The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1853-10-26
NEW GOODS!
Fall GoodslI Cheap Goo5s!ll
"a sa MAs&Ma
CORNER or MAIN AND BANK SITS.
COMMERCE is KING!
Hang the Banner upon the Outer Wall

CORNER or MAIN AND BANK SITS.
COMMERCE. is KING!
Hang the Banner upon the Outer Wall
THE CRY rs. STILL THEY COMET
II AM daily receiving and opening my splendid
Il stock Of NEW GOODS, for the Fall and win.
ter trade, and cheerfully and cordially invite an
the WORLD and the rest Of mankind 10 GAIL .4NE
SEE THEM People who would economic and
save their dimes win do well 10 call and see how
VERY cheap goods can be had, and should they
not conclude to purchase from me, they will be
more thoroughly posted to the actual value Of all
kinds Of d ONE TIC and FANCY DRY
q o obs. There are q multitude Of reasons
why people should closely and attcntively exam.
inc my large and well seccted stock Of goods con-
nected with a safe, prudent and wholesome ad-
ministration Of the household government, not any
one Of which, in any wise conflicts with the reso-
luton Of '9s and 'se; and while it is clearly de-
monstrated that the "obyious meaning and importp
Of this multitude Of reasons, refers directly to the
BEAUTY or TEXTURE, RIcHrEss or STYLE ELEGANCE
or PATTERN, SUPERIORITY OF FABRIC, and ehcqpnfss
N price Of my goods II will az the same time strike
the mind Of the observing ECONOMIST, that a state
Of things combining GREAT and DIVERSIFIED sup
ply, with KxcKKDINGLY Low PRICES, must bring
about contamination devoutly TO be wished =
in making the POOR NAN RICH and the RICH
Df.7N OPULENT And although may seem 10
dgress, may be permitted to add that nothing
would afford better groundwork for an interest
ing winter nights entertainment, than for the
kind mother, who is presumed to have examined
our stock, TO gather her little flock around the
sparkling. happy, household hearth, and tell them
OF Mr.. Mason's cheap and beautiful goods-the
beautiful fabrics from Cashmere, the Grapes from
Canton, in China, the Silks and Satins from France
and Italy, the Ribons and Laces from the gay and
fashionable city Of Lyons the Mernos from France
England and Germany, the Chintzes from Palis
the Prints from Manchester, the Irish Linens and
Long Lawns from Glasgow and Dublin the genu-
inc Cloths of Saxony and a thousand things OF
great beauty and utility, with which to intersperse
a well regulated narrative for the juveniles Of
winters evening
But 70 be little more practical will state, for
the good Of the country, more in detail Of what
retail in very large or smaller slices at very great
~ reduced prices; and though may regret | said
it. III sell my goods on twelve months credit, at
the end Of which, the people flush" will come
and pay me with rush; for none can feel so un-
concerned about debt so fully earned, as to be
guilty Of procrastination, to the hazard Of their
reputation.
Then gentlemen and ladies fair, hearken If YOU We
time TO spare, and hear Of new goods rich and rare,
received and being opened
OF Cloths,
There's brown, and black, and blue--yea cloths
Of almost every hue, from invisible green to Lon
don smoke, suited for coat, or pants, Or cloak
OF caSsimeress
I've got Just what You need, Of mixed, and
striped and excellent Tweed; for those exposed or
thick; for those who BY fashion think to win we
have the beautiful Doeskin-an article, do expect
sir, cannot be excelled in point Of texture.