The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT NTIfnNX STDlS 4, .

MAIN sraEEr, sr. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE FALLS.
~ niabis .vnspence is better than q siop Sailing"
VHNtE undersigned respectfully announces the citi-
zens of ST Anthony, and The upper country, well
those who live III 81 Paul. m they want to get goods
cheap that they prepared to exhibit 81 the
largest amt best selected assoreuts of Goods brot
int" Minnesota The stock many md beau
ul STYLES, all having been selected in the Eastern cities
VITA The greatest care 10 suit the market of Minnesota
which they will sell ON the most reasonable terms. The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black blue, brown, olive and green hroadclohs doe
SKIN cassimcrCs, Sanetts meruoes pf all ceors and
qualities; alpaca lstres caneabe alpaccas black
chsnsahle and figured silks, muslin de lncs French,
English and American prints lawns of all kinds; white,
red green and yellow iWneis, birseye do. for chdscns
brown and beachtd shectngs aud shings of all
the different qalities he'd tickne bl"e, brown white
and nNcd drills hickory stripes, cottonaIes canton
tannels, apron check, battling, wadiins and wckns,
ish linen al s vaieIles black muslin, Grape, wells, etc
OF different coors; hseye, scotch and Russian diaper
brown linen and Gif, rent varieties of table oil
cloth do, do; vcsiings all kinds of cravats scotch and
American gnghans French do hcrage blaine, strata;
silk, Grape and different varieties of shaws; brown hol-
lands, linen ds hnekahuck, crash, Kentucky Jeans,
grass cloth shirts muslin, SWISS Isle thread and linen
egings and nSelinss, goVes hosiery PLAIN and border
ed canbrcs, linen caUbTC hdndhercheis, bonnet cap,
and neck ribbons; pink, blue and green chnnbray linen
gshh, Italian listre, p"rlns, coorcd berse, moiar
lustre, Turn satin, plain and laid silk aud gingham par
"Soi,' iflnGos, g'nn umbrellas, etc. etc
large lot oi READY MADE CLOTHING, manufac
turcd expressly for this place. Boots and shoes Hats
CAPS any quantity of straw goods, all suited for this
/ market
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java, Rio, and 81. Domingo coffee, chocolate cocoa,
black tea imperial do, Young and Old h, dol ginger,
cassa, mustard sugar, pepper, spice, nutmgS, mace,
kctchns epper-sauce cloves, raisns curraus, rice,
soap, sinf indigo, dried apples and pcachrs chew Ing
ard smoking tobacco goldfish, hams, shoulders and side
bacon, Hour oats and corn beans pork and lard LAMP
81" rope oasscs conicC tonarY O all kinds, sacraius,
starch candies
IN few days they will have large lot of paints and
dye-stnis spirits Of turpcntue, alcohol, butter cheese,
etc, etc
HARDWARE.
Mil SAWS and files, sad irons, coffee mills shovc's aad
spades, simmons axes, genuine article, hoes, nails
every variety, looking gassc window glass, knives and
FORKS pocket aud pen knives, carpenter and joiner tools,
guns, both single and double barrels with full
. inent of Hardware
large lot Of CROCKERY VIII be opened in n few
DAYS.
Combs from 10 10 s. 90, Of all Kinds from the
horn ia the buffalo and she'll consisting OF the tuck, side
am! round cn"bS fine IVORY and buffalo and English
{ and drr~sin. do.
CLoCkS-lI different patterns from 81 90 to 400
together with LOT Of
IANEFiE NOTIONS.
I. Ladies and Gentlemen solicited TO call and
/ anime the goods Ion themselves
}. III. STEVENS co.
81. Anthony, June 20. 1851. 10