The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-01
Wholesale and Retail.


MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THIS FALLS.
~ nin,bie Nmepence is better than sis,e ShHing.
undersigned respectfully announces TO the citi-
zens of 81. Anthony, and the upper country, well
those who live in st. Paul, (f they 10 get goods
cheap that they are now prepared exhibit OF the
largest and best selected of Goods ever bro,t
into Minnesota. The contains many new and beau
tal styles, all having been selected the Eastern cities
with the greatest care TO suit the market oil Minnesota
which they will sell on the reasonable terms. The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown. olive and green broadcloils doc
sA, cassfnefes, Sanctis meTinOes Of al Coiors and
quaiies hlpacca lustrcs, changable slpaScas black
chaisablc and figured silks, muslin de las French,
English and American prints; lawns of all kinds; white
red, and elbow nannris bdseye do or childrcns
wears brown and bleached sheetngs srtings of nil
the different qnaliliosi bed tickng blue, bgown white
ana mixed drills hickory stripes, cotona.es,
nannels, apron checks, batting wading aud wcking,
Irish linen Of sll variees black muslin craze .si.s etc
Of different colors iiseye, Scotch and Russian diaper
brown hen and cDrrcht varieties O! table oil
CLOTH do do; vcSngs all kinds of cravas Scotch ard
American ginghams, French do berage blaine, strada;
siik Grape. and different varieties of saw brown hol-
lands, linen drills huckabuck, crush hcnsueky leans
grass cloth shirts muslin, SWISS Isle thread and linen
edgsnss and serngs gloves hosiery. plaA border
&C caibrics, linen cambria handkercicfs bonnet can
ana meek ubbons pink blue and green chaeibry; linen
sirghain italian l1strc poplis, coucd bergs ,nohair
stle Turk satin, plain and plaid silk and sirsham par
asois frinses, ginp, umbrellas, etc, etc.
large lot vi READl-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
tnfed expressly for this place. Boots and shoes Hats
Caps any quantity Of straw goods, ell suited for this
market!
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java, no, aud -. Domingo coffee chocolate, cocoa
oack Ten imperial do Dung and Old h. sou do ginger
'dsaa mustard, sugar, pepper, spice, But,ncgs,
ke'cupsi pcpper-sauce cloves, rasns, curraBts rice
soap, sAuh indigo, dried apples and peaches chewing
anu smoking t"bacco Goldfish hams, shoulders side
bacon rouf, oats and conn., beans pork aud lard lamp
OIL rope, moasscs confectionery OF all kinds salcrai
starch, candies
IN lew days they viii have large lot Of paints and
dyes'nns, spirits OF turrentinc alcohol butter cheese
etc, etc.
Harlow ARE.
Mill SAWS and files sad irons coffee MILLS shoyels ard
spades, simmons axes, genuine article hoes nails Of
ever! variety looking glasses, window glass knives and
FORKS pocket and pen knives Carpenter and ioner tools
guns, both single ard double barrels; with full assert
ne't Of Hardware
large lot of CROCKERY will be opened in a few
days.
Combs, from 10 cents 500 Of ali kinds from the
horn TO The buffalo aid sheli consisting o the tuck side
and round coabs, fine ivory and buffalo AID English
and dressing do.
CLOCks-li different patterns from So 90 to S2i0(
together with lot oi
YANKEE, NOTIONS.
DLaaies and GeItlenen solicited 10 cali and OK
Amino iac goods for themselves.
>. III. STEVENS CO.
ST. Anthony, June &c 1851. 10