New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

c. ~.. est.bliied long and BY dnt Of me
hb q, the city merchants and country newspapers
ard we hope beneficial 10 himset
From the ssco Unioa.
Pslmsrs plan OF newspaper agency Tor Advertising
and sub.crrous deserving Of patronage both ton me
uuhlic and from the country presI Mr. Palmer has sc'ed
~ b 6Setv and promprness We chs. accept Of siver-
other agencies in 'nd Boston,
o havins the BENEFITS OF his plan iaaen by any
ore who may have surrepto.y availes himself OF the
forms and arrangements Of Mr. p in the establishment
Of similar agency.
From the Morre,o-n Jer.eyaas.
v 3. palmer, Tribune Bun d'ngs Is our oniy agent "a
Nev-York We make this nent IN answer to seve-
raj applications for that purpose.
From the Loui.-le Democrat
V. B. pALNER's AGENcy.-Mr Palmer has. by dint OF
rres energy and and indeatasabe industry succeeded IN
organizing this agency and accomplishing BY means OF II
objects ast deemed altogether chimercsl when wa.
first conneneed tbs success has raised up nna Der OF
imfaic Who advertise newspaper agencies IN the
Ess'ern cities MIR Palmer Is corrected with any
Of these Having the unlimited confidence IN his ca
racty AID integrity. he fully authorized TO MAKE oil ne
contracts sent for this paper We wisa 10 DC
distinctly urdersd nst have no other Agent In any OK
the cities of NeYor Philadelphia Boston ana thai oil
inquiries relative uch coming from these cit,e
although directed to ourselves will be referred 70 MS
agency.
The establishment of PALMER IS one OF great conVe
pience to tee rabc Through this agency ana
others readily and with comparatively no trouble "a
in the papers Of part Of the United states Ia
fact Mr. Palner establishment: exte sivc sdversnsis
of Union there collected together and ADVERTISERS
NAV there al once ascertain the and sl other informal
zion determine when aud IN wnat papers 10
insert then advertisements.
From The Boston Chronotypc
ADVERTISING AGENCY.-Steam, and iron rails ana wires
snost annihsting space and time but by no means dnn
lshins population require modes OF dong business
Formerly trademan looked for customers only In MS own
geographical circle Now If he has excellence IN ms Trade
be NAV have customers thousand miles from MINI VINO may
receive his fresh and glosy from ms hands Nesay
he NAV have This depend upon his aoly 10 spread
the KNOWLEDGE Of his excellence the whole steam ccu
Of the country II he tnd means 10 spread tne
knowledge of his business other town aud city OF
the country well his own he will certainly receive pa
fronage, If he deserves it.
In seeking to make known his business a man will Of
course turn 10 the Press But the Press is IN very demo
cratic condition There half dozen, that
circulate everywhere As to the of the country each
County town has its own Pres or Presses to which
alone its people look for information The labor and expense
of merely transmitting advertisements TO large number Of
journals pervade ell parts OF the country wo1d IT.
self probably be far than the cost Of advertising There
10 wanting rather there wanting. common syGem
uniting al the presses that If in Boston
wishes 20 advertise hundred of the leading OF
the country he could do with the certainty and ac
ty with which he transmits DRAFT to New-York
The Newspaper Advertising Agency OF Mr.. V. b. Palmer
look upon Just this thing You have only to step into
his Office with notice which you wish 10 have given to the
people Of the United Stats and is done Mr. Palmer has
the machinery all ready do It, Machinery which might
be your interest build for your own business If 1t
did not exist but which it would cost you thousand times
build than will to pay for the OF Mr. Paimer
should not devoted much space to this matter II
did consider Of the great public Improvements
of the day and wha tending against monopoly OF he
power Of the Press lsvorng the local papers and thereby
preserving the democratic character of the Institution In
this it 10 a coworker with the Lightning Telegraph