The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-29

GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To TRADE IN ST. LOUIS.
An Undertaking one Price Cash System
Established
TEN THOUSAND PACKAGES
sRAsosAhiE
ID Rl e . o DIS
0Garea for Cash BY
EDDY, JAMESON & co.,
AT EASTERN MANUFACTURERS AND
IMPORTERS PRICES,
At least Ten par Cent. less than any Credit
House in America can afford
THE Subscribers has n. removed 10 their New Store
of Sixty Thousand Dollars and beng largest
store devoted 10 the Dry Goods Jobbing Business IL
the United States, oder for sale by the piece pack
Twelve Hundred Thousand Dollars!
OF American, Eag.is4, French, German and
.S,oiss Goods, direct froa American and
European Manufacturers
Our long experience hi The Western Trade, and h W
ing correct knowirss 8f the wants of the CoaHtry
enables US 10 import saeh goods adapted to The
wants OF the people.
We believe have facilities in bqyiuV. which ar,
not enjoyed boy any other Western house, having resi-
dent partners and buyers constantly the Manuiactl-
rers and Auctions in tue East. and our agent. on The
Continent. Purchasing goods Tor Cash and on
short time. enabled to bay much lower than
Eastern or Western Jobbars who buy tong credit,
and We always able and prepared toik ever; ad-
vantage OF change in the market favorable to cash
buyers, which merchants who buy credit e;snno,
enjoy.
We can afford to sell for Cash, Ten per cent.
less than other houses, because we do not sus-
tain heavy losses BY credi.ing extravagant and
iniudicious merchants
Merchants who have been in the habit of visiting
Eastern Cities assured that they will see 10 large
stocks OF goods IN st. Louis, can be seen i New
York or Philadelphia.
We guarantee ta-axhioit Larger, and better
Assorted, and more Elegant Stock of Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods and Notions, than was ever
seen in one house in America.
Our Dress Goods are mostly Of styles designed by
ourselves, and entirely confined 10 10 this market
We are prepared 10 offer the iuducement, in
SILK and " ht5 Goods offered first class ho-
ses in the East, who are only III this branch of the
siness.
The country merchant viii save time and money by
purchasing has goods in ST. Loais-eyp5nsc and RISK of
trayeling-oss Of time (Which il valuable 10 good mer
chants)-eXpeHsige traltsp sntion Of his
goods by low waer-and misinauaee or Incapable
and carcle-, forwarding merchants thereby shiac,u
himself 10 loss OF sales and prots and great inconye
ncnc,.a discount on money he receives from bis Gus
tomerscSehaAge which is always In favor Of the ea--
tern citiesthe risk Of stocking himself it TOO
large quantity Of goods adapted TO hi, trade
which are sure to be deprecated and become unsalc
hclb9 ih-stt tfuIG AS business
~ are good reasons Tor the retailer 10 make his pur
Z eases IN a home ma rket.
We respectfully suggest these facts 10 the Merchants
in the West. believing il j. their interest in ever,
respect TO make their purchases i'll ST. Louis and with
the system We have established. guaranteeing TO them
cheaper goods and large sOrs 4. can be obtained
in any of the Eastern Cities will bring 10 Us many
chants and traders who have before seen that thc
could save money aud time by coming to home ma r
! ket for their supplies.
| Our Motto shall be in fact
/ LARGE SALES G SMALL PROFITS.
/ An undertaking one price Cash system at leas.
Ten per Cent less than any credit house in the
East or West can aft ord
July %, Is53-47-3m.l EDDY, JAMESON & co.