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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

nISSOLUTION.-The copa' tnership here
Dtofore existing between the subscribers, aud known
the arm ofMADILL & PATTON, Is this day dissolv-
ed by mutual The books and accounts of
said erm are in the hands OF ]. G. PATTON for colec
T. +. MADILL.
]. G. PATTON.
DR.. MADILL will continue the Drug business at the
old stand Of MADILL d PATTON. where he may be
found mt all times when not professionally engaged, hv
close attention business he hopes to merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
Towanda, April 8, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

80 The we'll known horse called the 81
W. ., = owned bv PETER PIsRcs, Of Elmira' was sold
uiIa ['' ncs 10 an Eastern gentleman, for eighteen
hundred dollars.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

1cr CnEAM-If you wish to get nice
"a o...m call on WILSON, at the Bakery he
makes very hne d
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

INUAEnlAN'S SALE.-ln pursuance of
" of order cf the Orphans Court of Bradford Coun.
ty there will be exposed to public sale the premises
at O'Clock p on Saturday, June 81 1862. all the
right title and interest OF the minor heirs of HoratO B.
Bowen late of Warren township in certain tract OF land
situate n the township Aforesaid bounded and described
follows Beginning stake and in north line of
Jacob d. Bur6anks land and of lard VIM. Kim
ny Jr thence north $50 east Is $40 perces by land of
aid Kinny to stake and stones in centre Of highway,
thence so east 10 perches along said highway spring
water north GO 25A perches TO stake and
hence south 80 west 80 10 perches by land of
VIM NJ Chafee stake and stones, thence north $50
along the north lire OF j. d. Burbanks land SO 20
perches to place OF begRuing containing acres be the
same more or less.
ALSO-Another tract OF land situate in the town
ship, bounded follows Beginning in the centre OF the
highway northeast Of WIN. NJ Chaees shop, thence by
the OF the road north elsey IL rods to the
of Calvin Dodge's lot thence northwestery by he
said DOdges line the OF the mill road sixteen
rods thence south 200 west 2 d to the centre OF the
highway west of the said Chaees shop thence east by
siid highway Ii rods TO the place Of beginning contain
ing acres be the same more or less, all OF which the
said HOrtio b. RIwen died seized.
TEaMs-One half on confirmation of sale, and balance
In year with Interest from confirmation of sale.
LUCINDA BOWEN Guardian OF
Sarah A. Bowen, Cyrus f. Bowen. Martha l.. Bowen.
Nav 10, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

OOs windy day the dust in our streets
-.nsarsbs. Where is the street sprinkler or
haDC'' ornca,ion or citizens afford it, they cant
l., u, all pray for RAIN
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

Faosr--On Saturday night last this
sV visited with quite severe frost Corn &C.
Vicioy VA. considerably bitten" The peach
On '1s 'r,, 30 are informed, suffered considerably
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29
INSUR RANCE.

THE undersigned has been appointed the
l. Agent Of the Insurance Company CT North America
In town or county This Company OF the Oldest in
the United States having been chartered in 1893 it has
capital OF 900 000 and is managed by board of Di
rectoT Of the very highest character for honor and in
tegrity All losses adjusted promptly. Its
as low those of any good Company and property hold
nsurng in this Company may rest assured that they
rely the perfect safety of their policies in OF
loss. b. S. RUSSELL,
At the Banking Office of B. s. RUSSELL & co.
March Is, 1862 .--D4ltE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

Mr. Fl. A. BEEBY. OF the o"ego GH
Se' 80, to learn, has lost hia tile daughter
ztt'' We sins wears. She died on Thursday last
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29
= L A N II 8
GRAPE VINES, ROSES. YERBENAS,
Diolatrio0 paonias and Eovar pota for saa AT fhm

The grapes Of country quite distinct spe
ces from the wine Grape OF Europe. and are usually
and in their native state with peculiar foxy odor or Ia
vor and more less hardness of pulp these traits.
have already obtained from the wild type varieties.
of high quality and superior hardness and productive
ness in this our northern climate among the best know
offer for sale at exceedingly low prices, al of which
NJ frIln fn nan
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..i;. z0c1I AND GENERAL.

r.,.cs-Local Dews is deeply. desper'
tentatively scarce
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SHERIFF'S SALE. - By virtue OF
~ writ OF Yend Expo, issued out of tle Cours Of COM
exposed to public sale on THURSDAY, the 10Th day of
MAY A. D.. 1862. al the court house, in Towanda, at
o'clock p the following described lot, piece of parcel
by lands of Geo. q. Hill east by Morris j. Smith, south
by Mountain Lake and Harrison Dodds land and west
Franklin Brown and John F. Long Containing So acres
about so acres improved with log house. frame barn,
and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF A. and j.
Morley to of Alex. Allen, Jr. Bennett Denton
A. II. SPALDING, Sheriff
Towanda, May z, 1862.
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ALS0-In pursuance of the provisions of the Act of
the General Assembly passed the 29th day Of April 1874
Section 4lst at the same time and place Will be exposed
at public sale the tracts parcels of lands real
designated in the following list unless the taxes due up
on the same are paid before that time.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

HARRISBURG MAIL WORKS.
THE undersigned has on hand a supply of
l. Nails, from these well known work. The nails are
made from Pennsylvan Iron. manufactured expressly
for this purpose and of uperor quality For sale
to dealers only andOn better terms than they obtain
in New York. Enquire at the Banking Office of B. 5.
RUSSELL co. B. S. RUSSELL
Towanda March Is, 1862.
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WAR CLAIMS,

EXECUTORS NOTICE Notice is here
H by given that all persons indebted to the estate of
REUBiN GRIFFIN, decd, late of Sheshequin township
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and all
persons hsvng demands against said estate will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
May l3 1862. JOHN Y. GRIFFi N, Executor.
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N B.-Notice is hereby given, that amount suffci
er to pay taxes and cost will be required in every
where the land is sold the time of SALE and unless
terms complied with the lands will be again exposed
to sale. FRANCES WATTS, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office March 25 1862
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-29

LNSTRA Y.-Came into the enclosure of the
III subscriber, on or about the I'd instant. YEARL-
ING BAY COLT. The owner Is requested prove pro.
perty pay charges and take it away.
Orwell, April %. 1862. AARON COLE.
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AMUsEmE1Tx. A

XtALLACK'S
w Enirlnce, on broadway aaa Thirteenth Doors
open ~ ha past 0'c 9ck- Commences
TENTH WEEK or THE BRILLIANT ENGAgEMEET or
- Dir aud Mf-. w. j. FLORENCE.
CONTINUED SUCCESS OF
THE NEW BURIEso~yI,
ELY OiCONNOR.
ELY o CONhOk
ELY O'COSEDk
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT,
MONDAY ~ ENINC, AUGUST IL.
The performances wiz with the beautiful Come.
delta oil the great the season. called
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
sEPflMUs SYMMETRY. a ba chelor
MIR. w. j. FLORENCE
Mr. Daydge, Mr.. Barrett Miss Viola Croker, Mrs Ayr0n
and Mrs Geo. Skerlett in the cast.
The whole 10 conclude with thr great Burlcsque
ELY 0GONNOR
Mr.. w. j. FLORENCE AS the LOs sEi.Y COLLEEN BAWN
Mrs. w. j. FLORENCE MILES-NA-COPpALEEN
who, during the piece, performs the terrific feat
XAMPILLEROSTATlOS
THE PERFECT CURE by the entire Company aIghlly
tseved with ps ais Of laughter
New Music, New Songs, New Costumes &c.
THE ENTIRE BURLESQUE COMPANY APPEARING.
TUESDAY.-The great Burissqne and other entertain
ments
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Cl.OTHIN g.

A NO $50 BowERY.-ff. RosENTuAL HAVING A
N great desire 70 purchase large qnanisy OF cast of
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets jcwerY. &C. by call
ing on address NJ ladies' and gcnhcmen obtain tho
utmost value each article Ladl attended 10 Wy Mrs
R0scntha Please remember, aud Try $50 Bowery Opposite
Great Jones street.
A THE OLDEST STAND 49, SEVENTH AYENUE.--
"a EIEkIEIIS 70 pay the tolnNtls Fices Tor
ladies' aud gent Wcarn4 ~ 10 otor sir
Dcsscs from S5 p if4g cs NJ tro 81 W II s r. nts.
Also arpr,s Jew ry A uoie by lnst isry st-ud.
ed TO by ELENElS ijf sctnh svtnut. baiat attended
10 oW Mrs, E
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NOTICE ICE. .mo,n, ,.o n o.., .nv a.. u,o ,r,,u.
recruit.
SECOND REGIMENT,
SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE
HIILHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY.
Colonel r. g. CLAASSEN commanding.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
For Company + oil this Grst class regiment.
Pay 4l3 TO $23 per month from day of enlistment
United bounty $780, S25 Of which months
pay will be given IN advance.
State bounty Of So will be paid when mustered in
Comfortable quarters furnished at Camp ;wards Pierre
p0nt. East New York.
Clothing and subsistence mustered In.
PROMOTIONS FROM THE RANKS,
OFFICERS ARE EXPERIENCED
RELIEF TICKETS FURNISHED FAMILIES
Capt. TIIOS. F. GOODWIN
Lieut. G. II. SWORDS, Jr.
No Greenwch avenue.
597 Broadway, Lafayette Hall.
223 Bowery
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UD ALLY ROUND THE FLAG
III ANTHON BATTALION
ITGHT AITtrTEpy

MAJOR y. w. WILLARD COMMANDING
This being the only artillery recruiting this state,
with special permission OF the President nors An
roriuny Tor respectable young Join and
most eAlciant OF the service
few intelligent men, desrons Of serving their
country can secure position hy applying
HEADQUARTERS. 5lS BROADWAY
Pay and rsons with the United States army
regulations.
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NOTICE. .a u,,,s,
PHENix REGIMENT, CORCoRAN Z0UAvES.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
JAMES @. BURKE Col. NJ d. SMITH Lieut.. Col
"Boys. get s,icks A few more wanted to
complete Company of this the only Irish regiment be-
ing organized in the State The officers have service
the Army q the lotomac NO trouble VIII be spared to
Sl3 10 $3 month On. months pay advance Sl00
bounty ST which will be advanced the regi.
mcnt Is mustered in and $50 State bounty viii be paid i'm
medately joining Pay commence from date of
datey. and the will be Camp Pierrepont East
New York where everything conducting the health and
comfort will be furnished For further Information apply at
the headquarters, 534 Broadway
DANIEL CROWLEY Captain, 100 South street.
JOHN CLANCY First Lieutenant 270 Mott street and IS
Truck House.
THOMAS riley Second Lieutenant.
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NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 1852
DRY GOODS.

A CARD MRS Il. NORRIS CUSTOM SHIFTS MADE
~ TO nraer aer NC most modern imported ssy q her
factory, 1853 Broadway, N. B.-faisa wrist
banda the neatest the city all the OF varieties Col
LSls Ties Ac., amt.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

RTIFfCIAL TEETH.-DR DURKIN CONTINUES
~ xtaet teeth in two scconls without pam, b. the
OF bcnnmbpg r. N@xra charge Tor temporary sets
OF extracting. Chcnicslx . ire and eloroiorm.
DIR DURkIN. 3f3 Canal street.
A RTIFIo1AL ROM. FILIlNG INSERTED IN A SOFT
~ stie yysnG ~ pain TfndUr eth, old tooa hnd tere
shells III ev Bna Warranted md. Tut Ecnun ~ ony
81 my ooms $50 Broadway, near Seycnt enta ~tr e.
AnUhW ngp.ue ebTatfa Iu1th Powder iO I'm
!. PEARSON N. u. ptus reG
100 CERTIFICATE -HAyGSG ilAD ~ u tnETu
IL, II O = U&tagttt vftaatt ~ ~ ~ y, a .tt =
D. 3rsn.i street blntSs iiom Rioa y N, tt "
~ ett lhis reeala i ttNn W. .Ni NJ
:. ind aa,c MR. JbBa MfLltN, u.J u tr
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WATcmEs, JEW, ELRY. Se.

DIAMoNDs, OLD GOLD ANJ SILL ER WAIVED =
~ LOUIS ANKiCI, .25 BroAJ way. rnIer NeR fork ho.
,el OF r. e pay t.c hishes CO price f9r y amoaas
Gold AMI Silver Persons havS these srs of sair VII.
receive 20 en more for thcu than other place pd
city money without being mpeled 20 mkp otAer sooas
In exchange 723 Broadway.
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TTALLECK GUARDS
I'LL ATTENTION COMPANYt
SHOULDER ARMSl
BY THE RIGHT FLANKi
FORWARD. MAKCut
Recruits wanted for this company.
Young out business and wi hing employment can
not do better than Join this celebrated corps by
competent officers and intended to both in military
drill ana discipline regiment that has bern into
thc field Captain Caswe has made whereby
those enlistn with him receive promptly the State
government, and city bounty of $ll5 Recruiting No
Is Walker street Broadway.
Captain q. s. CASWELI Recruiting onlcec
Wanted-Two sergeans and three corporas
IJILLHOuSE LIGHT INFANTRY
II SPINOLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE, Second regiment.
Company II of this regiment wants twenty recruits
TO MI the company TO the maximum standard Men OF New
York City and State forward is your time, aud
render all country possible Bounties
granted by the city county and State authorities will be
fully secured the joining this company. Two dol
las will be paid to every bringing recruit to the
recruit himself being mustered into the service OF the
United States.
The men, being mustered In, will their
forms c and be TO the United States Barracks at
East New York.
Headquarters, No. 682 Broadway.
Captain W. w. BOWLES, commanding Company a.
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RAII ROADS.

TIuDsoN RIVER RAIL- AD.-TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
l Troy the North and West eavo Chambers street NJ
and IL A. M and 3i15. bSand i0:l5 NJ
4 oNg ISLAND RAJ LRoAD ACcoMMoDATIoN-oLD
s,u,h FERRY Term nus Trains leave NJ 40 A. NJ and
SIS r M Tor Gfecnpo q; II l43 A. aud 40 tcr 81
asset as A. A. and 3l5 5 5i5 L. ~ Iot Hemp.
ate III. hourly for jag lacsarom t5 A. NJ to0s45P.M NJ
= oNa ISLAND RAILROAD CHANGE or TERNl.
--fassev cr dcpot James slip and toos Thir
Vsssvmmer aray enrent-Leavc New York ats A. N. foe
areenport Sag lIaFbor Qri ut aud Hampton
ASA NJ, " NJ. and i3O r. W. for syosset
AtsS0P y for ageenport.
On sunU IS tran leaves Hunters Point (Thirty fourth
srect fer " All al. A. for Rverhead aud inermedite
at ons al excursion Returning kaves Rverhesd 81
SP.M
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HONPANY 3.
~ THURLOW WEED GUARD, COL. OLMSTEAD
SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
30 recruits wanted for the above S5 paid in
cash as soon mustered into the Sos before leaving
The Sate $75 when honOraby discharged families
vdca with reef tickets goo rtons and
uniforms furnished upon signing the roll Any additional
bounes that may hereafter be parties now ensng
wiz De entitled TO- The officers Of this company OF
experience have service and intend to their
pany second 10 none the service. So apply
Capt. CALEB ID. WEEKS, Recruiting Officer,
JS3 Fourth avenue corner Twen ighth street.
First LentenaHt-J T. Sliptec
Second Lieltenant--T. s. lockwood
Recruiting Office 203 Hudson street, corner Canal
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TI1E TUER.

THE TUK0.
HoN COURSE, L. I-TR0TTING ON TUESDAY,
" August IL at 81 ocock-A purse Of $50 mile
peat 20 20 as they please The horse that the
to tee minutes WINS the Closed with the following
entries III Woodruff names br. h., D. Pffer blk
Nj MI howe names g. m, s. Hoaghand names W.
Wheelan names h., C. Oakley s.
Mr.. Dubois names 3 m. Mr., r. WaIers names a horse
owner names horse, Mr. Darling names PAGER from
Jamaica. Admission ~ cents payable iu specie.
SHAW Il W HITE, Proprietors
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Lsrs, Ties Ac On land.
NLos Nc OFT SALE
y BARGAINS BARGAINS.
Every ! ar's worth o. suyrb stock OF
FOREIGN AND sTAPLE DRY GOODS.
oloAss sb4T Fs5a m sAss y 4o q ffh Sa chsT TO-
have de,e m Del On VI oqs se ion. lmprov nts
re luce M s)ck before thc aeIa ions mmenced La
es arc as ared hi VIII offer b. du ns this sale
"A''A MoSpAY july ss and clos. pos. .iyoly on
SATURDAY, AUGUST u. IsSs
SAhT%s Har FIJI ooss nss * snad aS yss sys
BLACK AND CoLoRED DRESS Silks.
PorN IskES SMHHARhh9}pEs shA}ps s BAkEGEs
Shsetng Muslins aud Linens, Table Damask. Flannels
blankets a asd 3ui.s Cloths cass%sres E%reroderies
N4 B0wery near Houston street.
Corros sagaTIses Hs ! ssst,, AsysHEErIsqs.
At POPULAR Prices
r ADIEs-THIs Is THE EAST MONTH FOR NICE FIT
Ia ting dollar ts Soc Skirts and the 25c Stock
Worsted Yarns and small This month prices must
advance. Now is the time to money. Send your or
ders and postage stamps N B-Premiuin allowed on sill
Nos. $50 and ssa Broadway. near Nineteenth street
nRGANDIEs AND JAcoNETs.
AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
A. T. STEWART co.
WILL BE OFFERED THE COMING wEEK-NEw
w tail styles Of Merrmack l31S per yard
white Muslns at nearly old prices; summer Dress Goods
FOSTER BROTHERS. g72 Blocker street.
PROPOSALx..
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

DECRUITs WANTED FOR THE FOURTH sENA-
IL toriai district regiment; Peter McDermott Coione
Geo W; Warner, Adjutant. This regiment Is hing up
the plces the district Committed Gov. Morgan
warrants to recruit company want men, true loyal
men, whose hearts seeed against this wicked
beon, and proud old tag wave every
hamlet the land Every inducement bounty and
relief ths regiment Offers. Rally the trumpet call Re-
cruing Office, 81 Albany street Wanted competent
gcant j. HOWARD ACkERMAN. Recruiting Ohccr.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.
n OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EQUIPAcE,
New York, August 7, 1852. :
Sealed proposals will be received al this Office twelve
o'clock NJ Oh Monday, August H. delivering by
at the Depot OF Army Clothing and Equpage In this city,
l0O. Forage Caps OF pure indigo wool dyed cloth,
100000 Forage Cap Covers
samples vi whcn be application at this Office;
hat be delivered within days. and the
within twenty from the date of the acceptance of the Ids
and be subject inspection by inspectors appointed
by authority OF the United States.
Bids must be accompanied by proper guaranty, setting
forth that the awarded the party
therein he will execute the and give bonds
the faithful performance of the contract.
The United States the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals should be endorsed proposals Furnishing
Forage Gaps and Covers" and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel D. II. VINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-08-10

NTOW IS THE TIME.
IN FORWARD YOUNG MEN FOR THE UNION.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS, Colonel
William Gurney-A few more able bodied young
ed to complete Company of this fine regiment. Look at
this.
State bounty, $25.
Government bounty, SIS.
Hard cash, s.
Ffywo dollars paid each mustered
forty dollars before leaving the State and
when discharged Quarters clothing and family
relief tickets furnished imme iiaely after enrolment Re-
crulng Offices 02 Seventh Thyffth street.
and the junction of Broadway and sixth Regi-
mental headquarters, 8l4 Broadway.
+. 8. HENRY,
e. DONALDSON,
Recruiting officers.
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4 IOECRCITS WANTED
IL so able bodied wanted to ill up Company B,
| Eighty-seventh regiment New York Volunteers,
L A

Eghty-seventh regiment New York Volunteers,
Colonel STEPHEN A. DODGE
under General McCeians command.
Captain John H. Dobbs Is ready to enroll every able
bodied that is anxious TO forward and reinforce
brave and gallant army before Richmond COM
led by brave commander Major General George
Mcclellan. Each will receive, after he has passed
surgeon mustered into the service e25 and 80 for
enistng This amount each viii receive before he
leaves the Office also will receive his $50 bounty from
the State within or,yeisht hours after enlisting Ono
pay advance the company Ii compet-
ed; 800 bounty at the end Of the war.
Relief tickets furnished to families Immediately. Pay
from SIS to so per MONTH.
Clothing, subsistence and transportation as soon as en-.
rolled.
would advise all that willing 60 this hour
peril join Immediately while they get the bounty
II you do not, beware Of draft
Apply 70 JOHN r. D0BBs, Captain Company b,
Eighty seventh regiment New York Volunteers,
No las Grand street, Williamsburg, L. l.
anu G. L. FRoTHIYGHAM, First Lieutenant Co. B,
Eighty-seventh regiment New York Volunteers,
4S3 Broadway, New York CITY,
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III l6a East uouston Lincoln Hail.
COLONEL ELIAS PEISsNEP.
The Colonel IN ends 70 make this regiment the FIRST ready
for service and one OF the best In respect Sucoal
only will be received acquainted with their duties
and whose character is known. The country needs honest
and needs them The country is In n criti.
condition, and needs every soldier Come forward then
Al once, men OF all classes and cilings.
Sis touniy before the regiment leaves New York. IL
guaranteed 10 every man.
Men OF New YORK come forward All the assistance and
bounes granted by the United States by
The STATE county and city authorities viii be fully 10
our and officers.
Regimen al Camp Turtle Bay Park Foy.hfth street and
avenue Regimenal Headquarters 100 East Hous.
~ ''' ELIAS PEIssNER Colonel Commanding
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SATaHS2SAu TaHSS osFssy aPa 81 Ie
First United Chasseurs offers every inducenen TO
vonntecrs Experienced officers from the field have re-
turned here. Bountes promptly secured
Immediate care and good quarters at Camp Washington
staten Island Recruiting office, Germana Hall, ~ avenue
A. ED. w. SCHAUFFLER, Recruiting Onicef.
ATH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT
Il COLONEL PETER McDERMOTT.
so able bodied for this regiment which offers
Inducements equal to any being organized.
Rally rally 10 your counrys defence for the protection
of your institutional freedom.
SAT government bounty.
$50 State
Sl3, months pay In advance.
Making in all $50 for each recruit.
WALTER j. BURKE
Recruiting Oncer.
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pHENIx REGIMENT.-RECEUITs WANTED, FOR
III Company ID, O'Aahony Guards, Phpnix regiment, Cor
coran Zouayes Colonel James c. Burke This company
under the command OF Captain Patrick Phaen the
oldest the regime MT who desrous that all
his old members will come at to enrol themselves IN
his II cannot be possible they will stand back
their adopted country In need OF their valuable
srvc. aud through the advice Of their enemies wait for
that which only ought to be employed TO
pei towards and traitors 70 stand in defence Of that Union
which they ths greatest privileges
the Of the earth. They viii find Il much 10 their ad
vantage TO come soon, as the company Is fast filling np
Quarters subsistence alton camp at East
New YORK Relief tickets given TO the families OF volunteers
Immediately sfter enlsting; bounty when enlisted s23
when the gment j. mustered In, S50 one months Iay
Sl3, advance and - enlistment fec making 80 the
cru will receive before leaving the ciy and when honora
bly, discharged SIS bounty from the government Apply at
the headquarters OF the company 5 Sxta avenue or la the
city Han PARK.
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METROPOLITAN GUARDS.
M COLONEL CHARLES 8. .TuRNBULL.

METROPOLITAN GUARDS.
M COLONEL CHARLES 8. TURNBULL
ADJUTANT GEORGE WHEATON,
The Union II and snail be preserved.
Having received authority to raise company for this fine
regiment have opened recruiting Office at 223 Centre
IT. where is splendid opportunity good, able
bodied under old tried officers Uniforms of
United States pattern with subsistence clothing
and qnarters furnished Immediately signing the roll
Pay commences from the day of enlistment
Ninety dollars advance to each recruit
One sergeant and two corporas well drilled in the bayo
and skrnish exercise wanted. Promotion from the
ranks in the field. Apply TO
+. JACKSON Captain 2o3 Centre street.
Opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
First Lieutenant, John c. Coates corner York street
and Hudson avenue, Brooklyn.
Second Lieutenant Norman Murray ,4S6 Broadway,
Forticth