New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

every day. His expenses must be arre-yetls
q be goes hope there Is Lothins wrong about Tev,s
THIN look q. the money h, spends for sdyernsinr NY
iha enough to ruin any man. don't care how iieh -
have been IN business ~ thirty yetrs and cant $500
OF these things Would look well taking my viz, -
70 Newport and staying Oh -Ts sht weeks ie.ht -
indeed sent her cheap exeurson-but eogh &c
myself can't sfod it don't take in money enoa.A,p
n And then 70 4 speed his money igst % 80
PIE see his baIne in the papersDd sending cAas All ~
ell about the county. Iewksbury beeds freely foy M.
iy, mutt eonies Tioy dou't catch thx IN, -
how * don't 10 40 goods got % Ofcsrds aad ban. -
ed tive years ans there they in tbs desk nor.
body ever calls for them. Auo then advert sd far ~
in auewspapeT- money thrown swAy-~as,ed, Tswt.sa
Is ioo' and re must fail socnsT or later Ion sorry if ~
he was naturally clever fellow. Il must cos him -
to advertise than al ~ moaey lake wish sons1J
would buy out trade Is 50 du'~
All he said about Tewksbusy wS true enough with a,
sght exception that Tewksoury In danger % Gs~
The very thing that Pegkus thousat woad fail lin -.
that which Kept him NJ lie began blsiness with n-A
but his brsns-he lCt tho people understand WHARF \.
and what he hsd got 20 give them for their aoaey a. ~
Got ", OF which l. constsnfly incr-.sio -
kins lbs bus business ust ssi his old died e.
went oH-he took steps 20 get ne ard IA. -
that he = Just yiis upon xhs h. .as t.ss
years lie had Be eT shat Up bis shop ihsn Try % -
ia n ese times without sdyr sDs Reedcr you l.
ing II the tracks Of sad Perkins, liy0g are sits
shut up your shop or uich into this great pahif "a.
6ont do the latter your creditors viii pitch nta you ~
shut yOuup. Boston Daily Nal
ADvERrIsING-IfGny ona wishes TO learn the t'as PA
losophy OF Advertising and 10 ascertain the iaeaasbe
vaptsges resulting from It. advise him % call On Oaf ss1
v b. PALMER who will ogcn bis eyes 20 It's beGeSs al
give him all necessary Information on the subject "
PALMER has long made tins branch Of education study ~
the whole subject IS familiar - him. We venture Ia
opinion that any who calls upon Mr. PALMER viii ~
ideas upon this 1nt subject such he
think strange he hsd thought Of before. Inc w
matter simple enough but yet the people wsr
ig, u because they have not 10 Il that caDx
emcn It's importance demands 4 revolution Ia advertt
Ing IA yet 20 take place and when Il does the peore viii y
surnrised that IL die not Bosi0a Daily Md
Y. r. PALMiR'S NEWsPAPER ACENCY.-rhis old "a a
hshed Agency continues enjoy the full confidence OF u.
press and the pa ic Whatever is intrGsted to Mi n
his agents promptly attended To- aud A. the Frees unts
very great obligations 20 III hapyy 20 Know ts
he enjoying the unlimited confidence, he deserves ~
good wiihes of those hom he has oug and futha
served ALBANY Evening Journal
To such Of c0tsmrours hsv- secarss
the services Of advertising Ia New YORK Goa,
nerd the old and weles shh,h,d agency OF Nr V. a
PALMER in the Tribune Buildings His business rslatoss
extend TO nearly the entire press Of the country, ard IL
promptitde with which his accounts ALWAYS adju
has secured for him the confidence OF those who have
transactions with him. Mr. Palmer also has
ton and Philadelphia. Suialo Courier.
The business Of advertising is imperfrctly understood
merchants generally Mr. PANCRs great experiences sd
extensive agency ensble him give very mpO an and
liable Suggestions in these matters 70 all who may favor h
with interview The subject, presented by him,
tAiny worthy the attention OF all persons
In active business.
From ntim ate acquaintance with Mr. PALMER, we ~
prepared that business connected with the Agencies
vi ich he sdyertse will be both promptly and honorable
transacted In the matter Of Newspaper Agerces he h
reduced the business such admirable system that u
psities hardly fail to he satisfied IN Y Daily Tribune