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IL IL R Z NJ Z y Y FOR
EVERY DISEASE, AMI
NO CHARGE FOR ADJ
VICE. "A. 4 f.NDALL i
CO., Sole Proprietors of ths
ELECTRICAL FEBRI-
FUGE, unrtvaled remedy
for Feyers of every grade
RENDALL'S CHOLERA
SYRUP, for Bowel Com.
plants.
SOUTHERN ALTERA-
TIvE,a Blood Purifier. !
UTERINE PILLS, tile
Females Friend.
TEMPLEMAS'S ST1M-
ULATlNG LINlaiENT, etc.
MEXICAN MUSTANG
eette's, Of Paris.) DIR. uRt
n o,,r.. ,urn Enr /, ~, IA a
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SLAVES.

JAMES WHITE, No. rs Baronne street, a.
90 New0eans, will give e; attention receiving, S
selling SLAVES consigned him. lie will aiso bay M
sell Commission. Reierancs Msssrs. Rebsen 4 Allen AM
Alcltea, Coinnn L Co, Program, Bryan Il Co. sep2a
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD to any a.

ons who will deliver shop, 9sa Mgazine ~
A. ronn District Watch house, black SAM.
boy sboat 1--we Feet eleven nches high, his M
orchngefs tapered ut the feon
kneed and is carpenter by trade He pass August
and work. and Supposed
Lower Market. tsep2sl JOSEPH STINsoN ae4 Magazine ST.
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD. q.
house of the scriber. No "A
mulatio RilODA, aged @G
years. common he ght slender built straight barr
speaks quick when spoken and little when
g looks like indian woman she is She y nom Canton
Misc, formerly belonged Fiy place. She
been in Carnn AMI Lafayette several lines saee size
The above reward will bs paid for her delivery 70 mo in this sity
noygh If f.. N, FISH,
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oY ARTIGLEsg-F 7. Louis
Druggist, Ne. % S /. Charles In
Zip William Penn. IIud now receiving
nsi stock OF ihe 1bovs articles, and
naon Of pnfclinsefE. c,unt'y AIer-
plled on the lowe !, possible terms.
tliat their ordefa will he iurniahed
Chemicals, etc. N \, can be obtained.
\ in accotiauc4wiFh tho prescribed
liz stock Of PcrlpmIry and Toilet Ar
use N the city.
S MASSEY, IS 81. Charles street.
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Worlds Safe Cos,.l,sssay.

ID
fEsHE attention of the public Is called to the
made entire principle We rst
CIV made from wreughtron plates 81 brs which eon,
ALTON castcl chilling tho liquid metal making impae
thls to the chtet drill and capable of retng hiowso
sdgs To tho scisnac, II necessary aay, ~,
Mechanic she ieares boso straps screws
noas with perhaps less effort raque
alooh the solid mars lined "a It's with afyepaofwa.
EMPIRE DRILL AMI POWDER PRooF GoaislNAfIoS BaSE
only realty sepre depository for other a
bes We further, there little payy
Safes or Bank vautrnow They all lite Of neGsf Ian
nteu ino, experience has DEMONSTRATED. s45
Firms Dland Paw de,
Proof, when secured with I.iirs Bank Locks r. n
sampe as Lockh together with Day Newslla
Phranotc Rnnt Loci, q the office Of W. W Wary
40 sN9 Z. 5FTTEGs Aqens. rs fsnp street
NTEW ORLEANS and Car IA, ,ssss
I rollton Raioad- Lino As
Departure Of Trains. Ffda so-'sdssg - 49, *.
Horse Cars 3 and IN Ass ~, leA, md NJ p NJ
steam yssy aoar mil NJ inea
ffoHl Ca-roflson. la
Horss cars--5 and rs, aud Tor.
Steam Tnips- and hour aei~ardsGn nclu
siveis % snnmer and Until Lalfpast6 p NJ n winter
FARE5centa. Chdseniar II and Servants 10 cents.
t third Monday February
.od eud on the second donas " in Nsysnnbsr
~ These Carsrun and from the Depot No. Bsrorne stee
Departure n Cars.
~, Depot Is Baraaae street ......Is AID SO
IL Summer tom Lafayette, IS, in1d
10 Depot is Basonre street. sk, ~ ants :.
After which the cara will leave sas terminals ec Minutes
Then Al ~, y, 10 aea II 2. NJ, from tho pefo;.
Aud sE, ~ And lex ,, ss hom Lasayette. H..
Ess.s esn' gsas , sr @ M.sor.
ped when rauired asr the bonrs.
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d. AND AMERICAN CHEMICAL
MENTS, PKRFUaiERY and FANCY
MASSEY, Wholesale aud Retail Dir
street, has just received per steamship
per steamship Empire City. m exiensi
would respectfully solicit tho n tent
chants aud Wholesale neaieta suanli
tg- physisinp may be as ured II Il
with he best and putest MedieinSs 8, q
The Extracts. Tinturss, Sta, are I'LL I
, rules e the U. .. Dispepsatory fiia
tieles i ahsqu ,iled by any other hous,
Dovf4 60 .,. p. LOUIS
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s= CONTROLLERS OFFICE, Cry OF NswonlxAssl
November 25, 1852.
Notice is hereby given that, in accordance
with the provisions Of resolutions Nos adu
dicnte at Office MONDAY the 6l day ns
above ment oued contracts.
i.y
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FURNITURE, ETC.

sfSANAL STREET FURNITURE/- sFz1S y
xAI0hE-W 4, DAVIS Dealer III CABINET FUR 49,
NJ. Ha aad Spring MA THESES FEATfIERS, MAT
rns9 eie cd ~ Canal asrust below Baropne,
Gnnxeh. me-
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Lea t des derses paroases dc PEat on que de
election pour Gouvenear Lieutenant seears dEa
AvocatGeu6ra torer surnndant de fEucation Fubque
mebrea dc PAssembee Gentrale ait lieu lie susd UATRIEME
LUNDI 81 peembre pocha divers par
lo eveont les procedures soent ondues ct les
ft conon6hsn aux et de elections dEa Par
suite du court niervae secouern entire jour de ecn
o Ia Legislature reanira j'elgag officers envoyer les
retcurs auss.6 que possible.
Doune Signature e Etat vile de Baton
Its Rouge 229me jour de Noyembre, la sox-
ante dix septieme de l'nde peniance des Etais unis
Par le Gouverneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
CHARMS GAYARRR Secietsire d,Etat. 90 noy9V ap.e
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ID ABIGAIL CuREOF CORNS, without cutting
u ~ the ieast psin.Dr. ROSENBERG capital
the inhabitants This that he
eradication Of C0RS BuioNs, NAILS every
between the Toes, WITHOUT CUTTING by ELIXIR
of bis composition.
Tbs performed the Of
least pain and the patient hts desa and occupation with tho
satisfaction Of carrying the Corn Root in his hand.
Dr. r. is Of number fateng testimonials
yraudin and other
rianr which
The Doctor will attendance daily till hapgst
elayeu In the morning, from three
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EFHYFTIAN EYE BALSAM.--D. CD ,sgTTgAs,.
IA HEN, having had thirty yests' peence, he
above nllbe rsady for al Dissnsea pertaining 10 hs
EYE. ~
tB 0phthnm Of 1--we yeas standing cured eleven thu
Tenn The three p weeks; ran Of this city,
being blind for eight MONTHS
gentleman years.
by using ony DROP ensed 10 r tue pesPaer without
them BY candeightin eight hours after. = 2
~ nfannn.onc hres days Cared b. sasis dop gives
brillancy the also strengthens ths sight.
Nos. CflsyIiS ry,p "
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NEW ORLEANS and Car tiss a Il

FURNISHED ROOMS. Several neat Fur
NsaEo ROOMS for Geumeu be bad by applying al No.
a. Poydfas street.. - = - y
Also two FURNISHED FAMILY ROOMS tolst nov5 In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21

in the mutual advantage Of I'll parties to sustain It,
This 10 the keystone Of the arch, and the people
have the coed sense to perceive IL. What is i. to
them whether there is vhig or q democra. in the
chief magistrates cbairl Unlike the struggles in
the Old World, between the masses and the privi-
legged few, which struggles for life and desth,
they have NO liberty 10 achieve forfeit, no pros
periy to acquire OF lose by the result of Prssdcn
tisl election All this has been settled long since
in the foundations OF the republic, and hence, no
matter how great has been the heat of the contest,
al speedily cool down when it is over, and unite
hearts hand in the support Of tAe Union the con-
sttution, and the laws.
Thus, every four gears, bloodess revolution is
accomplished in the United States, which is harm
less in its results, but attended with US much ex
element Is would produce in Earope all the Gala
mites Of anarchy, despotism and civil war. The
causes Of the difference arc-6rst, the high intelii
gence and uniform civilization of the American peo
ple and, secondly, the sovereignty being vested in
themselves. The power Of President is tenn
yorary, limited, ard subordnate.' The power of
the people is permanent, absolute and supreme.
They have but little, therefore, to fear from the
restricted influence and crcumscribed authority Of
one man, whose Office is to do their will, not his
own. Whatever may be the soaring aspirations of
his guilty ambition, it is checked by barriers as
ipsurrountabe as tbose which presented by the
rocky coast to the ocean The constitution
him, and tho people, upon the first attempt at en-.
croachment would echo the warning in a voice Of
thuIder-"So far shalt thou come but no further,
and here shall thy proud waves be stayed" Thus
it lie, that after the storm of Presidential election
comes calm. and all is peace and harmony, from
Maine to Texas, and frem sea to sea
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Personal Intelligence.

Arrivals ct the Metrcpotan-non James Holsord
Montreal Hon. J III. Bxby Georgia; T. 2. Haincs
u A.. Charles NJ. Dupuy, Jr. Rondout; G. Il. Lord
Maine; ii d, Richards Miss II. 8, Favor, st. Johns
NB 9: kellogg, Mass; Or Stone, Bo,tsn; z. STIR
ling Ohio y 7. Sanford, Psnsviile; Anthony Segan
New Orleans X. @ Gsthmy, Philadelphia.
During The day yesterday, there upwards OF two
hundred departures from the Metropolitan Hotel, end
about half that number of arrivals Colonel Steptoe
u 8. A.; Colonel Gates U s. At Herr Catawzy, Russisn
legation were smone the number that left.
The Prince OF Nassau. brother 70 the rsgning Duke
Germany, and the Prince Of Wyede, are in this
city and are at the Union Place Hotel.
General franklin Pierce arrived in Boston The 10th
inst. snd took rooms at the fremont House.
At the Astor->J II. Atwood Philadephis j. G. Devc-
reux Salem; D ii Prrntice, Norwich; A. Roberts Boz
ton; W. Law. Norwich; Col. +. Adaml Baltimore;
Easter, st Louis Capt Lys, British Army, Canada;
Capt Bscas, Boston; A. H. Greene, Warrington; Hon.
W. G. Dawson, Georgia
At the American--K v. Rollins. phladeiphia; IT, VIII
kineon do L. L. oliver Boston; Edward Humphrey. Dc
W. X. Roberteon Lynohburg; J. Mullen Philadelphia;
J. Reynolds, do.
At che Howard-Hon. L. w. Clark, Michigan; NJ n.
Walcott. Bostou; j. Gould do; X b. Crippen Chits.
mango; j. Holmes, Providence A, H. Manchester do
j. Van Arsdalc Frankfort, KY l. heigs. Malone,
n. "; A. l.. Ackey Auburn; N NJ Eine, California; j.
L. Peabody Washington, and others.
Mr. Jomee, the novelist, yesterday left Washington for
Norfolk where he will commence the duties Of his occ
as British Consul for the State Of Virginia.
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TO THE EDIT OK OF THE NEW YORK HERAl

TO THE EDIT OK OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw York, Saturday evening, Nov. TO- 1852
sr-my attention has been called to the following par
agraph in the Erening Post Of to-day
Neaarua stock is still unsettled 1t 10 stated in the
street that Mr. merely stock job
bpg he having also before sold through lis
largely that to the Of his letter
Their this true the dispute has revealed
tenure for the rights and privileges claimed by the
pany."
This is another Of the many injurious reports which
have been started against by interested parties
have in my life owned single share of stock Of any
kind neither am now, nor have been, interested
directly indirectly in the stock Of the Nicaragua Tran
sit Company in that of any other company have no
broker nor do know any broker wish to characterize
the insnuatioA alluded to above as, under every
ceptation, false. am, sir truly yours.
J. DE AARCOLETA, Nicaraguan Minister
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21

WEBSTER OBsEouIEs AT PORTLAND, ME- The
funeral ceremonies in honor Of Mr. Webster in Portland
were performed on the 18th Inst The day was observed
with strctnes by the citizens The eulogy by President
Wood said TO have been excellent and discrimnat
Augusta and other prominent citizens Of the STATE
prssen and participated IN ths solemn exsisss u tss
L.y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-21

AMBITIOUS designs OF NATIONS England is now
seeking to annex Burmsh Russia, the Moldavian
provinces; France, more of northern Africa; the
United States either Caba or the northern part Of
Mexico and Prussia, slice from Switzerland.
Men with their millions do not hesitate to cheat
their bootblack out of . sixpence Why should
nations, governed by men, neglect the acquisition
Of more territory
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THANKSGIVING IN TIE UNITED srAsm.-f,u
STATES more or lees, sfier up thanks mex, Tbu,,y
pr the blessings shswered up.n them DURING -
pan year. What other nation on the faa. :, !, eo
earth has greater cause for thanlsgiyinx W.
have abundance Of evcrything-sood, sod ...,,.
and freedom. As@''n'
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE SESSION. = Hotel keep
ers boarding house keepers, gambling house keep
ers and all sorts of keepers, making extensive
arras gements in Washington for the coming session
II is the short and merry one.
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HE TRIANGULAR FIGnT There lie Just now nm
interesting fight in this city, between the hard sbs
,softshel, and barnburner democrats for the spoil.
why not admit reporters to the caucuses7
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GREAT DAY IN FRANCE The second of Deem
berthe anniversary Of AusssIlisz, the empire Of
the elder Napoleon. and the comp d'etat of Louis
NapoleOn--and the day fixed for the declaration Of
the lew empire
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DELAWARE COLLEGE The fifty thousand dollars
for the endowment Of Delaware College has all been sub
rcrbed and mainly In Delaware itself. Profcssorhip
az Agriculture has been endowed ai VIII iDto opsg
on the present winter This Ia MS should be Students
baye long Learned sorJrt l. time thsy should be taught
tl!pyp,
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WHERE ARE THE POLICE 7-Burglaries are quite
numerous In the city, now s-nighs. Where are Nh.
police
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at seventy dcllars; an9 the bait Of the twenty dol
lars profit plunges him .ttil deeper in the mire.
when he had been cheated three or four times, in
the most glazing manner, she began to think he
wac imposed upon," and the impression was con-
frmed by bis companion offering " to bet with him
on the Sabbath" His spprehensions, however, did
not stand in the way Of his enterprise Seeing. as
he fsrcsd, an opportunity Of ipgeniousy "letting
in" bysfahder to the tune Of four huudred dollars,
by means 81 bet, be invests two hundred dollars
in the operation, aEd is oree more cheated, as he
deserved
Inthe first we have related toe greennes ofthe
"eldery gentleman" is the only noticeable feature
be 10, We fancy rather variety of our species
in the present day In the two last cases. the dupes
were led into the scIape through their own covet
ouspe;s They fa1ced they were going to make
money; ard without rejecting on the legitimacy Of
the operation, its strict moral rec.iude TO wards
those with whom they were dealing. plunged hesd.
lorg into The trap laid for them Rogues and Peter
Funks understand human nature well. They know
that they have but small chance Of success with
men ct high principle They aim lower, and catch
men of ensy conscience ard thirsty pockets. II
people wonld Only be content with earning an
honest livelihood in legitimate way Of business
Peter Funk shops would soon he closed.
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the Lew empire

THE SIGNAL LIGHT ON THE MoRo,--Was it ths
anticipation Of the lone star Of Cuba
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Note from MIR. MnrcOIcta.

FIGURES OF SPEECH Tho official election re
turns.
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SNow.-The Hclderbcrgs are white with NOW In
some places 30 are the Catskis Most OF ths tall bumps
on the Uranium old dame Nature In these regions
saowcsv..d SO .n.cr Il q. kars In tn. Motherhood
Of Buffalo and Rochester the sl.ghDs VS. "reepesta
bic en- Tussday the STOW being several nch~ IN dep'h
.aLrnH Reg ster Nop. ~
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~ tgIcAns The tomb stones
- S'-Ls-a, 700, 49, T.Le.yy
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Mitchell in Fifth street was entered the same night
This requires the special attention Of the city authorities
and juftfes demand Of Where the night patrol 20
Where are the police after shutdown! n
LECTURE ny THOMAS FRArcIs MEAeHEn The gifted
and eloquent Irish exile, Thomas Francis Meagher whose
upon Australia Thursday evening next the 25th Of
November, at Metropolitan Hall pursuant to requs
ton Of number Of leading citizens including Mayor
Kingsland 1t is hardly necessary to say that such leo
ture from Mr. Mesgher who has resided In Australia and
Is possessed Of such powers Of description will be in.
teresipg in the highest degree and have doubt 1t
will attract crowded audience.
THE WEATHER, from early yesterday morning. was
very pleasant The shons out clear, with light
shifting breeze The thermometer at the Herald building
46K'. The night came chilly. Sky clear, with ap
pearance of pleasant morning.
ExrRrMEs WILL Mvrr-A REMARKABLE sIcHr.--An ex-
traordnary sight which caused much funny remark and
ssggested some reflection in William street at
seven o'clock yesterday morning 1t appears that large
owl had either become tired of complaining to the
MOON disturbed in It's ancient solitary reign
that It determined to fly from the "ivy mantled tower
for ever 1t was bold owl and acted up to Its deter
mination IL few To this city, the busiest haunt Of
men. and where did 1t aght! Upon the top Of tele.
graph pole There 1t percbed during the morning, the
owl looked very stad and solemn, but the spectators
thought him in the petition he had taken up the pureet
specimen Of an old foge" which they had seen since
election day lie secured by some boys after much
e1ertion.
Fmr CoMrANr's DALL-The eleventh annual ball Of
the Clinton fDs Engine Company No II. will take place
Iuctuay next nlBa spifit ol tutn
and the arrangements making by the eonmittee,
this promises 70 be Of the most attractive balls OF the
season. Sheltons basd is already engaged
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER GoNE.-BernaId Harrigan,
soldier Of the Fret Regiment Of the New York
Company f. died few days since 1t Will be seen nom an
advertisement in another place that Major pyckmsn and
the renasng associates Of the deceased VIII attend hs
funeral 70 day. at h.l past twelve o'ciook.
TIE Nrw Yopx NORM WEsrEnN DIsrENsARr-We
have received copy Of the Act OF Insrporation and
DvIswsu of the associate members and managers OF
ths new charitable institution for the relief OF the tck
poor The bylaws are very comprehensive, and the
nsocaton IL in strict conformity with the act Of the
legislature The Dispensary Is located ct No Sl1 Eighth
third door above Thirty seventh street Tie
vices Of eminent physicians and surgeons are engaged
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Theatrical and Musical.

Democratic gain since 1S4S.. ................
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never witnessed In the governments OF the old
world! 1t arises partly from the nature Of fres
institutionstheg general happiness and the equality
enjoyed under their protection and the consequent
willingness Of the sovereign people to support the
laws, no matter by whom administered partly
from the superior intelligence Of Americans, and
the universal diffusion Of education among all
classes and conditions Of the community. 1t is not
the mere fact Of the government being republic
and that republic the best ever yet devised by hu-
man wisdom-that generates these conservative
qualities in the peoples but il is the natural instinct
of self preservation directed by intelligence-shs
practical judgment transmitted from their ancestors,
and preserved by the common schools and thS cheap
newspapers, the great instructors Of the age.
The Mexicans have adopted orr federal sonsNtu-
ton as their msdel, and copied it with great de-
gree Of ascuracy but, though they borrowed the lss
ter, they have never yet been able to create the
spirit and the which gave II life, and Mexico
is still weak and embarrassed, alternately the vc
tim Of anarchy and the slave OF military dcspotisn.
The constitution Of the United States, ae has boon
well observed by m able writer, is like those sx
quisite productions OF human industry, which
ensure wealth and teaown to their inventors
Nut which are proftless in any other hands
lie French, from their imprsc!icability, and
the want Of education among the masses, are
unht II republican institutions, and it is question
sois wheher any nation In Europe is as yet ripe
.Ol ene ocuplex form Of government which has
pio'eu 80 suctsssful In the United States From It's
Wy A.'uie II Pf~mpposes high degree o. intelli-
sono0 !" .ne governed, for there Is no physical
power tne possession Of the executive 10 enforce
sn anViihng obedience. It IL a system of conpro-
pises-s voluntary union, whose ,aisf b,ud c,ase.s
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Advertising.

At the mention ofthis word many will imagine that
we recommend the custom of Advertising from inter-
cstcj pccunary motives. Certainly we do-and why
not? tits useless to deny that this principle actuatcs
mankind in every phase in which it possible to view
human character It is proper that to- certain extent
it should be so-Aot carried to an inordlnatc degree
The point is settled that scntcrcst is the great moving
prnciple Of the world The mighty fucrum and lever
employed by the "orco Of circumstances in the DUST
ness Of life The only perpetual motion ever yet Ills
covered is scfintercst. The Alpha and Omega anu
will be so as long as time shall last.
The age in which we live is advertising one, anu
we are obliged from the force Of circumstances 70
employ this means, or else fare badly. In one Oh our
exchanges nhc Macon Georgia Telegraph, most cX-
cccnt papcr) We ind the following ideas on advcrts-
nr. "If there is any one matter moro than another
saws the n O. Picayunc that should convince man lie
is not fit for business it is the possibility OF his careless
ness in neglccting to advertise When man can lor-
get advertising let him shutup shop. Mcnof all trades
and professions should take advantage advertisements
to make their merits and wares, known TO the world
How much benefit might accrue to themselves and
publishers generally? Lawyers authors and artists
are in this particular too modest Our worthy disciples
OF Galcn make no bones Of telling the world tho virtue
of their medicine Day 4 Martin might have lived and
died in pcnury unknown had they not themselves sung
tAe praises ofthcir unequallcd backing