The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-06
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT lATHANX NTAR

MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY OPPOSITE TnE FALLS.
"a ninIie Nintpeace as better than sIo,r ShiuinS
VBNIE undersigned especially to the citi-
Il OF ST Anthony, and the upper country, as well
those who live in -. Paul, az the, want t. get goods
cheap that they prepared 10 exhibit OF the
largest and best selected assoments oi Goods ever bro
into Minnesota The stock contains many ana beau
tfu sly les all having been selected ia the Eastern cities
with ac greatest care u sun the market oil Mihesot
which the, Will sell The reasonable terms. Ih'
follow ing may be found among thcir
DRY GOODS.
Black. blue brown, olive and green hrOadcoths doe
skim cassineres Satinets; mel noes of All ceors aud
qualities; alpaca us.res, changable a!paccas black,
changabe and figured silks muslin de lanes; French,
English ana American Prints lawns of all kinds white,
red and yellow arnels. birdscy do for chdrens
WEAR brown and hltached sheenss and shrrss oi all
the different qualities; bed ticking; blue brown, white
ni MIXED drills; hickory stripes, cottonade,, canton
fannel~, apron checks, batting wadding and wcking,
of I'll black craze, wells,
Of colurs birdse, Scotch and Russian diaper;
brown linen and different varieties of table oil
clo'h do do vesius all kinds of cravats, Scotch aad
American gnghams, French do berage dlaine, stradai
silk Grape, and different varieties Of saw brown hoi-
lands, linen drills huckabuck, crash, Kentucky jeans,
Goth shirts; muslin, swiss Isle thread and linen
edgngs and insetngs gloves hosiery PLAIN and border
ed cabrcs, linen cambria rcheis, bonnet, cap
ard neck ribbons pink, blue and green chamhray; linen
gnchtm. Italian l>tre, porlns, colorcd bcrse, noair
lstre, Turk satin, plain and plaid silk and gngham par
asos, lrinees, gimp, umbrellas, etc, etc.
4 large lot OF READY-MADE CLOTHING, manufac
tured expressly fer this place Boots and shoes, Hats
Caps, any quantity of straw goods, ali suited for this
market.
/ FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Java Rio, aud st. Domingo coffee, chocolate, cocoa
black imperial do young and old tyson do; ginger
casS!a, mustard, sugar, pepper spice, numegN, mace
kechnps peppor-sauce, cloves rislns, crrants rice
SOAP snuff INDIGO dried apples and peaches, chewing
and smok ing tobacco, goldfish, hams shoulders and side
bacon Hour oats ana corn, beans pork and lard, lamp
OIL rope, molasses confectionery of all kinds, saicraGs
! starch, candles.
In few day they viii have large lot Of paints ant
dsc-stus, spirits OF peitne, alcohol butter, cheese
etc, etc.
HARDWARE.
Mill and file, sad irons, coffee mills shovels ant
spades Summons a>es, genuine article; hoes nails o
every variety, looking glasses, window glass, knives ae
FORKS pocket and pen Knives, carpenter and JOINER tools
guns both sii gle ard double barrels with full
ment Of Hardware.
! A large lot of CROCKERY will be opened in Il few
DAYS.
Combs, from 10 cents to s. 90. Of all kinds from thu
horn to the buffalo and she'll consisting Of the tuck, sid
and round combs, ike ivory aud buffalo and Englis
and dressing DO.
/ CLOCkS--ll different patterns from -, 90 to 1924, o
--toge iler with a loJ of
YANKEE NOTIONS.
1TIadies ard Gentlemen solicited 10 call and eX
anime the goods for themselves
}. ii. STEVENS & CO.
! st. Anthony, June 20. ISL. IL