The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-05-07
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Kind oil bpsIness y Science. Architecture
las long leen 'Hugh as a science The Ma
chiBisi, too, FROM lhe necessity Of The case,
always has ssknSeledged. by his actions,
that be looks upon BIS calling as based upon
science. And, Of lste. the Agrieuturalist
has reduced his time honored profession to
a seier ce; and now he has his colleges,
where those who would be something more
than mere machines for sowing Sud reaping
may prepare for entering upon their profess
sion with fund Of kaeSlsdge, thar will en-.
able them to read the laws OF Nature as
written with the finger Of onuipOseuCs on
every eIod that they turn. ~
And now, too, there are Colleges, where
the young Merchant Banker, Mechanic.
Farmer Or professional man. may have a
counting house discipline. and master the
"science Of aeeounts.''@ a."
A wide sPread,a general knowledge Of
his science as developed in Book keeping
By Double Entry would do much to prevent
our periodical return Of "bard times"
Among the Colleges having clam upon
public patronage, surely, none have great.
er claim upon il than the Colleges of Bryant
aud Stratsen, located in Cleveland 0hio; and
Bafa'o N. X. either for the health, comfort
and beauty oftheir location, or, what is
still more, for the talents Of heir Tea
chers, and corpse Of Lecturers, as may be
seen by careful reading of their adver-
advertisements, that to day appears. for tAe
first time, in our. columns.
A Business Sketch of a Business
I @ Man.
We copy the following sketch Of the life
ofa very extraordinary man, from an edito-
rial in the N. Y, Sum-
''As an illustration Of business tact and
talent, we may point TO the career of Profess
sor Holloway, the proprietor of the most
popular medicines of the age. The rise and
progress Of this extraordinary man have had
no parallel during the present century. He
has visited nearly every Court in Europe
and obtained permission for the sale Of bis
preparations from most of the crowned heads
of the Old World. The queens of Spain and
Portugal, The kings Of Naples and Sardinia
grated him audiences; and in ST. Peters
burg, which city he visited a short time be
fore the commencement Of the war, he was
treated with marked consideration by th'
late Car and the nobilily. ., ..a
"TraseIling in an elegant private carriag
attended by acourier, his equipage attract
ed attention in thetowns and villages throug
; which he passed. The hotels where he lodg &
ed we're besieged BY persons Of The irst dis
tinction, and the best society on the copti
nent courted his acquaintance.
"The subject Of these remarks is unques
Itionably an ambitious man, and his skill am
enterprise have placed him far in advance c
e all his predecessors and contemporaries
e tie same profession. He stands alone; an
$ the fact I'll Eat he can maintain his high posi-
Is ton, despite the interested assaults Of env
. and presumption;r proves that his medicine
! have an intrinsic value. which the world ur
J derstands and appreciates.
"rhe sums expended in advertising b
d Professor Holloway would be incredible
+ ,hev were not authenticated BY his book
His payments to the press range frol
n $50 900 to $500 900 per annu,n. Thel
is no printed language in which his adyel
d ,lsements DO not appear.
y The ramifcatfons of his business exter
'r from a focal point bis vast establishment:
Sc the Strand, London--over the whole face
o the earth.
4. "This ex raorlnary man is now in tn
conHtrY-in this city. The Tribune, in
just tribute to his matchless enterpris
says, that having, like Alexander, subdu,
The Old W1rlA, he is now prepared to col
g quer tie New.
E Professor Holloway has not been tenn
n. ed hithef by thiist for gaih--for b
wealth is sufficient to satisfy the most ex
gent wor$hipper Of mammon but by
y philanthrorjc desire to extend the benefi
J Of his medicines among people who
s' character he admires. Everybody is,
IL course, anxious TO see the greatest adver
+ ser in the world. In very short perio
m the American reputation, of Holt wa;
" {. Pills and HolowaJ's Ointment will ri,
M 'h their European fame"
Y OFFICE OF THE CLEVELAND Wool DEPt
i'll May lst, 1856.
on Dear Sir:-Ia laying before you oursci
' .S cular for May, we have bu! little of intere
on to report TO our patrons.
cir We are on the eve OF another clippi
season, and as usual at such times. t
:, sales are dull, and prices nominal: thou
i, we can say for the benefit of these abe
clipping, that the present prices are mt
ho drmer than usual his time Of the ye
lar and We do not look for the depression VIII
ore usually characterizes the market in Nj
sue June and July.
Inteed we cannot see any capital 4
: dealers can avail themselves OF, to bri
oo oo abort the usual low prices. as it is genera
= well understood that there Is a limited 81
ply now in the market. We do not hcsit
to say that the supply of Domestic Woole
= goforwardy at the next clip, will be m
:" lreduced.aW y1FtsN @te
% Reef nork and oyain haze hoyra 4,