The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-04-22
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The following extracts are made from more than twelve
hundred favorable notices OF the work in the possession of
the publisher:
To persons who desire obtain chenply sound mercan.
tile acknowledgement who are they that could be bene-
fitted by such know ledge'we know Of no other means
where much can be procured ut the expense. You
might he deferred from even opening, with such II title,
from the Supposed dry ness and cNcI>iveness Of the sub
Jects But an agreeable surprise awaits those who take
Tue best means 0i testing its mcrltshat IL reading vol
umo-and lew will read one who VIII not secure them.
selves the pleasure aud the profit Of The residue To those
whu are called upon the very high duty OF legislation on
the mercantile pecy 0i the United States, Hunts Maya
zine MAY be pronounced unhcsaiingy indispensable.
National inteHigencer.
The character of the Merchants Magazine well
known to require pulnsi but to those unucqained with
It's contents, fany there are would say Is maya.
zine I'LL, with MATES, compiled with great and Ia
bor mad giving to the merchant such information
not be found IN my other work Of similar nature in Eu
rope or America.-N o. Com. BUiietin.
The Merchants Magazine continues to sustain its excel
nrcpulniiOn, and to Increase constantly In public favor
No periodical IN the country Is conducted with III
dtnsry. intelligence and GLciosness Of adoption to the
interest orlc class for whose particular benefit it pub
shcd. ltoOk the right er0unu n first, and hns maintain
ed IL manluy. No where else he inso conipcndous
form, mud such excellence of arrangement, large an
amount OF mercane matter and unilorncrly valuable
Mr. Hunt more than rcdecms his pledges to the public in
every issue cf his excellent periodically. Y. Cour. and
Enquirer.
This magazine is regarded by our most eminent mer
chants md statesmen the best work of The Kind publish
embracing
oisul.jccts ,-Bnt Patriot.
Tbiss decidedly of the valuable periodicals of
the present rye, vast fund of information which il affords
ut comparatively small an Outlay, places II within the
reach of every individual Of moderate means which is By
no way the hest recommendation in this emnenty COM
mercia county. In short have frequently repeated
this work ought TO be in the hands of every engaged
IN commences the clerk and the merchant will find IL
equally TO their advantage TO pnirOnze periodical so
ably conducted, and devoted TO their especial interests
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Hunts Merchants Magazine will 20 on prospecting aud
prosper What Backwood is in Conservatism aud Liiera
ture, Hunt bids fair to become in Commerce.
Montreal Herald.
We have received the periodicals for the present month
(sepember, lsil) In the first place Hunts Maga
zine, which we deem the most important Of the whole
IL always contains mass of facts invaluable to the
chant, and by the persa Of which almost any any
condition of life, may he benefited and amused. We sec
by the English papers that this magazine is becoming well
known abroad, and obtains very favorable notices from the
English Press This is as II should heit il certainly
very valuable periodical, and we hope il will obtain
most extensive circulation in this country.-BoSton Post
Hunts Merchants Magazine presents in lis table Of con-
tents strong array OF Names which promise much for the
ability with which the articles written. We observe
several whose dica professional subjects must ever
command attention and respect.-N. Y. .imeriean.
Ii deals in facts rather than felton, The articles
marked by good sense and sound information. Every
merchant in the land should take pride and feel plea
sure in sustaining this Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
Is every way entitled TO the patronage Of that part Of
the community for which II is intended while II furnish
es information which should be sought by men of every
pursIiit.-N. Y. Sun.
This valuable work has steadily improved from its
mencemen No periodical in the country can he so bad
ly dispensed with II takes the lead Of all ofthem. The
articles are only sui gensrs and especially adapted TO
the magazine bnt they from the pens OF men Of tai
and ability who have studied the mercantile law, and
capable of eSpaiiang its merits and expounding
the principles ofirade.-BenneH's Herald.
The Merchants Magazine commenced July 1885,
Six monthly Numbers form volume Of nearly GOO large
octave pages, with title page and copious index. The
number for December closed the fh volume. Complete
sets Of the work neatly bound in numbers be had
OF the publisher, lag Fulton street New York.
~ Publishers ofnewspapers in the cities and principal
villages OF the United States who will give the above nd.
vertsemcnt six insertions in the Of the year, and
send single copy of the paper containing the will
be entitled the work for one year, commencing with
the number for January, ls42, which the commence
ment of the sixth volume
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