfors
with frequcn, losses OF iattenins hogs, Il .-.ef
them Of my practice"
"Why don't you lim,, yomself7" said rhy,
to an Incorporate person; "set down ! ,ahe
you will go so Ear and no farther"
$50 did," said the topper: bat I set J, Ga.
that always get drunk before get to 1t.