New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-24

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THE Pass" The po,er Of mind srer mind sgaea may
Be multiplied indefinitely
V B. PALMER. the Agent, respectfully tenders his
vices TO the public in the transaction of Inc business Of his
principals, who have battered him with their confidence
ard begs leave to say that he prepared to give every re-
que Information the subject OF complete system OF
ADVERTISING in the NEWSPAPERS Of the COUNTRY far and
near, for which he is deputed Agent
He believes that the material affairs OF business transac.
tons be aided and sustained by proportonate eHer-
else OF intellectual energy; and this Intellectual energy
should keep pace with the facilities by which the material
affairs OF business are advanced.
Every one now Obliged if he would keep pace with
the times aid his physical exertons in trade or whatever
means By which his business profession may become gen
orally known. This the intel part OF his business
ard the press the great medium through which It must
at the present day be developed
Nowadays newspapers are dihused Tar aud VIDE they
read by ALL and afford the only vehicle oy wnicn men
and establishments become gene[aly known Az Tue pres
day. yet this englae otAn'elllgehce mas no. a.
tyacted attention commensurate with contemporary improve
mens simply because the material OF business Is more PAL
pabe tangible and it viii be only by degrees mat me
mower viii be acknowejge d as equal TO tuat
of steam for the urthersnce of business enterprise
Through this Agency, regular, sale, and Systematic
means is afforded the business community OF gng no
toriey abroad their respective pursuits to t4ciiAe
which and to afford the G9P OF and ToS8 IN wSc
Newspapers published will be furnished, graIls at me
Agency.
uny for publishing advertisements in any number OF the
best and most widely circulated newspapers OF he dfsr-
cities and towns throughout The whole country at The
publishers lowest rates with the least possible trouble
pnyertisers and with the greatest dispatch
business may learn through This Agency just what
journals to advertise reach eeciye, cheapy the
sections wherein his trade may be extended.
By this method the advertiser saved the labor nj
spending with the several papers, the expense OF postage,
and much time and perplexity in the settlement OF bills
Beside his he can know when bis account - settled ana
no apprehension need be entertained Of the annoy
ance Of bills being presented after having been once paid
! Through the Agency clrcumspect and discriminating
choice Of places and The best selection OF papers can be
had suitably adapted various business
persons TO advertise udiciousy, effectively and safely
Copies Of the bes! papers of all sections OF The country
file at the Agency for the inspection and examina'
Copies papers containing advertisements forwarded
10 advertisers, and al requisite attention gwen 10 Insure
Adyerseneas are carefully sillfuy written,
out charge for those who rot experienced IN e a
and Improvements suggested in such as are written Oy IN
sjpge copy ofan advertisement only required from
which sufficient number are printed IN such style as a9
yeftsefs risu 10 nave them appear in Tue papers,
The Agent is duly empowered to receive SUBSCRIPTIONS
and advertisements al The pubahe oweSl raes, o,o
He s authorized 10 make contracts and his receipts are
regarded by line propdeors as payments.
His extensive connec ion in business bis experience ana
practical knowledge his long established agency Tor the
best per in every part OF the United States and bis
Systematic manner advertising, whether on large or
NATION " Which is cheerfully communicated
~ To public institutions, realing,rooms cuos &c, as
well as 10 individuals III all parts OF The word, me agency
presents aconvenien safe and ready means OF subscribing
for the best journals of he Union ad yerisng in any mum
Der OF the most desirable BUSINESS newspapers ana eola4
ReInances may be made from any section Of the coqn
try with entire that all orders will be faithfully
and promptly attended 10. Address = B. Palmer, News
paper Agent Boston, Scolisys Building, Courtst Neo
Ydrk Tribune Buildings; Philadelphia N. w corner OF
Third and Chestnutsis. ~,
As be has connection with any other person ai CON-
muncaons and orders Intended Tor the Agency shou oe
directed to V. B. PALMER.
~ To prevent imposoD the public have been repeal;
edy cautioned against the acts OF ma!os ana pretended
agents who nfest some of the cities.
NAV be had gratis the Agency lst OF Ci'les ana
Towns in the United States British Proyinces &c, IN
which Newspapers are published for which Y PALMss
is the Agent 10 receive Subscriptions and Advertisements
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