Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-16
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No. 81 Wood-stfeel. PittShmgh,
S NOW RRCEIyINCi a large assort1nent Of Fail
! aud Winter Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic;
TO which he invites The attention. Of the Western
Trade In his stock viii! be found
ISH EHTI NGS, SHtRTINGS, TiCKIN0S, &C.
Blown Shcehngs and ShirtiDgs, all descriptions.
Bleached Shirtings, every qualify and 6R Sd.
osnaburghs, 9rillings Baggings.
Tickings, all ling makes N
Shrtings, Stripes, raIous makes, full assert
ment.
Apron Checks, Tweeds, and Stripes.
Diapers, Cd, jacquard. blue, gray, brown aud
bleached.
FLANNELs AMI. .DoMETS.
An extensive assortment of 4, !, "A. scarlet.
white and yellow plain F'annels, and M dunn,
snd extra fine and heavy scarlet green, indigo,
blue, and mixed twills
LINSEYs. "a
All WOOL Sillimans, and Westerly; high ccl-
ors; plaids, l.rge and small; red and blue came
Icons, stripes, &C. Also, wool and cotton, high
color Philadelphia Iinseys, medium 70 extra quail
.ity. Innings AID CL0AKINGS,
!, +, ahd Ga, sll wool, high color plrids, waved
and mottled, printed and twilled.
Cl.OTES.
Black, Fancy e0lors Belgian and Domestic.
Piece pnd W,ol-dyed hlact, heavy goods. Also,
Beavers, Felts, Petershams. Unions.
Medium to extra, Woaded wool, and piece dye.
Black Doeskins and Cassmercs.
Fancy, new and dosirable styles.
Sleeps Grey, Plain, and Twilled t'uions.
Black and Fancy colors.
SATINETTS.
Medium to extra Oxford Mixed Cadets.
Blacks, Blues. Fancy colors, heavy makes.
Printed, Striped, and Notified Styles.
TWEEDS AND JEANES
M xynol md cO tOn wnrno IN d-caf x,ar:aiv
. Steubenville Jeans. and heavy rweeds.
CORDS.
Shaft Genoa, Balg-up and Miners Cords.
PRINTS.
New Fall styles Of Spragues, Unions, Perkins,
Globe, Merrimack, Anens Dunnelps, Manches-
ter, American, Ripkas, Gamets, and generally of
other styles in Madder chintz, and Steam work.
Blues, Blue and Orange, Blue and Green, Scar
let, Plain colors. ..
Furntules, English fine block Work chintzes.
IIoyles Double Puppies. !, and A.
Mourning Prints in great variety ~.
GlNGHANS.
French German, and Scotch Ginghams.
Glasgow, Lancaster, and Philadelphia county
makes, all widths and STYLES.
DRESS GOODS.
Printed and plain, English snl American De
LANES, newest designs.
Rich Printed and Plain, Persian, Parisian,. and
Lama Cloths, AMI Cashmeres.
Paris printed, Mouseline Del aines Of medium,
and very rich styles.
SILKS.
Plain and figured Black and colored dress Silks.
STUFF GOODS.
Ga Alpacas, Black, Mode, and Fancy color,.
Real Alpaca LuStreS low 20 Superfne.
Mohar and Orleans, figured Lustres.
Ga and I'd high c0lored Cobourgs and Para
mattas.
Ga shot and new styles Lyonese LustreS.
SCOTCH GOODS.
A very large variety Of LaceS, Edgings Insert
ings, Fr!nges, Linen LaceS, &C., Jaconetts, cam
brics, Swiss Mulls, Victoria Lawns, hair cord and
fancy striped cambrics, Tape, Satin and Swiss
stripes, &c. .
VESTINGS.
Valencia, Cashmere, Silk aud Satin Vestings.
HOSIERY.
Women's cotton and Worsted cashmere, Al
paca, Merino, plain and fancy half hose, shirts
and drawers in great variety and styles.
GLOVES.
Cashmere and feecy-line Berlin, Woollen, Kid
and Buck Gloves and Mitts.
COMFORTS.
Woolen cravats, Neck ties, large assortment
- RIBBONS.
Fancy dark styles, Bonnet, cap and Neck, new
styles.
IIANDKERCHIEFs.
Printed Pongees, best styles, Madder and chintz
work, Bandannas, Spittafelds, cotton and oil dye
flags, linen cambria handkerchief, all varieties.
SHAWLS. ...s
Low w-priced Winter Shawls, amp Hdk'fs, square
and long shawls, of Bay state, Belvidere, Water
loo, Scotch, and other makes, all Styles plain and
fancy.
LINENS. tr..
Irish Linens, shet tings and cloths umbrellas,
suSpenderS, spool cottons, sewing silks, threads,
&C., and every description of variety goods and
others not enumerated, to meet the wants of city
and country dealers.
His assortment will be kept full throughout the
season, and he respectfully asks all who visit the
market to call and examine his prices. They will
prove to be as low the same goods can be bought
by the piece, East or West.
Western Merchants, who may have been at the
expense of going to New York or Philadelphia,
will find in this market such large assortments of
every description of goods, and offered at such
prices, as will convince them they would do bet
ter to lay in supplies here, every month or so,
than to be at the loss of expense and time, and
making large purchases i'll going East Come
and see, and judge for yourselves.
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