Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-07-05
TILE JOURNAL.
BUSINESS ITEMS.

a BUSINESS ITEMS.
Oy Gen. "A. NJ. HILLS has left for the City, |
to purchase q new supply of goods, which he |
VIII open for sale on his return, at the sign OF |
the cred flag
we call the attention of those desiring |
to purchase valuable real estate, to the adyer-
tisehent of Sheriff's Sale, in another coli
unn,- One of the best business stands IN Cur
wenSvillc viii be sold. - 9"
1nThe late firm of PATcHIS & SWAN have
dissolved partnership, and call peremtorily mp
onaIl persons indebted to thems to call and
settle. up The books are in the hands of S.
C. PArou1S. We also invite the attention of
our readers to the. advertisement of s. G.
PArcHrx,whohas jistreceived a splendid stock
of New Goods which he Will sell cheap. Give
him a. cali.
C-Our friend Tow. SHEA, has opened his
splendid assortment of cloths, cassimers, and
other dress goods. They are all, and more
than Tom said about them before their arrival
and that loas not a little As he is renowned
for giving his customers ssfits,'' we have no
doubt his store will be filed to overfowing,
With anxious Applicants for fashionable coats,
jackets, rouserloons.
g-It not unfrequently happens that our citi-
zens have conveyancing, and land business in
Philadelphia If SO, we would recommend them
to call ON G. VS. CoLADAY, Conveyaneer and Land
agent, No 5, 5,Goldsmiths Hall.
Those desiring to purchase the most excel
lent city furniture the lowest prices will do we'll
to call at the splendid Ware Rooms of II. c. SEINE
BtY. III North Second St Philadelphia.
Prince Paul of Wertumburg, is now in this
country selecting botanical and ornithologiea spe
cimens but we doubt Il he has met in all his ira
veIs with mere beautiful excellent and cheap spe-
cimens of furniture. than to be seen at the
Warc Rooms of DANIEL BEyxER in this borough
CaTI and take look.
although the price of leather and shoes has
Tison alarmingly, within few months, yet
country dealers wiz be agreeably surprised to dis
. cover how low they purchase every variety of
JiEyDRY CooPrR d Co, Nor. West Corner of I'd and
Arch. Phila.
r7S7It is said that some Of our CIearfieId Mer-
chants are selling Groceries lower than they can
he purchased in the cities. They win find it very
difficult however to sell as low as FRANKLIN, PLATT
d Co. at 43, Nor Water ST Philadelphia. They
have constantly on hand splendid stock of Gro
ceres, unsurpassed in quality and price, by any
her stock in market.
E1g@An lovers of the beautiful, as well as those
desiring to purchase China or. Glassware of any
descriptions should call BoYD & STRouD's splen-
ED QueenswRre Store, No 25, Nor, Fourth st, Phil
alclphia,
r5sWe are not sufficiently acquainted with Ii
quors nor do we desire to be speak of their good
or bad qualities: but WELLER, KLiSE & ELLIS,
enjoy the reputation OF keeping the largest and
best liquor store in Philadelphia No. 1913, North
Third St. Those desiring good article for medi-
cinoB culinary, or sacramental purposes, viii do
wcIFto try them.
1T is frequently difficult to obtain Account
Books such desire, aud for Justices 10 obtain
Boekets 10 suit them. They are made to order at
the Wholesale Book and Paper Store of j. Hollow
EEnr, 40 90, North front St, Philadelphia
g-gur Blaeksmiths, Merchants, and others, de-
airipg to purchase Pigs Bar, and othel>-Irons OF
those wishing to obtain Water Pipes. can DO 50
at CuAs. r. Cs4PBELL & Co s. No I09, North Water
St and 81 North Wharyes, Philadelphia.
= The Emperor Nicholas is said to have ex-
pressed considerable apprehensions of an attack
st. Petersburg, by the allies, and MoYrR ULuAN
feels that the crowds continually rushing to his
New and Cheap Clothing Store, will take it by
storm His goods the cheapest in the
county--at least he says so. Go and try them.
-g7ft is an old maxim that competition is the
life Of trade If so, trade in ClearfeId has
considerable vitality just now, and r. SHAW s
Son have just received the most excellent and ele
giant Stock of Goods brought into the county
which they sell cheap for Cash, at their New Store
in the West end of the Mansion House,
= The prospects of CIearfeld were never
brighter than at present. In view of tie growing
prosperity Of our borough, opportunity to secure
property should be perm itted to escape, and vii
be seen, by reference TO another column that Mr.
WN, REEDYs has three lots for sale
E}70ur friend GEORGE W. ORR. whose health Is
failing, and who fears he will be compelled to re
linqnish entirely his present business of Black
snishiIg, upon those indebted TO him TO come
forward and settle up
As new firms are the order of the day, it
wiEfbe seen that ORR & KLISGEE. have entered In
to co-partnership in the Bl;cksmithing business
They good mechanics, and clever fellows. For
every pound OF iron, may they get in two pounds
70 the white and yellow boys.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN INVENTOR An inven-
Tor, who considered himself on the point OF
final success, has Just fallen a victim to- his
own machine in France. This was a steam We
hlcle running upon the ordinary post roads of