The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-07-22
TALKING ON BUSINESS, the Boston Bee SEN


"The way to do business, keep up with
the times, andbe somebody, is to advertise.
And, as a matter of course, the way TO run e
behind hand, sink into obsoletism, and be S
nobody, Is not to advertise. The logic Of b
both propositions is straight and legitimate. g
"The man in these days who supposes he I
can get along without putting his sign in the :
newspapers, will wake up one Of these fine 1
mornings and find himself the victim ofa big ]
mistake. The matter Of advertising is no He
longer all experiment, but a tried fact; just
so as the pIainest thing in mathe- !
matcs. IIewho supposes that the world will
hunt him upwhen buried shadows, while !
others are tasling out in the broad sunlight
has yet to learn the rudiments of success,
penetrate the wind ofvictory.
'The more publicity a business has, the
more it is put into peoples eyes and ears,
the better it will be for the man doing it.
Hence in the best regulated and largest for
tune making establishments there is set apart
certain amount, for advertising, just as
much as for paying bills and meeting notes.
1t is rightly considered one of the necessities
ora successful trade. 70 try to do without
would be almost equivalent to having no
stock.
"Advertisc, if you want business, and
don't ifyou wish to avoid it. The receipt
is never failing one" ...
US. SENAToR.-Wo understand that
Gov. Powell has appointed David Merriweth-
er, ESQ.,, Senator in Congress to fill the va
cancy accustomed by the death Of Henry Clay,
viz: until the first day of September next, at
which time Mr. Dxon's election takes ef-
feet ......--.. ...
MISSISSIPPI. The jackson Flag of the
Union, the Vicksburgh Wing, the Natchez
Courier, the Brandon Republican, and u
number of other Journals which lately sup
ported the Union party in Mississippi, now
display the names of Scott and Graham at
the head of their editorial columns.
CAMpAIGN PApERs.-E campaign
papers are published at the Tribune Office
and Times Office in New York, and the "Sig-
nal" published by Gideon at Washington
will prove valuable help to those who wish
to Keep posteh up. ....
The WHEAT Cnop IN MARYLAND.-It ap-
pears from all accounts that the wheat crop
in this State will afford larger yield than
has generally been expected. The Anna
polls Republican st ties that the wheat on
South, Rhode and West Rivers in Anne
Arundel county, has been remarkably good,
with the exception ofn few farms which were
injured by the army worm.
y The Rockville Journal says the farmers in
: that county have generally finished their
| wheat harvest. The crop is fair one. Corn
looks very we'll, and is growing fine, consid-
f cring the dryuess Of the season. Oats and
potatoes are suffering ior rain,--Rdt. Sun.
: STATISTICS OF IA8fRTA.-- The Missionary
Magazine for July, among other statistics o
Liberia, states the Inhabitants at 800
I 900, am ohg whom nh2ut 1000 may be regar
G lei us civilized. There ure m)rc thyn 2,0U(
.tommunicauts in the Christian churches
n more than 800 children in Sabbath school
- and 1900 in day schools. COMMUNICATE
y in the missions on the Gold Coast about lC
0OO.--Attendants at day schools in the sam
Is about / 900. Funds have been raised in tn
Il / UUlLcu- 0LdIpS LOT CuuCulltH W LllS uHlpuAi
= of fifty thousand dollars.
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Sc CoNYrcrlcUT.-T Wings of HartfOr
il had u tremendous gathering at the ratilict
a. tiou meeting last week The Hartford COul
s. daisays of it, that it was gathering Whlc
al will not be soon forgotten-an opening
ch the campaign which must cheer and anima
l. our brethren in other parts of the State, al
by ncitc them to unite with us in efforts whit
as viii result in giving the electoral vote OF tn
to State to the Wing nominees, by an old ias
I'm ioied Wig majority
o@ o, MILWAUKEE, BRIcK.-M Milwaukee brick a
NV the best as we'll as best looking in the coul
hee try, their light drab color being admired
- every body who visits that city. Sever
fronts in Chicago are built of these supcri
m brick and the Sentinel states that an ord
de for so 900 has Just been filled to goto Bufla
of to be put in a splendid dwelling house in t
iaJ upper part of Main street, in that city.
i've PROFITABLE AuTHoRsHrP.-The Bost
ats Traveller states that Msssrs Jewctt & {
maid Mrs. Stowe on the 18th, the sum Of $
.I 300 as her copyright premium on TIN
'"' months sales of Uncle Toms Cabin. 1
Traveller says that it is the largest sun
tr. money ever received by any author, cit
American or European, from the actual sa
'er- of single work in so short period OF til
ring -------...- W. m
,rsc DREADFUL ACCIDENT on THE FIFTH AT L
'"'0 RIVERS. .-Sir persons kiHcd.-We learn
was a letter received by Draa d Heinrich, in
o. city, from Two Rivers, that on the 9th il
was during the celebration at that place, a c
non. Of powder exploded, woundlhg severely 81
r. sixteen persons, six ofwhom had died on
wi wi 6th inst, the date of our nlOrmants letter
lhe lMihcduiee Sen.
tate. - ,-.,-z.n Ivoro6ro+ 20 le
INIT that the locomotive in coming from New
some to Zanesvlle was thrown from the track
gull running over COW. The trains attac
were also thrown of, and rolled over, br'
ling the leg of, and otherwise bruising
eacer breakman, Mr.. james Harper. Others v
ews. considerably but not dangerously injure
:, Gainesville Gd,et
any TnE Press IN FRANCE. Notice has
G,sos been renewed to the press in France
tha writer's signature must be attache
anu every published article, or the penalties
Wig inflicted upon the proprietors. The b
.. sells Emancputeur has been stopped a
French post office, because it containo
ATEs' ports of the proceedings of the Chunc
t the State.
IS, at GRAND MASS CONVENTION OF THE Fri
ed OF OF GEN. ScoTT.--lt is suggested by
) and Providence Journal, that grand Mass n
s en- inU of the friends of Gen. Scott be he