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Iris known that Andrew johnson In
man OF great reserve II not real mod.
esty. He has served us Alderman, Log.
lslator, Governor and President, be.
cause the people would have II 80; but
he Is no less now than before Of re-
tlring disposition. The vice OF office.
seeking, and tho SeduCtIons OF office.
holding have not taken thla out OF him,
His Nashville organ, the Baansr, says:
ltis believed by tho private friends OF
Andrew Johnsbn, aud on thls belief
predicted, that he will issue an address
10 the American people early Ia the
coming year, setting forth his long res
olulion not 70 be d candidate for To .
election, and declaring the sole purpose
OF his policy tn have been the feHtOra.
tlon OF the Union. Already, II is ru.
mored, ho iH arranging to quit Wash.
lngton and resume his place aa prI.
watts citizen. He will make hIa home,
for tue future, In this city.
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80 cfitlCAliv ncGt1fntn m To 1aIn nbarFiaf
In the way Of what We askf - = y =
The amount % be foallxed from
,licensea has been Increased "a mar eent mi )
on former recoipta and Il Will be bnrne
In mind Sthat 4 Ilcense Il reaily a fas
on 6aies.a gThis tax a the u,oat ifells M
aud satiafactofy an the liat, iiiastsn.
pie aud eaSlly md defsinod nv aill Snd
one In which Il ere IA I'M min " 4 nnno,.. y M.
tunlty, for iraud- and can Ia assji X 'Se n !.
creased or tiInlnishsa as an % nacsssi. NJ
fie1 or the GoyErn mani NAV tSeSIsa
II viii be seer, thht ths sss, AN yces s.a NM.
than customs. fron, ShIcb revsnns q % vii
b collectedI sh6Iiid fba a hova I 4 VI, nia
Ia adnnled ~ sSa ss ~ apoHs sglsNul
been reduced Ia IA oss,en., Mh,nS n,.an,,.. naEe
simpllliea our syttsm ~ n % rai, ~ 'a IVY
hboilshes three. fonr1hs - ~ ~ III ~ ,,.na auu
chinery now Ia operniion far Ina e NM mn
POSSS oS Ss y e As latsrn revenue,
least oo6 ooC sI,soS1I oysrnmens ,nss a.
ba dbne SnS SyS w : Nv Al tnIs can
s1 ~ uou1t anu yes tue internal revenue
,s1Ss ,sa.isd,s Il..ea rom az Industry Of the
nnr mH sar,ns ~ ous SHOPS and mills, as on
n ons ravs,,. -. g.
soiJs hia sS;,ss Snus oaGe eSntereu on q few
= tS@s,.sas t~ ssaASea, ylolulnk ample means
10 meet the current 6xpenses OF the
government, and 10 pay tho intefest m On
the public debt viii stimulate both en-.
tefprtse and prod uction, and give con.
hdence and stability 70 all Industrial
and commercial pursuits. When we.
consider the large amount OF revenue
10 20 collected by the. government Ia
addition 70 the state and mnnicipal
taxes, and that there ls 20 be thrown
000, 900 fresh productions to 30 bought
and sold by 40,00O, 900 people, the I'M
portance Of giving our productIye In
dustry freedom aud ease is somewhat
realized. ~
BY comparison OF our internal
taxes with those OF England, tRkinc
the fiscal year 1855, and reckonlns bots
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alsw AapertIsiinfnts

WAssAR COLLEGE FoR YOUNG LA.
desiring 20 oxtena the benotllI Of Nj. Vas.
uib mnnineent gitt for the better education
pi y onng women. Will edmlL n any time IA
the SolleHiate year, students prepared 70 joln
.,l g.,ollsge eias.ea chang tdg expenSls only nom
great facilities for odncation. uch ns CSbi.
nets, Art Gallery, Lhfary, Musical ConAeryA-
t0ty, &C For circulars Containing fnll In.
sotinatlop, eddfe4 ]. N. scHou, Pough-
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A Physiological View Of Marriage.

TIME CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB.
dTcd pages and la0 hne plates and engra-
wings Of the Anatomy OF tho Human Ovnns
In RstAte Of health and Disease, with n trestIse
on EArly Efron, IT. peplorRble COnagQue iceS
upon the Mind and BODY, with the Authors
successful mode OF Cure, a. shown hy the no.
port OF cases treated. A truthful adviser To
The married and thoeO contemplating mnr.
riage, who entertain doubts OF tlieiF p6ySical
condition. Sent iroe OF postage To any nd.
dfesi, on receipt OF 20 CENTS In stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing d. la CRoIx,
No. 81 Mnluon Lane, Albany, N. Y. Tic
author may no consulted upOu any OF The III.
seasoH upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail. MBdlclnOS sent 10
any part OF the world, OcSi
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NiONSUMPTION GAN he CURED.
" The True Remedy at Last Discovered.
UPIIAMs FREsH MEkT CURE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof TrouSsORu or Paris, cures
Consumption, Lung Diseases, Bronchitis.
Dyspepsia, MRtaSmns, General Debility and
all morbid conditions OF tho System depen.
ant 10 taste, and d single bottle will convince
the most Skeptlcal OF It's virtue ~ the Great
healing remedy OF the age. q q bottle, or
ak bottles for q. Sent by Expires. Sold BY
Il. @. uPHAM, No, 25 South Eight street.
PHILADELPHIA, and principal Dngg sis, Or.
cnIAIN knilL frpe. =.
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Tie dead taken from tho cars, and
those who died from their injuries,
were removed 10 the freight house OF tho
station. Al the time Of our visit there
were sixteen Of those bodies laid along
close together ~ lbOy had been brought
In, preAbnlInRa ghTNtly and slOkenlng
sight. Some OI them were burned. Tho
atmosphere was loaded with the odor OF
burning flesh. Most OF thpm seemed
10 have been killed outright by the
concnSal0n OfthO rolling car which wns
not on lire. There were fllIOen of them
we have said, but three nj these, 30 far
M we could discover, had been burned.
Tha balance had been killed or died OF
wounds received In the Cur which did
not burn. And according TO the best
estimates there were Mt least thirty-tWo
persons who went TO nAheA with tho
oar which burned. We looked along
the line. VIM. IL. ROSs. OF North East,
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We Are Coming

A ND WILL PRESENT TO ANY PER.
a son sending US a club in our Great One
SILK Dress Pattern, Plec OF SheetIng, Watch
6c., nee Of cost, Catalogue OF goods, and
sample, sent 10 any address free. Address j,
9; HAWES CO, 80 Hanover st., Boston,
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e1k 10 sas PER DAY SURE. Agents
YlU wanted eyerywhefe, 10 sen our Patent
hSfnE EvSry EOs,asS %atss ss aSoais S0tsHss ss x
Iffbuae. we have seen u used and Il gives
entire Gatisfactlon. IN. Z OArkstfdt zdto.
cate, 'sThe Patent Wire Clothes Line Is all
u purpoTts 10 be."-N Y. Indspendenf. Ad.
dress Tho AMERIoAH WIRE Co., 1852 Broad.
way, New York, s ~
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First Mortgage Bonds,
ST. LOUIS a IRON MOANTAIN RAIL
ROAD COMpANY.

Seven per cent interest, February and Aug.
UlHEsE BONDS COVER A ROAD OF OF
miles, finished from ". Louis TO Pilot
Knob, aud in first-claEs order, aud an extern
sion Of about the same length from Pilot
Tor which the proceeds Of these bonds are 10
be used, making through route from 81.
Louis u New Orleans by rail. The enrfllnRg
OF the 9i miles are S6O0,0OO a year; the net
proftR now ARE sufficient TO pay the interest
issued. The basis OF security b believed Ia
be beyond that Of any other bonds now Of
fered. Apply at the Otllce OF the Company,
No. l3WRll-st., 70 II. @. MARQ.UAND, Vice
President, orto CLARK, DODGE a co., cor
ner OF Wall and William.sts., New York
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was the only face we recognized. But
tbe Coroner was ready 10 Commences
an examination. The Claim Agent Of
the road was also present. ABuffalo
physician proceeded 10 diyeat pockets
Of their conienta, which he handed 10
the Coroner, whe examined them and
called them aloud 70 the reporters, after
which they were delivered to the re-
ceiyer. II was aAorroWful, task.
THE CAUSE or THE ACCIDENT.
When tho train ran otf the frog, near
the station, as appeared by the rail and
the gutter caused on the ties by the
wheels, q broken fiange caused the
wheel 10 mount the rail, which, of
course, threw the truck of the track.
The car Beens 70 have passed over the
road some distance in this manner,
until II neAred the centre OF the bridge.
Here, by some sudden action, the car
was thrown vide from the track, and
Immediately took the leap into the
abyss below. As II swung around In
the air II threw the second car OF In n
contrary direction, md the coupling OF
the esecond carhaving broken, that join
Ing the two together parted, leaving
one car on the north and the other on
tho south side Of the track. m
STRANGE FATALITY.
The straugest part 81 the accident ia
that II should occur at this particular
place aud In such q manner as 10 cause
the greatest destruction Of life. II the
train had run ten seconds longer before
the cars had left the track they would
have rolled over nearly level ground
without probably doing much damage.
Or II they had lelt the track ten seconds
sooner the diBaster could not have been
as great. The cars leaped the preclplce
at its highest point, and the one which
took IRE was on the aide the least acces.
sible.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La.
dies'Rnd Childrens' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices man ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, 70 10
Gardiner New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes hOId At this
establishment IL WARRANTED, and In
every case will be meuded free OF charge.
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nlHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
i WORLD. Extrnet OF Letter from Bar

on Solomon Rothschlld.
HonoreNWill You be kind enough 10 rave
forwarded 10 Inc here 40 bottles Of your In.
dian Liniment; II you will Bond at tho same
time the account, will forward ypu the
amount through MesSm Belmont d Co,
Baron solomon Rothschild having recon.
menied 10 many of his friends Major LANES
LINIMEST, aS they being desirous 10 procure
II, he should advise him 10 establish q de-
pot In Paris.
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You Want che Rurali

nIHE PAPER FOR THE MILLIoNl-
THE AMERICAN FARMER, the Practical
Farmers Own Paper. the Cheapest and The
Best Agricultural and horticultural Journal
In America Beautifully Illustrated with
numerous Engraving or Farm Buildings,
Animals, Fruits and Flowers =
Now Is the time 10 subscribe for the year
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Revolution in Trade.

II AIDES, you will be astonlShed at the
II value OF all kinds Of Goods sent by the
well known and Justly celebrated firm OF
GRAHAM & co,
For Only One DollnrI
such assilk, Merino, and Alpaca Dresses,
snawls, Balmorals, Linen Goods, Embossed
TABLE towers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plat
ed Ware, Sewing Machines, &c. This Is no
humbug. but q reality. Send your clubs OF
ten and upwards, for checks describing the
goods, with ten cents for eAcn check, and the
getter up OF the club Will receive valuable
present worth nom g " 500, according 70
number OF names sent,
Agents wanted In every town. Circulars
sent free. Address, GRAHAM & CO., u q o.
Federal street, Boston,
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4E kNen ehe hnu elGkhnCag u
approved and recommended by p6yslclanS.
Sold at ladies' fancy goods stores generally,
and Mt wholesale by D. B. SAUNDERS 4
CO., % Summer Street, Boston, and q WAL
ker street, New York. Also, by HENRY q.
nOORE, I2p Market street, Philadelphia,
and STELLbiANN, HGHRICHS q co., n
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WyANTED-AN AaENT-one chance IN
w each town, worthy tho attention or an
active bulneSa man, 70 take tho agency for
the sale OF hRApsrREEr'A RUHBER MOULD
ING AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied 10 the
sides, bottom, top and centre or doon and
windows. The sale IL beyond any.
thing ever offered before 70 an agent, and
from $40 70 S95 per day can be made. Send
foragentR circular. The flnt who apply se.
cure bargain. Terms Ior Moulding, cash.
J. X. BFthDSTREEr&CO 4 CO., Boston, Mas.
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STANDARD MILLING MAOHINEs-of
y Improved Construction, great power,
large capacity, nnrivalled convenience Of al.
lustment. Also plpe vlseS, with and with
out extra law, and Vises ofall sizes, for heavy
and light work. Send TO UNION WISE CoM-
PANf, OF Boston, Mas, for illustrated cir
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nIsEAsRs OF THRGENIrAL ORGANS.
lIDr. WA1THRs. 91T broadway, New York,
d0votas particular attention 70 ali diseases
peculiar 70 these orRanB In both sexes. Send
stamp for 4 ciFculnr
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H,oNTA1NINe Lists Of Dry and Fancy
Sc., 90, 70 DO sold, 6sE DoILAa foi @ sSca as AZ.
ticle. Great inducements 70 Agents. PLUM
MER a MoULToN, Is MarSha.l street, Bos.
ton. MnEa 4 ~ -
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"A Three magnidcently illustrated Medical
Books, containing important Psychological
lnIormauon, Tor Men aud Women, sent free
on receipt OF g cents, by addressing The Sec.
tetary of the New York Medical University.
No. 30 Clln ton place. NnW York CIV
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MRRCHANTs, NATIONAL RANB

OF West Virginia.
Capital Paid IN, 100000.
HIH1B RANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BIJsI.
ness OF the "MerchantR' and MechanI(sI
Bank OF wheeling" IL Ia designated De
posltory and Financial agent Of the United
Banking business.
heHdtnt-Robert CFanKle,
Dheotort Thomas Sweeney, L. .. DelapIaln,
Jas. q: Aoheson, John Donlon, Jacob berger,
DalEell. 8, BRADY. CSshIer.
Jnnl7-ly
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Only ono DoIlnr nYenr

Agents wanted everywhere. For Club
Price LAST Of Valuable Prizes open 10 ali, Do.
address JOHN TURNER, Publishe and Pro.
prietor, Rochester, New York.
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EXCELsI0R DIALOGUES, consisting OF
~ new and Original tirst.claSa drafnns, col.
loquies, 6c., Tor advanced speakers in
Schools, lbltion.rooms and private thaat.
ricals. Every line written expressly fof this
book, by o corps Of Prof oteNional Teachers and
writes. Acknowledged 70 be the beat work
Of the kind ever pu6llShed. Cloth, nearly
100 duodecimo pages, price u Is, mailed ffee,
Address p. GARRETT q co., PubllsheIs, 702
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia. foy@
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stDsYCHodANCY, OR SOUL CHARM.
ing How either sex may fasclnate
and gain the loye and affections Of any per-
mental clulrenent al can posses. Fffee, by
mail, Tor s5 centsi together with 4 guido 70
the unmarried OF both sexes. A que6r, ex.
citing book; .l01, 900 copies sold. Address n.
WhLLIAM& co., Book Publishers, Phlla-
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WANTED-loO Farmers to engage In n
w business that will pay ffom 500 70 $50
per month rom now until spring. Address
JONES BROS. d co., Philadelphia.
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 6s MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" VIVA. Moneyreeeived on deposit. In
forest paid on special dep0itR, 49,
Not1g and BILLS discounted. EruhAnKe
boughtand sold. ColecuQns ~ home or from
abroad promptly attended 10,
JOhn ROld, UhristIan HonL
John HRndlAn, John VoclIlsr.
6hinl J, Boyd, Richard Carter,
Andrew Wilson.
LI JOHN REID, Prts't. :.
JOSIAH y. uPDB0RAFF. C@ii'f. myS
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FOR INSTANCE

That never have been nor never ean:oo. beat.
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UIHis COMPANY HAVING pEposrrRo
compliance with tho law, is now prepared
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b T. a Y Il
l4o Main Street.

.tfl ttH.a
Corner Of Union. W II SELLING
Bargains in Boots 6 Shoes
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N CONTINENTAL
co.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,

CASH oAPrrAl lslVsoOOO!
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lALTIMORE Z ONO R.R. Comply
WHLkllINVl MY y Ioo1, J
SUMMER SCHEDULE.

DAss5ENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and Rfter May
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DR.. schenck,s pugmonic grrnn

HIS great medicine cured DR.. J. II. ScHENcK
the Proprietor Of Pulmonary Consun,ntion
"hen It had assumed its most formidable asnect
ana an when speedy death appeared to be ineyitable
Ills physicians pronounced his case incurabio
when he commenced the use of this smnJa h,,t
powerful remedy. His health was resforad j., -
very short time and return oftba DISCO II "
been apprehended for all the svmptoms a,,oI h1e
disappeared, and his present weight is more tba
two hundred pounds io 'ilah
Since ms recovery, he has devoted his attant;o,
exclusively to the cure Of CONSUMPTION and NJ
diseases which are usually comnlicated viii ~
and the cures effected by his medicines H., i
very numerous and truly wonderful n. go -
makes professional visits to several ~ Il oonenoA
cities weekly, where he has large sae .ai ger IL
patients and it is truly astonishing to see VI
sumptives that have to be lifted ont Of the;rol
generally all required in curing Consumption.
Full directions accompany EACH so that anv one
can take them without seeing DR.. Schenck. but
when 1t IS convenient it is best to see him. He
gives advice Free but for thorough examination
with his Respirometer his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when Purchasing. that the two
ikenesses ofthe Doctor-one when n the last sta 90
OF Consumption, and the other as he now is IN
perfect health-are on the Government stamp
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price ST 80
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen Letters for
advice should always be directed to Dr.. Schenck,s
Principal Office, Is North 9th ST.. Philadelnhia
Pa. General Wholesale Agents Demas Rarnes
q Co., n. York; S. S. Hance. Baltimore. Nd
John D. Park, Cincinnati Ohio: Walker & Tay'
lor, Chicago, ILL.,; Collins Bros, St Louis. Mo.
oct. z5-5d W ca. mo. ly--smp & CO.
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your time. The handwriting is already visible
on the wall. Radicalism has been weighed in
the balance and found wanting Its days are
numbered No true man will accept his de-
gradation at the hands of any party. however
powerful - NC ess Of party which shows
unmistakable signs of rapid decay, which is
rotten to the core, and the record Of whose
acts will stink on the pages of history as new
er did record of wrong, outrage and tyranny
before
Again, we say, vote against the Convention;
for by so doing you hold up the hands of the
President of the United States Because he
has asserted the supremacy Of the Constitu
ton of hiscountry; because he has resisted ar
bitrary acts of congressional usurpation; be-
cause he has sought to restore the Union Of
the fathers; because be has endeavored to
bring about harmony and restore peace and
good will between the different sections of that
Union; because he has expressed the desire to
save the people of the South from fate more
terrible than death, from becoming the serfs
of their former slaves, for these reasons, he
of the Rump Congress, and is threatened with
impeachment. removal and execution There
fore hold up his hands by voting AGAINST
A CONVENTION.
At the beginning of his article we stated
that we could not, in the brief space of a news
paper article, give the many cogent reasons
for voting against Convention. We believe
and think that we have given reasons sufficient
10 convince any unprecedented mind.
In conclusion, let every true mans ballot in
Shenandoah and Page counties have on it
MOSES WALTON, of Shenandoah Co.
GEORGE w. RUST, OF Page Co.
AGAINST A CONVENTION.
This is the last issue of this paper before the
election. Let every man see to it that the full
strength Of the county is brought out, and that
every man votes AGAINST \ CONVENTION. |
All who read this make it your business to see
your neighbors and talk to them 1t will be !
time well spent. Your dearest interests are
imperilled.
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Mr.. Pierce on the Elections.

Franklin Pierce was serenaded at Con-
cord, N. H., on Wednesday night, and
said: Il warn you, my friends, to note
the fact that these triumphs, whatever
they may be, are no party triumphs. The
people have risen in their majesty with a
.conscientiousness Of their power, and dis
regarding party aspirations. have been 81
lently considering what belongs to them
to their children, and to their country =
| think the great battle has been fought
and won. If the results are significant in
nothing else, they are in this, that the
white race-our race, the Germans, Ital-
ians, French, Irish, Scotch, and Anglo
Saxon people-are still to be the controll-
ing power on this continent"
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European ews.

LONDON, October 12.-Three iron-clads
have been sent to the Island of Cypus
Napoleon complains of Austria's delay
in the reorganization of the army.
The Garibaldians are entrenched at va
rious points on Viterbo Their plans in
volve arming the garrison from Rome,
when the home insurgents will rise.
Napoleon and the King of Prussia meet
soon at Baden
At Liverpool, yesterday evening, cotton
was unchanged.
Manchester advices are unfavorable. -
Goods and yarns dropping
MEN York, October 12.--Y esterday's
midnight Paris dispatches received in
London state that affairs in Italy look very
grave. 1t is believed the whole nation
will follow Garibaldi's efforts.
Victor Emmanuel will soon cross the
frontier and proclaim Rome a part of the
Kingdom.
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New Advertisements
GIGNIFICANT.

NJ
The new system of Advertising adopted by Geo.
P Rowell & Co., Advertising Agents, No. 40 Park
Row, New York, is attracting good deal of at
tention.
The following extract from. speech delivered
before the N. Y. State Editorial Convention, (late
" holden at Penn Yam, by prominent Advertis-
ing Agent of N. Y. city, goes to show that he at
least acknowledges its advantages.
From jamestown, ~ Y, journal Of Aug. End,
Edited BY c. E. BISHOP Chairman Of Committee
on ADVERTISING AGENCIES
"Mr. Pettngill spoke in opposition to that plan
from the publishers stand point alone. He show
ed the publishers that by this system of contract
ing they were giving lower rates than they gave
their own home customers others equally
prompt and good customers that they were SELL
ing one portion Of their paper to be used to COM
plete with and underbid the other columns that
the owner of the space thus sold could come right
in and beat the publisher prices and take his bus
mess away from him that if the publishers fully
understanding this, still wished to continue so IT.
regular and unbusness-like a system he (Pettin-
gill Co.. should of course cease trying to get adj
vertisng for the papers at their regular rates and
go into the other system of contracting-whi he
could stand ifthe printers COULD
The anxiety on the account OF newspapers is I'M
called for. There isnot one in twenty which would
not prefer to receive all their foreign patronage
this plan, when it is fully understood. 1t is too
generally recognized thoroughly beneficial to
all parties concerned to be injured in the least by
any thing which may be said against it BY inter-
ested parties.
Advertisers should send for circular giving
full explanations.