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TERMS OF ADHESION.

Lest there should be any weakened DEM
ocrals whose patriotic impulses incline then,
to enter the trap about 10 b. set by the Repub-
lican leaders, we direct their attention 10 the
following terms OF admission to The pew par
iy, as stated in the columns OF the Harrisburg
Telegraph.
sOne thing is certain, thai between The avow-
d and iearlessly sustained principles oil the en-
tire Rep1blican party and large porton Of
what wss formerly the Democratic party, there
was no In poriani difference, either n he pur-
poses 10 be attained or the manner OF their at
tanmpnt. Therefore, union with that wing
Of tbs Democracy IS Of the most simple as well
as practical character. Il requires no lnvira-
ton on the part Of the Republican party, pro-
vided the men who thus boast OF lbelr adhesion
10 princigie are honest, and il there is any
renuncibilon TO be made, ii must bs declared BY
these same Democrats, who weoid be expected
TO give up all their own preference with regard
10 men, all their corrupt predictions on the
subject at the Organizations, and Come into the
enthusiastic ranks Of the Republican party,
with those principles Of high regard for the Un-
ion and respect for the Constitution, which
have so far rendered these men decen. 10 The
eyes Of then countrymen, and which act would
give them position in the politics OF the I'm
ION which no struggle or covenant of their
own, as a separate organlzaiIon, could possibly
accomplish. Bui 10 ask the Republican party
to give np one IDEA II ITS sublime principles
t. ash them 10 surrender a single feature OF IFS
creed or compronise its ergani2ation to concil-
Iate any ean oil SET OF men, wonld be as rIdicu-
lous and as. unholy as the emepdailon OF the
Lold's prayer, by omlling the ajunct.op a.
galnst stealing to conci'late the thief, or that
on murder 70 compromise with The assassin" !"
We commend the above 10 the particular
consideration Of the Umon Democrats IN the
House OF Repyess natives, who were treated 10
so many suagrv words before the officers and
rairpnage OF he Legislature were distributed.
The terms ot admissipa TO the new party are
quite essy, p'oedirs The applicants are honest
that point is insisted upon laid are willing
TO give up their principles and Come ,nio the
Republican party. Ofcoygse there will be a
perfect rush for admissinn upon such accom-
modatiug terms. We think that we see Dem
ocrals ty scores aud by hundreds peilfionpg
leradfnlssion inlo tbe Republican organization
revised and approved. .-Pcf'rot and Ua'or
Was it the egg or The chicken that first made
its appearance on this terrestrial globe!8l Ias
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31
John Randolph Outdena.

OF the many anecdotes OF this eccealric man
OF Roanoke, we don't 5el:eve the following
was ever 10 print:
He was travelling IN part OF Virginia with
which he was unacGuaInted In The meantime,
he stopped during TIE night al an lnn near the
forks Of the road. The innkeeper was tine
old gentleman, and no doubt OF one OF ;he FIST
families of the Old Dominion. Knowing who
his distinguished guest was, be endeavored 10
draw him into conversation, but failed ~ all hs
efforts. But n the morning. when Mr., kaneoipi
was ready 10 stal:, he called Tor bis bit, witch
on being presented, was paid. The landlord,
still anxious to have some conversation with
him, began as follows: s
(Which way are you travelling, Mr.. Ran
dolph ~
'Sir {" said Randolph, with look Of dis
pleasure.
81 asked" said the landlord, "which way are
you ,raveling?'
"Have ! paid my bill e
"Do owe you anything more !"
"No."
"Well, | am going just where I please-do
you understand :"
eyes,
The lsndod BY this time gol somewhat excl
ted, and Mr.. Randolph drove of. Bat to .the
landlords surprise IN few minutes The servant
returned 10 enquire which Of tie forks of The
road to tasa. Randolph not being out Of hear
ing distance, TIE landlord spoke at the top Of
his voice.
"Mr. Randolph, you don't owe me one cent
Just take " hch road you please"
lis said that the air turned blue with the
curses Of Randolph. W Hasrrif tg s.
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Chr Sch 90 master abroao.
EDITED BY SIMON sYMTAX, ESQ.

U7-Friends of education who wish to enIighten
the public on the subject of teaching the styoung
send communications TO the above, care of "Bed-
ford Gazette.' m gHr
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{
treasury trembes and staggers like strong mAn
with loo great burheG upon bm. strong
man in an air exhausted receiver is not more
helpless to-day than is the treasury Of this gov
ernment benealh the exlausing process To WHICH,
it is subjected. The mighty monarch Of the
forest himself may hold at bay the foremost,
mightest OF his toes, while the vile cur coming
up behind him and opening bis fangs gIces him
fatal wound, and although he may struggle
on boldly and valiaully, She life blond is sIeat-
ly trlcking from his heart, and he is al last
forced TO loosen his grasp, and he grows ioiAt,
and ialtrrs and dies. Tne Treasury 6,ies issn-
ed in the lace Of these immense ouilays, with
out revenue from custom houses, tom !and
sales. f'om any source whatever, are beg gaGing
10 pail in The market. Already have they IT,
gun 10 sell at six per cent. discount at Tie Ia
bles OF the mooey changers; at The very iiiar,
too that we here sxlibt lh- singular spee.acls
OF fraud, aud OF a struggle with the Commit Z
OF Ways and Means ltseit, 10 an endeayog 70
lift up and sustain the government OF the conc
tiy. Already the suiler-thal curse Of The
camp-is following The paymaster, asthe shs.fl
follows the ship, buying up for four dolafsfs-
cry five dollars oil The wages OF the seidfis Aald
to them in Treasury notes. have no dfsife
to hasten the movements OF the army, or 70 crit
icise the conduct OF It's leaders, but IN lew Of
The stupendous drafts upon he Treasury, must
say long for the day OF striking the blow
which Will bring this rebellion 10 an end Si2ty
days longer of this state Of things will btins a.
oout result one way oil other. Il is imp2ssi-
bic that :he Treasury oi the United States caa
meet, and CONTINUE to meet, tins state ol things
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31

Curious. Eight years ago the wfe of John
LaWborough, OF Plns prairie, IN this conniy,
died, and was buried there. 4 short time since
il became desirable 10 take up and remove the
remains Of Mrs. L ana last week MIR. d. L.,
Smith, Of this place, was employed 10 perform
The labor. The grave was opened, and The
colin which was in a state of perfect preserya-
ion, was removed; but before depositGg It ~
the new place, il was concluded 10 open il,
especially as ii appeared uncommony heavy.
!! was, therefore, opened, and the body OF Mis-.
l.. was found TO be perfectly pstrIfied; every
part being as full and fair as Oh the dag OF her
burial, eight years ago, except The lower part
of the face and the hands, which We're partially
drcayed Her limbs, breast and every part,
with the above exceptions, were solid stone,
and as fair and perfect as when she died. The
soil OF the CARVE was clay, an! possessed no
ptculiaritles that were discernible. This Is an
uncommon case, and. wihal, curious one.
We get these lacts from Mr.. Smith, the sexton.
--Genesscs (M) Repabicas,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31
A Cheap Breakfast.

A son oil Erin, at Schenectady, heard the
breakfast bell ring on boaid canal boat just
starting out for Buffalo. The fragance of the
viands induced him TO 90 aboard. .
'sSure, Captain, dear, (said hc,) and what'll
ye ak a man for travellin' on yer illesand swan
of boat %
sOnly cent and half mile, and found"
replied the captain. ealt
can is II the vttals ye mean 10 fnd,
sure 90 t.. f.a
eyes. And iiyou are gong along, go down
10 breakfast"
Pat didn't wait 10 be told second time, but
having descended into the cabin and made a
healty meal, he came on deck aud requested that
the boat might be stopped. .., ~.
"What do you want to stop for?" inquired the
captain.
'.How far have We comet" asked Pat.
qssOnly a little over a mile" seiilst
Pat thereupon handed the captain two cents,
and coolly told him that he believed he would
not go any further with him, as Judy would
wait the breakfast, not knowing that he had
breakfasted out. hA
The joke was so good that the captain took
the two cents, ordered ihe boat stopped, helped
Pat ashore, and told him that should he ever
have occasion 10 travel that way again he
would be most happy 10 carry him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31

Flattery is like fail, which, II not adroitly
used, will box your own ears, instead OF sick-H
ling those oftbe corn. 1sis sef sagi&
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31

~ Where did you get that turkey :" said
Col. Billy Wilson 10 one OF his amiable recruits,
who came into camp ae other day with fine
bird. "Stole it," was the aconic answer.
aAh,'' said the Colonel trlumphantly to otaby-i !
stander," you see my boys may steaL but they
won't lie." M o..f,a VI.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31

SCENE IN A SANcTUM.--Enter iargf strong
man, with cow-hide in hand. .ssltg
"Is the editor inl" 8llfa7
"He is" sts. 3s{ .6o
"You?"
ayes
81 have come to settle with you.' aa
well, (editor draws revolver,) go head
81 have taken your paper now about year,
"Well Gaping bis pisiol.)
"An article IN your last issue, (editor cocks
his plsiol,) has convinced me, sir, that you
--need-- @ si'7se y
81 deny your right to give it--be cautious
sir.n e ss n,
sGive you wbat9" s~se syss
GA thrashing."
ssWhy, no, my dear,sir, came top pay IN adj
vance for another year." -'aP
The editor wilted. pwe
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All Of US who are worth anything, spend our
manhood in learning the folliea or expatlatln9
the mistakes Of our youth. 81" -
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-01-31

Was it the egg or the chicken that FIRST made
its appearance on this terrestrial globe! Is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

permit me to sacrifice uselessly the lives of
the men intrusted to me-"
He sent messengers to Cairo for larger guns,
and in thirty four hours after they were load
ed al Cairo, they were playing upon the forts
at New Madrid, behind safe breastworks,
which the enemy never dreamed were built
under their very noses. To a rash general,
DESTROYS of glory, this was strong induce
ment TO go in and win the laurels. The gen
erals reply to some of the anxious officers:
gentlemen you shall have the FORT but my
conscience will not permit me to uselessly
sacrifice the lives of my men," gives an in.
sight to what l call true generaship, and
really requires more bravery to carry it out
than the man who, for fear of public opinion,
or DESTROYS to make a name, rushes heaclong
at the first sight of his adversary But what
puzzled many was, how four guns OF twenty
four pounds could take two forts, with eight.
teen 32-pounders, and five or six gunboats in
the bargain. But it has been done.
We found on entering the fort that we had
done them tar more damage than they had us.
We had knocked over three of their heaviest
runs and one small one, shot through the
boiler of one of their boats, and played smash
with them generally.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
OF MAssA

" CHUSETTS.-worcester, ss-Probate Court.-To
nil persons interested in the estate of LUCY MARSH,
late Of Oakhan, in said count, deceased ln'estae
holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of April xt
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause why the
account rendered by Alexander Crawford the Admins
traitor Of his administration of said estate. and now on
nle in this ice, should not be allowed and the Court
orders service Of this citation by publishing the same IN
the Massachusetts Spy newspaper printed In WOrces
ter, three weeks successfully, before said Court
Witness HENRY CHApIN, Esquire, Judge Of s'ld
Court this tenth day OF March, in the year eighteen
mchl2 wal CIIAs. Il. STEVENS, Asst. Reg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
WORCESTER:
not1tes.


Also, constantly on hand, fine lot of Blank Books
Gilt Books Bibles, school Books and Fancy Goods ali
new, aud cheaper than at any place.
mcS d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
9entlstrp,

G.. D L N T l S T R Y.
lI1YIyGREEN ~ jerks,
s u II G. Y q N DEN TT s IT 5 :,
Office IN Union BLOCK, 1917 Main ST.,
Over Fiske d Goddards Jewelry Store.
DIR. w. IL. GREEN, DR.. A, Il. jerks,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted in every style of set
ting Gold, Silver, Platina Vucanized Rubber &C., of
the highest finish from parts to full set.
PRlCES.-For Upper or Lower Sets Of Teeth, in Gold
Settings warranted Is carats fine $50 to S40 Upner and
Lower 500 to S5 Silver settings Upper and Lower $l2
to ~; Vulcanized Rubber, $50. diff jy6
TOR THE BEST DENTISTRY, AT
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES,
CALL AT No. MECHANICS HALL.
DR.. G. o. STEARNS, DENTIST.
ole dti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
II. LOYD'S FERTILIZER
A INFRINGEMENT
SuperphOsphate of Lime
Manufactured by
JOHN LLOYD 81 CO.,
Providence, IL. L.

The Analysis of Llloyds superphosphate of Lime
Basic Phosphate of Lime. "a CaoPo5) 742 per cent
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime, (Ca 2 o 81 1853 :"
Organic and volatile matters 40 so
Sulphate Of Lime, 230S
Insolube matter, sand, &c ana
Water, I'D
Alkaline Chorides, Alumlna, &C.. not determined
Inc organic matter Yields three cent. Of Ammonia
The samples. OF which the above is an ANALYSIS / Sc
OF Superphosphate as prepared for Market such
4 way mink as iairlv TO represent 1t.
sent mixture of the several samples to Prof John
SON. and append below his statement in regard toit
Brown University, Dec. 20, 1861.
have anayzed the sample of Lloyd sSuperphosphate
forwarded by YOU The following statement Is the
erage OF several two four separate destinations of the
agriculturay important ingredients:
Water expelled at 2l2S, 1856 per cent
Organic and volatile matters, 5O1T
Sand, 42i
Lime, II
Phosphoric Acid 1921
find further that water extracts the following per-
centages:
Lime, g7g
Suphuric Acid, li45
PhosphOric Acid, 80
The organic and volatile matters yield Am
monia TO the amount of all
This is accordingly excellent fertilizer being gen
une superphnsphate unusually rich In soluble phospho
of Ammonia
Its mechanical condition is verY good admitting of
easy distribution throughout the soil.
Very truly, yours DC.
Laboratory Sheffield Scientic School,l
Yale College, Dec. 49, 1861.
For sale in this city by ELLIOTT SWAN at Swans
! Hotl. d6m&wlt iaIs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
QY LICENSE OF COURT-W;iI h

~ sold at Public Auction, at Brookaeld on rTrES
DAY the 10Th day Of April next, on the premises AZ .
O'Clock in the afternoon, the following Real Estate be-
longing to the estate Of Seth w. Banster decensed
bounded westerly by the road leading from
Brmhed, northerly by ROAD leading from tho
Brmhed road tO the Sturbrdge road easterly bv land
OF John Dnrant, and southery by land Emery Bart
lett containing about four of moving
ing Also, thousand, less, Asparagus Roots
OF two years growth
Terms made known at the time and place Of sale.
W. 4. BANISTER, Administrator
,nehG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

uEFEHENCEs.
CeorVe Law, Moses H. Grnellt ehehlen BROS ADAMS
Fxnrees 90 New York.
Frastus Corning, Albany $3.50 r. -.
Senator Wilson. Adams Express Co., Boston.
Aiexander Cummings. j. II sargent. North Chace,
Adams Express Co, Philadelphia,
Rigs 4 Co, (Bankers,l Washington.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
A LPHEUS B AUS TIN
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,

Nos. 1864 Main street, and No. Southbrdge street.
Furniture made Ordei Repairing and Vanishing done
at his shop OF at your noises, oy experienced work
men in neat manner. IN moderate terms.
Chairs Reseated, Extension Tables soiid Black
Walnut. Mahogany, and Rosewood Chamber Sets, Book
Gases Desks Counters, snow Cases, Picture Frames
Wire Screen Frames, Meodoons. Nc, made and sold al
low prices. Pulpits AMI Church Furniture made to
order Churches and Halls seated with Circular Seats
Also will keep on hand Cotins and Coffin Trimmings, al
reasonable prices. ALPHEUS b. AUSTIN,
ap2 att Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

RURW ELLIS WASHING SOAP; also
A. winchesters, and Masons extra for sale by
slO dti D. D. ALLEN n o E Front -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

CPECIAL NOTICE TO FARMERS
~ AND GARDENERS.--If you want to yet the best
fertilizer IN the marcel 20 20 south Worcester where
YOU get the Pure Bone Dust. Also, Bone Meal for
Cattle Orders by mail or otherwise will receive
prompt attention j. Is. ROOT.
f25 d&wtapl' Successor 10 WIN. Lumbard.
DOR SALE-Two s-feet and one eject
- second hand Screw Cutting Engine Lathes. nearly
new; Screw Cutters Upright Drill; Smiths Portable
Forge. Inquire o. @. ". WILLARD. South Worcester,
DtO. WAKREN dtf ia7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

DEST COFFEE. SPICES & CREAM
~ TARTAR,
Ground and Sold Pure.
Also Several Kinds of Domestic Coffee,
at Very Low Prices, at the
Q o f e e and 5 pice M Ills,
Corner of Union and Exchange streets
iy2l n3m W.J. WHITE. Proprietor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
~ AND COLLECTOR. Inquire at the Spy Office Q !
No IL Crown street dtt mchII
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

GARDENERS RHEUMATIC COM
~ PouND-A large lot for sale wholesale and RETAIL
by GEO. II. SPUkR, POI Main street. off mchl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

DIR. HORACE FAIRBANKS CELF-
80 DRAFTED COMPOUND For sale by GEO. R.
SPURk 20l lain street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

III T. HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF
- BUCHU-For sale by GEO. R SPURR, POI NJ ain
street. utf mchl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
9Nlsc&ll

CONSTITUTION WATER A sure
cure for all diseases OF the Kidneys for sale by Eo
H. SPURR, 2Ol Nam street. dit mChl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

GWEDTSH LEECHES-A fresh lot lust
~ received of superior quality aud for sale by GEO
P HARLOW, ApOthecary DIT ia1
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,

landing and embarking Passengers at QUEENSTOWN;
(Greland)
The Liverpool, New York and PHILADELPHIA Steamship
Co intend dispatchn. their luil powered CLYDE
built Iron Steamships as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

OFFICE AND SHOP TO LET.-The
~ office now occupied by Chas G Prentlss in Waldo
Block. Al shop in tho suitable for manufacture
ing purposes. Enquire Of T II KINNlGUTT.
mchS dDwis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

nR. E. G. GOULD CURE FOR PIN
~ WORMS, new discovery, for sale by GEO.
HARLOW Apothecary. dtf ala
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

HOYTS HIAWATHA-Fo sale b,
IA GEO. R. SPURR. 2Ol Main street. diff meh1l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25
SER SALE or a. Ret.
FARM FOR SALE-Situated in the

ItF54Af FOR SALE-A Cottage house ard
Hi; Barn, pleasantly situated in Worthwhile, with an
ksss acre of land which fifteen fruit trees in
bearing condition. The place 10 .aed mile and hall
from the Worcester Post flee and is in good condition
VIII be sold on reasonable terms lnquire of JDtI
HUBBARD on the promises, or of IL Nj. HUBBARD,
~ Elm street, WORCESTER d3w" mchlS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

fEfs:f FOX SALE-RARt. CHANCE
EiiSI A genteel New Residence. with all the modern
sA.-A-lmpr vemefts, within five minutes walk Of tho
posi- oIce IN beautiful location and desirable neip
5orhH3d; Inc lct has frontage Of ninety / ct Will
De SOLD at bargain, liberal terms For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber. u. W YAIIL
mchl5 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-25

GUM ARABIC.-A large lot of extra
N Gum Arabic, for sale by GEO. Il. SPUR, POI Main
street off muh
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
DHGNIx REGIMENT.
CORCoRAN Z0uAvES,
Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade.
DATRfOTl ARnlISE

All you brave ngnng men who intend to enlist In this
regime nt fall into the ranks Of Capt Reddys company.
There not day TO be lost Time Is precious and delay
lew good who esperienced 70 be promoted TO ser
and corporals This VIII be OF the best fighting
Companies the regiment Capt Reddy has had many
years In regular and actual service There can
command Of our gallant and expei cnecd supsrsr
officers Col Jas G. nurkc aud Lieutenant Colonel VI. d.
Smith, aud that will leave mark II ever meet the
rebels All bounties from the state and gencre govern
enlisl IN company aud pass medical Inspection Also
furnished No more excuse Tor saer-
ihg OF being paid your ref from The State No
of earth pays clotesand feeds her sol
ders better United America. Arouse then,
from all other forward TO the rescue oi your
country, and eu with mt nj my Office, No. W
Walker street corner Of Elm.
A nfst and second lieu, cnant wanted. ~
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

(NuR UNION MUST AND SHALL ne PREsERVED.--A
~ gani Mass Meeting VIII nc hela in Ear cSaway l. l.,
Friday August -, 52 at clok for the pufose oi "
cona4lg enlistment tae defence nf lUrious
y ana situation Tire neelina viii be adge std y, j. J.
Armstrong Esq, Johu W. Dcno ESQ., Jas + itady, Es,
ond Thomas Carroll, ESQ General Corcorss eAne,ca 70
be present
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
pouNry. BOUNTY. BOUNTY.

o. sIb3 BOUNTY
win be paid every recruit joining Col Dodges Mounted
Ni.,cA sE
ss3 v III he cid mustered into service.
So aud months they reach the regi
flt.
s-gst tie expiration Of the term of service.
ciir tickets given 10 the families Of the volunteers i'm
snicdin.eiy.
Car War he's odered that DO increased 10 regiment
Recruits wiii be sent tho regiment three times
wecETucsiays, Thursdays aud satugdayslhus avoiding
my dciiy wattnver.
Horses arms aud equipments furnished each man imme
diaey nrOn arrival regiment ut Norfolk Va.
Head ,rters GOO Bodway, a; the tent in the PARK,
CAPT A. o. PATTON. Recruiting onicer.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

NrnoN BATTALION o. LIGHT 10 TfIrr AErTIILERY.
This is the only arssnEaton IN hs city which pays the
,sanle bounty rrsiments already ~ the nra. a.
Those desous of jouing the I'm $a arm o. tns service
and at the sang Time leaving snug little sum,
sxill call al tbe h.adl, arers. sos Broadw V:ry,
DON'T WAIT TO BE DRAESE1niir SE1niirr4pn
974a.t Major Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

a REGIMENT BEFORE RICHM OND.-EIGHTY
"A scyeuta rc,lent NeX York State Volunteers, Colone
Dodge.-charics T.. frota nyham Sae Of the New York
Gusrd) having received author
ty from Col Dodge ored by Governor Morgan TO raise
Company b, above regiment stationed within
evelye under the supervision OF the
ssiant Mcclellan is OF raising forty allie bodied
men 10 All company Seventy nine dollars cash will be
S,ad each pom his being mustered Into service: Fay
.s, commercc rom enlistment and enc months advance
the with the usual bounty and re-
sfez,- families Uniforms aud iafions furnished imme-
dia,ev Remember that drafted on and after the
18TH End TO secure tie boany rn"n must enlist before
cass VA S,s,. Appljc made Immediately TO
SsH p Es s~ROTHlNGHAM, First Lieutenant, 4S3
Broadwny or "a \. I'm II. DOBBs, Captain ll5 Grand
WHILE