The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-08
INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS.

| We will sell all the interest secured by the
| Iat+ers Patent. except the right to manu-
| facture the metallic part,) IN any speclned
territory. We will furnish the broom COM
| plete for S- per dozen, or we VIII lur-
pisb the handle and metallic part for -
~ 5ozen. or the metallic part alone for
= per dozen You Will sell them for
= 90 each We make these different propo-
;t;ors 50 as TO be able to suit all parties.
some NAV wish to fill their own brooms,
others may prefer to furnish their own
handles aud fill them themselves,
| We are now manufacturing the broom
and will he ready to fill all orders from those
Who have purchased rights. We do not
wish TO sell brooms except where We nave
disposed of Rights, vet as we desire none 10
engage in the business before seeing broom
any party who may wish to buy Rights, can
first send 81 to the undersigned, ana yer
SAMPLES should the samples not MI YOU
| exneectation. they can be returned at oul
exnepse. and the money viii be refunded.
Now suppose YOU should buy a county
having a population of $4,000, equal Z
| ahout 5000 families. Suppose yOu sh0ulC
- sell a broom to one half OF these land man!
I. will buv tvo.) Suppose you should MAKE
II e On ON each one and vou will make more,
IS suppose it should require three months 4
canvass a county and supply 1t with brooIns
and suppose YOU should pay us $500 for IN
N right. YOU would still have proht OF S2.4O
for three months, $4,000 Tor year al
- these estimates are low.
Ont of hundreds of cases, we viii give one
which not more than an average, just 10 l
lustrate: Brown & Cook, OF Warren III
bourht the Right for their county W
DayIessl at our usual rate OF selling, kWhlei
nv the way. Is mere nominal inquire, Nsol
il out in attachments, and rea4lZed cte.
profit of $4,000. Al this took place with
week And vet the parties who bougl
tbe Towns are making from $40 to S30,oo
dov capvassino with the Broom. Graham
''' who purchased nine ofthe Towns, makes u
statement. and adds, that in canvassln
three DAYS, he saw but two tamlhes VINO
fused to purchase Broom.
" W. Whiting of Cupage Co, Ills, bougl
one county for $3.50; cleared his county
the firsttwO days canvassIng-
- George Hide, ogle Co, Ill, purchased tn
countv: after eanvassing two days, his NJ
order was five hundred brooms
]. Lamiel Kalamazoo Co.. Mich, puIch'
ed that county for $3.50; the result OF b
first three DAYS labor was $500 cash
This fact we merely give as Interen'
Parties DESTROYS of engaging in the aeo
business. had better give us cali imn
diately.
s with STAMPS who have the sole control
- the South Western States: also the Pow
81 of Attorney to sell in any part of the Unit
States, not already sold
DE WITT * PIPER
Office: No. Laelede Building Sou
side of Olive Street, between Third a
Fourth, entrance SOL Olive Street.
ST. LOUIS llC
Inducements to Capitalists and II n
ufactaTers.
10 II is a conceded fact and admitted by e
ry one, that if the Capitalist or Manuf
ats turer can secure monopoly of the sale a
manufacture Of any article of universal c.
~. sumption, that they have laid the steppi
stone to permanent structure of veal
The cause Of so many failures with men