New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-01
" B. PALMER'S American News


Embraces Of he beet Commercial, Political, kes-
gous Literary, Scientific Congressional Legislative, ke-
lOnnsory and Agricultural JOurnss, Prices ca rent ke
In the United States British Provinces &c fOr which bs
the duly aPPonted Agen ard for which he Is specially a.
Scnpuons and Advertisements thereby sdordng every IA
cy for the transaction Of busness With the be-t and no
widely circulated journals OF all the ciues aud pnnciPa
~ Having no connection with any other person In tAs
Agency all orders should be specially directed to " B.
TaE PREss-" TIE porer Of asiad mind, DheA ~~v
be @ultirJied Indefinitely
v b. PALMER. the Agent, is prepared to give all 70.
Qu.e Information tho subject OF complete systesn u
ADVERTISING ia The NEWSPAPERS u the COUNTRY Tar ssd
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tons be aided and sustained by prop oruonae exc-
else Of Intellectual eneTgy, and this nteiecpa eaet4
affairs OF business are az vsnced.
Every one is obliged, If he would keep pace VIII
the times aid his physical exerous In trade or whaov~
business be may engaged H. by due recourse 70 oss
by which bis business profession may become sea
eTally known This IL the intellectual pa OF bis business
and tie press lie the great medium through which mast
at the present day. be developed IL. -
Now dihused Tar and VIDE meg
are read by all and afford the only vehicle by WHICH mes
and establishments become generally SHOWN A1hepr"-
cut dsy yet, this engine OF inelH sence mas not AZ
traced attention commensurate with coirmPoray improve
ments simply because The material of business Is more pad
power OF the pfess will be aknow equal TO that Of
steam for the furlherrnce Of business enterprise -.
mosns afforded 10 the business community Of giving no
toritty abroad their respective pu'su'isi to ,s1lse
sseco Sp comoets liz, Of Giles and Towos Ia which
Newspapers are published will Do furnished, sraus
npresens convenient and complete opportunity FOG
publishing advertisements In any number OF me bes aSa
most widely circulated newspapers OF the diherea cass
and throughout tie whole county, Al me puOasaes
lowest rates, with the least possible trouble ana win inc
greatest dispatch. 800 -.
Journals advertise In. 10 reach effectively and cheapy tss
sections wherein his trade may be extended
The advertiser saved The labor of corresponding VITA
and perpIeHpy in he settlement Of bills Beside this
know when his account rs settled; and no spprenenson
need be entertained ofhe annoyance OF bills being
presented amer having been once paid -
A crcumspect and discriminating choice OF pisces ana
be best selection papers be had suitably adapted to
various business puruits-ensblng persons to advertise
udciously effectively and safely -, - an.
The papers Of all sectons oil ne country are on nse
at the Agency, for the inspection and examination OF no
Papers containing advertisements forwarded to ad
and all requisite attention given 10 insure genera
Subtraction, -,
charge for those who not experienced In the arr
and improvements suggested In such as are written by ua
practiced snds
single copy Of an advertisement only required, rom
which sufficient number are printed In such style as sd-
verisers wish TO have them appear IN the papers
The Agent is duly empowered to receive subscriptions
and advertisements at the publishers lowest rates.
He Is authorized 10 make and hia receipts are
Ills extensive Connection in business his experience as6
practical knowledge his long established agency io ws
best newspapers every part of the United States and hs
systematic manner Of advertising. whether on large or
small scale qualify him to impar valuable practical inor-
70 TO public institutions, reading rooms. clubs, &c. a.
well as to individuals in all parts of the world the Agency
present convenient safe and ready means OF subscribing
Tor the best journals Of the Union advertising In any as-
Der of the most desirable business newspapers so ''h
| ing valuable Information.
try with entire that all orders will be faithfully
and promptly attended TO. Address y B. Palmer. News
paper Agent Boston. Scollays Building. COurt-st; New
York Tribune BuildDgsi Philadelphia, N. w. corner OF
Third and Chestnut SITS.
Az he has no connection with any other person. All COM
muncaons and orders intended for the Agency should be
directed TO " B. PALMER
ed cautioned against the acts OF mators and pretended
agents, who inf 81 some Of the cities.
V.B. PnImer's Selection ofRucs for business
Men.
Establish yourself the broad and sound basis OF Ia
tegIiiy.
Cse the they are open to all
Calculate tho probabilities OF the fature increase and
mu upy the means OF Information.
TOcOm pete Jsuly with your ghbor
the facilities afforded To go ahead.
COniess gNoraLce IN regard 10 subjects In which
uniformed s'en aud learn.
Keep tie mind on the means. rather than the object
Jake advantage OF modern facilities, and accomplish
much 10 single day required weeks months or years.
Don!depend upon your own lungs aone-use the lungs
Consider the causes Of the good standing OF some and
the decline and fall and success Of Others and reg
ulai9 your conduct accordingly
II your suit not with your ends, pursue those ends
Reflect on what YOU see and hear Set your mind al
work reason with candor; weigh well and consider for
decide,
Treat your customers as your euds by serving hsmts
the best manner.
v. II. PaImer's Hints for Business Men.
The door to wealth respecablity influence and honor.
He who neglects advertising not only robs himself Of
hs fair advantages but bestows the spois on his wiser
nvals.
he who sdvers udcously and exensively can asord
10 sell bis customers to better advantage than ho who does
not; because he adopts the multiply their
nber and 10 himelfs much larger amount OF bus
ness he VINO does the largest business can do me
smallest per. centage Of pront
An old business may sgbsis, until s customers drop od
by death removals but he who would build business
now, must DO Like the me and improve the advantages
II offers
To neglect H. ike resolving never to travel by steam
norcommunicsie by telegraph close ones eyes 70
the light and inst upon living In perpetual darkness An
Individual may do this at his own cost, but community
Glass; will never act 90 unwifely.
She who refuses advertise his business In effect
conesses ucpacy and defeat and retreats to the rear
rama Of his profession.
Discrimination ane circumspecon should be exercised
In the selection Of places and choice made Of the papers
best adapted TO the pursuits OF advertisers.
II idle speak Of the cost Of advertising as an imped
Is goods protecting them from thieves or dealing hen
Communal perseyering advertising, II the subject be
al adapted 70 the tastes ard wants Of the public sure
be successful II ndsputsbe fact that there no In
stance OF well sustained adherence 10 continued syE-
TEN Of advertising ever failing of success.
Not many years eapse before the large commercial
dealings Of he country will concentrate In the hands on
Oneenh OF he present number Of obbers 10 PrOporuoa
The by which this gyeat and benefecnf esangehw
be effected various, but chief among them adseye
trg-not in three papers, even IN all tn2ss ~
city where he business is done. but the most "oey
circulated journals OF The hoe region TaeRec es''o" u.s.
sVed
Nothing has yet been done ia the way OF ahVernsins
conipsred 10 what can and inevitably viii BE-
The merchant who has a reasonable amount o. capital
and bic business IN good shspe lar better ad 10 aa-
tie of O0O0 yea lbaH "hy less sun"
Those who take hold Of this mighty sneine a. IN ei,y
day ard wie1 II with ndghsn aud de''stoH VIII inho
"a, ~ funfs. while nose VITO 1e- 'ct VIII see their
b. fire- 6t~s 0i0ov and ycri 10 must b. seized. Ike
Ti by he forelock or d will leave the neglected. srd
Getting our Of sight behind H.
ENef,iye Advertising is mo-s'y certain 10 worn Teyo.
a. 80 by driving hoptErds o. the easy gong 0h
~ II c,ceniatpg business 10 hs hs ads Of NV "lo
Sno. toy o oh,sin ard beep UDre wt1 ihi' ~ SUB
sfino for credit and Oaefnh Of moss now go
l A. 80. Al nrnnlY suffice y do lhe wnDe, and VIZ