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 WHAT FOLKS SAY. 
 
 Morninar Gxpreim, Albany, N. Y. 
 
 Dai'oiiv <fe Co., Advkhtirino AdKNTH The Arm of 
 
 DAiiniiY & Co., dealers in Printers' Goodn and Adver- 
 tising' A','eiits, No. TS Fulton Street, New York, Is one 
 of the most reliable In the conntry. We have had bn^'i- 
 ucss traiicacllons with them Iwtwecu three and four 
 years, and have ever fonud them promi)t and accommo- 
 dating. Every oblisationentei«d into by them has been 
 fulfllled to the strictest letter, and we consider It a duty 
 to thus publicly exprefs our opinion of them. M'e trust 
 our business relations with them may be continued years 
 to come, and we assure our friends of the Press throuffh- 
 out the country, tliat they will And it to their interest to 
 have dealings with them. 
 
 National Ntnntlard, Naleiii, N. j. 
 
 Our New Tyi-e.-TIic new type in which the A7anrfard 
 appears to-day shows what it is and needs no commen- 
 dation from us. It was obtained throngh the well known 
 advertising honse of Messrs. Dauchy & Co., 76 Pulton 
 Street, New York. The Messrs. Daucht & Co , are 
 gentlemen with whom it is a pleasure to deal. In fact 
 they generally permit editors to have their own way, and 
 ""t™ '" ''" "'"'■'' ''««'™"« "' giving the knights of the 
 Muill full satisfaction than in driving a good bargain 
 I hey do not ask for a monopoly of our columns, but act- 
 ing upon the principle of "live and let live" they only de- 
 nnmd a fair start and equal chance in the race for husi- 
 nees. We commend them to those who desire to deal 
 with courteous and accommodating gentlemen. 
 
 Evcnln« Pont, Hartlord, Conn. 
 
 A FiKST Class AoENov.-The Advertising Agency of 
 
 Dauohv 4 Co., of New York, is taking a high position 
 
 in its special line of business, and is daily growing in 
 
 popularity among advertisers. Enjoying as it does, nn- 
 
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 Mr'ttK-xUMfniL *<«,u- 
 
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 DAUCHY & CO. 
 
 nsnal facilities for reachluK all pnru of the country 
 ,thront!h the very beat medinnif>, Its patronei are dally 
 increaeiiip, and Its books show the niinies of many of 
 the largest and most snccoKsfiil advertisers lu the conn- 
 try, who are Increasing their business through their 
 connection with this Hrm. Messrs. D. & Co. are thorongh- 
 golng, reliable and energetic bnsiness men, and what- 
 ever they nndertake to do Is accomplished In the most 
 complete manner. 
 
 Diapatcfat PitlaburSf Pa. 
 
 A Rei.iaiii,e AnvERTisiNo AoBNOv.— Among the most 
 reliable and enterprising of our Eastern Advertising 
 Agencies mast be classed the well-known Arm of Dauout 
 & Co., New York, with whom we have had dealings for 
 over a year, and to whose promptitude in meeting their 
 engagements, and many sterling qualities as brisiness 
 men, we take pleasure in bearing the most unequivocal 
 testimony. The Arm, during the last year, have adver- 
 tised largely with the Dibpatou. and in all their dealings 
 with ns have given us the most unqnalitled satisfaction, 
 while from the scrupulous care with which they have 
 watched their contracts and their auxie|y to have them 
 filled In the manner best calculated to promote the Inter- 
 ests of the advertiser, their patrons, we should say, must 
 feel equally well pleased with their manner of doing 
 business. Tlieir bouse is one we can safely recommend 
 as In every way trustworthy and reliable, and those 
 having bnsiness to do through an advertising agency 
 cannot entrust It to safer or better hands. 
 
 Ually Uniout Ijockport, N. Y. 
 
 OuB Ttpbb.— The beautiful new dross In which our 
 paper appears to-day was furnished us by Messrs. 
 Dauchy & Co., of 76 Fulton Street, New York. Our 
 dealings wltn Messrs. Dauchy & Co. have extended 
 through several years, and they may be regarded among 
 the fairest and most liberal business firms in New York 
 Our patrons will join us in thanking them for careful at- 
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 I of the country 
 xitronei lire daily 
 inieB of many of 
 fers In the ctmn- 
 'B through their 
 Co. are thorongh- 
 men, and what- 
 ihed in the moat 
 
 Pa. 
 
 Among the nioBt 
 ern Advertlxing 
 uflrmof Dauout 
 had dealings for 
 in meeting their 
 ities 88 brmlDeBe 
 lost unequivocal 
 'ear, have adver- 
 all their dealings 
 lied BatisfactioD, 
 »hlch they have 
 i|y to have them 
 romote the inter- 
 should say, must 
 launer of doing 
 tfely recommend 
 iable, and those 
 vertlsing agency 
 Is. 
 
 «. Y. 
 
 Bg in which our 
 us by MeBsrs. 
 ■^ew York. Our 
 , have extended 
 regarded among 
 ns in New York 
 m for careful at- 
 
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 I3AUCHY & CO. 
 
 tention in soloctlng and arranging the taBhionablo garb 
 for both l'ni(tn and Ikmoeml. 
 
 Provlilcnce Prms, Providence, K. I. 
 
 Among the publishing craft the Advertixlng Agency 
 of DAtiouY & Co., 78 Fulton Street, New York, is too 
 well known to need a word of comment from ns. We 
 make a note of the fact that they have peculiar and su- 
 perior facilities for supplying printers' materials of all 
 kinds, and of the iikst kinds, and cheap as the cheapest. 
 We have dealt with the house when It was Cooley & 
 Danchy, and under its present Arm name, and have al- 
 ways found them prompt, reliable, thorough business 
 men and ime gentlemen. 
 
 Oally Journal, Newark N. J. 
 
 A KKI.IAI1I.K AuvFRTisiNG AoENov Mcssrs. Daoouy 
 
 4 Co., newspaper Advertising Agents, 7B Fulton Street, 
 New York, do a larger amount of general business, with 
 better aatlsfaction to the pajjers with which they deal 
 than any other similar agency. At any rate this is our 
 experience in the premises, and we take this opportunity 
 to commend them to the press everywhere as prompt 
 reliable, intelligent and appreciative Advertising Agents! 
 
 Evening Standard, New Bedford, Alaaa. 
 
 AnvEBTiBiNo AoKNov.-For several years we have done 
 business with Messrs. Dauohy & Co., IB Fulton St.,New 
 York, who are extensive dealers in printers' material8,and 
 also are AdvcrtlBing Agents. We have always found 
 them an honorable firm to deal with, prompt in payment, 
 and upright in their agreements, and New York and 
 other merchants wishing to advertise extensively, will 
 find them reliable agents. 
 
 Dally Press, Patemon, N. J. 
 
 Our New Dkesb.— 7/i« /Ve« appears to-day in an en- 
 tire new suit of typo from the well-known printers' 
 warehouse and type-foundry of Dauchy & Co., No. 78 
 Pulton Street, New York. Our new type is brevier and 
 nonpareil, we having discarded the bourgeoise in which 
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i>au<;hy »t CO. 
 
 tlif bixlyiif ()iii-p„|),.|.|,„K hitlipi-to hii'ii pi'liilfd. \Vc 
 . flnttw oiireolve.i thai Tli^ /•,,« will now ooniiwri- In 
 typogiaphliiil hcuul.v with iiny impcr In lliir ccmutry. 
 
 Dviiini-rnl, C'lirlliivillr, III. 
 
 Thlx ln-onr third your (lolntt InisiupsH with Dacoiiy & 
 Co., Advcitis'inf; Anenln, 75 Fulton Strci't, New York. 
 A perxonal lu^<l.l•(•lioll of ihcir viixt eftiiblichinont, and ,t 
 perminiil ac'jniiintinice with the Messrs. Danpjiy, ^'Ives 
 118 the opportunity losny they are tellable, clever ;;cntle- 
 men. 
 
 D:inchy & t'o. are tinioiii; our heaviest advertisers, 
 niniiiu;; from one to two cohinmH In our paper the year 
 round. We have fonnd them prompt In payment, ohllj,'- 
 lii!,' and courteous in all their dealings, and we take 
 pleasure In cominendliiu' to our brethren of the craft the 
 advertising Ann of Daiuhy & Co., as every way worthy 
 of trust and contldence. 
 
 City iV Coiiiiir}, Nyiick A- Picriiioiit, N. Y. 
 
 AnvKttTiHiNo AoKNov.— Amoiiji the most reliable and 
 entcrprlBlng of our Advertlsiii!; Afjeiicies Is the well- 
 known tlrm of n*ronv & Co., New York, with whom 
 we have had dealings for several years, and to whoso 
 promptitude In meethij,' their engagements we take 
 pleasure In beariiif; the most unequivocal testimony. 
 The Urm have advertised largely, during the past two 
 years, with City anii Coi'ntkv, and, In all their dealings 
 with us, have given the most unqnalifled satisfaction. 
 They are energetic and trustworthy business men, whom 
 we can recommend to our l)rethren of the press, and to 
 bnslnessa men genera'ly. 
 
 Ually UeHliiler, IliiiUon, N. Y. 
 
 Kni.aroi.nu TUKiR BusisKus — We aie pleased to notice 
 that Messrs. Dadoiiy & Co., of New York, are greatly 
 enlarging their already e.xteu8ive business. For the 
 past several years we have had large business dealings 
 with their Printers' Warehouse and Advertisement 
 Agency, and it gives us pleasure to testify to their honor, 
 integrity, liberality and fairness In business, and their 
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It'll printed. We 
 now L'limptirf In 
 II lliir couutry. 
 
 , 111. 
 
 ' with Dai'uiiv & 
 trci't, N<'W York. 
 bllHtimi'iit, and a 
 MS. Dnnrliy, ^'Iven 
 ble, clever ;;cntle- 
 
 tiest advertisers, 
 iir paper the year 
 11 payment, oIiIIk- 
 iK^, and we take 
 n (if the craft the 
 very way worthy 
 
 riiioiil, N. V. 
 
 most relluble and 
 icles Is the well- 
 'ork, with whom 
 fK, and to whose 
 Bnient» we take 
 vocal testimony, 
 ng the past two 
 all their dealings 
 Itled BatlsfaclioD, 
 liiess men, whom 
 the press, and to 
 
 N. Y. 
 
 pleased to notice 
 'ork, are greatly 
 •luess. For the 
 luslness dealings 
 Advertisement 
 ry to their honor, 
 liuess, and their 
 
 l>AUCHY & CO. 
 
 uniform courtesy niid jreniality In social relations. They 
 have liostH of friends In the newspaper fraternity of tt<.ie 
 State, wlio will wish them success in their enlarged Held 
 of o|ieratlon. 
 
 Koportcr, Wnlliriin, KniitinH. 
 
 New Tvi-K.-Onr new type w„s piocurcd Irom 
 Daiciiv & Co., Advertising Atrcnts, New York C'ltv 
 on a contract we \mvr with llicni lor advertising, and in' 
 justice to Ihein we will say tliat they an: tlie only adver- 
 tieing ftrni who ever did for us „m,r tluu, they agreed 
 to 00. 
 
 ncinoerat, Went Troy, N. V. 
 
 Tlie type with wliich this ninnhcrof the Demoouvt is 
 
 Ps FuTton Sinlc/'v """i'^'l "^ M""-'^- Du:oin '&' Co 
 ,i™ I .!'^' *' ^'"'y ^'"^- Although It Is hnt a short 
 
 cas ing they have by itie manufacture of the excelleiil 
 
 .^'h'„7i'",'nl^/""'''''l' '-''i'"'"' " ■•ei.utatlon second to i 
 other ei*tiiblfshment in the country. We liave h d deal, 
 iiigs with this firm, as AdvertlsinirAL'enls,.(l other vise 
 for several vears, and have alwavs found them men »r 
 hmior, stralght-forward and pnin.p In all b^sh esf 
 
 wS?d" W^' T^ 'f"S K«»"'™«" i" every sense o the 
 word. We cheerfully commend them to the nress 
 throughout the connlry._F«««„ CounlylJemn^ai ^ 
 
 We know our cotemporary speaks the tnith of Messrs. 
 0.vuonY & Co., for we have always known them to do 
 just as they agree in all their dealings with us Their 
 place of business is very pleasantly located, a'lid they 
 always welcome their patrons in the most cordial 
 manner. 
 
 Maine Htandard, Aui^niiiii, Me. 
 
 A well-conducted Advertising Agency Is that of Dau- 
 
 ouv & Co.. 76 Fnlton Street, New York. The gentlemen 
 
 composing the Hrm are enterprising and indnstrious. 
 
 ?„mm"Il"i"'' ^<"''i»e'' with them we have found then 
 
 Kftro'f busfc'"" "' »"'' '"'' •^^^ ""••""-'» 
 
 Chronicle, Marion, Inil. 
 
 wS."!!"^ "I! "/" "'■° y^"™ *« '"'^« 'e^e'ved near 
 S200 00 worth of wood type l>om the Advertising Agency 
 
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1>AUCHY & CO. 
 
 of Dauoiiy a Co., New York City. We have luviirliibl) 
 fourul this Compniiy Jnlr niul hononihUi In biiitlneiiH 
 traiiwiiclliinx. Hhoiild any of our cltl/enn Aeslm to ex- 
 teuolvely advertlni! imy iMiHlueBs, we doubt not that they 
 will Hnd MenHrs. Daoouv & Co. nuadvantaBeuiiHngviicy 
 through which to do It. 
 
 Ilpiiiorratt nnonc, Io«vn. 
 
 If tliuro In one advertising agency that wu can recom- 
 mend to our lirethren of the i|nill, It la the Ann of 
 DaI'chy i& Co., 78 Fulton Street, New York, We have 
 found them to Iw a safe and reliable Hrm, besides iH'Ing 
 accommodating, which Is more than wo can say of some 
 otiKT New York advertising ngenctos. Tliey are at 
 present the only autliorlxcd agents for the Ikmrnrnt In 
 New York City, we having canceled our contracts witli 
 other firms. 
 
 Prcas, Portland, ltft>. 
 
 AnvKKTiaiNO Aurnth In looking over our list of 
 
 exchanges we notice that Messra. DADdav k Co., Adver- 
 tising Agents, at. No. 78 Fulton Street, New York, are 
 greatly extending their business connections with New 
 Bngland newspapers. We have dealfwitb this firm for 
 a number of years, with satisfactory results to ourselves. 
 Tbey have fultllled their contracts with us in a very liberal 
 spirit. 
 
 naily Herald, Rutland Tt. 
 
 AnvKBTisiNo AuKNor. — We have done business with 
 Messrs. Da DOHY & Co., Advertising Agents, 75 Fulton St., 
 New York, for several years, and have always found 
 them reliable and prompt in their payments. We can 
 recommend the agency to our brethren of the press. 
 
 Gazette, Eddyville, laMra. 
 
 V/e are under renewed obligations to Messrs. DAroiiv 
 
 h. Co., of New York, for favors shown ns the past week. 
 
 This is one of the oldest and most reliable advertising 
 
 Arms in the United States, and we cordially recommend 
 
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 Vo have luvnrlnhly 
 >nihlu 111 bimlnesit 
 Izeiin (lenlit) t() ex- 
 liHiht not that they 
 VHiitageuiiHngeiicy 
 
 lint wu can rocoiii- 
 it U tliu flnii of 
 V York, Wc Imvi! 
 Ilrni, tHsiikleR lH>tiig 
 ve van f>ay of fioinu 
 leg. Tlioy are at 
 >r fill! IkmiKrnl In 
 our contractB wttli 
 
 ; over nnr ll»t of 
 jduY k Co., Adver- 
 Bt, New York, are 
 lections witb New 
 ;"wlth thia firm for 
 asulta to ourselves, 
 luninaveiylllieral 
 
 d Tt. 
 
 one business with 
 :eDtg,TS Fulton St., 
 ave always found 
 yments. We can 
 n of the press, 
 
 [aMra. 
 
 Messrs, DAroiiv 
 
 1 ns the past week, 
 illahle adrertislnj; 
 dially recommend 
 
 WAUCHY & CO. 
 
 fhein to the |irc»K and (miIiIIc ifpiwrallv throiiL'hoiit Ih^ 
 State. 
 
 Hinr mill Ni-nilncl( <Ji>llyNbiirir, l»n. 
 
 To TiiK CiiAKT.— IlnvliiK had doalliiys for Meveral VBurH 
 with Mt'H.«r<. ItAiniv & Co., 7ft Killlon Street, New York, 
 AdvertlHliii; Aiiciitu and UeiilerH In T.v|)e, I'rliillni,' Ma- 
 terial, &(•., imd havlnt: found thcni to deal liberally iiiid 
 
 ''«i'''j'. we illallv commend tiTe rlini to the craft as a 
 
 rellalile one, who have nnlfornilv iindiironiiitiv met their 
 flngaf.'ementM. - < i j 
 
 UuoMiii- Valley .Ncwh, Nnrlb .tilniiiH, .Uiimm. 
 
 We learn that MexsrM. Dai ouv Jt Co., Ihceiilerprl'<lni; 
 mid HncceiKfiil AdvertlMJnu' Au'eiitH of New York, are 
 Jilioiit enlarHlni; llieir already I'xteiiHlve biiKliiem'. Thif 
 iiieanH "phiHiierlty," anil we Hre >:lad to know of It. 
 Thl« Urni hai always Iweii rhaiacterlz^d i>v fair, pimnpt, 
 niid tfeiitlcinuiilv doalliit.', and our biiHl'iieiH ivliitjoiix 
 wlih tlieni \\-\\K been of the most pleaHaiit nature. 
 
 .Ucriili-ii Mii-riiry Iti-Rurilfr, iUi-ri<li-n, t'liiin. 
 
 ICavhii; had '•oiij.lderable iMiKlness Intereoui-He with 
 DAiieiiv & Co., |»r!iiler»' \Vareliou'^» and Advertlsint; 
 Accney, 7fi Fulton Street, New York, we have no hesi- 
 laiiey in .^comniendliij; ttieni to »iieh of our brethren of 
 the presH n» niay have .h-chhIoii U) deal with thcni. We 
 ir-M." ITiT '"",'"" iheni iiiompt, aeeorniiiodatiuu, and 
 Just in all their dealiiiKs. 
 
 KIhk mill Ailvi-riiiM-r, Joiii-Nborii% Teiin. 
 
 Oi'K Nkw TYi-ooiufiiicAi. Drbsh.— We eomu onl 
 this week willi our new lirevier dress. It Is a most 
 lieaufiful, clear and readable ty|MS and was furnish- 
 ed IIH by th(! excellent Advertising Agency flnn of 
 of Uaixhy & to., No. 7« Fulton Stn-el, New York, 
 He take jfreat pleasun- in recoinniendliig these courte- 
 
 IsheS. T™*;'! •" V'" '"""""JP""' "II newspaper pub- 
 ushers. Try tlieiu, Im-thmi oniie I»res«. 
 
 Ncloto Uazcltp, Chlllicolhe, Ohio. 
 
 We have had numerous transactions with Dauoiiv & 
 Co., 7(5 Fulton Street, New York, who are extensively 
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I>AU<JHY & CO. 
 
 ••nKHtiiMl In il„, A.lvnllMni; Aironc.v mimI IVImUth- Whu- 
 ,m,H,.lM,Kl„o.H. W,. I.«v,. „i,v,,v- r„„,„| ,|M.>n |.,»„,,,t. 
 r.Hr Kkllled In itiHr ImnlnrHH. ,,...1 we take pl.-nHnr.. In 
 off.TlnR onr If stIni.Mi.v hi Iheir fiivor. In every re-nert 
 trnHt«„ril,y, w« do not li«»lt,it« t.. e<immend IUr...iv * 
 ' <i. H) the trade. 
 
 Indi-nenilyii, Aiirorn. Ind. 
 
 Of the many mlvertl.lni- flrni. thro.iKhont the .■.Minlry 
 tinitor Mes»rH. D.uionv * <;,.,7n Fiilt.in 81., N.Y Htand» 
 pre-eminent forllherallty, proniplneHH.and rellahilltv.and 
 we take irreat |.leai.nre hi reeommeiidiiiK Ihem to oiii 
 lirelhren of the pren^ We have been trnn,.aetln« biisl- 
 nm„ with thin tlnn for nearly two yearn, and have In all 
 traiiHactlonH found ihem Htralghtforward, earrylnc on? 
 the r aKreemenlH to the veiy letter, an nniiHnal thlnj, 
 with ndvertiMint; ajjeiieieH. and especially thoxe of New 
 York city. MeKnrs. 1). * Co. have our bent wIcheH foi 
 KueccHH. I^iiii; may they wave. 
 
 Mlaniliiril, IIIIIimIhIc, SUcU. 
 
 Wo would recommend to our brethren of the prexK, 
 and to the nnbllc (leiierally, the Urm of Uaiioiiv & Co., 
 New York, dealern In prlntliiKmaterhil,and AdverllHln»r 
 Agentn. Onrex|)erleuce wlih them liaNlieen of the nioxl 
 pleawint characaer, and their past tranHactloiiH, so far a» 
 we are ac(|ualiited with them, trnarantee nnlform, fair 
 and honorable dealliii; In the future. 
 
 Orleans Ueiiiiblirnn, Albion, N. Y. 
 
 Dajjoiiv & Co.— There arc many very honorable and 
 reliable flmm dolnj; biwInexK In onr larife cltie» an " Ad- 
 vertising AijentH," one of the inont prominent of which 
 Ih that of Dauomv & Co., of New York, with whom thin 
 eBtabllHhment has hart biisliie»s tran»actlon» for a pi ' id 
 covering many year*. The members of the firm ii , un u 
 of energy, liberality and probity In their dealings, and 
 »8 always prompt, obliging, and coarteons gentlemen, 
 they have not their sHperiont among our basinesii cor- 
 rcspondenta. 
 
 10 
 
CXI. 
 
 Mild IVIiiUth' Whip- 
 'iiiiinl tlii'in pronipt, 
 «i" liikc plciihiirc til 
 i: til evi-ry rn-pi'rt 
 imiineiid Haiioiiy A 
 
 !• Ind. 
 
 iiKhoiit the comilrj- 
 iiiiSl., N.Y., Htiindu 
 h.iiikI rolliil)illt.v,niiil 
 iidiiiK Ihrm to oiii 
 n traiisiii'iliii; hiiMl- 
 irR, und have In till 
 wiird, i;nrrjiii(f oiir 
 , iin iiiiiii'iiul thiii^ 
 •lally ihom' of Now 
 uir bcxt wliitifw foi 
 
 hraii of the prenH, 
 of Uaiii'Iiy ifc Co., 
 Bl, and AdviTtlHliifT 
 UN l)«<fii of the iiiiiHi 
 UBactioiiH, HI) far ai* 
 niit«K niilfoitn, fair 
 
 on, N. Y. 
 
 sry honorable and 
 •i?e cItleB an "Ad- 
 oniiuent of which 
 c, with whom tht» 
 ctions for a in ' id 
 if the firm ii, ■ unu 
 lieir dealinjm, and 
 rteoati gentlemen, 
 our bnsinesii cor- 
 
 SHINING SHORE. 
 
 It would he II liilior of love to write a complete 
 •liojjmiJliy of Umj i„i,i»y tlioa»niul» who liiivo won 
 large finnu and fortune hi a Jiidlcloim tine of the 
 I'resa. Their imiiio is lp;,rioii. But the limits of 
 elils little niHiinnl iiermlt only agliiiicc. The pa- 
 tent medicine men, tlioiii^U other cIugHes have 
 «Jone Just 118 well, HtniKi prominently forth. 
 
 Mr. Jnmeg Swalm, of Phlliidclphlu, died n few 
 vears since, leavinj,' his heirs a million or more, 
 from the snles of his famous Panaeea. He began 
 life poor, for ii long time working as Journeyman 
 bookbinder in liis natlvo city. Some sort of on 
 eruption on the leg liad made him a cripple. His 
 medical discovery was accidental. The story goes 
 that as he was one day running over the pages of 
 a book he was binding his eye fell on a recipe for 
 making something tliat would cure scrofula, and 
 other like diseases. He copied the prescription, 
 bought the Ingredients of ii nclgliborlng apothe- 
 cary, mixed them togctlier, and took the com- 
 pound for the sore leg— and in time was healed. 
 He gave it to others having troubles similar to 
 his own, and found it equally efflcaeious with 
 tliem. This gave him the lilnt. He made more 
 christened it " Swaim's Panacea," and went to 
 advertising. In a short time he was obliged to 
 relinquish bookbinding and give himself wholly 
 to the medicine. Sales increased, and he Increas- 
 ed his advertising as the money came In. Proba- 
 bly no article in that day was more widely mode 
 II 
 
 Jrti'-iiiugiaaaB 
 
OAlt'HY & CO. 
 
 known. Tlie rusult we have IndiciWod. Miiny 
 bciuitiiul (IwoUiii^s in the Qiiukcr City, orettod 
 l)y liini, nn; monuments lionoml>Iu to Ms inunio- 
 ry. Swnini's Pannccft built tlieni. 
 
 Doctor Jiiyue was another niillionnirp of Pliilu- 
 delpliia, not long ago (leceaRed. We have little 
 data for a sketch of his early life, excep* thai he 
 also wi-,» known, in the matter of property, to be 
 almost too poor to give a note. No business veu- 
 ture could well have made him worse off. He 
 had energy, however, and instead of sitting down 
 and bewailing his state he put his wits to work 
 and went in for something better. Being a phy- 
 sician, he naturally looked to physic for relief. 
 In due time he brought out what he called a 
 round of family medicines— which means, we be- 
 lieve, something for ])retty much everything 
 There was Siuiative Pills, and Carminative Bal- 
 sam, and Worm Medicine, and E.\pectoi-ant, &c., 
 &c. Doubtless there was merit in his prepani- 
 tions. His sales were slow, and J'or a long time 
 greatly discouraging. It was hard to pay adver- 
 tising bills. Soinelimcs he would almost have 
 taken his own niedieines, if he had not been a 
 doctor. But time, that mends all, helped him. 
 Tmde grew, and at length success was assured. 
 Afterward fortune came with a rush. His pile 
 exceeded three millions. The finest private resi- 
 dence in the city is the exquisite marble mansion 
 built for him near tbe Schuylkill bridge. 
 
 It may be tiiirty years ago that Dr. Brandreth 
 made his debut in New York as a vender of pills. 
 It was alleged at the time that he procured his 
 recipe from an old man who either came over 
 with bim In the ship from England, or whom he 
 
 12 
 
C<l. 
 
 l>ArCHV & CO. 
 
 Indiciitcd. M11115 
 ikcr City, erected 
 ible to hU ineiiio- 
 III. 
 
 ilUoimirr of Philu- 
 . We Imve little 
 fe, exeep* tlial he 
 jf property, to be 
 
 No business ven- 
 n worse off. He 
 ul of sitting down 
 
 his wits to work 
 :er. Being a pliy- 
 
 plijsie for relief, 
 wlmt he called a 
 ich menn!;, we be- 
 lucli everything 
 Carniinutive Bul- 
 E.\peetonint, &c., 
 it in his prepani- 
 IJ'or u long time 
 iird to pay adver- 
 luld almost have 
 : bad not i)eeii 11 
 
 all, helped him. 
 cess was assured. 
 % rush. His pile 
 Inest private resi- 
 i marble mansion 
 1 bridge. 
 
 at Dr. Br.indreth 
 a vender of pills, 
 he procured his 
 sither came over 
 and, or whom he 
 
 became acquainted with in New York. It makes 
 no dillerencc whieli. When he lirst started in 
 Hudson street, Ijcing too poor to advertise, he 
 peddled his pills by the box through the street 
 and acquired a sum sullieient to put a short ad- 
 vertisement in the Huh. As the pil!j began to 
 sell he inereiised the manufacture and established 
 agencies, in all cases leaving them with booksell- 
 ers, never allowing druggists to sell them as his 
 agents. After a while he found the druggists 
 were selling more than he was manufacturing, 
 and investigation proved that they were an im- 
 itation article. This gave him a good chance to 
 caution the public against counterfeits. In time 
 he opened a central otHce in Broadway, above 
 Warren street, which for a long time remained 
 his principal olHce. At length he made terms 
 with the druggists, and the pills became a regu- 
 lar article on the price list of wholesale houses. 
 We have no means of estimating his wealth. The 
 Brandrcth House, corner of Broadway and Canal 
 street, is owned by him, and much other proper- 
 ty in this city. ^ 
 
 Doctor J. C. Ayer, of Lowell, started in life ns 
 pretty nearly every boy in the country who has 
 amounted to much started, that is without friend 
 or fortune to help. He had vim, which was bet- 
 ter. Making good use of the common schools 
 of his native State, Connecticut, he in due time 
 graduated from tlie Medical University at Phila- 
 delphia a regularly-trained M. D. The prepara- 
 tions which have made his name a household 
 word the world over, were the result of his che- 
 mical studies and reflection after he became a 
 physician. The numerous and difficult experi- 
 ments that were made in bringing his medicines 
 
 IS 
 
 m 
 
DAUCHY & CO. 
 
 I 
 
 to perfection need not be described. lie com- 
 menced their giile in Lowell, wlicre lie Imd decid- 
 ed to lociite, and liimself visited the neighboring 
 towns to worii them olf. The prejudice against 
 proprietary mcdiciues was then stronger than 
 now, and the .irofession was particularly down 
 upon him. Adding this to the inevitable pecuni- 
 ary troubles, and a man of less energy would 
 have let the union slide. It had the contrary ef- 
 fect on him. He satistied the doctors tliat his 
 compounds were eminently rational and scienti- 
 fic, and by multiplying his advertising contnvct* 
 he instructed the public also. But there was 
 the universal exigency, into which all must be 
 baptized. Month after month of doubt and anx- 
 iety supervened. Sometimes he was contident, 
 and sometimes he— would die or tucceed. Of 
 course with this persistence it was but u quea- 
 tlon of time, and time at length brought its re- 
 ward. The point was reached where income met 
 expense and had something to spare. This was 
 the golden gate. Since then the paradise of for- 
 tune has been his commons. Cherry Pectoral, 
 &c., are with the trade as Bauk of England notes. 
 He has become a heavy stockholder in several of 
 the Lowell and Lawrence mills. On the conclu- 
 sion of the war he bought two large sea-lslnnd 
 cotton plantations in South Carolina, and is net- 
 ting fabulous results from them. His success in 
 gold mining operations has been immense. And 
 add to this that he is a large owner in the New 
 York Tribune, and some id-a can be had of what 
 enterprise and advertising, well directed, will ac- 
 complish this side of tifty. 
 
 Doctor Osgood, of Norwich, had a kindred ex- 
 porlencc. When he began his India Cholagoguc, 
 14 
 
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mi 
 
 CO. 
 
 cribcd. IIo eom- 
 hvrii he ImU <k'fid- 
 d the neighboring 
 prejudice against 
 en stronger than 
 particularly down 
 inevitable pecuni- 
 Bss energy would 
 d the contrary ef- 
 doctor« tliat liis 
 ional and scientl- 
 crtiaing contractu 
 
 But there wan 
 liich all must be 
 }f doubt and anx- 
 iie was coDtident, 
 I or Luccued. Of 
 was but u quea- 
 li brought its rc- 
 ifherc income met 
 spare. This was 
 le paradise of for- 
 Cherry Pectoral, 
 of England notes, 
 ilder in several of 
 
 On the conclu- 
 a large sea-island 
 rolinu, and is net- 
 
 His success in 
 a immense. And 
 wner In the New 
 n be had of what 
 directed, will oc- 
 
 lad a Itlndrcd ex- 
 ndia Choliigoguc, 
 
 l>Air€HY & CO. 
 
 some twenty-live years ago, his entire worldly 
 possessions could not have satisHed a Welsh- 
 man's expectations. He had a little room adjoin- 
 ing tile office of the old Coiu-ief—ou a tlrst floor 
 'down the chimney.' In that nttic resort he 
 spent his days, and some if his nights, working 
 up his medicine and planning a cam))aigu. Firet 
 tt demyohn was used in compounding, and then a 
 barrel, and so on. Little money, little credit, for 
 who will lend on an enthusiast's dreams!" W« 
 Ivuew his conflicts well, and many was the time 
 when it seemed the end of tlie world had come, 
 and no mistake. Nothing could be done without 
 advertising, and advertising bills had to be paid. 
 To describe the anxiety and heartache, and some- 
 times actual despair, wliich attended his labors, 
 might add to the pathos of our narmtive, but it 
 could in no wise add to its truth. But pluck 
 prevailed. In a few years he set up a drug store 
 on Shetucket street. In a year or two after, so 
 successful had his Cholagogue become, he re- 
 moved to Commerce street and established one 
 of the largest wholesale drug and chemical hou- 
 ses in Connecticut. Next he purchased the build- 
 ings adjoining, and enlarged again. Then he dip- 
 ped into otlier real estate operations, and made 
 money every time. Afterward he bought one of 
 the most splendid private residences in the city, 
 in which he yet lives. And so on from that day 
 to the present. His income from store and stocks 
 —bank and government and railroad-is set down 
 at a hundred thousand a year, while Cholagogue 
 brings in as much more. He said, God wiilinir 
 I'll win. And the will did It. ^ 
 
 Donald Kennedy, proprietor of the Great Med- 
 ical Discovery, drives to Boston to-day in on equi- 
 1S 
 
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 l>AU€HY & CO. 
 
 pnjre of luxury which once dlil not bo much tis 
 enter into his (lrciun«. His inipccunlosity iit the 
 start wiis 80 extreme that lie wii« obliij;cd to buy 
 alcohol hy the giillon and jufr it liome with IiIa 
 own hiuuls, iind other inj;rcilicnts in liivc nninner 
 The world hud not discovered that lie had made 
 a Discovery. But when the newspapers told the 
 story, and by persistently telling made the groat 
 public believe it, old things passed away. Tli e 
 battle of life, so far as it can be represented in 
 material wealth, was fouglit and won. A mint of 
 money is his Great Medical Discovery. Advertis- 
 ing made it known, continued pul)iicity made it 
 pay. The 'improvement' is obvious. 
 
 Perry Davis' Pain Killer rose from nothing to 
 somi'thing in the same way. Its beginning was 
 infinitesimal to a ludicrous degree. Desiring to 
 attend some county or other fair in a neighbor- 
 ing town, and finding liis exchequer unequal to 
 the charge, he was compelled to arrange with the 
 ticket-master for the round tri4) and pay on re- 
 turn. The sales did it. And thence on. It was 
 a wearisome labor, but the bright day at length 
 came with its glory. Fame brought fortune. 
 
 Among the yet more recent successes (and wi^ 
 l)y no m;'ans intend to exhaust the list, but simply 
 to indicate fair examples of advertising foresiglit) 
 stands Doctor Joseph Wallvir, of Vinegar Bitters 
 notoriety. lie says he licgau by ]>utting up his 
 Bitters in jugs, junk iKitties, and whatever else he 
 could buy eiiiap:wt, and joddled them from a 
 liasket on his arm through the streets of S«n 
 Francisco, California; this was in 18(55. In a 
 small way he couimeue 'd to advertise, wliicli was 
 the largest way his nit^ans would p.-rmit. The 
 1A 
 
CO. 
 
 (I not 80 inuL'li lis 
 i|)founiosity iit tliu 
 iviis oblij;ud to buy 
 ; it lioinc witli IiIa 
 Ills in like iinintiur 
 
 tliat hu liiid iiiiidc- 
 -■wspaiiurs told the 
 rig inadu tlie fjreat 
 Missed away. TIi e 
 
 be represented in 
 d won. A mint of 
 icovery. Advertis- 
 
 pul)liL'ily made it 
 )vioii8. 
 
 i from iiotliinii to 
 Its bcijinning was 
 arreo. Desiring to 
 air in a ncigIil)or- 
 scqiier unequal to 
 
 ari-iinge witli the 
 i{) and pay on rc- 
 iienee on. It was 
 jjTlit day at longtii 
 iiglit fortune. 
 
 sucecssi's (and wr 
 lie list, but simply 
 ertising foresight) 
 )f Vinegar Bitters 
 by putting up his 
 
 1 wliatever else he 
 lied them from a 
 lio stroets of San 
 s in 1805. In a 
 k'ertiso, which was 
 iild p.-rmit. The 
 
 DAUCHY & CO. 
 
 tirst, and second, and third yiar passed, and no 
 money had come to his loclicr, to stay, though 
 his Bitters \veroii!Tee|)tlblygr(»\vingin reputation. 
 The fourth ye«r it w.is "nip and tuek" between 
 expenses and income. .Vt this juncture Messrs. 
 K. II. McDonald & Oo., the oldest drug hous • on 
 the Paeitic Coast, and famous for tlieir advertising 
 habit, b:cam:' Ih.- Doctor's gineral agents, and 
 pushed the busin- "s greatly. Removing to New 
 York, as a more desirable place for li(%'id-quarters, 
 th-y bu'gan to advertisi; largely In th;' eoiintry 
 press of thu States, omitting only the more ex- 
 pen.^ive journals of the great cities. At one time 
 the ledger showed a balano of forty thousand 
 dollars in gold on the wrong side ; but undoubting 
 faitli in persistent advertising nerved them to the 
 work, until the narrow seas were passed. Their 
 sales are now imnjense, sometimes exceeding one 
 hundred thousand dollars per mouth. The days 
 of anxiety gone ; a wealth, which might well have 
 astonished the fathers, is coming in full tide upon 
 them, and the unsolicited letters which they dally 
 receive from those who cannot feel too grateful 
 for the wonders the Bitters have worked for them, 
 must give the satisfaction that they are dlspens- 
 Inga universal blessing. Good things, wellhaudiRd 
 and adVvTtlsed, bring about just such results. 
 
 We are drawing on patent medicine advent- 
 ures for our iUusti-ations, but other departments 
 of activity arc equally prolific. Turn which way 
 we may, the same lessons instruct us. The Mer- 
 rlams, of Springfield, liave secured a fortune and 
 renown on Webster's Dictionary which might 
 satisfy a princely ambition. The Dictionary it- 
 self is doubtless the best in the language, but la- 
 IT 
 
DAUCllY & CO. 
 
 vluh ndvertlsliijt only lm» made Its sm'f«-ss g(> uni- 
 versal. Scarce a jwper of nny pretension in tlie 
 Innd but ndvises, in every isenc, thiit you 'Gel 
 tlie Best,' Its publlsliir* enrly learnt the «o<ret 
 which indeed could never liavo been much of n 
 secret to their penetrating minds; for pray what 
 should sensible intjn do, who have any tiling to 
 sell, but tell people of it, and ask them to buy? 
 The question aUMWcrs itself. 
 
 In till- newspaper line, the Sdentlftc Ainei-iiaii is 
 another lUBe in point. Many people would say 
 ihut of all money foolishly spent, that spent in 
 advert ising a newspajK-r would be most obviously 
 thrown away. The circulation of tlie Si-lentifr 
 Aineriran is aliout tidy thousand per weelv, every 
 ropy of which is an advertisi-ment of itself: what 
 need then, many miglit plausibly ask, of other- 
 wise seeking notoriety? Tlic fact stands tliat Its 
 experienced publishers spend many thousands 
 annually in making known its merits through the 
 advertising columns of the country press; and to 
 say that they would not do this if it did not pay, 
 would be saying what must be self-evident. And 
 if such a course be neccssaiy to the highest suc- 
 cess of a ncwspapcir, which so largely advertises 
 itself, pray what business under the sun, that has 
 to do witli the great public, can dispense with it ? 
 
 Bonner Ib known to every body. Look at his 
 Ledger, and reflect on the eminent writers who 
 have contributed to it« immense growth. Henry 
 Ward Beecher, and Mr. Greeley, and cver- 
 RO-many college Presidents, and Dexter and 
 Fanny Fern, and Emerson Bennet, and Poca- 
 liontas, and Mrs. Soutliworth, and Parton, and 
 Prentice, and Lady Palmer, and Saxe, and Sylva- 
 
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CO. 
 
 ts 8U('c'fs8 go unl- 
 >rctciiHion in tlie 
 B, thiit you 'Gel 
 learnt tliu Kooret 
 J l)i'en iniieh of ii 
 Is ; for priiy whnt 
 inve nn.v thing to 
 »k them to buy ? 
 
 rityte AinKvinm Is 
 eopli' would say 
 at, thiit Hpunt ill 
 e iiiont obviously 
 of tiKf Si-imtifir 
 per WL'nk, uvcry 
 it of Itself: what 
 ly ask, of otber- 
 "t stands that Its 
 many thougands 
 Brits through the 
 try press ; and to 
 if It did not pay, 
 ilf-<'vidcnt. And 
 the highest 8uc- 
 argely advertises 
 the sun, that has 
 llspense with it t 
 
 ly. Look at his 
 cut writers who 
 growth. Henry 
 sley, and ever- 
 nd Dexter and 
 met, and Poca- 
 ind Fnrton, and 
 Snxe, and Sylva- 
 
 UAUCHY & CO. 
 
 uus Cobb, and Poerlesg, and Pheebe Carry, and 
 Abbott, and Flatbush Maid, and liancroft, and 
 Bayard Taylor, and Laiiteru— which is as far ms 
 wo tan »e'j, but for more get next week's Ledger. 
 And yet what is it that all these have done for 
 that paper :' Its success comes from advertising. 
 Over Hlty thousand dollars have been paid in 
 bilU of a single week. The assessors have him 
 down an annual iiieome of two hundred thou- 
 sand dollars. Twenty years ago he was a poor 
 printer and member of Dr. Hawes' church in 
 Hartford. 
 
 The Subserlptlou Book Publishers furnish one 
 of the best illugtrations of the effective and 
 wide-spread inftiieuce of these lists. Many of 
 them eomineneed business with little or no 
 capital, and by hard work ond persistent ad 
 vertlslng have become rich ; some liave sold from 
 tlfly to eighty thousand copies of ono book. The 
 Houses that have advertised the most extensively 
 aaifoUutoed it up through dull seamnxa* teell a» bunn 
 fetuotu, have met with the greatest success. 
 
 The (ireat American Tea Company Is another 
 Illustration. They are among the largest and 
 most successful advertisers. One would suppose 
 that It would not pay to advertise all over the 
 country, an article like Tea, that Is sold by every 
 country store ; but, their facilities In Importing 
 by the cargo, are such, that they can afford to sell 
 their goods lower than any retail dealer, and they 
 have let people know It. The result Is, that they 
 have built up an enormous business, and as they 
 continue to advertise krgely, their business is 
 constantly on the increase. The secret of their 
 success is. In keeping the fact before the public 
 1» 
 
II ^ 
 
 i>Ai;t:HY & CO. 
 
 of where they can wive tlieir money in biiyhif; 
 their Tens nud CotTei-n. 
 
 The Ainuriean (VVultlirtni) Wiitcli, wlmt liim 
 nindc It by nil ()(1<|8 tliu in««l poimiur wateli on 
 the mnrliet, ns weii ns tlic inottt profitable y To 
 cay that it Is an article of great iiitrlnsie merit, i» 
 to say what In ei|iially true of other watehes. 
 The trade iiiidirstand tliii«. Yet the Wallliiim 
 watch is unmlHtakalily tlie bent seliiiijj;. And thiii 
 is beenUHe It is the licst known. ItB n^rentn arc 
 active men; tliey believe in notoriety; they ad- 
 vertise largely, every where nnil pemintently. 
 They know no otlier secret. 
 
 Colgate'H Toilet Soaptt attained to a iiopularity 
 and success by iiKi'ns of advertising, which would 
 tiave required an ordinary lifetime to gain under 
 I lie old system of things. 
 
 The putting of our various government loans 
 on the market successfully has been an astonish- 
 ment to foreign nations. Jay Cooke took the af- 
 fairs in hand, and by dint of extraordinary ad- 
 vertising more than any thing else, though good 
 sense must always be understood, he did the 
 work— quicker and at a clieaper rate than any 
 government loan had evci- lieen made before, not- 
 withstanding the immense sums paid to printers. 
 The flnanclnl world never witnessed such a thing 
 under the old metiiod. Advertising won. 
 
 Consider what tlic Sewing Macliinc people arc 
 at in the newspapers. Advertising is their vital 
 breath. Ditto of tlie Pianoforte makers. The 
 Gorham Company's Sterling Silver and Plat- 
 ed Ware is another illuBtrntion. Barnnni 
 says Printer's Ink made his pile. And so we 
 might go on, wearying ourself and the render 
 20 
 
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 uoiicy ill biiylii); 
 
 r'utc'li, what I1118 
 opiiliii- wntL-li on 
 
 protitable y To 
 iitrliisii' incrit, Is 
 
 other wiitohcB. 
 ct the Wallhiiin 
 I'lUii);. Ami this 
 . IIb n^TRiitH lire 
 orii'ty ; they lul- 
 nil pen>it*tently. 
 
 (I to n popularity 
 In^, which would 
 u' to gnlu under 
 
 Dverninent loun& 
 Dceii an astoniEh- 
 lokc took the af- 
 xtraordiiiiiry ad- 
 l8c, though good 
 )od, he did the 
 ir rate than any 
 nade before, not- 
 paid to printers. 
 iHed such a tiling 
 ling won. 
 cliinc people arc 
 ng is their vital 
 e makers. The 
 Mlver and Plat- 
 ition. Barnnni 
 ic. And so we 
 and the render 
 
 l>AUCHV & CO. 
 
 Hi veil. Many tlioiisnndf) eoiild he mentioned 
 who ran coiiiit their hundred f tliousands, all 
 made liy judlelous, systenmtie and persistent ad- 
 vertislng. The principles and renHonings herein 
 presented hold good in all branches of business. 
 8oiiie of our iilustnitioiis may he liunioious, hut 
 they are all supported by indisputalilu FACTS, 
 so that there eaii be no longer any doubt that 
 judicious advertising pays. Now-a-days a new 
 liuslness maybe opened, and In a short time enjoy 
 a» large a patronage as any other establishment 
 through discreet and iliienil advertising. CIreu- 
 lars and handbills are useful In their way, but 
 are tar more expensive than an attractive adver- 
 tisement in tlie columns of a laii;ely clr-.-uiated 
 journal. Not one man In a thoiiHand who believes In 
 the policy of advertising, fallH of success, wliile 
 there are hundreds who never succeed at all, 
 merely because they Imve not the pluck to sjieud 
 a portion of their protits in making known to 
 purchasers their wliercabonts, and wimt they have 
 to sell. Prompt and frequent announcements are 
 read, and when tiie reader's eye glances over a 
 notice of something that he or she wants, it is 
 natural to suppose that the advertiser will receive 
 the first call. The occasional insertion of an ad- 
 vertisement brings far less return in proportion 
 to the cost, than one which appears continuonsly, 
 for it usually happens that you can't tlnd it when 
 you come to look for it. . A systematic and judi- 
 cious course of advertising is bound to win. 
 Now read on, and learn how to do it. 
 
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 HOW TO ADVERTISE. 
 
 Au uavurliscr oC vmy liirtfii cxpurleiu:« wiilnn 
 ti) tiH iiH followH. (Ill till) poinpiii-utlve value of ciiy 
 uuil uoiiiitri uclvcrtlnliiK, niid hU way of dolnj; 
 the thiiiKKtinunilly: 
 
 CITY AND COUNTRY. 
 
 " I don't know timt I eiin uimwer your Inquiry 
 'hi n few words,' liut will try. AdvurtlitlnK in 
 the Inrgo city Journiilg undoubtedly pays, hut It 
 pnys best when nn nrtlcif has become well esliili- 
 llshod. Till then the money will be bntter spent 
 on country clrculntloii. It works lu thU way. I 
 advertise, for Instaiioe, in a New York city [wpor. 
 A copy is taken up at a Hrcnlde In the interior. 
 The liousowife looks it over till her eye uli|i{htH 
 on my ttdverligemcut. ' There,' she says, 'that's 
 Just what I want.' She turns the sheet to see 
 where it is from, and lays It chiwn gaylnjf she 
 can't send out of the world for any thing. She 
 takes up the village paper and sees tlie same. 
 'I'll Ko straight down to Brown's and get It: he's 
 our merchant.' A sale Is effected. That's tlie 
 way of it. From the ouUkirt to tiie centre, 
 from the bottom up. The country must give 
 you the certificate. Wiien your name is made, 
 advertise as you pleose ; you can't go amiss. 
 
 " It is the same when the article advertised is 
 not kept on sale throughout the country, but has 
 to be sent to the manufacturer for, perhaps a 
 thousand miles away. The local advertising 
 gives It local endorsement, for the people read 
 and believe their own papers, advertisements 
 88 
 
I 
 
 ERTI8E. 
 
 jxp(!ri«iu:ii wiiii's 
 itlve value of diy 
 lis way of dolnu 
 
 NTRY- 
 
 wer your Inquiry 
 AdrurtlHlnK in 
 (edly pays, hut it 
 ecoino well egtiil)- 
 ill be hntter spent 
 ks lu tills way. I 
 
 York city paper. 
 s ill tile interior. 
 11 lier eye uli|i{htH 
 
 slic SM^B, ' tliat's 
 tiie sliect to see 
 town saylnff siie 
 • any tiling. Slie 
 
 sees tlie same, 
 'sand get it: he's 
 cted. That's tlic 
 I to tiie centre, 
 untry must give 
 ir name is made, 
 n't go amiss, 
 ilclc advertiied is 
 
 country, but has 
 !!• for, perhaps a 
 local advertising 
 
 the people read 
 
 Advertisements 
 
 i>aij(;hv * CO. 
 
 iind nil. Tlic iniilU iiiid cxpri^sseH iTivlve money 
 iiliii return ^oodn witii ocitaliily aiul ea«e. Tons 
 of light waiTu go througli tlio iiiailH every day, 
 with safety and at noiiiliial eoHl. Waleliu(>, Jew 
 oiry, iaees, gloves, liooiix, ineilleliKw, xeedh, !<;<■., 
 Av., are so transported. 
 
 THK LITTLK FARM. 
 
 "One thing more. Don't Hpread yourself too 
 niueli. I mean, don't lulvertlHu nil over creation 
 at the oiitbcl. Seleet some one State or more to 
 begin upon ; and when you have decided where 
 to start, take, up Crockett's advice and go ahead. 
 Cover the ground, and keep It covered. Avail 
 yourself of every possible medium of advertis- 
 ing, and stick to it. Fits and stjirts will be like- 
 ly to kill. Stick to it ! If 'the woman wlio hes- 
 itates ill lost,' so is he who falters in an advertis- 
 ing career. I speak for tiiose who mean busl- 
 uess. Tiieii, when your persistency begins to be 
 rewarded by satisfactory Returns, consider wliat 
 additional territory you will subdue. You are 
 maater of the situation, and can <io what you 
 please. If you wish to stop where you are, mo- 
 derate attention will take care of your business ; 
 If ambition demands more, take further territory 
 and ' occupy' it. Your receipts from the soil al- 
 ready under cultivation will meet the cljarges. 
 And so on to the end of the chapter. 
 
 BRIEF CONCLUSION. 
 
 " This answers your Inquiry. First, begin with 
 the country press and work in to tiie cities; Sec- 
 ond, what you undertake, do thorouglily, and 
 keep doing it. If tills experience shall benefit 
 ^"yl'"''?, very well. I paid hnndBomely for It 
 
n—r 
 
 TO ADVERTISERS. 
 
 Tim iitlciitloii of Morcliiiiit», Muinil'iicliirurH, 
 nniK«li*lH, Iriveiiliirr<, imil (»llmi-», who ilcNlro to 
 Iflvi! wldi- piibllclly to Ihclr Inmliu.'HH, Ih rcHpccl- 
 fllll.V liivllcd to our |iliin or 
 
 UNIVKR8AL 
 
 BUT OHKAP 
 
 ADVKRTI8INQ. 
 
 Wu offer tln! voliiiiiiiM o!' 
 
 Two Hundred Papers in New York, 
 
 One Hundred and Fifty Papers in New 
 England, 
 
 Two Hundred Papers in Middle States, 
 
 One Hundred and Eighty Papers in South- 
 em States, 
 
 uoinprl»liiK botli DiiiliuH uiid WintklluD, and 
 
 A DOUBLE LIST of 
 
 FOUB HUNDBED TAFEBS 
 
 In the Western States, 
 
 all Hcluctod with can-, iit 
 
 LESS THAN ONE-THIRD 
 
 PUBLISHERS' RATES. 
 
 Our ABILITY todondnurimMfroiii theolrcuni- 
 stancu, First, that wu ponlnict with caoh paper 
 for one, two or three COLUMNS, or whatever 
 SPACE we wish; Second, that we contract for it 
 BY THE YEAR, and so arrive at THE LOW- 
 EST POSSIBLE FIOUKES for a BASIS ; but 
 Thirdly, AND CHIEFLY, to the fact that we 
 arc largely engaged in the MANUFACTURE of 
 PRINTERS' TYPE and MATERIAL with which 
 
ri8ER8. 
 
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 lii^rit, who (Icslro to 
 iimliK.'HH, Ih ri'Hix'cl' 
 
 IVKRTI8INO. 
 
 New York, 
 Papers in New 
 
 Middle States, 
 Papers in South- 
 
 W(!»!klll!8, IIIUl 
 
 TAPEE8 
 
 Western States, 
 
 4IRD 
 
 !R8' RATES. 
 cHfroiii tliovircuui- 
 't with uaoh pni>er 
 MN8, or wimtcvur 
 t wo contract for it 
 vo at THE LOVV- 
 or a BAHIS ; but 
 the fact that wu 
 VNUFACTURE of 
 ERIAL with which 
 
 I 
 
 I»AIICHY « to. 
 
 wo Clin UHUitlly pay piililiHliurH' lillN. '|'hi< priHIl 
 
 niiuli' on tlin unU' oft; Ih Is ulioiit all that lit 
 
 aitkcd lor our labor anil ri'HpoMttlhillly. Aclvcr- 
 
 llHcm, ocnipyhm ||ttl<^ r ii anil that Irannlcnt- 
 
 ly, IIAVK TIfKHKKOUK THF; BKNKKIT OK 
 A WII()I,KMAI,K VKAKI-V I'liliCIIAHK OK 
 .SI'ACK, without hicnrrliiir any of ;Sc labor or 
 rlHkH of ItH HUiccRH. Ah llluHtratlon hIiowh tin- 
 ftilvantiijfc of our nictliod of advortlHlnK. The 
 chnrKCM for four lincH one niontli In 
 
 Twpiily UallloH at .!x elf. a line 9tln.liu 
 
 On« Hniiilrcil Kl«lity W'(!«klle«, ar mIx ctn. . 17J.W) 
 
 Total for four lilies mic nidiith JJnT.iH) 
 
 To do prccliiuly tliU advcrtlHlnir, wo clmrijf 
 Sixty DoIlarB. 
 
 OUR LISTS COMPRISE 
 
 nearly all tliu best Papers In the «octlon» men- 
 tioned, and niuHt, eonHcquently (jlve the wldciit 
 notoriety to hnnlnuHS that Ih POSSIBLE for the 
 •anie amount of money. Complete HIch are kept 
 at the olflce, which arc at all tlincB open to In- 
 spection. 
 
 Potrons and all Interested ore Invited to call 
 and oxamint) the Record Books of our office, lu 
 which the Insertion of every advertisement' in 
 each paper deslj^nated Is fallhftilly and most ac- 
 curately noted. The complete and prompt ful- 
 nimcnt of every engojfemont can bo Instantly ver- 
 Ifled. 
 
 We have no dealings with OUT8IDE8 and 
 IN8IDES, (papers that print but one-half of their 
 sheet at home.) 
 
 Advertisers should note this fact, that no Pub- 
 lisher will print ills paper on these terms, whose 
 
 8B 
 
1 1' 
 
 1>AICHV & VO. 
 
 circulation is suttlvicnt to support liini on niiv 
 otlici', and, as tlif oiiTulalion is tlie one crilorion 
 of tlic valnc! ot'iiii advcrtisinj; sliuut, tliey will sec 
 tlie gruiit advantas*-' scfured bv tln' use of our 
 list8,fr(>iii wliifliallKnch sccond-iiniid ni('dinni»arc 
 oxcliuled. 
 
 If any paper on ourlist.- gliullailopi tlicOutnidc 
 or Inside, plan, its place will he intmidiatcly 
 fillcil by a 8tiiii},'lit paper. 
 
 ON THE SQUARE. 
 
 A ' Sipiare' i'l advcrtisi;i!; p:nl!ini-e liasa vci-\ wide 
 construction, anrl is noaictinies more and so.'-.ctinics less 
 — genciiilly loss. An incli is more thiin a square, hiif 
 never more than an inoli. II takes twelve lines ol non- 
 pareil, or fourteen lines of agate ty|)« to make an ineli, 
 and that is the recognized standard measure, especially 
 with the extensive advertising agencies of tlie metro- 
 politan cities. Messrs. Uaichy * (Jo., the well-known 
 advertising agents, caus<! to be made and presented to 
 their patrons a neat ivory foidnig- rule of six inches, 
 with the liu('s of agate and nonpareil spaced oh in every 
 inch. The " square " system oi advertising is ol)8oI(!fc, 
 and, while we propose to do business "on the square," 
 we shall take advertisements by the inch, and tlien our 
 patrons will know just what they are pavinL' for.— 
 Rochester (iV K.) limet. 
 
1 
 
 ft vo. 
 
 ilippoi-t liiiii uii any 
 
 18 the one criluriDii 
 
 : sliL'et, tliey will see 
 
 bv tile use of our 
 
 i(l-liiiii(l nicdiiiiiiMirc 
 
 ill adopt tlicOuttiiilc 
 ill Ihi iiiuiii'diiitcly 
 
 JARE. 
 
 liini-eliasii vui-y wide 
 (>r<Mind Bor-.i'tiincft lege 
 lore tliiiii u Hqiiiirc, hut 
 cs twelve lines of noii- 
 
 tyiw to jiiuke UII liuli, 
 lid ineiiiinri', especially 
 igeiicieH of tlie iiietio- 
 * (Jo., the well-known 
 made and preHented to 
 Off rule of six inilieB, 
 reil spaced olf in every 
 ulvertisiujj; is obsoUsfe, 
 neoB "on the square," 
 the Inch, and then onr 
 ley are payinir for. — 
 
 ttiitCH fur HIN<iia<: «T.*Ti;>S nve pp. (tO and «7. 
 
 ADVERTISING RATES. 
 
 4 I/iies every issue daily and weekly.. 
 * Lilies every isstie daily and weekly.. 
 « I.iiies every issue daily and weekly.. 
 
 7 Lines every Issim) daily and weekly.. 
 
 8 Lines every issue daily and weekl.i . . 
 
 9 Lnes every iiisiie daily and weekly... 
 
 10 Lilies every issue daily and weekly... 
 
 1 1 Lilies c\ery Issue dally and weekl.v. 
 IS Lines every issue daily mid weekly... 
 
 13 Lines every Issue daily and weekly... 
 
 14 Lilies every issue dally and weekly... 
 13 Lilies every Issue dally and weekly... 
 I« Lilies every issue daily and weekl.v... 
 
 17 Lines every issue daily and weekly. . . 
 
 18 Lines every issue daily and weekly... 
 
 19 Lines every i.ssiie daily and weekly... 
 80 Lilies every Issue daily and weekly. 
 85 Lilies every i.ssuc daily and weeklv... 
 30 Lines every issue daily and weekly... „, 
 
 Aui\ Ten Dollars for each addltlomil line. 
 Tlip rntt'N Kivfii Hr«< for Koiir WrpkH' Atlvei- 
 tlnliiK III any oni^ ot tlie IImIh, rx««|il the IJrcat 
 U extern I.Ut, wlilil,, l,„vin« «l«..l.|,. tbe i(nuiber 
 «l naiM rH oli»n.v other lint, is double in priee. 
 
 DISCOUNTS 
 
 will •)« made from the above rates wliere an advertise- 
 lueiit IS continued more than four weeks, ,.r inserted iu 
 mure than one list at a time. 
 
 Prices will 1«, given „pon application, for any papers 
 selected from Ihe lists •- i- i^ 
 
 Four weeks' advertising constitutes <me nioiith : eiirht 
 weeks, two months; and twelve weeks, three months. 
 
 Some changes will of necessity he made, from time to 
 time, in the lists, hut tin full iinmlK-r of pmiers will 
 MUielylH" malnluiiied. 
 
 !«><MI.OO 
 
 . 71.85 
 
 N8.50 
 
 . 93.75 
 
 ia5.oo 
 
 1 10.83 
 l87.dO 
 138.75 
 150.00 
 101.00 
 178.00 
 I83.00 
 194.00 
 805.00 
 810.00 
 887.00 
 838.00 
 890.30 
 343.00 
 
DAUCHY A CO'8 
 
 NEW YORK STATE LIST, 
 
 CompriNinir 200 Daily and Weekly 
 Newspapent. 
 
 KXPRB88— llRlly ALBANY 
 
 NEWS— llally AUBURN 
 
 RKPUBUCAN-Oally BINQHAMTON 
 
 GAZETTE— llally ELMIRA 
 
 KBOISTBR-llaily HUDSON 
 
 STAR— l»ally 
 
 JOURNAL— nally ITHACA 
 
 DEMOCRAT— l>aily JAMESTOWN 
 
 JOURNAL— llaUy LOCKPORT 
 
 UNION— l»aHy ." 
 
 REVIEW— Itally LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 PRESS-Daily MIDDLETOWN 
 
 TELEQRAPH-nally NEWBURGH 
 
 JOURNAL-nally OGDEN8BUR6 
 
 PALLADIUM— llaHy OSWEOO 
 
 PRESS-llaily POUGHKEEP8IB 
 
 EAOLE-Uaily 
 
 FREEMAN— llaily RONDOCT 
 
 EXPRESS— »aUy ROCHESTER 
 
 UNION— Daily SCHENECTADY 
 
 STAND ARD-Dally SYRACUSE 
 
 WHIG- Daily TROY 
 
 TIMES— ilaiiy '. . . M'ATERTOWN 
 
 88 
 
1 
 
 CO'8 
 
 ATE LIST, 
 
 )- and Weekly 
 
 rs. 
 
 ALBANY 
 
 AUBURN 
 
 BINGHAMTON 
 
 ELMIRA 
 
 HUDSON 
 
 *4 
 
 ITHACA 
 
 .TAME8TOWN 
 
 I.OCKPORT 
 
 LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 MIDDLETOWN 
 
 NEWBURQH 
 
 OODEN8BURO 
 
 OSWEGO 
 
 ....POUGHKEEPSIE 
 
 RONDOCT 
 
 ROCHESTER 
 
 SCHENECTADY 
 
 SYRACUSE 
 
 TROY 
 
 ...... WATERTOWN 
 
 NEW YORK STATE LIST. 
 
 ADVERTISER 
 
 ADDISON 
 
 AMERICAN 
 
 ATDTOia 
 
 REPUBLICAN " 1 
 
 RECORDER 
 
 ..ALFRED CENTRE 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 AMSTERDAM 
 
 ADVERTISER 
 
 ANDOVEH 
 
 REPORTER 
 
 BELMONT 
 
 JOURNAL 
 
 BALL8TON 
 
 REVIEW 
 
 BAINBRIDGE 
 
 REPUBLICAN 
 
 l( 
 
 GAZETTE 
 
 ..BALDWINSVILIiH 
 
 ADVOCATE 
 
 BATAVIA 
 
 REPUBLICAN 
 
 BINGHAMTON 
 
 STANDARD-Seinl-Weekly . . 
 
 <( 
 
 LEADER 
 
 ** 
 
 TIMES 
 
 (1 
 
 REPUBLIC 
 
 BHOCKPORT 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 " 
 
 STANDARD 
 
 BREWSTERH 
 
 MONITOR 
 
 CARMEL 
 
 JOURNAL CAMDEN 
 
 RADII CANAJOHARIE 
 
 PLAINDEALER CANTON 
 
 EXAMINER CATSKILL 
 
 REPUBLICAN CAZENOVIA 
 
 COURIER CUNTON 
 
 TIMES CLYDE 
 
 'NDEX COBLE8KILL 
 
 DEMOCRAT COHOES 
 
 STANDARD CORTLAND 
 
 REPUBLICAN COOPEr«:TOWN 
 
 ADVERTISER CANASERAGA 
 
 PHK88 CLEVELAND 
 
 W 
 
«l 
 
 ill 
 
 NEW YORK STATE LIST. 
 
 REPUBUCAN CARTI1A(;K 
 
 GAZKTTE CHKRKY VAI.LKY 
 
 NEWa fOXSACKIE 
 
 COURIEH DEl'OSir 
 
 EXPRESS DANSVIM.K 
 
 ADVERTISER 
 
 GAZETTE DELHI 
 
 REPUBLICAN " 
 
 EXPRESS .. 
 
 RECORD DUNDEE 
 
 NEW ERA DE RUYTIR 
 
 POST ELIZABETHTOWN 
 
 GAZETTE ELMIRA 
 
 GAZETTE FORT EDWARD 
 
 JOURNAL KISHKILL 
 
 STANDARD FISIIKILL LANDING 
 
 DEMOCRAT FONDA 
 
 REGISTER FORT PLAIN 
 
 REGISTER. ■. FRANKLIN 
 
 REPUBLICAN FULTONVILLE 
 
 PATRIOT AND GAZETTE FULTON 
 
 PREB PRESS GENESEE 
 
 COURIER ' GENEVA 
 
 GAZETTE 
 
 GAZETTE GLEN COVE 
 
 INTELLIGENCER GLOVERS VI LLE 
 
 DEMOCRAT GOSHEN 
 
 TIMES GHEENPORT 
 
 JOURNAL. GREENWICH 
 
 REPUBLICAN GENESEO 
 
 RBPUBLICAN HAMILTON 
 
 30 
 
'ATE LIST. 
 
 CARTI1A(JK 
 
 ...C'HKRKY VALLKY 
 fOXSACKlE 
 
 DEI'OSir 
 
 DANSVIU.K 
 
 DELHI 
 
 DUNDEE 
 
 I>E RIVTIR 
 
 . . ELIZABETirrOWN 
 ELMIKA 
 
 FOHT EDWAKD 
 
 EI8HK1U, 
 
 FISH KILL LANDING 
 
 PONDA 
 
 FORT PLAIN 
 
 .". FRANKLIN 
 
 FULTONVILLK 
 
 FULTON 
 
 GENESKK 
 
 ...": GENEVA 
 
 GLEN COVE 
 
 GLOVERSVILLE 
 
 GOSHEN 
 
 OHSENPORT 
 
 GREENWICH 
 
 OENE8EO 
 
 HAMILTON 
 
 NEW YORK STATE LIST. 
 
 VOLITNTEEK HAMILTON 
 
 .lOrRNAL HAVANA 
 
 EN'IEUPRISE HAVANA 
 
 MESSENGER HAVERHTKAW 
 
 DEMOCRAT HERKIMER 
 
 REPUBLICAN HOMER 
 
 TIMES HORNELLSVILLE 
 
 TRIBUNE 
 
 THIBUNE-Tri-Wet-hly 
 
 REPUBLICAN .HUDSON 
 
 GAZETTE <• 
 
 STAR _' 
 
 FREE PRESS HORSEHEAD8 
 
 •THACAN ITHACA 
 
 JOURNAI 
 
 DEMOCRAT JAMESTOWN 
 
 DEMOCRAT JOHNSTOWN 
 
 REPUBLICAN 
 
 REPUBLICAN KEESEVILLE 
 
 AKGU8 KINGSTON 
 
 JOURNAL 
 
 GAZETTE LANSINGBURGH 
 
 REPUBLICAN LITTLE VALLEY 
 
 GLEANER LISLE 
 
 DEMOCRAT ! . . . I.OCKPORT 
 
 JOURNAL.... 
 
 PIONIER ..' ., 
 
 DEMOCRAT '• .'. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.LOWVILLE 
 
 P^^S LYONS 
 
 REPUBLICAN .. 
 
 ^^^^^ LONG ISLAND CITY 
 
 81 
 
 ■'WEMUMt Mf^ Jfr^Mt^ a /jtaur^ 
 
X' 
 
 i:, ! 
 
 im! 
 
 NEW YORK STATE I^IMT. 
 
 8BNTINKI. MAYVILLK 
 
 NRW8 
 
 fALLAWlM MALONK 
 
 TRIBITNK MEniNA 
 
 NKW Y(»UKER MOKRI8ANIA 
 
 UNION " 
 
 HBRCIIRY MIDDLKTOWN 
 
 PRESS 
 
 TKLKGRAI'H NEWBURQH 
 
 INDEPENUENT NEW PALTZ 
 
 GAZETTE NIAGARA PALLS 
 
 TELEGRAPH NORWICH 
 
 UNION 
 
 JOURNAL NYAt'K 
 
 CITY AND COUNTRY 
 
 JOURNAL NEW YORK 
 
 LIBERAL ONEONTA 
 
 REPUBLICAN OGOEN8BURG 
 
 TIMES— Heml-Wpnkly ^ OLEAN 
 
 UNION ONBIOA 
 
 DISPATCH 
 
 TIMES OTEQO 
 
 PALLADIUM OSWEGO 
 
 INDEPENDENT oVID 
 
 TIMES PAINTED POST 
 
 DEMOCRAT PEEKSKILL 
 
 MESSENGER 
 
 DEMOCRAT PENN YANN 
 
 BXPRE8S 
 
 CHRONICLE 
 
 SENTINEL PLATTSBUHQH 
 
 ONION PORT JBRVI8 
 
 m 
 
 ■■■WPy i Mifj i mw^ym 
 
 ""«!Ui!M'M(l!M«W 
 
TATK LIMT. 
 
 MAYVILLK 
 
 t4 
 
 MAI,ONK 
 
 MEDINA 
 
 MOKHI8ANIA 
 
 MIDDLKTOWN 
 
 NEWBURGH 
 
 NEW PALTZ 
 
 NIAGARA FALLS 
 
 NORWICH 
 
 NYAt'K 
 
 NEW YORK 
 
 ONEONTA 
 
 OGUGN8BUKO 
 
 .-,, OLEAN 
 
 ONBIOA 
 
 it 
 
 OTEGO 
 
 OSWEGO 
 
 OVID 
 
 PAINTED POST 
 
 PBBK8KILL 
 
 ti 
 
 PENN YANN 
 
 41 
 
 t4 
 
 PLATT8BUHQH 
 
 PORT JBRVI8 
 
 NEW YOUR STATE LIST. 
 
 CITIZEN PHELPS 
 
 I'lONEKH PAWLINO 
 
 SUN PERRY 
 
 NEWS PHATTSBl'RG 
 
 JODRNAL PORT CHESTER 
 
 COITRIEU ANT) FREEMAN POTSDAM 
 
 EAGLE POrOHKEEPSIE 
 
 DEMOCRAT PULASKI 
 
 OAZKrrE RHINRBEOK 
 
 KXPRESS-Tri-Wei'kly ROCHESTER 
 
 OBSERVER ROCK VILLE CENTRE 
 
 COXTRIEH RONDOUT 
 
 FKREHAN <• 
 
 MERCURY RICHFIELD SPRINGS 
 
 DEMOCRAT RICHMONDVILLE 
 
 •'NION SCHENECTADY 
 
 GAZETTE SHARON SPRINGS 
 
 LEADER 8TAPLETON 
 
 DEMOCRAT SAGEVILLB 
 
 CORRECTOR SAG HARBOR 
 
 EXPRESS 
 
 PRK88. SALEM 
 
 SENTINEL SARATOGA 
 
 NEWS s(;huylerville 
 
 MONITOR 8CHENEVU8 
 
 COURIER SENECA FALLS 
 
 NKW8 SHERBURNE 
 
 JOURNAL SUSPENSION BRIDGE 
 
 MASONIC TIDINGS " •• 
 
 *^'**'^S TARRYTOWM 
 
 ^HIO TROT 
 
 '-**«Hlflf .>j-gi;i31 fe5S^'^ . ■AS^^'-^tfJiVfmff^ 
 
NEW YOKK STATE LIST. 
 
 HOME AND ABROAD TNADILLA 
 
 NBW8 ITNION 
 
 HKKALD. WALUKN 
 
 CH RONICLK WALTON 
 
 REFORMER WATKRTOWN 
 
 TIMES WATERVILLE 
 
 CHRONICLE WAPPIN0EK8 FALLH 
 
 WESTERN NEW YORKER WARSAW 
 
 DEMOCRAT W ATKINS 
 
 SENTINEL WEEU8PORT 
 
 DEMOCRAT WKLL8VILLK 
 
 TIMES 
 
 JOURNAL WELLS 
 
 REPUBLICAN WK8TFIELD 
 
 DEMOCRAT WEST TROY 
 
 TIMES WHITEHALL 
 
 NEWS WHITE PLAINS 
 
 ADVOCATE WEST NEW BRIGHTON 
 
 STATESMAN •. YONKERB 
 
 ^mi^maemmm. 
 
1 
 
 'ATE 1.I8T. 
 
 rNADILLA 
 
 ITNION 
 
 WALUEN 
 
 WALTON 
 
 WATERTOWN 
 
 WATERVILLK 
 
 VAPPINGEH8 FALUJ 
 
 WARSAW 
 
 W ATKINS 
 
 WKEU8PORT 
 
 WELL8V1LLK 
 
 WELLS 
 
 WE8TFIELD 
 
 WEST TROY 
 
 WHITEHALL 
 
 WHITE PLAINS 
 
 ;8T NEW BRIGHTON 
 
 .-. YONKERB 
 
 DAUCHY ft CO'8 
 
 NEW ENGLAND LIST, 
 
 Cwmprisln? 160 Dailj aad Weekly 
 NewHpapera. 
 
 JOlTRNAI^Dally AUGUSTA, M«. 
 
 COMMERCIAI^IInlly BANGOR, " 
 
 TIME8-I>alb BATH, " 
 
 1'IM E8— llaHy RIDDEFORU, " 
 
 STANDARD-llaily BRIDGEPORT, Ct. 
 
 FREE PRE88-»nily BURLINGTON, Vt. 
 
 P08T-l>Blly HARTFORD, Ct. 
 
 EAGLE— Holly LAWRENCE, Mam. 
 
 UNION-ilRlly MANCHESTER, N. H. 
 
 RECORDER— Daily MBRIDEN, Cr. 
 
 MORNING CALL— Uaily •' " 
 
 CONSTITUTION-llBlly.. MIDDLETOWN. " 
 
 8TANDARD-Maily,4 1. a w.NEW BEOFORD.Maw 
 
 HERALD-llally NKWBUBYPORT, " 
 
 NEWS— Dally NEWPORT, R. L 
 
 RBOISTBR-Dally NEW HAVEN, Ct. 
 
 TELEGRAH-Ually NEW LONDON, " 
 
 PRESS— llally PORTLAND, Me. 
 
 TIMES-Daily PORTSMOUTH, N. H. 
 
 CHRONICLE-ilally " u 
 
 PRBSS—Dally PROVIDENCE, R. I 
 
 HERALD— Daily RUTLAND, Vt. 
 
 GLOBB-Daliy .< .. 
 
 UNION-llally-K.O.D. SPRINGFIELD, Ma8B. 
 
 MESSENOER-Dally ST. ALBANS, Vt. 
 
 AMERICAN— Dally WATBRBURY, Os. 
 
 G A?BTTE-Daily-4 t. a w . . .WORCESTER, Mass. 
 86 
 
 m 
 
NKW KNCil.AM> I.IHT. 
 
 .YIAINK. 
 
 JOUHNAI Al'OlT8TA 
 
 DEMOCUAT HANaOK 
 
 HKNTINKl b;^-j.„ 
 
 UNION AND JOIKNAl HI1>i)KK()RJ) 
 
 i>km(h;i<at 
 
 '*"''• HKLPAHT 
 
 AOVKRTIHKK .4 
 
 '"*"*^* CALAIB 
 
 OAZETTK DEXTKK 
 
 AM BKIC'AN ELL8WOKTU 
 
 REPOKTKR OAHDINEH 
 
 '•''^'KH HOUI.TON 
 
 ADVOCATE NORTH ANSON 
 
 HAZETTE ROCKKAND 
 
 INDEPENDENT gj^^O 
 
 REPORTER 8KOWHEOAR 
 
 NEW IIAHIPMIIIUE. 
 
 *AQLE CLARKMONT 
 
 JOURNAL .. 
 
 HERALD CONCORD 
 
 ENQUIRER DOVER 
 
 REPORTER KA8T CANAAN 
 
 JOURNAL GREAT FALLS 
 
 JOURNAL HANOVER 
 
 MESSENGER. HILL8BORO BRIDGE 
 
 SENTINEL KEENE 
 
 JOURNAL .. 
 
 TIMES LAKE VILLAGE 
 
 DEMOCRAT LACONIA 
 
 REPUBLIC LITTLETON 
 
 DEMOCRAT MANCHE8TKH 
 
 
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 AI'OUSTA 
 
 HANaOH 
 
 BATH 
 
 HIDDKKORI) 
 
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 HOUI.TON 
 
 .NOHTII ANSON 
 
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 8ACO 
 
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 ItB. 
 
 .CLARKMONT 
 
 ....CONCORD 
 
 DOVER 
 
 .KA8T CANAAN 
 ..GREAT FALLS 
 
 IIANOVEB 
 
 JiBORO BRIDGE 
 
 KEENE 
 
 ti 
 
 LAKE VILLAGE 
 
 LACONIA 
 
 ....LITTLETON 
 .MANCHE8TEK 
 
 NKW KNGLAN1> LIST. 
 
 "AZKTTK SAHUVA 
 
 ARQIIH AND HI'KUTATOR NKWFOKT 
 
 .lOIJHNAL HOKTNMOIJTH 
 
 HTATKS AND UNION 
 
 (lA'/.KTVK ,]_ ,. 
 
 VERMONT. 
 
 •"""NAI IIKADKOHD 
 
 RECORD AND KAHMEH BRATTLEBOHO 
 
 JOt'RNAI 
 
 GAZETTE BENNINGTON 
 
 KRKE HREHH Bi: WLINdTON 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 (iAZKTVK LUDLOW 
 
 FREEMAN MONTPELIER 
 
 MESaENUKR 
 
 CITIZEN MORRISVILI.E 
 
 ««NTINEI RICHFORD 
 
 "*^"^''" KUTLAND 
 
 OLOBE „ 
 
 MESSENGER sT. ALBANS 
 
 JOURNAL SPRINGFIELD 
 
 JOURNAL SOUTH HOYALTON 
 
 JOURNAL ST. JOIINSBURY 
 
 VERMONTER VERGENNEH 
 
 ^^OLB WEST RANDOLPH 
 
 JOURNAL .. 
 
 CHRONICLE WIND80B 
 
 CONNECTICUT. 
 
 STANDARD BRIDGEPORT 
 
 TRANSCRIPT DANIELSONVILLK 
 
 HERALD 
 
 BKRALD HARTFORD 
 
NKW KNOLAND LIHT. 
 
 SBCKBTARY IIAKTKOKK 
 
 , IHWT 
 
 BNCjt'lHBK LITCIIPIBLD 
 
 HBNTINKL 
 
 CONHTITirriON MIUUI.BTUWN 
 
 8BNTINBL AND WITNBOfl. 
 
 KBOIHTKH NBW IIA V KN 
 
 LBVKR 
 
 (lAZBTTK NKW LON DON 
 
 I'ATKIOT I't'TNAM 
 
 ADVOCATB HTAMFORU 
 
 PBB88 STAFFORD 8PRINQ8 
 
 RBUI8TBU HOUTII COVKNTRV 
 
 UIIRONICI.B HOUTHPORT 
 
 RBC'ORUBR WE8T MBRIDBN 
 
 CITIZKN 
 
 AMBRICAN WATKRUUHY 
 
 MAHHACIIVHRTTM. 
 
 JOirRNAL AME8BURY 
 
 PATRIOT '.BAHNHTABLK 
 
 MONITOR CHATHAM 
 
 COURANT CLINTON 
 
 COHPBNDKTM EA8T DOIJOI-AS 
 
 MONITOR FALL RIVER 
 
 TIMES KOXRORO 
 
 OOURIBR GREAT BARRINOTON 
 
 INDEPENDENT HARWICH 
 
 BANNBR HAVERHILL 
 
 JOURNAL HINQUAM 
 
 BAOLB LAWRENCE 
 
 SENTINEL 
 
 OAZBTTB MIDDLBBORO 
 
 NEWS MANSFIELD 
 
 R8 
 
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 ilAKTKOKIi 
 
 .... LITrllKIKLO 
 
 . . MIUDLBTUWN 
 
 . .NBW IIAVKN 
 
 NKW LUNDUN 
 
 ITTNAM 
 
 8TAMPOKU 
 
 I'PORD 8PKIN08 
 'Til COVKNTBY 
 
 HOUTHPORT 
 
 iVEST MKKIDBN 
 
 ...WATKKBUHY 
 
 'H. 
 
 . .AMR8BUKY 
 RAHNHTAHLK 
 
 CHATHAM 
 
 CUNTON 
 
 SA8T 1X)U0LA8 
 . .FALL RIVKR 
 
 KOXBORO 
 
 BARRINOTON 
 
 HARWICH 
 
 ..HAVKRHILL 
 
 HINOUAM 
 
 . . .LAWRENOB 
 
 .MIDDLRBORO 
 . .MANHPIBLO 
 
 NKW KNOI.ANI) J.I8T. 
 
 HTANUAHD j,BW HRDKORI) 
 
 HRKALn-^NfinLWrfkly NKWBIIRYPORT 
 
 VIHITOH 
 
 OAZKTTE NORTHAMPTON 
 
 KRKK PRR88 
 
 OAZKTTE NORTH RRIIKJBWATBR 
 
 PRKH8 .i ., 
 
 ^^^f* V NORTH ADAMS 
 
 •'"""NAL PALMER 
 
 ^A"'^ PITTSriELD 
 
 SUN 
 
 ADVOCATE PHOVINfETOWN 
 
 (JAZETTE ROXBt'RY 
 
 JOURNAL HOUTHHRIDOE 
 
 "'"' HPEN'CRR 
 
 "'''"N 81'RINOKIKLD 
 
 (lAZKTTE VINEYARD GROVE 
 
 ^^^^ WAHEUAM 
 
 OAZETTE WORCESTER 
 
 SENTINEL WALTHAM 
 
 STANDARD WARE 
 
 CHRONOTYPE '.'.".".'. .WE8TBORO 
 
 «K«I«TER YARMOUTH 
 
 RIIUI>K IMKANII. 
 
 PH(Emx BRISTOL 
 
 VISITOR CENTRAL FALLS 
 
 JOURNAL NEWPORT 
 
 '*'*™^ PROVIDENCB 
 
 ADVERTISER 
 
 TIMES V " 
 
 GAZETTE WARREN 
 
 NARRAOAN8ETT WEEKLY WESTERLY 
 
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DAUCHY ft CO'8 
 
 MIDDLE STATES LIST, 
 
 Comprising 200 Daiiy and Vfwkly 
 Newspapers. 
 
 NEWS-llaiiy ALLENTOWN, Pa. 
 
 CHRONICLE— l»ally " " 
 
 TIHES-Daily BETHLEHEM, " 
 
 NBW8— Daily BUI1)GKT«)N, N. J. 
 
 FREE PRESS— Hnlly EA8TON, Pa. 
 
 JOURNAL— Ually ELIZABETH, N. J. 
 
 DISPATCH— l»ally ERIE, Pa. 
 
 TELBQRAPH— llaily HARRISBURQ, " 
 
 PATRIOT— llally " " 
 
 EXPRESS— »aHy lANC ASTER, " 
 
 INTELLIGENCER— Oalli " 
 
 REPUBLICAN- Daily MEADVILLK, " 
 
 JOURNAL-Daily NEWARK, N. J. 
 
 PREDONIAN— Daily NEW BRUNSWICK, " 
 
 TTMES-Dally 
 
 HERALD-Daily NORR18TOWN, Pa. 
 
 PRBSS-Dally PATER80N, N. J. 
 
 TIMES— llaily READING, Pa. 
 
 DEMOCRAT— Dally 8CRANTON, " 
 
 QAZETTB— Daily TRENTON, N. J. 
 
 SENTINEL— Dally 
 
 OAZETTB— Daily WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. 
 
 REGISTER— Daily " " 
 
 COMMRRCIAL-Daily WILMINGTON, D«t. 
 
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GO'S 
 
 ES LIST, 
 
 and Weekly 
 
 I. 
 
 .ALLENTOWN, Pa. 
 
 ..BETHLEHEM, " 
 KKIDGKTON, N. J. 
 
 EA8TON, Pa. 
 
 .ELIZABETH, N. J. 
 
 ERIE, Pa. 
 
 HARRISBURG, " 
 >• >• 
 
 ..LANCASTER, " 
 •* ** 
 
 ..MEADVILLE, " 
 ....NEWARK, N.J. 
 BRUNSWICK, " 
 " " 
 
 WORRI8TOWN, Pa. 
 . PATERSUN, N. J. 
 
 READING, Pa. 
 
 ...8CRANTON, " 
 ..TRENTON, N.J. 
 
 IXIAMSPOBT, Pa. 
 
 ILMINOTON, Dbl. 
 
 311 DOLE STATES LIST. 
 
 PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
 KKCilSTKU ALr.KNTOWN 
 
 **l'N ALTOONA 
 
 RADICAL 
 
 CONSERVATIVE BEAVER 
 
 WATCHMAN BELLEFONTE 
 
 REPlfBLICAN 
 
 BROWN'S KKITBLICAN 
 
 UEPCBLIOAN BH<K»KVILLK 
 
 SENTINEI BLOO-MSBIRO 
 
 CLIPPER BROWNSVILLE 
 
 ADVANCE CARBONDALB 
 
 VOLUNTEER CARLISLE 
 
 VALLEY SPIRIT CHAMBER8BURG 
 
 HERALD COLUMBIA 
 
 MONITOR CONNELL8VILLK 
 
 JOURNAL COUDER8PORT 
 
 REPUBLICAN CLARION 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 INTELLIOKNCER .DANVILLE 
 
 EXPRESS DOYLESTOWN 
 
 INDEPENDENT EAST BRADY 
 
 CORRESPONDENT AND DEMOKHAT. . . . EASTON 
 
 FREE PRESS .. 
 
 SENTINEL " 
 
 FREKMAN ERENSBURG 
 
 INDEPENDENT EMPORIUM 
 
 OBSERVER j;|tig 
 
 DISPATCH '• 
 
 COURIER FREEBURG 
 
 STAR AND SENTINEL GETTYSBURG 
 
 COMPILER GETTYSBURG 
 
 ^^HO .GREENCA8TLB 
 
 ARGUS GRERN8RURG 
 
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MI1>I>J.E STATES J. I ST. 
 
 ■'''*'*' GLEN ROCK 
 
 CITIZEN HANOVER 
 
 NPECTATOR 
 
 IIEKAM) 
 
 REGISTER HOLLIDAY8BURG 
 
 t-'ITIZKN UONESDALE 
 
 TELEGRAPH HAHRISBIRG 
 
 PATRIOT 
 
 WACHTER 
 
 MONITOR HINTINODON 
 
 DEMOCRAT JOHNSTOWN 
 
 REPUBLICAN KITTANNINU 
 
 INTELLIGENCER LANCASTER 
 
 BXPKESS ,. 
 
 KATHEK AKUAIiAM 
 
 REPORTER LANSDALB 
 
 DEMOCKAT LAPORTE 
 
 COURIER LEBANON 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 PENN8YLVANIAN .• 
 
 STANDARD 
 
 CHRONICLE LEWI8BURG 
 
 JOURNAL 
 
 DEMOCRAT LEWI8T0WN 
 
 GAZETTE 
 
 KCHO MARTIN 8BURG 
 
 SENTINEL MANHEIM 
 
 REGISTER MARIETTA 
 
 BERICHTER MILLHEIM 
 
 MILTONIAN MILTON 
 
 REPUBLICAN MEADVILLE 
 
 PRB88 MERCER 
 
 DISPATCH 
 
 4S 
 
 I 
 
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 ES 1^1 ST. 
 
 OI.EN ROCK 
 
 HANOVER 
 
 HOLLIDAYHBURG 
 
 UONESDALE 
 
 • . . . HAHRISBIRG 
 
 . HINTINGDON 
 
 ...JOHNSTOWN 
 
 ..KITTANNINU 
 
 . . LANCASTER 
 
 ..... " 
 
 44 
 
 LANSDALE 
 
 LAPOBTE 
 
 LEBANON 
 
 44 
 
 . . . LEWI8BUR(J 
 . . . LEW18T0WN 
 
 MAKTIN8BIIRG 
 
 HANHEIM 
 
 MARIETTA 
 
 MILLHEIM 
 
 HILTON 
 
 ..HEADVILLE 
 MERCER 
 
 »[|I>I>LE STATES LIST. 
 
 TKLEGRAPir MIKKMNBURO 
 
 ''09T MIDDLEBURO 
 
 VOLKSKKKIM* 
 
 DEMOCRAT AND RECJF8TER MIKFLINTOWN 
 
 HERALD jjff jQY 
 
 STAR 
 
 f^^^» NEW IIETHLKHEM 
 
 DEMOCRAT NEW BLOOMFIELD 
 
 ADVOCATE AND PRESS 
 
 TIMES 
 
 FREEMAN 
 
 COURANT NEWCASTLE 
 
 GUARDIAN 
 
 ^^^ NORTH EAST 
 
 ^^^S NEWPORT 
 
 INDEPENDENT NORHI8TOWN 
 
 POST 
 
 FREUND 
 
 HERALD AND FREE PRESS 
 
 P^^>i OXFORD 
 
 PHCENIX PHCENIXVILLE 
 
 JOURNAL PHILLIPSBURG 
 
 ZEITUNO PHirjlDELPHIA 
 
 NEUEWELT 
 
 O AZETTE PITT8TON 
 
 »ANNK« READING 
 
 JOURNAL .. 
 
 JOURNAL SCRANTON 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 '^J^J^t^ SUSQUEHANNA 
 
 SSS;^ SHAMOKIN 
 
 uJrJ!;,.- •; 8HIPPENSBURG 
 
 TRIRITVP 8HIPPEN8BUHG 
 
 TRIBUNE SELIN80R0VB 
 
 "?j?Ai''* SOMERSET 
 
 CONSERVATIVE SOUTH BETHLEHEM 
 
 4R 
 
I>II£»1>J.E STATES I.BST. 
 
 AMEKICAN : . ; ; -S^'NBUHT 
 
 COURIKR TfTrnv'Tr i v 
 
 STANDARD ! . . //. . V UNIONTOWN 
 
 GENIUS OP LIBEUTV ^ !"«« 
 
 wSer"''''' .:..WAYNE8BURr. 
 
 UNION WILKESBAHRE 
 
 BEOBACilTEK ,. 
 
 KE(JI8TE1< ........!... • ■•■ 
 
 t^Zf'.u^.^ WASHINGTON 
 
 ",:„ WATSONTOWN 
 
 pennsyLvanun .•.;;..••. ^''''""'''S 
 
 GAZETTE ^ .. 
 
 PRESS .. 
 
 I.l'TIIBRAN .'.'.'.'.'.'.'. '..'.'.'.'.'. " 
 
 .\K\V JKKWEY. 
 
 •JOUKNAL BKLVIDBRi: 
 
 APOLLO ._ .. 
 
 REGISTER BORDENTOWN 
 
 CHRONICLE BRIDQETON 
 
 PATRIOT .. 
 
 PI(}\ FFR 
 
 ENTERPRISE . '. '. '. ;. V. '. '. ". BITRLINQTON 
 
 OCEAN WAVE CAPE MAY 
 
 ''"K*'S CAMDEN 
 
 REPUBUO .. 
 
 IRON ERA .'...'.".'.'.■.■.'..DOVER 
 
 rRrL^':..;...;: ^"^^f'"^ 
 
 REPUBLICAN ■pLEMINGTON 
 
 DEMOCRAT FREEHOLD 
 
 INQUIRER .. 
 
 GAZETTE .r..'...',.HiGHT8TOWN 
 
 ^^^'f^ LONG BRANCH 
 
:S LI! ST. 
 
 SPRING CITY 
 
 8UNBDHT 
 
 TITISVILKE 
 
 UNIONTOWN 
 
 ...WAYNESBUHO 
 ..WILKESBARKK 
 
 • WILUAMSPORT 
 
 . .\VAS|lINO'^r)^• 
 ...^^•ATSOJJTowN 
 
 .WRIGHTSVILLE 
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 .. .. BKLVIDBRK 
 
 " it 
 
 ..BORDENTOWN 
 BRIDOETON 
 
 H 
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 ... BURLINGTON 
 
 CAPK MAY 
 
 CAMDEN 
 
 t* 
 
 DOVER 
 
 ELIZABETH 
 
 ...FLEMINGTON 
 FREEHOLD 
 
 ..HIGHTSTOMTN 
 .LONG BRANCH 
 
 IV11J>I>LK STATES LIST. 
 
 'I/!II«x,\V'^^ MORRISTOWN 
 
 ■..i»^?n MATAWAN 
 
 ukI^bI^can..:.. *"^':r"''« 
 
 S^i::::::::::;:::::::::.::::::::;::::i:SS 
 
 ^"JPP'^'AN NEW BRUNSWICK 
 
 IIMK9 |« 
 
 PRESS PATERSON 
 
 nPMoruin' .PkRTH AMBOY 
 
 »lV,,V^! I'HILIJPSBURG 
 
 DEMOCRAT..;..;..;. "''""""'"""kAHWAY 
 
 SUNBEAM .;. SALEM 
 
 STANDARD .. 
 
 m-^Sek..;-..:::; ■■•.Vsomerv.lle 
 
 UNIONIST ■ ■ „ 
 
 OaI^ETOF ■.■.... ■■...■. ..TOMS RIVER 
 
 "o^S:::::::::: ''«?'^«-'' 
 
 sentinel 
 
 S^eV • ■ • ■ ■ • ■ ■ • •■ • VINELAND 
 
 lASKET ...^ WHITE H0U8E 
 
 MAIiVLANII. 
 
 GAZETTE ANNAPmin 
 
 ADVERTISER. ... ANNAPOLIS 
 
 ?J>I>™l'I-0'»^ ..::..BOONSBORO 
 
 WH,« ^ EA8TON 
 
 TIMES.'.'.'.;. ELKTON 
 
 EXAMINER FREDERICK 
 
 "h^E -PRESS.. •.;•.•.•.:•.•.•.: HAGERSTOWN 
 
 comet and advertiser ST. MICHAELS 
 
 UKLAWAUE. 
 
 TRIBUNE WTTMtvnrpnM 
 
 PIONEER :..... ':;:;;;::;:.:: ^•'^^ 
 
 4ft 
 
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 ' DAUCHY & CO*8 
 
 SOUTHERN STATES LIST, 
 
 CompriHin? 180 Dally ani Weekly 
 Newspaper)*. 
 
 CON8TITl'TION-l»«|ly ATLANTA, »a. 
 
 CHHONIOLR & 8ENTINKL— Onlly . . Al'dirSTA, " 
 RANCHEKO— l>ail.v-K.O.I>. , BROWNSVILLE.Tex. 
 
 BUM,ETIN-I>all.v t'HAHLOTTE, N. C. 
 
 TIMES-llnily CHATTANOOOA, Tenn. 
 
 8UN-I»Blly COU-MBIS, (iA. 
 
 PKK88 ANI) HERALD-Dnlly . . KNOXVILLK, Tknn. 
 
 REPUBLIOAN— l>nlly iAncHBIUO, Va. 
 
 VIROINIAN-I>nily 
 
 ENTERPRI8E_I»ally MACON, Ga. 
 
 RKQISTER-Oally MEMPHIS, Tenn. 
 
 JOURNAL-l»nlly ..NORFOLK, Va. 
 
 KKNTUCKIAN-I»ally PADUCAH, Kt. 
 
 TIMB8-naily PARKERSBrRG, W. Va. 
 
 WHIO-Ually RICHMOND, Va. 
 
 COMMERCIAL-llaily ROME, Oa. 
 
 BXPRESS-llaily 8AN ANTONIO, Tex. 
 
 JOURNAL-Oaily WILMINGTON, N. C. 
 
 ADVANC'E-I»ally WACO. Tkx. 
 
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CO*8 
 
 PES LIST, 
 
 ani Weekly 
 
 ...ATLANTA, «A. 
 y..Ar(U:STA, " 
 !OWNSVILLE,Ti!x. 
 HAKLOTTE, N. C. 
 'TANO(»OA, Tenn. 
 ..COU'MBrs, (iA. 
 NOXVILLK, Tknn. 
 LVNCHBIKO, Va. 
 
 MACON, G A. 
 
 .MEMPHIS, Tenn. 
 . ..NORFOLK, Va. 
 ...PADIICAH, Kt. 
 BRSBl'RG, W. Va. 
 .RICHMOND, Va. 
 
 ROME, Oa. 
 
 S' ANTONIO, Tex. 
 LMINOTON, N. C. 
 WACO, Tkx. 
 
 SOUTHKUA HTATKS LIST. 
 
 VIRGINIA. 
 
 I'HHONU'LK t'llARLOTTEsVlLLK 
 
 KEITBI.KAN 
 
 '^'^^^^ DANVIU.K 
 
 '""'^^'^ FAIRFAX 
 
 <()M.MONWEAI.TII FARMVILI E 
 
 LEDGER FHEDERICKSBDRO 
 
 ^f^'^rmm LIBERTY 
 
 PRESS AND RECORD LYNCHBURG 
 
 PRESS- s,.„,i-u,.€'kly 
 
 REPUBLICAN ,. 
 
 VlRfUNIAN-Tri-Werkly 
 
 SHENANDOAH VALLEY NEW MARKET 
 
 •"»'^«NAL NORFOLK 
 
 JOIIRNAI^Trl-Wi-ekly 
 
 ^"«"NIAN .'.".'.".. ORANGE 
 
 GAZETTE PEARISBURGH 
 
 ^''*'" RICHMOND 
 
 *" ^' SUFFOLK 
 
 DEMOIRAT WOODSTOCK 
 
 ^'''^^ WKST POINT 
 
 WEST TIIMJIMA. 
 
 CONSERVATIVE CLARKSBURG 
 
 SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON CHARLK8T0WN 
 
 INDEPENDENT HUNTINGTON 
 
 HERALD KINGWOOD 
 
 COURIER AND ADVERTISER MOOREFIELD 
 
 DBMOCRAT MOUNDBVILLE 
 
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 'TBIBrNK NEW'-HKKK 
 
 TIMKS PAHKKHHBl'IU) 
 
 RKGI8TKK SHKPIIKItUHTOWN 
 
 KK0I8TER i^NJON 
 
 NBWH WKI-LHBt!K« 
 
 ilEKALO 
 
 KENTUCKY. 
 
 CHKONKLE AUdUSTA 
 
 JOIJBNAL ASHLAND 
 
 DEMOCHAT CADIZ 
 
 HEKAU) CATLETTSBl'Kd 
 
 SPECTATOR COLUMBIA 
 
 YEOMAN FRANKFORT 
 
 TEOMAN— Tri-W<-«kly 
 
 TIMES GLASGOW 
 
 INDEPENDENT GREENUP 
 
 CONSERVATIVE '. HOPKINSVILLK 
 
 NEW ERA 
 
 NBW8 HENDERSON 
 
 TIMES MADI80NVILLE 
 
 BAGLE MAY8VILLE 
 
 BAOLE^-Tri-We«kly 
 
 REPUBLICAN 
 
 KBNTUCKIAN PADUCAH 
 
 CITIZEN PAKI8 
 
 KENTUCKIAN .. 
 
 BANNER PRINCETON 
 
 JOURNAL I TAYLORSVILLK 
 
 KBNTUCKIAN VANCEBURG 
 
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 ...PAKKKKHBI'IUI 
 lHKPIIKHI)»TOWN 
 
 I'NtON 
 
 WKLLHBl'UO 
 
 AircUJSTA 
 
 AHllKANI) 
 
 CADIZ 
 
 ..CATLETTSBl'KO 
 
 COLUMBIA 
 
 J'RANKFOHT 
 
 MLASGOW 
 
 GKEENUP 
 
 .■.HOI'KINSVIM.K 
 
 HENDRK80N 
 
 ..MADI80NVILLK 
 MAY8VILLE 
 
 PADUC'AH 
 
 PARIS 
 
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 PKINCETON 
 
 . . TAYLORS VILLB 
 VANCKBURG 
 
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 SOUTH KKN STATKS LIST. 
 
 TKMNKMHKK. 
 
 ««»'«'K'< BKIHTOl, 
 
 **^^' BHOWNVIIXB 
 
 ■''"*"'''* t'HATTANOOOA 
 
 PLAINDEAI.KH JACKSON 
 
 PRESS AND MESSENGER KNOXVILLK 
 
 RKOI8TER MEMPHIS 
 
 RKGISTER-Trl.«e|.kl> 
 
 (JAZETTE MORRISTOWN 
 
 ENTERPRISE SWEET WATER 
 
 GAZETTE TRENTON 
 
 NOUTII CAItOMNA. 
 
 CITIZEN ASIIEVILLE 
 
 BITLLETIN— Tri-W«.ekl> CHARLOTTE 
 
 COl'RIER 
 
 ME88EN(}EH GOLDSUORO 
 
 NORTH STATE GREENSBORO 
 
 GAZETTE KINSTON 
 
 ENTERPRISE MADISON 
 
 MO!<ITOK MAGNOLIA 
 
 REPUBLIC NEW BERNE 
 
 TIMES 
 
 VINDICATOR NEWTON 
 
 ^^^ RAI^IGH 
 
 SPIRIT OF THE ACE .. 
 
 RECORD RK1D8VILLK 
 
 WATCHMAN SALISBURY 
 
 AMERICAN 8TATE8VILLS 
 
 80UTBEKNBR TARBORO 
 
 JOURNAL WILMINGTON 
 
 PLAINDEALER WILSON 
 
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MOirTHKKN STATK» I.IHT. 
 
 WINHTON 
 
 SKNTINKI 
 
 RKITHLICAN 
 
 f^OI'TII (AltOI.INA. 
 
 JOIIRNAI ('AMl)KN 
 
 AUVOCATK 
 
 KNTKUI'HISK fiKKENEVII.l.i: 
 
 HKHAIJ) WINNSHOKO 
 
 NKWS— TrUWi-ckly 
 
 t;i:oiiiJiA. 
 
 (IKOKdl AN \||i Kxs 
 
 CONSTITUTION ATLANTA 
 
 CIIHONICI.E AM) HENTINEL AldlMTA 
 
 OIIUONK.'LK Jt 8KNTINKI.-Trl.\Vcrkly 
 
 I'ATKIO r BAUNESVI1.1.K 
 
 UAZKTTE 
 
 OKOKOIAN BLAIKSIIEAIJ 
 
 SUN COLUMBUS 
 
 EXAMINER. ! CONYERS 
 
 APPEAU CUTHBKHT 
 
 MEHSENOER EATONTON 
 
 GAZETTE KLBKRTON 
 
 NEWS KRANKLIN 
 
 CULTIVATOR GRIKKIN 
 
 WATCHMAN 
 
 VISITOR HAMILTON 
 
 COMMERCIAL HOME 
 
 PEOPLE'S FRIEND •• 
 
 BULLETIN " 
 
 GEORGIAN SANDER8VILLE 
 
 STANDARD TALBOTTON 
 
 HERALD THOMA8TON 
 
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 WINHTON 
 
 IN A. 
 
 CAMDKN 
 
 ...OKKENKVII.l.K 
 WINNSBOHO 
 
 \Tlli;.N8 
 
 ATLANTA 
 
 Al'dlHTA 
 
 A'crkly 
 
 ... BAIINKSVILI.K 
 
 ....HI.AC'KHIIKAK 
 
 .,. OOUMBUS 
 
 .'. ('ONYER8 
 
 CITTIIBKHT 
 
 KATONTON 
 
 KLBKRTON 
 
 FRANKLIN 
 
 ORIKKIN 
 
 HAMILTON 
 
 ROME 
 
 It 
 
 . .8ANDER8VILLE 
 
 TALBOTTON 
 
 THOM ASTON 
 
 SOUTH KH> STATKH LIHT. 
 
 •'"•'""AI THOMHON 
 
 (iAXKrVK VVAHll I NOTON 
 
 ^^''^^'^ WKHT POINT 
 
 KI.OIIIIM. 
 
 "KUM-U I'ALATKA 
 
 .KJl'RNAI (^I'lNrV 
 
 ■'*'':N''''>'KI TALLAIIAHSKK 
 
 AI.AHA.MA. 
 
 ADVKHTISER (ENTHK 
 
 ^^"^^ rOLrMMIANA 
 
 HRADLIOIIT DADEVILLE 
 
 NEWH 
 
 TI.MKH .'......'.'" KI'KAULA 
 
 TlMES-rorRNAL KI.OHENCK 
 
 ALABAMIAN GRKKNVILLE 
 
 OBSERVER OHELIKA 
 
 CITIZEN I'KATTSVILLE 
 
 "«'"'•'» SCOTTHBORO 
 
 ««•*"•""'« TALLAUEOA 
 
 ''''•'^"'^ TUSCALOOSA 
 
 MIHMIHHIPIM. 
 
 "Kt'^RDER BOONEVILLE 
 
 HERALD BEAUnEOARI) 
 
 CITIZEN BROOKHAVEN 
 
 ^^^^^^ COLlIMBrs 
 
 INDEX-Tr|.W>ekly 
 
 CIIRONICLR .'.".■.'.'..FAVETTK 
 
 K«P"«'r«K HOLLY SPRINGS 
 
 ADVERTISER LEXINGTON 
 
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MIN.I IP! I 
 
 MOlTTtlKltN MTATK8 I.IST. 
 
 "AZK'n-K MA(1N(»I,IA 
 
 T'MKH HIH-BIITA 
 
 I.O|!|MIANA. 
 
 KKA BATON HOI'OK 
 
 PATKIOT iioiIMA 
 
 HKNTINKL TlllllOHArX 
 
 AKKANNAN. 
 
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 BKNTONIAN IIKNTONMIXK 
 
 NKW KKA KOUT SMITH 
 
 MKRALI) .. 
 
 INDKl'KN' ' .. 
 
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 CLARION IIKLENA 
 
 '•''M K8 OHC'ROLA 
 
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 ME88KNOKR IIKMI'STEAI) 
 
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 DEMOCRAT DEFIANCE 
 
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 '^''"^'''^ DEI.rHOS 
 
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 f'lTIZEN ._ LARUE 
 
 PATRIOT LEBANON 
 
 REPORTER LBETONIA 
 
 DEMOCRAT LONDON 
 
 TIMES LONDON 
 
 GAZETTE MANCHESTER 
 
 HERALD MANSFIELD 
 
 ENQUIRER McARTHUR 
 
 WITNESS 
 
 INDEPENDENT .',..'.'..'.'.*.. . . . MARION 
 
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 REGISTER. CANTON 
 
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 CHRONICLE CAMBRIDGE 
 
 ENQUIRER CARLINVILLK 
 
 GAZETTE C'ARROLLTON 
 
 l^NION CHAMPAIGN 
 
 GAZETTE CHAMPAIGN 
 
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 GAZETTE EAST ST. LOUIS 
 
 CHRONICLE KLMWOOD 
 
 JOURNAL EL PASO 
 
 JOURNAL FREBPORT 
 
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 -fOURNAI FULTON 
 
 REFLECTOR GRIGGSVILLE 
 
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 CENTRAI JEKKER80NV1LLE 
 
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 JOURNAL LOSTANT 
 
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 f^TAR MT. PULASKI 
 
 BAQLE MACOMB 
 
 JOURNAL MINONK 
 
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 REVIEW MONMOUTH 
 
 DEMOCRAT MT. CARMEL 
 
 PATRIOT MOUND CITY 
 
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 GAZETTE PARIS 
 
 REGISTER PEKIN 
 
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 DEMOCRAT PEORIA 
 
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 •fOURNAL VARNA 
 
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 AMERICAN BROOKVILLB 
 
 REPORTER CANNELTON 
 
 REPUBLICAN COLUMBUS 
 
 EXAMINER CONNER8VILLB 
 
 TIMES 
 
 CHRONICLE CENTRKVILLE 
 
 NEW REPUBLIC COVINGTON 
 
 TIMES DELPHI 
 
 WATCHMAN EDINBURG 
 
 OBSERVER ELKHART 
 
 COURIER EVANSVILLE 
 
 SENTINEL KORT WAYNE 
 
 BANNER FRANKFORT 
 
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 TIMES .- GOSHEN 
 
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 MONITOR ORANDVIEW 
 
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 DEMOCRAT GREENFIELD 
 
 NEWS HARTFORD CITY 
 
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 EDINBURG 
 
 ELKHART 
 
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 PIONEER LEBANON 
 
 REGISTER LAWKKNCEBURO 
 
 GAZETTE MARTINSVILLE 
 
 CHRONICLE MARION 
 
 NKW8 MUNCIE 
 
 DEMWRAT MT. VERNON 
 
 CON8TITUTIONAUST MONTICELLO 
 
 COURIER NEWCASTLE 
 
 TIMES 
 
 TRIBUNE OXH-ORD 
 
 KA"LK PAOLI 
 
 PRKS8 PETERSBURG 
 
 DEMOCRAT 
 
 DEMOCRAT PORTLAND 
 
 COMMERCIAL 
 
 REPUBLICAN PERU 
 
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 PALLADIUM RICHMOND 
 
 THIKS RICHMOND 
 
 REPUBLICAN ROCKVILLE 
 
 PATRIOT 
 
 REPORTER .8PICELAND 
 
 REGISTER SOUTH BEND 
 
 JOURNAL TERRE HAUTE 
 
 "•■'"SS TIPTON 
 
 "^i^^ UNION CITY 
 
 MESSENGER VALPARAISO 
 
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 GAZETTE WASHINGTON 
 
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 CHRONICLE HURI.INOAME 
 
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 JOURNAL COLUMBUS 
 
 DISPATCH CLAY CENTER 
 
 PIONEER KORT SCOTT 
 
 DISPATCH HIAWATHA 
 
 JOURNAL LACTONE 
 
 FREE PRESS N EODESH A 
 
 JOURNAI LAWRENCE 
 
 JOURNAL-Tri-U>i>kl.r 
 
 TIBtES NORTH TOPEKA 
 
 MIRROR OLATHE 
 
 OBSERVER PLEA80NT0N 
 
 SPIRIT PAOLA 
 
 8UN PARSONS 
 
 HERALD SALINA 
 
 HEADLIGHT THAYER 
 
 REPUBLICAN TROY 
 
 GAZETTE ."...WYANDOTTE 
 
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 MAGNET BIO RAPIDS 
 
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 STANDARD 
 
 JOURNAL HASTINGS 
 
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 OUTLINE ...HER8EY 
 
 DEMOCRAT HOWELL 
 
 REPUBLICAN 4. 
 
 RECORD LIDINGTON 
 
 APPEAL .. 
 
 ENTERPRISE MOUNT PLEASANT 
 
 GAZETTE AND BULLETIN MUSKEGON 
 
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 COURIER PAWPAW 
 
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 OBSERVER ROMEO 
 
 PIONEER SHERMAN 
 
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 EXCELSIOR LANCASTER 
 
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 LEADER LEBANON 
 
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 APPEAL *.. MONROE CITY 
 
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 DEMOCRAT NEVADA 
 
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 LA CLSDE 
 
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 LEXINGTON 
 
 LAMAR 
 
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 NEVADA 
 
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 ....PIERCE CITY 
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 COSMOS ST. CHARLES 
 
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 T'MES TRENTON 
 
 IIANNER WARRENTON 
 
 OBSERVER WASHINGTON 
 
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 DEMOCRAT FARIBAULT 
 
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 RECORD MANKATO 
 
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 PROGRESS SPRING VALLEY 
 
 TRIBUNE ST. PETER 
 
 WIHCONHIN. 
 
 CRESCENT APPLETON 
 
 POST 
 
 FREE PRESS BKLOIT 
 
 REPUBLICAN DARLINGTON 
 
 JO URNA L FONDDU LAC 
 
 GAZETTE GREEN BAY 
 
 DEMOCRAT HUDSON 
 
 TRIBUNE MANITOWOC 
 
 PILOT .4 
 
 VINDICATOR MILWAUKEE 
 
 NKW8 MENOMINEE 
 
 SENTINEL MONROE 
 
 ADVOCATE RACINE 
 
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 RBPUBLICAN RLOUMKIKM) 
 
 ADVOCATE BOdNHBOHO 
 
 STANDARD bOONK 
 
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 CITIZEN CKNTREVIIXE 
 
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 PATRIOT CHARITON 
 
 INTELLIQENCKR CHARLES CITY 
 
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 AOB 
 
 SAFEGUARD COLUMBUS CITY 
 
 PLAINDEALER CRE8CO 
 
 RECORDER CEDAR PALLS 
 
 HBRALD DEXTER 
 
 PLAINDEALER FORT MADISON 
 
 LEDGER FAIRFIELD 
 
 OPINION QLENWOOD 
 
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 URPI'DLICAN MONTKJCUMA 
 
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