New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
palmer's Golnmn.
DALMER's AMERICAN NEWsPA.

III VALuuEIl - huCIllIhN I'VE w Oh "a
IL PER AGENCY-HOrsce, the Roman poet speak,
with contempt OF imitators and calls them serye herd
Yet though not the highest order OF human Intelligence
these fulfill their pant in the business Of the World
Nsthng a1e in vain lutators form test by which
you may Judge the value OF any novelty 1--we see crowd
Of natos about any thing may be sure there s9ne-
the let the people know thst shoa OF hsh IL under
meath or IS srsws and other Light tbns CARED along b
without helping the stream IN the least or incTeasns in
volume.
live want any assurance which we do not-that our
system Of advertising admiTabls and going ahead
prosperousy should find it n the fact that several
have htched themselves 10 plan, and mAch
ing along road which they have wit enough 70 perceive
must lead in the end If properly followed 70 SUCCESS
though whether may lead them 10 quite another
question But the field is broad one, aud they will have
who merit it-accordiDg to Lord Nelson's motto
fSf the last zen we nave oeen oang plan ana
OILY make the eredaee u system sufficient We
wish TO saJ tha ours has no connection With any others Who
advertise newspaper agencies in the Northern States Our
facilities for doing all that profess in the line that
have struck out lie in the number and character Of the pa
pers which have condsd to us the exclusive agency en-
bscDg the best and most widely circulated journals Of the
cities and towns in the various parts Of the Countrywide
system and regularity with which business donetbe
experience Of yesD which have had Of the method Of
carrying knowledge Of the peculiar character ana
vaD OF the several districts OF country and the consequent
with which meet the wishes and consult mo
interests Of advertising friends. We know that tho
and appliances Of business are beyond al eomp
get along and earnestly directed to the benefit 81 the
business public This system Of IL Dot altogether ma
in IL and do that strong pztsrns einz which oth'
ers supposed do merely for the sake OF the net pro-
ceeds We do why should not have the sSdas-
ton 90 every citizen OF state Of doing some
thing 10 serve IT, In his day and genesiionsomcthng by
vbch people may remember him when he has gone away
10 answer the Gdreytsemeat which every man bound TO
notice A though not great 10 estimation
IS Fourier the Fr.nchmaD, DO not see why We aso
should ny and leave mark upon the industrial pro-
rress Of our native country.
PROPER MODE OF ADVERTISING.
There are siwsystgo ways OF doing things light one
and q and good hisg 10 itself may be turned
from s purpose BY the mode In which h is applied TINS
10 the case with advertising well a. with moSs thing
For want Of judgment In the choice " them some mod
advertising nearly bad at all There are those
who advise their friends " advertise bat are not capable OF
showing h0tc. book lately written, with the titls
How 10 Observe another could also b. written 20 show
hor 20 ddreytife Advertising is very good; and eating
But II any induces you 70 ca, without judgment OF
measure be may bring you to be black the face and to The
verge Of asphyxis
IL 10 desire AMI duty not merely 70 lead people 10 Cd
vertise but TO DO properly aad dde.ey Being prsc-
esly acquainted with the skset shall lot advise msa