Peddler (noun)

1. A person who travels from place to place selling goods, typically of low value, from a bag or a cart.
2. A person who sells goods door-to-door or on the street.

Origin:

From middle english pedlere, from old english pedlere, equivalent to ped ("foot") + -lere ("agent noun suffix").

Examples:

1. The street was filled with peddlers selling their wares.
2. He was once a poor peddler, but now he owns a chain of stores.
3. The police chased the illegal peddler out of the market.
4. The peddler promised to give a good price if we bought in bulk.
5. The peddler had a wide range of goods including toys, trinkets, and clothes.