Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-06-22
TO THE MERCHANTS Gz7
IHSSOUKI,ILLIN0I IOWA, WIS.,
C0NSIN AND MINNESOTA.
Great Inducements to Trade in st Louis.
An Undeviating One Price Cash systo
Established.

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An UndeviatinS One Price Cash System
Established.
Ten thousand Packages of Seasonable Drlr Goods
offered for Cash. By EDDY, JAMESON & Co,
at Eastern Ma1utectuserS and Importers pri-
at least, ten per cent. less than any credit
house an ,7aierica can afford
T'FE subscribers having their new store on
Maine-st cree ed for them by Col. Brant, cost
of sixJv Thousand d4r-, being the Iaest store
devoted 10 the Dry Goods rosbing Business Unit
ed States, oner sale, by the piece pack age stock
200 OOG American, English. German French
and Swiss Goods direct from American and European
our long experience in the Western Trade and bnvsg
correct knowledge Of the wants ofthe country enables
us t" import such goods adapted to the
the country.
We believe iave facilities in buying which are not
oy any western house having resident partners
aud buy Constantly at the Manuctoriey and
in the East, and the Continent Purchas-
ing our goods for cash and on short time enabled
TO buy much lower than Eastern Western Jobb ng
Houses who buy on long credit and always able
ana prepared to take ad vantage of change ithe
SeI favorable to cash buyers, which merchants no buy
on cr-di: cannot enjoy.
We afford to sell for cash, ten per cent less
than other houses because we do not sustain hea-
Wy losses by crediting extravagant and iniudicous
merchants.
Merchants who have been in the habit of visiting the
Eastern cities assured tthey i'll large
Philadelphia
We guarantee to exhibit larger and better as
|
| pie Dry Goods and Notions, than was ever seen
in one house in America
Our Dress Goods mostly OF styles designed by our
selves, and entirely confined to in this market
We prepared to off the rent- in TX
and White Goods offered class houses in
the East who are only in this branch @ business
The country merchant will time and trouble
purchasing his goods in St Louis-expense and risk o.
travelling OF time, which valuable TO cd ner
transportation detention of his goods
by low INSTRUMENTATION ent OF careless FOR &ardn=
merchants thereby snbjectiug himself loss
ana profits and great fncon discount mon
ey he receives from his customers-exchange which
always favor of Eastern ctieshe risk oversocs
himself with too large quantity of goods adapted
TO his trade, which are be depreciaed
come unSaiaeie-and being long absent from home
aad family aregood reasons for the retailer mako his
purchases in a home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts to the
vest believing II Is for their interest every respect
make their purchases In X Louis and that the system
we have established guaranteeing 10 them cheaper goods
ana as large socks be cba aimed any Eastern
ct,"tii Dring TO us many merchants and traders
nave not heretofore that they could and
ine by coming to home market for their supplies.
our motto shall be Large Sales and small Profits
undertaking one Price Cash ysem at least Ten per
less than amy credi house in the East af
ford EDDY, ia aESON & co.
ST. Louis, May %, i-53 ly3t