The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-05-27
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

The following extracts nre made ON more than twelve
hundred favorable notices OF the work in the POSSESSION of
the publishers
TO persons who desire obtain chcaply sound mercan.
tile acknowledgement who they that could be bene-
fitted by such knowedse;-wc know OF 10 other means
Whtre so nuch can be procured at the EXPENSE You
might he deferred from even opening with such title
from The Supposed dryncss and eNcnsyeness of the sub
ccts bu an agreeable surprise awaits those who take
tue De't means o testing It's mersthHt is reading vol
ulne-and few will read one whO VIII not them.
selves the pleasure aGd the profit of the residue To those
who are called upon the very high duty OF legislation
the mercantile pecy OF the United States Hunts Maya.
zne may be pronounced unhesita,ingly Indispensable
National inttHigtncer.
The character of the Merchants Magazine well
known to require pungi but to those unacquanied with
lis contents, ii any there are, would say il is muga-
ine hlltdwt MATES compiled with great and In.
Dor, aad giving to the merchant such information
not he found IN any other work OF similar nature in Eu.
rope or America.-N o. Com. bulletin.
The Merchants Magazine continues to sustain its exec!
htTeputhllo ana TO increase constantly in public favor
No perlodlch III the country Is conducted with in
dtlsry intelligence aud righteousness of adoption the
interest thc Glass for whose particular benefit 1t pub
lsled II took the right gr0unu at first and has maintain.
ed It maniuy. No where else be in compenuous
form, and such excellence Ut arrangement, large an
amount OF mercantile matter and unUmery valuable.
Mr. Hunt more than rctemS his pledges to the public in
every issue 81 his excellent periodically. J. CCUT md
GngairCr.
This magazine is regarded by our most eminent mer.
chants and statesmen the best work nj the kind publish
ed Indeed il is the only embracing the same scope
oisntjccts. -BaH, Patriot.
lhsS decidedly one Of the most valuable periodicals VI
the present agc, vast fund OF information which it affords
at comparatively so small an outlay, places il within the
reach o every individual Ut moderate means which is By
no way the hest accommodation in this eminenIly
mtrci" county In short have frequently repeated
ts WORK ought 10 be III the hands Of every man cnGngld
IN commences the clerk and the merchant will find IL
equally To their advantage to paronize periodical so
ably conducted and devoted TO their especial interests.
lfmcr is any criterion Of success sure are we that
hunts Merchants Magazine will 90 prospecting mud TO
prosper What BackwoOd Is in Conservatism and Lilcu.
lure, huht blds mir to become in Commerce.
Montreal Herald.
We have received the periodicals for the present month
(Seplelnber, lt4 In the first place Hunts Maya
Ihei when we deem the most Important o the whole
II always contains of c invaluable to the mUr.
chant and by the perusa OF which amost my my
condition OF life, may be- benefited and amused We
D! the Ehglis papers TINT this magazine l. btCOii wei
khown a1oad and ohtansve favorable notices from tho
English Press. This is rs it should hc-it il certainly
very valuable periodical, mud We hope it will obtain
most extensive circulation in this country .BOStOn Post
Hunts Merchants Magazine presents in its table Of con.
tents strong nrray onames which promise much Tor tho
ability with which theaIclcs are written. We observe
several whose dcta On professional subjects must
command attention and respeC-N. L. Imtricdn.
II deals in facts rather than fiction. The articles arc
marked by good sense and sound information. Every
merchant in the land should take pride and feel plea
sure III sustaining this magazime.-PhddtlhidE Enquirer.
Its every why entitled to the patronage Of that pant Of
The community Tor which Il is intended while II furnish.
es Information which should be sough, by men OF every
pursuit.-N y. Sun.
This valuable work has steadily improved from It's com
mcnccncnt No periodical in the country can he SO bnd.
> dispensed with 1t takes the lead Of all Ofihem. Tho
articles ARE not only sui gth,yiS and especially adapted
The magazine, hnt they Gom the peus OF men OF tai.
ent and ability, who aNc studied the mercantile law, ard
are capable o erpaatng its merits and eNiouEdir;
the principles OF trhdc.-BtNHtffS Htrdhi.
The Merchants Magazine was commenced July leG9--
SIX monthly Numbers form volume OF nearly eco large
octave pages with tile page and copous index. The
number for December CLOSED the nth volume Complete
SETS OF thr work neatly bound or in Numbers Gun be had
OF the publisher, ll2 Fulton street New York.
u Publishers oinewspapers in the cities and principal
villages OF the United states who will give the above nd
vcrtsement six Insertions IN the Of the year, rid
send single copy Of the paper continuing the same, will
be entitled 10 the work for one yc6r, commencing with
the number for January l-l2, which IS the onnencc.
ment Of the sixth volume.
oalce Merchants Magazine, March, lsi2. lO3.6w