The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

meeting of Sons of New England, 1sld at the Aston
House June 3D. ls4s, on motion Of oS1iszard, Esq
the Hon. Moses H. Grnnell was called 10 the chair and
Gsorge w. Belts appointed Secretary. 1900
Alter few pertinent remarks by the Chairman ex.
pressing the object Of the meeting,
On motion Of Thomas Fessenden ESQ. the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
This meeting being fully convinced that the princt
Pies and spirit which led fathers to the battle ground
Of Bunker HILL needful for the Of Amer
can freedom as they to obtain itand may well gain
new life aud strength from the view oil that memorable
scene Of patriotic vaor amidst the excitements and
IDENTITIES the approaching celebration OF the annver
sary Of the battle side of the monume which
has been erected to perpetuate its remembrance
reoiced That delegat be named from the
citizens Of New York and its vicinity, who of New
England descent to attend at Charlesown
the 18th Of June instant TO swell the trong fAmer
can freemcn about gather the battle ground Of Bum
ker Hill TO give force and meaning to the commemoration
of that leading conflict OF the Revolution
Resoved, That the Chairman OF this meeting be the pre-
siding officer and general director of such delegation
RESOLVED, That all gentlemen Of New England origin
who have mad: arrangements and will not fail attend
said celebration constitute said delegaisn and that they
have and be requested to take
with themselves oil OF New England citizens of
New York and its vicinity who disposed attend at
Bunker Hill homer of the occasion referred TO- and that
they transmit the proper notice TO the marshal Boston,
and adopt all other measures to give effect to these resou
tons.
effect the object OF the foregoing resolutions
Hon. MOSES II. GRlNNELL.
JNO. THOMAS,
JOHN A. UNDERWOOD,
JOSEPH L. LORD,
GEO CURTIS,
SIMEON DRAPER, Jr.
GEO w. BELTS.
All sons of New England disposed Join in the celebra
ton requested to hand their to Moses H. Grin
nell 70 South street. Geo. w. Belts 434 Pearl street. Chas
Setson Asor House. or to any OF the gentlemen of the
MOSES H. GRINNELL, Chairman.
GEO. w. Belts, Secretary.
n7- WINDSOR CAsTLE-an Historical Romance of
the times of Harry the Eighth, by Answorth has just
been issued from the New World press 80 Ann No
first thout hahn Hal
by powerful interest to finish the work. Price only l2
cents Sold by all booksellers and agents.
ng- GREAT SALE OF ENGRAvINGS, FINELY
colored selected from Wm A. Colmans choice stock be-
sides case from London, of mounted and vanished
Engravings all ready to hang up, as they require no
framing, embracing many popular subjects To be sold
OF auction at the New Store No Broadway this day.
sth June, ls43 Sale to commence at II A. NJ Sale pc.
remptory. E. w. SNOW, Auct'r.
CO. DIR. RUsHs HEALTH PILLS ARE FAST
suPersedng all other medicines for the OF diseases
For two months past has been impossible supply the
country demand which has amounted to than three
hundred groce 43 0C0 boxes The sales in this
city and neighborhood is increasing beyond precedent
and no individual pills without recommending them
to Others 60 entirely do they give satisfaction Sold at
30 Ann street 459 Broadway l6S Bowery 69a and l39
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AcEsrsZieber, Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia; DR..
Reed, Baltimore Guthrie, Albany Brainard Co. Bos-
ton Smith, $40 Broad street, Newark Charles Dyer
Providence Pearson, Railway N j., and by all respect
able medicine stores booksellers Sc. Agents wanted
Address IL G. DAGGERs, General Agent,
80 Ann street, New York.
90 CHILDREN DIE OF WORMS, WHEN SHEER
mans Worm Lozenges would their lives Who
would be thoughtless to neglect the only
cure when it can be procured for the small sum Of d
cents We have often been astonished at the rca
ted of these Lozenges Children that had been given
as past recovery BY aud parents after SWELLING
Cured by one ortwo doses Of shermaSs Worm Lozenges
Dr. Sherman is entitled to the gratitu lie OF the whole
civilized world for the inestimabe discovery Of this
pleasant and eficacous vermuge; and those parents
who suffer their children to nger in misery and
die from worms, without resorting to the only remedy
guilty of gross neglect DR.. Shermans Warehouse
Is It l06 Nassau street. Agents-227 Hudson; II East
Broadway; lSs Bowery no. 273 and 459 Broadway l3s
Fulton street, Brooklyn and SO Chestnut street, Phlade
phia.
R5- THOSE SUFFERING WITH THE PILES CAN
be positively cured by the Of the genuine Hays Lin
ment The Rev Charles sparry, No, ?, First Avenue,
was completely cured after sus ing 10 Any one
at 81 CORTLAND street. near Broadway.
CO. BRIsToL's sARsAPARILLA-we are not in
the habit OF putting medicine, thing that smacks OF
the apothecary> shop But there things in this line
which possess many valuable propertes and whose vir
tues and healing qualities should be made public as the
diseases for which they remedy In this Glass; the
afflicted, it'll common consent have long since placed
Bristols sarsapara In all those diseases which result
from impurities of the blood, arrangement of the
gans o life the test Of ten years sproved this to be
best restorative agents which the ingenuity sci
ence OF man has been enabled to produce There
many nos.rums which may gain notoriety for sea-
son but which will stand the OF time the h
ing investigation oftruh. only those which possess
intrinsic mert-which Invite scrutiny and challenge
competition, that will maintain wide spread and gene
raj popularity for and continually rise higher and
higher in the regard and consideration Of the public
Such has been the with the Extract of Sarsapara
prepared by c. c. Bristol of this y.Bualo Daily Ga
zette, May Oath, 1913.
Sold wholesale and retail by VIM. Burger, so Court.
landt street, and druggists generally.
For list Of city agents see last page
Ah7- DISEASES OF THE EAR-McNar's Acoustic