The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04
Wholesale and Retail,
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MAIN STREET, ST. ANTHONY, OPPOSITE THE Pals
a nta5Is NiEePence Is tetfer taau sLo,c Shiiiiny
fHNiiE undersigned respectfully Announces 70 The eli
lens Of - Anf'ony aud the upper country as well
- those VINO hive IN II Paul Of they get good.
cea2) thar hey prepared cyhibt ore of the
largest and best selected as>orenis Of Goods ever bro
I'M" Minnesota Tho stock contain, MANY new and beau
tu y, Is al having been selected Es-r N cites
win m greatest care 70 suit the market of Minnesota
winch they VIII sell on The oDablc terms Tne
, iolo :. Ing Ii.dy be found aiuorg their
DRY GOODS.
blacS liue brown, olive and hroadcloth> doe
SKIM .tssine.cs. Salinettsi metnoes of al color. and
qualities; alpaca lustres Changable apaccas hl.ci
changahle and figured silks, muslin de mines, Frar,
Lngsh and American prints; lawns Of ali kinds, white
fed' green and yellow Iann"ls brdseye do for chldrcn-
wear brown ana bcached sheetings and shirtuas of AL
the different qualities; bed ticking blue brown VIII e
ana mixed drills; hickory stripes, cotonades canton
ilanntis apron checks, batting Waddirg and vi,kiuo
lh htn OF sl vaiie ties black muslin, Grape wells etc
{" different colors hirseyc Scotch and Russian
"roWn men and different varieties OF table covers oil
coth do DO; NestlngS. all kinds rravts Scotch and
American singhams. Fren al do berare dr;iuc st-na.
sih Grape, and different varieties of shav: brown hoI
lands. linen drills huchabuck, crash Kentucky lens
grass cloth shirts; muslin. ss Isle thread and Inn,
eisns> ami in>erngs, gloves hosiery plain and border
ed 'albfics, lnen cambria hanGkerchieis bonnet .rD
ana neck ribbons pink blue and green chanbray linf
7lh-uan ita1ii 'tre, poplins, coorcd berge mohar
lusiie nrk satin, plain and plaid six and cingta, nnr
hsUs, hinges. gimp. umbrellas. etc etc
large lot of READY aDE CLOTHING msnrf,c
tuied expressly for this place. Boots and Shoes Hats
aaiS; III! quantity of straw goods all suited Tor this
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
Java, hio, and ~. Domingo coffee. chocolate cocoa
"aoh Yea imperial do, yoaig and old son do ginger
,s>a' mustard, sugar, pepper, spice, nutmegs mace
ketchups IePper-sace cloves, rais ms crrauts roc
soap, snuff indigo, dried apples and peaches ,.lo,y2
ana smo KING tobacco Goldfish, hams, shoulders and s
oacon' h"r- oats and corn beans pork and lard Iamn
oil, rope, moasses coniec t.onary Of all kinds s,ra,s
starch, candles.
IN lew days they VIII have large lot of paints and
dye-stnhs, spirits of turpentinc alcohol butter hees
etc, etc. '
HARDWARE.
s,I iro
) aces summons axes, genuine article; hoes nails of
ever variety looking glasses window glass knives and
FORKS pocket and pen knives, carpenter and oiner tol
gais, both single and double barrels with fun asset
ment OF Hardware. " ''
large LOT OF CROCKERY viii be opened in a few
days. " q ~"
Combs from 10 cents to $500, of all kinds from the
norm to The buffalo and shell Consisting of the ,uck side
ana round combs fine ivory and buffalo and English
and DIRE sing do. s''"
CLoChS-l4 different patterns from S2o0 to 500 90
together with lot of T-'N
YANKEE NOTIONS
IL Ladies' and Gentlemen are solicited to coll o, "a
anime the goods for themselves ~ "a
:, ~ j. II. STEVENS az co.
~ Anthony, June %, 1851. 10