The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-06
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ST. LOUIS.


s,,te-prise and small capital IS the eompe-
titioli of busincss-the advantage OF com,
h;ned capital against the man OF hmlteG
means. with no protection thrown aEounu
him 1t is seldom that there IS an article
na+entad that is destined TO come INTO gen
4 eral use. and can readlIy oe soi1 70 /
/ family in the land. From time IhAheihoLi1A
/ THE BROOM has been an indispensable
/ ayticle in every house, and may we not safe
| l. conclude that ii always will continue so. /
IL then the sale of this article Is uhiiliIt w,
! And there is no end to the demand WINE
/ time last can there be SHADOW Oh f!sA III
I securing the sale and manufacture OF one
| nf the most complete and simple mace
| Rroous that the world ever produced
/ II has been the custom of our fOrefathers,
/ firm. the DAYS Of the Roman Empire TO the
T,re-ar,t time to construct the Broom on the
I same plan. without even an eHoIt 10 IN
I ,,r,,-sI7e1t: hut ours Is an age or pTo9Ies-
dio,--old filings are being done away Withi
nd more u.eflI and simple machinery Is
fast taking their place, thus II Is that We are
advancing and keeping pace WIN the age III
which our lot has been cast
The success of this Broom Is no longer
doTbt The certainty Of 1t being uhlFeF
sally introduced into every house Is oLlS
: / ouestion of time Wherever there nave
! been men taking hold OF 1t, and commenced
| manufacturing, the demand mas no paialiei
| II, any article ever made. We have, by the
III Of territory in several States, got IN sue
| cassfi1l operati0n a number OF factories and
;. fI,is too all in the space of few months, as
!, The Datent was not granted till June 2Tth,
,, f-65. In Chicago, III, Mr. Charles T.
= Browne, the assignee OF the patent mas tIe
= laroest mandatory of the kind on the
=, American continent and ii is not yet three
4. months since it was put in motion IN Michi
I | ram Indiana. Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnie
if Sofa. They are being manufactured by tn'
quantity, and here, in the city OF ST LOUIS
a We are completing arrangements TO enter eA
re- teusiveIy into the manufacture OF the al
No ticIe and may we not safely conclude ina
nj there are capitalists ready and wiling L
or carry this same enterprise into every stat
a | in the Union.
f We have more territory than we can cor
NJ troll proftably, and will dispose OF any
IN | the States remaining unsOld, at prices tina
can't fail to suit the purchasers: and I
men of limited means, we viii divide to yo
States by county to suit your convenience
"A word to the wise is sufficient
DIRECTIONS for filling the Broom.
The ton of the stirrup should be abor
tyyo inches above the top of the cone; till
row around the outer circle of the cone
your straitest and best corn, and then Il
the inside with the inferior corn, If you WE
TO use it, after which turn the mana
till the corn is as tight as you wish 1t to b
holding your hand on the brush at the san
time to steady the broom, otter which p
an vour bend wire and insert the hook III
stirTup wires and the broom is complete,
ofyybich does not take much longer tn;
reading the directions. Persons cannot
too careful in keeping the handle suflicie1
Twilight to keep the corn secure, as MAJ
persons are apt to unscTew 1t IN eXamlnl
the broom and leavs it so; the next CON
along. takes hold and shakes it, and by
heating t the broom will become loose, a
lead some to think it was the fault of
broom, when in fact it is the carelessness
inexperienced persons. The broom Is
ION itself so simple that the most stupid pers
nv" cannot fail to understand it at glance
t. The State of Mississippi, or any OF
ID Southern States, are for sale at the L
figures of $500 per thousand inhabitar
taking the census of 1860
For particulars address the undersig q
orn at St Louis, or PEAS & KILWORl
Gun New Orleans
cen DE WITT & PIPER,
the March qdIm St Lonis, Nc