The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-30
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT &TyyOII G1fnp Z,

MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY. OPPOSITE Tnf FAILS
~ Ramtte Nnepenee is beter than a Siou Sdiklne.''
rkShE undersigned spectuilv to the cti-
zeis CT -. Anthony, and tie upper country rs well
as those who live IN ST Paul, N they get goods
cheap that they are now prepared 10 exhibit of The
largest and best selected assornents OF Goods
into Minnesota. The stock contains new and beau
ti sly les, all having been selected in the Eastern
win ihe greatest care to suit the market ct Minnesota
which they viii seal the ongbe terms The
following ma, be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black blue, brown, olive and green broadcloths doe
,kn Cassmeres, Sanetts merinoes Of all colors and
qualities; aipacca iust.os, cangabe alpaccas black
changable and figured silks. muslin de lanes French
English aud American prints; lawns OF all kinds; white
red, s.een and yellow luels, srssy do. for chirens
wear; brown ard hIeached seeugs ard shirnss OF all
the different qualities; bed ticking; blue, brown white
and mixed drills; hickory stripes, coitonades cantan
tanne!s, apron checks, batting Wad,lng and wckiug
iils men OF si Varle,s black mis Grape, vcils
of different Coiofs irisN Scotch and Russian daper;
brown linen and different varieties OF table cover. oil
cloth, do, do vesngs nil kinds of cravats scotch md
American ginehalnS, French dO berage lame stra,l.:
silk Grape, and different varieties OF slawl, brown ho-
lands linen drills huckabuok crash, kentucky jeans,
grass cloth shirtS muslin, swiss, Isle thread and In en-
edsngs ana serss, gloves iosers. PLAN and horder-
ID cambrics, linen cambria haldke ellie IS bonnet can
aid neck rbbos pink blue and green clalnbray; linen
Sighain ttalih iustre, poplns, coored berge mohar
lustre, Turk satin. plain ami plaid silk sin.ham mar
asos, irineos, snnp umbrellas etc, etc.
A large lot oi EEABN-MADE CLOTHING manu(ac
tured eNProssS for shi. place. Boots and Shoes Hats
Cars an! qn'ltity Of straw goods all suited this
/ market
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
lava, Rio, and -. Domingo coffee, chocolate cocoa
black tea imperial DO, Young and Old h son do ginger
cass,, mustard, sugar, pepper, spice, nutmegs, mace
ketChuFs peprer->auce cloves, raisns curran, rice
soap, snuf indigo, dIied apples and peaches chewing
and smoking tobacco, Goldfish, hams shoulders and side
bacon flour, oats and Coru beans pork and lard lanp
OIL rope moiasses confectionery OF all kinds. saeratus
starch, candles.
IN lew days they will have large lot of naints and
dye-stuis spirits Ci tnrpentire alcohol butter che
etc, etc.
HARDWARE.
Mil SAWS and flies, sad irons coffee mills shoyels arr
spades, simmons axes genuine article; hoes mails o,
every Variety looking glasses, window glass knives and
forks, pocket and pen knives carpenter and oimer tools
guns, both SINGLE aud double barrels with fun assor-
ment OF Hardware.
! A large lot of CROCKERN Will be opened in q few
days.
Combs, from 10 cents to $500, Of all kinds from the
horn the buffalo and she'll consisting OF the tuc side
and round combs, fine worry and buffalo aud English
and dressing DO.
CLOCks-l4 different patterns from $500 to soi,o0
together with lot Of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
GJ Ladies' and Gentlemen solicited to call and ey
anime the goods for themselves
j. Ill. STEVENS & co.
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