The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-05-01


have every to believe that the hard times are
now over-that dry land appears-that the spring
trade for IS4s opens with an exulting bound-and
that the future is full of hope, profit hard cash. and
glorious spoils
Ore of the most recent and most convincing
events tending to establish this opinion, the very
capital announcement made last Saturday in the
New York Courier and Enquirer" by James
Watson Webb, late "Colonel in the regular
army that he has just entered at last into the regu
lar business of man-millinery and Amazone bon
nets, on the most magnificent scale, and with the
highest hopes of success. Here is his announce
ment -
From the Courier and Enquirer.l
AmazOne B0nncts.
We the first call public attention TO this beau.
tuI American fabric and now that the public have
degned to make themselves acquainted with and admit
its merits feel annoyed to perceive the low and dis
reputable arts resoredto by persons in the of
and dssIrous Of securing an qmeyiean market
for inferior foreign fabrics order to nure the charac
ter OF the Amazone Bonnet Our city has Of late been
filled with handbs offering bonnets fer sale at
place in the Bowery, at from to two and half dol
lars when in fact they cannot be manufactured for this
Ofcourse the article advertised is SPURIOUS and it
is not uncharable suppose that the object in thus ap
propriaing name belonging to beautiful AMERIcAN
FABRIC and applying worthless or inferior article
facture.
As we somewhat pride ourselves upon having been
BEGINNING D, edictsd ~ success prediction now uv
realized-we are rather pleased to see by the notice
SahIa anownh % oa,,.e s',.h ", ';.,o. , TS? ,
against it, Ofthe resorted to, however, there
be but one opinions and they disgusting enough to add
# will he narce?vsd that in order 70 conu;mc tbe b
lie Of the shameful imposition attempted to be practsed
vert;sed hv NJ gettars M, ~ .h;s Ja..n III, -.
taken on their own terms on application at this office
the hill then at The lou nrcee namad have NJ ths
article Al ali events thew know ,o6,rc thew can
Of Them and n tbev do not nrnI
oGrr The reason will he snparent IN ali " ''
The papers named in the adv ertisemen annexed are
the and send their bills to this office Cou
rer and Epourer Office - ~ ~ 'N
'N' AM.zo-. poxx
~, TN, Do.NI.' AM DNA,ns.
ht sr,ie ~, new ana pa,y s''emPt 70 n}ure
raaoa ny Iva -; & ~ pi'cSfds &c lot SAFE al
most keiv to stae the nnb SaS been oo n
20 he ore ne mao peen oesmso 100 IN
rss,ad ~. as ~ 49, "c ~ , ei oeen sus'
of the facts and Sesides that those entirely Unac
shnr time no decs;vsd l, ia hotb ncasssr pa 1sr
IN do something in The matter IA II can he a;snosad
very peremp.ory manner ana without commenting
and established.
BY aPpiican TO the once OF the New York Morning
nation will be Immediately given there. bv which the
whole OF the stock or stocks advertised G there
re!v at The So called nricss named a., th handh;ji. C.
&c. alluded to, and at higher price if required the
sma ea
The efsr to buy the whoe in this way for cash must
settle the first point
eounterefs and limitations of The Amszone Braided Bon
net Will not IN the least deceive any one that has only
mon T. thasnr M, t pas;a.. "a VI ues Ip ~ ho
store No. 34s Broadway, specially opened to exhibit the
hats as ey s and TO protect them from the effect OF the
respectable house in The trade ~ which are named
at foot and.who will give correct asufcien
sre-s D. Hall s. Co.. Pierce Valentine r Frost e
Mills. g. NJ Peck, Leland Mellen & Co.. E. c. Blake, s.
trail srshonse Of Csss "a pIoce M
of correspondent in every principal town of the United
Ths ont Ne a. ,he c, r;,hod tho
nal advertisement Of the Courier and Enquirer the 18TH
ma ar, 20 VII; inc Courier
Georgian. Savannah; Beacon, Norfolk; Patriot, Bst
more United states Gazette PhiladePhis New Era ST.
fslo: Evening Journs Albany, Atlas Boston: Gazette
Cincinnati; and Democrat Rochester, are requested to
his Office for Davment ''n' anu 'e"u 'AS'' 0''' "
VIZ. ,,,,o,. NJ VIII, t. L.
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h'..;. =. .;,,.-.,~ -o,,I.,s ,ho
80 nr,o.a1o .d $1,000 o.,sar
I.., L.J 49,, b.,,;nn 90, ~ dru !. nd
I'd - ,tr. oou,u,.no;na hu.;n.ss IN Jeo;,;u.,e
,,.,, - 49,, I'D ;r,nor,an, hr.roh IS ,r,de
- ,h.r.h, ..r,;na On hnnas, I,;no
IT,. :. ..oh.h,,, 81. I.s, .nd hos, r,ouar,.,, -
legitimate business that cyer NJ wehh ,r;.d In
esrlv life he at,emn,ed the military nrof.ssor and
rose as high as lieutenant in a regiment Of foot in
the west-and there he stuck for while till he re-
signed. He then came to this city, and engaged il
the newspaper business. About this time he wen
to Washington to enter into the fashionable canin
trade with one Duff Green, but Duff preferring thu
trade in pistols and mahogany atocks, Mr. Web
returned to New York, reporting that the bushes
was oyerdone. Mr.. Webb next tried the manufac
ture of u s. Bank charters and il ia said cleare,
bv the business sum eoual 70 $50 ono On IN,
ca,;taI be travelled ;n,ov.r;ouo snsoua,. ~ MO-
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