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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

MOST ExTRAOR sUCCEgs.-AL
Nl though public press In New York has been literally
inuniaed with certificates, sdavs and letters proving The
extraordinary and never falling success Of COHENs EN-
BRUCATlON, IN Of Rnt uma sprans lumbaRo, &c.
ye may be amissor the sake Of who The
city, and others who have read the various tesonia
10 exhibit additional The
worth OF this most valuable OF all medical
Necessary over one hundred new testimonials, received ny
D. Cohen since The former could now be gives
the purp ,se fa OF saisg all ~ aay there
now be who doubt the astonishing OF this
celebrated Lotion.
BRooKLvs, May 49, Isy
owe TO he public, well yourself indviduay 10 en-
rress any Judgements Of The benefits have re-
eeyed from the Rheumate Lnems nj, hs.s. 10
do so FIRST opportunity that itself Very ew
I'D short tune since, when by The advice OF . frepd to
whom celebrity of Embr cation kHown tro.
eured bette and shortly afterwards relieved from NV
fortunes and restored 10 perfect health ~ the time &c my
.sarlv two months fcur Ave vesss OF which MT
ali without and In fact asisg them when
ear 10 appy 10 Ion. Thanks 10 liz good properties
10 your inventive genus was snely cared before used
Of the masdy snc. cannot hesitate, nader circumstances
an pslp ale ana give Embrocson the srpngeu
resemne thai capable OF the more especially IT,
~ edsns can prevail spo. .ny .. ny sc~ here
give "s"ss ROBERT MeDERMorT,
Proprietor cf Second ward Motel CORNER u rork and Pearl
= Ar~ess eroeAlyn.
ss,yo .st S:s, n s
5tsrh u ~ resdenes Mo- 2s Hsd3 ~ Geo. Penchsrs
cSss.s rs ~ ssc ~ ssy' N siSs 81 4 NJ Eis;
pgssasss 1890 q srsssy& tss sus,.,.,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

FIRE WORKS..
United states Laboratory.

TSh Y ID r., it, y r. Z II ~ y II
" Now tothe public extensive brilliant
assortment of (exhbitou) Fire Work in the United States,
consisting OF several thousand Honary and Signal Rockets OF
various Sizes with rich and fancy headings Wheels OF every
description with plain coored illuminated Fixed
Pieces all the various descriptions that fancy might
Mines; Bengoa Lights Roman Candies; Marroons, Ship Sig
ma 81 Theatrical Fires, &c. &C. &c.
b. Committees for city country displays, military and
private parties supplied the liberal with
goods warranted, the materials being selected e the
celebrated che mists In Earope.
Agcnts n New York Yveln, 2s Fulton st. near
witch Lewis Page Son. &c Maiden Lane; Gassner 4
Young, 1872 Chatham Story Hawkhurst, Brooklyn
OF The subscriber al the Laboratory, Jersey City.
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sE-NrYHf1iiRTnHIHfiLY.LcH ~ wR na y

informs lis friends and the public that he in
tends givisg coon party the above evsnpg
safety barge, ,mpaned by the Steamboat NEW LON
DON, Capt Hitchcock The ssety barge is capable of ac-
commodaiing 20O persons the q time. TIE above
boats will leave the foot Of Chambers street oceek
the foot OF Markeifrld street at oceck and
proceed Yonkes touching Canal and old slars
Prisos D0ck Refreshments will be provided board the
steamboat.
Tickets o. admit tntlemss and lsdy ladies liz
cts so cents eacto be obtained At Nr VS. residence
Houston al o. w. Brow's Auction Hotel Water
ot the proprietor, No. Essex street
NJ n. Should the weather unavorable, II will take
place the first fair evening" M time and place.
The snbos New London will also leave The foot
NJ o'clock loot of Catherine O'Clock foot
81 MARI field at half excurson round
Floating Light weather permitting returning New York
ocock receive the safety barge for the eot party
Tickes so cents jy3 "a
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To goutherW and western Merch mts.
s.hscrssr euy informs Merchants Of the sosth
and Wes that he has made asgeasut 70 u1anufac-
!vre snv qusssiy ~ CIchlsg ~ ke shortest nouce
ING Of ~ p~r cen iron ts 0sdssvy p~icss effect which
herehses nm - veM 70 ss& p<evScus spsrhssicg
cesnG ek ssee9 e.ss weese - sch .4ssssers WI -
helt OCT ~ ~ eeo1Gwum ~ thek
jysfw q NsiAes Isse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

One door frcm Canal street, formerly Mr.. 0reene.)
II where the best Of Bread Cakes Butter Crackers, Soda
Crackers, Milk Biscuit small Pilot Bread fer family OF
good quality as can be found In this city.
Weight OF bread pounds ounces before bakiSg Tor one
shihing,
Faniiy Baking at 10 and O'Clock.
B. Persons askiag credit respectfully requested not
70 call jeLeod3ws
or BRANCH OF THE SHADES Ann street. near
William sresLThe subscriber, proprietor OF tine Shades
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
that the encouragement received since the opening o. The
Shades, has induced HIM take the above house with
who reside the eastern side OF
the city, The house fitted similarly, and will he conduct
je2v J. EVANS.
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VAUXHALL GAR DEN.
FOURTH on lilly EVE


o;s: @ T:y 10 .,:s, s:i sssss:. a.a.
Mrs. Herring and MR. Gates, during the piece, In mock
Grand Overture Fra Daveo, by double orchesa-Lead-
York Bress Baad aacbed this for the first
time will Be- vi EVENING" oa
VENT M Be k pTs;ssf y % ne
Dsrsis1r,os-Jessn.. Mr. es,eseisIder, Tbom.--Mr.
Tompkus, Colns-Lord Level L. wswa,er, NeIson-Brt.
iameda,ey after which there win be an in,erwis.ion q
thirty minutes, during which the New York s,Ss Band VIII
Nautical song, The smusgiers Lite" written by HIMSELF
Mrs Herring viii sing favore Song.
Miss Kerr will Dancea Pas seul.
Comic Duet, Lunnus Curoses tempt me- Mrs. Herring
The whole to conclude wi,ha Grand display ofRoekeu
Aemisnc@ IS csnts Free Admission during the day.
Doors open At O'Clock Performance to Commence ut hah
No poponem ent OF The Performance sceoun, q The
Bswery and roadway stage. win convey visitors from mp
and lower pasf The city during The perfo msSces jys
FoUnTH OF july CELEInATI,oE ON.
Peys slorm their risad and Tho public that lhey have
gagged ne.sr Garsy and waborr on the afternoon u July
M TO 60 hrsugh their wonderful performances On he green
The exhibition win be gratis
continue until o'clock.
psr-iigho says Rola the Irish Ll Spanish WALK
There ma luck about the house, Cameonan Rant by Mr.
spanish Tranea by Mr. Garvey. This performance has
onsed every bcboder ad drawn forth the greatest
rntion and applause
Wooden shoe dance by Mr. walboarn.
IIercuean the Turkish column, by Mr. Garvey who
will exhibit his muscular p,wers by Supporting three anv IN
various Positions and Grming scupura groups IL horr Jnai
and rerpe naic ul,r directions
Sailors hornppe by Mr.. walbourn.
The whole 10 conclude with Mr. Carveys unrivaed and
Extraordinary performance on The fyng cord. jy19s
FOURTH OF JULY-DAY AND EVENING,
DANORAMA or JERUsALEM-PANORA
Il OF NiAGARA-Thc public respectfully Informed that
these magnificent open for exhibition At The
udisg Of Prince and Mercer streets
Broadway.
ing of the largest class, covering surface Of ten ossard
square feet tainted from drawings taken by Mr. Cserweod
In 1854 - - r.
The PANORAMA OF NIAGARA Is alss splendid pic
and has been pronounced by Judges superior
any Of this celebrated presented
to the public
Open from in the morning till 10 al night Ambulance IS
each Panorama
Bookso description may be obtained at The door At ia
cents each je76 I'm
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Doors AND SHOES AT "a BowERy.

DOAKD WITH A PRIVATE FAMILY
ID Three OF gentlemen can obtain Board ana comior,
able rooms, by app ying at 30 Greenwich 81. by 3-5r
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- - III M vi
park rta4ATp = -3.n9 svssINs vim GER
Tine LADY o. LYOH8-Claude mslnetts, M tredericks
.besuscsna, Mr. klchings-Coi Dansas Mr. Pscidc-Pau'
line. Miss Tree. ,s.re.M fee~. E
Alter which, $500 ~ ..s -.
rMr Hughes win perform the VIOLIN grand Military
R"nao ymposed by hn) the favorte national melody OF
Yankee Doodle. ...t 8..
To coHcIude with N5s MM -
THE DEW DROP-Donad, Mr. Jones-The Sylph, miss
Wells.
Doors open at 7-Perormsnce begins at H. Boxes, 81,
ri. 90 cents. Gallery. rs cents 80. - -
NATIONAL THEATEF-Lste Italian Opera
House.-Mr wALLACK Lcssee.-IHlS EVENING
will he performed
NENicE PREsERvED-Pierre. Mr. X Rne-ysftier, Mr.
Wa,iack, jr-Beyideru, Mrs w Seton.
To cenclnde with
THE MARRIED RAKE--,fr FIighty Mr. Darrett-Mrs
Trctrac Mrs Barrett
Tomorrow evening 4h July the national drama OF SHE
WOULD BE A SOLDIER
~ Door,open st6t-periornan ccs commence atTclocki
Borrtsl-Pi SO certs-Gallery 25cents.
EHhN LIN TuEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE
l. under the dire con OF Mr. W. II. BLAKE.-THIS EVE
MING will be performed l.N
SIMPSON COM sinpson, Mr. Jones-Mr Bromley, Mr.
blakr-Mrs simpson, Mrs Is axe.
Aier which
THE ROSE OF CONSOLIDATE Clervault, Mr. w Seton
-Mariete, Mrs Blake.
To conclude with .NNt FttMI# #t
THE FARMERs soN-Chopsdck, Mr. walbourne- Mar
garet, Miss Angelica. IT'D ao
Doors open 10 begin a, half past pre-
csely. II III q
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LADY,s GOLD WATCH LUsT.

osT-Lt evesirg betweens and 10 O'Clock In Pearl or
Cherry street. Franklia square, LADf'5 COLO
WATCH The finder wll be suitably rewarded BY leaving
AT The New Yorker Office, III Nassau street Jy5
BOOTS AED SHOES AT 81 BOWERy.-
ID Misses light colaiet Morocco Buskins, Grecans and
Shippers al prices alo, chdrens books and buskas
&c., Ladies black Morocco, very light; mddng and heavy
and wred tams; Ties and Slippers; do buskns
senilemens light Pumps; suchsts and Morocco do Calf
wsIkipg Pumps and Brogans; do. light and heavy
Elf b,ots do boys chlarsns Boots; with general
Tor The shoe Trade wholesale and reaichcap for
cash ~ ~ Bowegy ,r.n
y So a. nSs
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AAReN LEVY. Auetieneer.

NOW RxHIBITING,st No. SOC broadway between
1roeme end spri.g streets. two stnpsneous living OF
RAFFEs, or CAMeLEOPARDs, with several other
animals Of the Antelope before Imported 70
anv part of America OF Europe.
half price. Hours Of Exhibition, from soccck ~ tll 10
O'clock r. M je2s-tmA
ITO LADIES OF ~ Usi CAL TAaTE-To be h.
posed " by rsnfe, superior sqsare PIANO Forte, 10
bssusfsl Fresch pohes mahogany carved egs and
rnevs MADE Nv 81 the eminent American
acknowledgements asa hos been N use only sx mQntks II
wy bsslaet tpee e(sr ccssves an ha whh two pedss
an4mesae p1oce The o3oo but " oense
gssses u ~ swnsy leaving lcr Ne west ~ cGt 10 9y
afea, resEue o1Go nnsy NJ vi we'd end 1rher porlcu
- ieSWiSsS ssssSsy We. 'ussuS1y sass' v!aSs ::
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= cD~ - ExCURsION TO NEW RIO.
Srzksa,Eru CHELLE, 4lh July, ats r NJ nrom foot o.
4ssMrcenssA- Cathnrine d-The steamer NIMROD Will
leave side Csthnrine Msrket Slip wednes lh
at r. N. far New Rochelle. Returning will leave New no.
chee hi past o'cloch arriving In New York ocosk
Pm.
srceseh way, IS cents Jy,2..
: E,XcUEs I on. ON ON TIE ,T, rousTH OF
1.B De,n, master, will leave Broo My n, foot
Of Fulton street, al s'cioek NJ and from the of
,barne street. half past O'clock A. ~ from pier No
the Ocean House.
There will be good hand on board.
Fare for the "trip, 81 cents Jysr
IMPORTANT TO INVENTORS AND PA.
il TENT n 81 Perons DESTROYS Of sbtsin'ng Patents
unier the law Of Congress. are informed thai the sub
the oh e part of his time 10 that bvarc
profession in which he has bad msny eonstas, practice
the Law of Patents and its operation In this country and
Europe. Ali drawings Of models sxecued uncer The i'm
OF the sHbscrisev, and adapted
specifications Persons having old patents have them
drawings restored without expense Oce
hours from A. M. IN II, and from wi s.
OWEN q. WARREN,
jy3-sts cor. Center and white St.
WANTED.-A or uppermost story Of store.
w Address O. c. n the ece ef this paper stsli,g terms,
y 9-H-
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NTARY sYnUP.-An taectual cure 70
~ sysenary. darriGa and bowel complaints Of children
erei an nsabe cure above diseases which will have
the desired fleet in few hours which from an es renee OF
valuable blessing Mrs H. makes this notice puslc from
of DUTY which she her fellow beings and
duce 81 certificates 1000 persons in New York and
Boekyn which are too numerous 10 MENTION rice per
m and so eue e or and
Price per bottle reercsees and certificates can be seen at
may also be obtained genuae 1853 Fuloa Brooklyn.
MRS HAYS, 2ss Bowery. 90
NEW WON * Jus, paslished by VIM H. vER.
consssg new Of groups Of Islands nc &C
heretofore proogaed also the rs- ana progress Of
niomis work FOR sale by The publisher as,
st. and by other booksellers. yeN.a1
i the Suggest Big Boot Original Mammoth at cos, :!
cost lat !i72 Chatham sreet-is ssisg of a
cost and even below cost and every description goods Ia
the line and being determined 70 8, all who favor them with
sewed fegged Boots Of The fastest fashion pump soes,
AND fssr o s's s.s q ss
SALT WATER BAIHs-Now Open-At Castle
osacs sad on the North river foot Of street
souu, Of Canal st. Jel1 I'M.
WHITE LAP no GLosT-TwENTyD DOLLARS
w with Ne paidto the Who found and will return The
shove mcnoned dog lost weeks since 70 itsewner she
wkes lest blue ribbons, and answers to the name Of Santa"
A Jsss Sc I. WALKER. No % South 8.
HORSE WANTED-An elegant saddle horse, and
Hind W h:rrss. gs rrsy s and "s'' not ps, hard
CRwEN MD HOT HOUSE PLANTs AT
W HYDE PARK On Friday msrnng 9Th Jsy next ate
oecss will be ;oa az suction At ne e9v r." seat o.
this valuable collection, well tnown throughout the Union
their variety and ss.uy are T. I l9p
Catalogues viii be fcsdy for delivery DAYS and ladies
any omsn BY applying Mr. Hobbs, the Gardiner Of the
jy2@ AARON LEVY, Aue,iopeer
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Composition Ornament Mandatory,
594 Broadway, New York.
~ JOHN CALLER respectfully informs Architects and
Builders that he furnish de
scrpon for the interior nshng Of buildings the Lowest
r Hafssf +
N B. Specimens can he The mandatory above
Ornaments got Mp 10 any design. my 96m<
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WANTED.-A room or uppermost story Of store
w Address O. the office ef this paper. ststi,g
next. ~ 9-8.
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aN TT Nqt9aae y. FUl4l Essx. N HN
III Bell Hanger from Boston, Informs the citizens g
New York thai he has taken shop No. ASH Broadway
where he will receive orders for hargirg bells new
improved plan in tte modern style for which Inc in
forms the public he has patent h and iorbds all persons
infringing upon il.
lie norm the public of the following references
-Astor House, New York; Clinton Hotel, do; Tremon
House, Boston: American House. do. je2l 6wx
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& 4. j. SYLVESTEk,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE CROKER,

Nos. $50 BROADWAY, and % WALL STREET.
- Has other Offices in this City elsewhere jelfs
6 UNITED STATES, and other Pennsylvania-asc
Kentucky, Onio Tennessee Iadsna, Illinois and Florida
bank notes purchased the best marketterms, at
b. J. SYLVESTER'S,
sjfl6 greh Eft ~ $50 Broadway and % Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-19

LONDON FASHIONS FOR FgBRgARY-CARRIAsE
hats AND BosSETs--Both are more remarkable for
,heir eieganee than for their novelty although mum
Der OF materials have appeared for them vet velvet rep
velvet and satin, almost the only ones adopted.
Hats nave not varied IN size We observe that those
when nave the interior OF the brim trimmed with
flowers only are not generally adopted "A those
ornamented with ntermixture of blond lace and
flowers. We see also good many hats, particularly
black velvet ones, ornanented with birds Of Paradise Of
the natural colors.
MANTLEs.--The mantenu a Ia Czarina is the only No.
vety Of the month il is composed Of satin either black
colored in instances ii is lined with fur the
trimming which IS the principal novelty consists Of
very broad band of velvet cut in irregular points ard
encirced with fur. The sleeves Of the dem large
kind and the pelerne very large and ponted both
trimmed correspond with the round of the lnanle.
FULL DRESS RoBEs.-The forms are decidedly those
Of the decline OF the seventeenth century, with
notifications, which less becoming
Sleeves have varied little We must, however, notice
a very pretty and becoming sleeve which has just APP
peared it forms sort of uste miieu between the vel
and the amadis by Of four bouilons varying
in SIZE
Fancy black is much i'll favor this winter 1t mingles
in oilees of all descriptions, and, when il is impossible
TO make II an important accessory, velvet ribbon IS
rosnd the throat fastened in front by large
diamond any other precious stone. style OF fancy
black much in vogue ia evening dress Is black blond
lace robe, open in front, and under dress
OF white, pink, blue, or rosecoored satin. Knots OF
satin ribbon, with floating ends sufficiently long to
reach from knot another retain the skirt of the
lace robe each side; the knots always the color
of the under dress.
BALL DRESS MaTERIALs.-Crape, tulle, and various
kinds of gauze ia particular, grennadine gauze Of the
very richest kind also satin striped gasze and ganzes
spotted and figured in colours in gold and silver
may add, also, blond lace, both black and white. The
coors adopted in ball dress always ight-bue, rose
apple. green, and lilac, but above all, white.
JEwELLERY-A lizard has become ',ery much
in vogue for different uses it is emplo ed for The hair
r .nlf for afpao f lie
several round bracelets Of or 3rudi
ones as ruby beet red, maize violet dark shades OF
grey and black adapted for carriage and half dress
but light hues continue prevalent in evening cos
tume.-World Of Fashion.
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COURT OF SEssIoss-Friday, March 10th. Before
the Recorder, and Aldermen Taylor and Randall.
As the Court opened the District Attorney
announced the Court with appropriate remarks, the
death Of the Hon. John Treat Irving First Judge Of the
Court of Common Pleas for the city and county Of New
York. He was followed by N. b. Blunt Esq, whs
briefly aaverted the many virtues both public and
private Of the deceased. John A. Morrill, ESQ., then
read the Court the following ORDER which was direct
ed by the Court TO be entered on the minutes:
The Court Of General Sessions Of the peace for the
city and county of New York. having learned with feel
ings Of deep regret of the demise Of the Hon. John T.
Irving late First Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas
for the city and county Of New York, and one Of the
Judges of this Court in obedience those feelings Of
unfegned sorrow with which The purity Of hs character
has not failed to inspire all who knew him, and
feeble testimonial Of the Of this court of the wsrfh
of the departed and of the rreparabe loss sustained by
our city and state, do hereby order that the court
adjourn and that copy Of this order be to
the family Of the deceased with the sincere condole
members of this court and expression Of their
heartfelt sympathy with them under SO great bereavs
nest"
The Court then adjourned.
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a. wILMINGTON,( IN. CO. NEW LINE OF
A PACKEIs1Ths line Of packets VIII hereafter a be
Schr ALFRED r. THORN (rew) H. Sanford, master.
Schr. REGULUS, c. Mills, master.
Schr REPEATER, d. IL SANFORD, master.
Schr TELL, X. Hawkins. master.
Schr TOPIC, Jacob smith. master
The above schooners are all rs class copper fastened YES
se built for this trade fast saers command
ed by able and experienced and will regularly
TO and from Wilmington throughoutthe year
The detention OF New York engaged in this trade
having heretofore been great and cause OF
subscribers DESTROYS o emovng the by despachag
nrnt their days Of sailing
will give Satisfaction the shippers asd as further
for them TO give the TO the vessels OF
they justly entitled regular packets throughout the
year through thick and thin We guarantee that they shall
invariably sail on The day appointed full or not fn ana take
will insure the support and preference Of an mereb sn enga
ged in this trade both nonresident and resident shippers
and when opposed regular packet al the customary rates.
the same taken by such regular vessel
The subscribers feel ateu for the liberal support and
tronsge which they have always received from the date
their hrst establishing this line OF packets x years snce
and respectfully solicit continuance Of public avor and
return beg leave all shippers that while exeron
please and perfect satisfaction shall be wanting their
parthey will solicit freight any other than
through their advertisements which they again them
they can rely upon with certainty OF their vessels Away
neither will they circulate false reports in order 10 obtain
their freight but depend solely straight forward correct
course as uniformly pursued by hem for continuance Of
their share, at least, Of public patronage and favor.
For the accommodation OF shippers the subscribers
removed from 1870 South street 10 their present ocaiosand
fer their further their vessels will always load
on as near the foot OF Wall street possible.
All goods forwarded the subscribers will be shipped free
OF commission or any other expense except what actually
Insurance by any OF vessels OF this lne sthe
very lowest
For freight passage all the above having hand
Us HALLETr < BROWN 50 South st. cor wall
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IA PETERSBURG PACKETs-OLD
<3y3 LINEThe vessels comprising the above line will be
.Lreguarly despatched frem New York and Petersburg,
follows
Sckr EMMA, Isaac Cole MASTER
Sshr HELEN, ID. Latoureue, IL. master.
Schr VIRGINIA, John wogam, master.
Schr PETERSBURG, new d Latonrete, master.
Schr -, (new) J. h. Rattoon master.
The above class schooners, built expressly for
this trade and ded by experienced masters One OF
the above vessels Will be regularly despaished sn each port
every Saturday
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VOL. IN.
Not,ce to Country Subscribers.

u.rsofter whenever any country subscription 10 Inc
ry.old reaches fortnight Of It's close, Subscribers
,v receive their papers, done up in yeoD wrappers.
This plan is adopted in order to give our patrons IN
the country notice, either to renew their subscription
hv fresh remittance to expect 1t to cease al the
close of the period for which it had been pad SUD-
scrbers will, therefore, understand, after this NOTICE.
what is meant by receiving their papers done up IN
yeRoD s1rappiHg paper
~ this method we furnish individual subscribers
with proper notice. without putting them 10 he OK
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos Kendall oy
way of requta for his shaving so often our suoso'
bets The fashionable morals of the present aay' as
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen oas'he''
are to cheat as much as you can, so thai the ID"
does not reach you do not practice on this prlo,-
ME TO any extent, except when have aeaings WIN
the Kitchen-and on such occasions IT Is ADOPTED
r,rev IN self defence-if you don't shave you gel
shaved Every day am receiving letters complain
inc that the Herald has failed, when at the same
,,me know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amos
snbtreasurers will be looking into the Herald 10 see
The lneaments of their master accurately depicted.
hev read laugh but forget to put the Herald INTO us
vranner again. Hereafter beg them az favor-as
nersoua favor to me-to try to be as honest as they
can. know they have precious little OF that arucie
hat precious little is better than none.