The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-27

hope that other papers may starve-but The -4meri-
can will starve likewise, and that is not an agree
able prospect. In such position, the only course
for The american to pursue, is the course
it has always pursued, when in difficult
ties, and that is, to take first one horn
of the dilemma and then the other.
Accordingly on Saturday, last we were treated
to an excellent Cuisines article on the immense
advantage of advertising. Our neighbor revelled
IN the thought, and finally became so enthusiastic
and imaginative as to discourse of its country cir
cuaton OF ''scores Of thousands - and its shuadred
thousand readersP' On Saturday it was linen
''and brethren the only way to be savedo (6nan-
cially)-is to advertise. Now we thought this
kind in our venerable contemporary Knowing
that we had little advertising enterprise which
we modestly hoped to make of use to the people of
Baltimore, we regarded this quite in the light of
first rate notice." But
''Alas for the rarity
OF Christian Charity
Under the sum-"
Our dismay may be imagined, when we were
met on the morning of such beautiful April day
as yesterday, with such counter-buff as was con-
tanned in our contemporary article on Baltimore
excited only to be the more bitterly disappointed
by our neighbours coquetry-we will invite the
public generally to look
UPON THIS PICTURE. AND ON THIS
Saturdays Aaericdn.) TUESDAYS american
The newspaper is the daily Our New York competitors
directory of the business had enterprise enough
and the always available and naugurate system that
legitimate channel through thoroughly eectuai
which he may advertise his We refer the plan of travel
and retain old friends 10 Gommercia Egp @i 's
better indication of the pro represented the Union
gress of city the business No amount of writing
energy of its merchants Or notwithstanding
be found than in the adver with the agent
1t is there that country very little attention to the
merchant looks to learn the general printed circular.
character of the market he isl There always
about to visit judge of its that does concern him,
himself ability supply take the trouble to select
his wants If those who aeIh particular grain of
DESTROYS OF selling fail to avail whea from the of cha
themselves of this means Of If is sent without prepay
attracting buyers, it is toment of postage perhaps he
vantage Alibera persistent Office fine does he will
and discriminating system of be treasure
advertising has failed ture reference But the travel
we convinced, in oneing agent gets him by the
@ 10 s@ das 1 %
New York be attributed years He helps buyer
TO the unceasng and multi remember his wants.
piled means through which and he makes acquaintance
her merchants advertise her at is easily renewed and
nd vantages to the country rendered more profitable when
aaG With by4e p enrn his
pertinacty that for Jour merchants who syste
moment flags the Dramatically districts
her merchants, the list of theirwith travelling agents. but
prepared scat multitudes who fear the ex
tered the land, and there pense and practice
however obscure in which who do send their representa-
their advertisements do tives regularly the homes
circulate, where their their customers find the
agents have not penetrated in nconsderable
search of business and insignificant portion of
their extra gains.
Is it possible for gay Commercial Journal to
be more 'sfair'' and more t'deceiving?'