New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

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~ 40 at a. euriCY r. PsinER became L cer.sif
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pIiHs'or WHO - ne p.sa wlisa ne nas rstaiee,
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q beayi1e. Now Il re soidca tine. MAXI NoSEY SOW
Iefo7s "ihere ls sir Rosaoal' Ia hraed" ..,-..,
sYsTENATlc ADyERTaNC-Ihe hsmlln lJa nss, .ss
B,.,cs, tbpsS - Justice 20 Nj Palmer, the pioneer a..
Zine 1.st ent.rpss Of bhngns the sdys1iass'
ne sed rnethodics advertising troug ~
~ bone % men Of business in all 'i W. psy Tribune
-, er,,rr Ct egtLlxg-volDey B. Palmer, same year
tso sleA utT Al the came time furnish him with
Iesoo o. bs Iabors Since time, with uncesng as
Scsity sio snS through good report-squasd 10 to
e1tv Of urpose by Only great theOnst OF LIE day
"ansy dn s s. come oy, Whitney while Palmer IS in
,hs nI tide Of successful ment He has In come 90
ssee brought into subsection the gr,et pInePe ne 1 90
yspsd 70 q ntro- WELDING the Hlsby engine Vi Vos
a. The ben,ftof any ard all who may have suh;enthsht .
require us Many nan has already oeen nsae
In through his iugtumenty, and many more are yet 70
GLOW Tie woIs is but bes1nthe mighty system Is bot
rstsly in operation But the day VII soon come when
man viii "A readily think Of walking without feet or working
without hands Of success without edysrnng sucn
the inevitable Of things and in few yea3 not one
from the greatest wholesaler OF the greatest city 70 the small
80 retailer Of the smallest town ahording newspaper VIII
M 10 see IT, ind is for those 0o seize ne goden
AaA Of oyJortuHy ho take The tide Of fortune at ~ food
ho s,le time bg the foreLook start noic and pn me Yooi
saen oe d0tCry Regbor' are beginning TO tax about
Ne have mentioned Mr. PALMER the chief champion Of
sysen ATTIC Advertising We bad the pleasure OF making his
.cnqantsnce fall He unded his system and his plans
60 ~ and we must say have He
10 thorough business keen calculator and wths per.
cty honest a. well enthusiastic in his aims Others
seep the rrze ahead and endesyOed 10 Oveneach him
INT the wisdom which planned sufficient 10 perfect ard
he has put all competition at bay
Ma PERKINS PERPLExED-" can't see howitis There's
TeW ksbufy he's been of assn-down 70 Newport with h'
wife two children and servant Where under heaven he
sets money spend in this way is Than can tell he
hadn't when he began, five years ago Look him
NOVELTIES ont OF town. keeps horse, drives In and out
".
he Roes hone there is nothing wrong about Tewksbuy
Then look at the money he spends for advertising Why
that enough TO ruin man, don't care now fch ne 10
have been 10 business or thirty years and can't afford
pfthese things Wouldn't look well taking my VIE dowr
tokewpor and staying there eight weeks iIesht week
myself can't afford t-dont take in money enough TO d.
IT. And then TO man spend his money just TO let PEG
pe see his name the pspersend sending cards and bill
all about the country. Tewksbury bleeds freely for bis van
now 1t don't do good got lot ofcads and bills print
ed Ave years there they In the desk No
body calls for them And then advertised four week.
m snewspaper- money thrown sway-was,ed Tewkseur>
n fool and he must fail sooner OF later m sory tor him
he naturally clever fellow 1t must cost him noIs
10 advertise than al the money take! wish somebod
would buy me Out-trsde Is so dull
All he said about Tewksbury true enough With the
sht exception that Tewksb1ry danger Of falling
The yeTy thing that Perkins thought would fail him, W.
that which Kept him up. He began business with nothing
and what he had give them for their money and he
got gra oftrade which is constantly increasing Per
kins bis business his old customers died o6
of-he TOOK steps 10 get ones and the
sequence that he Is just living upon what he made twenty
year, ago lie had better shut bis shop than try live
IN thee times without advertising Reader are you follow
Ing In the tracks Of friend PeIknsl II you are either
shut up your shop pitch into this great pubci you
don't do the latter your creditors WI pitch into yen and
shut you up. IBoston Daily Mail
ADyrRrsiNc-ifsny ons wishes to learn the true Phi.
ksophy Of AdvetsDg and 10 ascertain the acacuabe ad
vantages resulting from H. advise him 20 call on our friend
siye him Eli necessary inorn.ton on the subject MI
fALhTR has Ions made this branch Of education study and
opinion any who calls upon Mr. PALMER vii get
ideas upon this important subject such he
think strange he had thought OF before The whole
matter simple enough but yet the people are somewhat
OF because they have not gveo 20 10 that oonsd
GRAFTON its importance demands revolution In sdvertis
yet take place. snd when 1t does the people will be
surprised that IL did not sooner Boston Daily Mail
PAIMIR's NEwsPAPER AGEscy.-This old eslsb-
hed Agency continues 10 enjoy the full confidence OF the
press and the public. Whatever 10 Entrusted TO MIR r. OF
HIS agents promptly attended to- and as the Press under
very great obligations him, happy 70 know thai
he u enjoying the unlimited confidence, he deserves the
sood wsLes Of those whom he has long and faithfully
, served Albany Evening Journal
To such OF country cotemDoraes have secured
abe OF advertising In New York
mend the old and welles'ablished agency OF Mr. v X.
PALMER, In the Tribune Buildings His business relations
extend nearly the entire press Of the country, and the
promptitude with which his accounts always adjusted
has secured for him the confidence OF those who have had
transactions with him. Mr. Palmer also has agencies In Bos
ton and Philadelphia Buffalo Courier.
The business Of advertising is imperfecy understood by
merchants generally Mr. PALMERs great experience and
extensive agency enable him TO very important aud val
liable suggestions In these matters TO all who favor him
with an interview The subject presented by him. 10
certainly worthy the serious attention Of all persons engaged
IN active business
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. PALMER,
prepared that business connected with the Agencies
which he sdverses will be both promptly aud honoraby
transacted In the Of Newspaper Agencies he has
reduced the business such admirable system that all
parties can hardly fail 10 be satisfied ~ Daily Tribune