The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-22

their advooAeeo. Another novel mode OF Attracting
attention, 10 TO purchase silver cup, or service Of
plate and have them presented back to the advertiser
by circle Of sdmiring friends; or 10 contract with
Mr.. Stetson, of the Astor House, for mmptuoss
banquet, and have himself invited thereto by those
who have conceived great admiration for his emi-
nent public services, and adopted this plan Of tesi
flying their high appreciation Of his merits The
latter plan is only adopted by great politicians, emil
nent contractors sc. These, and variety Of other
plans, frequently resorted TO by the great &C.
muses. Of the age and country, and evince what i'm
mense progress have made in the art Of advertis
ing, and what vast improvements we have intro
duced into it the old fashioned European STYLE
We have yet, however, another system less compi-
Gated, less expensive but unique and appropri
ate than any rest lately introduced in this city
It is . system based on philosophc principles, and
likely to supersede all other irregular plans, such
those We have spoken Of II is a graduating at
mospheric scale, and entirely regulated by the state
Of the weather, and the height Of the mercury in the
thermometer. For instance, in the winter months,
and while the corporation is sleeping on, totally
CARELESS of the depth of the mud in the Streets and
never dreaming of rendering them passable to Pc
destrians, cute cnterprisng dealer in hats, enists
their hands, and wearing the badge of his house,
who form Gordon across the street, and keep clean
CROSSING BRIDGE to the store Of their employ
er. And in summer, when the mercury stands at
co. and all are painting for air in tho crowded city,
the same Observation-Disclosures by the de-
sire Of serving the public and himself-sends his
messengers into the highways, to present, gra-
tuitousy, to all who pass by, fan to WOO the
cooling breeze. And each side Of this appropri-
ate g is pasted the handful of his establishment.
In point of appropriateness and symmetry of design
this outbeats Barnum and all that school, and is
the beginning Of great revolution in the advertis
ing world. We may not be surprised soon to find
this plan generally adopted, and traders exhibit
ing the most benevolent traits Of character and per-
forming most praiseworthy little acts of kindness,
appropriate to tho occasion, which will put to the
blush-if such thing possible-all the philan-
thropists of the abolition brand. Silk MERGERS and
dry goods men will have their agents lying in wait,
at every corner to beg your acceptance Of paraso
or umbrella, according the state of the atmos-
phere will render or the other more desirable.
India rubber manufacturers will furnish you with
sample Of their stock rcstaurateurs will ask you to
take little lemonade at their expense. that you
may order ice creams and other expensive luxuries
at your own; and medicine vendors and infallible-
remedy finders win furnish you with little bottles Of
de Cologne sarsaparilla, boxes Of silvered
pills, for the sake Of cultvatng your acquant
ance. It is impossible to limit the extravagances
into which this plan may lead generous-hearted
men, bat one thing we may set down as perfectly
certain that in proportion to their expenditure in
this way, will be the amount of prices fixed upon
their commodities and that the vile public, as
usual, must ny for the FANS and the presents, and
the magnificent stores into the bargain, aad End
that, after all, they've paid very dear for their
whistle
FROM BELIZE, HospuRAs-The bark William o. Alden,
from Belize Honduras June arrived Yesterday morning