Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-09-16

we only hint that those who take letter from
Post Oice WILL think, be satisfied that they have the
worth of their money,
No less than Is towns and cit les in Mas husetts
besides Boston, were represented by tables at this
fair; including
Beverly. Melord,
Cambridge, (Od and East Nantucket,
Cambridge. and Cam New Bedford,
bridgeport) Northampton,
Charlestown, Norwich, CT.
Jamaica Plain, RoSbury,
Lowell, Salem,
M.1asD 1 Tann.on,
The leading article of the 8. Monument" gave an
account of the preceding day at the fair; and re-
minds us very much ofthe graphic style of the "New
York Herald" The followingi is the of Sept.
9th.
Yesterday great day in the annals of Fairs Pro-
badly there never extensive scale ever
before under the management Of ladies' the Fair
which was opened in Quincy Hall.
twas however, only opened for exhibition, and double
price being exacted for tickets of those who
solicous to buy articles than merely to look at
the show fthem did not favor with their presence
and substantial articles for the thousands OF
pretty and elegant things for the fancu and few costly
purchase Surely when she ladies have made such
tons the gentlemen will not fail to do their part They
hold the pusestrngs and be the patrons of the fair
The receipts at the door yesterday about $4,000
Up to "Wednesday night 81, 800 had been taken.
The following is the leading article Of the "Monu-
ment' on Friday
The Fair goes bravey on, though yesterday not
quite favorable to object tho preceding day
The forenoon particularly, rather dull time for
trade went to the procession &C. The after
noon and evening, however, made amends Nearly eight
thousand tickets sod and the sales, daring the day.
considerable To day look for host of isitors
They will be most welcome. Come and buy for the OPP
portunty will be How soon is not yet settled
The following a few Of the advertisements from
the " Monument" and they describe very graphi-
caily the proceedings there The first speaks ofthe
paper itself
uJ-THr MONUMENT Pass, AT TABLE No. l.-vsiters
view the operation OF Printing and curious
Miniature Press fitted for the occasion. The Monument
Newspaper published daily will be printed it, copies
of which may be had at Table No. , Price st cents.
lD-LosT-A BLACK JEr PrS.-Thc finder will receive
reward by leaving at Mrs Turner'S Table, No l. [sept
53-CAS,sY BRDs.-Four male singers. perfectly do
mesticated 81 EACH sold singy sa4for the lot At
No.2.
CnAcovrrxSrs Crrrs Made to order at 81 per pair on
application to Table No 3d. -
Q3-FoR SALE AT THE CAMBRIDGE TABLE, BUNKER I'LL
Monument Soap, 81 cents cake.
CA GoLp FIRE Srr in miniature, and a variety OF
jewelry, at the Maiden Table, No H.
1y-Brarx TAKE NoricE--At Table No. d, is a beaut-
al black silk vest wrought by fairy fingers Its duplicate
GJ-MoNrMxrr C,xE.-Two Cakes made in the form OF
monuments each containing six gold rings to be seen at
Refreshment Room No. o.
Q3-FAIaY L,Dr-At home every day and all day. Call
at her Bower No. IL.
~ AMuLrr, OR GEMS OF FoKruyE-If you want some
thing perfectly look the Amules Brilliant as dia
mond sparks and every arcy OF color and shade their
external beauty isyet their least value. Each Amulet
contains the solution Of the avore wish of its possessor
DO desire to be successful in ovchappy in domestic
le-rich distngu shed-open your Amulet at the eN.
piraiion of nine ds and you i'll know your fortune II
will he better however to keep unbToken long
possible, lille do this you may confidently hope
for good h'ek. To be found only at Table No.2
o. For No. IS, Pin Cushion taken from the
first prize captured in the revolution by American Sailors
Price So.
0l5- THs LADIES' HosRoR, at No. ., and the GgSrL.
Mans HoRHoR at the table may be for iai cents
each.
n7- prAs. rur Hall will be sold only at the
C:- Losr-In Quincy Hall, this morning a black lace
shsw The finder will confer favor by leaving at the
Waltham Table No. is (sept. III
GA srLsSpD Osssrar Cr.uos, for sale at the
Warren Table wrought by Moorish Lady for an Eng
ish ply stefan Of emnence who was travelling in Africa
Being Obliged by sickness to return his home before
finished, il was purchased by American Lady then
in Gibraltar, who brought TO this country i has never
heen made up until when she gives to the Bunker
Hill Fair swrought with pure gold and silver upon
rich velvet ground.
sit, may be seen at the New Bedford Table, No. 81
The following is a new way to call attention TO
paragraph -
To nv Rras-A black Breast Pin los, in Quincy
Hail. yesterday. The pin is, TO its invsiuabst
contains hair Of her deceased Husband II person has
found it. he will confer great favor this lady and
the Of the Fair by leaving at the Post Office
in Quincy Hall
through this beautiful little paper and among others
the following charadc by Mrs. Hale -
Forth from my first, which you aavc got,
Aud so have jars of honey,
Came Adams wife, when wives could not
BE had for love money.
Ny neNt's body, which displays
head on every member
And oft begins and ends its days
Twixt New Year and December.
Your houses II assists to frame.
IL swings in door shutter,
And very often gives Its name,
To meat and bread and butter.
My whole's s,orehouse where we take
Things pleasant to be eaten
The figs and almonds. fruit and cake,
Which social converse swccten
The last paragraph that we shall give, Is ominous
enough, ard proves that
Every white has its black
Every sweet its sour"
Here il Isl
10 Look out for pick pockets.