New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
u Read the following Remarkable Cure performed by
HRIsToL's SIRSAPAHILLA:

u Read the following Remarkable Cure performed by
BRI5ToL's SARsAPARILLA:
NEw-YoRg, Oct g. 1872
Mr. o. o. Bristo-Sir The motive that prompts me 10
address hese lines 10 you arises from conviction para
tor If that was my desire should fail in the attempt for
feel as though il would require powerful pen than
mine 70 do justice the high claims of valuable medi
cine as BrstoPs SarsapaIilla.
is the obligation owe OF the family OF man
to those like myself, whose misfortune has been 20
be afflicted have been for several years past thai indn
ces without solicitation make known 10 the world
what has been eeciual remedy when and here The
nope OF a cure was almost extinct.
had been informed that you to visit this city this
fall when expected 10 have the pleasure OF stating to yor
what your Ssrsaparla has done for me, br IN this was
disappointed, you having left the city before knew II
have therefore taken this method INFORM you. and through
you, all who may desire TO know what my Affections
and also what has proved an antidote . the same.
attacked with Scroula in very alarming form
about Ave years since which spread rapidly ,hroughoumy
head face throat, internal exerria there were
holes the roof OF my about the palate
much affected as 10 leave but little hope thai those
would ever return TO nae again they One
Of ny vas partly destroyed my and the greater
part OF my face 10 ali human appearance must meet the
same fate.
of rest or sleep that any thing like natural but
frenzled passed my eeples nights and weasome days
ny lower e1tremities ceathly cold ana nanimate.
My feet were greatly extended in from what called
Dropsy, and In add lon 10 this for many years was al
heted with Piles in their mos, and distressing ,
which Is noS removed, together with most OF great III
fctons through the of Sarsapara alone alter
having the best medical uea,men, the city afforded.
nearly wel-ny face has been saved, my mouth
and throat healed my speech and hearing restored, my
sight improved, which very doubtful, my sleep become
person 10 feeling and appearance and there remains
doubt but that Brso Sarsaparia will ehectuay accom-
plish thorough and lasting of all my Affections
am at a loss for language and terms strong enough to
speak Of your Sarsapara as deserves II has been 10
der the direction of wise Providence and pabe
would proclaim 10 all The world what bristors Sarapa
lime to inform Snv person who may desire to know any
thing / know of Bristol Sarsapara.
No 10 Orange street
NB. called at the office Of the Sun paper this after
and requested the publication of The above letter
week and refused by the person charge Of tie
office, who stated that the letter could be published
the Sum- as others had the preference in such advertise
enQured the strange treatment hav-
ing been subscriber for the Sun from the first number
the present time believing as did, that was entitled To
the same privilege with Others IN giving publicity 10 that
which considered 10 be my dutyo the community well
oil great Importance TO ta afflicted that they might
know what apply safe ard remedy. Bu,
told that my letter could not go in the Sun al any
also told that il would wait three months they might
ppt It'll the Sun for rae. then lett the office.
ms Ct OPHELIA GORDON.
~ Eighth Wnrd.-At a large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Democratic Wings the Eighth Ward held
at 65 Varick street Monday evening (Noy. y half
past O'Clock. called to respond TO The Wbig nominations
JAMES S. GREIG Esq was called TO the Chair WM II.
FRANKLIN and EDWARD H. DuvALL were appointed Vice
Presidents, and EDGAR STANsgURY and HENRY b. GREEN
appointed Secretaries
to draft Resolutions appointed who after having
tired reported suitable Re oluons which adopted
by accamatioo.
Some spirited and appropriate remarks were made by
John H. Gurley, ESQ.,. and James r. Nj. Bieaklcy, ESQ.,.
john B. ScoLEs ESQ., having entered the roam ard being
enthusiastically called for came forward and made
sound and convincing remarks The various subjects which
presented the pending Election. Horace Greeley,
ESQ also addressed the meeting in very able and
vncing speech the necessity of Protection TO American
Ns.nFfl hirrca
ddates for Assembly, then forward and in very able
manner urged the Wings do their duty the polls show.
ing the necessity of carrying the conended
by the Wing party The meeting also ably and
queny addressed by Mr.. Bebee from the Ninth Ward,
James H.Thayer, Esq. and Theodore Tomlnson, ESQ., !;
after which il was, on motion,
Resolyed, That adjourn to at the Polls Toes
day morning, Nov. g. JAS. s. GREiG, President
VIM. Ii. FRANKLIN, Vica presi,en,s
EDWARD II. DuvALL VICE rres'uehH'
HENRY B. GREENWOOD, Secretaries
EDGAR STANsRuRY,
1T Meeting of NFercllants.-Ata a NEE ting OF the
Merchants the City NewYorl ie Merchants Ex
change on Monday, 7h November. 1912, JAMrs DEPEys
TER OGDEN being GATED 10 the Char, and Edward An
tiony appointed Secretary the following resolutions were
presented by JOHN C. HAMILTON
Resolyed That the preservation of the credit o our Sta:e
particularly period like the present, should claim Tie
first attention of an eng hened Legislature al The
time system Of Internal Improvements hitherto so sue
cessfuly prosecuted should not fail to hands
whatever aid and encouragement could be consistently and
securely afforded.
Resolved That the establishment of National Currency
among the country this Is also
Of the first duties of the General Government, and that
system of revenue not intended spec ialy suberyc par
cuar Interests uphold sectional aims, hut framed under
guidance OF an enlightened forecast ami liberal views ri
public policy orde- extend its benefits 10 all CLASSES
and embrace and protect all kindred objects Of National
concern alike necessary TO restore ana MAINTAIN the pros
pery and welfare ofthe country.
Resoired. That cordially approve tie nomination o
LUTHER BRADISH Governor and 6AeRlEL FuRMAN rs
Lieutenant Governor CT the State OF NewYok as candid
aes whose public services ana high prnby eni e them 10
The fullest confidence OF this community.
Refo,ed That strongly recommend TO the electors IN
the several Congressional Districts OF this city, the earnest
support of j PHILLIPS PnGSiN, JohS b. ScolLs and
HAMILTON FISH, men of liberal views, having deep
interest in the welfare this city, and who will endravor
10 promote its vast and various interests.
Report Eire Plugs.
The Committee Nanu factureS Of tie 4nericn Institute
to .riom referred tie ernmination of Hr s. IL Da
viesS Patent Fire Plugs aud Hydrm made the jolic;r'g
REPoRT:
The Iron Plug and Hydrant improved by Mr.. Davies
are 80 arranged admit OF the most convenient anu
ready of the parts requiring change or pairs works
the most perfect manner, and less likely 10 get out oil
repair than ordinary and your Committee eei
confident in recommending them 10 the patronage OF those
interested in the perfection of the apparatus necessary 10
control in proper manner te USE O NaitT from uui pun
lie Water Works. I. y. STlLLMAN, Chairman
certify the above be true copy from the minutes OF
The American Institute GURDON 5. LEEDS,
Rec. Sec. Amer. Inst.
have examined the Fire Plugs asd lIydrant constructed
by H. Davies ESQ., OF Cincinnati, and think Them decided
mproyeents upon the old pan being easier repaired less
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