Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-11

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Bank:
FRIEND BEsNErrHayingju returned to the city from
west seized the first opportunity to applaud the
WORTH 70 you alone may be Credited the step that
S s e @ e sS
regards working on your own hook and as you
small mite enclosed five doars- only wish my means
wcald , ADM, a o. P :: tive cyphsrs after it.
be but one opinion on the subject and that his
friends w sona sorwa and BY their ac Be
and show 10 the world that talent and genius apprecaea
friend TO EITERATuRE
In addition to this excellent note we have also re-
ceved the following enclosing 50, on the Bank of
Bennington.
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herewith contribute small which wish you apPro
lion with more cheerfuness in ali my life as consider it as
part o. debt due him. the remaining portion Of which, at
consider sir, that nasmuch SAMUEL WeoDwoRTH has,
by ncessant labor added and continual aures the lite
abroad admred genius promoters
de s s e ss oa d % sn a
abor repeat that Samuel Woodwork has done
least spark Of egeiy ere OF glowing bis
BOSOM much the debtor OF that poor poet the
Of s % or suit Of and
to sufficient to make he remainder Of lis life pass
smoothly away without tronbe for if there is be-
observing
yourself and public generally that WooD
WORTH. remain, dear sir, yours truly, AMERICAN.
The whole amount of the Woodwork Fund col
lected by us stands thus -
T ssysIs, o s,s:,,.. s'3 go 60 paid in
G Tese,a, , 1iners, x o0
American, 200
sss s7a
Of this amount 80 remain in our hands as nest
egg to bring more generous collections about US.
Will not the sweet young ladies, the readers of the
Herald, help AS along? Let every young lady take
purse, 60 round to dear creatures of her
quaintance, get shilling from each-put shilling to
t-that makes dollar, then send it to us add to
the fund.- and then I'll write them one of the pretest
paragraphs about black eyes, rosy cheeks benevolent
hearts, white hands, and little feet they ever read.
Do, my dears, 60 to work.
ORIGINAL WRITINe.-LITERAkY LABoR.-In the
last weeks Herald we published ffiy.four columns
Of original matter, embracing editorial reports,
respondence, and markets This quantity Of letter
press would make book equal to ZIG pages of Har
pers' Family Library. The whole of this Herald
matter is sold for q shilling per week-lhe Fam
lily Library not containing more for fifty cents per
copy. In POINT Of utility, wit, and amusement the
Herald tar one week at twelve and half cents, is
worm dozen Volumes IF the Family Library sold
for six dollars.
We are thus driving all the literary booksellers
from the field, and WILL in short time, entirely su-
percede the reading ofnoves imported trash from
the London stews and gaming houses. We are Gre
ating real, benafde, everyday original American
literature. We have in our employ six eight origi-
nal writer's and expenditures for literary labor
alone, is nearly $50 per week. But what of that?
The public patronise beyond any paper that ever
existed in New York. Daring the last week our ad-
vsrtising amounted TO l22 squares which, including
the time, was equal to $500 for that week. By our
cash book the total of last weeks receipts was
about $780,
Our patronage is now worth all the Wall street
prints Thanks to the sensible men-the pretty wo-
men-the cash system-risng early mornings
and the sweet smiles of the ever Blessed Virgin who
looks down from Heaven upon me at every full, clear,
bright moon, and says with SMILE 60 ahead my
son-go ahead my dear boy"
ANIMAL MAGNErIsM.-Our second series of expert
ments in this enchanting science, is delayed till to-
morrow, in consequence Of the unmagnetic state of
my mind Tomorrow shall be able to 60 at length
into these wonders.