The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-08-02
Wholesale and Retail
Wholesale and Retail
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DROPRIET0R of the new baltimore Cheap Cash
j Clothing Store" would respectfully inform the
citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties that he
isopening large and most extensive assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHlNGl
And every thing else in the Genlemen's line which,
to cheNpness quality Of the Goods, and superior
workmanship cannot be surpassed in this or any other
State in tn Union.
am connected with one of the largest manufacture
ing establishments in the East We manufacture there
our own Goods, or which purpose we constantly
keep from 800 to 400 first rate workmen employed,
which gives me great advantage over our country
dealers, who get their goods from Cincinnati Pitts
burgh or other cities which il is well known pur-
chase their supply from our, some other large es-
tahiishmcnt at the East therefore, am prepared to
convince all those that honor with call that can
sell them better and more durable Goods, for about
half the money that they win have to pay for the ma
teras and making, at 25 per cent less thanany Cloth-
ing man in this city, BE HE JEW OR GENTLE All
articles in my store will be marked down at once to the
very lowest price, and ONLY ONE PRICE will be
asked thus doing away with many abuses the good
people have been subjected to up to this time.
would therefore solicit the patronage of generous
public and promise TO spare no Pains, and leave no.
thing undone in my power give general satisfaction.
Now, come one and all, and look at my beautiful
Stack az Fresh goods,
Comprising in part-lOO doz. of Glazed Caps, for
and boys, at f2t cents; 80 doz. cloth do, at 21
cents; win several cases OF other different styled
HATS and CAPS, never before exhibited in this city
lname only, Panama, Palo Alto Buena Vista, Resaca
de la Palma SLOUGH, Travelling, Taylor, Military,
Paris and California Caps and Hats.
COATS-Fine superior made Dress Frock and sack
Coats, black and colored; Silver drab, mixed Tweed
and sattnet coats, and upper garments in general Of
every known name and description.
PANTS-Extra fine black and fancy cashmere Pants;
Doesln do do. new striped do. do. also, large
sortment Of cassinet, corderoy, Mexican, linen and
other Pantalo6hs
VESTS-A large variety Of satin, silk, cashmere
Valencia, Woolen, and other new style Vests plain,
figured, fancy, black, plaid and striped ones. 10
SIlIRTS-A good stock Of shirts Of all descriptions;
fine bosom ones, made after the latest and most approv
ed styles also calico, check, hickory and woollen
shirt and drawers, together with great many other
Goods, too tedious TO mention. cases o brown and
bleached muslns having been bought before tie rise
of cotton will be sold low; and few cases OF Boots
and Shoes are expected this week have also amongst
others, good assortment of Neck and Pocket hand
kerchieIs, stockings, Gloves suspendsrs, umbrellas,
trunks, carpet bags, &c. sc.
lJ"Come and give me trial, but don't mistake the
place; be careful not to 20 ino the tDroHg store II
YOU do ii will be your fault If you have to pay
too dear for your Goods! My motto Is, "smGH profits
and quick rctHTnI Look OUT FOR THE SIGN OF THE
BALTIMORE CHEAP CASH CLOTHING sTOREI
On the North side ofmain street. near Columbus, Lew
Anderson's Block-panted white in front. -.
NJ ,. To Clergymen Of all denominations Goods will
be sold at cost. l N
Lancaster, April II, 1850 d1o9wbO