The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-07-30
FOR CASH And PRODUCE ONLY
Wholesale and Retail.
ANOTHER TREMENDOUS ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS
IN
NANAL Boats laid aside and Railroads used for
" bringing Goods to the
GREAT w N.

" bringing Goods to the
G e a. w S N,
in the shortest time that any stock was ever deli
vered in the State. The Great Western patron
ICES the lightning lines, buying Goods ohener,
receiving them quicker and selling faster than all
Lancaster together.
Notonly the Eastern Cities of the United States
have sent their share, but the whole World has
contributed its portion to make our stock in every
respect what the citizens of Ohio wish-HAND-
SOME, FASHIONABLE and CHEAP.
JAMES c. MACCRACKEN having connected
himself with WORK GALBRAITH, under the
firm Of MACCRACKEN & GALBRAITH, and
still owning part of one of the most extensive
wholesale Stores in New York and the largest
manufacturing establishments in theUnited States,
they are receiving a larger lot of Goods than ever
was brought. even to the Great Western.
On the 10th of May, the Store Room and Street
were blockaded with our boxes.
Our manufacturing establishr ent, as usual, has
supplied us with every variety of American man
uiactured DRY GOODS, furnishing US with Cloths,
which we are enabled to sell at least so cents on
the yard less than any other Merchant can buy
them.
Our Stock of CASSIMERES, SATTINETS,
TWEEDS and CALICOES cannot be be equalled,
either i'll prices or style.
The Steamships, Sarah Sands and Caledonia,
which brought the last favorable account of con-
tinued good prices for Grain and Flour, brought
for us, direct from Europe, an unusually large
stock OF handsome fashionable DRESS GOODS
for the LADIES-and for the GENTLEMEN
every variety Of latest styles.
We have another very large stock of BROWN
MUSLINS and being Of our own make, notwith-
standing the advance in the price of those Goods
in tho Fast uersnna uhn huy at fba Graat IVaa-
tern, say that muslins are cheap as ever, while
those that go to other stores will contend they
never were so high priced.
Our BLEACHED MUSLINS, being also from
our own munuactory, we can warrant their quail
ity, and our prices any one can see are the low-
est. Indeed, all who wish to buy goods made
in the United States will soon ascertain, that if
they wish to buy them cheap, they must go to
the Great Western.
We have ticking, at 121 cents per yard, that
is better than ever sold in Ohio at 183.
Our STOCK OF CALICOES never was larg-
err and all entirely new styles, as all know that,
until we received this last stock, we had scarce
ly a dress pattern in the house.
We have nearly 5000 pieces, over 900 differ
ent patterns, among them a beautiful rich Cling
ham print, only 1873 cents per yard-a style Of
Goods always heretofore sold at 81 to 274 cents.
The very handsomest American print at Man
ufacturer's prices, only 124 cents per yard.
The handsomest blue and orange prints ever
made.
The variety of our dress goods is unusually
large-a very large stock of both English and
French Ginghams
Black, & white Scotch Ginghams, cheaper than
ever known in the West. Bingham Lawns and
Muslin Ginghams, Nader colored Lawns, Rose
bud Sc, the very latest style. Monterey and
Buena Vista dress goods, very rich and beautiful
entirely new, but 26 days from England. Best
Bombazines, Venitian Organdies, Striped Plaid
Lawns.
A very large stock of Ribbons, every variety
ofstyle, all the latest importations, customers can
and must wake up we sell them so cheap.
LADIES AND MISSES B0NNETS-Florence
braid Bonnets at any price.
A SPLENDID assortment Of Spring and Summer
artificials.
Ladies French work Collars, unusually cheap
and beautiful.
Gloves and mitts. every variety and price.
Lyms Grapes a beautiful aud new style goods.
A very large stock of SUMMER SHAWLS all
beautiful Cashmere, D'Ecore, Mouslin de Lain,
and twisted Silk Shawls, Of first quality.
LADIES SLIPPERS and Shoes Of every kind
black and Bronze CATERS, HALF CATERS,
Bootees, &C., all purchased of the manufacturers,
Hosiery of every color and quality some as low as
10 cents a pair, white and black cotton.
PARASOLS Bingham and Silk-Parasolets.
For theGentlemen we have a %oflittle everything,
German, French, American and west Of England
cloths.
Fancy Tweeds, Gambroons, Linens, Nankeens
Cumberland plaids, Pasta Checks, Ringgeld single
mill Cassameres and many other varieties, for
Gentlemen's summer pants-fancy cassimeres,
hlnnE Nnaainnora nur ouanpfnnant 81 ,Ant,nna
is unusually large.
Croton c%oatings, Erminett do. Mazurka do.
Gold mixed Tweeds, all wool, very low, Amazon
Cloth.
Silk warp Codingtons all beautiful.
Lasting cord, an entirely new article for gen.
tlemen's wear.
TweedS from IS cents per yard up.
Cashmeretts.
Mems best calf boots-men's slippers and shoes
OF every kind.
vestings of any kind from 1e4 cents per yard
up.
Palm leaf Hats at lower prices than ever before
were brought to the West.
Leghorn hats equally cheap.
Carpet Chain, colored and white.
Coverlid Yarn-bestcott o yarn, long reel only,
Indigo of best quality.
Our stock Of GROCERIES is unusually large
and were purchased, at New Orleans, at the low
est prices Our coffee is ofthe best quality-Rice
always on hand.
We are determined that the Great Western
and the Goods sold by the Great Western shall
speak for themselves. All we ask is that all, who
wish to buy Guods cheap for ready pay, will call
at our establishment, see our constantly changing
varieties and ask prices.
We are always the first to raise the price Of
Grain and the last to put it lower.
Any quanty Of CASH always on hand for Far
mer's Produce, and Wagons unloaded at our
Warehouse without any work Of the Farmer,
Come, then, every body to the Great Western.
MACCRACKEN g. GALBRAITH.
Lancaster, May 18th, 1S47.