Result Of Advertising.
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Me essrs. Ruggles, Nourse g. Mason,
whose ploughs and other as ricultural i'm
plements have become in high repute a
mong farmers, have their principal manu-
factoryin Worcester. These gentlemen,
by adopting a liberal course of ADVERT
sing, have already become widely and exe
tensively known, in the manufacture OF
such implements; their orders not being
confined to the United States only, bu,
they extend TO the Oregon settlements on
the Columbia river, and to the East and
West Indies, South America, etc. One
instance is related as to the advantages of
advertising, as regards these gentlemen.
During the last season they received LETT
ter from gentleman residing in The East
Indies, enclosing printed copy of their
advertisement, cut from Boston paper,
at the same time enclosing draft for
$500, ordering quantity of agricultural
implements, seeds, elc., such as was speci.
fed in said advertisement, and to the
amount of the enclosed draft, saying thai
he had usually bought such things in Eng
land; but that the prices contained in their
advertisement being much less than The
English prices, he had been induced tc
change his order accordingly.-BOsto,
Traveller.