The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-02-26
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT ANTHONY STOP


MAIN sTkEET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE FALLS.
II ni'eie Niaepence is better fhaa slo,r Sailing
ME undersigned respectfully announces to the sit
zens Of st. Anthony, and the upper country as wei
those who live in ST. Paul. m thew want to get goods
sheap lha they are now prepared TO exhibit of the
largest and best selected assornens OF Goods bro
into Minnesota The stock many new and beau
tiiu Styles ali having been selected the Eastern
with the greatest cure TO suit the market of Minnesota
which they will sell the reasonable terms Thf
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue brown olive and green broadcloths doe
skim cassimees Satinets; merinoes of all cslors and
qualities; alpaca ustres, changabe alpaecas black
changable and figured silks, muslin de LANES French
English and American prints; lawns of all kinds; white
red green and yellow aanneI birdsey do for children
wears brown and hleached sheengs and sLrtings of all
the different qualities; bed ticking; blue, brown white
and mixed drills; hickory stripes, cottonades canton
hannes, apron checks, batting wadding and wickipe
Irish linen of s varietes black muslin, Grape wells etc
OF different coors brdseye, Scotch and Russian diaper
brown linen aud different varieties of table covers oil
coth do, do ves,ngs, all kinds of cravas Scotch and
American gnghams, French do berage daine stradila
silk Grape and different varieties OF shaws brown ho
lands, linen drills, hucksbuck, crash Kentucky leans
grass cloth shirts; muslin, swiss, Isle thread and linen
edgngs ana isertings gloves hosiery plain and border
cd cambrcs linen cambria handkerchiefs bonnet can
and neck ribbons; pink, blue and green chambray; linen
gnsham Italian lnstre poplns, coored berge mohair
lustre Turk satin plain and plaid silk and gngham par
asois, iringes, gimp, umbrellas, etc. etc.
large LOT ofREADY-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
tared expressly Tor this place Boots and Shoes, Hats
Caps, any quantity OF straw goods all suited for this
market
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Java Rio and St Domingo coffee chocolate cocoa
oiack tea imperial do young and old Tyson dol ginger
cassia, mustard, sugar pepper, spice nutmegs mace
kechups, pepper-sance, cloves, raisns currants rice
soap SNUFF, indigo dried apples and peaches chewing
and smoking tobacco, Goldfish hams shoulders and side
bacon Hour oats and corn beans, pork and lard lamp
Oh" rope molasses, confectionery of all kinds
starch, candles.
In few days they will have large lot of paints and
dye-sns spirits of turpentine, alcohol butter cheese
etc., etc.
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Mill saws and iles, sad irons coffee mills shoyels and
spades, simmons axes, genuine articles hoes nails
every Variety looking glasses window glass knives and
FORKS pocket and pen knives carpenter and joiner tools
guns both single aud double barrels with full assert
ment of Hardware.
A large lot of CROCKERY will be opened in a few
days.
Combs, from 10 500, of all kinds from the
horn to the bsfiao and SHE'LL consisting of tuck side
and round combs, fine ivory and buffalo and English
and dressing do.
CLOCKS-l4 different patterns from $500 to S24 ,ot
together with a lot of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
NJ Ladies and Gentlemen are solicited 10 call and Ak
anime the goods for themselves.
j. Ill. STEVENS l. co.
st. Anthony, June 90, 1851. 10