THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD.
A FOURTH EDITION REQUIRED
Wonderful Success of Newspaper


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Monday, we published third edition Of many
thousands Of the Illustrated Weekly Herald, con-
tanning an account Of the riots in Philadelphia.
We hav' now printed fourth edition Of just as
many thousands, to supply the demand for the
Great Western" and packets yet to sail


The manner in which this illustrated Weekly
Herald has been received by the public has asto-
mis- ed even us, who were long since prepared to
be astonlshed at nothing. Many attempts have
been heretofore made to establish pictorial papers
in this city, but from their invariabe want Of sue
cess the poverty Of the effort, want of talent and
genius in managing it, it was supposed that such a
thing could not be made to succeed here. We
have shown, however, that such paper, if proper
ly got up, is certain of receiving ample patronage
and support.


One of the most curious results of the popularity
OF this paper has been that's great proportion of the
recent sales have been amongst the Irsh-the most
pous and determined followers Of Bishop Hughes,
who bought the beautiful illustrated Herald in the
very face of his bull of accommodation against
all who would touch or look at the Herald.


We mean to continue at proper intervals. and as
occasion may require, the publication of Illustrated
Weekly Hralds. We have four or FIVE artists al
most constantly in our employment; and we are
prepared to give graphic illustrations Of the pro-
gress Of society, and all important events in the
most expeditions, accurate, and graphic style. AS
soon as the excitement of these riots is over, we
shall enter on the work OF illustrating the manner
in which the two great parties are conducting the
Presidential contest, by means of engravings, OF
the beauty and excellence of which no one can
form any conception until they are published.