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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26
u. &. Circuit Court.


DEc. A-Their Honors delivered decisions in
the following cases
The United States Us. Ten cases of Shasois-
Madden acknowledgement Of the court below
affirmed.
David H. Robertson, e,cner of the ship Dfajestie,
ads. Ebenezsr Hinckiey.-In this case the decree
Of the District Court was, reversed Each ?arty to
pay his costs, with leave to libellant to file
new bill.
The United States Us. Ten cases of Merinos.-
Judgment Of District Govt affirmed.
Frederick l.. HenOp os. Tucker j. CorVer.-This
appeal from the District Court, which decree
their Honors reversed without costs.
Rere G. Hanee ct ais, cs. Richard VerabIss.-
This application from the plaintiffs for new
trial, which motion the court granted on paying the
defendants costs.
Butcher Us. George ". Tyson.-In this cas-. a
molten for new trial had been made by the PLAIN
tiff, which was denied, without costs.
Jones ct al Us. JesseHoyt-In this their HO-
say that the article on which duties had been
Imposed by the defendant, was duty free, and that
the amount paid by the plaintiff duties must be
turned to him, with interest thereon from the time
ofpaynent
the United Stafss--In this the court directed
the goods ts be restored to the claimant his filing
astipslation for his paying the duties
Sentenee.-Wm Read and Daniel Harris. convict
ed of attempting TO make revolt, were adjadged -
pay fine Of 25 each, or to stand committed to the
city prison for sixty days.
The United States rs. Isaac Meyris-The defsn-
dant in this was the master Of slave schooner
butter1y and he did not appear to receive the
Judgment OF the Court. his recognixanees were
treated. The same order was taken on the ease of
his surety.
Their Honors were engaged the remainder Of the
day in hsariag appeal in tke of the schooner
Caiharne CONDEMNED by the District Court for par
tIcpating in the slave trade.
g. b. T. T.. u. Nforetcood as. Jesse Hoyt-Their
Honors decided in this case, that with respect to
the plate glass, the plaintiff mast be bound by HE
entry; and as to the suphate Of maenesia and Ep-
sona salts, why those articles were liable to duty
of four cents per h. by the act Of 1874.
Harptnden and Others cs. The TRUSTEES Of Ae
Dutch Reformed Churca-In this ease, which has
been so long liig.cd, their Honsrs gave final udg-
ment for the defendants.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

His supreme and august Majesty the Grand krost,
has been from his sumbers by the generous sen
sbility, Of his oys and well beloved Krouts and with
his he has bees pleased to nod which
signifies appreciation. Having received renewed evi-
dences homage and friendship the part Of his allies
bunteous supply Of good cheer he ordsins royal feast
given his palace under the charge Of his Steward
Krout Won Knowlsnds at the end Of the Harlem Rsit
road Harlem Rver) Wednesday the iath ofJanuary
by order OF the Arch Chancellor, Govsrnor General of
Coney Island and it's dependencies.
HANS MARRIOTT Won wIeHELHAUsER,
dasew' Arch Chancellor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

ty-We are informed that number Of good meeha-
MICS wanted permanent residents IN the beau
tifui and fouri,hing village Of New Rochelle, u
miles from the city, such the fsowing:-a house
painter, fashionable tailor, halter, ooacbmaker.
a sash maker and a boot and shoemaker, and We
would advise that portion Of our mechanics who
have more leisure for want Of work, than they de-
SIRE to take look at that place. respectable and
rapidly growing country village is at all times FAR
better place TO bring up family Of children thar
wicked, lcentious overgrown city, filled win ths
constant alarms OF fire, famine and pestilense
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

TnEtraEs.-List night hal gate large compa-
ny IL see Brahsm IN Msssoiello. lie sung Z" How
brighfly breaks the morning.' ia splendid style
also. Sister, Dear" On Monday . benefit t,kss
riaes--aai We trust fall house viii greet him. The
~atoaai N,thiBg,r We believe, can stop the
rrvsiution. The Chatbsr All 70 rcry AnPhith,s-
Gre we're both fsll Of holiday folks. Tas Bowery
wss tOlerAhs, sni 90 was the Oly npie But all u
-st pay AZ present the Bsvery Amphithes,re ard
Gsstham are he osl two theatres that saly make
s.ssey
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

0gJ- CHATHAM TBrATRE.-Toai sht the beautiful
drama Of the Snow Storm, or Lowina Of Tobolski,
the gorgeous nautical spectacle Of the Pirate Dey,
and the extremely laughable comic farce OF Pay me
for my Eye, 10 be performed. All these pieces
were most Enthusiastically received at an overflow
ing house, and we prognosticate most snccessful
run for the Snow Storm and the farce. We would
advise those who wish to secure coed places, to 80
carly toni ght
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

FfHEs.-festerisy sbout nosn, an alarm OF Gre
was given from lumber yard, at the corner Of
sherry street and Rutgers slip The Fire Depar..
rseni mustered remarkably strong and soon got il
est. A. they were packing up to return TO their re-
speetive quarters, large volume Of smoke was per-
~ived in East Broadway, but that turned out to b..
ssniy ehimsey, which soos burnt itself out. Tn.
sre@en thea went to the eaioymert Of their roa.,
beef and plumb pudding.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

DvrEs on TfRr AENs ~ MsNrco. --Aeeoriing
60 Official announcement, Ere arms and powder are
@xeladed frsm the Msxiess States. That govern
-ssst q prevent iRsslty. viii purchase all such as
ssve bees imrorts into Nstamoras, asd now in tho
stsrs houses at the market price there. Very con
siaprate arI Kind
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26
Provision Market.

Poultry and veal very abundant. Turkiss vsss
never more perty Prices are lew Ten shillisgs vii
b,y the best, Geese sell at eight shillings.
Tbis abundance 10 occssioned by Christmas. Every
farmer in this vicinity has brought in his produSs and
snas, glut,cd the market Hence the oheapness Prizes
will however, rise again next week. We annex H.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

New MAIL ARRANeENErr.-The Southern mail
now leaves Portland at 3 o'clock A. M. and arrivs
here at two y. NJ. instead Of six, as heretofore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, Dee. 2j---6 r. n.

Fridny, Dec. So---o r. n
To-day being Christmas business generally suspend
ed. The packets sail to morrow.
The Wayne County Bank, mentioned q few days
since had been closed by the Connssioners This
Germ was implicated last year in the transactions ofths
Bank 81 Lyons City Bank Of Buffalo and Others which We
mentioned al the time. The following isthe latest s,ss-
ment Of it's affairs published -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26
Died

on Friday e5th rs -yos.rhir, WAssfc. eldest sssgh-
ter Of the late Eher Wheston, ESQ.
The friend. Of the family and Of her brohsrtnIsw, m
LOOMS the teachers and trustees OF the Frbc scsoo
society Ar. respec.liv invited TO attend her fnners
Sunday snernoon at o'clock from her iss residence SIS
Hopston ST
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

THE WEATHER IN CHARLEsroN.-The Courier
Of Saturday says-In proof of the extraordinary
mildness Of the season, state that the Fig tree,
the cherry tree an the grape vine yet display their
foliage o1r premises, and in our garden, still arc
blooming.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

sNow ~ Nuussirrt.-The Rsymend Times oi
the 4th, ,avs the ground was white with snow ono
morning the previous week, which remained nearly
sl day The oldest ishsbitsnts say that - was me
frst time thsy ever saw snew in that region IN NO
vsehet
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

Yesterday on the aide walk of Broadway, between
~s Place aud the Aston House two London newspapers
being the Morning Chronicles oil the LIST and ID oil Dec
also parcel of wosdcus paper. The finder, by re-
earning Them to this Office, will be arded
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

9S-Dccrsr BEDroRD delivers another lecture on
saaatomy this evening, at the suyvesant Inst.
tste. These lectures are popular AID entertaining
On spite Of rivals or jealousy.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

CrxsUs or MIssIssIrPI.-The population Of the
the Southern District of Mississippi, according TO
the recent census, is 800 ri. That ofthe Northern
District has not been ascersnsd but 10 estimated at
l55 900. This will make the entire population about
3S4 600.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

Aceordrgto advces from Ohio, the pork trade n that
stat. has increased Upwards Of 10000 hogs have 81
ready been packed in Cincinnati There are sso nov
the city and on their way neer by, shost 10 90 .ore
larger number Of hogs hsve been driven tn Cneinnan
this year from Kentucky than in any Previous year sse
fewer driven thence to Virgins and Maryland.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

CunsrAAs AVID Nsw YsAE's PRssEsr. If
VOC wsui English or American ANNALS, Of the most
elegant patterns and kind to present your friends
Just call Lisyey's splendid store 81 Chsthsm-st.
Ths variety ofbsautiful book. j. Unsurpassed in the
~sfv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26

DoUHLE LsUscH.-The two Spanish steam
shiPs built BY Brown Bell, under the supervision
seses Of Captain Dellsnes. for the Spanish govern
meat, will be launch thu. morning at 10 O'Clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26
w.rsr COusrr B,sS, J,s. 1910.


The Giro uaion is Understood 10 have been inersassd
lately and will probably form another dram spon We
Safety Fund
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-26
NEW YORK HERALD.

9y- THE WEEKLY HERALD will be paoished
shis morning ut o'cloek-2l Ann street-price 3
III cents. II viii be an exceedingly rieh nun'er'
CON hole of the trial of Mrs, Kinney,
charged with poisoning her husband
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

Of the most dangerous character, solely by the use
Of the lndihn Vegetable Pills.
Office. aud Geneisl Depot for the sale oil the
shove pills in the New England States; Tvs Ire
mont Street. near Court street, Boston, where
they can be had at Wholesale and retail.
Agents lave been appointed fer the sale OF the
Pills in most of the towns in New England.
An letters relative 10 the Pills must he addressed
thus; IN + Office N A. College OF Health, ioc
fremont street, Boston, Mass"
AGENTS Rutland, wm. Fuy; Bethel, 3
Austin. IT,; Practorsville, Proctor and Robinson
i,ridgrwairfi Thos. Southgs,e; Ess, Poul,ney
Hikock aud Mears. Ludlov, J Dunbar, Il Co
Rrsding, Wood Il Merril,; Cevndish A Gibson
d Son. 4l-ly
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
SaddIe and Harness Manufacfoyv

'hNHE subscriber would inform the public that
he has commenced The above business at
The old stand, formerly occupied by G. w. Ellis
in Castlcton, where he hopes TO receive n liberal
share of patronage. He will Keep on hand. or
make on short notice, all articles in his line of bu.
sln.ss. such as Saddles, Harnesses Of all kinds
and Brides, French Folio Trunks, Valices and
carpet Bags, Inferior 10 none in the country or
ciiy.-Also- n good assortment OF Bag Top nd
Common Trunks curled hair Mattresses made
10 order, and old ones renovated. A good assert.
men, ct Whips and lhsbes, curry combs and horse
brushes OF first quality, oil kinds ofcariage trim
ming done on short notice. The above articles
VIII be sold cheap for cash or approved credit.
mos, Kinds OF country produce taken in exchange
ior the above: Those wishing 10 purchase viii
md 1t TO their advantage 10 call and examine
work and prices before purchasing else " here.
hepairing done al short notice.
VOLNEY SHERMAN.
Castleton, Oct. !.
n. b. a good lot of sole leather on hand and
Tor sale chrap for cash. 42-v
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
JEW DAVID'S
OR
PLASTER

The peculiaritics Of this Chemical Coupound nre
owing 10 It's extraordinary Effects upon the animal A.
hfs or nerves, ligaments aud muscles, its virtues bsin
earned by them 10 the immediate seat of disease OF
pain and vcaknc.s.
Fo~cror good any internal remedy may lie, this n.
m external application, will prove a powerful auxilia
Iy,l N removing the disease and facilitating the cure in
cases 81 local inflammation. ScroflnInus affections.
hinss Evi!, Gnnt infiminatory, aud chrome Rheu-
hiht'sfn, and IN all places where seltcd pain exists.
u has likewise been very beneficial in case oil
"e'kness, such ms weakness ard pain in the stomach
weak limbs lameness, affect IONS of the spine, Icmslo
weakness. &c. No female subject to p,in or weak
ness ~ The back or side, should be without il. Mar.
ried ladies IN delicate situations, find great relief from
constantly wearing this plaster.
NO putting or great spread Of certificates is intend
ed Those who wish to satisfy themselves of the eff
cacy OF this plaster can Obtain a sufficient quantity 10
spread d or y For 30 cts! a sum not hall sufficient, To
pay Tor the insertion of n single certificate into any
81 our most common prints n single time. This tn
Hug price per box, is placed upon il in order that !.
may lie w'thin the means Of every afflicted person Of
ihe community, that all, whether rich or poor may OBJ
tain the treasure of health, which ,esults from il.
Price per box, so cts. Directions ACCOMPANYING
each box.
Remedy for Thrush, Canktr, aud Nursing Sore
Thousands, both old and Young but esp ccially moth
by the above stubborn diseases. The audi
ing ana ignorance Of most practiceing physicians in
regard to this disease, and the consequent uncertain
" oil cure rom their Prescriptions, is a subject of
common remark among all those who have suffer red
rom the disease. or who have witnessed the suffer-
ings Of others.
Many are the cures we have witnessed performed
by these medicines, in tho worst stages Of Thrush
tanker and Nursing Sore Mouth, even where the ga
tient had been given over by a number OF the most
talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently be-
cause we know IL is only 10 DC tested, to BE- nppreci.
dted
4. rrice, 81 so per package, SI2 per dozen.
r.. w. AKRON 4 Co, Rochester, \. Y. agents.
70 vermont and Maine, and for sale by II 7 WHITE
a 20. Rutland VI. '7cwIy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
Doct. MarshalI's Vegetable lndi-
an Black Plaster.

This Plaster is unrivalled for curing Scroiulous
Swellings, Scurvey Sores, Lame Back and Fresh
Wounds Pains in lha SIDES, hips, ard limbs, and
seldom fails 10 give relief in local Rheumaiisms'
If applied to the side, it will cure many Of the
common Liver Complaints and is equal, il not
superior TO any thing in use for corns on the
ieet' The virtues Of this Plaster have been wit.
messed by thousands Of individuals in the United
States who have tested its efficacy.
Sold by the proprietor, Charles Bowen. Mid.
dlebnry, VI. Wm c Simpson, g. Co and Lew
Is d Go. Boston Constock 4 Co., and Hoadly
Phelps o. Co New York and several druggists
in Philadelphia p ~ Cohen & Co, Charleston,
5 G, John F. Clark Baltimore ; and by druggists
generally throughout The United States and Can
ada.
JAMES BARRETT, Jr. and at the Book store
10 v &C. ON.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
The Cause ofBiiious Complaints
and a Mode ofCnre.

y vel regulated add pfopot,ionaie quariay cf blc
'fDa,hs ssosnseh % always requisite for tie pfeIh,.
" sosne hesith-f Stimulates d~irfsiton. and
'fps the isiesiiasl csnai fee lton, al osrfryetio,s
"a the interior surface Of tie liver IL 4 peculiar
coef,in sh'eh ihe biie y NJ, %Pnsstned. DrH'g
t.sased by The liver from the Llosd. Thence IL psss.
.. isio the stomach sud ipiesiInes. and r%crrlltrs lie
easas, Thus We zee vten tbefe is a drhrienry
. bile. tie tsds "a constaniiy srBtse. Nn tie oiter
I'D sh oseras.ndaoee 81 bile sauses hcgsent nau
"a ~ Tie stomach snd ores r'en,uiss very severe
. 'sohs ofd,sesse. Which someiiaes cad ia death.
Essers arc st~sis pEoesded by symraons oi a Dis.
erred stomach ts are alec t~ctoiuluss d snfisl. and
- sygpsthssie tsaeiionai ofganic or fehu'o dse- Egs
v -n Me ssBss essse. the natgfai and health, action
. he heart and the whole vascular system 9, imp,it.
~ ass red0eed below Hs nsis'si siaHdsid Of. e.h,b
49, 10 psiPsssuens. iaagsid pulse, iofpois a tie
q 10 syneePs. aud esen death ifsif. ~ eoeseqaeree
a ssenbsRaahes 81 . peeshif cacnste substance
\ he digestive osgaa,.
The sppfoseh 10 sati,eVs j,ses.es q, AZ Ill times
. ,DcsS bs seesded sstnploms IL al eGis,ihs disss.-
- tate 81 the s,nmsfh ssd bowels, !. G. vtth tkose
s@as ~hach sre kno~h Ia posSl cot ihsif eoatsnis 10
~ Hts rsefead tffasiing stature htt u benessf he Al.
. stay osssl hsPp~ns TO 10 loaded ~ub iuitnt,rg
. 'tsrs some esf~sossmen, ofthe hsaiihy op~uiiah,
O. The seserai s,s'em &C a saale ~panesisr
- q ~ thu ssdy o the oeusis fessli , sad uhea
. ssis hsFFsas 10 he aHiged With aas nther srmp.
= so e'seas<l IA saects are sl~sys theftbs ssurh
- r~ssed Tia psos'sss 81 srssa,e ssatrscisa ..
"fss s-cafeeit 10 admit e iiuBe far tie 50.
ra'as 81 speh Az 40 - "a - efrfed b. Art vel N
sFrh. tho essnnoaaofy s~tHnEassas a rast,r ia
. frfrsospsss fof a ass az too prerieas 60 ~, fe,.
. rsfss,sn. = P<fsad, sAsa The uoasi eacar,,v,
5000, ss,ea - nsloAdins the stomach
nssfeaSy eahal 81 ds iffsastiss eoaient, .sa
q resee.sE the sssePisiay 4 disas.
asdns Lila hoc,eshss sAeslS si-s,,b r ,,l,.
~ esdy stsses q biios, eosspissats sad n ,s,..
ola ss.euy seooroing 10 The direetioa,. uili
y sussiy e6ees Q ssre
is nisessi Deciclaes oAea pfescnAAd I, ti~.s
800. aitheesh the. nss eject a tempofsy coz.
$50 ssnr lac create 40 sAbesithy slate 81 ths
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19
STATE OF VERMONT, I'D it remembe,

district, Of Rutland IS I'D ed, that a, a
special probate court, held at Rutland within and
Tor said district, on the sd day of April, A. ID.
1910; Present VIM. Hall. Judge,
whereas Salmon llavcns, executor of the last
WIZ and testament Of Jonathan w. Shaw, late of
Clarendon, IN said dicirict deceased, has made
appiication to said court for an extention Of time
for paymen nj Of the debts due from the estate nj
sa'a deceased one year from the leih day Of Aprii,
II rs Ordered. Tha, said application siand.ror a
nearing before this court at n session IL reuf 10 he
n"'aen on we Sd Monday, being The Isih Of MAY
thIee weeks successfully ia the R.l.-I H-,..s.
P'fnledat Rutland, as soon us may be, shall be
seihc,ent notice TO all concerned 10 uppea, and
object thereto if they see cause.
a true copy OF Record,
HENRY HALL, Register. IS I,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-05-19

bissd, and consequently tend 10 promote a te;Inu 81
fNe frry aissssr WAth thsy sfc cmp.nicd 90 cute -
T. 10 ttca g. ihe o-c ~ pug uiscs, eiciuavry irfm
81 ~ srfclshe campaands, ~Aich. rlfsr stins v thi
tislusai scf 90 deistnf .pus aeeaeies. whieh acconpo
/. i,on. eeishs nstaa 81 alteration can d~.scl9r ~
h'tnr toto arfioa. ard there tore capabls Of pfudacipg
~ ELECT. sifc tha, ~bseh % d cnrod-thai a sale rem
odt - fouBa.
The lac r,l. and Phani, Biuer hav, proved TO
b. the muai harp, N ,iicif eascis "a caves Of bi'icus
sscssrs. Of ans parciy vegetable pfcpa t~ii 100 ever Of
ic'cd 20 he rablir. " tsr stomach Is ssl they
reaas, Il bs ctrWing u Ia throw ei it, coats " mol
tbci p 90 &C. the duudenum Wthcat sfciting vtsH'tirs
pi btu.e7 ~ W, stomach .isnaiaiiar the ~nc.stlor-
ing 'iso.n. ssih- hsef aud p,nrfss. ~ y. 10 produce
q mote c'ptrus flow 1T then recfetioaf iaio ihc mites
tines siiuuuiaiiur tic rihsi-nt earallaF'cs. i"n.ina-
tag ~ the lnncf coat. WHICH AZ Increased flow ol the
us'icss PARTICLES u the body. tafcigo matters, OF re.
tanned reereiisas. arc completely discharged.
TercT and 1gne.
r. my rHeu1s ia tie West, and particula,ly these
wia hs,c oscd tie Life Medicines IN treatment OF
Fever sud Aruc.
g.. bot a very stot, ,inic since these medicines
have irou intnduord iuin the fever aad AsUe disificts
md The pr pficinr aaiicts blnsoif that dummy that
period wherever ties have brcn usrd according Ia
lie ditociishs ih'y have d"ne uaio towards cx'cr-
minatirg The disaasc. than at other remedies d
prescriptions combined. II IL a oomman excuse a
iunrg 'regular practiiionefs' wren ,pscilrS are 10.
lroducci. that Ties cannot cure discasr which pro.
pc aIc 10 tie habit ufconsiGcting itcufabie. Acdi'
cal experience - ouniinuaby dong away a part Us
he lusi OF ibc incafatie d scases, and NJ. M"fii bar
tic hspPlu,ss" f euuGdcnii, announcing TINT ;cvc'
aud spoe ir NOW To- he added to the number OF COM
Plants which mtdetn skill Las conquered.
IL Fever sId Agnc The Lie Medicines not only
give quicker relief ,han any other remedy but
perses, rel IN, eHsri a pornis nont cure . so that iftbc
pi,ient IL only ord inar.iy careful. and frsoris direct.
y TO ms niedicine upon tie first symptom Of tenden.
ey to a rev attack, u may aIv a,slc wafd,d of. To
escape one chill would lie al infinitely more consc
quence 10 the suffice than the reinody-to remove
the disease permanently would confer a benefit up
on hun which cannot Le ESTIMATED ty any earthly
',andaid That these medicines will effect what is
here claimed Tor them tie proprietor has the icsIimo.
ny al al! acquainted with them and their application
and Tee in tie fever aud aiuc land his object In now
addressing his fficads al Tie W cat is to request a en-
that thcy viii spare no pans in communi ca,ing their
experience and disseminating tbs highly interesting
1 niu'maiion, now tina, tie season for fever and agnc
has arrived.