Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-02
st. Louis Advertisements.
TO THE MERCHANTS OF
MlSSDUfsl.ILLBNOI IOWA, WIS.
CoNSIS AND MINNESOTA.
Great inducements TO Trade in st Louis.
a Undeviating One Price Cash System
Established.


Ie, thousand Packages of Seasonable Dry Goods
otered for Cash. by EDDY. JAMESON & Co,
al Eastern Manufacturers and Importers pr
at least, ten per rent. less than any creGt
house IN .7sfierIca can oford.
HE subscribers havif we'd to their new store on
f sixty thousand dollars, being the largest store
devoed 30 the Dry Goods osbing Business III the Unit
OF 81 200 600 CT American, English German, French
and swiss Gogds, direct from American and European
eur long experience in the Western Trade and having
correct knowledge of the wants of the CO unity enables
US 10 import such goods adapted L. i'e wants OF
believe we have facilities in bre ing which are not
eroyed by house having resident partners
aud bu, Constantly the Manufato les and Auctions
IN The East, and agents he Continent Purchas-
ing goods for cash and ne, enabled
10 buy much lower than Eastern Western Jobblng
prepared to take dvantase of change in the
ket favorable to cash buyers, which merchants who buy
on credi: caDn,t enjoy
We can afford TO sell for cash ten per cent. less
than other houses because do not sustain hea-
" losses by creditng extravagaEt and injudicious
merchants.
Merchants who have beenin the habit visiting the
Eastern cities assured that they will lsg stocks
d goods in ST. Louis as can lie seen in New York or
Philadelphia
We guarantee to exhibit larger and better as
sorted and more elegant stock of Fancy and Sta
pie Dry Goods and Notions, than was ever seen
IN one house in America.
Our Dress foods mostly of syIes designed b. our
serves, ana ehteiN confined 10 use IN this market
pr7paFrd TO II the same Inducements SIX
aac White q DDS oertd by H=st class houses in
The East who are only in this branch of business.
The country merchant will time and tEo able by
puch4 sIng his goods in ST ouis-expense ana risk Of
raNeiin6-IosS OF tine, which is valuable cd
chants pensiye transportation -deteno: of hia goods
by To-" ~ater-n'smarageI eDt of careless rwafdias
merchants thereby subjectDg himself loss of sales
md profits and great incOny enfencea discount mon
ey he receives from his cCstomerseN change which is
always favor OF Eastern citiesthe risk
himself with too large quantity goods adapted
to ais trade which are he Deprecated and be
come unsalable-&nd being long absent bis lone
ad family aTeRood reasons for the retailer To mako his
purchases in home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts to hsne in the
west DeeVlng iii Tor their interest in every respect
make their purchases In st Louis and that the system
We have establishes guaranteeing them cheaper goods
and IS large stocks IS be obtained in Eastern
cry VIII bring 10 as many merchants aud traders
nave non heretofore that they could and
tlne by coming TO home market for their supplies.
Gar motto stall be Large sales and Small Profits.
undertaking Price Cash System, least Ten Per
Toss Than any credit house in Fast can al
ford EDDY, ia NESDN & ca.
St Louis, May IS, 1853. Il3t