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

STREET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE FALL.
"A nimbie Niaepence is better than stom Satil.r
vaNE undersigned respectfully announces to N. chi
u zeas of st. Anthony, and the upper country A..
those who live in ST. Paul. (if they want to gel 81
cheap that they prepared TO exhibit ore Of Il
largest and best selected assortnents of Goods ever
into Minnesota. The stock contains many nes. and besr
tul styles, all having been selected III the Eastern al 80
with the greatest care 10 suit the market Of Minnesota
which they will sell on the most reasonable terms The
following may be found among Their
DRY GOODS.
Black blue, brown, olive ard green hrnndctotbs H.
skin, cassinicrea, Satnetts BleT,:.oes ali csIas
fuAhtes aipacca histtcs, chsngable aIpaccas hlac.
ehangable and figured silks muslin dc lane,: Frsrt
English and American prints; lawns of all kinds; whit
req, green and yellow haunels, br.sey do for On rc.
wear; brown and bleacheG sbee tngs and srtiprq ~ ~
the different Qualities, bed ticking: blue BROW Vs. a.,
and mixed drills; hcAory stripes, cottonadcs eartc,
hsnnelS, apron cnecHs, batting wa0ing and ,ycAin,
Irish linen Of 81 varieties black m isi crane
of different colors birdseye, Scotch and Russj,r J,,
brown linen and different varieties q table Cove -
cloth do do; vestings, all kinds of crayats Srofb @
American gnghans French do. hersgc Elaine >tri-i.
silk Grape, and different varieties OF slnyys; bo,yn In
lands, linen drills huckabuck, crash, Kcutrck, ~
grass cloth shirts muslin, swiss Isle thread aud Inc.
edgings and nseIrgs glcyes hosiery plain and no.
eli eambrics, linen caEabric handkerchicfs bonnet ca
and neck rIDhoHs; pink blue and green chan l
ginghan, Italian lustEe, poplins, coose, berrf 7,l
lusre, Turk satin, plain and plaid silk and g,nola
asols, trnees gimp, umbrellas, etc etc -
large lot ofREADY-MADE CLOTHING ,,.nf
tured expressly Tor this place. Boots and Shoes lat
Gaps any quantity OF straw goods, all suito4 lol tins
market!
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java, Rio, and st. Domingo coffee, chocolate roc..
o'ack tea imperial DO, young and old hyson de: g,y-
sassla mustard, sugar, pepper, kpiee nutmees u,s
ketciupsI reppeT-sauee. cloves raisius crrrautS -
soap, SNUFF, indigo, dried apples and peaches I'll .,,.
and smoking tobacco, GOLDFISH hams shoulder, and So:
bacon flour, oats and corn, beans nork aud ard Ian,
OIL rope, inoIasses, confectionery Of all kinds sqler
starch, candles.
In few days they viii have large lot of eatag ana
dye-suhs, spirits OF upentine alcohol butter che-s
etc, etc.
HARDv ARE.
Mill saws and files, sad irons, cofe mil, shoycls
spades, summons axes, genuine a.cle hoes halls nj
every variety looking glasses window glass lrivc4 1
forks poe kot ard per knives carpenter and i,c tool
guns, both single and double barrels; with f ,sso
mem III Hardware.
large lot Of CRoCkERY viii be opened in Is,
days. ~
Combs, from 10 cents TO S 90, Of all kinds from th
horn TO the buffalo and she'll consisting of me uf !.
and round combs, hue IVORY and buffalo and Eoglen
and dressing do.
CLoCKs-l4 different patterns from S., % 70 s.i.0o
together with a lot of ''S
YANKEE MOTIONS.
1FLadies and Gentlemen are solicited H. call and -.
anime the goods for themselves.
). TX. STEVENS * 90.
ST. Anthony, June 26, 1851. IA