New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-07


/ II Rheumatism appear, pder To dis;inc; iorns-acuss
and chrpn the former generally sei5frg upoa the paten
a, rSt aad the latter resulting The CONSEQUENCE oil an m
exposure cold and dstp air paftcu
sTJy vixen the system underse influence of mercury
The symutops are very striking and be misrndef
GOOD p5iu in the kesa treguest attendant, with ye
ov bnc OF the eyes cccasionay pausca and bilious vou
tng occr which affords some rsei when perecty au,s
tic gnaw ing ans. tearing pain is for The moment relieved
hut this sooa followed by the most e1crucastnS distress
In some instances there much pufhness ae enerhess OF
tho 5rrIes the stomach becomes terange, ana The sppe
s fails This condition al the system may be io!lo"ed by
an eruption ,ie skin when the PAIN ana eenlhn.oha
srmntnr,S for The time snLsdc Rheumatic inflammation '
seated IN tho fhrous textures ard teidvrouS structures o
the boy and beirs the II IS TRANSMITTED IN an i
start r1r one srya 10 auler and when i SEXES upon an
internal the mos, fatal consequences result
NAV attack the heart when tie patient seized WIN acute
pau aud papitaiicn, attended With antntss anu ust
appearance OF the couutenance. The stomach Sones,
muscles diaphragm almost every part OF the nouy, may
be a,tackcd by this disease consequence of It's location IN
the system The pain ateruates from one place 70 oei'
occasionally being The head ,hen The shoulders arms,
wrists, fingers, hips lens and knees Some patients ae
on approach OF cold and damp weather The pain III
instances is seated 10 The joints. ether IN The paris
Of torus Experience has sho rn that SnHdx, rsap-
ariiG will speedily arrestnnd permanently this disease
Owing 10 is peculiar conbnaion II acts and reacts on se
system entcng the ccnat;cn through the aor6 B.
et system and dispersed again by The sccretng vessels II
operates upon The genera constitution by dispacng dis
caSed action and assisting the powers OF nature 10 re.inv
orate themselves performing the vital functions properly,
when perfect heai!, succeed debility ana disease.
Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail, and Tor c1por
ta,on nv A. B. SANDS co, Druggists and Chemists,
No rs Broadway, of ChaAi6eIs-st Also sold ny a.
B. u. SANDS, Nus. 70 and 100 Fui!oa-s.i David Sands
X Co No. n East Broadway, corner oil Market$treet
Price 81, or six bottles for So
15sIS TIE CLIMATE or tue UNITED STATES, i is ,hs
Mastna present ol the year that lays h oan
daton o auudCe liver complaints and other bilious
a,ifcton SesiIen,s OF lhe South aud West and
nty generally reminded that OsGooDS INDIA GHoLA-
10 be found at T. Bowne Cos s. John ST prev
rs unang remedy of their efecual cure. sio IT'D
~ Let no person who would blend valuable instruction
with rational fail to visit the American Ms
un' h,s wees LIE ae"ms ",S ,i". u, sy
M rhs New York museum till enjoys large share Of
public patronage 1t crowded nightly with hchy. ~,
spectacle audience. The entertainments are so
that all parties arc pleased The admission IS only one
htlliura great desideratum these hard timesor "hh
you witness The performances IN the Lecture hpou, '
curi.ies contained IN the Museum. and the Portraits OF
celebrated Characters OF the Revolution The last alone are
we'll wsrth u e price OF admission
II Third yVarG.-4tt large meeting OF the Dc'ro-
cratic Wing Elec ot the Third Ward, held pursuant TO
the recommendation of the Whs General COMMITTEE sihe
North River Cchee House ZIG Washington street, on Tue'
day evening, October 1872 for the purpose ol CHOOSING
elca,cs to the Congressional County and
ventions, WIN. SAMUEL JOHNSON, Esq was called TO
the Chair and JAMES B. SWAIN ana ALBERT HALL were
appoint, d Secretaries.
On motion, it was
Reoived Tha. the meeting for all the delegates on
one ticket
Rao,a nrocsedipg TO the election Gen. LLOYD brieh
addressed the meeting urging the importance of selecting
delegates to the Conventions who would so there unPedged
and uucommei.
Nr DAVID GRAHAM Jr. responded 10 the sentiments ex
pressed by Gen. Lloyd and said that he found bis name on
one of the tickets as candidate delegate TO the Con-
eressonal Convention; that he hnew not who placed
there that was done without his knowledge consent
and that il elected he should 60 10 the Convention un-
pledged
Mr. JAMES NJ RgYScLDs, Hon. MesEs II. GR.sNkLL aud
DANIEL LLMAsN ESQ each ably addressed the neetHs,
urging The necessity OF selecting unpiedseo anu u"'
ted representatives. OF the Ward
On motion il was unanimously Resolved, That majority
of ali the votes cast should be necessary 10 constitute
choice
The meeting then proceeded to ballot for delegates.
On ,nr, the ballots there were found be ls6 votes
r neleo,,es to tie Congressional Convention and
having o. the Chairman decided that there was noelecon
and il was moved that the hve persons having the hSheS
number OF votes should BIZ Jared elected This motion
was debated with great deal OF energy by r GRAAMin IN
favor of the notion and Messrs REYNOLDS and uLLMaNN
in opposition who urged mpocy and injustice OF thus
changing the mode election when the meeting had been
reduced from very large 10 small meeting.
On taking the vote, the motion was carried, and
ssifrii Snrrn Djt% DTNNlNt:. - rioMAs :; IEERs, and
MATTHEW G. PATTERSON,
We're declared 10 be the delegates 10 the Congressona
Convention. The following gentlemen "erd upd"housJ
elected Delegates the County Convention
nENINt. D,1EH GEORGE wETsELL,
CEOHGE BRIGGS SAMUEL K. CHlLDS,
JOHN LLOYD.
and the following gentlemen were appointed Decsates ~
The Senatorial Convention:
WN SAMUEL JOHNSON, FREDEDlCk PENTI,
EGBE9T BENSON.
II was resolved That the Delegates have power 10 fill va
cances.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
WM SAMUEL JOHNSON, Chairman
JAMES B. SWAIN, Secretaries. II
ALBERT HALL, }
r-Einccuth Wurs..-The following list ol names
will he presented for consideration at The meeting OF Whs
Electors of the Ward 10 be held this evening at Censiu
ton hall
fH'l'' noNfi HENRY L. 1vnss DaVIEs. 'A'Di''
NATHANIEL Err WSn Ssns1.'''oIs raTsC asnfscn BENEDICT
'h'''A ManTiN f. rHoMFsoS. iHs,ni On
4. G. KlNGsLAND. @ HEMaN NORTON.
CHARLES NJ. lBfFi BayiD 5. 1sNFH 5nS9is: SANFORD,
The ohjcc, publishing the above list is intended to give
every cector Of the Ward opportunity TO know what
names will he proposed, and if not satisfactory to enable
him prepare such tickets as suits himself previous TO the
nlecting. OF
~ Seventeenth synrd.-Thc following arc the
Resolutions which passed al the meeting Tuesday even
ng and which want'oi omitted IN our notice
of The proceedings Wednesday morning
Rcsolued That we heartily concur IN the ronnao: OF
IrIixR ERAD.sl and GABRIEL FURmAN, for the Offices ol
Governor aud Lieutenant Governor and slal, chcerully
give them cay md undivided support attic coiEng
election.
Resoircd That intie nominations made fer The highest
office oi our State have been disappointed the
y.sdom and sgacty the choice of the Wing State Con-
ventlon. they have presented Tor suffrage nt
pure gritty unblem he'd character, noble and patriotic,
sterling worth, ana their noble energies have been put
forth for their couBrs goodncn who have tilted the STA
ton, where tbs people have placed them with honor To-
themselves and 10 their country,
Resohe, That with such the noble Farmer of