New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20

sesoaticn IN Trade and 81 the time furnsh him with
ior hs Abora Since that time with uncessing 40
plan through evil and through coed report-equaed In to-
nsSy OF purpose by only great theor Of the day
Whitney The Railroad King
But cloud has come Whitney while Palmer IL In
the fa zoe OF successful experiment. He has In some de-
gree oTousht into subsection the principle he first de-
Gehto 20 onoi-~iedhg the mighty engine Of Pubhsity
oI the benz htof and al who may hsvr 10
require s sssstaI Many has already been made
eh Aro1Sh bis insrunentrlity and many get to
follow The wors 10 but besunthe mighty system Ia hut
partially in operation But the day viii soon come wh.n
mar will readily think of walking without feet or orkin,
without hands Is Of without advertising Such h
the inevitable Of things and in few years not one
from the greatest OF the sresesi city the small
est retailer Of the smallest town aording Newspaper will
fail And , those rAo seize he golden
bal t opportunity, rh0 take tie tide Of fortune at Il. od
rho ei:e time bv the orso start Eoc, and ri he goal
Aen hey ddiory aSghbOrs are beginning 10 tax about
begtaniHS. ..,,.,.,..,-
system sc Advertising We had the pleasure OF making his
acquaintance last fall He unded his system and his plans
Us mus say have no doab, ofher success lie
thorough business keen calculator and wlthsi per-
fecty honest. well enthusiastic 10 his aims others
have the prze ahead and underworld to oveeach him.
bat wisdom which planned sufficient 70 perfect and
be As put all competition 81 bay.
MR.PERKINs PERPLExED.-"I can't see howitis There's
Teu ksbuy he's been OF asan-down Newport With his
wife two children servant Where under heaven he
gets money to spend in this more han can tell Tie
hadn't when he began, five years Look al him
now-lves out of town. keeps horse drives IN sad ous
every day His must be lareyethe SCENE pay
he hope there nothing about Tew ksb1Iy
linen iCCk money &c sptllus hufs
that enough 70 ruin any man don't care how rich he IA
been business for thirty and can't siOrd
these things Would nj look well taking my wife down
70 Newport and staying there eight weeks Eight weeks
indeed sent her 4 cheap eXcu.sienbut could at 40
myself can't afford it-dont take IN money enoush to 40
Il And then spend his money, just to let
pie his IN the papeEsand sending cards and bls
all about the couny Tew kbury bieeds freely ioE his van
how IL don't DO good; got lot ofeards aud bills print
hve years ana there they IN the desk No
BODY ever calls tcr them And ten advertise four weeks
uer
Is tool and he must fail sooner later I'm for him
he was naturally clever fellow. IL must cost him
70 advertise than al the money take, wish somebod
would buy out trade j. 50 duiI
An he said about Tewksbu1y true enough with the
ssht exception that Tew AsbGy IN danger OF falling
TIE Neiy ihhs that Perkins thought would iaii hn ~s
that which kept him up lie BEGAN business with nothing
but his brAIs-he let the people understand where he VA
AID what lie had sot to give them tor their money sod he
got Of trade which is constantly increasing Per
kn lost his business ast last his old customers died Oh
or went took no steps TO get ne ones aud tue con-
that he Is just living CHAT he made twenty
years lie had better shut his shop than TO live
in Il ese times without advertising Reader, you follow.
ns in tie tracks Of oUr friend fekins fyoa either
shut your shop Ditch into this great pubc-it you
don't do the latter your creditors WI pitch INTO yoq and
ADyERTIsING-fany one wishes to learn the Phi.
OsOphy Of Advertising and TO asco tain the lncaculsoe I'D.
resulting from IT, dyse hun 10 call on our friend
'. B. PALMER who VIII open his eyes its benefits and
awe him all necessary inform ,ti0n the subject Mr..
PALMER has oug nad- this b. ch OF educssOn study and
the whole subject is familiar 70 HIM We venture the
opinion that any who calls upon Mr. PALMER vii get
think strange he had not Thought of before the whole
simple enough nut yet the people somewhat
ignorant oft because they have not given TO it that consd
Grafton its importance demands revolution IN advertis.
iug j. take place ana when 1t does the people will be
Orsed that il old not Boston Daily Mall
VB PALMER's NEWSPAPER AGENcY-This old eHab-
Lshed Agency continues 10 ENJOY the full confidence OF the
press and the public. Whatever IL ntsted % Mr. 2. or
his agents promptly attended and the Press under
very great obligations MIN, happy 20 know that
he Is enjoying The unlimited confidence he deserves the
good w,es Of hose whom he has long snd faithfully
served. Albany Evening Journal
To such OF country cOempOaes 20 have not secured
the services Of advertising agent in New York com.
mend the old and wel-es absnrd agency OF Mr.. '. Is.
PaLsER in the Tribune Buildings His business relations
extend nearly the entire press OF the country, and the
promptiiude with which his accounts always adjusted
has secured for bin the confidence OF those who have had
transactions with him Mr. Palmer also has agencies In Boz
ton snd Philadelphia. 8utalo Courier.
The OF advertising s imperfecty understood By
merchants generally MIR PALMERs great experience and
extensive agency enable him give very mpo tant and val
ushle suggestions in these matters to all who may favor him
with interview. The subject, presented by him,
certainly worthy the serious attention OF al persons engaged
In active business
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. PALMER, we are
prepared say any business connected with the Agencies
W ch he adyerses will be both promptly and honomby
transacted In the ~ Newspaper Agencies he han
reduced the business such admirable system that al
parties hardly fail to be satisfied IN YDaly Tribune