Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-05


The Rev. Colonel Stone may say what he pleases Of
Animal Magnetism-the only real kind Of magnetism
is that developed in such charming eps,Ies the fol-
lowingwhich call the pure effects of Intellectual
Magnetism, invented by Bennett in the nineteenth
| century:
My DEAR Mr. BESsErr-whenI pucked this pear which
greater gin presen, you With accept his though small
dare express, for il may be construed into-----
Truly yours, ANNE
| thank thee, sweet enchanting Anne. Ihave mea-
sured thy pear, and it is l3 inches round. What a
pity don't know who thou art would thank
thee person. and bless thy pure and generous heart
Oh holy Virgin, let me bless her
| The next specimen of the real magnetism is con-
tanned in the following delicious ePstle =
| New YoRK, Sept 2sd, 1887
ven where have been making delightful visit with my
You are here was asked nunber Of times il had seen
yeu and reply but am in hopes t. soon after
my Herads Ale OF whch had ordered for me- and
T. a's real good u ana
OF my IN contemplating your gracious reply
meet you this afternoon Battery O'Clock will
wear black sik dress and black hat without ve that
asynosn please o when and viii
you Were much excited on reading ,ne
Hsggert,s Ct worth did think the
he viii never Sc invited te one Of my parties again shall
always love friends who SO generously made up your loss
first OF American oratorudgng exclusively from his charge
| as given in the Herald, upon its Editor
Hoping 10 see yousoon close my letter. SUSAN
Unfortunately, for which l regret in sackcloth and
ashes, forgot altogether to meet Susan on the Bat
tery Perhaps it is better did SO. l am open and
honorable in all my magnetic eperations-can Co.
&c. oh do MATS ooL he had
talk in whispers Real magnetism is pure feeling
from Heaven.
The next specimen comes, post paid 10 cents, from
New Haven, as foows:-
NY DEAa Ms BENSETT-I trust your weu known good
the freedom and apparent ndecacy OF this
letter You visited this place few weeks snceof the
public curiosity and anxiety 10 see one whose well directed
talents have made his name and char cer familiar
from the fsies OF human nature and the weakness of
gratied and to thai you attribute this letter You are
ready doubtless to inquire my purpose in writing
my admiration for the temple which enshrnes t. AT this de-
nousmsnt hope you'll not take oesce-indeed almost qae
ury endows ofh h excellence
ss ana e OF SqIs
workmanship Of his hands" You'll observe, that it
my skirts of sir prerogat Of my sex to love; to
declare that love- through letter. be
procaton feeling but merely fnr the purpose of
. as s n
ar that you much above my reach. may. then,
least Wenon the receipt Of this in ysur valuable paper for The
knowledge that You had read something this band had traced
Allow concluson. wish you long life, and the con-
nuance unmpaired OF those brilliant qualities which heaven
has so prodignliy bestowed uponyou- NARY.
ask again, can Col. Stone show any such real
specimens of magnetism these are? There is no
hoax in all this. All the pretty girls of the country
hoIj c,r.a
medium of the great magnetic conductor of the age
the Herald. Anne, Susan, Mary, how your hearts
will thrsb to read your arless illusions in your own
dear Herald, the only real Magnet of the day. Oh !.
wish had ten thousand hearts, each with its deli
cious throb and glorious feelings return You for
your good and kind feelings. Col. Stone, Col Stone,
you are blockhead. l must advertise for thick
flannel pettcoat to put you in Only come TO my
rooms when the soft light Of day comes TO me
through the daphanous blinds, and will show YOU
pears, peaches. grapes, rings pencils letters notes
every thing sent to me by dear delicious Woman,
from the purest impulses, merely because am crea-
ting the great millennium foretold in the Scriptures,
which is nothing but the age of pure Intellectual
Magnetism. The devil indeed has got alarmed, and
has started Col. Stone with his bastard Animal Mag
netism to be rival TO my Intellectual Magnetism
will soon find
A full expose of Magnetism will be given soon.
II The MEcHANIcs' Fam closed last night after
having been kept open for ten days. In that time we
learn that 60 600 persons visited the Garden and that
the receipts are $500, if not more. Now that this
great display Of city manufactures has closed, we
shall turn attention to the Fair Of the American
Institute which opens at the same place next week.
The American Institute IS principally confined to
the great staple manufactures Of the countryside
Mechanics to the fancy manufactures of the city, All
the Improvements in cotton woollen and silk manu-
features will be exhibited in the coming fair
The reports which we have given Of the recent fair
have been differently got up, and superior too, to any
attempedn this city. Our purpose is to general
ize the history progress, and condition of American
manufactures. The same philosophical spirit Of re-
search and analysis which have characterized
mercal reports will soon be communicated to daily
report on American manufactures which we are pre-
pairing to get up The condition and history Of this
great branch of industry are unknown. We shall
threw a new light upon il and by the time that the
approaching Far Of the American Institute shall be