The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-07
INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS

We will sell all the interest secured NV tbo
Letters Patent, Except the right to mann
| Iactufe the metallic part,) in any specifed
territory We will furnish the broom com
Piete Tor s. per dozen, or we will fur
hlSh the handle and metallic part for s.
per dozen, or the metallic part alone for
3 per dozen. You viii sell them far
S2,Oo each We make these different prono-
sltlohs so as to be able to suit all parties
Some may wish to fill their own broors
Others may prefer to furnish their owl,
handles and fill them themselves.
we are now manufacturing the broom,
and will be ready to fill all orders from tho,
who have purchased rights. We do nor
wish to sell brooms except where we bo1,a
disposed of Rights, yet as we desire none 70
engage IN the business before seeing a broo,,
any party who may wish to bay Rights. can
nIst send p TO vie undersigned, and GET
samples Should the samples not an s.
expense, and the money viii be refunded
/, Now suppose you should buy count, |
having a population of 10000 eoual r. /
ABOUT oOO0 families. Suppose Won sboui5 |
sen sen, q broom 70 one half of these land many
VII IL ony two) Suppose you should MAKE
go oiI eicn one and you viii make more.0 |
suppose IT should require three months to
canvass county and supply it with broons
th9 suppose you should pay us $500 for IT, |
right, you would still have a profit of . 400
ler three months. $4,000 for n vear An
these estimates are low
ouS Oh hundreds OF cases, We will give one
llei y nor more than an average just to IL
aStrate: Brown & Cook, of Warren m
bought the Right for their county 10
"a ieSS) at our usual rate of selling. (Which
= the way, Is mere nominal tgTee (soId ,
our IN attachments. and realized n cIoor
'front.' OF S95J,00 al this took place within
"g = And yet the parties who bought :
ue towns are making from $40 to $50 % a !
Sir,rr N,-iTh II. n |
no purchased nine ofthe Towns. makes r.
-atement, and adds, that in canyossinsr
iFfe DAYS, he saw but two families who - a
lsed to purchase Broom.
W. '" Whiting of Cupage Co. Ills .boucb+
le county for $3.50; cleared his comfy in Is
Re hrst two days canvasSing
george hide, Ogle Co, Ill, purchased that
ahty; after canvassing two DAYS bis e. r,
ger was tve hundred brooms r.
. Lamlel- Kalamazoo Co, Mich nurcbos T,
tnat county for $3.50; the result of his "
81 three days labor was $500 cash. 80 :"
ms Iact We merely give as inference co
I .Ies uesirous OF engaging in the above all
SUES hah better give US a call imme- s sp
For circular address the UNDERSIGNED W
IN stamps, who have the sole confToI ~ VIC
, south Western States; also the Power COS
attorney to sell in any part oftha Jrn;+ed q
ties, not already sold -''e" ge'
~ DE WITT & PIPER. eve
)fhce: No 5 Laelede Bnilding Sat-
9 OF olive Street., between Third and
nth, entrance 50i Olive Street anu Il
ST LOUIS. no. nev
iucements to Capitalists ana
ufactuTers u an fam
Is conceded fact and admitted bv eve
me, that If the Capitalist or Mapufae- A
7 can secure monopoly of the sale-and this
lufacture of any article of universal cor # n
pt'on' thar they have laid the stepping men
cause of so many failures with men Of oa,