Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-14


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TIE Fam AT NnLo's.-Threngs Of lovely wo-
men continue TO visit the exhibition At Nibo's for
thepurPcse Of witnessing the ingenuity of this SUM-
versal Yankee nation" rebuking the want Of judg.
meRt and mpartiality Of the managers Of the Ameri
can Institute, and to pick out some useful,
rops some beautiful articles for their health and
comfort They cannot purchase things at the Fair,
but they go there to inspect and will bay hereafter.
DIR. Sherman Of Nassau street, near Ann, has
hibiting in the large hall, eighty kinds Of his famed
lozenges-some medcated and SEINE not OF these
we speak positively, having tried many Of them.
No matter what the complaint may be. one dose will
it in short order and after you cured you feel
light and bueyant with clear head, clear complex
ion and clear conscience. They also save heavy doc
tors bills
There is in the further lower hall specimen of
McGraws patent cxtention ssa edstead-the like Of
which can be purchased At 4s7 Pearl street, at very
reasonable price Mr. McGraw is clever man,
and has devoted much of his valuable time for the
ceeds to his satisfaction. Like every good and pure
follower Of Whitefeld, he succeeds in NEST every
thing he undertakes, no matter what But speaking
of these sofa bedsteads, overheard very pretty
beautiful! We must have one OF these il we board
out, mama for they'will answer all the purpose Of
very handsome sofa and large and comfortable bed
In the daytime one can tell that it bed the
night previous. Do ask the inventor for his card
that shall know where 60 for it, There should
be one in every house.
En- pGssent, do the managers of the American In
stitute expect continuance Of contributions to their
annual fairs by their daily acts OF injustice to
tributors? We do verify believe that they will be
obliged to shut up shop in year or two. Men Of
nHar Int of tam tho
want is impartiality. In addition to what we have
already said we give the following
sR-The managers Of the Americas Institute advertise
sale Of mulberry and fine cattle and prohibit the sale of
fancy and light articles, unless they made the premises
They . justice because the committee have decided
R per s
on IT. Most visters going to the Fair wish to purchase
smaller members Of the family wish you would give them
a touch with your caustic PEN
NATIONAL THEArRE.-Miss vandenholf took her
benefit Saturday, and babe her adieu for the pre-
sent, in the part Of Julia We have watched this
young debutante pretty closely during her short
gagement, and feel hesitation in saying that she
has displayed talent for the higher walks Of the
drama, than any actress since Fanny Kembe. Her
acting is characterised by great force, energetic
delivery, with perfect reckessness Of feeling and
genious, which to set all rules at defiance In
this she is direct contrast to her father he
gets into any thing like "the very whirwind Of
passion, but always retains the most perfect self
possession, even to frigidity. Let any watch
the difference between the style OF the two in the
last scene Of the Hunehback; see with what reck-
lessness Miss V. declaims the following caution to
her guardian, while her father reads his part with as
much feeling, but ut the same time cold ice,
-Thou cans Il save me-.
Thou ougs't thou must ! tell thee at his feet
I'll fall cerse-ere mount his bridal bed.
So choose betwIxt my and my gravel
And quickly too The hour Of sacrifice
Is near Anon the immolating priest
Will summon me. Devise some speedy
To cheat the altar Of its victim Doit
Nor leave the task to me.
The delivery Of this whole passage, and the unaf-
fected but beautiful gait and action with which il
genius to Miss Vandenhoffs performance; yet she
has much to acquire, particularly in the nanagsment
Of her voice. which 10 often discordant and CRATES
harshly on the This fault she must attend to,
and few years Of close application will make her
great artist.
AT the close Of the curtain Mr. ". was loudly call
most grateful thanks to the New York public for the
kindness they had display towards his daughter
the occasion Of her debut on the American stage.
The fair ns.saears wa. led On and the whole house
thusiasm exhibited towards any public favorite.
This evening the opera Of Amlsi 10 10 beproduced,
with Miss Shirref, etcetera.
o. DENNIS A. SMITH, Of Baltimore, has published
letter relative to the financial condition Of the
country, and recommending general suspension Of
cash payments. They who, as fnaneiers, could not
manage their affairs not the best instructors
in the science. See Dyott on Finance.
90 What's to be donel Shut up all the banks at
once that wont pay specie.
o. The President OF the U. s. left Blancard's
Hotel on Saturday for Washington. Thank God fer
that.
tJ- MRs. JARVIS is now residing in Hartford, with
her eldest and beautiful dsughter She 10 pre-
pairing to publish book. Don't.
o. There il a conspiracy in Wall street to cause
the banks to suspend. Look out
Cry OF Observation-Disclosures.
SiyoULAR-Mr Crayillon. n French importer