The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IL G. SANFORD.

III. c. SANFORD,
RESPECTFULLY bows to the Saint Paul public,
h and invites their attention TO his new store neAt
Of the postOce, ON Thrdsireet, where thes
nnd him al businsss houss, ready to sell them
DRE.GoODS,
Of every description, including BaoApcLorHs, SAT-
kErs, jEAxs, cAssiNEaxs. TwExp~, psiLLs, VII
VETS, vssTtS0s SHIFTING and SHEErI>G, sts-
L.ss and LAWNS, HpKYs Gfd Oss.Ars,
GLOVES HosIEhy, BRosS ai'd WHITE
LiSESs, LAcEs, RIBBONS, LoSo aud
sos,saE uawfs, BONNET TRIMMINGS, ALfAcss. TitsEr
CLorHs, GiSesAN~. DELsSEs, SINS, WooLES
YaKx, PRINTS, in srest variety, Thread, Eigng
Winter s:sr,, Tor men aud boys, Under
shirts, Knit and Flannel Drawers,
.=..-sasr asrs Bnck and fzrn nlittrns, &c.
Ills OK Of coo's Is yer! large embracing all The new
Goods Every can here dad just what lac wants.,
ana at prices which must suit the must rigid economist
and he assured that every article will turn out
rs IL represented
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
OF every description made UP expressly for this msrse,
aud season, constantly hand, chesp for read.
pay. and NO sale without. lie has complete -assori-
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting part Old Tyson, Dung Hyson n, BLACK
Teas, isgurs, lava sna Rio Cofccs, n. o, Crushed,
Loaf and PnIveFtzed Sugars, Spices Pepper, Cloves,
Nutmes., csss.a, Rice. si=s saleraus starch, soap,
Chexsre and smoking Tooaeco Candies, OIL, FISH, ETC.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
New, beautiful and approved STYLES for ladies' and
misses Gents Cong Boots Calf 30, of the latest
pattelsss; Boys boots and shoes, etc.
HATS AND CARS in great variety.
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large assortment: such Holland Gin, Brandy Of dit
fersnt brands Malaga Wine, Pure jaice, dos Champagne
81 Cror Ran, Jsiaaica do; Irish Whisky Burgund!
Port, Madeira, etc,
10000 Cigars Of every variety.
PORK and FLOUR constantly on hand, in large
Mr. sandford's stock is large AM, he viii re receiving
New Goods constantly in order 10 keep his
complete. lie Is Determined 90 sell his goods for re.s
hiio cali. November, laji-S-3cyl
HUNGARY NAN. should have left Turkey.
"A Certainly our hungry men about town never leave
anything bat bones. The co'!n,ess r=uiitudes thai
dali! ihrons the store OF
ELFELT 4 BROS,
never axe without taking with ,hem borne-fde bar
gains that be found there in great abundance H. N
Bros hsys reteised, and are now receiving splendid
assortment Of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods,
both sor Ladies and Gentlemen, and which viii be sold
DIR aria Is good, oar price is just,
Ven veef yos red, Sat cannot trust
Sr. PAU, Novenber, 1851. 3-3oy
NE JAMESON ever, qasiit, and price. Cash
- meres-a beautiful assortment. Pinin, Figured and
ehangeabie Alpacas Latest style Of neck and Bonnet
Ribbons Plain, Figured, ChrBscals AID Dress silks.
Superior article 6: Lace underslceves For sale at
ELrgLr 4 Bios
HsRAvATS--Gsnt's Plain and Figured; superior
~ black Italian do. Silk Veyets. all coiors. Black
blue cloths; black and esucy csssimeres For sale
ELFELT & BRo's.
6SEOTHING and vEsTINCS--A large assort-
~ ment OF Clothing aid satin, silk and Woolen Vest
ngs. For sale al ELrELr & Bao's.
Doors and sHO F.S--Mer'. boots, from ~ up to
ID 81 Boys boots, from 81, ~ up to So. Women's
Gun shoes only rs cents. Buffalo overshoes, $3.50.
For sale AT ELrELT & DRo's.
CARPETS and CURTAINS--FIoor Carpets
eea. o speUd 6a@sss window h atP S.n so eSS %
Curtain muslins, from 40 cents TO 81. For sale
ELFELr & BRo's.
6NUILDREN.S Zephyr Jackets; mems, womcn's,
~ and misses Wool Scsrfs mems wool HulfHosc
for q mems wool Nd Cotton Under-shrts. large
variety Of Toys and Fancy Goods. For sale at
ELFELr & Bros.
THE WORLDS FAIR.
CiNCE the snow fell last Tuesday night, il may liter
- ally be ssd that the whole world King tracks
for the Worlds Far. Dur shnwls-especiay the En-
pire and Bay State Shawls-ihe rarssi and rcest see
ever offered for sale above St Louis, are attracting
customers from quarter. The fact is, sell
better gocds and sell them cheaper aud quicker and
more of them, than establishment OF SuerI'S
NJ. CuRRAN & co
Nov. -, ISL. 80
FIRE: FIRE.: FIRE.!:
vuNlE "od lEtna" continues dispense "si and
fort 10 The unfortunate, usual at the Saint Paul
agency.
CAPITAL STOCK, s3OoO,oOO.
TnoxAs A. BRACE, Prest s. L. Looms, Secy.
R.R. NELSON
dS9y Agent for Minnesota Territory.
DISSOLUTION.
FuNHE Co-psrnership in the American SSioon hereto
tore existiRg beIwte the subscribers hereby dis
solved by mutual consent All business oi the firm
viii be settled b, r. Hardy.
D.FBRAwLEY.
81 Paul, Nov. :, 1851. I. HARDY
THE AMERICAN SALOON.
YNEiS establishment. now well stocked with every
Il variety If Liquors. Cigars, Oysters, &c, will be
Kept constantly open for Customers by the firm Of
Nov. :. 1851. s-eay j. w BAB6ocK.
MEAT FOR THE MILLION.
"M. WELLS, at his meat market, Upper end
w oi Sc Paul, hes for sale the fsttesi tene-rest
beef and the best fresh pork offered FOR sale in s,
fsn and at honest weish1 and prices. Give iral
viii you, 33Dtf
NOTICE.
A CCOUNTs demands etc. Of the Minnesota ourft
IA have been placed in IN. hands for collection Please
es.i anu settle. L. A. BABCoCk.
November, g, ISL. eVt4
DAY RUM.-An article which even person shoie
Ii use 20 keep The NJ al clean and gorse the hair
For sale al the ST. PAUL Dave STORE.
AsorHER MusIcAL PRoDIGY.--We had
the pleasure yesterday, of listening to the
performance of Miss Ann Eliza Oliver, a
child Of eight years of age, upon The con-
certina, an Instrument that resembles the
ACCORDION in construction II was fha on,n.