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\ bounty of TWELVE DOLLARS win he paid te each recruit enlisted for the rsiery os fsfsafyv arm.

 Besides the monthly pay, as above stated. one ration per day s allowed every soldier which is amply sufficient for his subsistence; stso lasww supply ot comfortable and genteel clothing faosa quarters aud fuel at at times fat nislsed and every attention will be paid to making those ,pea who may enlist, and are determined tn serve their countgy iu good faith. comfortable and eontea,rxl with their situation The best medical at,en,lanrs Is always provided for tho sick soldier; end no ae duetioa of pay made during the perod he is mn able 10 perform his da,y. Should the soldier he dis ahIed in the line of his duty, the law provides . pension for him.

 By the above # is seen that the pay and allow ance Is respectable. and that, with prudence and economy, the monthly pay of the soldier msy hs laid up-as every thing requisite for his comfort and convenience Is furnished by The Govesnmsmf. including his sugar and eofee The psudent soi. dies, therefore. may readily save from ss1g to Sie20 daring his enlistment of EGre grars; and d the expiration Of the teim he eaa, if he choaaes purchase small farm in any of the western States. and there settle himself c0inloitsbiy on his own land. for the rest of his life.

 The sum of flro doilasEs wih be paid sc any etrs. zES aoH-coam missioaed oesesr or soldier who shall bring to the rendezvous able bodied recruit who shall be regularly enlisted The citizen should present his Secrul. to the Lieutenant or captain, and not to the RecruHg Sergean,s THOMAS T. CONWAY. LieMtsaaaf

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