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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
EXAMLM .ATTONs.
THE ANNUAL FXANINATI(

II vi Il a n n \ All En- AMI y 4 IlONS OE'
Il TEACHERS for the several districts of the county
will be holden at the following times and places. Can
dldes Tor inspection will please notice the following
tcularS
/. Each examination will commence at 0 o'clock am
and none will be inspected who do not in before
unless the delay he unavoidable.
ii. Teachers will he eXGmned ONLY in the districts
III which they expect to teach or in townships in which
they reside.
III No person will be inspected who has been present
any other examination in the county during the year.
w. Residents of other counties WILL NOT be exam
ned, unless they expect to teach in this county.
v All persons who do not KNOW they will not teach
in the county during the year. expected to be pres
ent for inspection but those who do not intend to teach
will not be allowed TO join the classes
VI. Each candidate will bring with him two sheets of
fools cap paper, pen ink and lead pencil.
Directors requested to he present during the whole
time of the examinations. They will find it to be a fa-
vorabe opportunity to enter into contract with their
teachers.
Examinations will be held as follows
Monroe twp. and Boro Sept l5 at the Borough house.
Franklin, Tuesday, Sept l6 at Varney School house,
Granville, Wednesday, Sept. II, at Taylor,
Leroy, Tuesday, Sept. Is, at Corners
Canton, Friday, Sept. 10, Corners
Troy q Armenia Monday, Sept. %, Borough
Columbia, Tuesday %, at Austinville
Wells Wednesday, Sept. q, Furgeson
South Greek, Thursday, Sept. %, at Geillet
Ridgebury, Friday Sept 26, Burnham
Smithfeld, Saturday, Sept q. at Centre
Springfield. Monday, Sept. 90, Centre
Horh rSmsna BGr1 asPo
Sept; 81, Borough School House,
Sheshequin Friday October ;, Snder ="
Ulster Monday, Get l3, Warner,
Athens, Tuesday. Oct II. Borough,
Litchfed. Wednesday, Oct. Is, Centre
Windham, Thursday, Oct. lG, Kuykendall
Warren, Friday, Oct II Bowens's
Orwell. Saturday Oct. IL. Hill "
Pike Monday, oct 90 Village
Herrick, Wednesday, Oct -. Landon
Wyalusing, Thursday, Oct. 23d, Camptown
Tuscarora Saturday, Oct. 25, Taylor
Wiimot Monday, Oct. u, !ngham
Terry. Tuesday, Oct 28 Terrytown,
Asy um, Wednesday %, LapOrte
Sanding Stone, Thursday, Oct. 80, Stevens d"
Rome, Friday, Oct. 81. Borough
WysoX Saturday, Nov. |, Myersburg q"
Albany & Overton, Tuesday, Nov 4, at Brown "
c. r. COBURN, Supt.
ToWanda Aur Is 1862
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
9. E,pE We understand that larg

Io,opping to farmer in Ulster, was destroyed by
saturday night last. The entire harvest of hay
he vvas consumed. We did not learn the origin of
a"' fpa nor the proprietors name.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

COURT-Notice is hereby
~ given that Special Court will be held at Towanda
Hon K. &: WHITE presiding, commencing Monday
November Sd 1862 for the trial of the following causes
FIRST WEEK.
O.P Ballard VS.. Treat Shoemaker ct AL
Charles II. Shepard vs.. A. B. Smith, ct al
A. NJ. Kirk VS.. A. B. Smith, ct al.
l. B. Foster 4. B. Smith, ct al. :
NJ. F. Ransom VS.. David Arnold
Cyrus Shumway VS.. Clark Hoenback.
J. r. lngcrsall, ct al VS.. H. s. Vaughn ct al.
VIM. B. Ciymer's VS.. {. l.. Ward.
C. F. Bliss VS.. Sarah Stone, adm'x.
d. F. BarStOwS adm vs.. Allen M'Kean.
II. S. Welles VS.. c. N. Shipman. & ter ten.
James Heverley VS. John Sullivan, ct al.
Iuther Gates VS.. Lewis Mosier.
Horace W SLAYER Foster & Morley.
Shipman & Welles VS.. Rogers Fowler.
j. NJ. Weston's ex'r. vs.. j. Corson ct al
z. Hicks Adm's VS.. the n. B. Canal Company.
Henry Northrop VS.. Smith Lent, exr.
s. w. Park VS. Vim. Frederick.
Catharine Nealley vs. Simeon Decker, I'd
Jane Gibson VS.. VIM. Gorseline.
SECOND WEEK.
James Clark VS. David Armstrong.
Robert Haney VS.. David Armstrong.
Samuel Archibald, ct al. VS.. Thomas Page.
Burton L. Smith VS. c. B. & n. B. Chafee.
H. &. p. eek lr. VS. c. F. Wilson
Hiram Horton VS.. Peter letter.
American Life Insurance Trust Co. vs. H. W. Patrick.
American Life Insurance u Trust Co. vs. Charles +.
Welles jr.
American Life Insurance. & Trust Co. VS.. George A
Perkins.
American Life Insurance & Trust Co. vs. Edward H
Perkins.
r. G. Chilson IS. Asylum Twp.
l.. NJ. Hewitt VS.. u. Esseltine, ct al.
L. NJ. Runde VS. Asa Slater ct al.
ID. G.. Hall vs.. c. S. Russell.
A. B. Smith VS.. Samuel kellum I'd ct al.
Benz. Cummings VS.. Andrew Cummings.
S. b. Howell vs.. VIM. Mouncey, ct al.
Timothy Hireen vs. North Branch Canal.
BRADFORD COUNTY SIS.
Subpoenas for first week, returnable Monday, Nov
3D. 1862, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; for second week. Monday
Nov. 10th, 1864, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
E. 0. GOODRICH.
PrOthOnotary
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18
aem Rn0ertf,emeuts.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-Notice
Is hereby given that all peasons indebted to the
tate OF M ii. H. BROWN late of Monroe boro decd,
are requested to make immediate payment and all hav
ing claims against said estate will present them duly
thenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH HOMET, ,s,,,s
OLIVE BROWN,
Sept lS 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

"A DMl - L TA lhlA NOllCE. IN Otlce
is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
tate of CHAS. H. ARNOUT late of Monroe twp. ,decd
requested to make payment without delay and those
having claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated-for settlement. REBECCA ARNOUT,
Sept IL, 1852. Administrator tx
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
is herey given that all persons indebted to estate
of JOHN LAP0RTE, late of Towanda boro' decd. are
requested to make payment without delay and those hav
ing claims against said estate will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
b. LAP0RTE, !
C. F. WELLES Jr., 1Auin
Sept. l3 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is here
IL by given, that all persons indebted to the
tate of Victor T. Stevens late of Athens twp, decd
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement
GABRIL WALKER, Executor.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.-Notice
"A il hereby gven that all persons indebted to the
tate of b. P iNGHAM, late of Terry township decd,
are hereby requested to make payment without delay,
and all persons having demands against said estate will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
LYDIA INGHAM,
Sept. IL 1862. Administrative.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

THE highest premium paid for Gold and
i Silver also, for the u 6. Treasury notes old ISSUE
Certificates for the back pay and bouuties of discharged
and diseased soldiers cashed by
Towanda, August %, 1862.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-18

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
IN is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
estate of H. s. Salisbury, decd late of Monroeton twp,
are hereby requested to make payment without de-
lay and all persons having demands against said estate
will present them duly authenticated for settlement
ELIZABETH SALISBURY,
D. p. LYON,
Aug, 81, 1862. Administrators
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
AHTUsEMHNTs.
WINTER GARDEN
w fCohMEhCEMENr OF TIE LEGITIMATE
~ DRAMA.


" COMMENCEMENT pa ~, og TIE LEGITIMATE
Engagement Of the .s'1f
YOUNG AMERICAN ACTRESS
,vs.. - MISS BATEMAN, WT7 srwf-
whose re,nsrnan'e re, ,nsfrI.l psJsassiisns % Of ihe
a,e Deea past with dega and endorsed with universal
PRlNciPAL Cries OF YnE UNION.
HER FIRST fdr APrE EMn SEayeE yes,s ~ NEW YORK
In order 70 give due elect Miss Batemans personiaca
-' PowEEFTELp ELpSif5 and PpsAiENrEp Il COMPANY.
Lngased expressly for legitimate business Among them
NJ; HENRY PLACIDE the FIRST Of American comedians
Mr.J, WALLACE, Jr the hsSy talented and popular
Mr. EDWIN ADAMS, The Philadelphia favorits His arst
Mr.; A il DAyENr9nr
Mrs. W. R BLAKE the talented ana popular character
Mrs onANFRAU. one q New S1s Yor3s ravori.s come
and other ladies' ana ren men nolosyod talent
MONDAY EyESiNsi, APRiI Il, is6s, ''eA"
win be performed Sheridan Knowles beautiful fve act
TIE HuNcnBAoK
s,s ssssg Fso,sai waltcT crdard Z wan
Gas iirs appaaraaoe in New sa Yors gaHia Aaaas
sg1ns Nh A. II, Davenport
Master wford " yaSsss DsglSss
(iiis arst appearance here.j
is rs appearance hare II 'aa
s'ayioye No howald Wd
Taomas Mr. France
s. Smpson Inso, Jerres
MoIn%e M1Ia%i Wslss s.sss
2, @ France
No ather piece this evening on'irau
Doors open a, sos Curtain viii rise s AZ a. eioa
r0m0rro" cfue'dayi MISS sysRIsT RsTeuAN
Will appear Lady Gay spanker n london Assurance
Mr. fIaede e., viii make bis ra. sr Hsrco
Mr. Edwin Adams &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER RESORT.
- OCEAN HOUSE
NEWPORT x. l.
Messrs Kerner Birch beg inform their friends and The
public that they have rented the Ocean House the
The no so VIII be for the reception of the
part of June. KERNER 4 BIRCH.
NEW YORK, April ~, 1852 Clarendon IIoei.
nHE LA ToUaETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, n. j.
WIN he oven for the reception Q: guests the LIST OF June.
Liberal arrangements made with families engaging for
guar communication by the Elizabethport and
Bergen Point boats from pier No North river 20 and
!! A. ~, 3:20, 4:30 and $40 p. NJ
WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP EaBROIDERY AND


A., son CHEAP EABRoIDERY AND
=, s4o 80. = BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
ysrs RSans ssaast ESSSas ksSsa is &c. IL iss is
.a SSsSh SSSshE q sfEks Sars AT a1S5 4$Ranoss'
BoNfEG SE6MEhs MFAsES Il All AL FEAAEEtEEsoSs EAEtEs
BEES TIaaiiSSds FRIaSiS5s II ALL ALL STYLES sFFLEs
lsooo Best French s0anTt IT kFszs1lSs kF2zss Is'sc
-. FROM AUCTION, STRAW sossETs. H5ssEn AVENUE
1000 Split Straw Bonnet s 6c 63c 75c
,JOl Satin and Pearl Bonn u, 3lc
5C M ssspSIsns pssa I, and straw RSnns,s &c., 100
200 * Pearl and Split straws, &C.
100 wife fs saaw sSassr Sa1odss' Hoods, sos o.
s.aws Rough and Esadys rsars Cautions and Fancy
A1E,E4Ias Ask FaH sfE Y sE55haAsI srp5Hf AsO
EEEDLEwORK DEPARTMENT.
Gsn's Gsn's daosd ens@ sssrsa is
g sslss Fms as1 asai ibsrsisah Il
100 Ladies n slRls IT,
! @ 500 Fine Fine worssd % Collars. l2c, ise. 2as.
orESiHo fsfH 55s SoHs, #SSu S5SSos
S pairs pairs Lades aes' and Mss Hos, Hoe g. g. So oC
PAIRS Esass ss saa 1a Ss,s' iSss iSs ~ s a
$500 pairs Gents eIoyE ile 0.s 5hFlafhssin IS e n' loo
9, 600 pairs very fine I.se Gloves, loc., l2c
S.6OO pairs very tine Fancy Tops, l2i,, i5c.
S pairs pairs s,, ns LiSis Ganeiis "a iS 49,
riess rssds ~ deoDs S5iss s. ARR E
ioSs sra:Se 4eSs ssyil xey low oo''''' But
GOODS AT wHoi.ESAiE Ai SlEAr.
Mo-. s,i and Ms' "a Ess.s EAsS6Ga; sslee.,
Between Twenty-lrst and Tweuy y-second Streets
The New York herald., 1862-04-21
AMUsE3ENTs.

AnUsE&ENTs.
w MORE MAGNIFICENT
rnsEE or r. ssssdsAis! aosf dRLrBRArED
eSssT e9ssTAsT SyTp1aSsI2s' Szsis4Y
- : $50 : FAfToSs OF THIS THEATRE
PuBlIo GENERALLY
In advertising the
wAoLE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
MR.. wALLAcK
AeEEEsslE AMP SATISFACTORY SYSTEM
s EAsFss MoSbAy, ' AFRfL AZ i.a Il.
1HH 4JrsbRE say aa arElG kfoss, u.
tBy desire).
RIVALS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20,
popular play with scenery appointments, costumes
Ia compliance VIZ 4aGRsDss HGRsbSs' '5SssiI TPslfa a.
FRIDAY, APaiL as
0-'D Ai-'ASa SarGRoAY,o AiD iYoMs asS nHANr
Apopular play of intense iateres. and celebrity.
MONDAY, APRIL 81
fysEE EAsTEs ONE M5sDAy aaS Hai hrRIL FAphr It
Bawer,s far famed admirable se act play (Which has
been lons time IN prelaraton),
& LADY a
With entirely new scenery,
Both - -
And most powerfully east - ~ 2
Claude, Claude Msaos,e Slss LESTER wAILAGK
Sass... Mr. CHAiLf:S FISHER
hsanseaa, sIaOs KEYH9Lpss
JsDo G.nilord Of ha Golden lion).....Mr q HOLLAND
fOUNd
MT fAIsAtsS
MT fAtSlOE
Mme IL. nv vHSh H1Ga
luow Meinotie Mrs. JOHN SEXTON
Marion.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

VIII consist of
SALOON AND DRAWING ROOM IN TIE HOUSE or
MONS DESoIAPELLES.
EXTERIOR OF THE GOLDEN LION INN.
THE WIDOW MELNosTES COTTAGE
VIEW IN THE CITY OF LYONS.
Due notice viii be given OF the next representation OF the
fayorite comedy OF
LOVE AND M)NEy,
Rewritten and adapted expressly Mr. Waacks Theatre
In rehearsal,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24
Gorernment EInnnnes.

The New York Epening Post of the
10th says:
Most of the committees in Washington
have separated and gone homo. The Bos-
ton delegation passed through this city
this morning; but one or two of the New
York committees still remain in Washing
ton 10 finish up some business connected
with the old issue Of Treasury notes. The
substance Of the present understanding be-
tween the banks and tho Secretary of the
Treasury is as follows:
Mr.. Chase proposes TO have the law OF
July 18th, now existing, authorizing him
to negotiate S25o,ooo, 900, 10 various ways,
re-enacted, omitting the clause in reference
to the issue Of fifty millions Demand notes
We understand that Mr.. Chase has is
sued already about s2s,00o,o0o of demand
notes, so that under the existing law, to
which he will be restricted, about $22, ,00o,-
900 more may be issued; but as they can
be re-ssued, tho use of these will be suffici.
ent TO meet the current disbursements Of
tho department.
In issuing these S250,ooo,ooO he pro
poses to pay out notes bearing 3.65 pc
per cent. interest, payable one year afte
date, in denominations Of SIS, los aud 90
fandable in 7So three year notes, and whic
are again convertible into a six per ceDI
twenty year stock. .-.....
II is also understood that none of tn,
notes are to be made n legal tender, bu
that the banks are to- ceive them on de
post and pay them d
This plan, if carried out, ii is - BY
some Of our leading financial mS IleaC
soon to a resumption yof specie p.t rs,
The weakness Of foreign exchange ant
gold is adduced as one of the first favorable
symptoms, and if the Tax bill is speedily
adopted, which We hopo viii be the case
there can be no dohbt that that viii be th
result.
The telegraph sbnoGnces The Committe
Of Ways and Means this morning agree
to waive the S1oo,ooo,ooo Treasury moi
bill and substitute notes bearing interest
which will be paid out 10 public crOditOu
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24
a Kansas opinion of GEN. Lalle,s Ex.
ist iIot9 pedEtiOn.

The people Of Kansas arc satisfied A
grand division, embodying all the volunteer
force Of our State and swelled by our bro
Tiers Of the West, to the imposing army Of
twenty-five thousand mon is TO sweep down
from our borders like an avalanche upon
our hated enemies. rf 'ifioT os9a1
Two sons of Kansas, dear TO us, and re-
nowncd through the Union, are tolead this
advance which marches to New Orleans
and victory. p tis5 stHfss
Lane, whose name is spell TO hush the
frightened children Of the South, com
nands the column. oris o0oi ..liH
Jenuisou, the daring, dashing Mufat Of
the West, ranks as eChicf Of Cavalry" snd
leads the sixteen thousand horses which
form the flower Of the Division. 90 pseai
Yesterday, men grouping in the streets,
with glad faces, Congratulated each other
that at last something here, and now, wss
to be done. a3 s i3lN we .slabeaiG
All regret that the merit Of Jeunison. acl
knowledgcd and greeted by the nation, Is
not to be badged by q BrigadieFshie. But
be does not need H. He will oeeupy a
prOuder position than that Of simple
Brgadiel, and the star on his shoulder could
add no luster TO the fame he will win.,
We now wait, and without great dis
pointnent looming up through Oaf feasl
and hopes, can see near future Of aetnal
deeds. Tho people Of Kansas are satisfied
- Ledyenwortk Conservative. is,',., ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24
Tnr surrrnISo IN InElAvD.-Tho Ga

THE SUFFERING IN IRELAND.-The Gal
way Vindieator, speaking Of the prevailing
distress, says:
"That there is now wide spread famine,
no ono will be audacious enough to deny.
From every part Of the country the cry
reaches us that a sad calamity has fallen on
our people. There is no gainsayiug the
fact 1t is fearful to contemplate the sad
ordeal that is before our poor people. If
thcy had only to contend against the failure
of the potatoe crop their case would be
melancholy enough, but the want of fuel
adds considerable to their hardships."
Tho Galway Erpress adds to the above
"The dcsti,ution throughout The West
and Southwest of Ireland seems to be 0
the most melancholy description in every
town and village Want of employment
want of fuel, and want of food, have lef
the population entirely dependent on public
sympathy"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24

During the past year, this disease has
prevailed to an alarming extent Throughout
the country. Very many deaths in this
county have been Of this complaint. A
friend has placed in our hands the following
which we publish for benefit Of our readers
Contributed 70 The steubsuviIie Herald
"As that dreadful complaint, DiptheriS,
is still abroad in the land, please publish in
tho Hcrdid, for the benefit Of all those who
may become afflicted with that fatal maIa
dy. the following cure, but lately brought
into use and which in many instances has
proved very effective. II was sont me a
few days since by friend Of mine from
near Louisville Kentucky:
"REc1PE TO Cure DIPTnER1A. -Bi chlor-
ate Of pctash--take teaspoopful and dis.
solve II in ABOUT tumLler full Of water,
and take tearspoonful about every hour,
1t kills the poison and prevents it from
spreading. Also gargle the throat once IN
awhile, with a little Of the solution, as often
as may be thought necessary.
"My friend further adds: 'Dr. Hill pro-
cured some in Louisville, on Saturday, for
one Of the black women, who had sore
throat, and oD the same night both children
and Mrs. Hill were attacked with sore
throat and they used it; aud DR.. Hill said
it acted like magic. Get somO and keep il
by you
81 think" says my friend, 'it owes its ef
fcacy to the chlorine in the mixture, and
think chloride of limo dissolved in water
and gargled with, would be good.
Don't fail to tell tho people of the cure,
for it is new one, and one that has sell
dom failed so far as it has been tried.
u feel so uneasy" my friend further adds
''least many others in Steubenville may be
attacked with the fatal disease. NC"
Our correspondent says: "Morc than q
years ago before diptheria took hold will
such grasp in the more malignant form o
sore throat l have known common sorc
throat to he frequently cured by giving The
patient every hour till relieved, table
spoonful Of brewers yeast, if too thick dilu
ted with little water. r. A. g."
/
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24
Thc GREAT French Rcmedy.
MADAM DOWNS CELEBRATED snvER-coATED
EEMAL-E EoiL-at-S- .slt

MADAM DOWNS CELEBRATED snvERlcoATED
EEMAL-E PILLS. tt
fbe ouiy certain Safe Remedy for all uterss OBJ
struetions Monthly Dcass Irregularities. and Al thu
other diseases TO which the Woman Wife ana aotAsE s
peculiarly liable. aN1 W.
These Pills contain deleterous ingredients, but are
safe and certain in their action They win 70 und 70
exert the happest effect in all Of Proapsus utsf
In Luehorrhs the Whites they will befound Che ea-
uest and eersin that Be- fOuad Il Is %
account Of this certainty they should not be taken hy
Pregnant Females during the frat three ontAs, % Fsis
eai rfas is eertan be brought or but At other pert
DDS their use is perfectly safe t- -
Bone Dollar enclosed TO any authorized Agent,
will ensure package Of Pills By return Of mail a.
G. CROSBY, General Agent
Fort Erie G. W., Buffalo, \. Il
CAurIoN--Beware Of ccunterfelta, the gennlne hay'
the signature OF c. CROSBY, the outsids wrapper
Z. Dillon. In Clyde, VIM. J. Miller. AoJR
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24
From the 40u,.

We had the pleasure of a short interview
with Lieut., T. WILcox, of Capt. Bartlett's
Company, 40th Regiment, on Saturday last,
who has arrived from tho Camp on Green
River. Lieut.. w. has been compelled on
account Of his health, to resign his post ion.
This is much to be regretted as Mr.. w. is
an efficient man, and was hold in high es-
tcem by the officers Of the Regiment. We
understand JOHN KEssLER, of this place
will probably bc elected I'd Lieutenant.
He reports the health of tho Regiment
good, especially Capt. Bartlett's Company,
The Band of the 49th have been muster
ed out OF service, and the members have
returned.
Capt. EATON, Co. A, 72d Reg, returned
from visit to Camp Wood, leaving there
last Sunday; he reports Captain Bartlott''
Company in good health and spirits.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24

A BIe BABY sroRr. Mrs. Tinothy
Bradlee, Of Tsumbull county, Ohio, 4 doipz
rather more than hor share Of the command
ment "be fruitful and nnlGipl5,s On ths
ed Of August she gave birth 70 eight child
ren--tbrec boys and Eve girls. They arc
all living, and are healthy, but quite small.
Mr.. Bradlee's family i Increasing fast. He
was married six years ago to Ennice Now
cry, who weighed e7s pounds on the day
Of her marriage. She has given birth 70
two pairs Of twins, and nov eight more,
making twelve chilarenin SIX years.
1t seems strange. but nevertheless true.
Mrs. Bradlee was 4 twin Of three, hermothes
and father both being twins, aud hei grand,
mother The mother 81 fve pain Of lwins.--
Mrs. Btadlee has named hef boys efler
noted and distinguished men, one after y.
r. Giddings, who has given hor splendid
gold medal; one after Rev. Elijah Cham,
plain, who gave her deed for hfty acres
of land aud the other after James Johh-
son, who gave her COW, Springfield
(Mass.) Rep. --+
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24

q. CAMP CRoGHAN, JAN ~, 1907.
1 have the honor TO acknowledge, on be-
half Of the 72d Regiment O.v., the receipt
of wooden mitteDs, towels, hospital stores
and other articles kindly contributed by tho
Ladies Of Fremont and Sapdusky County,
through the Soldiers Aid Society, for the
comfort of the soldiers Of the Regiment
All such favors are thankfully received, and
inspire the soldier with feelings of lasting
gratitude towards the generous donors, and
assure him that he has enlisted in good
cause. X. P. BUCKLAND,
Col. I'D Reg. O.V, U.S.A.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24

The advertiser ha,'ns ressosea % health % Tsfy
few weeks BY vert remedy after having susrud
several years with lung aeeion aud that dead
disease Consumpuonis anxious TO make known 70 bic
fellow sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire It, he will send copy Of the presctip
ton used rce Of charee with the directions for prspsr
ing and using the same which they will snd cuRE
COR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BROxoHIfIs, &C. The only
oeet of the advertiser 10 sending the prepcfpon Is 70
benefit the afflicted and information which he cen
ccives 20 be Invaluable and he hopes every sufferer VII
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REv. EDWARD A.. WILSON, q,
42rnos Williamsburg, Kings County, X. Y q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24

Minister Cofwin's latest letters, coming
down TO Dec "a, confirm the intelligence 70
which we gave publicity souao days ago,
that be will soon return home. He thinks
that under his present instructions be shall
be unable TO advance our interests 10 Mexico
The Mexicans are, he says making great
preparations to resist the allies. : ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-24

Gov. Curtin OF Pennsylvania has asked
permission of the War Department 10 send
eight fall regiments Of infantry and one Of
cavalry, now IN that State aud ready for ser
vice, upon an expedition TO the Southern
coast Well done for the Keystone State,
after furnishing her full quota Of troops