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suitable to our own character, which shall be
forthcoming. in due time, and will be headed
A Chapter for the sslris." SEN ED.


NEW AGENCY.


We have this day appointed Mr.. v. B. PAL
MER, an Agent for the Columbian Fountain,
il the cities Of Baltimore. Philadelphia, New
York and Boston He is fully authorized by
us, 10 obtain subscriptions and advertisements,
forahis paper, and also for the Weekly Foun-
8 SUBS sCRIPTIoN PRICES.


Daily, $500 per year, Tri-weekly,$2OO
Semi-weekly, $3.50, Weekly, $l.O0


Always in advance.


From the W Y. Daily Tribune, .4ug 90, 1874.
a,THE ENTERPRIsE OF v. B. PALMER.-We
have been not only an attentive observer, but a
participant of the fruits resulting from the
Country Newspaper Subscription and Adver-
Using Agency Of this gentleman (who has been
our agent for one or two years past,) and can
not refrain from expressing the conviction
which we entertain Of its vast importance, both
to the Newspaper press and the business Of our
cities as connected with the trade Of the coun-
try.


The idea Of a concentration Of the Newpa-
per offices Of the United States in the person
of one individual originated with Mr.. P. who
is now the Agent and Efficient representative
OF the proprietors of some OF the best News
papers of most Of the principal points from,
Maine 10 Georgia. The convenience which
this Agency presents to proprietors Of papers
by enabling them 10 centre their business in the
hands of one person, instead of being compel
ed to hunt out their subscribers and advertisers
for the collection of sundry bills, is only ex-
ceeded by the accommodation which il affords
TO the Commercial, Manufacturing, and Pro-
iessional community, Of transacting business
at any number Of places, no matter how re-
mote from each other, through this medium.
1t is only necessary, in order to comprehend
the great importance Of the enterprise, TO sur
vey the extent, population, and business re-
lations Of our wide spread country-and to
those who would embrace the facilities for ex-
tending business whichthis Agency offers, it is
only requisite TO know what we have long
known, that by education, habits Of business,
and good character, Mr.. Palmer is peculiarly
fitted for the undertaking -and deserves what
he will no doubt secure, due reward for his
enlerprise--which is both original and highly
mertori0us