Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-04
Ned system 81 Msrehalaiu,nr.

recalls to pind pc Afsrica4 Poscsls WARES,
which we dskcribed las sumia< r, an fhe e<Ds man.
ner in wi1cI theyIare pr into marke. 8 notorious
thssthe present erc&stiIe busineSsof tie counsis is
conducted plan that rarely fails lead to pecsn
AIRY Startling this statement may be TO some
it is still susceptible of proof Miscellaneous pro-
longed credits, with competition which leaves the
merchant only choice between the evs-to often
sch sacrifice allhave reduced rne.csntife
life point Of hazard which it in nowise deserves
rod Systym If trade" says Frccdley in his 'Prac-
teal Treatise Business "should be characterized
not system Of exchange. bat as system Of bark
rdPtcy, tending % TIE min ait Ao engage IT. the
exceptions being only numerous egopgh 10 prove the
rnles Says Cist the Cincinnati slthe
Experience and observation of Intelligent persons hs
East that there is hardly firm ia existence Which dSd
business twenty years ages and that Of Ten,
mercantile life, in The long run are brokenRaaAnd al
ter giving list of the principals business men of Cn
cinnnaii, who were"R trade twenty years befoie he
adds My list comprehends some 100 business nneh
Of ,'hon kn0'o bnt fire nev in business, Such is mer-
camille suecesssn n al ,isss',' 49,, =, -.
1 Henry A. S Dearborn, for twenty years a collector
Of the port Of Boston in an address before rneeting
ofLegsstorss startled the community by saying. ~
tafers, NOT more than nrs in this city ever actdfe
Independence And this statement after rigid inyes
cation by the editor of the Merchants Magazine and
numbers Of Intelligent business men; was found ID be-
well grounded or the accounts opened with the I'M
ion Bank of the city, starting, only six remain
ed Of thousand, ortyttwe years, the rest had
either failed died destitute Of property Bankrupt
ley" said of the Directors of that Bank, lis like
death, and almost as eertainuyI -.s,e. sa.. D., .s-
Mr.. Capen,, editor of the Massachusetts, State Re.
cord 10 answer to letter from Hon. Truman. Clark,
makes this ssteren,. I have been advised by very
intelligent gentlemen, who have the means Of knowing
that more than one per cent Of the best class o,
merchants succeed without failing, Philadelphia; and
that not more tan two per cent Of the merchants Of
I New York ultimately retire on independence !
IN view of.these facts, we have BEEN much ntsres.
in the enterprise Of the American Porcelain Coz g
relieve the sale of their splendid wares lrop pan'
Of ordinary merchandise They seiee, ane ''sA
nent town, responsible dealer, = -, =
con6le the sale of their extensiv "a fsV"'
ttures, on reasonable credit, oa =, 49,.
him the most liberal pro its:l Bv tb;s svsyaI,~,t
credits are uniform, Competition dest,ovsd .nd q,
wares placed In M .rket at lower rate than the .,
RI system would a',ow. Taking into account the va.
snper'oryof the Porcelain fabrics, which will secdr
market anywhere. the agents. if good business ner
canhot TAU OF striking success in. their sale. IaTh
t'hfewaess and soundest dealers, East and West ar
-he men whose energy and foresight will enable the,
81 to secure these valuable agencies as wtness the r
stance mentioned in the article from the Ledgei
Messrs. Brooks Brown are the heaviest dealers,
their department, in this. State Ny Brooks oh
senior partner is well known the President of III
New Albany and Lake Michigan Railroad.I anal i
RI -. AMERICAN PORCELAIN WARE, lei
Messrs. Brooks Brown have been 'appoinfe
agents Tor the American Porcelain Goods this cit
and surrounding counties, and VIII have early in III
, spring complete assortment Of the wares
I'VE recently had occasion notice this descriptio
of Ware, and to commend it fer beauty Str
and cheaPnes We glad that the propfietors hav
had the good fortune to their agents Ious
SO extensively known as that Of Brooks Brown. Un
der their auspices have no doubt but that the Amer
can Porcelain Ware will into general use through
, out this portion of Indiana. no - S'''-'t, -
1--WE understand that the variety Of goods Of This des
lcnpton is very great, and that the manuacturefs ar
constanty bringing new articles and new pattern
of old articles. The finer has all tie purity
appearance and transparency of the best Ffen China
OF much greater strength and at the time
n but little more than half much. s go i.,-ssa
The door knobs and similar articles, eture,
from this ware truly tbeautiiny and all baiIder
should examine and test them. a..s. siia..ss 81
"This description of ware is OF purely American orr
SIN and manufacture, and We are proud that
TRY should produce article which has ny g0os
qualities to recommend it to the good opinion Of Amer
Il cans. .sls .iE.an - -. ~ TIL ..as .st.. ...s
FsMessrs. Brooks & Brown will have a full assert
ment of these goods for the Spring trade, and mer
chants trading at this point should and examine the
articles and prices" 1, a. - - A..
= Lieut.. Porter,--United States Navy. "a