Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-03-09
st. Lonis Advertisements.

MISSOURI, ILLINOIS, IOWA, WIS
CONSIN AND MINNESOTA.
Great Inducements to Trade in st lonis.
An Undeviating One Price Cash sy=tem
Established.
Ten thousand Packages of Seasonable Dry Goods
offered far Cash. by EDDY, JAMESON & Co,
at Eastern Manu- acfiUers and Importers Pri-
res: at least, ten per cent. less than any credit
house in .4ae,ica can afford.
THE subscribers havir we'd to their new store or
Maine for them by Col. Brant, at cost
sixty I'D dollars and being the largest store
ed states, oner sae, by the piece PACKAGE stock
200 600 of American, English. German french
ahd SWISS Goods direct from American and European
Our long experience the Western Trade and bavrg
knowledge the wants country enables
us to import such goods adapted 10 The wants OF
the country.
We believe we have facilities in buying which not
by western house having resident partners
a"d constantly at the Manufactures and Auc;iops
10 The East, and agents the Continent PuTchss
ing goods Tor cash and short time enabled
TO bny muct lower than Eastern Western Jobb ng
and prepared advantage of charge in the
ket to cash buyers which merchants who buy
4 on cre,ii: Cannot enjoy.
We can afford TO sell for cash ten per cent less
than other houses, because do not sustain hea-
Wy losses by crediting extravagant and Injudiclous
merchants.
Merchants who have been in the habit OF visiting the
Eastern cities assured that they ill large stocks
of goods in 81 Louis as can be 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 Goods mostly OF styles designed by
selves ard ensireiy confined 10 in this market.
We are pre- pared TO off rtte Inducements Six
and White Ok DDS as offered by first class houses
The E.st who are only in this branch of business
The country merchant viii time aud trouble by
pu chasing his goods in ST. Louis-expense and risk Of
raveiing-loss OF ti-ae, which is valuable cd
chants expensive ransp detention of his goods
b. low water ent of Careless Forwarding
merchants thereby snbiecting himself to loss of sales
and profits and great incon senencea discount
ey he receives from his Observation-Disclosures which is
always favor of Eastern cies-the risk OF oversnckiBg
himself with too large quantity of goods not adapted
TO his trade which are to be deprecated and be
come unsalable-and being long absent from his home
asd family are good reasons for The retailer make
purchases in q home market.
We respectfully these facts merchants in the
west believing ii is for their interest in every respect -
make their purchases in st Louis and that
We have established guaranteeing them cheaper
and as large stocks be obtained any Eastern
CITY, VIII bring TO many merchants and traders who
nave not heretofore that they could and
time by coming 10 home market for their supplies.
Our motto shall be Large Sales and Small Profits,
undey Iatng one Price Cash System least Ten per
less than any credit house in the East West
ford EDDY, JAMESON & CO.
ST. Louis. May 60, 1853. 1I3i