The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-02-07
OVER 100000 WORTH

of The newest aiid choicest stNltS OF l'iy toouS
comprising every article IN that line, from the com
mones.cotiun and wcollen articles oldomestic man
aiacture, TO the finest products at the looms OF Eng
land, France, Germany, aud Switzerland, making
q stock tor!extent and variety, uncqualled IN the
Western Country.
Bought principally n, Auction at runous prices,
many styles OF imported goods inr one han the rnsi
oi manuiaciurc-al domestic goods being bought
for cash IN large quantities, direct from the manu-
iac,urers, many styles beng bought during the re
cent great scarcity Ut money IN New York and
Boston, at runOu> pucrs-and all viii be sold AZ
very small advance. In fact, the numerous iaclll-
ties we possess through the connexion with one
MOST EXTENSIVE HOUSES
In New York, warrant us in saying that VIC can,
and we are determiaed that we will sell every
piece, style, and description OF Goods as low as any
establishment east, west north or south, on this
Continent, aud large percentage less than any
house in this city or state. Our stock viii al all
times be found complete IN every department, and
adapted to the wants O the entire community. FOR
instance, we sell calicos from Scents 10 the best
French calico at % and every style less than else
where Sheetings from al to j., every style from
lc to &c less than elsewhere; beached slieetlngs
from Al to Is Cd, every style bargain; fanneIs
from Is TO g., every price for less than elsewhere;
sancis from IS TO 65, every style Is per yard less
than regular prices; cloths from los to So every
piece bargain; cnssincres from L. 10 lis-soinc
II
article for Zoe heavy shifting stripes, tor % to l0d
regular Is goods shilling callcos for ID 10 lOd ;
good calicos for 81 To Cd real McrIimncS for lOd
good de lanes for Isl printed cashniercs Tor Is Oh
worth % cd fine apaccas for Is gu, worth p I,
beautiful paranatias tor IS sold elsewhere Tor is ;
real French mernos, choice colurs widest widths
made for Is and g. Gil no other house in this city
eau sell these goods less than 9s; we sell all the
other qualities in proportion. We sell fine l-woo
dcancs for 3 6l, worth 3 6l; all shades o color,
every other quality and kind of dress goods IN pro-
portion, Heavy wool long sha wis for 81 " orth So
We have now Ia store over . 900 long shaWls,
comprising every desirable style IN market. aud cv
cry style for from 5 to SO less than elsewhere In
Broche shaws, our stock Is complete, having eve
~ quality and color, every shawl a bargain. aud
much less than elsewhere. Our stock OF Broche
and cashmere long shlws Is very large; among
them ere some OF the real chain ane entirely
free from silk the best goods ever brought 10 this
city, all bought nj auction, and will be sold from
So 10 $40 each less than can be bought IN any 9TH
er house IN tins city.
Our stock OF silks is now very large, Comprising
every new and desirable style A very large lot
pl brocadeS and the and very dcSli able shades
OF plain silks so much worn in the Atlantic cities,
which we are selling = per yard less than can be
bought in this city. We have large lot of the i'm
est French printed Atwood de lanes, imported,
which We sell for Cd they are the finest and most
beautiful goods OF the kindln market, better styles
silks our stock comprises every style imported, IN
every width from T. to POS per yard, every style 20
per cent. less than can be bough, elsewhere; for
instance, beautiful high lustred calico width silks
tor o., regular price s.
Our tock oflaces and embroiderics Is n lmosi I'M
limited. comprising every kind of collar from 81 to
50; undcr-sleeves, under handkerchicis, edgings
sinerlings, fine embroidered linen cambria hand
kerchiefs-n short, every article IN that line, eve
ry article OF them bought ut auction, for less than
onehalt the original cost. Our siock Of ribbons
flowers, sains, iinings, and millinery goods, is now
unusually large and we will sell every article for
less price Than mllliners can buy them in New
York
1t impossible, in the narrow limits of an adyer-
tlsement, to do justice to our immense so k or the
numerous bargains it contains, more particularly
as we are receiving goods daily The bargain OF
to-day being replaced by those OF tomorrow and
our stock continues changing.
The Cash One Price System will he undeya-
tingly adhered to, and the money chreriulIy re-
funded where any article bought at this establish
ment can be had for less price elsewhere or
where any article has been in any way misrepre-
sented by any of our statesmen. Buyers will confer
favor by examining the stocks aud prices OF Other
houses IN this CITY, previous to ours that they may
he better able to nudge and compare correctly
MuRRAf'S MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE,
Nov \ "a Iute 81 TLjrugn