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street, between Elm and Myrtle; and thithe
| the main crowd, bearing transparcncics, am
! preceded by lioehms fine brass band, rcpaire
| about halt-past nine O'Clock number Of Col
Blair's personal friends having met proviousl,
IN the library of the dwelling to greet them
The large crowd having haltcd around the door
| on the pavement aud IN the street, the band
played l." The Star Spmgiei Bdnaer," with
great spirit and brauty--aiter which loud call,
Tor Blair were made. Col. Blair made hi, an.
poarancc on the stopa when Col. Fletcher, in a
lew words rendered him the welcome of the
crowd on his return to the city. In reply, Col.
Blair aaii
| thank you most heartily AMI sin INV
ilitnls, for this compliment anil assure voil
hat value il highly DO not feel thi |
have done anything tO deserve such mark ed
expression Of your favor and regard. | have
not done much 20 advance tn, cause Of
'hy ugn in which We are engaged but | can,
aud do claim, all the merit that a clr,linl on.
islmcnl ~ that cause, and an arlcut support uf
II may chtitlc me to. ! have never i6r one
lhoWrui doubted the success Of that cause. I
have never like some grn.lcmrn, alloNodmy-
s,li TO despair ui the safety ul the kspl,ii. anl
tie triumph of The Union aud never will
despair ui ih'm hc.Susc ,omN iuliyuui han
lons tp h' disappointed The safety Of ia,
country doc' 30. icpyui upon any one mtn.
one man ,anu", s.'c IT, nor can Ona man sab.
vert II. II rcs', upon the people, anil | am
i.1hly convinced that they can AMI will upioli
~.
rrc urlc, my friends that This cnmpl.n,nt
'is .onr tcicrcn'' to recent events IN ,Iit city.
'n which took an active part Ga that SUI
J''t VIII Nly tia, have no rr.;fct, to cNprrss,
and 10 apologize 10 maxi; | had none to nuke
IN the presence Of armcd power, aud in bonds.
and whatever might have boon the issu, oi thy
'tair, no threat Ot force could have wrunr from
me an apology or concession. What lid
dit from . uinccfc DESIRE to serve Col aul NV
country, AMI bell. | lij,hlully served both.
! have the satisfaction oi knowing, that the "A.
mini-tmtivn approved my conduct, and / am
convinced the nation will approve also.
As to the newspaper, in tho city, ia the my
of the Quartcrmastcts Department, that have
been bounding after me | have but lttl,tnStv.
II ne HPMhcw "a Union paper as il prolcsses
to be, II l. duc to the fact that one of is prnpri,
Tors was arrested al Camp jackson, and made to
take the oath Of allie ,imcc; aul if there il any
merit in its conversion to Cnonisn, am en- |
itloi 10 share Of the credit. And IT tho pro. |
prictor Of the R.yHbicd, captured nt Camp |
Jackson, should again become diloval, It win |
lc owing to his release from his oath by late |
stipulation for the exchange of the Camp Jack. |
.ou prisoners tor the brave mcu of Mulligan's |
brigade. |
As to the D,wocrn, hardly give IL a ihoul,ht. |
u ,ol. 50 many lie in my favor in the must, |
lhtt suppose IL is now trying TO rot even by |
telling n, many against me. but do not be- |
lcvc II will live long enough to balance the nc. |
.ount. But gentlemen, will not pruluug my |
remarks; hut again thank YOU for your kindncss,
and bid you adeu.
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SSording to the order " the Actins Secretary Of
war Q, the Confederate States Is " be conin I'd
in cell appropriated to convict C,.yona nnJ IN
bc treated ia all respects as il such co-vi,., AMI
To be held tor execution in the same rrsnocr n,
Smith, the pirate, now iu Moyamcnane. WIDER
conviction, only receives half ~ good trcatn,t n,
a. Smith is now receiving, he will have no cause
to complain. Until sentence is passed., prison.
ors are never treated ~ felens hore. They re-
main on the untricd side of the Prison until the
Judgment Of the Court is pronounced. Smith
has not been sentenced. nor Is il probable that
he -oon will bc. Tn, trials OF the other ptison-
crs have been postponed until the next torn Of
the Circuit Court, and it IL not likely no will be-
bciur, that timc"
The sun., 1861-11-26

The Springfield Qllinoi.) Jourp1i, edited
Ivy a relative Of President Lincoln, says,
that as good many people are appal-
led that, should the war for the Union so
On, We shall actually have negroes fighting be-
.idc white men against the slaycholdcrs' rebel
lion we print the Proclamation Of the cmin-
cnt stakeholder and soldier Gen. Jack son, call
ing the free negroes Of Louisiana to arm in de-
cnsc of New Orleans when threatened by
strong British force in December, 1914. OLD
Hickory always went in for using any club that
served his turn when there wcro heads tina
needed breaking !" Hear him
Proclamation 10 The free coIOred ihdbida,s Of
Louisiana!
7hroHgh mistaken policy you have been
heretofore deprived Of u PARTICIPATION in the
glorious struggle for national rights in which
our country is engaged. This no longer shall
exist
As sons Of freedom you are now called upon
10 defend our most inc5timable blessings. AZ
Americans, your country looks with confidence
to her adopted children for yalJrous support,
as u faithful return for the advantages enjoyed
under her mild and equitable Government. As
fathers, husbands, and brothers. you are sum
mOncd To rally round the standard OF tho oaso
to defend all which is dear IN existence.
Your country, although calling for your cXer-
tiuns, does not wish yon 10 engage in the cause
Without amply rcmuneratiug you for the scryi-
r,a rendered Your intcli CENT minds arc not
10 BE- led away by false representations. Your
love Of honor would cause you to dc,pisc the
man who should attempt TO deceive you In
the sincerity OF soldier anl the language VI
ruth | address YOU.
To every .nohlc-helity generous freeman OF
'olur volunteering 10 scrvr during the present
contest with Great Britain, anl no longer, there
Hil be- paid tho same bounty, In money and
lands now rcrcivcd by the white soldiers of the
United States, viz one hundred and twenty
four dollars in money, and one hundred AMI six
ty acres Of land. Tho nOn-c1mmi,soncl officers
and privatcs will also be entitled to tho same
monthly pay and daily rations and clothes fur
iished TO any American soldier
On enrolling yourselves in companies, the
Mai. General commanding will select officers for
your government from your white fellow citi-
zens. Your nOn-cOmmissionnd officers will he
appointed from among yourselves.
Duo regard will be- paid to the feeling of free
| men and soldiers You viii not by being rs
| -ociatcd with white men in tho samo camps, be
| exposed to improper comparison or unjust slr-
| casm. As a distinct, Independent hattalion OF
| regiment, pursuing the path Of glory you will,
| undivided, receive the applause and gratitude ol
| your countrymcn
| 10 assure YOU Of the sincerity of my inten'
| tions and my unXicty to engage your invaluh
| BE services to our country, | have communiclt
| I'd nv wishes to the GOvrrnt OF LOul ,lana, Wit
is fully informed as to the manner OF cnrollmon
| and will give you every necessary Information
on the subject ol tho address.
| UEADpUAkTEH,.
The sun., 1861-11-26

rIE rIRArE SMITH AND COLONEL CoRCoRAS.
The philadelphia Ledge, says
William Smith, who was convicted oI pi-
racy, at the last term Of the United States Cir
cult Court, occupies cell along with his com
panion Rockford ON the second corridor in the
untried department, and Is in all respects treat
ed as the Other prisoners in the same depart
ment. His cell, like the others, is furnished
with bed and bedstead, table and stools and
it is we'll lighted and ventilated, lie Is allowed
to see any Of his friends, can receive any arii-
cles from them but such as tho rules of the
prison prohibit, and as to his fare, the govern
ment provides amply for that, the amount
allowed for the subsistence of eacl
United States prisoner being forty-thre'
cents per day, II Col0uel CoTcOran, Who &C
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A Very LnuGhablc Affair.

The following anccdotc IS taken from book
entitled "Notes OF an Army Surgeon, and said
to relate to an occurrence during the siege OF
Fort Eric
remember, one day, in making my hospital
rounds, patient, jIal arrived, presented ms an
amputatcd forearm, Nd in doing so could scarce
ly refrain from Lroad laugh the litter was
this does not strike me as a subject of laughter.
1T Is not doctor but excuse me, lost my arm
in so funny a way that still laugh when look
at it, Our first sergeant wanted shaving, and
got me to 10 it, as am a corporal. We went
together in front of his tent; had lathered him,
took him by the nose, and was applying the
razor when a cannon ball came, aud thaS was
the last saw of his head and my arm. Excu51
me, doctor, Tor laughing so, but | mover saw
such thing before"
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Varieties.

A French BIsHoP said lately in a sermon:
Let women remember that while putting ON
their profuse and expensive attire, how narrow
are the gates OF Paradise
1T Is NOT VERY RENIARKABLE that the Only
white man found in Beaufort by the UniOa
forces was drunk. lie was in tight place.
CoSUSDRUM-Why are the secession leaders
like turkeysI When their necks arc atretcla
! there MIL he Q general Thanksgiving,
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Commerce OF the Port of New York.

The statistics Of the commerce Of the port for
October. present some very remarkable features.
The importation Ct ign goods is less than
cigl millions, the export ot domestic produces.
oN,lusivc of bullion fiji thirteen millions. This
export exceeds anything in the history of tho
foreign trade in this CITY. The export Of spe-
cic on the other hand, Is nominal while tho
import OF specie reaches from January lst to
q tohcr 3lRi, thirtv.siv millions, exclusive or
even and a half millions received via Boston
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TAPSCOTT'S LINE
4 OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,

rna s1bsrihers continue ~ grams certificates NJ
passage " and lrom Liverpool, by their h,vorte
line Of packets comprising in part the flowing
hips;
Vim. rAP9COrr, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOCGHr, MANCHESTER VlCrORY,
BENJ ADAMS, CONs lElLArlONJ j. BOYD,
"E5r POlNE ESCORT PuCENtX,
,Nb .HN %. ltR, StA fLUWFR CAABRitN
a si'g Sg",nr wiz o.'ers, sip syary 6so
tVS.
IT, s'lsrr. sTH sfa "a rl rro'tr f't tho
LINZ OF LONDON PACKETS
60 at Of which Ney grant certificates, on liberal
sr.na.
REAIFrANC = 10 IRELN NJ, ~.
T. a u, ai.5 continue b, islIo lrlna p1ynha ~
icnant, thrpu yhuut Eltlr.d, Ifo,Snd, . l,ld aud
"l,s, q the LOVES RNTFS
Circulars with au paTt,ulars, nAy be- Ard m
yIu alIu tfhy letter, "ilO q. poTta o. stlinpl "
IAp.IOT'r = 90. 9G \ IutN ~, NV York.
"a s4ss'i03 TAI'SgOTT, SMITH d ", Liverpool.
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COunrcrrci,ins Rare Coins nnd Medals.

II las recently been discovered that uumpr-
Ous p'r.ous are engaged in the business of couu-
tcrl'iiug oh and rar' coin, and medals, which
are highly priced and -cll at enormous prices.
The coins are so accurately c.ccutcd that it re-
quros the best Of judges TO distinguish th.m
tom the genuine. 4 ct-o has como to our uo-
ice, where a manufacturer Of these "rrlics' rca-
liz,d over xlj, 900 By an expense OF about 600.
The sui icCt has lately been brought before the
Numi matte Society, Of this city--a >0cicty for
h, collection and pIesoil alton of old coin. and
medal.--jud they have determined TO dcuOuncr
al p,rron- who make, issue, or deal in such
counterfeit pieces, and to use all legally proper
efforts To expose thcuI, and prevent the continue
ancc of this fraudulent usage.
Counterleitcrs eithor blter known coius, or
strike new Oncs, or split thu Old specimens, and
rcloin the halves which do not belong 20 each
other. American colonial coin, and rare pieces,
are manufactured very skilluliy in New York,
aud nothing I. more common than 10 ind rare
dates on coius carefully altered from common
years. The clCctrotypc process, Of course, Is a
great aid in Ills species O lraud,. The prices OF
coius and medal, have varied, us the taste Of
collector, has been directed more toward. one or
another series or class. V ~ rare ancient gold
and silver pieces have been ,oll by auction for
prices as high ., -l,Juo, when the intrinsic
value Of the metal was about one dollar. The
Washington half dollars OF 1872 have been sold
for S51, aud the same piece IN copper iur sGi.
The CRANKY copper has been sid At private sale
for $50. Cents Of 1893 All 1893 have been sold
| for ten and fifteen dollars, and half dollars o
| 1895 and 1731 for SO. Collectors generally
| prize fine and uuirculltcd pieces, even If com
mon datos, at higher rates than POOR piceos o
| rare dates.
The sun., 1861-11-26

PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
by uriHrui Secretary " State Al passengers leAv.
ing tht United states reluired " ItuSure p.s-
porA ba,ure going on board the steamer.
JOHN q. GALE, AgenA
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AID LiYEiI'OOi-
hdrT ant enusrklng passengers a QUEENS
lNMN, Ireland.
rpe IAwn,l, Now YORK and Philadelphia ltoAm
Ship g 'mIauy intend d.p1tcbing thor fill pow
.rd CiydD-tuili Iron Stoanships ~ follows
ErSA.................. .Situr,liy Nov 30th
CIV or fMANCHEsTER.....s Saturday, De- Ith
'IIN OF BALIiMpR ......... .saturdsy, Dcc. iith
"a on eycry oG 'scding Saturday,, ~ nOJH, hJm
rsr q, Ncrt River
RATES OF PASSAGE
Fl"s CAhiS. .i,..;..''''''''''''Gb 9g
sIEERAGr r......,......... $50 %
10 ~ bJnd SO W
5teerags Return TigSuts, god FOR
Biz uputha. ha....................36 700 90
Passengers furwarled " Paris, Havrs, Hamburg,
srei'en Rotterdam, Antwerp a., reduced
through rates.
Person, Wishing 70 bring out their fr'saiscan buy
ekots hero.
For further Information, apply at the Companys
floei.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
my2i trl5l IS Briaiway.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

BUSINESS WAGONS OF EVERY STYLE
~ constantly on hand or made 10 OF lor-susk ~
grucer's bakers milk and express. Here you can
get a good article and A favorable any that can
bs fJund. Also, some second hand wagons Ia god
order cheap. srEWARrs wagon fit1ry, bji st.,
bet Broadway and sth ave. oC30 24Ac'l44
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DENTISTRY.

AS USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED WITH
n ont paia-Thoso who require full sotts, tempo
rsry sets no ahuge. Partial pieces, 81 per tooth'
eeth filed with gold, silver, or bone hlling % cents
w DIR. II. yILLEIss, Gjh Bo"ery, n. T. corner OF
Canal st, hJIS EtAS l%'
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IIrIRs OF SENNIEN OF THE U. s.
LOST AND FOUND.

DO REWARD-LOST OR STOLEN IN
fpCBruuklyn, large watch dog, buif or cream COLI
nr little whito on breast, long ears, long tai,
.,wers 10 the name Of Lyon; whoever will return him
Ito DAVID EASON, cor Carlton and Atlantic ave-,
B ookyn- will Give the AJove reward aud no quea-
Itious a.k a. n23 b'l35
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the Postmaster Of New York Of the time Of as
ing o. vessels ,hither, in order that the msiis
The sun., 1861-11-26

r ODGINGS-THE CHEAPEST AND Bost
II lodging house in tbs city, now newly opened,
Where respectable men can be accommodated with
lean comfortable single beds, fpm 10 h IL cts per
night; SINGLE roms from Is " ~ cts per night, n
tho Park View House, Varick a. nil Asc'l3l
The sun., 1861-11-26

A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND
n remodrling teeth, however badly decayed or
hroken put In sIf without pain, color Of tuoth, and
warranted for life. q. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist ~
Amty ST., on ID block from Broadway. oclS Ziac'lI9
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GROCERIES.

|EXCELSIOR FAMILY FLOUR-WhR-
Lrantcd 10 suit; Irice 81 per bbl, delivered free.
W. II. GILLETTE, 2Oi Front st. Orders received
In Bro ikya, at 1870 Fulton and $40 Fulton st.
Will ansburgh, 21T Grand 1T; Greenpont, corner Of
Cayer and III st; Jersey City, express olhce Is ES
change Place MO Aac'li1
The sun., 1861-11-26

A MAN named Brady, and little girl three
years old, were burned to death in their house
at Michigan city last Saturday.
The sun., 1861-11-26

pOARD-s7-GOOD BOARD AT Ihomp-
- spn e., from 81 b. 80 week man ani wife,
81 ~ - a week. Al4i' furnished rconA, with pi.
mos cheap. Also lodgings 81. n 81. a week, ,r
Is. N rs. a niSht. n. Blossoms on piano, 2s.
sAIh OK 2ia0'2b
The sun., 1861-11-26
HORSE9 AND CARRIAGES. sLEIGHS.

IIhtrnesN bells, &c.-A large stock Of family car-
ri pyes buggies, gro 'ers and business wagons, ~
Land wagons, siegl+ 60 horses &C., selling od
uleaE, 1T 10 Heyins 81 and Isl Fulton av, brooklyn.
nolZ Aac.O9
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wnAr IT rA.r. 10 rrrp rnrn.

The following table shows the amount Of pro-
Visions furnished hy Mo,srs. B,kcr, Wisht 4
Norris, contractors 10 the volunteers in and
eIrut New lotk, from April 22d to November
The sun., 1861-11-26

CHEAPEST OF ALI-C. BAKER, 80 East
~ lIth st., fills teeth with pure silver, and cures
tooth ache, 70 cents each. For plate work, call on
the experienced DR.. HElkDbAAN, al BOWery,
o24 2lAcsl2O
The sun., 1861-11-26
THANKSGIVING Day.

The Governors Of seventeen states have do
sgnatod Thursday next, Nov 2Sth, as Thanks
giving Day. In two states Massachusetts and
Maine, Thanksgiving was celebrated on the
2lst inst, for special reasons. California aud
Oregon have not Laen heard from
New York, Minnesota,
New llamp.hirc, Connecticut,
New Jersey Vermont,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Illinois Kansas,
Indiana, Maryland,
Ohio, Kentucky,
Wisconsin, Delaware.
Iowa.
The sun., 1861-11-26
A Pos, ONCE nr Port Royal.

W. learn, say, the Washington H,pgbHcdn,
that the Postmaster General yesterday directed
a Post Ohco to be established al Fort foyal,
Beaufort district Sou.h Carolina. and has taken
immediate measures for the appointment Of a
Postmaster at that point. The Importance OF
this measure may be Judged from tho fact that
the late steamer arriving At New York brought
no les than fifteen thousand lotters. j. IL.
Sears is already performing the duties Of post
master, but under military appointment; and 1t
last advice, he was fitting up his post office,
Letters are, by an arrangement made yesterday
to DO transmitted from New York-to whict
city they are to be sent-to Port Royal-th'
Navy department having directed the com
nandant Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard 70 Motif
The sun., 1861-11-26

0sT-0N suNDN may DO glvea JunEuowa
y 24th, LlNok and tan
name Of BILLY, The Ara r Liquor. W4rAns.
,rl by returning the dog y
nadway. hIolouE iuyc1ieuS, aud
The sun., 1861-11-26

SEWING MACHTNES-li9 HESTER ST.,
- one door East Of Bowery, Is Oh, best place N
get s,nger'A Grover & Bakers an other sewing
machines repaired and improved. n B.-S,coni-
hand sewing machines needles, shuttles gauges
oil, &C., Al Wholesale aud retail by HUGO MULLER,
ni2 24ac'l0l
The sun., 1861-11-26

pOARDNG-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
IL wife can he accommodated with god board;
Aspa lew single gentlemen, at Dover ~, neaT
Franklit square, Sso few young ladies'. oZ3 4iao'
The sun., 1861-11-26

nR. HOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
~ Q doors above 2Oth 81 inserts beutiiul sets II
eeth with ur without extracting the ro1ta
gold as low a. q Hil yer - rubber $40 patiLa
$50 artificial bono filling tlnserted without palul
90 cts gold % eta " IL AnAlgam 81 ia, Al
work warranted. No 2tac'l23 %
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nLANING MACHINE FOR RALF-nNu

L endless chain bed surfsaiLy machine, WOOD
bury's make, planes q inches wile in perfect or
der viii be sll very low, at the machinery de-
pot OF STEV Ei,l, BROTHER + Co, 222 PeA-l II.
Oc9 IL
The sun., 1861-11-26
BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARDING ON SD AYE,-A FEW YOUNG
~ Jnen can be pgg1umolltei with good board,
singi0 MONS and single frui'f - b. " p POP
week; llao geutlemtn AMI wife AMI lRlics; mons
but respectable tIes need apply At eat 2Sth st.,
cor 81 az. nlO Aac'lb
The sun., 1861-11-26

WILL wS-1.O0O BUNDLES JUST
w Received and for sale very cheap,
CHARLES ZINN & Co,
40 6132 81 Maiden Lane.
The sun., 1861-11-26

,16 REWARD-L0ST IN S4TH ST, ON
lO Sunday evening the 94th inst, large fwn
iOred 81. Bernard dog. The above reward will be
wen 10 any one returning him 10 t9I Madison ave,
I'd no questions asked. n20 eslH
The sun., 1861-11-26

nOARpfNG-SGNGL GENTLEMEN AND
ID gputlrn,H and their wives also .wo young
adlns can be sccnmmol9trl WITH board, at Az
5rconWich st, bet Watts and Cana .sts R,oms "
eI NruAhed OF unlIIuIsnei. oc20 2isc'l32
The sun., 1861-11-26

ITO SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
l. Que half the labor saved by uaing my Sewing
Machine Oil. Wholesale and retail at the factory,
n0o 94ars11A
The sun., 1861-11-26

EOR RLONDON-THE SPLENDID SHIP
:, YORKTOWN, at pier 90, y. X sails Nv. 26th
tor LasSaEe, At reduced rates, apply to THOs. G.
ROCHE, So south st, MA s.i2s
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

n =
~ on LIVERPOOL PACRprrS.
ssal'e from ur g. Liverpool ~ the following hr,t
cll2e packet ships, sailing on the
b.A and 2lth uf each Month
ADELAIDE. CuluyatOr, Rsius,
Australia Cynosure, John Bright
u lie woods Chancellor, Thornton,
Bsiigew ,er, Cuusttution, Universe.
DRAFTS on THE ROYAL BANKS
or IRELAND, UtsrER BASKtNa Co., ASB ALL rAErs
OF ENoLANu AND SyortASp.
all 24sc1O0 WILLIAMS & GUION, 20 PuiL1n 81
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20 G'io6 TIO7. l.. BRAYNARD, 81 wLlt.
Y-ssa1'r HATH CHARMS - HUNTS
- BLOOM or ROSES, a drig ,te color for the
4 Iheol and Lips. Nll Mt wash On. w. Hut-i
/ A b. ilure tho skin. Hunts Court TpuutPJvttr
mputs a natural whitencss 10 the compc Ninn.
Hunts Imperial Pun1ie for the hair Hunts
,rtish Balm removes pimples, frerkles, Van, &'.
HINTS Pearl B.,utihcr tlr the teeth and gums.
lunus Bridal Wreath Perfume, At Hunts Now
tore, AstIr Place, New YORK. MI 2inc'lN
'IEIRS OF SEANlEN OF THE L. s.
IL sI ip LEVANl, and ~ seamou uul volunteers lt
r,-it war can 81 tain pay and pensions 10y calling
| Ju TIlDs. l.. BRAENAkD, 81 Wal st. NO O'lo'
.OENS IONS, BOUNTY MONEY AND PAY
u. ,r- urei fIr soldiers widows and heirs irum
Die uitrd States, application In person, or ~
,tter, u GEO. wGODM.AN, 80 Pine ST. ms 2i-c'lOS
decisions SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
~ wounded Or disabled during the present war,
and ais for the widows of those kii!ei or who may
bile in sordls. Claims for pay, bounty land, &c.'
promptly attended T.. CALVIN W. SMITH c1r-
Saer Chambers and Chatham st. no AAc'hs
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PERSONAL NOTICES.

|A lMl And NAVY
PAY, PENSION, AND BOUNTY MONEY
OFFICE.
20 G'lo6 TIIO3 l.. BRAYNARD, 81 Wal It.
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SHIPPING.

CHEAP PASSAGE To LIVERPOOL BY
O'ths Black Ball Iiro Il r. kets-Ihe f,st sailing
clipper ship COLUMHIA sails on Nov. 2sth. For
p.ssage apply On hohrd, Pier %, East River, or 70
JACOB WILSON. los Siuth st. n22 b.iO1
The sun., 1861-11-26

FOR LGYERPOOL-TlIE PACKET SHIP
ENCELSlOR, 1t Pier So p r. will sal wpln,s
lay tte X'th. For passage, or drpfts thu ~ INK
~ ireland, apply At tile olhte Of TIIOMPSDN's ~,
SJar Line, 30 Pearl 1t. n2l PABLO
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EsIPLOYsrENr-Mnies.

wANTED-MUsT BE A
SDgood horseshoer, and a sober and industrious
tnan. Apply At 1I6 Washington 1t. ms g'i15
The sun., 1861-11-26

FOR LlNERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-19
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GRAHAM. BOYNTON & CO.,

GRAHAM. BOYNTON & CO.,
Desire TO inform the citizens of Clearfed and
vicinity, that they have removed their store to the
NEW BRICK BUILDING
recently erected by James B Graham, Esq on
Market street, Clearfeld, where they will be pleas
ed to accommodate all who may favor them with
call Their stock sists of general assort-
ment of the very best Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARDWARE
CUTLERY, QUEENS-WARE, CEDAR & WILLOW
WARE, BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS AND
BoNNETS, DRUGS, PAINTS, sc, &C.
Their stock of Dry Goods consists part of such as
Cloths, C0SNm,eres, iSot,nets Tceeds, Festings,
MustinS, Ticking, Cheeks, Caiicocs, ChintzeS,
GtnghanlS, Cant0n ami TVooi F1aRnekS, De
LANES, Casbnieres, Silks. PiaidS, SkaacZs,
Brttftants, Hosiery G7oUes, ETC. etr.
Also great variety of Ladies' Boots and Caters,
Misses and Childrens Shoes; Mems, Boys, and
Youths Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, with large
selection of useful notions, among which are
Perftmerv, Cloth and Hair Brushes. Fancy
Soaps Pens and Pem-h0lderS. Combs, dc,
together with many other useful notions, all of
which will be sold low for Cash. in exchange
for approved country produce. As their stock is
entirely new, and purchased on the most advanta-
geous terms. they feel confident that they sell
goods to the advantage of the buyer Step in
and examine for yourselves before purcha asing
elsewhere. Remember the store is the place
Mar 81. 1861. GRAHAM. B0YNTON & co.