The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT NTTI(hNy G'rnO r.

MAIN STREET, ANTHONY, OPPOSITE rnE FALLS
~ ntnbie Ninepencs is better than a siow Sailing"
vgNIiE undersigned iespectlu, announces the citi
y 1ens OF ST. Anthony, and the upper country, well
those who live in 81 Paul III they get goods
cheap that they prepared to exhibit of the
largest and best selected assotmsnts of Goods ever bro
into Minnesota The stos contains many and beau
ufn styles all ha'ins been selected in the Eastern cities
WIN me greatest Care IL SUIT tt market OF Mime sofa
which they viii sell un the reasonable The
following may be iouni among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown. olive ana green .gOadco rs doe
sAin, cassmercs Satincts; of ali ceors and
qualities alpaca Estres, chansable upaccas black
chansahe and figured shs, muslin de lanes French,
English and American prints lawns of al kinds white,
red ami yellow uannfs hirdseve do for Chlrcns
wear brown and hledche shectnas anu shirugs Of ali
the different qualities bed tickns; blue brown, white
.iud MIXED drills; hickory stripes, cottona,es canton
tanntls, apron checks, batting, waddng ana wiokng,
irish linen OF > varieties ilacn muslin crane. wells
OF different colos; hirjse!c. Scotch and Russian dapcI
brown linen and different varieties If table covers oil
cloth, do, do vesings, all Kinds III cravats Scotch and
American snghams, French do Hcrasc dlane sralila;
silk, Grape, and different varieties Of hawls brown ho
lands linen drills, huckabuck crash, Kentucky jeans,
grass cloth shirts musiin swiss, lisle thread and linen
od.ings and nserting gloves, hosiery plain and border
ed camhrics linen cambria hand erchies, bonnet can,
ana neck ribbons, pink, blue and green claIbray; linen
gin.han, Italian lustrc popns tolorcd borge mohar
u>ire, Turk satin plain and plaid silk and sngh par
asois, ffinses, gimp, umbrellas, csc, etc.
large lot of READY ABE CLOTHING, manuiac
Caps any quantity of goods, AL suited for this
market!
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java Rio aud ~. Domingo coffee, Chocolate cocoa.
biack Tea imperial do young and old hl do. ginger,
casslh mustard, sugar pepper spice HutmegS, mace,
ktohups, peppersauce, Cloves rlisins, crraHts rice
soap sul, indigo, dried apples and peaches chew ing
ana smoking tobacco, Goldfish hams, shoulders and side
bacon" flour, oats and corn, beans, pork and lard, lamp
OIL rope moia>ses, confectionery Ut ali kinds, lcraus
starch, candles.
In few DAYS they VIII have large lot of paints aud
d,esu, spirits OF nrpentine, alcohol butter, cheese,
etc, etc
UARDyv APE
Mill SAWS and files sad irons, coffee mill, shovels and
spades, simmons axes, gcaune article; hoes nails Of
every variety looking glasses. window glass knives and
ifAS chet and pen knives, carpenter and joiner tools
guns both single and double barrels; with full
ment of Hardware.
large lot OF CROCKERY will be opened in a few
DAYS
Combs. from 10 cents to $500, of all kinds from the
norm Ia the buffalo and shell ssiing OF the tuck side
and round combs, fine ivory and buffalo and English
and dressing DO.
tlOCkS-.i different patterns from So 90 to S2l,0o
together with lot Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
blades and Gentle men solicited TO call and cy-
anime the goods for themselves.
). ~. STEVENS co.
ST. Anthony, June 26, lc5l. 10