The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
Wholesale and Retail.
SAINT NT!IO[V S'rODI>

MAIN STREET, r. aNTHoNy, OPPOSITE THE FAILS.
"a nInble Nin'pencs rs 1effer than sto,O Shinc -
FNNE undesise ed respectfully announces TO tho citi-
zens OF st. Anthony. aud the upper country as well
those who live Ill 81 faul they 10 eet goods
ceapO that they nov prepared exhibit one OF the
largest and best selected assoremts Of Goods
into Minnesota. The stock contains many ncy and bean
ul s les ali having beer selected the Eastern cities
WIN 't greatest care 10 suIt me market 81 MINI
which they Will s,il on The reasonable terms rh.
following ma. be found among heir
DRY GOODS.
Black, blue, brown olive and green broadc!olhs doe
-kn, casseIes, SaiiDets: of nll olnrs aul
qualities; alpaca iustrcs, ciansabe alpaccas black
ct1ngable and figured siiks muslin &c LANES French
English and Amercah prints: lawns of all kinds; white
red, and yellow taInsls bjri.e do fl, Oh
wear brown and bjeached shectnss shrngs Of all
the diff rent qualities; bed ticking; blue brown white
ana mixed drills; hickory stripes, cottoHades canton
flame Is, apron checks, batting. waddng and wckina
Irish linen 81 varieties; black muslin crane wis M
al different coiors biidscye, Scotch and Russian
brown linen ard different of table covers oil
CLOTH do do vesirgs, all kinds Of cravats Scscl, ard
American sshams. French do berage DIANE sIradilIa;
k Grape, and different varieties Of shawl> brown iol-
lands, linen drills. huCkdbuck crash Kentucky leans
grass cioh shrts muslin swss, lisle thread and linen
edsgs and Hsertings gloves, hosiery. PLAIN and orer
Ell caHurIcs linen canbriC handheTChies bonnet car
aud NECK ribbons; pink, blue and chamb linen
GIngham, Italian lustrc poins colored berse mohar
usre, Turk satin plain and plaid silk and ginyLam bar
asois, irinses gimp, umbrellas etc. etc
large Iot ofREADY- MADE CLOTHING, nanufac
turcd expressly for this place Boots ard Shoes Hat.
Caps any qunitiy oi straw gooas, all suited Tor this
market!
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Java Rio, aiid ST Domingo coffee. chocolate cocoa
black tea, imperial do Dung and old son do ginger
chsSia, mustard, sugar, pepper spice, nutnegS mace
hechupsi peprer-sa1Ce, loves, rasns, cDrants rice
soap sui, indigo, dried apples and peaches, chew g
and smoking tobacco, goldfish, hams shoulders and sle
bacon, -FOUR cats and beans, pork and lard ,up
OIL rope no'asses, cOntc ionary OF ali kinds salcraus
starch, candles.
In few days they will have large lot Of Paints and
dye-snis spirits OF turrennc, alcohol butter cheese
ETC., etc.
HARDWARE.
Mill saws and files sad irons coffee mills shoveIs and
spades, Simmons aXes genuine arcic hoes nails OF
every variety locking glasaes window class knives and
forks, pocket and pen knives carpenter joner tools
guns, both single and double barrels, with d fail assert
ment Of liarUvare.
A large lot Of CROCKERY will be orened in a few
DAYS.
Combs, from 10 cents s., co. Of all kinds from the
horn TO The buffalo anG shell, consisting O the tuck side
and roun'. combs, 1ne ivory aud buffalo and English
and dressing do.
CLOCkS-i4 difercn, patterns from Sc, 90 to S. 100
together with lot Of
NkEE NOTIONS.
u Ladies' and Gentlemen solicited to call and ey
anime tue goods Tor themselves.
). II. STEVENS & CO.
St. Anthony, June 26, 1851. 10