The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-26
" hOlesaie and Retail.
SAINT NTIDNY .rnpC

MAIN sT@EEr, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE FALLS
- h'1ibte Nitepence better than siotc Smiling
- III Undersigned respectfully announces TO the citi-
z's oi 81 Anthony, and the upper country as well
s 'hose who Fo III st aui, Qt they get goods
rf9. NAT iheA nTc ROW prepared To el hi one oi the
largest ard hest selected assortnents of Goods ever hrot
inio Minnesota The stock contains many and beau
t YES, 81 having been selected in the Eastern cities
win TIE greatest care 20 SUIT the market of Minnesota
winch t't! viii seli on the rcas enable terms TIE
following iGeN be iourd among their
DRY GOODS.
Black. Blue. brown olive and green bToolci0fhs doe
sam clssierts, satinetts meIoes Of all ceIors and
in"hucs; Alpaca Istrts, chansaIlc alpaccas black
chah@tb 'd figured SILKS, muslin de lanes French
EHgilsh and American prints; lawns of all kinds: white
req green aud yellow fiaIeis, birdsoy 10. for chdens
YEAR brown and hleached shecturs aud shiyurs az a,I
he Glrfent qualities; bed ticking; blue brown white
l'd NAKED drills; hickory siripes. cottona,,es CANTON
HaNti', apron checks, batting, wad,Iing and ycknr
rsh men nj 81 varieties black nu> lin crane wells ,te
OF crfebt colors; bisoscyc scotch and HuS.ion ro.
U.o"h linen and different varieties of table covers nj,
c!"u co., co VeStlSs, al kinds Of crayats Scotch and
American gEndns, FtcrCh o. bcrace d'Iae sirallla:
SIN, Grape, and different varieties Of sllawls brown ho
ldios linen C4ills, huckabuck crash Keut,cky cans
sI.s CON shftsi "uslin swiss, Isle thread and linen
to4s ana i>er'gs gloves, hosiery. PLAIN and border
ed taubic> linen cHmbric ha.dkerciir(s bonnet can
tna htcA oGols pink, blue and green chanbray; linen
%ihehah, italian ustre poplns, coored herse mediate
s.re, Turk satn plain and plaid silk and cingham mr.
asols, irin2es gimp, umbrellas, etc. etc
iaTse lo' OF REApH-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
tIed eA iieasiy Tor this place. Boots and shoes Has
CAPS any quaLtt! OF straw goods all sEited ier this
E.arhct.
AMfs-t GROCERIES.
java, Rio aud 81 Domingo coffee, chocolate cocoa
DIaoh tti imperial do young and old Tyson do ginger
cassia ii''s'afd, sugar pepper, spice Dutmegs mace
he'chuls egntr-s&uce, cloves raisils curgals nee
sua slnh i!oiso, dried apples and peaches chewing
az shiohhS tobacco, Goldfish hams shoulders end side
Jacob HoGr, oats aud corn, beans. pork ana lard lam
OIL rope, moiasses, confectionery Oh all kinds ser.,ss
starch, candles.
IN lew days they will have large lot of paints and
n!e-sus spirits Of turpcntne, alcohol butter cheese
ETC., etc. ~
HARDWARE.
NM Saws and files, SAL Irons, oGee mills shoveI nrd
spuoes SIMMONS aAes, genuine article; hoes nails of
every Naie'y, rocking glasses window glass knives and
FORKS pocket and pen knives, carpenter and Joiner tools
Weut OF Hardware. 800
A large lot Of CRoCKERY will be opened in few
days. " '"
Conhs from 10 cents TO $500, OF oil kinds from, the
morn 10 me buiiho ana SHE'LL consisting oil the tuck side
and round combs, fine ivory and buffalo and Enrljs,
and dressing do. s'"
CLoek s-i4 different patterns from $500 to so..OO
together with lot Of ~-'''0
YANKEE NOTIONS
o. Ladies and Gentlemen are soici,,sI IN col, .rd 49,
anime The goods lor themselves ~ VA
D. HI. STEVENS co.
ST. Anthony, June &c, 1851. 10