The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-10-30
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MAIN sTSEsr, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE rHE FALLS.
~ Himbie Niaepenee is hotter taan s!ou Sailing"
VlNiE undersigned respectfully 10 the citi-
zens OF ST Anthony, and the upper country, rs well
those who live IN St. Paul. o. they wat to get goods
cheap that they prepared TO exhibit one % the
largest a best selected sssorenis of Goods ever brot
thh styles ali having been selected III the Eastern cities
with the greatest to sni, the nnrke of Minnesota
which they will sell IN the reasonable terms. The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown, olive and green broadcioths doe 4
skn, atinetts; Of all celors and
qualities; aPacca astres changable alpaccas black,
ciiangabe and figured silks, muslin de lanes French,
English and American prints; lawns OF all kinds; white
red, green and yellow annes brsey- do for chirens
brown and bieached sheetgs and shrtngs of all
the dherea quacs bed ticking, blue, brown, white
and mixed drills; hickory STRIPES, cotonades, canton
snnels, apron checks. batting, wadding and wcking,
Irish linen of sill varieties; black musl Grape, wells, etc
Of different coiors birdseye Scotch and Russian diaper;
brown linen and different varieties OF table covers oil
CLOTH do dol vcsnes, all kinds OF cravas, Scotch and
American snghams, French do, beTagc blaine, strada;
silk GRAPE, and different varieties oi shSwls; brown hol
lands, linen drills hnckabuck crash kentucky jeans,
grass cloth srts musln swiss, Isle thread and linen
edgngs and sertngs, gloves hosiery plain and border
I'd cambrics, linen canbrc hsndkercbefs bonnet,
and meek ribbons pink, blue and chanb,; linen
gn2ham, Italian hstre roPns colored bergc, mohair
luslrc rark satin plain and plaid silk and gngham pax
asos, ifiiees, CAMP, umbrellas, etc, etc.
: A large lot O: READY MADE CLOTHING, manuiac
,ured expressly for this place Boots ard Shoes, Hats,
Caps, any quantity OF straw goods, all suited Tor this
market
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java, Rio, and st. Domingo coffee, chocolate cocoa
black tea imperial do young and old ny do; ginger
cassis, mustard, sugar. pepper, spice numegS mace,
kechaps pepper-sauce, cloves raisins, currsits nee
soap, snua indigo, dried apples and peaches chewing
am smoking tobacco Goldfish hams shoulders ard side
bacon, Hour, oats and corn beans pork aud lard, lamp
OIL rore mosses confectionery Of all kinds saleratus
starch candies
In few dsys they will have large lot Of paints and
dye stuifs spirits OF uirpcniine, acuol butter cheese
etc, etc.
HARDNVAR
Mill and files, sad rons, coffee mills shovels and
spades, simmons axes, genuine article; hoes nails of
variety looking glasses window glass, knives and
forks, pocket and pen knives, carpenter and joiner
gins, both single aud double barrels; with full assort-
mcnt OF Hardware
| A large lot Of CROCEERY will be opened in n few
days.
/ Combs from 10 TO 800, of all kinds from the
horn to the buffalo and shell, consisting OF the tuck side
aud round combs, fine ivory and buffalo and English
| and dressing do.
CLOCkS-l4 different patterns from s., 90 to S24O
together with lot al
YANKEE NOTIONS.
I-IadieS and Gentlemen solicited 10 call and en-
, ahiBSiAe goods Tor thu mselses.
y. III. STEVENS co.
81. Anthony, June &c, 1851. 10