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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-01
At'heeliug Register.

II q, meeting OF the Democratic Executive
,...,,mit,ec Of Ohio county, 1t was
r,.l,,f That the Democratic voters of Ohio
..'n,y he aud are hereby requested, to meet
q, rIrir respective townships, at their usual
.J,'., of meeting. ON Saturday September 2sth,
,T rlos, THREE delegates from each town
r. ~, meet in convention at the Court
Ii.I., on saturday, October 5th at two
,E p. NJ. to select candidates for the
>r,,, Legislature. Superintendent of Schoels,
,.I appoint contrrees TO meet like conterees
',.,r, Brooke and Hancock counties, To select
,rdiiatr for State Senator.
,il meetings tu he held as follows:
- trwuship at o'clock =. NJ.
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University of Virginia,

'I'HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INsTITU
! ten will begin on the first day Of October
1867 and end on the Thursday preceding the
9Th of July, 1868.
To be admitted as a student, the applicant
must be sixteen years Of age. Tbers Is no pre-.
scribed c,rrieultna Of studies In this Institution.
Every student may select the schools he will at
tend but in the Academic Department he must
attend at least three unless by leave Of the
Faculty be be allowed 90 attend less than three.
The method OF instruction Il by lectures and
text books accompanied ~ daily examinations,
The University II divided into three depart
meutz
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A TTORNRYs AT LAW. WHEEL.
N ING, WEST VA, will practice In the
courts Of Ohio County and adjoining Counties
Office on last side Of Fourth Street, near the
Court House. oCtlD
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/. Academic.

Wm. p. Peters, A. " Prof Of Latin
t. l. Gildersleeve. Ph. d., Prof. Of Greek
VI. Schele DE We're, LID, Prof. Of Modern
C6, S Yrnable. A. NJ. Prof. Of Mathematics
LsOpci2 j. BOeck Adjet. Prot. sf Applied
Francis II. Smith. A. n, Prof Of Natural
Philosophy.
$. Maupin, A. ", Prof Of Chemistry.
'rTo be appointed Sept. gth,) Prof. q TechnOl-
ogy and A gricultuTal ScisBce.
". II. MeGufsy, DID, LID, Prof Of Moral
Geo. Frsd. HOLMES. LID. Prof. Of History,
Literature and Rhetoric.
III. Law.
John B. Minor, LID, Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
5. o. SOuthall, Prof. Of Constitutional and In
taTnati"nal Law, Mercantile Law and Equity.
III. Medical.
90 be appointed sept. ith,j Prof Of AsdieiBe
and Ots-tstrics.
J. L. CaI~H, NJ. D., Pref Of PhTSiology and
Sarcery.
j. $ Dayis, II. D. Prof Of Anatomy and Na.
tsria Medira
5. Maapin. NJ. D.. Prof. Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
J. Z. Chancellor, NJ D., DenOnstrat0r OF
Anatomy.
The aggregate eIpenscs Of the student. for the
session Of nine months. exclusive Of teHtOookr
clothing and packet money. viii b. about a. toi
lows:
/. For the Aeademic Student attending
three Professors, $50.
III. For the Law Siadenf, attending the iuI
III Fer .be Medical Student. attending the
full Medical cOurse, $50.
OF these sums, respectively, w, tz3O and
ssSo win b. required In advance and tia balance
f.f eta
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DIED:

On Monday night, at fifteen min tes past
eleven o'clock. HENRY c. HARBOUR.
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JOHN TEECE.

MALsTRR AND HOP DEALER,
WI Water Street Centre Wheeling. West
Virginia Highest cash price paid for barley.
auRbI ly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-01

q TIE A N u OAF PRIHTING
- RromYtly and hzndssnsly dose ~ TIE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-01

John B. Minor, LID. Prof Of Common and
Statute Law.
). q. SJuthall Prof Of Constitutional and In.
taTnAtional Law Mercantile Law and Equity.
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LAMB JAhfl
LAMB & PAUL.,

DANIEL LAMB.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

ITvEUcTccK lN-riiE MORNING.
Tie dew hy 4lieering on the grass,
3 A mist lay ON the brook
at th6 earliest beam OF the golden sun
The swallow her nest forsook.
The snowy bloom Of the hawthorn tree
Lay thickly, the ground adjoining,
The birds were singing In every bush
At FIVE o'clock in the morning.
And Bessie. the milkmad merrily sang,
For the meadows were fresh and fair;
The breeze of the morning kissed her brow,
And played with her nut-hrown hair;
But Of she turned and looked around.
As II the silence scoruing;
Twas time for the mower 20 whct his scythe,
At Eve O'Clock in the morning.
And over the meadow the mowers came,
And merry their voices rang
And one among them wendell his way
To whore the milkmaid sangi
And, as he fingered by her side,
Despite his comrades warning,
The old, old story was told again.
At five O'Clock in Tie morning
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
TIA TRADE !.

Tho prophet rs Of THB GHEAr AMBRioAN TEA CoM-
rApY became fully nynctd. several years ago that
ihe consumer OF ga ana " nee were paving 700 many
and Too lage Profits on these articles q every day CON
'umpi IA. and therefore orgs nztd rHa GBBAr AMERf-
c,E TEA COMPANY, 10 do away, as far as possible wi h
these drains upon the Consumers and 70 sup
ply them with these ntcessaes 90 thu smallest possible
price,
10 give readers an idea Of the pre6ts which have
been made in me Tea trade will start with the Amer
lean houses, leaving ut Of the account entirely the
pfOt's OF the Chinese factors
LIST. The American house in China or Japan makes
large pro fits their sales shipments and Of the
richest refined merchants This country have made theft
immense fortunes through their housesin China
ID The Banker NAL "a arpe profits upon the foreign
Exchange used in the purchase Of Teas.
80. The Importer makes lroh OF 80 20 % per cent
in many cases.
IA On arrival here It is sold by the cargo aud he
Pur hascr sells to the speoulat in invoices Of 900
10 600 PACKAGE at an average roht about 10 per
5h. The Spectator sells d. 60 the Wholesale Tea
Dealer iu lines 1t profit Of DO 60 10 per cent
OH he WhoesaIc Tea Dealer sells ITO the Whole
sale Grocer in lots 10 suit bis trade at profit OF about
7h The Wholesale Grocer sells it to the Retail Deal
e. at profit OF 10 90 Is per cent
be Retailer sells 10 to the Consumer for ALL 1HE
When loo have adjed 20 hose EloHr profits as many
brokcfags, ca iagcs stuaRcs, coopersges end waste
aid aid th original cost u toe Tea it will be perceived
show Why we can sell so vcy much lower than other
dealers
WeIropose do away with all these various profits
and Okerages catag s,sorages cooperoges aud waste
With che exception OF small mmission paid Or ur,
chasing Go our correspondents n China and Japan
cattaRe, aud small pich. to oursclyes-which on our
luge sales viii smpl pAy us
Through our system o supplying Club throughout
thc country. cousumrs in parts II Che United otAtes
cu receive ibcr cas- al the same prices with The small
additional expense 4 uausportat.u) as though they
bought them our war houses Boz ihis city
Some pauios quir Of us how they shall proceed 20
ger OPP acub The answer is simply this 1T each
er-ou wishing 20 n iu club. say how much Tea or
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miscellaneous.

From Punch
A SWEET THING IN CHIGNONS.
rer.-r - srp.yr.r uaNNsxs

UNCLE rEAz1E FANNY
Uncle. Now. my dear Fanny, it is your birth
day Let me see, how old are you Well, my
dear, here is a little present for you-a little sci-
entifc instrument Science is fashionable now,
you know Here is amicroscope, to study minute
botany witb--and entomology
Fanny. Oh, thank you, Uncle
Uncle. Entomology science Of insects, you
know. Minute entomology of insects not visible
to the naked eye. Mites in cheese, for instance.
Fanny Nasty, horrid things
Uncle. Well. If you like better, dimunitive
water-insects; the water-lea and the cyclops-
and such, But | suppose you would wish to es-
chew mites. mean not TO eat them.
Fanny. Oh yes, Uncle
Uncle. Then you should examine your cheese
With this you can Other things also, besides
cheese There is chcesc-a and there are chguons.
Fanny. "Chgnons' aud cheese sounds fun
ny.
Uncle Yes, my dear Alteration But
cheese and chignons have more in common than
Oh. However, you think chgnons are "the
cheese ell?
Fanny. They are the fashion, Uncle, dear.
URcie. Yes they are the fashion So were
"fronts" in my young days. Both false hair.
Wise ladies then wore it before now they wearit
behind. The dandies of the day used, they
said to quiz it.
Uncle Yes. 1t was one Of their slang words
derived from looking through an eye-glass,
ballad a rui,vipo-rlass NInart 10 ipspeot as IL
,roro al r;d;,,nie Nov ,Lo;r s,rcissors ,b.
svails n,;z cbiano,s H., von con o';r o o"p
ohanooI yonr.cif% ,anr r,;croscr,o ''''
F"nnD WIZ sbonld Irncln5
racJs To 500 II IL con,sins any ,re,or;nos
Erna', Gre,ar;reso I've hull 5,;nL 10.
-. ''''''> ''''!
- PiS' n 49,. ,l,.. ,l.o.. 80, ....:... D..
asites of parasites.
RAINY. Nov, nonsense, uncie. | know what
earns his welcome by lattery '-DR JOHNSON.
Cncle. The little iieas have other teas' and
smaller ieas TO bite EN- Those SINAI Ter iieas have
lesser iieas and so al HpWtnm fleas are par
ases But gregarines are not leas.
Fanny, should hope not. But what are
they, then
Cncte. Little dark brown knots, my love-
which ''are seen at the free end OF the hair and
may even be distinguished by the naked eye
These are gregarnes' They are the discovery
Of a M LiNDEMANN, Russian professor whose
country has doubtless afforded him fine field for
observation ~ thls Dranch o. zoology
Fa"ny' zoology, uhueI
c"o'e. e. ny uear' ihese niue dark brown |
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI
CATE HEALTH

DIX. DOW PLY stefan and Surgeon, Nos and En-
dlooti street Boston Is consulted daily Tor all diseases
incident to me female system Proapsus Uteri Fall
as OF he womb, fluor Albus, Suppression, and other
mehtueA arrangements are all treated upon new path
illogical principles and speedy relief guaranteed In fsw
days 80 nysnabli certain Is the new mode Of trea .
ment that the most obstinate complaints cid under IT,
and the allie ed person reioCs In perfect health
DR. Dow as no do ibt had greater experience In the
cure Of dis asses Of women and children than any other
phl sielan Boston, and has, since 1870 confined his
"h3e au non 10 the cure Of private diseases and fe
male con paiuts
b-Ah letters must contain four red stamps OF they
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

LOWELL MASS, Nov, 20 1866.
Great american Tea Company.
GEMS. / herewith send secoud order of Merfimao
Club for tea aui coffee Ia regard to first order would
say our promptness in answering aud quality goods
sent save enue satstaonon you will by increase
Of S2i in this order, G.. D. d.
Respectfully yours, 5. ID GOFDOE,
No, l59 Coibum St., Lowell Mass.
GfeGt American lea Company, Nos 81 and SO Vesey
Sc New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10
Morse's Maple Sugar Bush !

The largest maple sugar manufIci,uy in The
United States
Everything connected with the estabishmfpt ia on
the most improved plan BOOT Of the tabs are tin ia
square feet Of eVoprsng surface Can reduce oyAr loo
barrels a Sap 10 sugar IN twenty fouf-hours
The evapo aupg Pans are arranged on plan 81 their
own invention, VII eh ensures superior quantity Of
sytnp and sugar The Sugar is neatly put up In 80 10
and oV 10, tubs, and kept constantly on hsnd b, r.
sChlBNhR, Stove and Tia Ware Dealer. Main stfeet.
Montpelier VI who viii Ill all orders promptly
MONT slsr, VI. 6@55s
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FRANcosIA, y. II Nov 10, 1866
The Great american Tea CO.
GENTLtNEN My last order flr tea oi 80 pounds camt
20 band 90 due lime ali right, and has given er'ie salts
IAN on aud If continue 20 send good tea yo
have sent. you orc sure II permanent ualaiu this
place The Imperial was mo bfst If auyihng-we hav,
bad n ibis place. several OF The Club have 90 me thai
il was better than ihe tea hey pa'd 81 uud for
SEM you ther order Sos Gj. Please forward
before b. exlttss, 60 franeluia, Il Graf on County
l hank YOU for he conf limeu'arv package
Address PRIEST YOUNG, Ffancouia, NJ II
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CLUB ORDERS.


WulAMsrowN, Orange Co.. Vt, Jan 1867.
70 THE GAEAr AMERIcAN TEA Co,
Nos 81 and 80 Vesey Street n Y
GHN1LBMtN The lea I orcertd before rivrs good
satisfaction aud send you another ofd.r amount M To-
81 90 which vi please hll and send 10 my address
by Express Many thanks for the plimtntary pack
ages Respectfully yours
ALEXANDER SMITH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10

NEW LoNnoNi CONN NOV, 10 1866.
The Grtat AmerieaH Tea Go.
SINS - herewith send you another club We are
eli well suited with that which received before and
much Obliged for the complimentary pAckage We fad
that II Is 90 per cent cheaper than get II here
and at least 80 PEI cent better Please send or
three blanks for clubs and circulars to 60 with them as
| know Of some IN adjoining towns VINO would like to
get up clubs. Yours Truly,
L NJ DAY.
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An Aol RFLATiNa !, ~ IigE IGEDENEPTl0N OF

Nh AEl hI La INU 10 HE MEUEM tI llON W
BANK NOTES
ne hcrely enacted ~ he Geaeai assembly Of the
State n IcfW0nt
troll After the expiration Of The chater Of any bank
chartered BY this State after the terminate % The
existence VI any such hank asetaby the laws Of this
State such bank may notice to be published in a
he weekly newspapers Of u county whre sDch bank is
located or one iu year setting forth that said bank
will redeem is outstanding bills The day Of the cxpfa
ton Off. charter the date u the termination VI it's
cxisunce and copy Of This act And upon due publ
cation Of such iotoe, neither such bank nor It's officers
shall be liable TO any action for The redemption Of
been duly presented and payment there demanded
within the ytar aforesaid, al the banking house Of said
bank
SIC 2 After she expiration " the charter, or afcr
the termination Of The existence n any such bank as
Aforesaid such bank shall cease be- subject 10 the
operation, or liable TO Che p'ovlf2ns VI The sixty third
section Of chapter eighty uiue 10 the General Statutes
SEo This act ihaltako efeat nom It's passage.
A proved, Novcmi CT 10 1866.
In pursuance Of the ptovs " the act above fecit
ed, the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier VI gives notice
that lis charter terminated septembcr ION 1865, that
its outstanding bills will be red cmcd Unit January ls
1865 az its lace NJ business 10 the rooms of the First
IA. PAGE, Cashier.
Montpelier December 90 1866
In pursuance n he provisions Of the act above rci
3D. the Norihftd Batk gives notice. that rs charter
terminated Juiy 18Th rs thatits Uutst andiug bills will
be redeemed until January st 1858 at its former place
Of business. ia Notthhe d, VI
Northdeld, December co. 1866.
IN accordance With the provisions Of the above act Of
the L'p atufc OF the state ~ Vermont, The INK Of
waterbury, at Waterbury VI hcrc1, gives notice that
s charter terminated September st 1865 th % che out
star ding bills Of said bank will De redeemed at uc Wa
torblfy National bank in waterbury, md also at The
National Bank ~ Redemption, ia Is stou. until the LIST
JK FULLERTON. Cashier.
Dated at waterbury Dec ooh 1866 l.lv
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DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
a PANY'S
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA;.

DAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
THROUGH LINZ
TO GALL FORNIA,
And Carrying the Us Mail,
,og.,,. o.. q, '''' " " cSua, sS o.. u. pa,s,
ARizONA. CoL0SsBo,
HENRY qaAUNoEY, c0NsTIlUIloN.
OCEAN ioT1HFHi,N. sA LR RAMF EMO
NORTHERN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
One fthe above large and splendid steamships win
leave Pier No AZ North River, foot Of Canal Street,
At " O'Clock noon the lst llth, and 2lsi o. every
month Except VII, those dates fall on sunday and
Meeting via Panama Railway, with ons Of the Com
pan1's Steamships from Panama for San Francisco,
touching at Acapulco.
Departures Of ls and 2lst connect At Panama with
steamtrs tot SOUTH PACIFIC and CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch At MANIA
Milo.
Departure Of lih each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama to AUSTRALIA and NAw IRA
LAND.
Steamer ofMar. II 1867. will connect with the second
steamer OF the Company's China Line, leaving San
Francisco April 3. 1867 Tor HoNo koSG.
discount OF one quarter from steamers rates allowed
20 second cabin and secrbge passengers with families
Also an allowance One Quarter on through rates to
eleIgymen and Their families, aud school teachers
One Hundred Pout DIS Baggage all wed each adult.
Baggage masters accompany baggage through, and At
tend Co ladies' and ,h.ldrtn without male protectors
Baggage received the dock the day before sailing
from steanboats railroads aud passengers who prefer
20 send down early An experienced surgeon board.
Medicine and Attendance zee
For Passage tickets or further information, apply al
The Companys Ticket office, the haf foot oil Canal
Street North River New York.
r r. BABY AGENT
c. T. BARtlETr co,
Jan. l.
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Ri G'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
Made from Prescription u XIV oHss KING y. D.,
% &c confidently presented che public Tor The Proven
ion and Cure ct

n G.
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
s s,d az ,r9T sopdl reSpS. az so5, T sy s
DETERMINATIONS rs ,NsSi QY,ly, r. !, ,2N>I,ps
Tor the Radical caye ofAsrHMA BEoNCHitls CArARRH,
a. sss' ~ 1 .s ,sI,,, ~ en- o s NJ
and Coz all tpssnorai D.otaer. oin, se@oeh and sors
~ pol, blood ,qbins s ca and tsrs, dininshe,
isrsn Is jsuris, say, ne aPp, 7ncy nrssaea ani
i"sai, speedS e,d t6e,e1I cain az reire as
YSsffas i 6sIf; i's 7S E1Ii 4 s ioSsaSS5
s sS5 so@dd 1 S99 be 5 s'' Abb Gs .l e.
raassv sems tgoss, 10 in wheel ,her, ssAlbted one
De,.a Or ,ss&s, NJ ..biaI 3d.. N S;sa c., w..,
sss. f' .s,s 'B Hi sa f,.s f Zoe
P,ss6eass GSsls'' Or biss,.s L,ss.,iSs fesis. Srs
ds,ga h,ST 90 'fss,, 5 S',a,e ",a,, b"S'
mlyshi reg, 81 6, ana ePsce.y - 81 t,ma De'dns
sany, Aiss.,s Dsyea Premature too f,squmi .aa,ta
Statements from Patients, DC.
Iou5 pIe,erpHon a'ea my IT, Paa has sa' Cd
ewe gis. God % he 9snssi 1s', l.csya neia ygar
f.sgega i,y i,gt'ais, 5'o'.o9f hem
much ny its zee. ,'-fIV q y. ioNts Racine VIE
AIRY, lao, was sueorne from violent cough f5r rhoi lad
had MAJ ss,si sb.l 6o@rs'y rrasa,,ms IL ne eve
nag toaia,. ~,aa egmg t 1sh "ou'a q, ent ng rom
oHhage rom tle ungs My Amy f}sis.an a..nsd ue that
ana BAD zen compelled % leave bushes. or uesly W.
enes Of (9 MIiioN 9ih e,Innnf 90 y @uarJ Mr.
scented me vim bottle OF tlc PRErAREn pREsCHfflON
In any APPETITE 9'ehl ead eEpI,y o,t5 r.,arHed
two weeks %. Nsh enset "rrs troken up ihauc.orHard
To- S dude '' 81 csr 1i' AMfSiuSE 6i5E
g9o 0 ss 5 %9" lscE 0S 5d'sd u Is siys s
Rays 6sd Era ~ ssSssas s.Aal' u ,ey Years
no5s l "it ~ pea an gn,niyii elleq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-10
KINDERGARTEN AYEAR,s

EVIL Il NO Il AFT Err YEAR S
TRIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Fourth AuDITohs OEFios Dec. /, 1865,
Great American Tea Co., s.3l . SO Ve,ey So, ~ T.
Enclose heeNith send Gu QUE re <ular list for Dc
ember II Is now twelve months since we began the use
OF your Teas and Uth.ts am uleased ia being aha
to .ay ha satisfaction derived ON the use of said
arueles by The members u this Club instead Of bel, o
confined 20 individual iusteuoes Is universal aud thip
! may saieb say II win iut exception Thanking YOU
lol the mAty fayors received at )uur hands, / am
ths' 'efy respectful y oar ebedient servant,
L. CASS CARPENTER
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PRICE LIST.

PRICE LIST.
YOUNG HYsON Greeul, sos, 0ot. Sl.l0, best 81 %
per pouud.
GREEN TEAS. Soc e0,., 81, 81 10 best 81 2j pen
pound.
NIA 1Oe soc 9)c.. best 80 per founl
90 90 g.. sl @l.lO beet 81 25 urr pound
~, ~ ,l lie ~ zoe, SOC guc esi 81 per found
~, j. , "a. Gucn) best 81 % per oui.I
HN4Lla ~ ~ sAkFAsI luack), so; ,90s 81, 81 10
GUNPOW DER (Greei1 ~ d bes, q "a
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NJ
CHARGES MApR

Those who need the services Of an experienced
clan surgeon Ia all difficult and chronic diseases a
every name aud nature should give him aoau
T. SIR Dow imports andhas for sale a new article
called the French Secret. Oder by mail Two for N
and red stamp. 0S,69
MAY |. 1860
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09
Adyertfse.

Here are few practical thoughts
from the pen of Prentice, of the Louis
vile Journal, which 1t would be well
for those to read who think il does not
pay TO advertise. He says:
eve have been carrying on the Lou
isville journal between thirty-six and
thirty-seven years. During all this
time we have known 70 man of busi-
ness i'm this city to fail who advertised
literally. And we have known no one
to succeedin any considerable, if even
i'm respectable, degree who didn't adj
vertiseg literally Do yon tell us, oh
candidate for the custom and good will
of TIE community, that you cafI't afford
to advertise because your business ia
dull.? All! why is it dull? Listen,
and we will tell you. 1t Is dull because
you don't advertise because IL is dull;
SO that the vacant circle Ii complete
We tell you IL you nre doing III to ad-
vertise that you may do well aud If
you are doing we'll, advertise .tffsf you
may do better Set high Your gnark of
business success, and advertise up to it.
You can do so, If syeu ssiH, even In hard
times. A little nerve Is needed i'm ad-
vertising as we'll as In using an y other
effective means OF success. Your men
who have no more nerve than a wet rag
advertise little or none at all. You
may suppose that we are giving advice
that we think would benefit ourselves.
Yes, we do think that it would benefit
US. And ii you do not agree with us,
he wise enough to act ctaccordingly."