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DIR. HUNTERS
PUnnr9NARN' BALSAOr
oTrIN CUUTs
COUGHS AND LUNG conrLArNTS

Oflon- cr sh0st sianiiug, amer auo'tinaf. means
have bcrn used IN ,aInN
IN cases Of had colds anl coughs icv doses
move nn ,Rrrtu,l cure; bot n cascs II toNo
srtNnivG use toHriAiNrs, with attendant
,o.ti,cucss, a tv doses ~ l'niAN nrsrtfH'
puts. urntiun-J lslHv, fh1uIl lr u.rd IN cnunfr-
',au with che ualau, which vii C0,rtml'y r,gu'
Date ibs h1o,b, and r,siu,c health aud strength Go
flt atsffm.
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Iron Store.

THE Subscribers are making large additions 10
their stock Of I,oH aAd STEEL, which viii L.
sold At price. % compare with the improved 6cil-
ties of transportation. BROWN & co.
Norway, April %, 1850. Ild
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lOOO Case Of PalsY and ParalysIs

have i-su reported o. 10 DHryrE AL be Agsn''
sIiH.1 the lat tao years, uAIlA I've bssn suLIs.s
restored
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For California.
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Cart Wheels.

DEADY made Cart Wheels, with Cast Iron Hub
i, mon hound and warranted good.
Also, Iluhs, Spokos, and fellocs separately.
For sais by BROWN \ co
Norway, April % 1880 III
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Tic poloreux and NeuralgIa.

These itsaiml ani sg1uiiihg complaints are -
sshaisiy isisssi BY TIE Application u ne 6't'asic
uftr NFtststt col ftUtn. The Belt dtdusss tls
lstttIlIiiy ufuugh The - stem ths Necklace has
lIcal eject sui he iuii sets directly uTon the a.
isrtsl SERVES In these iisiIeisuS arIltuas TIE ~
Iilcst1n NEyEn FAlLs
o. Many hundred Certhcniet frn- ~ parts n TIE
cuuu'ry ~ tle met Extraordinary character csn -
gwen, ilr4uifct
or No uuuhls or iuconvenisurs siisnis the usU
q DR. CHRiNTiES C.iLT.fNTC .gRTfCLEx
sni hey MAJ D. wam by the most feeble ani telcais
sh reiisct ease sni safety ln many eases The SER
thiiuu susuiiug their use i Aifiiy glffsaHf $50
iusssbis Ihsy can bs seat - sny J.4' '. ~
county
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Prices:

GrlCCS.
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Eaeh
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar
o. he ARTICLES ats scconpsaici By fill ant rlii.
iTrIuons Pamphlets With ial particulars usy 10
hs4 q The suihontsd Agsnt
PARTICULAR CAUTION
~ beware y Cssais,tr,,. 80 Bssf,is's I-Hs'iss,
ID. c. MoREHEAD, NJ. ID,
GENERAL AGENT TuR TiiE tNll I'D srATES.
ia broadway, New York.
For sale in Pari., b, the only authorized agents
IIullari & Stevens.
For ale a, South Paris, by Rust Co,
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ThH lfnutIitl arl convenient fITl.raiau n ne
nftfaUIlt TsIFrHs III 0ALN ANl~N ari NAbNlI
Isu b.. Been rf1rnulffi ~ distinguished Ih1t
cans Tn boz Iltl1s alI ne risI stsfef o. To- ibF
SEQ .fI.4ts ~ |.saf F.s.slffy y fks Zee
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FCr the Removal and Permanent Cure Of oil
NERVOUS DISEASES,

Arf ~ thHso CruTltlrfs which afe Cnutf1 ~ IN n
rstrff usaksusI 10 urlraithy condition n tbs
NERVOUS sYsTEn.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

they were pronounced are Incompetent 70 establish
4 jurisprudence and moreover. no court has the
tlPht ~ pEouounce judgments IN opposition ~ the
written law II they do so oyerStepthe bounds OF
their duty, Parliament has an unluestiouiole
r-cht 20 interfere. The bill also limits the right
OF the SSigIor 10 compel the cflS4f1re 10 grind Al
his mil Tt gram grown or the selCuiOrcS ana for
the use Of the family OF the csSS1taTs TINS 81
also denounced BY the Seignors as "Spoliatlon :"
but IN fact u will be no celrment TO them as they
are 20 be released from iae reciprocal Oongailon OF
building mills N future. The rlght whlch the
soizuoT possesses o. .e>umiLg ans lands ne has
sold. within one year. i also abolished, except Ia
cases OF fraud. TIE olli passed ! second reaiing
YESTERDAY morning by majority oi over - NT'
Gury. a SelguloT. spoke even hours AID hall IN
opposition to q BILL
The legality OF the Kecory patents Il 20 be tested
by an appeal 70 Tie judicial tribunals e.ther the
public OF tie Rec,oS 10 have the night OF 1opea.
10 the Prgy Council IN England the expense
OF both sides OF the beng borne by The Province
To the surprise o. everybody. the old lanes who
walk about IN pan'aOODs Ini are p rmlttct 10 re-
gard themselves IN their collective capacity ~ the
counterpart OF the British House OF Lords the
Legislative Councillors. have actually pluckct
up spirit enough 70 throw out } bill passed oY
the Assembly. Ii bill 10 authorize the sale
of part of rectory endowment In this thcy
did rght enough but it l. 10 be feared that the
amlaole grandmammaS are beginning 10 conceive
altogether too great ideas OF their own Importance.
fGr ,hcy have since menacet the destruction OF the
supply bin by ordering the ORDER OF The dly, for It's
second reading. 20 be discharged. Their quarrel
with the Money bin arises out of question of I'M
agInary privilegc-the Assembly. on motion OF Mr.
Mackenzie. having hXed the maximum salary OF the
Clerk Ot the Council. which the ai eT body contend
they had no nght 20 do-forgritlng. probably, that
the control OF the pubhc purse resides solely IN the
Commons.
The Legislature has abolished the Net which rem
dered party professions penal which vas evelled
solely at the Orange Associations. out which was -
completely dead letter that n used to te oStena-
tiously violated IN the very capital OF the vince
under the eyes of The Legislature and the Govern
ment l.. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
CANADA.
Business of Parliament-The Seigniorial Ten
ure-Legality of the Rectory Patents to be
Te.fed-rarty PrOcessions.
Correspondence # The y Y Tribune
IORoErO. Ihursday, Aug. y, lc5l.

pOndence # The y. Y Tribune
ToRoyro. Thursday, Aug. u, 1851.
Rusine,s accumulates upon Parliament.
notwithstanding the practice OF usually protractng
the t,ings OF the House TIL after the noon OF mght
and every long debate seems to push the Drorogaton
further INTO the future Ii Is nOw doubtful If the m
di,pensable business can be got through next week,
leaving some hundred bills and motions 10 De thrown
overheard.
The Seiguiorial tenure OF Lower Canada VIII be
placod upon an entirely different footing by Dbl
now before the Legislature, though II VIII
neither be abolished nor commuied Inc
nrofessed object Of the bill Is the dehnl-
,on O. the nights OF the selgnlO!s and csHsfires;
and Is effect viii be 10 relieve he ceastaT,s from
MANY OF the burdens imposed upon them without as
tber advocates allege the sanction or authority oi
law II provides that all future concessions OF laits
bv seignlors shall BE- made Il rate hOI e4CeeoiHs
four rent II tnis feSpeci u processes "
proCee ed upon The >pult oi The ancient id"' - m
tended by the advocates OF The Oil thd III 'lI 'iIc
French hing issued an grr,' hNLng the maximum
rent which any seigl.0r might receive d w 50.
an acre but IN consideration oi the sied. lASi nv -.
II me value ot wheat ana otheI sia-b M 10 20
uer.Oc Il i proposed 20 allow me >e!SA4JiS 49,
celye Tor further concessions tW!ce thll sum 4i4o
some Iegard tbs provision a. hDeidI ~ d Il.... ~
vaTd re seIgnlCT.. tAer on me 'ohata'f
y IS suolaiop and demand % oe heart II &C.
f,r>e OF Their interests Il the bar OF the house
a privilege which Is 20 De granted then 10
~-1ct The r9tes row paid. which amount IN
some instances % p SOUS, an acre. Ihe nShls
Of the seignlor> 20 receive moe THAN the maximum
rate liked By the orrf Of III = 10 pe csted Oy haN
ipg recourse 20 he legal Tribunals. ne stl-hlOLs
,oi.liv Ceny the yaibty OF tae irTst o the Frenra
King ana rest lheIr Claim 10 receive any amount Oh
rent which the rsEs,forss may agree 10 give on Ger
tam Cecislor, ~ tie Courts ot Lower 'aht't. ~
which the right of the salgnOrs 70 receive more N AZ
two sous acre upheld. On the other haii 'lr
leeailiy.oi these cecisols cisPuted and u = -
serted mat there exist 10 judgments OF TOE ar f'
IN question. delivered by courts ~ tne iA'
anu that the courts of otlgina jurisdiction D, which
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Infcr from the Plains.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The Republican.
INDEPENDENCE, Thursday, Au

COTCsp poILence Oi Inc hepun,l'ii III A., !, t.-t
INDEPENDENCE, Thursday, Aug IA, ls1l
\ party consisting of eleven persons,
four or five Of them from this county. reached mere
Yesterday evening from California lhey came tht
overland route BY way Of the salt Lake, ana nave
been since 1T June making the trp Ihey speak o.
1t a. a delightful journey. ,,.t.,
The most Of the trains intended for NE Iley mn
reached their place of destination. W aIdo to.s
train were four or FIVE days travel beyond or LII,
annie their second train Al the crossing OF tle SCUM
Fork of the Platte The mails Tor the 'alley "eie
nrocressing yery well and were expected 70 haAs
iheir time Col. Mitchell and parry haa nos y, feicncI @
the road when ths company branched of toward
Fort Leayenworth. A.hA
Almost ever since wrote you las, we nave nad
shower after shower-such an amount Oi ram - has
sen Al this season of the year, very unusual WIN
us. During one OF the storms-fnost OF "hich nave
b.en attended with thunder ana nghlnhgLa uee
estlmable lady, vile OF Mr.. James hcCiahahah' was
instantly killed by the shock. ,....
The health OF our city and neighoornood : now
ve,v oood-uo sickness Of any klnd reported. ieie-
gra16 and mails all out OF ix Yours &c
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
I,u- 81 tne special session.

The following extract from the supply o'li
viii Le interesting to such newspapers as have
been selected by the Boards OF Supervisors TO
publish the laws.
FlN dollars, m addition to the amount 70 oG
pald b, the Board OF Supervise Is liberal
aratuity on the part Of the Legs aiure, mas.
much As the newspapers would have been bound
to publish the laws Of the Extra Session IN or.
der 10 receive any compensation for publishing
the laws Of the Regular Session. The 90
however, although sratulty, Is much less thnh
the actual expense of printing the laws:
To each OF The newspapers no" esishi'eu py
tho noards of Supervisors 10 publish the laws, VINO
sha furnish sufficient evidence TO the Secretary ot
state that the laws passed at the Special session
have been publ. he'd in such paper The sum oil s2o'
to be paid by the Treasurer, on the warrant Vi tle
Contr6Iier. on the proof as aforesaid being fur
uIshcd "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Az INTERESTING PHENOMENON OF THE


LATE ToRSAD0.--A fact connected with me lale ue
.tructiye tornado. Whioh We have not seen noticed
elsewhere, D.. this That the apples rom trees over
turned by the wind. have the appearance OF Hui'
that mas been partially baked. Tney are dirA-col-
ored, and considerably softenet The wnoie dpp.e
does not In every instance, present THIS appe
-. rnore general. We are informed that theIe
are hundreds OF bushels Of apples, n tbs rns
scattered along he trail Of the "hri"nra ~.
stalks too. that are prosuaieu, y. "a nsvin1
St9rces I = sad present The appearance ~ i,,5is
ben blasted or cut and dried ior /. TrsreIisr
length OF time. IT, o.,
Norwich Nt.) UNIvERsIrY.-.hl 81 nc s,s, I'm" ,u.r
m. nceInen, exercises took place 90 sns PaIs
The orator OF tie University va & I,erery soce,ies
OF Connec9u,,f 6.df y = King. of Ne~oury, W and
Nan cseb Lyc Of Ncl ok me a.lef ssV5i Of me
tne honorary 49,, - ,.,vocaLIy spoken OF. The NOf-
.f1,uIIrn'Ss l'st,-,, as our readers knoH, con'!ne'
,o,I,i.ry w.th literary instruction
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Dg,rH by LIGHTNING. On Saturday

DEATH ~ LI1H NM 0'I
night Mr. I. : Carpenter residing IN the norm paI'
OF Madison was killed by lightning A'ery seyers
shock. accompanied with loud fepor, asaAshea
Mr. Carpenters wife She spoke 10 her husband
several times and received no answer. sne tnfss
water INTO his face and used e'ery mean N . ns.
nouer 10 revive HIM. Failing m her enohs, ~.
p,'rses one Of her neighbOrs, both Ot whom mple
eyeTy exerion TO resuscitat" MI { out 70 ., 40
purpose the vial .park was eKnciIne gaspes ons me
IN % ,be head OF Nr e. vas burnt, and siisnt
s'seooration Of the skin upon me 'ide-no o.nea
@ar or appearaee Of the , esS.h ge.s Sas sss ss .s
pOseu NI"' Ui'" ryansy2le fOhio Ohseryef.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

Chas + Wanng. Ncw-YorX.
y A Newton. Sherburne
ew-Iork
Hon John y Wilson. .Aihsrv
J A IIniner Schuharle.
q " " -yman Pi;t>bursh
pr. Tho Go 1seil Juca
Rev II ManteL.e. Albany
Rev J Dayenucr', Albany
DR. II d Pane. Albany
! Lyuan. LeIoH Mas
: u HUM hrc7. New York
y. " Ripley. New York
! p Leecs Brooklyn. l. |.
DAVID : PerCe. Alnanv.
Vrn = NcAlpine Albany.
Wm.C Z johnson. Uucs
&C : johnson. y York
g.if Palmer. Romeo Mich
pr " kltchell.Ney eyar..N J
Res Il Faunister. ca emo
va. y Y
Cfas {. Tiffany Baltimore
lohn u. Easter Baltimore
Y J. .Ienrey Kingston Ny
FL L Noumans. SaratosaCr
1. VI CLARKE. Canandacua
" ! Taylor. Philadelrhia
Rev Dr. Psman. Toy.
Judge DAVID Buell.. do
Rev II Patte<. Albany.
r " Ha%m,. Buffalo.
Rev J f Woodbridge. b.
f0n
Ma Gea. J + Wool Troy
{. A Spencer. Caaas, IA
y Y.
James Dexter. Albanv.
7 b. Neek. OvenhuSo. Nv.
James Taylor. Albany.
u. cray. Springfield. Mass.
Prot Suthorirnd. Montreal
Rev. = Thompson Bard
PTss't Washington College
Tennessee
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
Nruvopu nAuy TRJBCNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST q, 1851

lDr c. parry -DlTcn3ort. LJ~a
Rev. Emerson DAVIS, Wefh-
eDSeid. Mass
&c Hrt-wei'. lincoln. Mss.
Rev ] A Nash. Amherst.
Wm Barton. Troy
Dr. Jas. n. Cray. Springfield, 4,
Mas
Rev Nathan Monroe, BS ID
forc Mass
II Sc0Viile. salisbury. Mass.
1t Aug Dalton. Cam5ridse. .
{ Mss
ID Simmons. Pans Hill. y Y
Geo v. Csrp,rter. Albany
y cholas Hi, Jr Albany
II. ? BUR-. Lyme Conn.
ksv AddIson Lyman, Gene
SEQ. y Y
! VI Hague. Newark. y J.
" " Hague. Ne~aTk. y ].
T. = Holvoke. Salem. Mas
/ Or {. '. " Barton, Ian
S.n-h1rgh. y. Y
Or 7. u Ba.ri. Balt.more
Hon ChaS Kins. P-est Col
College. New-YOrk
: y Rnggles New-No-S-
\ Toinan. pit'sfeid. Mass
Ma Wm Case. Cleveland
Hon. Elisha y SUI. Cuyaho-
- Falls. .
X \ WInsio9. .Clevelani
Ben StannarA. do.
H0n. = Y Lansing. Albany.
Hon Washington Hunt. do.
Hon ErasiaS Corning. e..
las L. Curtis. New YORK.
Jas VI. Kimball. Warren.
Mass.
G. II. Kerr, Franklin. y Y
& 4 >eolr. Rochester. y Y.
- " l. Smith. Troy.
Abraham y Williams, Al
hany Total. III.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
.rrvypTyD SuIcrpg.-T

AITFfPltD t-Af PAi''.'f
Murphy. coulned at syracuse for the murder u a
laboier rear ilat city attempted 10 eoniinh sNi ~
or Eucsy lie bad a razor ~ his cell. wita Z" hch a.
49, al his af:0Wsn 20 ssyefeit that he cOu.i M
have icug survived hat he rot been fiscoveTr' y
its. . - q. uSiiu. y eihcg tc caa rfco.ef ne ~
fesssdtAe fuc of whlrh he = charged A'' - ~
tired 70 kul himself a. IN at ot peaaaoe
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
co,IsoE.-At the rece

CvxrgSARY COLLEGE.--At the recent
,,,,n.ncen,ent Of Centenary College, the honorary
de1rse Of A. VI. was conferred on The Rev T. II.
Hs,rbcr OF the Tennessee Conference the degree
IN u on The Rev. Charles Collins, President 0i
g'o,, and Henry College, Va. the degree Of Ill ID
~ M. Hon " l.. sharkle, OF Miss, and the Hon y
" Downs, OF Louisiana. Tke commencement sef
mon was celyered BY the Rev " Wnans, ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

Space and time have failed me to speak of the Pc
culiar interest whch has marked the progress of the
Convention, and Of the evening gatherings You
vii take It for granted that even thing passed of to
The entire satisfaction fenertaners and entertained
and that those Who have been here Will always be
where the same body carries ike influence whit
Yours 4 VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

~ The L. s. Mail steamship Southerner,
Can't. Dickinson, arrived yesterday morning, 's hours
from Charleston. We indebted to capt u. ana
our friends Of TIE Charleston c0ureT, >o"f7n stand
lr5 and Ersniag Ne,rs for papers.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
NEW MEMBERS

Elected az fas Albany MeetmS Of the AssOosdtoH.
c,n; Il Lef.oy. Toroaro Dr Peter O. Williams cow
Can. Howard Stansblry. eTnerr, y \
Washington Dr.. J Coukey, Antwerp,
Pr |. u. Williams. Mead y ! -
prnt X Williams. Ca non. Tenn
80 80. ~ J VI Stafford Lebanon, Tenn.
", thomas y Norwich DR. II NJ Van TUye, Day
ton. Ohio.
s,nf n. Granville Or {. Mott. Mobile. Ais
C5', J. HotcAki>s, Budgewaier,
- T.ver N.rsol>NY W
8 x.~-.i.v Ns.dyill- Jas A Armsby Abany
p Rev. y Davenport Albany.
n, II f.l,, S,V- Yors Monroe Weed. LEROY y \
t3,, ~, iiar,.> A.bsnr Rchd Il NoTthrup. Albaag.
~ -. 7 ps-irr slharv Dr. Thos BrlH,uade. Troy
- 49, -. al1.ut Or I " Batcufori. Troy
n, -, Ni~.,b sit3ur Or Avery J. SkioI. Troy.
: " li-fI Frris R-,er : HenIv Rousseau. Troy.
th's = f.-.,frs Zaresv.l.e Geo VI >eiden. Troy.
1Ao Joseph A OTIS Troy
& p. ysr,.v.ls Ohio Prot Chas Dronn. Troy
y. , -, y, f,ra, snauv Rev Isaac y Ferrs y \
" D 4; S,.,f,.s Wa,n- Dr g. y Baryeil Buffalo
-.sf. Or Iuos VI. Fo0te. Albany
" 3 C.e,f Occe, s. l.rsh. D9 X p Peet. New IoTN-
ny Rev I-f Leonard Dnb'h'
SautC Wang Ne0-Yo5A II
New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27
THE CONCLUSION.

THE CONCLUSION.
The next Annual Meeting of the Association Will
take place al Cleveland, Ohio, on the third Wclnes
Gay If August. 1852 No seml-annua session VIII
be held
The Treasurer Dr.. \. l.. EiWYN. las been re-
elected The Permanent Secretary. Prot. Spencer
F. BAIRD, holds over, hIs term OF three years not
having expired.
Prof JAMES d. DANA mas been elected General
Secrolar, FOR the ensuing year.
The Standing Committee recommended = ~irn-
gent measure against non-paying members. VIZ
hat ser two notices Of three months interval, the
names shall be stricken from the roll
The SPECIAL Committees on the Subject Of Prot
MitchellS system of Astronomical OoseTy atoms, on
Prof Coaklcys Eihptical Tables OF Neptune, on
the Prime Meridian, and on Physical Constants,
were discharged. Those on the 4. :. Coast survey
a UuifoIm Standard OF Weights and Measures. and
on Memouallzmg tire State Governments IN relation
10 Geological Surveys, were continued and all 9th
eIsnol named a. discharged were likewise continued
The c.uzens of Albany have literally taken upon
themselves the responsibility of publishing the pro-
ceeGncs Of tie Convention. The expense VIII proba-
blv bo 5000 or SEQ
The recent denise Of DR.. SAM GEORGE MoRToS,
of philadephia, was announced today. IN feeling
terms by Prof NN. b. RoGEE>. Prof AGAssIZ sub
seoueny responded TO the sentiments expressed, and
VAS much affected IN view of a coincidence which
occurred on an occasion exactly similar fourteen
wears Suce. when. President OF the llel'etc As
soclaticn for the Advancement Of Science. ne re-
ceived the announcement that the tenderes tie OF his
life had been broken.
The customary votes OF thanks we're rendered to
the citizens of Albany and the Trustees of Public
Institutions III the city, for the excellent entertain
ment Afforded the members oithe Convention during
tie session.
The nyention then dissolved.
The number OF new members elected al this meet
ing was dtrably over one hundred The mum
ber OF papers read was about one hundred
annex list OF the members elected al this