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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-11-17
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The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-11-17
The Vile.

The leading features in the character of n
good woman are mdrcss, complaisance, and
e1uanimity of temper The man, if he be n
worthy and proyidcnt husb nj, is immersed
in u thousand cares. His mind is agtated.
his memory loaded and his body latigued. lie
retires from the hustle of the world, chaerin.
ed perhaps by disappointment, angry at inso
lent and perlidious people, and terrified lest
his unavoidable connections with such pcople
should make him appear re.dious himself
Is this the time for the wife of his bosom, his
dearest and most intimate friend, to add to
his veXations, to increase the fever of an over
bnrdencd mind, by contentious tongue or a
discontented brow? Business, in lis most
prosperous state, is full of anxiety and tur-
mol. Oh how dear to the memory of man is
the wife W clothes her face in smiles, who
uses gentle cx ressions, and who makes her
lap soft to receive and hush his cares to rest
There is not in nature so fascinating an obiec.
as a faithful, tender an a!factionate wife
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-11-17

A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.--A few days since a
German was riding along Sansomc street, in
Sacramento, when he heard the whizzng of a
ball near him, and felt his hat shaken. He
turned about and saw man with revolver
in his hand, and took off his hat and found a
fresh bullet hole in it.
did you shoot at me?" asked the German.
"Yes,' rcplid the other party; that's my
horse. 1t was stolen from me recently"
You must be mis- a;,n," said the German;
g have owned the horse for three years"
"Well,' said the other, "when / come 10
look at him believe | am mist lln. Ex-
cuse me, sir, won't you tabc drink"
The rider dismounteq and tied his horse.
The two found driaking saloon, they drank
together and parted friends. This is ,he C...
fornia wav tn make scQuaintan,e~
The American patriot. (Clinton, La.) 1854-1???, 1855-11-17

and spurred all the while his vito was carrying
him on, and, az it was said, had scarce passed
day in his life without giving her tho discip-
line Of the strap. ADDISON.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20

G0dhrcno oln tetcr 4 Sobrtn Nno ritit EIoih;=
ncn cCltg 0tprlft wCrctn, in allen &lrihWoinhitku
Won 9Rattriat foS 1cuiht wtr0n fam, urO hapU
dU9tmttnc 3ufrtttnhtit Nt9tbtn. &Gdhrtuo Sou.
Cnpt ven wtrtblcln MGh:NtOtblnm auf b0s (pupus
rum 9ttrotbt Ivurrrn, bat Gtn9er5 al;in tiuCu gu.
E'n Suf fir kline &cItcmminbtt unN Sill. rI.r nth
trprrbtn uuo trh0lttn. 2u tjncm Stbnlirsr rctr
tIntr 9iahTtu bru9t ritK gRalbnl iShr.j5 tiu Gia.
tcmmeu pcn $3.50.
Der liuttr;tihRCte bat ros Rctht ;um GitGrauth
rrld0tn. uno r0iiil0i an 0uCcrt W UVlrtr0Gtn ven
!. 9R. Stn4tr unp Comp. t&ufIltb an ttD sibrac,t,
uno SWGr iiir fcl9curt SrtthOtttu: QGtsrCnru. oos
ncrbltdt SnptGno uuo QtnnrlgonlEn QnIt Qu1nOhmt
pcu otn @GuutIts @rtc, Hnt9btun uno bilartlpbn)
uno 1T nun tcrcit biet 9Noiblnrn pIt rttp9ao9t 5u
vcrf0uttn.
&sruun9tu mir gRobiucn mIrNln pdnttlih be-:
tr9t. IN allen Saltn NC cine 9Noibut tlitelt
miro, miro Gin gutter protttlhGr Ghulior uno Spt:
rotcr init eerAttn Nri1nbt, um bcu Niuftr ocn Sc:
broub crIelben Su Isbrtn, Sin &Grt0uf6:siu bt:
OIttct cine tct NNotbiut. DIr Wrtl6 Ger gNaIhiut,
ammt Dem Nuhtilltu in Der 28chnur0 rts 0Gufcrs,
nit 9eerudtcn NnptilunStn rCtr ptrjGnlihm Sus
ruttcnCn ut Sl2J. Man 0btrtGlrt
y. Tanbaq.
WrrriStOun, 9GGr; II, 1855. u06WV
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
llrne Oater! alcne G5itrr !!
8. q. Gatiar,

Stpbrbaltcr in her Stabt Gatoiau1un,
BinIat baS 9,utltum rnp lttnr 6rcncr im
Seicnrs.en ~ tcua4rGt0cn, paS CT bic Gd4II.
te, iriiaer brtrrErn rmd) e. $. 2attar UNI
&c.. an bern olten Stanpplabc, ouF ienc atlrngc
8s6nung frrtIeben rirr, aawo IS itn lrtuenIoll,
re6t piels SEunpcn onIyrS6rn Su iebcn. Gr lit
iretcn Spu ben 9rcbcn MIrttca Suridsetcbrt, mn
bat einen berrli6cn unO 9lGnjenren etrd ron
Grofencn. IOaarCn, 6rcscries, G1uicnos
uno '5attcns msaren
snsetest bic CT ale fcbr biais SrrfauIsn wjrb.-
Gr sradtct es ais iiter1IBi9 irgenp 2rtiscl bier
ansuIibren. unp Mil mr brmcrFcR, RAP icn Stcd
atlss in li6 trereift raB in riurm pptlringcrjts
tsten Stubr gsbosrn miro. 9lufct IN, beictct
feline sBaarm uup iteBru9t Sud ieltit gcn Gem
0eIasten. . .... ...E
hS-aae 2trtcn 2auSrSprpbuttr rerrsn i'm Qus.
tauia fir gSanren ongcncmmen, uno paIIir Der
hedfe 0tarItprsib crlaubt. ~
@- er ii fir scur0enr Iiberale lhtertiBuna bont'
bar, unr tpirp ii8 immrbn tCmuben istne 6rrun'
Be u,o Startten eur@ tlae @rri6c unp quite 8ss
bifnma ecIf7E11s ;u tcirieei9cn.
FEE u. rq6n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
GtrobsG

Der llnttr3sitbnsts but nun in itinSm Strbr sinrn
ars9eipdbntn Stctt pen ... -.
Strpbs unD Ssibsnen Scnncts unb IlQnsr
giiter iiterbaupt, .....
belttbtub aus saniss ooor SlcnOs, fran,SiIbcn 9d:
srs, @clidnTs, SrtpcLts, Ycorts uno Saun Oifulto,
III otrltbttoEntn Smlts pCn GutSr; init entm kbr
ihEnin NNrritmtnt prn tmpcrtirIGn unO sinbtmitbtn
2rtliisIol &lumen, 8GnoCr, gGpiSs uno gRigts Ccc:
rlrten Scnngts, SrrbsSrimmtn9s, ,&iupr bdun unp
Scnnets, unp anoEre in Dies Sab 9sbSrnpt Gdtr.
Gr bat nit Der 6aupt:S :Smprrtairs uno gVarufat.
turtcu, Gins lltbcrttntunt 9Gtrrcn, rpCpurb CT in
pen Slaup 9Citgt ilt ale bic ncutitcu Snlts Srcb:
Sitter gu srbaIten, ir balo iis utrfSrtist tuc. @r
fibIt utCr3su9t pae ct I'M StOnos III kline Sitter lr
mrbIfl wEnu nIdIt wcbftittr ju ucrtauitn, als ir:
9sno etn Gnosres Gtobfcnlcut in Der Gin.
8iuom q. Golper..
Sc. SO SIrro aucits StraEE, untcr Der Qrb, Gtltdr
Sclts, Nblocetpbta.
9RdrS 81. 1855. n03SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
ltniOerial
GrGuter>S1lbe

Dies III elm rein oC9ttoGillitbcS ostmttt uno fam
in allen Siltsn nit otr rcutrmmnlttn Slbtrbcit be
6tnpsrn pit btt @rIpacbineu du9twauct wIrotn.-
@s purre in allen frlltnocn T&lCu erprp 10 I unf
hot ntb 6ewG b TT ots cine Sur tir
gBrbc SrtRr, pa5 ,,tGie Ding" CPanaritium)
i3atnpeb, Getter, ale 9lrten Oei4wtre unp 0r'
I6malite, 98mpen init Jtptbtauf, II. +. ~.
Durtb ben ougtrcrpllbsn GrfcI9. pcwItt Der Sc
6routb pIs rbjatu itttlS in allen cblSen gla9cn &C:
frSnt wurpt, mo Die @9tntbUmlr ptr0nlcgt wcrrtn
c6 Dem lputlifum onMOtteu, mit Der 9trvtn 3upcr.
ftbt, r0f iidD polItbG nab lnem Uiut9cn &erub ais
cos Grtt 9llltd trrutn miro, ro6 man ic fir angc:
fitbrtc SGut Gttrautbt bat. &cirnNers fir we {
@riiltc, ra6 bSls Otuo uno 3abnw Eb 1T .cs
aus9cptluct unO lrltt olI9tnlctn tttannt wtreIn.
Die Sal6t lit ebtnfall5 nit Dem 6itsn GrlcI5 &C:
Groucbt wSrprn IN 6dGn orn
Si1tempcr lei 9fcrben.
Die GiocntbdmSr mcItn i6riNius ibrt GobC nitbt
nit itbTrUni0cn HcbtsrhGbunatn ubtrhSuhn; IL
grrlan0tu uur o0g man sntn bllllltn &trluth cOml
onitcut, mrroui lBrs &rrtrsiitbttt ltt IN plt Ia:
9m laUtn wlrc.
WrciS.-Ojl tltintn Stbahtiln tritrn %, bjt
1rcgtn 37a Gwt5.-&clIe gupetiun9tn ttnfoGn hd
0ti itolr ShohNl.
az 3u babiu, beim GrrGsn unO &llucn, i'm gucb:
tcbr pca
&cf, @utD uno 6clfritb.
NItntcpn, No.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
Te.scc %ED5r

JSc9scr |GD3r
9tcbcn Der 800 -6etolp &ooUc-ltt IG-
&eit (ooniIron StraBe Statt
Ilentdun.
llntcr;ciGneter mtnI4t ieine Sreunbc uno Gin
9cebrteS @ublitum ST tenaGrjdti9ea rap er cinsn
9llnjClcm nrucn
Srpfcncn 9SdarCn Stpbr,
an pbscm Srt crD6nrt bat alwO er nun brett
1T, ieinc &unpcn ale Su rmpTdngCn, unp prnicltcn
nab g2mit Su picnen. Sein Stot it Gin gan;
neurr, np brsreiit 0lcs in li& mas in cinem ppb.
ein9crthtCtru Irpfencns s98aIrcnsStCbr 9cludt
wirp. Mian cradtrt rS paber ais ibrrilaBg bic
2lrtitel bier ansuftbrn. Grin Stpd 1T rn gan;
neucr, lit an rrn rsdtcn 9rcibu riugetaWft, mp
CT wirO pcnieltn aud wieprr gang btuig atIaBcn.
Gr 1T pantbar fitr tcrcitS gcnpbcnc &unbiAait,
mc wirp iiA beitrebrn immcrtin pas publitum iu
bsiriepi9cn. Jtuiet an unp urtbeiIet iirGu6 irIt.
Gnp6 &SCiB.
N0Cntaun, 2lpril 1S, 1855. n1im
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
SCBt rltGt bic Belt beran

boB man icbr Ytcl sl poid)cn bat.
Srmmt uno fault Gudb rCn oeu prG6tiotn NRafb:
ntn ott 70 pte 3ttt uno artstt tripartn. DitbG iue
an Dem alttn StOnppla6t bts llntErjIthnttIu in Der
bantLtrn SraBs bcr StaNt 2utntaun. eIicb cbrrbal6
Der SaNkucp looUs ;u trbatttn luo audD j allen
3Slttn ttn Sbr 9rcBIs 2lNcrEment
Gcbcrn 90 aarcn,
nru Der btliIn NrbSi bs il in 2mtutaun stuabt mur
ee,-uRo rcn allen Stncnnun9;n GGim CSrcB unp
Rlttnptrt0uf Gui ioouo QebaltSn rvirr. SGon hnprt
AUDI tt tbm Die bIvrllhn q afafrug StaBen
um R0ltr ouf ras StlO 81 trastu, unp tur, lucs
oaS IN ttn Sab 9rbSrt, unp Jpar an EBr GiQiQm
Qrtgcn.
Gautbar fit erucTtur llntcritdeuuo piro or lb
tnmsrbtn btmdbtu 2(aE rCuFcmmtn ~ Ucfricciocu.
Srbn 8. Gple.
lWIutauu, Suni 6. ro3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
9eOer! 3eoer!
9Sillia m @rim,

SS Ii a m Is ri m,
moht Ictnru 8rCunpn mo prm putlitum iter,
boupt bic @InSsi9c, p1B CT baS Gurricr, pprr &c.
prrbrrctcrze'rltG nod immrr, UNI i,par aus9rs
pebntrr ais einmaI tCtrCibt, am @dc Der gSeiz 0d.
milton unp Id'tcn SrabC, 9esentibcr oagcnbud' Z
G5aitbaus. Setn ctrn cn8elcgtcr pcrtrciiIi6c,
Strt tcltrGt aus Hcper oon icbsr Sri6rcitung
mrl6cS CT an rcn alrrniccri9itcn grciIrn aticgu
pirp, als pG 1T
0emlccf uno Gitben GobQcocr BON Der
allerbtiten Sorte bon UerfDicoencn
Dreiien, ie nab Der Suolitdt; ; &albfel.
lie uno Sberlcocr, ipaniibe &ioo6, u. +.
10,
olcS pom triten unO 9an, biaig. Gr Yutmft
lctn Serer f. wpblfel ais man rs in @3ilapepGm
betcmmen fam.
Sbrdu prn spr;iisli6cr SualitGt immcr auf
onnp unp al 9bilarcIpbiaer Yrrticn ;u Sertaufrn.
SSGute SUn jerer glrt merpe an ben h5dlen
9rciien im 2lustaul@ fir SGaare prrr iir Saar,
geIp on9Cnpmmru.
BSy- Sr9cRp Srmanc, Der rtwa5 aus ficirnl
8ad)e trauGt, mirp Co rte 9rrfcbrn wenn CT bel
Inn anruit, ,nrCm crntr9snrs btlligcr unp mcbr Sur
3ufriecCnbeit tcrtent pcrren ipirp.
Ganttar fin berctS gsnc6Cne ltErralc Inter.
iRibung, iptrp CT lidS inner on9clcarn irin la6n,
Irne Stunpen nit piinttl6tsit ;W brrrncn une rte
3obl pcrIelbm ;u Yrrmcbrrn. SCpermann in
freunrIhaftliA ein9claprn Gnjurufen.
Gurntcwn, Spt. .27. nqtS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
Darlten II. SGmieO- 41IG5bdlgc.

Gciu prEmium rsn Cintm Silbers9No bailltn
" wurps tei rsr StaatsfGir grn 1854 an s. co.
S8. mcB uuO SSbns crtbGit fir bic tslttn
Shmteos 8GaSb&t9S. sic baOn cbtufOIs cin
arrRt5 aiirrtemtnt rrn q den: nno 6cuno rps
StosbdIASn oui loanp, nit ortt Ylrbitotut YiHsrns
Der onsrtaunt btitcn : cm:G lien. Nos partrtefe
HIorEmCut pcrji9liHsr y Urlt en- ibrsr tistncu
Manufattur fam 9ltjhfaUs SrbaltGn wtrptu, bsiu
8rrBsn unO <tntu, iu cen nieIrritGu GipprtIftu,
an
gfo. az &arfet StraBe, 5 Sbircn pbcrz
tGtb Ger 2drtcH, philadelphia.
@ccrmtsr ~, 1854, ra6Ma
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
Cdrprts unS Orbl- Cabrr.
Gl0ri0Qc's

8 blfeiter Carpet Sto br.
pGricnsn ric wGnibtn GSrplts. SsblsSdhrr, gGdt:
ttn9s Il. 10. 9anS wrhtfll I'M GrrB: uno 1lttu:SGr:
fauf u tdufn, nbcn ttns br srcGc Nusrpabl an ric:
Itm Stcbr, uno IA Der llnfCrlhrtcbcnt unttr elmer
migt9tn &tnte mcbnt uno nur Itltltt Schr:llntrttn
battle III CT in Den StanO 9tcet an Den aItrnttprt9s
ltsn prtlltn III pcrfdufn @r nIGtbtl bic 2(uimrrt:
IamttIt 9trltbItt ltbtn auf iGtnGu
Slbr id)Susn Smpsral 3 Ytp Carpet
Supcrtttnsn Sn0roin y %
Stlncnu. g92Ic. Sn9rojn2 p Do
&tuctions rru alItn SrrGn, uno Stbltutb rrn 9
bis24 6u5 brett um fir Smtsn uup oolIs ju Ihnei
otn, !t., nit ttncr ercEen &trbicpGnbtir pcblklItn
Snlralu Carrots pcu 25 his 80 Gcnts-uno C50ua:
mo Stejstn:9Grptts prn 10 his 30 Gents pcr QOrp :;
9slttals NROtn9s Ycn allen Srttttn, loero:&u3S
StibtcpErs, Srpen Sub, 2umptn:@ drptts u. /. 10.
s.. s.. Glorio9e,
Gr Al Strowtcrrn Stragt, cine Shire r6trbotb Der
GbEsnuL nohs Der 2tsH YbNooSIgbia.
9Rir; 81, 1858. no3SR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
OlQtfDrnl=9 9SQQ0en

Son ieper Seri6teNenDett, iAidlid iiir, 3te8cl.
taIncn, GanGie, &C., gum SSe9cn 6eu, &Uben,
G8 mpRaufmanns8ater i'm @l9rmeinen. &Gufcr
tSnen perit6ert iein, pap ir nit eincm vppigs
li&en unp perlaBbaren grttc Yrrlcben werpen
tOnncn, ptnc Oefatr gu laufcn. 9cpe sGaase
wrD 9aranttrt 9enau 5u ien, unD wrr ptcieIten
(naa &criuG) niat tefrtcpi9enp fnrrt, fam le
cBnr Soften Suriidtrn9en.
5actcrY am altcn Stanre, rtablirt felt 30Sats
rep, Ode rer Neunten uub " tcIlpn Stras
bcn, nabe GVatt, 9DiIarclpbia.
Ubbott uno Co.,
N16foI9er bon GlIicott unp 2tttott.
TPhrudr. IA. ra6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
Sir Qferbe uno @tenTCben.

HE'Vpulul9Ne auBtrt Anptn0un1SWltEl paS nccD
Il Gnttcdt wurNc
Sir 9ferbc uno @enIbcn.
Gin: mcbr ais I6iSbri9t Grfabrun0 bot bic Shat
atbI flt9tlttllt eag IRtrtbants btritbmttS SN fir
IftrcS rolr lnipwial Samililn GmGrrtatiCu bic nc.
ltGn Sale btlIt unp altt irtht liuotrt ais:
Spatb, Ghmtnot, &n3trnt, GBtuC9autn, YcD:llc:
bta, &trtaltun9tn. ;trbrctbtnt ,puft, ShrGmmtn,
frliht SSunecn, &trrtntun9in, S.uttbun9tu, 81:
iuo, Sdhnun9tp, 9;fcuRocrtt 6Ugt, &btum0tiSnl,
StBlpunoEn 0cn SbtrEn, &T6rtnuun9t uno %Cr.
brubun3ch Srcltbtultn. aut0trtBtnt ,DGnbc, ,Gr6m:
pk, 3ulomnCniNbtn Der MusttIn, GiIihwdlltC.
GbmohbHt Der C5tIIntt, ptrbirtttt SriiltI, Il. (.
TO-, Il. |. No., Il. |. ~.
Der uupr9tthtiht Crfcto bicit& Gals in Der otis
lE9 pru Nr0ntbGtrn Der pftrrc uub ccs ocrnytcbs,
uno iIlbt in 9RtuitbSnfttlh pr0 rtn BauCrn t2oltb
mGbr brtaunt. Us wro toum 9tllaubt, augrr pcu
Golden Die rS Ttt tan9rtr 3ttt in tbrtn StGltn uuo
(oautrn gum Sc6rauch halttn, ptth Gin 9Stlauf ron
ShmrStn, 2toCn unb 3itt nurt5 pit Stiti9G g(npCn:
oun9 ptvits Sts crirart mIrr.
o. Sto pcriitbtta unb iittr;tuQt raG Ger 9Pams
oeS cinI0n Gt0tuthdmtrs, G6tcrQt NJ. SRcrchont,
9cIpcrt 81. 9., I'M @dit Guf Ger Sets Der Slalbr
uno itInt oanrlhrtft ibcr Dem Rrrt itb beIuoGt.
NlIe an rem @lasntbimcr GotrcBirtt SGtCuunoCn
wtrocn prrnlpt bcrUdnhrQt. ...
@trIhoft Cuh Gin pampblct ron ben NQcuttn une
ttlct mtlht 9Eunoer oiG Rtcu Itbcn pcrribttt bat.
3um @crtouf lei 2tpis Sbmiot uno Co., 2tllms
tcwn @runcr uno Srtber. Gotoiauluo; e. uno 81.
Gjrc6, ShurdSriut; unc i'm Gjrcgtn bsi G5il6trt,
9Bcne uro &C., 8. 92. 0ycu uuo Srbn, &. 3lttt
uno &C.,, Whitaraptia.
gy2ai 3, 1854. nolS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
> { I + It + 9Dfer 5 c,

llnon9Itlhlitb in Der Gcitbtt OCT gGEii;ju als Nas
mtrt'pdrot9ft augers Inmm0uu95mittd pOs pcb
| il rnttcdt purNe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
WfQ6p1pnD 9eneer

mtftbr ttfutr gaitr, iu Ratea tli s. y. N efer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-06-20
Ciar meme Girma.
nolS

Sena6rittjacn bn5 Yutlifum baG fe nit cits
amer in 0eiclIAaIt 9ctrrtCn, rGrurA pob ioer
Ser9rr ben glntbeil psS Stcd5 fratcr 9erignrt Yon
gS. ScYcr fduilid an liM se6rat,t bat, uuo rab
lis tBre 0cI6ifte am alien Stancplabe Ypn gSiez
Der unp Srger fcrtIcben werren. Sir itattcn Dem
putlifum urgcbrudrltrn 9anf ob fir bic Dem
GtatliBrment brreits gum G9eiI 9rwOrpee &unps
ihaft, unb triTen rur6 ltrenge Slufmerfihmtrt ouT
ibr 8r6dit unp rmt jrpe mEslide ,}uSprtrmz
inenbet ltd, cine ScrlrsM9 Der 10 liberal genet
Iensn @nlt su;ulihrrn. Sr miinI6en bcm @us
tlifum bic GbotIa6e 81 @emiit9e Su fG9rrn, Rap
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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
The First Tea DcStrOyc 4.

The Newburyport Herald is publishing some very
interesting Revolutionary "reminiscences. We make
the following extract from of the series of papers
as it relates to subject which will never lose its in
terest After mentioning the excise laws of 1864,
and the troubles respecting the stamp act, the Herald
says
Next came the tea difficulty, and all have heard
what was done by the sMohawks' of Boston with the
tea at that port; but yet none of our historians
have given the fact that, before Boston acted in the
disguise of Indians, the shipcarpenters OF Newbury-
port publicly and openly burned up the tea IN Market
Square. How this well authenticated fact escaped,
that the first defiant resistance to tea imposition in
this country in Newburyport, we cannot tell
But twice this resistance made, once by burning
it in Federal street, and again in the market The
tea stored in the powder house for safe keeping.
Ebenezer johnson, standing day upon tie timber
of his yard, called his about him, and alter IA
few patriotic words, gave the order: 'All who are
ready to Join, knock your ADDE'S from their handles,
shoulder their handles, and follow me- Every adze
in the yard was knocked off, and that stout athletic
man, who would have marched through a regiment
of red coats, mad they then stood in bis way ing
his broad axe as emblem of leadership and for
marched at the head OF the company to the powder.
house. There that well tried opened i way
through the door, and each man shouldering his
chest of tea, again fell into line. They marched di-
to the market, and then in single file around the
old meeting house, where the pump now is, when
Jackson's axe opened his chest, and box and tea
were on the ground together. Each man as he came
up did the same, when, with his own hand, johnson
lighted the pile, and burned the heap to ashes; and
that spot, without disguise, the ship carpenters OF
Newburyport destroyed the first tea that destroy
ed in America.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
Soldiers Attend

GOOD NEWS! MORE BOUNTY LANDtl
A LAW passed Congress March Sd, 1855, giving Ons
"A Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land to all persons
who have performed IA days military service in any war
OF the United States since 1775.
The Law includes all the Commissioned and Non-COn.
missoned Officers Musicians and Prvates (ncluding In.
dams either Volunteers, Rangers, Militia or Transfers
Also all the Commissioned and Non Commissioned Of
hcers Of the Navy Seamen, Landsmen Marines, Flota
Men, Chaplains and Clerks.
THOSE WHO HAVE RECEIVED 40 OR 80 ACRES ARE
ENTITLED TO ENOUGH MORE TO MAKE THE leo.
Soldiers of the Black Hawk Patriot and others wars
who have made applications for land and failed,
count of not having served month, get leo
acres If they served fourteen days. fthey engag
ed in battle
The Veteran Soldiers of the Revolution who draw pen.
sons are entitled to land. If dead, their widows
drawt.
The benefits of this act Tin of the soldiers death)
extend to his widow his MINOR children, but to
other heirs
1t is thought that nearly two hundred millions of
will be issued under this act and consequence of the
large number of applications that will be made
siderable time will necessarily eapse before they all
be acted upon. Remember the MAXIM FIRST come first
served'
We have made arrangements with experienced firm
at Washington for obtaining Bounty Land for all entitled
to it living in this Territory, who may favor with
call.
WE MAKE NO CHARGE IN ANY CASE, UNLESS VII
OBTAIN THE LAND.
Amy information in regard to the subject cheerfully
given PARKER 4 CARVER
April 13- d&Wtf ATTORNEYS Law.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

WINTER SPINACH.--How EEsT TO SECURE
THIS LrxURy.-A sowing of this valuable veg
etable should be made in July to come in for
fall use, and another sowing made somewhere
about the middle of September, to stand
through the winter for an early supply in the
spring. For this purpose it is absolutely ne
cessary to select dry spot, or it will be sure
to get winter-killed--a gravelly soil, where
there is chocc, is perhaps, the best,
The first sowing, with care in covering over
with long litter, in the more southern districts
may be pulled quite late in the season, bu:
when hard frosts set in, it is all over ii so;that
it is best especially where marketed, to have
it cut pretty clos before that time.