The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-02-20

sued as satire upon the extreme protec,
tectlve policy advocated by the New York
Tribune. 1t is good -natured and pertinent:
HORACE GREEDY &CO.
Give notice that they have opened
NEW STORE,
No. LII Fifth avenue, .r
Where they have for sale complete assort-
ment of articles required by the public, and
beg leave to say that the patriotic portion of
the community will have all opportunity at
their store to carry out their principles. -
Greedy& Go. s experience in the business is
not very great, nor is their capital large
enough to enable them to offer their goods
at the prices at which their neighbors will
furnish them. But if the public will pay
them only
FIFTY PER CENT.
more than their merchandise if worth, and
will do this for twenty years or so, they be-
lieve that at the end OF that time they will
be able to furnish goods at their real value.
They beg leave to call attention to the fol-
lowing articles:
WINE-CHoKING POINT.
This wine can already be furnished at on
" double the price of wine twice as good.
n. B.~-1'hls wine will serve to dress a
salad Or an emetlc.
sUGAR-FRoM LOUISIANA.
This article would be sold at lower price
but that the trosts cut off every third CROP,
and of course the valne of the lust crop
must e paid for by tho who consume the
other two. As this is the mere effect of a
climate over which the planters have no
control, the patriotic of all classes, both
rich and poor, will nut hesitate to contribute
to make up this loss to the planters.
THREAD, e
OF the Willamette manutactOry, at a cost
Of only . few pennies a spool over the i'm
ported thread-so small difference that il
is not felt by the needle women, viii e to
that newly started company it brings in the
pennies and prevents the gold going out.
CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c
Will be furnished at not more than double
the price of similar articles from abroad,
which difference, is not paid by those who
buy Of Greedy Il Go a they are ready to
prove.
Greedy & Co., have to state that in 100.
Mr.. Greedy $ great grandfather brought IA
respectable capital into this business,
which was continued by Mr.. Grecdy's
grandfather, father, and now by hiuiseII.-
Gre ely 4 Co., are sorry to state that
British importers are yet ''enabled to
make iron ut $ll ton less than Il
can be furnished here" and that not.
withslanding the liberal extra prices
paid by their customers to them AMI to
their predecessors for eighty years in order
to sustain business, they are compelled 10
ask them to pay Il sill higher extra plice:
if they will do so. Greedy 4 20. do not de-
spair Of being able, at some future day. to
supply iron at the same rate that Others 10.
They admit their customers have already
w4ited a long time tor the fulfllment Of
similar b omiscs made heretofore, but ak
a further Indulgence
Future advertisements will contain Eur.
her particulars OF Greedy 4 Co s sy tenn of
business. Meantime, oil their men who are
bot otherwise engaged will be set to hoist,
ming bucket up and down d well in ordc
that American industry may ind full EN-.
ployment.
Y Remember number one, one, .ofe. s'2a.
N. B--No CONNECTION with the ;tors 4 I
the ;orncrof Spruce street. s''a