New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
11almer's Column.
From the Providence Post
XXTE like TO cav q GOOD word for man

w of undoubted enterprise, whether know the
number ohis children and the color Of his wskeI or not
V. b Palmer, whose name appears in our column,
Agent The Post in Boston, New York and PhiladelPhia
Mr. Palmer has been several years before the business pub
lie as the agent of almost every newspaper the NewEng
land and Middle States aud has learned 70 conduct his bus
with such admirable exactness that he safely war
hi, customers receive just so many dollars worth OF
for dimes paid into his oice and
enabled also, by his extensive connection with aho know
edge ofnewspape to give his patrons notouey with pre-
cisey the class OF newspaper readers which they seek 10
approach without taxing them for taking their to other
and Improbable markets In all his dealings he ever
found the prompt energetic and intelligent business
man. and is uniformly recognized as capable OF completing
greater number OF advertising contracts IN single hour 'o
character give perfect satisfaction to adveser than any
other could arrange and complete in hafa dozen
weeks. We beg leave to recommend him TO ell VINO are
seeking the bubble reputation" for themselves or their
wares the very who accommodate them with
cut drawing too heavily on their purses.
From the New Yoh Daily Tribune.
ADVERTISING Extensive advertising, on the part OF
who really possess superior facilities for doing business
is one of the most important instmentaities whereby
centrston is to be effected The merchant who has the
expend too much therein. And by means OF the
tenn Of conjoint advertising devised and rendered practical
bic BY Mr. " b. Palmer through his Newspaper Agency the
expense TO each advertiser is Immensely reduced without
deprivng the journals employed of their fair reward
man learn through this agency Just hat journals
to effectively cheapy sections
wherein his trade may be extended This agency which
Mr. Palmer has been several years patiently employed In
port of the business public and the press for to both 1t must
prove highly beneficial dozen different agencies could
ported .,,,e, r.,
~ B. Palmer ESQ., the celebrated Newspaper Agent,
yesterday afternoon. He looked In upon US IN
business way" and he is all business fine specimen Of
systematic calculating business Few men, II any, ia
this country understand the better than
he Mr. p has built up extensive, and now profitable
business peculiarly his own lie the agent oil almost every
newspaper any Importance in the country and collects
advertisements for them purchases materials settles BILLS Nc
He preserves files studies localities gets good aes me
the merchants in the principal cities just such
they need He tell New York, Boston or rhade pha
merchant in which country paper would be for their advan
advertise IL the merchant deals Ia any particular
branch Of dry goods he tell where the best country mar
ket and Of hardware and fancy goods or any other
article OF merchandise He can tell them Of the best
papers In s way be is Of great service to the merchants
throws shilling the hands OF the publishers
The merchants the cities leaning this and they give
him large business which he finds is rapidly Increasing
advertising" says Mr.. Palmer, sis the geat lever OF
success with the merchant" HI gives illustrations by hun
deds Of in which firms OF moderate business and
unknown have resolved eTpend $500 900
or IS 600 and in some cases as high as $1,000 year in
adreting Their business at rushed up to point OF
the propretors retired princely fortune This all
natural enough-s reasonable enough" says MI Palmer
THE Newspapers give the public far and near every dav
nature Of his business too through the de can
stccl Of goods and by doing So he cannot increase
sales TO enormous extent" why continued Mr..
Palmer this matter is not yet fay understood but our
dealers throughout the countsy getting awake 70 the
subject and 1t will be long before the merchant will
think of taking journey in without an engine az
tzins Everybody that all who into the advertising
plan extensively succeed while Others aho DO not take
] this advantage grope along far in the rear"
Success v b Palmer and his grand Agency enterprise
His principal Offices areTribune Buildings Ne"-nok
Seoley's Building Boston, Third and Chestnutsts Fha'
delphia.
Prom the Osvero Palladium.
~ From and after this date, wish It distinctly under
stood that MI v Is Palmer Is our sole agent N New iok
city for procuring advertisements and subscriptions for tins
paper All other persons pretending to In the capacity
more acting without authority and no attention will be
paid any order coming through them. Mr. PAlmefss
mos; untring Industry he has succeeded in making highly
useful both 20 the city merchants aud country newspaper
and we hope beneficial To himself
from e saco Uuiou
v PameTs plan Of newspaper agency for advertising
and subscriptions deserving Of patronage both from The
public and from the country press Mr. Palmer has acted
for the Union for ave year., and bear willing testimony
to his Fidelity and promPnes We shall accept Of AdveE
vsemens from any other agencies Ne-York and Boston,
and feel hound protect Mr. Palmer much as possible,
from having the benefits Of his plan taken from him By any
who may have surreptit0nsly ayaea himself OF th9
forms and arrangements Of Mr. Palmer in the establishments
OF similar agency.
Prom the Morristowr Jerssyus.
" B. PALMER Tribune Bui dings, is oaly agent IN
NewYoTk. We make this IN answer seIe-
raj applications for that purpose.
| > FROM The Louisville Democrat,
| V. b. fALMERs AeEScY.-MI. Palmer has, BY dini Of
great energy and and interchangeable industry succeeded IN
DRAINING this agency and accomplishing BY OF IL
objects that deemed altogether chieriea when
INST eommenosd HIS success has raised up number Of
imitsfors who advertise Newspaper Agencies IN
Esstem cities Mr. Palmer way connected with any
Of these. Having the unlimited confidence in his
pscity and integrity he fully authorized to make eli
cesssIy contracts agent for this paper We wish il 70 be
distinctly understood that have no other agent m any Of
the cities Of New-fOrk PHILADELPHIA Boston and al
inquiries relative 20 such eontrAetS coming from thss ees
although directed to ourselves viii b referred hs
agency.
| From the Denocr.fc stap4trd
The establishment v B. PAIMER ~ .-..t ronye-
nience the public Through this agency ehSnts and
others readily and with Comparatively no trouble I'd
yernse the papers OF any part Of the United S.tes In
fact At Mr. Panes establishment extensv. aSvertisnr
reduced 70 regular system The newspapers from all parts
of the Union there collected together And Advertisers
there ascertain the terms and ali otr intrA-
non neeesAry % determiDs when aud in what pspe 10
insert their advertisements
Fron he Bos,on cAruDosyp.
ADVERTISING AcENCT-Sfearr and iron nj. .rS ,res
snost annhlstng space and time but by no usans dnin
khne population require modes Of dsiar business
Formerly trzdeSmAn coked Tor Customers only In hs own
geographical circle. Now it he has excellence In his trade