The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-22
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT AETHnNK STOR H.

MAIN STREET, sr. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE FALLS.
vENIE undersigned respectfully announces the citi
YeIs of ST. Anthony, aud the upper country, well
those who live in ST. Paul, f they want get goods
cheap that they prepared 20 exhibit of the
largest and best selected Of Goods bro
into Minnesota. The stock contains many new and beau
tl styles, all having been selected in the Eastern cities
with the greatest care 10 suit the market oil Minnesota,
which they Will sell on the most reasonable terms. The
following may be found among their
DRY GOODS.
Hack, blue, brown, olive anu green broadclohs doe
skn cass.neres Satineis; mernoes of all cSors aud
qualities; alpaca usrcs, csangable alpaccas black,
changabic and figured silks, muslin de laincs French,
English and American PRINTS lawns of all kinds; white,
red ard yellow hanIes, birdsey do for chidrens
wear; brown and bleached sheengs and hrtngs Of all
the different Guaies bed ticking; blue, brown, white
and mixed drills; hickory stripes, cottonades canton
fannels, apron checks, batting wa1aiug and wicking
Irish linen OF s varietcs b,aca mus crane wells etc
OF different coo-s; birdseye, Scotch and ,per
brown linen and different varieties of table covers oil
clch, do dol vesigs, all kinds OF cravas, Scotch and
American snghams, French do terage daine strail!a
silk, Grape and different varieties Of shaws; brown ho
lands linen drills, hucahGck, crash kca,uck, leans
grass cloth shirts muslin, swiss Isle thread and linen
coglngs ana seIngs, gloves hosiery plain and border
ca camlrics, linen cambria hundkerchei>, bonnet, cap
ana neck ribbons; pink blue and green chambray; linen
ginghsn tasn iustre. porlins, colored berge, moha
usi. lufk satin, plain and plaid silk and gngham par
asols, frnges, gimp, umbrellas, etc, etc.
\ large lot of READN-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
ured expressly for this place Boots and shoes Hats
'eps any quantii. of straw goods, all suited for thi.
market!
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Java, Rio. snd 81. Domingo coffee, chocolate, cocoa
black tea, imperial do, young and Old yson do; ginger
cdssia, mustard sugar, pepper, spice, nuimegs
ketChups pepper-salce cloves, rass, cirrants rice
soap, sauG indigo, dried apples and peaches, chewn,
and smoking tobacco, Goldfish. hams, shoulders and sid,
bacon, -four, oats and corn BEANS pork and lard LAM
oil, rope, moasses confectionery OF all kinds salora,us
starch, candies.
In few days they will have large lot of paints ant
dye-stns, sirs Of tutpeni alcohol butter, cheese
etc. etc.
UIRDIV ARE.
Mil sdws and flies sad irons coffee mills shovcls anC
spades, simmons axes. genuine article; hoes nails o
every variety looking glasses, window glass knives ant
forks pocket and pen knives carpenter ard Joiner tools
guns, bo,h single a,G double barrels; with full assert
mem oi Hardware.
A large lot OF CkoCKERY viii be opened in a few
DAYS.
Combs, from 10 $500 of all kinds from til,
horn % the haflo and shell, consisting of TIE tuck 81
and r"und combs iinc ivory and buffalo Enelisl
and dressing DO.
CLOths-ls different patterns from 8, 90 to $40,
together with lot ot
YANKEE NOTIONS.
T. Ladies and Gentlemen solicited To call and ex
anime the goods for themselves.
}. II. STEVENS IL co.
-. Anthony. June 26, 1851. 10