Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-04
I'D K'ssz2 WIS OF
MISSOURI s9yys, WIS
CDSSzS AND MINNESOTA.
Great Inducements TO Trade ia st Louis.
AN Undeviatins One Price Cash system
Established.

Ten Thousand Packages Of SeasoaaJle Dyg-Go2ds
altered for Cash. by EDDY. JAMESON q Co
at Eastern AaaiJactHyrs and importers pr-
CcS at least, ten per cent less than any credu
house IN .4Htcrica ran afford
THE subscribers having rem to their new store on
Mane-et ere c ed Tor theIH by col BrHnt, Ut
If sixty Thousand 'lar~, ani berg the largest store
devoted 10 he Dry Goods 'ohhHg Business in the Unit
al States. "Ger BY tn piec, ar package stock
OF : 200 600 CT American tngst,. German. French
and SWISS Goods, direct from American and En- opean
cur ing experience in the Western Trade and having
Correct knowledge of the wants at the county enables
US t" import such goods as are adapted to lie wants Of
We believe we have facilities in buying. which are not
Ell ed by western hOu~e having resident partners
aud hu! ers Constantly a The Manuacories and AUG in
in the East ana our agents on he Continent PLchas
goods cash AMI on short enabled
10 buy much lower than Eastern Western Iubb nc
Houses who buy on long credit and always able
and prepared to take advantage OF char in the mar
ket favorable to cash buyers winch merchants no buy
We afford to sell for cash, ten per cent. less
than other houses. because do not sustain hea-
Wy losses by credltIng eNtravagant and lnudicious
merchants
Merchants who been in the habit of Wis ting tho
Eastern cities assured thathey i'll as large stocks
4 goods in ST. Louis as can oe seen in New York
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.
Oar Dress 'ocds mostly Of ST. les designed by
selves, and entirely 1ned 20 use in this market
e prepared to eff rthe same Inducements 5 rs
and White DDS as are red hy Arst class houses In
the E--f who only in this branch of business
The 'untry merchant will Iime and trouble by
ch ising his goods in II Louis and rick
travelling loss OF time, which is valuable cd
chants expensive transportation drtenlonof his goods
By low ent of Careless orsardiHS
merchants. thereby snhecnC hnSelfto loss of sales
and profits and great incons discount
he receives from h.s cgsioms change which is
always of Eastern cesthe risk of overst- cking
himself with too large quantity of goods adapted
to his trade which sure to be dcprecated aud be
come unsalable-and beng long absent rom his home
aad family good reasons for the retailer make
purchases 81 home market.
Ne especfuly suggest these factsto more has in the
west believing il is for their interest in respect t.
make their Purchases in 1t LoHts and that the system
have established guaranteeing 10 them cheaper good
and large stocks can he Obrained ia Eastern
city. viii bring merchants and traders n
nave heretofore that thu uit money and
time by home Tn2r-ei frr their supp'i'S
t'ur motto snail tie Large sales anI Small Profits.
nnde, iatiac Fr ash System least Ten per
less than amy cT+Gi horse in The Ia or 'e- can at
+ ford EDDY, IA = E-Ft N A CO.
! St Louis. May 70, I~53. ll3t