Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-12-03

wish 10 save yourself from the chagrin iha, was
manifested in the patrons countenhnce
There ,s no smoke from that br,ss founders
futnace-his door open 10 be sure. and he 10
s,anding in il; but his lathe IS stt Well neigh
Dor, how s business? DIi-had no orders from
Boston for three months. Dont yon tlnd enough
town work? Scarcely any, 1t 10 all procured from
Boston. Have they any better facilities for dong
work cheaper in the city, than In town? None:
we have every slci,y they possess IN s'on to:
ma n nfac,uring, and cheaper rents; but stii the
work goes there and ld'e.
If this policy drives the honest and industrI-
Gus mechanic TO tie aims house. how much bet
ter, it will then appear, to "ENcoURAGE YOUR
OWN
What fioc-'oned piano! Only listen. II is
better than Gilbert's--i, mus, be imported. VINO
made it? 1t was made a, our own factory: and
while there are more than hundred pianos IN
use in town, there is scarcely enough encourages
ment gwen to thu industrious aud ingenious ma
nutacturers, 10 insure them living. What a hne
and useful tune nigh, be rnade Of the words,
"ENCJURAGE YOUR OWN.
Here is n new store jus, opened for "ien days
onIy,' with The fag end OF some stock which CITY
purchasers will not look al. Great Bargains, at
less than cost" are hung out-and our regular
dealers have tho mortic,lon OF seeing their coun-
tiers de- serted and all the customers taken IN at the
new store. In ten days the stock rs distributed
IN town: spotted cloths, rotten cloths, defective
cloths SC &c, found TOO late, to have been
dearly paid for Had they been purchased OF our
regular dealers thew would have been returned.
but Mr.. ZEN Days" is among the missing, and
they must pocket the loss. How Innch better II
wnuId have been to have followed the motto
"ENCoUR AGE YOUR OWN
Sir, shail furnish you with pair of these
French shoes-cheap indeed, for those W no made
them live on frog soup. and can therefore work
cheaper than our beef eaters.
And can you tell me how much paid for
imported shoes last year?
Oalv fifty thousand dollars, sir.
No SIR my family shall not wear the foreign
article, 50 long as the Yankee beef eaters need
mv patronage make the pot boil Give me the
brogans FIST. And sir, IN future we will buy all
ons shoes Of YOU. if you will put on your shoe
stamp, encourage YOUR ewN"
Here are some hats, sir. right from New York.
It they have no, crossed the Atlantic.
VINO re those half dozen men saw idle IN
shop on Saturday?
Oh, they were some hat.ers who are out OF en-
poy.
Just got one Of them to make me n hat, 1t II
costs ten dn'lars--and put on the tip just under
his name. 'ENCoURAGE YOUR OWN" Let there
be over his name the American eagle, win ms
motto:
sour Country against the world
soar State before any other in tho Union.
soar town IN preference any other IN the
State"
This NAV seem girlsh, but VIC are fully con-
WINGED that it is The policy TO ensure prospe
ritv. If generally adopted one would have
cause for complaint Even if you pay li,e
more for a. article, it is better for the general
prosperity Of n town that its own citizens should
be p,tronised-as it gives them the means to eX-
tend tho wave tll everv little circle the lake
of prosperity unites and sets tho whole commu-
nifty in motion. "ENcouRAGE YOUR OWN"