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CELEBRATION AT NIAGARA.--Mr.
Greeley was on the ground at Niagara,
and refers to the following significant
fact:
"Nearly half the speakers on the
ground, with many hundreds of old SOL
diers and others who shrink from address
sing public assemblages, were opponents
of the Wing party in the last Presidential
Election. Among these were John H.
Bradley of Indiana, Gen. VIM Larimer,
Jr., Of Pennsylvania, Daniel R. Tlden of
Ohio, and Charles Quin OF Michigan,
who supported Van Buren, in l848.
Others spoke who were for Cass in that
struggle
He says further:
"What we saw and heard at Niagara
changed our opinion with regard 10 Ohio.
We had previously considered that a
doubtful State; we now confidently ex-
pect its vote for Scott. 1t would GER
tainly have voted for him in l848; it was
proved Wing State in the vehement
contest Of 1914; we believe it is mo,u
Wing State, and still more decidedly for
Scott. We shall be disappointed if Gen
Scott does not receive in Ohio $4,000
more votes than was ever yet given there
for any man, and 5000 more than can
now be given to any body else.
"Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana and
even Illinois, look better than we sup
posed they did. We think Gen. Scott
must have two Of them and may have
all.
''The following is our estimate of the
present probabilities Of the CANVASS.
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.-About two
o'clock Saturday morning last, a buggy
was driven in front Of house on lower
street in this village, from which lady,
{ beg pardon) person clad in female at
tire, alighted with basket which she
carried to the door, called the lady of the
house and tod her there was something
for her to keep, and again repaired to the
buggy which was driven Immediately out
OF town. Upon examination, the basket
was found TO contain an interesting young
gentleman some few weeks old. He de-
clines giving any account Of himself, and
as yet some little doubt exists as to his
paternity Mineral Point Tribune.
HuSe.-Ann Hoag, sentenced to death
for the murder of her husband, and Jonas
Williams, colored man. sentenced for
the outrage and murder Of his step-daugh-
ter, aged only II years, were hung at
Poughkeepsie, N Y, July 3O.h. Both
exhibited much firmness on the gallows
The woman made full confession of hei
crime.
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Lundy's Lane Celebration.

From the accounts received by news
papers, and more particularly, from those
who were personally present at the above
celebration, we confidently infer, that in
point of numbers, as we'll as enthusiasm,
this far exceeded any other political as
semble ever before collected in the United
States. A conception of the number
present may be formed from the fact,
that independent of those who reached
the ground by the Ontario boats and by
private conveyance, the tickets sold by
other boats and railroad companies amount
ed to FIFTY THOUSAND! The num-
Der addressed by Gov. Jones, of Tennes-
see, in the clear moonlight of Tuesday
evening, was more than sirty thousand! !
The universal feeling was that Of ardent
enthusiasm and high hope. Not a mur-
mur was heard. The influence of this
eventful meeting will be felt all over the
Union. and the echoing shouts of freemen
will answer back from many similar as
semblages, equally hopeful, enthusiastic,
determined and true.-Galena .fdr.
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present probabilities of the canvass

FoRcERY.-The Cincinnati Enquirer,
in order to make out that Mr.. Graham's
State, SO far as intolerance is concerned,
is as bad as Gen. Pierce's State, pretends
to quote the following as the 32d article
of the Constitution of North Carolina:
{" No person who shall deny the being
of God, or The truth of the Protestant
Relig on or the Divine authority of either
the Old or New Testament, or who shall
hold religious principles incompatible
with the freedom and safety of the State,
shall be capable Of holding any office or
place of trust or profit, in the civil de-
partment within this State.''
That's a forgery. Wedo not charge or
believe that the forgery was perpetrated
by the editors of the Enquirer, but there
1t is. The North Carolina constitution
says nothing about the Protestant religion
the rascally Locofoco forger has substi-
tuted Protestant for Christian What
honest man, Catholic or Protestant, will
not resent these constant attempts to cheat
and mislead him by resort to crimes
which should consign their authors to the
penitentiary ?-Lou. Jour.
LUNDv's LANE.-Playcards were stukc
up along the road from the Suspension
Bridge to the battle ground, to this effect
Road to Lundy's Lane. Battle
fought between 1000 British troops and
1000 Americans, in which the latter re-
treated from the field with the loss of all
their guns, and 300 prisoners to the Brit
ish -
The thousands of visitors 10 the ground
were vastly amused at this evidence of
Canadian spite, and at the remarkable
coincidence between the opinions Of Gen'l
Scott's enemies on both sides of the line.
Sentinel.
A correspondent of the Ohio Cultiva-
tor vouches for the merit Of the following
receipt for making vinegar: take and
mix one quart of molases, three gallons
of (rain) water, and one pint Of yeast.
Let it fermmet and stand for four weeks,
and thee will have the best Of vinegar"
MR. CLAY AND GEN. Scorr.-Maior
Ward, the Wing nominee for Governor
of Florida, mentioned in the recent Wing
Convention of that State, that while he
was at the North, during the sitting of
the National Convention, he waited on
Henry Clay, then gradually sinking upon
his death bed, and that the great Whig
leader gave, among his last expressions,
his testimony to the integrity, patriotism
and virtue of Winfield Scott.
New LAND OFFIcE.-A bill has pass
ed the House for the establishment OF two
new Land Offices in Wissconsin-onea at
Stevens Point and another at La Crosse.
The bill has also passed the Senate.
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The Wings of New York have called
a State Convention to meet at Syracuse,
OH the 22d Of September next.
The schooner Coral, condemned for a
breach Of the fishery laws, was sold at
St. Johns, on the Sd inst.
The Rockford Democrat says the
amount of travel to and from that city
may be estimated by the fact, that during
the week ending July 3lst, 397 passen-
gers arrived by Frink s. Co s stage lines,
and during the same time there were 1868
departures.
Hon. Mortimer NJ. Jackson, the pres
ent Judge Of the 9th Jud cial Circuit, is
an independent candidate for reelection.
We hope to see him elected over any po-
litical nominee.-Prairie du Chen Pa
triot.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss.-Both
Houses Of Congress have agreed to a
resolution to adjourn on the 3lst day Of
August.
The Democratic State Judicial Con-
vention TO nominate candidates for Judges
of the Supreme Court, assemblies at Madi-
son next Wednesday. The opposition to
making this poliiica! struggle is daily
increasing, and we expect to see the
nominees very decently laid on the shelf.
Prairie du Chen Courier.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.
The story circulated short time since
relative to the horrible murders-some
80 in number, said to have been perpe-
trated by the brothers Stupinski, now in
prison under sentence of death, turns out
to be true. They have confessed to every
material portion of the statement by Stu
pinski, to the authorities.
NAvAL.-The utmost activity is ex-
hibited in the Navy Yard at Brooklyn,
and hands are at work on all the ships
that can be made seaworthy.
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HALFWAY House.
TOHN MORGAN, midway bet,

OHN MORGAN, midway between
- ST. Paul and Swat-rJ begs leave to say to stran-
visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that
having made his arrangements complete for the acc'
mediation of the public, and being stated in the midst
Of the most delightful scenery, surrounded by lakes that
abound with fish, and in an atmosphere of unsurpassed
purity, he hopes to company from abroad, well
from the neghborng villages. They will find the charges
moderate.
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AW,HsIcAN HOUSE.

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
ell, Mass, having lease OF the large hotel the
upper end OF st. Paul, with everything proper order
for the convenience of travellers, boarers families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him CALL believing that
he can do much for their comfort be expected
In new country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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1 entral Ouse, 81. Z aul.

(NAEE BURTON have taken this old and well known
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and are now
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers with
comfortable quarters No pains will be spared to make
he Central House Of tbs best Hotels In the West.
November, 1851.
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THEODORE E. PARKER,
Attorney and Counsellor nt Law
SALTWATER, MINNESOTA TERRITORY.
TO INV old ds,

A ND THE CREST OF MANkiND." wonld say
~ that can be found during the winter, at the OLE
of Charley Cave, Third Street, where will al
ways be happy wait upon them Bar aud house fur
n>hed with the best Of every thing.
uov. d. tt. WM. uARTSHORNE.
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FIRE MARINE INSURANCE,
IY the undersgned agent for the Protection insurance
d Company Hartford, Conn. Policies issued upon the
most favorable terms by
W.P. MURR ~, Agent, Minnesota.
st. Paul, Fsbruar. ee, 1852 -Efm
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NORTHWESTERN EXPIRES COMPANY,

CONNECTING At GALENA AND ST. LOUIS WITH THE
American aud other Express Companies.
TO and from all the principal cities the United States,
Ia orna and Europe, for the speedy transportation
money and valuable packages col ecton drafts, notes,
bills, accounts, &C., purchase and sale OF all kinds
merchandise.
AGENTS.
c. r. Rice l. Co. St. Paul, Oils West, 81. Loui s,
J. Bro0kes, Galena.
n. B.-Partcuiar attention. paid " forwarding and
commission business generally.
may s3-u
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PAINTING.

NHERMAN & MOREy, on Fourth street, St. Paul, near
- the middle town, in the building OF Mr.. Knox,
stairs, may fouiid ready attend Painting in all its
departments. House painting, sigh painting, carriage
and ornamental paintings all done up promptly. ond Mith
paints of the best quality. II do work in 0 sov
enly, unwurkman like manner do not expect get
business i'I the enlightened town of ST. Paul.
Dec. l3, 1851. SHERMAN & MOREY.
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Minnesota Boarding House.

= C McCRAY would inform the pub
NJ ue-residents and straugers-that he has taken
the large house Eagle Street, opposite d. l.. Fuer's
Brick Store, where he is prepared accommodate his
customers with the best style of boarding. The house
has been thoroughly repaired and paint d. His table will
be furnished with every thing the market affords and
those who come prepared TO plank up the Ca h every
Saturday night, will n the 'in boarding iiuus.''
Comfortable and pleasant home None others are de-
sired. [April l7-6m.
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F. E. COLLINS.

F. E. COLLINS,
AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auctioneer's
s,ion from Of Minnesota, has opened
Auction and Commission House, In ST. Paul. where he
will sell commsso Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture,
&c. lie believes that the superior advantages Of
St Paul a market, will be sufficient nduceinent for
business and manufacturers at distance, to send
their goods, NC, BE- sold On commission al private safe,
at auction. His charges will be - derate.
\. b. Particular attention wI be paid 10 the sale OF
real esate in about ST. Paul, St. Anthony, or Stlwa-
ter.
March F.E. COLLINS.
REFERENCES:
GOV. Alley. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
Hon. II. IL. SIBLEY, MENDOZA,
DAVID 0LMsTED, Merchant, Benton CT,
J. Z. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
VIM. II. FORBES,
ELFELT BROTHERS. I ,,.. q.
j. W. SIMPSON, n, "''
JOHN FARRiNoToN, f"o'
u. l.. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. st. Anthony,
va. HcLcoNBE, ESQ, Saltwater.
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Temperance House,

7 OF MOFFET, Proprietor,-Corner
~ of Fourth and Jackson St,., Saint Paul. Perma-
nent AMI transient boarder furnished with good
fortable apartments. Charges moderate.
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BOOKBlNDING.

THE subscriber would respectfully infoin the citizens
OF ST. Paul and its vicinity that he is carrying
the above business in The I'd story VI SpeceS build
ing, the corner OF Fifth and Roberts street.
Particular attention paid to rebndng old books and
periodicals.. JAMES AACkiNTOSH.
2l--u
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OWENS MOORE, Miunesotian.
st. Paul March "4th, 1852.
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J. r. BRt WSTER,
House, Sign, and Orn.meua! Painter.
ST. raul, Minnesota Territory.

INSURANCE.!
FEE undersigned Is for, and will insure buildings
i and goods IN the following Companies:
Utica Insurance Company.
EIna Insurance Company Of Utica.
Orleans Insurance Company.
JacksJu County Mu,hai Insurance Company.
New York Protection Company.
-AiSD-
Will insure lives in the Connecticut Mutual Life Insu
ran = Company. ALEX. wlLKlN.
81. Paul, November D, 1851
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SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK AANUFACT0RY
VIE subscriber sOiicits the patronage Of the public
and assures all purchasers IN his line, that he Will
II for cash, saddles, harness klnds and trunks, o
better quality, aud cheaper than other establish
ment in Minnesota. Pur hasers will do well to call at
his shop, Third street, Paul, door east Of S.
Il. Sergenrs and judge tor themselves.
A. R. FRENCH.
sketches OF MINNESOTA, the
~ New England Of the West, by K. S. Seymour. For
sale by IEDCC X RUHRER.
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J. QUINN,
DOOT AND SHOEMAKER-Corner

H. Third and Minnesota Sts.-tIcntleuien's boJ,s
and shoes also Laiits' and ChIldren's >ho made
order in the neatesi and durabc mauuer and The
best materials.
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! cannot doubt that Gen. Scott intends
TO carry out the principles Of the Wing
party in good faith, il elected, and it
seems TO me that he is Justly entitled to
the support Of every true Wing. am,
therefore, gratifed to learn from your let
ter that you intend to give him cordial
and happy support.