North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-14
New Fall and Winter G6cds for 1850
Fresh Arrivals from the Latest Importations:
THOMAS r. PENTRESS,
MERCHANT. TAILOR, R.aLEI6H, ~. e.
Owe Doom ABOVE THE Posr OrrIcE.s q 81 >

IHNHEa Subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
= friends and patrons-io the members OF the Leg
isature-and to strangers visiting the City, that he
continues to carry the Tailoring Business in all its
branches at his old stand where he shall be happv 10
them and them great bargains. The Subscriber
had deemed it unnecessary recently 10 advertise his
business, he well known throughout the State;
but fear his old friends and customers might be under
the impression that he carried away 6y the great
Sc tornado" which passed Northwards asew days ago.,
he has thought it best TO inform themthat he is still in
business and hopes they will give him call He
would to his old friends and customers that the lib
era patronage he has received since he has been her
has cemented him still more closely 10 the good old
State of North Carona and be trusts that their patron
age will continue to be bestowed who feels he
kindly appreciates and for his part there shall be-
nothing lacking TO give entire satisfaction HI might
say more, but it is sufficient for him to say that he has
the feelings of North Carolinian. He is perms neny
located here-hIs Interests are hereand here he ex-
poets TO live and die. s..l. ~
The Subscriber is frit nd ard well. teisher TO alt
mechanical business in the ' Old North State" He
thinks it the duty of people to encourage
working mechanics. and keep them with Us, and
not drive them from our borders by encouraging
facurers al distance from We may wish for good
tunes and State Improvements. but will never see
them until we come to depend Oh mechanics
on home ma nufactures and home industry. When
come TO do this then will Cities and Towns
fourishing; and our will not be of TO the
great City of New York Boston fer articles that
can be made in this State as well at either of these
places, and on good terms. szsp
The Subscriber has on hand beautiful assortment of
GOODS, selected by himself person in the Northern
Markets. OF the latest and approved styles and
patterns. His Goods purchased this Fall, and
entirely new. They were bought good terms
those of any House in this Cty and he 1aters himself
that he offer liberal if better bargains than
any other Establishment in this City in the United
States Call and examine for yourselves. You must
be your own judges, and you will find this
g puff The Subscriber considers it unnecessary TO
say any thing about his skill in cutting making,
his business conducted by himself: and he will leave
it TO those who deal with him judge of his capacity in
this respect His experience in business is such, and
he has been so long before The public, that he will not
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leaves tito his friends and customers 10 judge Of his
scperioriiy many who presume 10 cali themselves
TaiorS Cutters t Artists ''-!f you please His
workmen cannot be surpassed by any, North or South.
and he invites the public call and Try him before pu
chasing elsewhere He pledges his word for good bar
gains, as he is determined to sell low sssel
His Stock comprises every article kept in similar
Establishments. There is nothing you may call for
which you cannot get. Call and try the well-known
Establishment, door North of the Post Office.
The Subscribers Stock comprises IN par uper black
French Cloths and Cassime res-pain and doeskin of
all qualities and prices, and splendid assortment Of
fancy Cloth, which for coiors and quality cannot be
passed. Aso beautiful lot OF plain black Satin Vest
ings, and superb article of fancy French Silk and
Sans for parties, with choice variety of Fancy CASH
meres for winter wear, and large lot of fancy
French Cassmeres, which will be disposed Of very
small advance Also, general assortment OF fancy
articles consisting OF lamb szwooi, nrerno and silk
Under-shirts and Drawes-Bress ShIts, black and
white kid, Inerno, and fancy cashmere Goves-Half-
hose, cotton and merno-bIack and fancy silk Cravas;
all Of wb ch offered monty low prices. Also,
beautiful lot of fREADY-MADE CLOTHING, made
my House. ard which will be disposed Of at the
most reasonable prices. -Fas ,Ias
Call and examine for yourselves. 4sas
n. B. Orders from distance will be Thankfully
ceived and promptly attended 10. The London and
-''' : ''''-' SD'N' > THoS. R. FENTREss.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY one or two Apprenti-
ces of good moral character. 7. r. F.
Raleigh, Nov. Il, 1850. 5-6t.
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