New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07

,e.hns the buhbls reputation" for themselves or pr
ware. the very man who can aeeomodate 'nsua with
Gu, drawing TOO hesEily On their purses
Prom he ye~ Yort Day Tnbans,
ADVERTISING Extensive sdyer;iHnS, On The part Of
,hose who really posses superior @ FOR doing business
of the moot important iDst nentAes whereby
reurafion IA % b efectad ne merchant who has the
near. Of doing business and knows how TO advertise can
never expend too much een And By means Of the sys
ten Of ecn0int adye ng devised and rendered pracca
BE By Mr " B. Palmer through hs Newspsper Agency the
,xpense 70 each advertiser immensely reduced without
depriyfns The journals employed Of their fair reward
bunes learn through this agency u hlt journals
% advertise In 20 reach effectively aid chesyy the
wherein bis trade may be extended This agency, which
M Palmer has been several years patiently employed IA
building up shy deserves the united and energetic snp-
prove highly beneficial. dozen different agencies co1d
not them half the good that one may If generally sup
ported -vS.,-
~ v Palmer, ESQ the celebrated Newspaper Agent
town yesterday afternoon he looked IN upon rs Ia
business way and he IS all o1siness fine spec men Of
svsreatic, calculating business Few men, II any, ia
this country understand the newspaper business better than
he Mr. Las built up an extensive and profitable
burnes peculiarly hs He Is the agent almost EeTy
newspaper ofsny importance In the country and collects
advertisement them, purchases materials settles bills SC
He preserves es studies localities gets good idea OF the
business the vicinity Of each Newspaper and then gives
be nsrehants IN he pTncpa cities lust slch formation az
bev need He can tel New York Boston Phi pha
merchant which country paper II would be Tor their adyt1
ts-e advertise II the merchant deals IN any particular
branch OF dry goods he tell where the best country
ket M and Of harda and fancy goods or any other
article Of merchandise He tell the OF the best ns~s-
and throws shilling into the hands OF the pubfslers
The merchants the cities leaning this and they give
him large business which he finds is rapidly Increasing
"AdyeTtiSns" says Mr. Palmer is the great lever OF
reces with the merchant" He gives illustrations by hun
oreds Of in which firms OF moderate business and
comparatively unknown, have resolved 20 expeud 49, s
OF AZ eco and in some high $1,000 year IN
adreyhag Their business at rushed up to point OF
urosoety never known % them before and in few
he ropretors retired on p7incely fortune. This IS All
natural enouEh-En reasonable enough" says Mr. Palmer
.e Nswraners aiye the public far and near every dav
NAL
49, he ewes Of IN coo nerS1ns directly noon his store and
k Of yoS and by doing 80 ne cannot fail increase his
sales 10 enormous extent why continued Mr..
Palmer this matter is not vet fully understood, bat
dealers throughout lie cOuntsy getting awake % the
subject and it will not Be long before the merchant will az
thnk Of taking journey IN car without an engine az
zng Ever body that all who into the Advertising
plan extensively succeed while most others Who do not take
this advantage grope along far in the rear"
Success to Y Palmer and his grand Agency enterprise
His principal offices are-Tnbune Buildings New-York;
scolsys Building. Boston, Third and Chestnuists Phla'
delphia.
From he o-veso Palladium.
~ From and after this date wish 1t distinctly under
stood that Mr. V b Psneris our sole agent IN New OK
city procuring advertisements and subscriptions for this
paper All other persons pretending to act in the capacity
agents in that city, in Boston, Philadelphia and Balti
more acting without authority. and attention will be
paid to any order coming through them Mr. PameTs
cy was established e. long ago l8 and BY dnt Of the
n1cs unng Industry he has succeeded in making highly
useful both the city merchants and country newspapers
and we hope beneficial to himself
v r. Planners plan OF newspaper agency for advertising
and subscriptions is deserving Of patronage, both from the
Tor the mon for Eve years and bear willing testimony
20 his fidelity and prOmpness We shall accept OF no adVer
ysements om any other AGENCIES IN New ork and bos.9o
and feel bound protect Mr. Palmer as much as possible
from having the benefits Of his plan taken from him by any
Who may have sureptously ayaled himself OF the
forms and arrangements Of M Palmer, IN the establishment
OF similar agency
From The Mora.-ovn Jer.eymaH
v. B. PALMER, Tribune Bui dings, our only agent IN
NewYork We make this announcement in anwerto seye-
raj applications for that purpose.
From the rou..v'l s Democrat.
V. y. PALNERs AGENCY.-Mr. Palmer has by dint OF
great energy and and ndefaagbe industry seeded IN
Organizing this agency and accomplishing by means OF II
objects that deemed altogether chmenca when was
first commenced his success mas raised up NUMBER 81
imtstors who advertise newspaper agencies IN the
Ess,en cities Mr. Palmer IS no way connected with any
of these Having the most unlimited conhdfn nee IN ms ca
pacy and integrity he fully authorized 70 make all ne
cesssy agent for this paper We wish 1t be
distinctly ur terstood that have other any Of
the cities OF NewYork Philadelphia or Boston, and that all
inquiries relative such contracts coming from these cities
although directed 70 ourselves, will he referred to his
agency.
The establishment OF " B. PALMER is Of great conve.
others can readily and with comparatively no trouble, ad-
verse in the papers OF any part OF the mled states In
fact al Mr. Palers establishment extensive advertising
reduced regular system The newspapers from all parts
the Union there collected together and advertisers
there ascertain the terms and all other nona
ton necessary determine when and in what papers to
insert their advertisements
lfronotFpr.
ADVERTISING AGENCY-SteaIn ana iron rails and wires,
almost anniating space and time, bat by means dmtn
ishing population require modes Of doing business
Formerly tradesnan looked for customers only in his own
geographical circle Now il be has excellence IN his trade,
he may have thousand miles from him. who may
receive his fresh and glossy from his hands We say
he may have Th. may depend upoa his ability to spread
the knowledge Of his excellence the whole crcu-
laon of the country If he find 10 spread the
KNOWLEDGE Of his business every other town and city OF
the country well his own he will certainly receive pa
trunage if he deseTyesit. 80
In seeking to make known his business man Will OF
course turn 10 tie Press But the Press Is IN very demo-
cratic condition There half Dozen papers that
circulate everywhere As 10 the Of the country each
Comfy or large town has its Press Presses b which
alone lie people look for information The labor and expense
or merely transmitting advertisements % large number OF
Tnals 40 "a 20 pervade all parts OF the country would It
sf hsby far than the cost OF advertising There
IL wanting or rather there wanting common sysem,
Noting ali the presses one, thar u man IN Boston
wishes 10 advertise IN hundred OF the leading papers OF
The country he could do il with the same certainty and iac
itv with which he transmits draft 10 New-fork
The Newspaper Advertising Agency OF Mr. v b. faIner
we look upon as Just this thing Yol have only 20 step INTO
his office with notice which yOu wish T. have gwen 70 the
neonle of the United States and Il Is done Mr Palmer mas
Inc machinery all ready do IT, Machinery which u might
he for yeur interest build Just for your own business II
did not xst but which would cost thousand times
49, ~ bnid Than II will 20 paw for the of Mr. PameTs
We bond not have devoted much space 10 this matter
w., ala NOT it one the great public Improvements
of the dav and wha tending against monopoly OF the
nvey 81 the Press vonng the local papers and thereby
resevinr the democratic character OF the institution In
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