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mo of v,sa, bIr ,..i ...I ,l k.pl. OF craln uuu
srrds Air DrIIo'l ot H-scuu,a, wR' puIrnls-
ed dni. .asl spring, sand he would pp0' az 20"
every seed on his iam ''Atep. p'"'"', WIN wv
du.. Yam nave inquired q me ~ '2'i ,''.'I , ,'
P'dn'I 20 u,vau'asr "l.h , ,,. ,n,..i ,,'.
s'T ., ''.,' .'.f '- va n " ~ N Rarro,,. amc.
.lTor,-api j Johnson. Tbry -a,d rhey would get
atlen;t one hind mon, com than wb en- planted u
the usual way. /, will hr remembered "a. Ill, IS
"ikRSoN'NP PATENTED NhGp pi''hI, hii'l
.R7na'a itea at INg'2o' 'E d. "n.' l.'' W. Is ','
un,tra To- 5s 'aI suFg,.lI TO- N nr r.',' ,
,1-,5. Ind, g1, rs,,r.-. of,go-,rar-h,p of i, stand,
urrlyn,rd Their. are other ds.1. that are sold Ton
less money buti, snotaINuy, the rUns sold at the
drills. Any good torurrwno Eris one "'H'F du.,''
andhacomeS 1IS.na7l'd "'in "', oar + "a,
{ eI{ 10 It..,n H. ~ 7,N '.',,''l', M m , ,r ;nc.,..
"'t ct+t,I I,. ,.'. ,lr Grg E-ir.rsr Any
,nrr,cr ,yi.i,n, a ,rI. IN The -nrrrvlf be d,sap-
pointed in re,in. IT. uur-- ae send, u hIs order
soon, as nm rasnr ttrnoue lut lho," that order.
send along .uc orders. s,.Iu. HII soon De- mere. !
w, siye the paP,~ oa l'" loGme.5 m , WHO nave inc
u'''s u nave ""' TI'S' gr-.,r. ~ ."''''
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lc.a,n Cbg-.iT B,fs,fa
lame. S,brouh.ygn. E'yin.
I II Seward Mor,rro.
II. W. Dpr4es. Rockford.
James Works.
Horace Miller "
T. q Miller
J..,,b VIII, p,.a,ro c1r,ys
..i, III -, Al. 60,
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d. Ht"o''iNNhrI. I'oNN wanna 9t''eIueH''
Jon E2-o, Arlington, LaEe co.
William Rpddek, Ottawa
Raph Ware. Granville.
F. + Minor NJ u Elk Grove.
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TIL subscriber Las On hand supcrfne Flour from
! Leonard y Euions mills, pa, up expressly for
tnm.y use. Warranted good-suhlcct 10 be seiufn.
ed. Ottawa, mar / G. L. TuoNFsoN.
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PaorEorIoN TO FRulr.-The ven.
srable DR.. Thomas of Cayuga coun.

ty N. Y, remarks, "no insect, no
IA, and mo malady among fruit
hAyS discouraged pomologists
as the depredations of our
scies," and recommends as a
~ remedy "tllat all persons
Induced to grow their own
never knew boy to steal
{&thcr raised fruit him
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Machinists and Miliers,
Betting, Steam Packing, Watc,

DATENT Stretched Leather Betting, received
l. Premium IN New Yolk. Nnlcanized Rub
her Belung, Twill not streich,I for elevators and
open Belts, "A superior article. Rubber Hose.
Tor conducting water; superior to any other Rub
ber Packing, fast supcrcedmg every thing else
Tor making steam Joints.
Mil stores. Betting cloths, and Mil materials in
general
ALSO-Told- Improved Portable Mil
IRON PROOF STAFFS,
One Of which every Merchant Mil should have
-. Louis, III Man street,
Feb l. g. X C Tom.
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w A(.(S<S.
choice Family flour.

y TWO horse wagons, and . one horse wagons,
> made and tdmmrd in the best manner, for
saleb apul l. ]. G.. GAY.
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Valuable Town property forsaIc.

THE subscriber OILERS Tor sale on reasonable terms
the house aud lot where he now resides, m the
states Addition TO Ottawa. togc,ncr with a good
cabinet shop and other Improvements The lot IL
on The corner of Columbus street and the street in
trout"llhe Catholic Church in the mos, pleasant
aud ellgh hle part Of the town, Apply to
npril ~ 'FAyyfyg
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To Officers, Soldiers, Widows, and
other Claimants,

HNHE subscriber having made Arrangements
with Nespashn Ellis ESD of Washington
e City, hereby gives notice lha,hc is prepared
toprosecute Bounty Land, Pension and other claims
upon government with facility aud on favorable
terms
The principal clnsscs of cases of land bounty md
pension claims which now exist, and the general
principles on which they rest are as follows, 10 wit.
island Bounty is due To a officers, non commits
stoned officers, musicians prIyntes, whether reg
ullrs, volunteers, rangers or militia, who served IN
h" war oi 1879, unless they have heretofore rccci.
we'd land hwluty. Also tn al, such n, served IN any
oi the Indian wars since $780, mud also the commits
stoned officers who served IN the war with Mexico
TO wit: Those whd enlisted Tor one ycnrnnd served
9months 10 l6O acres those who enlisted for six
months and served imonihS TO So acres All hose
who served over month To 10 acres The wide ~
OF a soldier who was killed in battle isenritledto 100
acres II the officer or soldier is dead the widow is
entitled to the bounty II there be no widow, the
minor heirs OF the officer or soldier bre ,ntrtlcd to
the bounty
ID Pensions for life ar, due TO all widows Of
revolutionary oicersa and soldiers If they were mar.
red prior to 800.
Sd Increased pensions are due to MI such widows.
i their husbands were pensioners under the act OF
1878
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful Mt.
tcnton Postage paid pn all letters sen, through the
Pos, Office Ottawa, nov 9 NJ l., .ioLLisTgR.
ATTY al Lap, and Land Agent.
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Iiumistr1'ors Sale II Rsal Et,if
DY virtue ut decree OF the county court Of %
ID Sale county. Illinois, held nj Ottawa, at the
Angus, term thereof \ y 1851 | will otirrol pub
lc sale, al the door OF the court house III Ottawa IN
thc county uiores0id, ont the
IhiR NoHdiy u Aurna, 1851,
between the hours oi nine o'clock and we,ye O'Clock
\ VI OF saiGay, he following real estate, slluat-
ed W the States Addition TO the town Of Ottawa
belonging to the estate Of Philip Har.os, deceased
10 VII.
Lot, No Q, 10, and II u block No 81.
Ju.y3. 1881 + b B.r-r. Aln'r
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SPLENDlD stock OF boys calf kip, seal, and
- coarse boots and shoes. Ladies and misses
hoo,ees, Kid slips, silk and prunela CATERS and ex-
ceslcrs some new styles Just received by
Nav 3, 1850. l. +. SAyorR & Co.
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nNnis mud SIines

,LOUR manufactured from the best winter
i wheat, IN store and for sale, warranted nj the
warehouse ot mar loHN L. JouSsToN.
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Illinois Reports.

VOL II otnpofts ofcases determined in the Su
Y rrame Court. of the state oiI.Inols from No
ycinbrr Term. 1919, to lane Term 1850. both n
april - EiRLEi'&
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Please Read CHS,

\ LL plou1hlug or digging sand on my land
~ west aud northwest OF Newark and Mi.
"m grave yard, Is strictly Forbid len under penalty
ofthc law. LEVI BRNgARp.
Newark III ril l2 1851
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AGENCY OF
Dr., :. :. Fitch'S Celebrated
MEDlCINF f.,

--1 TT"TTT VIZ TT TITTT| 'I7-TI N'lV"TN ~
He rlrs Of
Coughs consumption, catayrah, asthma heart dis
casts, dy-p"p-'a gonufrhua. piles
female complaints, &c.
rT : 5 Fllrhs ahdouunnI supporters shoulder hrn-
c-s rrhaIn4 tubes, and i,-rtuirs ou consumption
and the on Ui preserving .lr and health 10 Old
ag-, Sc, Sc.
Sumter s GauarIn, Druggists,
HAVING been appointed agents for ,he solr
i the above goods and w'Ibc,p them constantly
on hand 1T their drug store ea.i .Idr ol tine court
house square, ana thrrc doors north Of hc Mansion
House, u OUaw1, Illinois.
Dr. FiTCHN Guide Book 10 IuyaIls and dlrcc.
tion- otIJmotuI health, and Instruction, To- moth
rrs. IN the management Of children. may he had
gu,uou-iy, by calling at the abuy. -tole. 1t Is IN
extremely Na.uahlrbook. Aug lg-l
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEfTS.
This medicine has attained tha, high character
which in necessary for Ill medicines to attain TO in
duce coun,ercitersto put forth spurious article At
the risk Of the lives OF those who are innocently de-
ceived
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE
GENUINE.
They have the written signature ofC. VI JACK
son upon the wrapper, and the name blown ~ the
bottle ,oifhUW uhich they are spurious.
For sale wholesale aud retail ut the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No, 100 ARCH street, one door below Sixth,
date of 2fs Race s,reet,l Philadelphia, and by res
pcctnble dealers generally throughout the county.
Also for sue by G.. l. 1uoMpsoH, Ottawa.
Also sold by BlRCHALh & OWEN
Springfield, Illinois,
General AgentsJ for the State Of Ms,
A SUPERIOR article ofGoldcn Syrup, ni
? n k,st 4 III.
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LANDS Tor sale.

TNHE following lands, situate in a Sadie county
/ are offered tOE sale reasonable terms;
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American House for Sale.

'I'l!E subscriber offers for sale the American
l. House, at the Junction the illinois aud Fox
rivers IN Ottawa aud all the furniture, Be. thereto
belonging, nj bargain The house has been ken,
fora number ofyears, aud has always proved mon
ev making stand. A. l.. MILLER
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MEAD AND De CONViNCED.
~. IL. IL.--.--.. L..

- '.' E''''I 'Aa' W. '''''''n N'''Nh NN'
tain and pleasant
READ AND be CONFiNCED.
From the Boston Bee.
The Editor said, Dec .2d-"Dr. H0oiiaRGS Cci-
cbratfd German BiHerS Tor the cure OF Liver Com
plant Jauudlce, Dyspepsin, Chrome or Nervous
Debility Is dcscyedy one oi the most popular med
icncs OF the day These Bltlcrs have been used by
thousands, and friend at our elbow says he has
himself received an Ctlrcunl and permanent cure oi
| Liver Complaint, from the use oilhi- remedy. We
are convinced that IN the use of these Blucrs, the
patient constantly gains strength md wgor--a tact
worthy OF great consideration. They are pleasant
in taste and smell, and can be used by persons with
the most delicate stomOchs with sntcty, under any
circumstances. WcHrc speaking from experience,
and to the afflicted we advise tleiruse."
"Scotl's Weekly" one oithe best Literary papers
published said, Aug 25-"Dr HoofdRds German
commended by the most prominent members OF the
faculty as an article of much efficacy in eases uic
male weakness. Assuch Is the cnse, We would nd
| wise all mothers tn obtain hottie and thus save
| themselves much sickness. Persons oi dehlntcd
constitutions will find these hlttcrs advantageous I"
their health, rs we know from experience the saIu-
tary effect they have upon weak systems
NORE EVIDENCE,
! The philadelphia Saturday Gah,itc, lhe best
| family newspaper published IN the United Slntes,
| the editor snys of" Dr.. H0ofdndS German Bttcrs,
- is seldom that we recommend what tare term
ed pn,rnt Medicines 10 the confidence and patron
OF our readers and therefore, when we recommend
! "pr Hoonnnds German Bers," we wish ii dis
,nctly understood that we are not speaking Of the
uosums of the day that are noised about for briei
period and then forgotten after they have done their
guilty race OF mischief but ola medicine long es,ab.
/ li,hed, universally priced, and which has met tn.
hearty approval Of the faculty itself"
That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and
Dysyrpsln no one can doubt after using it as di.
rccted 1t acts specifically upon the stomach and
lweritis preferable TO cnIomel IN all bilious disca
! ses--the eil-ct IS immediate. They can be admin
isered TO female or infant with safety aud reliable
beyeht, at any time
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DIR. IlOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS
No. l2O Arch Street, Philadelphia.

IH'IT D0F1r OTfT M 1I1TT UI3TlS1s n IiOf fTfTI
isd. u sgtaiied By any oih,r preparation 't the
Gbit,d Siai,S, as Ne c,,re, oHsSi, il. many cases
otiGr skiHtd Fh5 uciaHS ha3 toirA
These BIucrs are worthy tie attention OF inyu-
lids. Posse -sIuggrcot virtues m iHe TertlHcatun OF
diseases ofihr liver and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers IN weakness and affections
o he digestive organs they are, wI'haI safe, Ger
thin and nLrt.nnt
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Water Power 10 Lease.

For sale wholesale add retail, ~ WALKER
HICklING. Drnwn. IN
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There are mauy more names ! could give you
hut think u unnecessary. ! would further inform
the farmers Of the west TINT have taken the store
No l57 S0uth l'aicr street. conner OF La sale
known as the old Bank Building, Tor the purpose o
keeping all kinds oiihe best and most approved iny-
minGImp.eman'- and seeds Farmers visiting Chi
curo are invited to call on he subscriber.
Chicugo. I9n ll.A. TANE, l51Soufh U'atrr 81
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12

JENNY LIND IN HARTFoRD-THE HOUSE
MonBED&FLIGHT OF THE NIGHTINGALE.
Hartford CT, july bh,--Jenny Lind's con-
cert given here this evening was crowded 20
Overlooking, and not half OF those DESTROYS Of
attending could obtain admission. Speculal-
ors cold most of the tickets at n handsome adj
vance, and in the evening eight dollars were
offered for ticket, Early in the evening q
large crowd collected around the place where
the concert was held, which gradually in
creased till several thousand were assembled,
when mobocratic spirit was manifested,
which commenced by loud noiues, and rcsult-
cd in breaking of the windows, diS-conccrtiz-
ing the performers, frightening the Nightin-
gale and destroying the pleasure OF the en-
tortainment. It's reported that Jenny Lind
and suite were secretyconveyed to the rail-
road and sent TO Springfield by an extra train
to enjoy a quiet Sabbath prior to her depart
urefor tho Falls and Canada Evening Ga
Setfe,
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TnE CANyAss NopLY oPENED.

The Wing State Convention, holden at
Bellows Falls on Wednesday, was one OF the
largest over held, mass meetings excepted ;
and that, too, Notwithstanding the fact that
the main body of the delegation from Wind
ham County did not arrive until the succeed
ing day, understanding that the Convention
was TO hold over until Thursday. The Con-
vcntion was entirely harmonious, as well as
large. Rcnominating the excellent State
Ticket Of Last year by acclamationi end phane
imously reaifirming all the great principles
ever fresh, ever free, and ever sound--to
which the Wing party of Vermont has so
steadfiistly adhered, the fears of timid friends
and the hopes OF our enemies have been alike
disappointed. United, firm and fearless, the
Wings of Vermont will vie with each other
in contending for another and nobler victory
for the common cause. Last year they car
ried the State Ticket by u small majority =
this year, they should not be satisfied with
one vote less than five thousand majority
and they ought not to brag with one vote less
than seven thousand.
Wings of vermont This is no time for q
small victory no time to be content with
holding your own no tiao TO think of any.
! thing short of reunion of the ancient and
! genuine Wing strength of the State upon tho
ancient platform. The Wing party stands
where il has ever stood, unchanged and un
changeable; deserving, as we cannot helT
believing that 1t will receive, the confidence
and support of every freeman of the STATE
who has sustained il, and Of hundreds, aye
some thousands, whose votes for the last few
years have been carried against II by unpar
alleled ti'ickery aud treaehery. Let not tbs
Wings he content with AN easy SietofyT ie
us strive for decisive and most honorable
! onc.--T Vdts68HGn.
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INSTALLATION.

The Rev. Rufus Case was installed ~ l'as-
tor over the Congregational Church in West
Lebanon. n IL, on Thursday, Ipnc 70 SCI,
wees as follows:
-, Invocation and Reading Scripture 10y
Rev. A. II. Cutter. Of East Hanover. Prayer
before Sermon, Rev. j. II, Worcester OF Bur
lington, VI sermon by Rev. John Wheel
rr. u. d., Of Burlington. Installation Prayer
hv Rev. Jacob Scales, Hri'laiuheld. Charge
to the Pastor, by Rev. John Richards, ID. D.
or Hanover. Right Hand OF Fellowship. 10y
Rev. Josiah Merrill, Of Hartford VI Address
to the People, by Rev. \. Blanchard, Of Mer-
i,lcn. Concluding Prayer, 10y Rev. r. r
Lawrence, Of ClarcmonL Iicncdiction, 10y
tie Pastor .
The day was favorable, the audience large
and attentive, the singing good, and the cX-
crriscs throughout, solemn and interesting
The sermon, though long was listened to with
fixed attention II exhibited in a clear and
striking light the duiy and benefits of attend
ing public worship habitually The thoughts
were worthy Of being pondered in every
community s byeyery individual CHroni'
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CAPITAL EXECUTION.

II becomes our duty to announce that the
coalition State ticket suffered the highest
penalty due to capital crimes on Thursday
last, having on that JiRy been JfgcIPtuatgd.=-
In short, the Hon. Lucius b. Peck has sever
cd himself, not merely from the ticket, but
from ME coalition parry, dissenting in toto
from certain resolutions adopted by the late
Democratic" (ex-frcesoil) State Convention.
He has knitted the freesoilers, striking home
to the hilt. Whether they will "dic, and give
no sign" or pass by transmigration into full
blooded Hunkers of the blacklist Gye, remains
20 be seen. We understand however that
this declension of Mr. Peck is but part of a
new-scheme, the design of which is, TO COM
pletoly iocoTOc0ise the old Liberty men and
carry them straight through for Robinson
and Slavocratic Democracy. Anterior to MIR
Pecks deelension, leading coalitionist Of
Montpelier begged the old liners to take Ry-
land Fletcher for Lieut.. Governor, on condi-
ton that Peck should decline and the coali-
tioHisss put uP Robinson in his place. 'For
Gods sake" exclaimed the patriotic coali-
ZIONIST to the old liner Send us a plank ~
Wdtchmdn.
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San AccIDENr.-On Sunday afternoon,
about four o'clock, George Parker, aged "a
years, eldest son of |, L. Parker, ESQ, OF Hill,
N. IL, and nephew Of Col. Nathaniel Parker
Of this town, wentinto one Of the small ponds
yet remaining untitled, upon the Central
Railroad wharf, for the purpose Of hathing.-
He was with several other boys, from whose
statements he was led to suppose that tho wa
ter was shaIlow and warm, 80 a. 70 make the
pond a safe ana agreeable place for bathing.
But immediately ON going in he sunk IN six
teen feet water, and in spite of every effort,
Il was three qnarters of an hour before bis boz
dy was recovered. DIR. Genrge W.. Ward
was on the spot rs soon ms il was rescued
from the water, and made the utmost exer-
lions to restore life, but in vain. The length
of time and the coldness and ninddiness'oi
the water, procluded almost every glimmer
of hope from che beginning Burtfng'on Free
PresS t -
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od. The leaden Of lhe Democracy were not
prepared for lbis, aud, inasmurh ~ il wac on
IS an endorsement Of the prcsent national
Administrations they wsre determined, IN
some way "a get Il HnuuIled a caucus Of
the party was held in the evening, az which
Il was proposed'to geta reconsideration and
10 pafs some joint resolutions, This was tried
in part the next day but although Joint res
olutions were passed, no attempt was made to
rorousdar the resolution passed by he'liouse'
- .iils,
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GKN, 'BC0If.-The Ohio Wing State Con
yenuon recommended the Hero Of Lundy''
Lane as the Wing candidate for the Presi'
deney Thus far, Gen Scott has been nom
mated by State Conventions Ia Pennsylvania
Ohio, Indiana aud Michigan. No other can
didate has been nominated by the Wings Of
any State, Aside from the city Of New Yorl
he II known % be- the fayorte OF the Wing
Of the Empire State. In the city he mercan
tile interest il so much allied 10 the South
by way Of trade, that many OF the merchants
there prefer another man ior a candidate tho
tho Wing masses there undoubtedly prefer
Gen scott
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A. G. CnADwIcK, Secretary
CIRCUIT COURT, ORLEANS COUNTY
JUNE, 1851.

The Court for the june Term adjourned
on Wednesday last The most important
cases tried were az follows:
James johnson rs. 7otcn Of Era'bl1y1 ana
WIN. W. Little. This is an action brought
by Plaintiff TO recover the possession of tive
lots of land which he claims by charter rs the
first settled minister in said town. Verdict
for Plaintif,-reviewed by Defendants. Yer
diet for Defendants last term.
STATE of Vermont ". George Hing. In
dictnuut fur M, assault with intent TO kill
Respondent plead guilty and was sentenced
TO two years confinement in the State Pris.
on, IL.
Dauid S. .4bboR Us. KimJdH 4. Jetren Yer
dict for Plaintfi,-carried to Supreme Court
%. G. Gd<.
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BosToN, CONCORD & MONTREAL Rail-
RoAD.--We learn from the Merndith Bridge
IN. H.)Gazette that the contract to complete
the Montreal Railroad from Warren to Wells
River it's final terpinns, has been taken by
Warren,H, Smith, Esq, of Sanbornton. 1t is
to be ready for the rails in October, 1859
The White Mountains road is undGr contract
as far ~ LittIelen and is to be completed at
the saas time, --- Oh 81. $3.50
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ONO Vino STATE CONVENTIONAL Co
iuHlbus, July 3d.--The Wing State Convcn-
ton assembled this evening, when the Com
mittec on Resolutions reported lengthy Sc
rics, re-aflrming the Wing platform OF protec-
ton 10 domestic indnstrI. ...t.s1-iyurrvvr
mcnts, &c; also, recommending Gen. Scott
for the Presidency, eomplimcnting President
Fillmore, and affirming that, inasmuch rs the
compromise measures were not recommended
by n Wing President, nor their adoption Sc
cured by party vote in Congress, they arc
not party measures, and therefore perfect lib
erly and freedom Of opinion should be iolerat-
cd among Wings upon the points Of contro-
vcrsy involved. The resolutions were adopt
ed The convention nominated the Hon.
Samuel +. Ninton as their candidate for Gov
ernor. This gentleman, Mt the close Of the
last session retired from Congress, after hay
ing served in the popular branch for
near quarter Of a century. He was regard
cd as the most able man ia the House. He
has earned national reputatilnhy his talent
and industry, and we have no doubt that the
people Of Ohio win place him, bya trium-
plant majority, in the Gubernatorial chair.
We regard the nomination of MIR Ninton in
every respect rs good one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12

FArAL ACCIDENT on THE FoURru, Al
HANoVtR.-.Jeremiah Kimball was instantly
killed at c = NJ. by the premature discharge
oi a cannon while ramminp down. The ram
rod entered his neck aud came out at his eye.
Both arms were blown or and the whole body
blown two rods from the gun. kimhall was
. laborng man Of forty, and leaves wife and
four children. Another man by the name of
jerks, who was also at the ramrod, had his
arm badly injured, but probably will not lose
IT, A third, John Cote Frenchman who
tended the vent, had his two thumbs broken
and his breast and abdomen severely burned.
Cause OF the accidcnt--carolcssncs in not
swabbing out the gun. The gun was placed
in the centre of the common and n crowd
standing arouud among whom and all 9th
ers in the vicinity, was solemn pause aud
check to the rgioicings Of the day.-ChroHi-
,-1,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-12

From New MENIco.--lS. Louis, June so.
Papers from Santa Fe to the 3oth of May
have been received. Much excitement exist
cd in the country in consequence of the re-
lection by the us. Senate Of Hugh N. Smith
rs Secretary of the Territory of New Mexico
A large meeting was held at the Court House
to elicit public sentiment on the subject. lie
was unanimously nominated to the Senate of
the Territory, and at their subsequent cleo
ton was elected