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WAITS NERVOUS AETIDoTE.-wE HAVE SOLD
w sed some eight doca bottles II has given rery ss-
neral shttsaCun being Regarded medicine OF
merit, almost universally by those who have taken TO-
u. -. Il W. u. SHELDON. Jfquspsug. r. 7.
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makes speedy without the eat restrictions OF diet
DRINK exposure OF change in application 70 business IN.
proprietor challenges single which the mixture will
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put in bottles. with full directions at 81 One bottle
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u concentration Of medical properties more fully THAI
SUD nttues snd We can eely assert that ose hsl q
er-spess sd parity of te boSd than any bstss
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TYR. MORRISON IL CONSULTED CoNrrDENTDALsY
- on cerssin diseases which he treats whoat srcury,
Recent cured IN Sow yssrs vrast3oo
enables him 70 cure debility 30 arising rom AZ
cbuse zee hs london diploma in his private Nee 2Osk
wilton street N. B.-No Zee till cured - -
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NO PEE TILL CuRED.-pR MrRPHY HAS REMoYEn

IN to No. "a Roosevelt street, Chath.. where
Is hourly consulted all diseases Recent rs
without in two TO four days. vita unparalleled
success His specar. 81 box cannot be beaten. NIB
II beaten, Dr.. ". will forfeit SSQ.
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TYR. FAwCETT HAs REMOVED Nus oFvTCE TO "a
IL Dover street whers he be cousulteA
on certain without
eases he cures in days His Balm zura for neryoss
debility brought self abuse, L. the most
medicine that disease known In this country
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WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDoTE.-I WAS AFFLICTED
w vita scat!ea since ls had every attention, wthset
success, till May . when took the Antidott since wsch
time have been entirely free from pain nothing -
said too eaWavaKant villa regard 30 this derf
D. IRANkLIN. n Nassau strsss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
Twenty-Fif.h Senatorial District.

At Convention held at Lodi on the 9th o.
October INST, TO nominate a candidate for Sena-
ter. SawrEL G. CAGE, Of Yates, was called to
the Char. and Isaac Fuller OF Seneca, Fran
ci> NJ Finch of Tompkins, and riih HanioTt Of
Yates. were appointed Secretaries.
The fol owing delegates appeared
Tc,rtkrs-Al,ah Hurlburt. Joseph $ Tirhenor,
JChn Ludlow, Alexander Graham, francis ". Finch
D. akeslce
Serfcn-iohn Smith, Il. : Munday George Smith.
Isaac Fuller.
Yeits-ssnuel G. Gage, Isaac Lanning. Unah
Hsn'ord.
On notion. the Convention proceeded to an
informal hslot for a Senatorial candidate, and
JOSIAH = WIIiANs. of Ithaca. having received
a unanimous vote, was thcroup0n nominated by
exclamation.
The following Resolutions were adopted
RsoCG That the Wing party u tbs state have been ne
constant and unyeldn- i,uds Of the Canal Eaar-ement
pncA ard are pledged IN carry ont AID cutqee Nei :
4 measures vhch sLa guard he Ere canal from me
dangerous rvary Of parallel routes and secure the con-
siany trace Of the Wet and make the l11r
"a money ALREADY srrflfed source If revenue . the
State Hsirsd u an entire snd total loss
ResorsG, That re cord ally approve Of The nominations
made ly he hs safe Convention and thal We VIII sNs
them 0ur htertV support
Reso'red That We take rrd- in presenting JOSIAH B.
WILLIAMS 10 he electors 81 this Senatorial District as
nan smreniy worthy # their surages, and believe that
# elected he ND discharge the duties II his station with
cr.dI' 20 himself and honor 20 his constituents.
On motion, Alvah Hurlbut Of Tompkins, Uriah
Hahford Of Yates, and Edward Mynderse OF Seneca,
were appointed a Committee to call future Conyea-
tons.
On motion. the proceedings Of the Convention were
ordered to be published IN the Whig papers OF the
District, Albany Journal, state Register, and Nsir-
York Tribune.
The Convention then adjourned without day.
SAMUEL G. GAGE, Prest.
Isaac Fuller Francis NJ. Finch, and unah iianiord'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

The great topic of to-day, at least in
these regions, is the Pennsylvania Election.
That the contest would be close one we
were prepared for. But still the results, as
far as we have received intelligence, disap-
point us
The news from Mexico, via New-Or-
leans, is exciting and important. The in
surgents, or Liberaters, as they are respec-
lively called, have not received check.
They have taken the town of ReynOsa and
some feld-pieces The accounts from the
capital represent the Mexican Government
in great dismay and confusion.
The Atlantic, now in her fifteenth day, has
not been heard from. Some uneasiness is
beginning to be felt on her account.
The America (Cunard Line) is in her
eleventh day from Liverpool.
The Majority for Cobb in Georgia, app
proaches $4,000 Among the news from
that State, we find the death of Hon. L.
G.. Hackett.
The new Consul to Havana is a Union
Wing, and is highly spoken Of
The Jenny Lind Juror at Buffalo scarce.
ly surpasses the Hayes Juror at Boston.
The funeral of Commodore Warrington
was attended by the President, Gen. Scott
and the Cabinet.
The Governor General of Canada has at
length succeeded in forming a Cabinet.
Doctor RNph is President of the Council,
and the new Ministry will be, it is thought,
acceptable to the Liberals.
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Total, l69; but one is given for the same
article exhibited in both Great Britain and
France: so that the actual number issued
Will be but lGs. The five obtained by cit
zens of the United States are awarded as
follows
To C. II. McCoRxcK, Chicago, Illinois, for
| his Virginia R,qpv.
To Dawn Dick, Mcadville, Western Penna,
| for his Ann friet,on Press
To CHARLES GOODYEAR, NeW-HaVeh' tOnh.'
| Tor his India Rubber fabrIcs
To W BOND u son, Boston, Mass, Tor an
Elsctric Ciock.
To GAEL BoEpEN, Texas, for his Msat.Bis-
cut.
we believe the above IS correct list Of the Gown
ell Medals awarded to citizens Of the United States
if anv error should appear hereafter, We Will readily
correct IT, And If any surprise IS expressed at the ao-
sence Of A. C. HoBBs, and his ParaufoPt1c Lock from
the above list, we hope to be able TO throw some
light on that subject hereafter. For the present let
i, suffice tina, the awards made before Nh Hobbs
had beyond cavil, demonstrated the insecurity OF
Cbubbs Lock and before he had even attempted to
use I'D Bramah's. Were the awards to be made Hor,
we have scarcely doubt that Mr.. Hobbs would obtain
a Council Medal with scarcely show Of opposition
And it is not the fault of the Jury for his class tAXl
that one was not awarded to him in Juy.l
of the Jury Medals, which are awarded
by the several Juries, subject to the revision
only Of the Section or Group Of Juries
having kindred Glasses or Departments, and
which are intended to indicate and reward
decided merit of whatever kind, we think
about Two Thousand are awarded, of which
probably One Hundred fall to the share of
citizens Of the United States. Ofthese we
have knowledge only of those awarded by
the Jury on which we served-that of Class
xxi. for General Hardware, including
Locks and Crates" The Americans to
whom Medals were awarded by this Jury
were as follows:
To DAY & NEWELL, New-York, represented by
A. C. Hobbs.) for their PGrdutoptic Bank Lock-
To w. ADAMS Co., Boston, for their Combination
Bank Lock;
TO McGREGoR & LEE Cincinnati, for their In
prored Bank LOck
Toe A. ARRowsmHTH, NewYork, for Jennlngs's
To CHARLES ROWLAND NewYsrk, for his In
prorsd Bell Telegraph;
10 CORNELIUS "a w. rHlldueiPhId' iOi " D'"f'~e
Cb0nde'ltr;
TO SrLAs C. HERRING, New-York, for his Salaoan-
der SAFE:
To CHMsoS, RICHARDSON & Co., Boston, for Fur
nGceS and Stores.
The Cooking Ranges of NJ. Pond & Co. Boston,
and Jacksons Annunciater "a substitute for Bells
In Hotels, &C. entered by w. T. Brooks, y. y, were
voted honorable mention in the Report of this
Jury. We believe one or two Stoves and several
other articles in addition to the above were adudged
worthy of Medal, but they do not appear on the list
now before us, and may have been stricken of on
revision.
We shall publish full and correct list
of Awards to American Citizens at the ear
lest practicable moment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
Whig Nominations,

Schenectady Co-For Judge: Stephen Il
johnson. Schenectady; for Assembly: James
DOMAIN, Duanesburgh; Tor Treasurer Charles
H. Mathews. Schenectady Tor Superintendent
Anthony II Van Slyk, Rotterdam; for Justice
Isaac Wlmple. Princeton, tor City Recorder
Henry II. Stevens, Schenectady for District
Attorney John Van Steniyoord, do
Chcnapgo Co-For Judge Ransom Balcom
Oxford for Special Judge Francis F. DIM
mick. smyrna. Tor Justice Stanton T Donag
ME, Bainbrdge; for Treasurer: Thomas Nil
ner. Norwich Tor Clerk Nelson Pellet, do
for Superintendent Samuel F. Lewis. Preston
ior Coroner Silas Maynard. Bainbrldge
UestchesisT Co.-Bayard Clark, of Westfarms
is the Wing Candidate for Assembly IN the I'D
DOVER District of Westchester Co. He is an
able. energetic and popular Wing, and we hope
TO announce his election.
Colambis CO-Assembly. i. Simon 5 Rookie
ieller of Germantown ? William Best of Stuy.
veSant
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1851
Whig County Convention.

The DELEGATES to the Wing County Conven-
ton Assem- bled at the Broadway House last
nirht. ard organized by the appointment OF Es-
BERT RrNsoN. OF the lid Ward. Chairman. and
WiIlism A. Darling (vth Ward ana William
Thomson Gst Ward Secretaries.
The roll of Delegates presented below were
fnsllv received, contestants appearing from the
With. IXtb, XIXih.ani NXth Wards. who were
rejected after an examination of theucilnS'
The lXth Ward Delegates were received by
vote of q 10 So
FIRST Wc-d -Rober. : Collins. Robert SLvey, T.
Glossy. Wm Thompson. F. e.. Brlnkman 81,
second Ward-JameS Kelly. Thomas +. Ruey' H.
CCrwln, Glcecn Clifton, James Duke. ,
Taird Wcrd.-E. Benson. 4. Tyler, J. Z. Marshall
J. \. y. Hopkins. Joseph Batiln
Fourth HGrd-W. II. Sparks. r. T. simpson
Emanuel Lister Archihald Hall, Sen, John Etwarts
Fifth Wcrd Warren Chapman, VIM A DARING,
John Frink. Charles NcGoNau Jefferson BerTiAh'
SLr'h War9-Georgc Williams. George Beyin>,
George Mason, George J. Smith, Charles fOote.
Ssrfnft Wdrd.-XOphar Mills, Jas X. W 0Oi, jas
r. Freedom. Geo \. Buckingham. Jno. Coger, ".
EIrbfA W0rf-G Leaycraft. \. Oakey Hail. WIN.
Mcclellan. Harvey Hart. Geo. Boyd. o.,
Ninth Ward Geo. b. Deane. Z. Farrnglon' w
H. Perego, VIM Poole. Sol Haws.
Tepfh Wdrd-samuel Belts, w. Van Duzer'
John Lalor. VIM. c. Kingsland, John J. Barnard.
Eleronh Ward. SimonSon y Van Co't, Johh n
Boutelle J. c. Harrison, VIM. Gray.
Tifeffh Ward -MarcelluS Eells, j. \. Baldwin
VIM Struckman. Jno. p. Hone. Chas. :. Miller. -
Tbirfefnfh WGrf -Jro. Cooper. Collins, }. II.
Briggs Saml Atkinson. Jacob +. Howard
Fourteenth Ward-Jno p Flender. " m. Anderson
H. Purify p II. Patterson. Jas. hellock
Fifteenth Wards Philips, Danl D. ConoVer'
Phllip H. Jones' Jno Odell, Jno. G. Storm.
Sirfs,ufh Warf.-WashiDgton Smith, I. Norwood
Richard $ Winthrop, Robert &. Campbell, OVID +
Wells. n.
Serenteenh Ward John Ridley, Charles g. Dean
Jesse Patterson, Geo. w Truss, John Palmer. -
Eighteenth Wqrd-E. Brooks. Char sutton u +
BENJAMIN, b. l. Blonk. {. L. Miller.
Ninefee,fh Ward Joseph Keen. WIN. L. ROCK
well. J. p Byrne J J. Beyns, w. Fulmer.
Tirentieth iyard.-Oscar TAYLOR. I. b. Leete, " III
Dodd. Richard Darling, John Fischer
The Convention then went into nomination
of candidates for county officers, which resulted
as follows:
Regisfer-CoRNELIus V ANDERSON.
Gorernor Of N, Aims Heuss-SIMEoN DRAPER.
Recorder-FREDERICK 4. TALLNtDGE.
Observation-Disclosures W. BRADFORD.
Commissioner IF Streets and LdmpS-JAcoB L.
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Free Soil Con, ention in Norfolk County-Ce-
aiitiou.


Bosros, Tuesday, Oct II, 1851.
one of the stormiest political Conventions ever
held IN this State convened at Dcdham, Norfolk
County. to-day, where an attempt was made to
form coalition with the Free SOIL and Demo
cratic parties.
At the opening OF the Democratic Convention
the Old Liners got majority OF the Committee
on Resolutions, and Immediately reported
series. sustaining the Fugitive Law, and de-
nouEcng all attempts to repeal IT as Leading ca
anaIohy and as direct aita%H Upon inc Conssa
enemies 10 the Union.
The Convention was nearly equally divided be.
tween the Old Liners and the COalltlonlsts, aad
these resolutions, may be supposed, plunged the
Convention at once into the utmost disorder and
confusion. The speakers on each side were hsscd
and cheered, booted at and denounced, without
STINT. The NOISE great that no one could
be heard. Motions were made to adjourn until alter
the election.
MIR S o. Bradford OF Roxbury, who had been
few hours previously elected delegate TO the Ma
tional Convention from Horace Mtnn's District, nude
most eloquent speech IN which he besought the
DomOciat ATTIC party 10 stand firm tothe Union remem-
berng that the prestlPtS were that glorious Dem
ocratIc national Triumph was probable before winch
any mere temporary and local triumph paled into
lnsignltcancc.
The vote was then taken the Resolutions,
by Yeas and Nays and they were carried.
resolution denOunciug coalition with the Free
Soilers then taken up when the elements OF dts
cord again broke loose. Vt length the Convention,
at - O'Clock PM took the back track. and ~ a
small ma orty rejected the resolution condemnlng
the coation.
In the meantime the Free Sellers after patiently
waiting for the Democrats until Dight-fai h al per
fccied Their own ticket, which consists Of Reyes,
Richardson ano Partridge.
The National Democrats say that # Coalition Is
formed. they will secede, and nominate new ticket.
Miss Hayes had a large audience. at the fremont
Temple Her reception was enthusiastic, and her
triumph complete.
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Further News from the Fishing Ground.

GLOUCESTER, TUESDAY, Oct IA. 1851.
Capt. Carney, OF the schooner Atlantic. which ar
rivtd here this morning from Prince Edwards Isl
snds, reports the safety Of the following vessels at
the Gut Of Canso schooners Mary ). Niles and
Yorktown, Of Gloucester Mary. Newburypor
juvenile, Essex George, Proyincelo ~ Prancoais.
Weifeet Sea Flower, Phppsourg and about 30
others, part OF which were inward bound.
All the outward bound vessels were damaged
Seven hands were lost from schooner Commerce, OF
Truro.
Capt & also reports the following vessels safe at
Lo"ns Clarion, Trenton, Haskell, Of Gloucester.
"THkeen,' and Science, of New. London, and about
thirty others.
ship and Two brIss are reported ashore ne1
RusNce
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The New Canadian Cabinet.
T0R0sr0, Monday, Oct. IS

TORONTO, Monday, Oct. -, 1921
The new Ministry, 80 far As formed, is as fol-
follows
Inspector Gencrdi-MT. HIscKs.
PrtsiaSnt Of the Councii-Dr. RLOPH.
Postmaster GeneraI-MALcoa CAMERON.
C0nmissioRsr NJ crov7, L0nds WILLIAM MORRIS.
Attornsy- General FIR aqoda Wesf-W b RICHARDS.
AnoTn,y GenroIfcr Canada E0st-Mr DRyxxosD
PrortRc'ai Strretary-Mr MORN.
There are three other appointments yet to be
made
Altogether, II Will be the mos, Liberal Gov
eminent Canada has had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
Dedhnm Mass. Democratic Convention.

BosTON, Tutsday, OcE. IT, IooI'
We have Just learned from Dedham that upon
the rejection by the Democratic Convention OF
the resolution renouncing the coalition, the Old
Liner Delegates to the number Of fifty five bolted
and formed themselves INTO new Convention,
and nominated pure ticket for Senators, con
slstlng Of Stetson OF Bantree, cOnant OF Ran.
dolph and Wilkinson ef Dedham Thel re-
mainder Of the Democratic Convention. nomi-
mated in conjunction with Free Sollers coali-
ton Ticket, consisting Of Messrs Reyes, French.
ard Hobart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
MOVEMENTS OF JENNY LIND.-We learn

MOVEMENTS OF JENNY LIND.-We learn
that owing to the ateness of the season and the con-
Sequent uncomfortable navigation OF the Lakes
Miss Lind has abandoned her intention of visiting
Detroit, Chicago and Milwaukee, and Will 60 no
further west than Cleveland. There she VIII give
one ortwo concerts after which she Will go to Cin-
cinnati, whence she Will come to New-Iork. We
have not heard whether she Will sing PItsburs or
not. In all, she proposes to give some thirty con-
certs the last IN this country. The series Will be
concluded IN New-Iork she will probably also APP
pear here before visiting Boston and Philadelphia
The first concer, is given al Buffalo tonight, where
she gives a second Oh Friday At Toronro Is prob
able she viii give two next week instead Of one only
as was at first intended. After that she Will remain
for some days at the Falls. She Will not leave the
country directly after the termination of the con-
certs but will remain in the United States until the
pleasant season OF next year, when she will bid
aoieu 10 the New World and recIoss the Atlantic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

PRISONERS BROUGHT BY The SAVANNAH.
The l. S ship Savannah, which arrived at Nor
folk on the 10th inst, from Valparaiso, brought home
ten Of the crew OF the ship Marcia Cleves, OF Boston,
Who mutinied and compelled the master 10 put into
Valparaiso where they were arrested by the Ameri-
can Consul, and sent home for trial She also brings
Joseph Thompson. one OF the crew Of tie American
bark Nehemiah Rich charged with numbering Jo-
seph Hawkins, the steward. They have al been
committed to jail for examination before the District
Court. at Norfolk, which meets In November
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Arrivaler Steamers AT Norfolk.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday. Oct IA, lool.
The steamer Roanoke which arrived at Norfolk
Oh SUNDAY evening. reports having passed the steam
er htssisslppi of Sandy Hook. Undoubtedly the
Washington on her return
Ire steamers City OF Richmond, from New-fcrx.
and nnsylvania, from Philadelphia also arrives
a, Norfolk on SUNDAY
lhe southern MALI In, but brings nothing south u
ssvannah snc 40 news Of consequence enough "
telegraph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

|IOON MATS.-J. ". .. DEKNIAN, W.
co. Broadway would invite the attention of
and the pubic assortment Of English Door Mats De-
heved the Of the best euahty mats
70 be found IN the United States These mats made -
the best manner and of the most durable Materials most
Of them having been made IN the City Of London the
csores of The makers where they were
so1ected with especial regard city trade MANY OF the
sS}es sntiEely new in ths market, and are tsfse at
TowNs psisrs ut Their Aoassfsralshng wsierooas No
vpyn3~M % ttfhSNkW :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

DR.. BRANDRETH AND THE CANALs.-We
cited the defeat of DR. Brandreth's denomination
TO the Senate as an evidence that the party in
his District are hostile to the Speedy Enlage-
ment' policy with regard to the Canals. The
Euen,ng Post seeks to parry the force of our state
ment by disparagng and rldlculing DR.. b., but
in the course of its Article says
CDR Brandreth was understood to be friendly TO
he Nine Million loan-The Tribune asserts unquall-
fedly that he was so-and IN tins respect ne could
not be exponent of the public opinion of his Dis
irict. The Democrats Of that District, while they
are ready 10 assent TO any measure for carrying INTO
effect the intention Of the Constitution In enlarging
the Canals with the aid of their revenue, hod the
Nine NI0n idW 10 be gross rotation " me C0HSfta-
tom and liable to the greatest abuses and cOrrup
tlons III lis execution. They MEAN TO REPEAL 1T II
POSSIBLE. OF course they cannot send one OF It's
friends to the Senate nor would one OF It's friends II
he were a conscientious man, seek or desire nom-
nation al their hands
Men of the West do you hear DR.. Bran
dreih was thrown overheard because he was
strongly suspected of iavoring Gov. Hunts plan
of completing the Canals forthwith, by borrowing
Nine Millions for that purpose, which plan the
Democracy of the Westchcs,er District esteem
a gross violation OF the Constitution, and
nean 10 r'peaI II i possible" SO does the Post
50 do two-thlrds of the self-styled Democracy OF
New-York And viii you, Western friends Of
the Speedy Enlargement be gulled into putting
the State Government into the hands OF these
men by the Juggle OF putting up. friends OF the
Nine Million project for the Legislature IN your
particular localities What can these men DO II
elected, If Chatfeld x Co rule the Canal Board
Will Won not see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15
Mhip CITY Nominations.
DoDGE

XVIII WARD: For Alderman, SyLvESTER l..
II WARD: Assistant Aid. Isaac Q. BARKER.
Further nominations will be found IN the adj
vertising columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-15

u We are requested to state that the
Democratic Wing Association Of the Eleventh Ward
will NEE; this evening. 3; u O'Clock. In Four.h-ss
IN the Church. between Avenues and ..
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Opposition Nominations.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, oct ~, 1871.
The Democratic Judicial Convention met IN
this city to-day, and nominated for Judges OF
the Supreme Court, George w. Clinton OF Erie
County, for the long term, and Noah + DAVIS,
OF Orleans, for the short term.