The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20
!. Wholesale and Retail.

( MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY OPPOSITE THE P,Ifs.
"a niatie Nincpencc is better than sIop shitan~,
ME Undersigned respectfully Announces 10 thu. citi
N zens 81 ST. Anoay, and the upper country as wei,
a. those Yho iye IN st. Paul, f they TO get goods
ccap) tha they now prepared To eshitt one az sh
largest and best seccte assofncts of Goods eyer hs
INTO Mlnesota The stock contains many and bens-
ul Styles all having been selected in the Eastern c.s
Win the greatest care to suit the market of Minnesota
which they VIII sen on the most reasonable terms The
following may be ibund among their, s
Dts1. hu DRY GOODS. ssi asg..
Black, blue, brown, olive and green broalco,bs .saoo
SKIN, cassp,eres satiietts; Of all csor. am,
qualities; apacca lusres, cliangiblc alpa.cax bacp
r ca and figured silks n,isiia de laias, rrench
red, green and yellow iannrs bind sye d for cE;,jrc,
wear brown and bleaclcd sheeiings and srnes of an
the diferept q,,ates bed ticking; blue, brown wl,,
md mixed drills; hickory stripes co,tonsdes ntn
iannels, spron checks, batting, sad,Iing and wiekjne
Irish linen 81 black muslin, Grape, yes e,e
81 different colors; brdse. Scotch aud Russian diaper
brown linen and different Of table covers oil
CLOTH do, dol vesIings, all kinds of crayafs Scotch and
American gasams, frenc do berage dlane s,radiIlo
silk Grape and different varieties o saws; brown hol-
lands linen drills, huckabuck, crash Kentucky leans
grass cloth shirtsi musiin swiss isle thread and linen
ed eambrics linen cambrir lasdkercheis, bonnet can
ana neck ribbonsi pink, blue and chambray; linen
snsMa Italian lussre, porlns colored berge moisir
iustre Turk satin, plain aid plaid silk and gisha par
asois hinses, gimp, umbrellas, etc, etc. ,ss--'sT
/ A large lot ofREADY-MADE CLOTHING, IN anafac
trcd expressly Tor this place. Boots and Shoes Hats
CABS any quantity of straw goods, all suited for this
market! ~ ~ $3.50 f9li1a p s|ls 20 =. -
FAMILY GROCERIES,. ee5 E..
Java, Rio, and ST Domingo conee choc olaie Cocoon
oaeA ~a, imperial do, Young and old ny do ginger
sassa hastard sugar, pepper, spice, nutnegs, mace
ketchups, peppersacc, cloves raisns crrrants rice
soap, snun indigo dried apples and peaches chewing
and smoking tobacco. Goldfish, hams, shoulders and sie.
bacon, flour, oats and beans pork and lard lamp
OIL rope moasscs confectionery Of all kinds saierats
! starch, candles. az f'i'+ - r'''.''N"'
In lew Gays they will have large lot of paints anil
dye-stnds, spirits Of tupentine, ALCOHOL butter cheess
ETC., etc.
HARDWARE. s-7
Mill SAWS and files, sad irons, coffee millsshoves and
spades, simmons axes, genuine articles hoes nails Of
every variety, looking glasses, window glass; knives and
forks pocket and pen knives, carpenter joiner tools
guns, both single aud double barrels; With fun assert
mept Of Hardware. p a-h 9asiirII- 5s'
large lot of CROCKERY will he opened in few
days .ts.t ..f tf .-,sss 10
Combs, from 10 cents TO $500, Of all kinds from the
horn to the buffalo and she'll consisting of the tuck side
and round combs, fine ivory and buffalo and Engiss
and dressing do IL. .h.,i III $500 .
CLOCks-l4 different patterns from $500 to Sa4o0
together with lot Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
IT ladies and Gentlemen are solicited TO cali and ex-
anime TIE goods for themselves. '-t taa@sIf
| 7...u. ~ -Hit j. II. STEVENS & CO.
st. Anthony, Juae &c, 1851. ~ t-s. 10