The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-22
Wholessfs and Retail.
SAINT ANTH0Nf 9rORE.


MAIN sTsEEr, ST. ANrHoNy, OPPOSITE yHs rAffs. IA
ID ntnbts Ni.cpenes - better tam sior sailing Y
rSyHE undersigned respectfully the ei-
of 81. Anthony, and the upper country, well
those who live in 81 fa, f they want to get goods
'heap that they prepared TO exhibit o the
argesi and best selected Of Goods brot
uto Minnesota. The stock many and bean-
fu styles, all having been selected in the Easiem cities
vita the greatest 20 suit the market of Minnesota
which they will sell on the reasonable terms The
oIlowine may be found among their 20. ssass "a \
.r-.4..s DRY GOODS .,r -a
Black, hue brown, olive and green broadcloths doe
Kim enssiineres, Satlnetts meTDoes OF all eslors and
Qualities; alpacca lustres changable apaccas black,
hangase aud figured silks, muslin de lanes French,
English and American prints; lawns of all kinds; white,
red green and yellow danne brd.eye do for childrens
wear; brown and beached sheetings and shrings of all
he .iferent qualities; bed ticking; blue, brown white
md mixed drills; hickory stripes cotonades, canton
lsnnes, apron checks, batting, waddiig and wickirg
Irish linen of sill varieties; black musln Grape, ves ETC.
different colers; birdseye Scotch and Russian diaper
brown linen and different varieties of table covers oil
:loh d. dol yeslngs, all kinds OF crayaiS, Scotch and
American gghams, French do, berage dlaine sradlla
ik Grape, and different varieties of Sawls brewn hol
lands linen drills, huckabuck crash, Kentucky jeans
grass cloth shirts; muslin swiss Isle thread and linen
edgings aud nsertngs gloves, hosiery, lain and border
n cambrics linen cambria hHidkerchies, bonnet cap,
md neck rbbonsi pink, blue and chanbrayi linen
Snsham Italian ustre popins, eolored berge, mohair
usre TURK satin plain and plaid silk and eingham par
| ,sols, frnges, gimp, umbrellas, etc., etc.
large lot OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
tnred expressly for this place Boots and Shoes Hats
Caps any quantity vi straw goods all suited for this
nnrtet!
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java, Rio, and ST. Domingo coffee, chocolate, cocoa,
black tea imperial do, young and old hyson do. ginger
SASHA, mustard, sugar, pepper, spice nutmegs, mace,
ketchups, pepper cloves raisns currants rice,
soap, suuf, indigo, dried apples and peaches chewing
and smoking tobacco Goldfish hams, shoulders and side
bacon, oar, oats and corn beans, pork and lard lamp
OIL rope, moasses confectionery Of all kinds, saeratus,
starch, candles. . ..
In lew days they will have large lot of paints and
dyestns, spirits OF turpentne, alcohol butter cheese,
etc, etc. '...
HARDWARE. .a... a...."
Mil SAWS and files, sad irons coffee mills shovels and
spades, simmons axes. genaine article; hoes, nails of
every variety looking glasses window glass; knives and
FORKS pocket and knives, carpenter and joiner TOOLS
guns, both single and double barrels with full
nent of Hardwar'.
A large lot Of CaOCKERY will be opened in few
days.
Combs from 10 cents to $500, of all kinds from the
horn to the bso and SHE'LL consisting of the tuck side
aud round combs fine ivory and buffalo and English
and dressing do. ~ 81 Fl - VI. E.E. .E p
CLOCKs-l4 different patterns from $500 to s24,oO
together with lot of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
TIadies and Gentlemen solicited call and ca
anime the goods for themselves.
j. III. STEVENS l. co.
st. Anthony, June 26, 1851. 10