Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-05-18
TO THE MERCHANTS OF
MESSOUHI, ELLTNo5S, IOWA WIS
CONSEN AND MINNESOTA.
Great Inducements to Trade in St Louis.
An Jndeviating One Price Cash system
Esta blished.


Established.
Ten thousand Packages Of SeasonaBle Dry Goods
offered for Cash. by EDDY, JAMESON & Co.
at Eastern Manufacturers and L3po,fers pri-
ceS at least, ten per cent. less than aaY credit
house IN .8HeyIcd can afford
'HE subscribers having removed to their store on
L Mane-st, cree ed for them by Col Brant at a cost
Of sixty Thousand dollars, being the largest store
devoted TO the Dry Goods Iobbng Business in the Unit
ed states offer for salc by the piece PACKAGE stock
of ~ 200 900 of Americans English. German. French
and Swiss Goods, direct from American and European
manufacturers.
Our long experience the Western Trade and having
correct knowledge of the wants Of the country enables
us to import such goods adapted the of
the country
We believe we have facilities in buying which are not
enjoyed by western house having partners
and buy ers constantly at the Manuactoes Auctions
in the East and our agents the Continent Purchas-
ing our goods Tor cash and on short time enabled
to buy much lower than Eastern Western Jobbirg
Houses who buy long credit. and always able
and prepared To take advantage of change the mar
ket favorable to cash buyers which merchants who buy
credit cannot enjoy.
We can afford TO sell for cash ten per cent less
than other houses, because we do not sustain hea
Wy losses by credltlng extravagant and iniudcious
merchants.
Merchants who have been in the habit of visiting the
Eastern cities assured thatthey i'll large stock
Oh goods IN st. Louis as can be in New York or
Philadelphia
We guarantee to exhibit a 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 Goods mostly of styles designed by our.
selves, and entirely confined in this market
W prepared to off the lad ucsruepts in
and White Goods offered by class houses in
the East who are only in this branch of business.
The country merchant will time aud trouble by
purch astng his goods in 1T. iouis-expense
traveling-loss OF time which valuable n3er
chants transportation deten his
by low waterfntsaldraEeI of careless
merchants, thereby snhjectng hnSelfto loss of sales
and profits aud great inconveuercea discount mon
ey he receives from his cHsiUmtrsek which is
always favor OF Eastern cieSthe risk overstncRtne
himself with too large quantity adapted
to his trade which are be dFprecaied be
come unsalable-and being long absent from his home
and family, good for the mako his
purchases in home market.
We respectfully suggest these facts in the
west is for their every respect to
make their purchases in ST Louis and the system
we have established guaranteed them cheaper goods
and large stocks be obtained in any Eastern
city, will bring to many merchants and traders no
have that they could
til by coming to home market for their suppes
cur motto shall be Large Sales and Small Profits an
undertaking Price Cash System least Ten per cent
less than any credit house in the East can a-
ford EDDY. JAMESON & ca.
ST. Louis, May IS, l~53. 1y3t