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DIR. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.

DIR. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
Are you sick, no mitier what organ is af
fecte1, depend upon it the blood, which is
the food and sustenance Of every organ, is
full Of corruptonl Scandinavian Blood
Pills aud Blood Purifier. break up the source
Of disease in the fluids OF the body. They
purge and purify the elements OF the blood.
Hence their quick anil complete cures in
Dyspepsia. Scrnfula, Eruptlons. Fits, Tu
nors, Nervousness, Kidney Complaints.
Piles, Low Fevers. Debility, rheumatism,
Headache, Want of Sexual Vigor, etc. etc.
These remedies are astonishing the whole
medical world. See advertisement.
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FARMERS OF uNNCOC', rovNTY,
ARE YOU INSURED?
0II0 IARMERS INSURANCE CO.
CAPITAL SIiT.i3i.O3.

XTOU can now insure in this company on the
l. cash principle, at loss rates than arc be-
ing offered by any other reliable Company.
j. MuREuEAD, ~ Allen township, aud Low
MAN PRATT, Ot Amanda township, IN tins cuun
ty, have sustained ln Sos, which have bcrI
promptly paid by this company.
>. FULLERTON,
dgrni fo' HmcocL nqd Seneca coutiies.
Leroy, Juu0 20, iNGl.
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The Mountain OF Light
ANn
MEDICAL. PROTECTOR.

book Of over , pages, full Of fine anatomf-
& al aid other engravings.
IL contains not only the pith of all the late
doveiopmonts in Medicine and Surgery above
referred To-, but II Is also - guide 10 all WIN as
! ire To felicity with the opposite sex: sltaws
how ,u guard against danger, aid how tn es-
ape dauEer when incurred Useful alike TO
made and female, hut should not he in tho
hands ct very young persons, Ms IL contains
Information that might be perverted to un-
worthy ends. Also full and explicit kew IN
all the hidden and dcliphtful secrets OF Marri..
-Age. 1--we nnd heaIIlN. naNer hnrnra
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UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL!
Is THE PRAISE OF
DIR. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINH BITTBRS
The Celebrated New England Remedy

Ihe Celebrated New Eng land Kennedy
For Habit ual Constipation, Jaundlce and Head
ach g, General Debility, and all diseases aris
ing from Dsofdered Stomach, Liver or Bow
els.
They aro used aud recommended hy lcadiny
hysioians of the country, and all whO tr,
them pronounce thcm invaluable.
Dr.JAS l.. bEEpEltE. writes from Navarro
Stark county. Ohiu, ''tne btters are highl.
praised by those suffering from Indigestion
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
l.. ). DAVIS. Postmaster ot Willansport
Ohio, says they give great satisfaction. ] us,
them my sell. having taken cold. hecame pros
trHie. aud lost my appetite. II relieved me
and can recommend II with great assurance
oi i;s merits"
DR.. WILLIAM VI. KERR, OF Rngersville. In
diana. writes us thai they are the must valua
bic medicine offered. Ne has recumme ndeC
them With great success, aud with them mad,
several cures VI Palpitatlun m the Heart ana
General Debility.
THOMAS STANFORD. esq Of Bountsvile.
Henry county, Indiana, writes us u long letter.
under date of May !. iSB0. He was much re
duced, having been afflicted for three year,
with great Nervous Dehhty, PalpitatiUn of tho
Heart of the must severe and prostraing char
acier. "After using y few bottles. ! WAS com
plctcly restored. and am INV in rubus, beLlih ~
j. w. HUNT writes from Dephus, Aliei
county. ono, Ct sOctiun where Fcverand Agut
prev.uls) that he mus, Chcerfully recommends
them of decided merit IN all cases OF Fevet
and Aguo, Dyspepsia. and General Debility.
II. X. GALLEHERS. NJ. D., writes from Van
Vert. Ohio, 81 most respectfully recommend
the Sherry Wine Bitters ~ the notice oi Dys
pcptc persons, aud to aIl who require n stim
ulatihg medicine"
SUCH NEWS WE RECEIVE DAILY.
FULL Directions ACCOMPANY EACH DUTrLE.
Sold by dealers in medicines generally.
Price, rs cents per bottle.
J. y. HARRIS a CO.. Cincinnati.
General Agents for the southern aid Western
states. Also for sale by
IANGwOuTuY a FREY,
ISRAEL GREKN, Fndlay;
j. VI. IlCnER Co.,
Il BARNEY, luasantvillc;
REMOVER OWES. Wesi Independence;
GuBEHr. FAIL Co.,, Vauluc;
j. w. LATHAM, Mt. Blanchard;
4. MAHuS Son, WilliamStuwn.
May -, lsGl. (Oct II. '6u.) Nv
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TWEFAIILD Ia
ID ls. j. O.. AVER G CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle Six BOTTLES for s5,
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

has won for itself such a renuwn for tho cure OF
every variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessary for Us 10 recount the
evidence Of its virtues whoever IL has been cm-
pluycd. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
the people its quality is kept up To the best
it ever has been, and thar it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has ever Leen found to do.
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PROF. Q. ]. WOODS
+ RESTORATIIE cordial
AND
BLOOD RENOVATOR,

Is rInc:soly what its name .dicAtes, for while
pleasant Ia the tastG, il Is rcyiviiyius, exlilar'
u'lu- and strengthening |" the vllid Pow ers,--
Il a.so rcyiFlhes, relIIstatcs and rereSS tho
blood n al. is or rinal purity. and li,IS 10
stores and renders ihc system invulncrHhle tn
attacks Of disease. IL II the only preparation
ever yiicrcl /" tha world IN u popular iurm >,
Js to be withn the reach ui alt.
=" chemically AMI sHilllully combined as lo
be The muS, powerful tonic and yct su Perfect.
lN adapted as 10 dst IN pcLjd accordance irita he
igicS VI HltuIe aHd hr're sCOih, he nra,.T slOH.
Irt tore ul the digestive ursins. and ailay Ill
nervous and ether IRRITATION. i u aiso rer
i.ctly rXHiL.tatIng IA It's GlicCts, hiId vel Il :
lever followed by Hssilulc ar srph ssi'Ii ui
,pir.'s. II ls composed ruiirrlv" 81 vegetables.
,nd tauSu thoroughly cuHIhiHidg puWrgIu. ton.
lc ana >""u.!ng properties, and Consequent )
can lever inluio. As IA sure preventive :tnd
cure ut
CONSUMPTION. EGuNCUITlS, INDlGEST.
ION. DISpEl'SlA. WANT OF APPETITE,
=. FAiAlNES~, NERVOUS lKHTABllIrI,
AEIRAiGIA, PALPIrtTlON OF IHE
HEARr, MELANCHOLY, llrOCH
ONDRlA. NIGHT SNEATS, IN
GuCE. GlDplNusS. AND All
THAT LiA-S OF CASES 50
FEBEfULlY FATAL CALI.
III FEHALE WEAKNESS, $50 IHHL"t LAHIrIEs,
1II.iiis a, >OTIl.AG iIs I.G.. AL.
Also, lIver D,r,ugeaeuts ar TurpdIty and
Liver CumpDt t,lS u.scasoS of the k,dE,y, ,i
any general dertne"ment ut the Urnar! Og
,duS.
II will not only cure the debility f,luwin.
Cllll.LS and FEVER, but prsvcnl All atIaco.
arising from Milsmatc Influences, and ~, q
u Diseases ot once, 4 already attacked.
Travellers .'r ,,ir hayca bottle with then
as II viii mlaIhhly prevent any deleterioa
coEseqnC ncesloilowInS upon change Ui climate
ANA water.
As II prevents cnstvencss, strengthens th,
.IEuStlve organs. II should be- IN the hands p
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FoR THE CURE OF
Costireneis, Jdon'iiee, Dyspepsia, hldi7c'tion,
Dyseae,y, EoW S0nGeh, E,ysi,eIas, HeaRdche.
Piles, Rheumatism, E,Hptions qnf skin Diseases
Lirer Complaint, Dtpsy, letter, f0aors and
SAT- RhcUn, II0yDiS, Gout, NeHyuyia, as q
Dinner FiK, aud for Purifying he BLOND.
They are sugAr-coated, SO that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, AMI they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physc.
Price 25 cents per Box; Five boxos for sloo.
Great numbers ofClcrgymen, Physicians, States-
men, and eminent pcrsOnages, have lent their
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AnERIcAS ALnINAC in which they
are gycn with also foil descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should DC fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, aud take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for the and they should
have il. a.
AN our remedies are for sale by
LANGWORTHY 4 FREY
And hy all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Scptcmhcr2l, 1850 --lly-wc
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The Cordial is all we Claim for it!!.
Mothers, Tiy It'll.

And tn you we appeal, to detect the llue>'
or decline not only ,i your daughters before
be too iltr, but u,n Your SuilS and huShIhds
for while the former from false dclicauy, ultci
20 down to "A premature grave, rather Than |.
their condition be known ~ Llno, tho laite
are often So mixed up With the eNcleiueni -
business, that II II were not for Au,l, they Ia"
would travel i. the same u@trd path uHL
IL Is too late 10 arrest their fatal tul. b. IL,
mnther is always vigilu,t, aud Ia yUa sc cui
hdently appeal; for We are sure y : arver
failing affection viii un1rrlugly pa,H. yuu
PROF.. WuOlis RES srol,AriVECOEDlAL A.,
HOOD RENOVNlOR rs the rumtdy whG
should bc always un lHnd "a TINE of need.
q, j. WOOD, Proprietor, +l+ Broadwj,l
New York, and III MarNcl street, 81. lnul,
Missouri, and sold Dy uli goHd Druggists. Prize
Ono Dollar por Rattle.
May /, isdl.-tly
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usATisFAcToRILYn u

revealed IN any book in the English language
Price - cents = one ~ the cheapest hooks inp
the world. u health could be estimated In
money, the new facts contained In this book,
tor the prevention of III health. would be cheaI,
at the above forfeiture. send for circular
fully describing IT,
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DKATu.-Died on the 18th instant, Anna
Clemie, youngest child of IL. ID. Ogden, in
the eighth year of her age.
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DON'T DELAY,
BUT
PURIFY TIE BLOOD.
DIR. wEAvER'S
GAHEER and SALT RHEIM SYRUP


Diseases, Cu,aneoUs EruptiOns, and
every kind Of Disease arising
from AL impure state
of the blood.
The most effective Blood Purifier ui the Nine.
tcerih Century.
TT Is the prescription u1 an Educational PLY.
i stefan, and ~ who are "lliclud with any nj
the above named diseases should use it without
delay. such letters rs the following are often
received;
JEROaEvILLR, Ashland county. ohio,l
November 20, lsG0.
Messrs. j. n. Harris & Co.. Chincnnati. Ohio:
Gcnucmeu-i deem tt u duty ~ vol ny Il
pleasure tu iufirm yuu what DR. WEAVER'S =
SYRUP and tEIiATE has done fer mo, and
hope that this letter may come tu the notice
ui persons similarly all cted. In the year 1850
was attacked with letter, or some kindred
disease, on both my legs, which extended from
my knees 10 my feet Was one raw sure. | con.
suited md obtained medicines aud prescrip
lions from nearly all tho Physicians ia this
vicinity, bat obtained no rel,et. Nour Agent At
this place, Mr.. Holman, recommended me H.
try the syrup AID Cera'e, which fortunately
did. and am now II sound aud we'll man by their
use.
With great gratitude. r'main.
Yours. truly, JOHN WElRBAUGHT
MIR. Werbaught being "a well known gentle.
man of >lltnd county makes this information
most rel ahe.
u, taxing the Syrup ~ directed, IL will drive
tie disease from tho system. and when once
"ut un the ~kin. a few applications If
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u. yeIpcau'- Benu,ifying Powder.

II imparts tn the complexion an exquisite
hloom aud transparency. and eiiectuaIb pre-
Nen,s I'll formation Of wrinkles, blotcues,
ireckles. pmples. wens, ETC., etc. Price 81
per box. sent by mail.
Every letter must contain six cents In stamps,
tu be used fur reply. Address Dir. jackson,
Herbert * Co.,, ur simply postoitce Box l3s Gin.
cl'nati. Ohio. Office, M. lGI sycamore street.
Medicines and Instructions sent lr, mptl, , To
any part of the country.
February \, lSGl.-G0m.j.
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tho only artclo IN the world that, without
inconvenience or danger. viii infaliibly prt .
ent cchcoption. Thousands of married la
lies, too feeble to bear children except vi the
hazard VI life. have reason to be tl,nkfal ivr
his Invention. II resembles ne other prevent
I've Ia use, 'and is superior to all. Forwarded
To any address.
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No. 400 Broadway, New York.
g. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietor,

N. B.--Dc.cssp:ive Circulars Sent Free.
D'Agent> Wanted Everywherc..Cu
May /, lsGl.-[ly
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA Sfl
Il OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. l. OOl
GREAT D0UBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The cspsciy of the Road is eus 10 any In the
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
n. NJ a.. IL,


Office No. Asior House, corner Of Nesey-st-
Facilities fer the tTa spoItaon Of Passengers and oIa
Ciu cinL s Chicago, St. Louis ST. Paul Nashville MsDphss
Now. Orleans and all other towns In the West North West.
sud 1oWes r speed aud comfort bJ any
route.
Through trains for the West eave New York foot OF Con-
andst Morning Express IN Evening Express, p
N. also at p. m, from place, via Ahen,owp ar
irving Pittsburgh ct IL next day. and connecting ero Win
all Western trains.
Sleeping and smoking cars all the trains. -
FaIe always low and the tine as quick " oy any o'nsr
route.
BY this route ffeghs Of all can oe orsIded
to and from point the R2re sas o ono h IL
ROAD DIRECT or to any port the nayisabe rivers Of
the West by steamers from Pftsoufgh l.. A., w...A-
The rates Of Freight to end from any point IN tne
he yia Rairosd Ut all times a. favorable
charged by other Railroad Companies Mecnsats ana ship
nsr the transportation Of their fresnt 20 TINS Com
panv can reIy with confidence Its speedy transit
TSs Company also msn.ains an EmiSrant Accommoda-
on line Nv sbich parties enigatiug Westward enjoy
beap and comfobe mode Of conveyance at one half tho
J. /. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No AstorHOu's.
IEFCH K Co., Freight Agents,
No Astor House. and No South Wiliam-st-
No. Battery piece
EYocH LEWIS. General sOpt AltccsA p
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.np..nanrnhle nIomhera nnd Ex-Memhers q

An Respectable Members and Ex-Members Of
CONSTITUTION GREYS, METROPOLITAN HOME
GIARD and other independent Iions desoUs OF
ioinipg new Commissioned Militia COMPANY invited to
meet It the Jefferson Market drooms THIS (fhursdsyl
EVENING, at 3 o'clock
MISUNDERSTANDING EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
LANDEkSThree Dollars 81 bounty win be paid 10 stout
hearted able men being mustered into my company
Warm barracks and abundant provisions provided inme
detely on enrolment Recruiting office No 545 Broadway,
basement. JAMES G. ROBERTSON, CsptaIn
BThe family supplied with certificate Of relief on the
recruit reaching camp.
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TVUP
Iii met al ia Rooms the Cooper Union Building THIS
DAY Thursday al o'clock SubJsct- Explosive froJec-
Tiles ADD-,Jja JOHN ~ CHAMBERS, Rec. Sec. pro. TEN.
RepubIicans, Fourth Ward, Brooklyn, will
meet at Washington Hall, Adams, IilaIys ST.. on
THURSDAY EVENING Dec II, at O'clock for the regis
stion for the Primary Election to be held Dec 49,
ISAAC II. CRANE Sec. A. b. HANCE, Pres.
The Eighteenth Annual Report and Directory
of the Association for Improving the Conui-
tion of the Poor being ready Subscribers will be
sapped early prscnabe at their residences OF imme
dia.ly by calling the Office No 80 Bible House, Astor
place The following officers of the Association aud Mem
ber Of the Ward Committees are authorized TO receive SUP
JAMES BROWN President No. 80 wallrt.
JAMES BOORMAN, Vice-Presdent, No l5 washington
JAMES LENOX. Vice President, No. SO 5th.sv.
HORATlO ALLEN, Vice President No 25 Clinton place.
A. n. WETMORE. Vice President, No. 81 Vetey-st.
JOHN c. GREEN, Vice-Presdent, No. Y Sou'h-st-
ROBERT B. MINTUBN. Treasurer, 10 Is South'si.
ii. GEORGE ". ABBE, No. 80 Baroisyst
III. H. 5. TERRELL, No. Al Park place
Nv. OLIVER w. WOODFORD, No. l4O Madsonrst
V. A. x. WETMORE. No 8l Veseyst
" sTEPEEN C9X0VER, No no Leonsrd-'t.
VII MATHEW BIRD, No. 2i8 MadisOn-st
VII JOSErH B. COLLINS, No. 81 West llth-st
TX. DANIEL FRENCH, No Chsrlesst.
x Z. A. FRASER No 303 Broome-st.
XII JAMES LITTLE No PAS 7th-st.
Kill LEWIS CHICHESTER, No. 2s2 East Broadway.
XIV. DAVID TERRY, No: 1893 Mulberryst.
XIV THOMAS DENNY, No. II Clinton place
XVI L. JACKSON. No. 12l West 22d.st.
XVII s. G. LYNES, No. Al ST. Msrk's-plsce.
XVIII. A w. SPIES. No. 81 East 2lss.
XIX WILLIAM LEAKE, East Seth near 4thav.
Xxx JAMES DEMAREST, No. 1875 West 32d-st
XXI VIM. 3 BIBBINS N. H., No. 50 Lexington-av
XxII A. Nj. LYON, No. 80 West 42d.st.
r. NJ HARTLEY, Secretary.
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DILaRIMS OF FASHION--A New Novel, by
KiIahan CoInwais will be published Immediately, by
HARPER & BROTHERS.
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READY ON SATURDAY.
THE NEW NOVEL
BY the author Of
"RuTLEDGE,"
entitled
THE SUTHERLANDS.
One slegsn. l2mo. Cloth bound. Price 81 IS.
For many years there hs, sppeed work Of fiction Of
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whose curiosity became regarding its authorship
which this day remains mystery. The new novel
1.-THE sUTHERLANDs'-develOpes fresh literary genius
of extraordinary character and win unque.Onsbly add to the
fame Of the author
Also the day,
A new and superior edition Of
RUTLEOGE.
Uniform In appearance and price with The su:hersnds"
RUTLEDGE, after having passed through more than
twenty editions has for time past been entirely out Of
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ready sale.
Copies Of either win be BY mail postage free
ceipt Of 81 IS, by CARLETON, Publisher date RuOD &
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THE HERALD OF PROGRESS
Cosmopolitan Journal Of Health, Progress and Reform.
Devoted to no Sect belourns,o no Party,
NOT GIVEN TO oSK IDEA
AFREE PLATFORM FOR FREE INoUIRERs.
THE HERALD OF PROGRESS.
ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS Editor.
Assisted by all Association Of Able Writers and
Correspondents .
II comprises the following with oer Departments OF Ihousnt
QUESTIONS AND ,YsWERs'
MEDICAL WHISPERS
AND PRESCRIPTIONS
ny ThE EDITOR,
VOICES FROM THE PEOPLE,
TEACHINGS OF NATURE.
DOINGS OF THE "MORAL POLICE"
SPIRITS MYSTERIES.
TIDINGs FROM THE INNER LIFE,
PULPIT AND ROSTRUM,
BROTHERHOOD.
CHILDHOOD,
THE HERALD or PROGRESS
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1,O PRINTERS.-Four TABLE-RACkS,
IL and ive Isrs. sORTS-CASEs for SALE cheap. These
TsbeRaks snd Cases Ia excellent condition There
five cases TO each Rack Inquire OF j. q. COOLEY Co.,
No spruce.st Tribune Buildings. N. Y. City,
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V1HE PISTON PIPE Patent applied for) can

4 be supplied 70 the Trade III any qnanilty IL 10
the most conyeeot Pipe in existence Il maY be carsd IN
ordinary fipe Has been sold ia this city only whsc
II found m d rapid sas in the hands OF pedd.e oS
them selling 10 to % dozen pes dsy Retail price 3
.smple package, which 80 may be cleared will be seut
to any address receipt oil RI Address the inventor at
No 5i Ciial-st " NB.-Couutry editors copying the
above and promising subsequent notice." will Do sent ons
o1 the si.ic- traits.
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cyan Buren Light Ipfanfry,o

"yan Bnren Light IDfanfry,o
hIIAxDD2uAkILks IxD2 a NO. 48s BRoADWAI, ~ y
sNLDIKEk'S UNION COURSE,
LUNG ISLAND, IN ELEGANT BARRACKS,
Thoroughly Heated and Ventilated
fne Recruiting officers for this Regnent throughout the
ste arc hereby notified to send their men inusltey t
enp or the places viii be bed BIZ those who constant
Fesslhg ofe't OF men. TH0S. B. VAN BuREN,
Celcnel Commanding.
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Cavalry.
SRvalry.
HEADQUARTERS, No. "a BRoADwAY,
NpuXopE Nov 26 1851


NKwYORK, Nov. 26, 1851 )
By authority from the Ws Department and the sanction
of his Exceliency, Gov. Morgan. JAMES b. SWAIN l,t
Cavalry, u s. A. is recruiting for Regiment OF folun'
By the kindness of his Eycelency Gov. Morgan and OF
Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Landing have been assigned the quarters OF the Regiment
during its formation. -, -,
Lieut. Swain has orders TO Join the srmy IN the field for
scve service as the different battaions may DC or
gsuzed
been provided and will be served to the men last - they
o. enlisted. -
Officers having p.rts Of companies recruited will be re-
ceiyed aud organized application at these hesdqusers
As this probably the last snd only Regiment Of Cavalry
that will be organized in this State during the War those de-
of joining this branch Of the service m1t embrace this
opportunity JAMES b. SWAIN,
lst Cavalry, u. S. A., Colonel Commanding
Regiment of Volunteer Enginsers; p
Col EDWARD ". SERRELL, Lieut. Col. JAMES y.
HALL Major RICHARD BUTT.
This regiment has been accepted by the War Department
and one hall Of it Hilton Head. s. c.. the basuce
to 60 Within three weeks at the iorthest,
(SlD SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH.
few rigeers bostbuilders shpcsrpenters ponts
niers blackSmhs miners choppers la'nbermen naeinist,
rockmen wheelwTieis boiermskeTs, and raroeders will
be received TO complete the regiment
Recruits under pay mustered into service and furnished
with quarters and rations at once.
None but healthy and competent wortmen need apply.
The families OF the soldiers cared for by the authorities
Headquarters the Of Chambers and Chatham s
Eulstn ent for three years. during the war.
New.YoTk, Nov. 20 1851.
U. s. Mastering O2ice.-oficers of Volunteers
should written authority from their Coones 10 recruit
evidence the u s. Mastering Officers for ansporation
settlement Of This written authority should also
be indosed by the United States Musteng and Dsbursng
officer .
viii be paid transportation gwen unless the
above rule il conformsd to-
rzzrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-12
Chances tor Business Men.

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w RY aud AGENTS Great saving In EiSWALD'o
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need these times. Apply, with stamp to T. q. Els
WALD, Providence r. l.