The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-10-13
TEN THOUSAND PACKAGES
OF snAsoNA8Lg
DRY GOO DIS
offered for Cash BY
EDDY, JAMESON & Co..,

offered for Cash BY
EDDY, JAMESON & Co..,
At EASTERN MANUFACTURERS AND
uIP0RT1HT PRICES,
At least Ton pr Cent. Lees than any Credit
House In Amsrics can afford.
TIME Subscribers having removed to their New Store
i MAIN STREET, erected for them by Col. Brant at
cost Of Sixty Thousand Dollars, and being the largest
store dev oed to the Dry Goods JobbDg Business la
the United Suites, offer for sale by the piece or pack
Twelve Hundred Thousand Dollars!
of American, English, French, German and
Suiss Goods, direct from American and
European Manufacturers.
Our long experience in the Western Trade, and hay
ing correct knowledge Of the wants Of the Country,
enables to import such goods Is are adapted to the
We believe We have facilities in buying, which are
NOT enjoyed BY any other Western house, having resi-
dent and buyers constantly at the Manuacta-
rers and Auctions in the East, and our agents the
Continent. Purchasing our goods for Cash and on
short time, we enabled to bu! much lower than
and always able and prepared 10 take every adj
vantage Of change In the market, favorable 10 cash
buyers, which merchants who blu! on credit cannot
W. can afford to sell for Cash, Ten per cent.
LEES than other houses, because We do not sus-
tain heavy Losses BY erediting extravagant and
injudicisus nerchants
Merchants who have been In the habit OF visiting
Eastern Cities are assured that they will see - Large
stocks Of goods in ST. Louis, can be seen In New
York or Philadelphia.
We guarantee 70 exhibit Larger, and better
Assorted, and more Elegant Stock Of Fancy and
Stapls Dry 0eeds and Notions, than was ever
zen in ene houss In America.
Our Dress Goods are mostly Of styles designed by
es and entirely confined to US i'll this market
We are prepared TO offer the same inducements in
Silk and White Goods offered by drst class hou-
ses In the Eas who only In this branch Of the bu-
siness. as
The country merchant win ave time and money by
purchasing his goods in St. LouseXpensa aud rsk OF
traveng-loss Of me (Which u valuable 10 good
chanu)-expsnsive Observation-Disclosures OF his
goods By low water-and Encouragement Of incapable
and careless forwarding merchants thereby subjecting
himself 70 loas Of salss and proa and great ineonye-
somsrs-sxchangs which h always in favor Of the cas-
cities-thc risk Of over stocking himself With too
large . quaptty Of Goods not adapted TO bis trade,
which TO be deprecated and become unAsIea-
ble and being long abssnt from his business and Mmi'
ly, good ressons for the rsslcr 10 make his pur
cases in home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts to the Nerehahts
In tho West, believing 10 10 their interest IN ever!
respect make their purchases in ST. Louis aud N'sA
tho systcm We have established, guaranteeing 70 them
cheaper goods and large STOCKS AS can DC obtained
In any Of the Eastern Cities, will bring 10 us many ier
chants and traders who have not before seen that they
could save money and time BY coming to a home mar
ket for their supplies
Our Motto shall be in fact
LARGE SALES 4 SMALL PROFITS.
An Undertaking one prise Cash systsm at least
Ten psr Csnt less than any credit house IN tho
East n Xaat en- a&QTa.