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Gperlal Notirss.


At Recent Meeting held IN the College 60, Q, h hI
and had en- said is intended that there a
be OF the number Of Surgeons ~ - q.
tnen-beDce the Committee have refo'ea W e0Ai W ''
views of the Medical profession, , 4, -, ,.t .t,;,.
The late report of deaths having occurred rom pe
bemorrhage on the fed s cree. ee d ba an aenpt will
he made 70 reform the present system Of Surgical
depatment VIM LEON HAMMOND, M d. France
Americas Institate Polytechnic Association will
,yy!,on asy! n free JOHN w. CHAMBERS.
The New.York University will hold its sinos com,
oe,remert on TAU RSDAI 2Oh inst at lO4 at NiblTs
SaoOn the Of which has been andy granted oy Ds
Mr. T. STEWART, notwithstanding the unfinished state oi
The decorations.
Concert of Prayer for the Army.-The army
Cornnittoe of TIE Nt'W-YORk YOUNG MEMS CHRIS
TIAN ASSOCIATION invite the relatives and friends Of the
iny In behalf Of the Army on THURSDAY EVENING June
20 Al the DIR. Asa d. smiths church, corner OF IasV ana
lih The ChsPlain OF the Association VII oe present. ana
fv bis work among the soldiers In ana near ne
city Exercises commence at O'Clock
strawberry FestivaI.-As Strawberry Festival VIII be bed
iD Allen t 81 r. Church beweep Deageey and kiyugton-
ats on TIL rs EVENING and o MORROW EVENING June
OF the Church Sabbath School to this special gathering
Good Speaking and Singing may be expected
Ths proceeds for the benefit OF the ssbbsth'sehool
Tickets cents be had at the Parsonage and 81 the door
10 the EVENING. Doors open at u o'clock.
The AnnunI Coma encement of Rutgers Femsie
Instifue place 21th inst at at Madi-
son sv Church Of 3l Stockholders and former
Graduates OF the Institute obtain tickets by ne
Iotute No 5thsvy by letter addressed to d. NJ.
PIERCE, Pfest Rutgers + Inst
Keep Cool! Keep Cool! Keep Cool!
How Shall We Do tF' Buy patent douole'Paed III.
PITCHER put reio few Rokard Lake diemonds oisten
ceipt and q trife for the pitchers .,Y,
LUClUS HART. Nos 4snd6 Burning. snp.
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gxrnrelons.

EXCURSIONS.-The splendid steamboat VIM.
IL KENT will be chartered So Sabbath School or other EI-
cursons on TUESDAY FRIDAY Of each week during the
Summer with a counodous BARGE, required. Also the
INDEPENDENCE to charter day OF the week
cept Sunday. For sppy board the sesmer VIM.
Kent foot Of Robnsonst Tuesday, "Wednesday, Friday or
Saturday.
EISHING BANK EXCURSIONS DAILY,
Amo.st Pier u O'Clock; Spring st. Il; Peck.sp, 8t Broome
st. 81 Pier No n R. m. Refreshments, bait, and hsh
ng.tsckle provided. Fare 30 cents.
ICE CREAM.-Strawberry Festivals, Sunday
School Ercuons Church Fairs Nics Steamboats, Gar.
Saloons Parties &C. supplied at A quart quantities
Of gallons over 81 IS per gallon, by THE STEAM ICE
CREAM COMPANY, No. 1888 Chatham: square
ALBERT HALL, Proprietor.
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New Edition.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

FOR le6
new edition Is now ready containing the Of Pesdsns
ncons Cabinet Of the Ministers to Foreign
Governments and other interesting political matter.
CONTENTS:
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
the year 1861.
GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED sTATEs-EIecutvs
and Judicial -
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTER'S RESI-
DENT from the United States at Foreign Courts
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. Members Of, POlti.
cslly Ciasdsed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED
STATES, Politically Classified.
XxxyIIrK CONGRESS stsrs chosenl Politically Classified
FREE HOMESTEADS. the Action of Congress on the
Question of granting Free Homestesas to Actual Settlers on
the Public Domain including the Blu passed for the purpose,
and the Presidents Veto thereof
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM forle
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC douglas, PLATFORM for 1852
NATIONAL DEMOCBATIC tBrectnIidse) PLATINUM LOT
NATIONAL UNION Beln PLATFORM for 1860.
FLECrORAL VOTE on TEE SEVERAL STATES FOB
PRESIDENT.
SECESSION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
TABLE OF TEMPERATURES FOR NORTH AMERICA,
repsrd at the Smithsonian Institution and containing the
Temperature Of the -Four Seasons and the Mean Tempera
ture Of the Year l56 Poin In North Amerss principally
In tbs United States -
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNION. carefully compiled expressly for Tas
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS, GOVERNORS. TINES OF
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTIONS,
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT In 1881, 1855, and 1880
Terms-Cesh In advance.
Price IL cents; II copies for 81 100 copies $S postage
p.,d By Express 81 per 100. Casn orders solicited
Bsk numbers OF THs be supplied Tor
years Isle 1850 49, S 5I o 3d. snd'6o Price 13 cents
r.~b po.tsee paId Address THE TRIBUNE hew.forL
DARIS. LONDON and NEW-YORk MED
I ICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GUlDE.-A book
ernoJrs The f.ncies Of Physoosis and the unccesuu
treatment of IN special deasos hr local. pu oy
neglect and improper treatment proaibs the nervous
and leaving both mind and body total wIecH 40th
x0o nase, loo illustrations BY LAkhoNT rG1s London
and NewYork Physician and Surgeon No. 6t Broadway up
stairsl n Y Mailed BY RICHARDSON, for ~ NO We
ssv..t Asor House Ross Toussy, NO. III Nassant n
barter Co No 1l3 NassAus, kewfoTk and D. n Johnson
No 40 Stat, ST. Chicago. Odce hours-9A m 70 M we
concur with the following papers in recommending VI
MONT 10 the afflicted: Dispsch Atlas Couref oes Eais Cu
Depokrsi, sats-Zeituns. Medical Review. &c
AyLY LOOK AT THIS.-l5 Gents fora Pack
" age OF rs UNION ENVELOPES, BY mail postage P:ai
beautiful designs Also a NEW MAP OF the SEAT OF WAh
IL csats postpaid CALDWELL Co, u PnkIow,, NJ.
"ELAG OF THE FREE."-Sang and thrice
repeated by desire before the President and hon mem
bers Of the Govt Army, and Navy at quarters Of he t
WuhinCon Nay S-2so Pub u Dodworths, AaorpA' N "
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Chances tor Business Men.

Cbanfes tor Business Ellen.
ITO PRINTERS.-FOr SALE LOW, a BOOK
and JOB OFFICE with age assortment type but little
used-orignsl cost 5000 will sold gres, reduction.
Address ]. II. d., Tribuue Office for week.
10 OOk A PARTY ahO has o monopoly
lS,UOU. Of an article Indispensable for the health and
comfort Of Troops and Saor and official authority sup
Div each garrison IN the field camp wishes find
engage with him In the business The supply re-
oursd will be large Tho business highly respec able hss
been established this city for eight 80 desirable
an opportunity to profitable business ey
seldom Address, with real name, j. T. G BOZ NO. IL
Daily Times Office, New-York
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Militarp Notlces.

1flilitarp Notices.
The Members of Company /. Seventh Regmenf'
National Guard, will assemble at headquarters on MI
tJower, and gloves Grape upon e TO he last tribute
of memory Of smented comsde MAJOR ih
ODoRE WINTHROP By order. VI ,,.cup,nr n
Sons of New-Hampshire, resident in New.Y and
called to be FsbY 4 hs s6SNR q Thee es
"a ~ s. snssI House on FRIDAY MORN
ING o. lock, and every man eIpectecto 70 De on nso
sshen the hands their brethren their way to the SEQ.
OF s They A,o reqoesedt to be present o'clock on
THURSDAY EVENING, at the same place, to hear report OF
o'h'n'''e' 0' am s'-' CHAs T. soULE, Chairman.
R. C. CuTrER. Secretary.
Ninth Resinenf.-Leut J. d. WICKHAM Of the 9Th
no wish retorn at that time win report 70 him .t
Iss & isS sste ssn. sn @ on
"I,incoln Greens.-Coionel Byron."-wANTEDA A
FEW PICKED Mes JOIN ,hs above Regiment of Mounted
Rinemen Mus. understsnd Riding Apply 70 CAPT G. =.
DlCnEL Nos and III est iShSs pel"oen io c"0A D. HE
and S0o0'A p M C. DiCREL Commanding Ia. Squadron.
third Ward Home Guards, Attention. regular
4 s hs sTESS8 4' Poneus
hT'au''''d D' SGak StaslkS l.. BLEAKLEY, prs.id.a.
Aw. r. POKrsEH. Secretary.
Learn the Drill.
III yss
trncos from an experienced dr officer prof sDDoNS Of
Columbia coesel at merely nonS. srpe1e are invited
Join with U.S. a. W. nE.,NH-o- :. S.P --
fl"s'' TENTS. -.
HAVELocKMsi cKMsilvrRs.cxs n.
Having over 600 sewing prepared to execute
every descpton Military work in the best manner and
us 'n0''' A''' DOUGLAS s. SHERWOOD, m
Kos 81 and So WHITE-ST.
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Real estate for Sale.


A FINE FARM of 73 Acres rich, sandy, loan
IN soil stone all cuivaed but acres of woodland Lies
very handsome ae rolling ADD but hours drive from the
city Syracuse one OF the hnest roads IN the Sa
great toroughsre Country pleas good ne;hoorbood
minutes walk from the Posoice several chnTches
stores mills schools, On the Farm attractive House,
beautifully shaded with fine grove good outbudings and
plenty Of fruit and ches.nuts and good water Also other
estate Improved and nninpoved win exchange Tor STOCK
Of Hard aTc Dugs Gocees, improved Iel Estate near
New-York Address H. B. HOLMES, Syracuse, New York.
COTTAGES and FARMS for SALE.-Nine
~ acres for 81 100; Sl5o IL acres $780, also,
other Farms of all Sizes C. II. OLIVER No. 81 Liberty st.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property
Il ACoUNTRY RESIDES CE at Greenwich, Conn; with y
mostly meadow hne orchards and plenty
other trees large Lawn studded with fall grown shade eea
The dwelling and outbudigs large aud desirable IN every -
spec,. Inquire at No Chatham Square.
DINE WOOD and LAND for SALE.-Tho
subscriber will sell FARM of 100 situated op Indian
River within mile Of Msoorough Sussex County Delaware;
which may from 1900 TO 40 cords OF good piDc
wood or he will sell timber growing thereon The soil s
well adapted the growth Of fu, wheat &c The
improvements 2s.ory dwelip and ltory cook room
and stables For terms apply to c. LAYTOS Georseown'
Delaware.
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Just Published:
DY REUBEN VOSE, No. As Maiden-lane, the
ID RICH MEN OF NEW-YoRK-Th, |. ore Of the most
books published and occupied one year In Its
the Of the whole country 10
ys.soIs than subcrpon Mercantile Arepcy which costs
SO Tho book gives the names and the wealth
Of sIOo of the richest in New York. II Aso gives the
every merchant failed and shows that not one
in ten Of solid merchants have failed The book gives the
nmea the that have asked for e1tendon and
clearly shows that not ten has asked accommodations
new series of the RICH MEN OF NEW-YORK, with sddi
tons and alterations, will be published every month fnce ~
cents and with the Key, 81.
DACIFIC OCEAN.--NOw ready: General d.
recons for the Pacific Ocean giving full sccoun Of the
winds currents and routes with maps illustrating the same by
Capt C. r. de- Kehat Of the French Navy Translated under
liz direction Of Commander G. II. Davis u. g. N This WORK
il ofactus experience and oeerystor and can DC
used With confidence by navigsiors. Price u.
y. l. g. w. BLUNT, No. i19 Wster-st
MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, Represent
M ing Bird.eye View Of Virginia M.ysnd Dssr;re s:rs
and the District Columbia Showing the various Forts otr
terica Positions Rivers. Bays Mountains Railroads &C., TO
any follow the military Operations between 1e
oys and rebel armies carefully drawn from the mos reliable
SOURCES by far the beat Map of the Sea. Of PIShed
Size 3ox36 inches. Price 81 per copy W. StnACs fup
Usher, No. 679 Brosdwey, New-fork
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90 Ubom It man Concern.
A LADY wants HOME and COMPANION for
IA LIFE. Address INA L. L. HASTINGS Fiskvine X. l.
OUN & Co.'S AMERICAN AGENCY and
" READING ROOMS.-Americsn Papers kept on fs
Every information interesting Amecsns Registers kept OF
Americans visiting London No 10 Strand London England
WILL EDWARD FARNUM communicate
w with met His mysterious absence weighs heavily upon
me. vish to do ali In my make him ENJOY he
WILLIAM FARNUM Blackstone, Mass.
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printing.

CTUDY ECONOMY in TIME of WAR.-The
cheapest PRINTER can be found No. Tryonrow,
Civ Hall 5000 HandJis So one rean OF the best bnheai
IS; good Business Cards only so cts per thousand
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6orses, Carriages, &r.
Gcuses ana .farms tJantso.

DARN WANTED, worth from $1,000 to
600 In exchange oi that valuable hye
story STORE and LOT No. So Water s lightly ineumbered
Ipqaie Of No. ~ Ws,eyt, fr tas ewneT om 10 any day.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

YTNHE REBELLION RECORD.
Il EDITED BY FRANK MOORE:
Author of Diary of American REVOLUTION
PUBLsBSG by
O. p PUTNAM, No. 532 Broadway NJ L. -
Tn ..l Nnmbers a, 10 cents Monthly Parts at 20 cenr
" ths only Impartial Sys,ems.ic and Properly Diseed
" Wv HISTORY OF THE
GREAT SECESSION REBELLION
THE SECOND MONTHLY PART so cents,
unsir,,ed with Portraits Of Msjor General Jous tREsoSr
and EpYKRsoN DAv. finely engraved on steel viii be fetoy
ON FRIDAY June Il. - ,..,
No of the weekly viii be ready a. the same time
THE REBELLION RECORD
Commences with Diary Of Event, Verified from the Meeting
OF the south Carolina Convention in Decemosr lstO ara e
sketch of every son taken by the sewers sses
and the Government United States with AZ the fsenia
Speeches Secession Odinances Mesaees iioc
Iamations together with Collection Of the Poetry ana s
lad. that with the various umors ard Incl
dents which appeared In the papers North aud South
THE REBELLION RECORD
Ia 10 every one desires to hep himself
Thoroughly posted Is will make large hndsome svo volume
of g3l pages every months including the MsP ILLUSTRATIONS
Index &c IL will comprise 70 Weekly NUMBER at ~ cents
Supplementary Part Of illustrations priee W ceh VI
Monthly Parts At 50 cents each.
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vT,HE NEW-YORK DAILY TRANSCRIPT

TNHE NEW-YORK DAILY TRANSCRIPT
/. published daily No 1o2 Ns'ssu 1t contains fa and 40
custe Law Reports all the Caends-' Opinions DEGREES ana
Orders of the this city, complete list OF Hotel AMI
walls up to IL o'clock at nights resume Of City Ne~ Edo
M Matter. Official and Special Reports OF the Debates n the
Boards of Aldermen Councen and Supervisor and M'cel-
l.neous Matter Every lawyer merchant and business man
have It. Terms Of subscription t5s yssz In advances ~
cents month. Advertising 10 cents line first inserton
cents subsequent insertOns Published by D. H. sIoCf
Co No lO2 Easssu.st
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h)eooins CARDS, &e.
Boots, Shoes, Sc.

DO DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; 50 SO QUILT
~ y Ed CONGRESS BOOTS, NEW STrLE; J. y syv o.,
AT JONESs, NOS, 10 AND y ANN-SE
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firemcrks.

EIRE. .CRACKERS-Al sizes, COlumbads Can
Il non Pistol usual slre Of best quality f0r SALE IN
''"'' '"' purchasers '{wErMoRE, CRYDER Co,
No II Wiam.st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

IMPORTANT TO PARTIES RESIDING OU'
Il Of TOWN-The subscriber receipt Of Three OF moi
Oolss will pack and deliver any express other Office
directed aweseected assortment Of FlRE-WOhks' wnic
be to be Of beet manufacture and 10 give porfet
s.tsfscton c. w. WALKER, No. 40 Broadway, hewfo'i
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20

E,IREWORKS-A general assortment OF PlaI
and colored Frewors and Of the best quality for sale
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co.,
No. III WsshngtonE It.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
Fro,,, the soulI,
Washington. Nor. %.

H"enhSton, Nov %.
The Richmond papers of Wednesday con-
tain dispatches from the rebel army, the
substance of which is as follows:
The small pox, violent type of the ty
phoid fever, and the black measles were
prevailing. causing frightful morality
among the rebel troops near Bowling Gren,
Ky. Large numbers were diving daily.
Gen. Floyd's army has fallen back four
miles south Of Raleigh Court House, and
the Federal troops have been largely rein
forced.
Gen Lees command has retired to Nc
Adam Bluff
The rebels reported two killed and sew
eral captured in a skirmish last week in
Western Virginia
The roads are in bad condition, making
ID difficult to obtain supplies.
a dispatch from Manassas in relation 70
the skirmish near Falls Church, during
the past week, acknowledges two killed
and three wounded. They claim to have
taken ten prisoners, and Killed five FEEDER
ais.
The Richmond Wing announces the
death Of John Huges, delegate to the State
! convention from Randolph. who was wonn
ded in the battle of Rich Mountain.
The Richmond Examiner Of Wednesday
confirms the report that the rebel Colonel
Croghan was killed in the recent engage
ment between Floyd and Roseerans.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
Union PRISONERS al We,nn,,,s

Says the Memphis Argus:
There are ninety pine prisoners Lrouc,b 4,
10 this city yesterday. Being a portis5 If
me trophies captured by the gailantry Of
our troops at Belmont, the nearness of the
nattis which had witnessed their unayaIN
ing bravery threw around them decree os
interest which caused the gathering of an
immense crowd on the IeTee.
The streets leading from the Iandinr 20
the corner Of Second and jackson SITS Tsrs
crowded By men and women and cbildren
eager to get a glance at the 'uessiaps -
"a low iools. and one or two -1nisehievon.
9rchlus, shouted out a few cant pbrases
but the general feeling was, We are bsnn1
TO state, one of respectful rorbearuuce. IA
many remembered that if we broroht ,hasa
men prisoners to Memphis, their comrades
ners to Cairo. -s' Piiso-
1t "a but the fate Of war: and be Who
would rather be taken fighting than gy
deserves to be respected.
Inc soldiers looked like men. II was
easy to perceive that more than half of
ihein were Germans. Their 5emeanor WAS
quiet and gentlemanly. we trust HAT
during their stay here. they viii meet with
that respectful treatment which a brave
people should ever display to an unfortu,
nate foe.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
The battle OF rseinlont.

The reports of the officers and all the facts
in thecase clearly show ibatshs expedition
from Carlo against the enemy at or near
Columbus, was failure
True, the accounts show that our troops
did some admirable and praise WORTHY
fighting, and behaved with such heroism
and gallantry as left no doubt in tie minds
OF their enemies in regard to their courage
and bravery bus we look in vain for the
material advantage gained to our cause by
the mover nent.
The Belmont affair was another Of those
i'll timed expeditions. which ike Balps
Bluffs, aud Bull Run, have been about the
sole products of this war. And while we
are proud Of the bravery displayed by our
troops, the blood of the noble men who fell
is another crimson record against the
stupidity Of tie policy which hurled them
against three times their numbers.
Illinois troops were the principal actor,
in the bloody drama. Led by such nobl,
Co'onels as Logan, Fouke, Dougherty
Buford and Lanman, they performed her
callan deeds of yalor, but, on account o
the iuferiority Of their numbers, were ana.
BE to maintain the advantages won b,
their bravery. Nay the annals of this wal
DO dissraeedh by M more such tlaaders.-
iAeg ase cost as ssina Of the best blood .
Il -
f~ssa.ign, while a tie same time ters.,S
e'5fth nnrage our enemies ard rraicn,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
Fro,,, 81. Lou,s.



ST. Louis, Nov. 81
The latest accounts from General Prices
army represent him in Barry county, max
ing preparations to advance to Springfield.
Since the Federal army has departed
from that region, secession ousrages have
recommended. and the Union families have
been driven away by hundreds
a division four thousand strong consist
ing Of the cavalry lately commanded by
/ General Rains, and a BODY of Indians
the whole under the command to Tom
Earris,-have passed Carthage, or the way
/ to invade Kansas and lay waste the south
err portion of the State.
General Lane has three thousand infan-
! try to oppose them.
Claib. Jackson's Legislature has sue
ceeded IN obtaining quorum by making
/ up the deficiency Of members with prox-
les.
Ii has gore through the farce of passing
on ordinance Of secession. ard attaching
the State to the Southern Confederacy.
Gen. Rains has been elected Senator tC
The rebel Congress.
II was though. that Monroe NJ. Parsons
would be the other Senator.
ID. NJ. Frost was in command Of Rains
division
a general order issued BY General Hal.
leek eentains the following:
at has been reported that important in.
formption respecting the number and con-
dition Of cur forces is conveyed to the enc,
my by means Of fugitive Slaves who are cd
United within our tines.
I'm order to remedy this evil, it is di
reeted that no such lersons be hereafter ad
Emit dttes eater III. lines Of afy camp, OF
OF any forces on the march, and that any
now within such lines be Immediately ex
Guided therefrom."
Capt VIM. McMchael is Assistant Ad
Jutant General to General Haleck.
Ten or twelve houses in this city havt
recently been entered and robbed by per.
sons dressed SIS soldiers, under pretence o
searching for powder.
Seven men we're injured by the fallin!
In Of Garth at the Gravoirs coal mines.
? St Louis, Nov. 24.
A special to the Democrat, Jefferson City
24,h, says:
"a tram OF ten eIGgrant wagons arrive,
to cay from Hickory county The road
from tho southwest are said to be line
With refugees
Price is reported TO be on the Osag
River coming North"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-11-26
AlNcr1iSinG.

rev business men seem TO be aware of
the benefits derived from ADVERTISING
There are hundreds who are shrewd in
everything else but the tact of acquiring
Customers. They open their Offices, stores
and shops, display their libraries, goods
and wares to good advantage. but take no
method of informing the public Of the
fact. They seem to begrudge the printer q
few dollars, though the outlay of those few
dollars would be the means of finding them
plenty Of new customers and increasing
their profits hundred fold.
We find the following sensible remarks
on this subject in the Iroquois Journal
which are applicable to any locality:
If advertising was ever Of any yalus to
the merchant it should be now. 1t NAV
not create trade, but the man who adyer.
tises his goods in journals that are read
will be likely to get what trade there is
Two things are evident: business of all
kinds Is improving, aud the newspapers are
widely and diligently read the merchant
can communicate q knowledge Of his goods
to wide circle, and in this manner secure
new customers. But there is another rea-
son why our merchants and business men
should advertise their business, and altho'
we may be accused of being selfisbly inter
ested in the matter so which we PARTIALLY
plead guilty. this is not the whole reason
why we urge this matter. The business of
town and its prosperity is Judged nv
strangers by the amount Of home advertise
ing that appears in the home papers. and
if the local advertising is small the amoont
of business done will be set down az small
and the prosperity Of the town aDything
but good. To illustrate: A short time
since an effort was made by our partner TO
obtain advertising for orr paper. in n neigb
boring city, from shrewd wen-tordo
wholesale merchant. Our paper was g,ven
him. and after examining closely. he said
You hav'nt much of a town have Won %,
why nett" was asked. 81 see very faw
advertisements Of business men oF vonr
own town in your paper" This incident
carries It's own moral, and if the business
men Of our town wish to enlarge their bnq
mess and at the same TING invite nonnIa.-
ton and capital to oar midst they must 5o
nlore advertising. "A word to the wise,
SC.