Vol. 1 No.6 - Pg.2 - Col.4 - WORTHY OF IMITATION

WORTHY OF IMITATION.—A young gentleman who has recently visited Easton, Pa., reports that in strolling in the neighbourhood, he entered the extensive Tannery of Anthony Macoy, Esq., and that though an entire stranger, he was received with much civility and good-nature on the part of the proprietor, who in addition to showing him his works, gave him an instructive lecture explanatory of the principles of tanning. Such conduct, so different from the gruff and morose manner of most of the bosses in manufacturing establishments, is sure to gain the respect and good-will of acquaintances, and prove decidedly advantageous in the course of business.