The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10
Wholesale aud Retail.
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MAIN srsEEr ST. lNrmcNY, OPPOSITE Tue FALLS
II nifn1le NnePence as bstier Than a siow Sh,H'ng.
YgNHE undersigned respectfully announces TO the cit-
zeus Of II. AEIlouS, and the upper country, as well
those 40 1--we 81 aui Of they want 10 get goods
cheap that they are now prepared 10 eshoi' one % IN.
largest and best selected softnents OF Goods ever hfol
Minnesota The stock contains many new and beau
u les, all having been selected in the Eastern cities
with the greatest "a suit the market OF Minnesota
which thet viii sell on the reasonable terms. The
follow ing may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown olive and brca1cloths; doe
skin, cassneres, Saincts; meinocs NJ al color- and
Qualities alpaca lus,res, chaugale alpaccas black,
changnble and figured silks muslin de hines French,
English anal Amecan prints; lawns Of a kinds white,
red. and yellow hannel, hiTlscN do ipr chdrens
wear; brown aud hieachcd sheetng and hrtnss of all
the different qualities, Ted tckmgi blue, brown, White
and e., drils; hickory stripes, rottonadcs
fannel>, apron checks, batting weddms ana wcking,
IRISH linen 81 81 varieties black muslin, crane. wells, etc.
o different colos iglseye, Scotch and Rus ian diaper;
brown linen and different varieties of table oil
CLOTH do DO; 'e>tngs all kinds Of cravts Scotch and
American ginghams, French do herase daine, strada;
k Grape, and different varieties q" slaws; brown hol-
lands, linen drills huckabuck. crash, kentucky jeans,
grass cloth shirts; muslin. swiss Isle thread aud linen
tgnss ana inserngs, gloves hosiery plain and border
ed cambsics. linen clnc hardkcrcti>, bonnet, cap,
and neck ribbons pink blue and green chanbrny linen
ginghtn Italian lustre poplins colo-eh berse mohair
in>tre Turk satin, PLAIN and p,id k and bingham par
asols irirgcs, gimp umbrellas, etc. etc.
large lot OF READN-MADE CLOTHING manufac
tured expressly for this place. Boots and Shoes Hats,
Cans any quantity Of straw goods all suited for tins
. market
FAMILY GRoS k.sst t.Ss
Java, Rio, aud ~. Domingo coffee, chocolate Cocoon,
black tea, crial do, Noanc and Old Il, do ginger,
cassa, mustard sugar, pepper, spice, Hutm>gs, mace,
ketthuis peppersance, cloves, ri-HS rice,
soap, snuff indigo dried apples ana peaches chew ing
and smoking tobacco goldfish has, shoulders and side
bacon, flour, oats and COM beans, pork and lard lamp
oil rope, noa>seS confectionery % all kinds, scrats,
starch, candles
In few das, the. Will have i large lot Of paints and
d1estnhs spirits Of turpcntne, alcohol butter
etc. etc.
iItBDV ARE.
Mil saws and files, sod rons, coffee mills >hovols and
spades simmons axes, genuine article; hoes nails Of
every N1ict. locking glasses window glass, Knives and
FORKS pocket aud pen knives, carpenter and joiner TOOLS
guns both single and double blrrels with M
ment of Hardware.
\ large lot OF tROCKERY VIII be opened il L few
days.
COMBS, from 10 cents $500. Of ali kinds from the
horn 10 tn buffalo and sti consisting the tuc a. size
and round combs, fine ivory aud buffalo and English
and dressing DO
CLotkS-ii different patterns from $500 to 81 90
together with lot If
YANKEE NOTIONS.
j Ladies and Gentlemen solicited call and eN-
anime the goods for themselves
). II. STEVENS co.
II. Anthony June 20, lSjl 10