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The Doctor will guarantee cure Of
VApNas BATHS.

And also all nnanstory diseases For further infoT
NATION call and judge for yourself.
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We respectfully call attention 10 Testimonials.
Many OF letters attest that h1 dred Of lives have
been saved IN the Army by IT, indeed, well are
fts curative qualities appreciated In the Army, h the
successful Surgeons IN the Geld and hosprN IL
almost exclusively In the diseases for which claim IS
infabilty The best physicians Away. seize the beat
To hence the ualverral.tf Of
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
American Express Company,
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.

4 sfflCE on THE coENER OF WASHINGTON AM
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Three daily Expresses 10 New York; -
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WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
GAME IN SEASON, FRESH OYSTERS


~ LONG, NO. 5 EAST NEW YORK STREET, OP-
II P0SlTB University Square, rs prepared TO do all
kinds Of House and sign Painting Grsinng and Glazing
on short notice ard in the very best style. Persons
wanting work In his line requested 10 give him
cali fec5 div
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And It Is strongly recommended 10 persons travelling
through places charged with miasna.
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"yE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF ORIG
w GISTS o the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city, 10 look through our stock.
Our y, ofs wersbought when gold ws. al 81 81. and
be the additional So per increase In Tariff DIiy,
which. confident, will enable u goods in
our line very os aud yet realize profit. We will du.
ieae any Cincinnati b.ll-HaetuAroos in prices con
sid~r~tt
ord-rs are solicited JeT's4 dly
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To Females, old Of Young,
Married or Single,

lfyoa suffering from any Disease peculiar to your
SEX your should o-e time IN obtainn medical aid
where you will surely find The experience and sue
which the Doctor has bad in Female Diseases has in
fuenced persons to send him that class OF patents for
hundreds OF miles.
Sen, free, ceipt Of stamp. copy of our Private
Letter to Married Ladies on Health
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MOST IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN,

Whose hollow cheeks and paled counienanoes tell In
fear al language and silent working Of terrible dis
undermining the constitution, memory and
hurry them TO premature death. Reflect while
holds sway and ava yourself Of the services Of DR..
PeRdey. whose treatment dsspaes the slightest disease
and the harrssing weakness, other cause
Of serious difficulty OF perpetual annoyance.
His Remedies for Venereal Diseases
Are far superior anything Introduced into the
United States challenging the public TO bring bin
case be cannot cure
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Guns, MUSKETs, RIFLES d PISTOLS

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Of NOTICE Of SETfLEiIE.Ni
DANIEL HEATH'S ESTATE.

At the probate court held at 81 ohnstUrv III sa: dis
trict on the 18th day OF April ID lH4
Whereas, Isaac y Hall, administrator IN the e>tl:,
Of Daniel Heath. ate OF tr"ul"u. in >dld d>trCt G,.
ceased, PROPOSES 10 render account 81 us a.Iu>tT,
ton and 10 present his account against safe tt;f
animation - allowance for tho purpose " making par
tltiOn and diStrhgtiOn u III" residue said NJ
decree Il" sid court. an. the person, VII, a. ~ aw
entitled II the SAM Ii l. therefore ordered 10y said
that the under consideration ana be heard Il
The Probate OittCr ~ - JChn>hIry, On the 81 GAY -
May. lisa. And II i urthEr ordered. that a.! DrrSui,
inter >ted he Ii j.d hereof by publ ot a copy "
the record III t> u"r III the GacdJuIau printed at ST
Joh>huTy, three ""ks >"'trN>iN"y previous to Sa,,
time Ut hra'iG j!d' lh"y HN appear and contest III,
allowance U >Ii account. II they c.t>r ami also he
heard ~ sal g'"r m Ike maijO! -. PARTITION and gi,ir.
hUIlouul ,.II ,,-.-c
Is, the { ,Gt,-i.,.st
"a FRENCH .u'@e Of Probate.
trre % 20" ~ tff"-'
!ig HSl l.. RI EN Oh, JUGCe OF Probate
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Teaal Advertisements.
ORDER of NOTICE of SETTLEMENT
PAUL GERRlSH'S ESTATE.

PAV 7. =
At Probate Court held al st Johnsbury III sad dStric-
on the 8th dav of pr, A ID. lo6i g., 49,
Whereas Noah Eastman administrator on tIie ,e,iatc
Of PAU ,;errish late Of ST JOhnsury III Sda district
deceased nronoses 10 render an account Of ms admins
ZION and 10 Or sent his account against sald estate Tor eX
animation and allowance Tor the purpose OF making paTt-
scres M said court among the persons who by law
entitled to the same-It Is Therefore ordered by said
court that the same come under consideration ana
h hoard AZ the Probate Office in 81 Johlsbury on the m
day Of APRIL A 1854. Audit is further ordered thai
all persoil, interested be notified hereof by publication d
cnny of the recurd OF this order in the Californian print
ed al ST Johsbry three week, successfully previUu.
to said time OF hearing, that they may appear and
contest the allowance OF sad account, II they CsG
and also be heard by said court in the uattel o
partition and distribution OF said estate.
By the court,
Attest, ASA /. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
true copy OF Record.
gigt Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge O Probate.
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- I 4 T Z OF V E X NJ 0 n T

- LNSEN COINTl S.
In Probate Court holden at Lunenburg within and for
said district, the 9Th day Of April, i, ID. l0td
AL instrument purp ring u BE- the last viii and tesla
men Wi lam Sharks late Of Brighton III said district.
deceased being presented 10 the court here Uy Charles
& Newell the executor therein named Tor probate.
II ordered hy sad court that AL persons concerned
therein be notified 1" appear al session oi SAID court To
De holden al prohit" Office IN Lunenhur- on til" 81
DAY Of MAY ~I show cause, II any they have against
the Probt,e Of sad Win: tor which purpose it is further
ordered that CpE the record OF thiS order be pub
Shed three weeks ~uCCeSsvey i'll the Californian. printed
AT 81. JchIsluTy, prV io!s to said time OF hearing.
true copy u record,
JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
9ig6 Attest, JONAH BROOKS, Judge.
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g 7 A I E OF Y + X NJ 0 \ 7
4 y

- CALEDONIA DISTRICT s..
In Probate Court held at St. Johnsbury within and
for said district, the lfh day OF April d 1854.
An Instrument purpprug I" be the last " i'll and Ies
lament OF Agnes buchanan late Ut RyeGate III said dis
triC deceased belnL presented 10 the court by William
! j. Gibson the eXcCur there in named Tor probate:
Is ordered by said court. that al persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear at session @! >ld court 10
he holden al the Probate blce in St J"abury on In,
luh day Of MAY lS6i and -ucw CdHro, il an! they may
hive against the Probate OF said VIII for which pur-
pose. Is further Ord-.t that copy ol the record OF
this 0rier be published three weeks successfully IN the
CatdOnan, printed at 81 JDln>huy, pr NloUs to sad
time appointed Tor hearing.
ASA l. FRENCH, Judge of Probate.
true copy OF record = Attest.
gig ASA L. FRENCH, Judge OF PrUllSt.
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NoECESTER,s QrART0 DICTIONARY.

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81 HIGH HoLHORS. LONDON.

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700 Acres CT Wood and Timber La
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19
SHERIFF SALE.

ssndusky County Common Pleas
r. B. Hubbard x Co, - %
zesg tfH-E
Franklin 5. Owen.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued in The above emit
u tied cause,I SHALL at the door of the Court House.
in Fremont Sandusky county Ohio on
Saturday, the Goth day of August, - :
A. d. 1854 at one O'Clock r NJ Of said day offer for SALE
al public auction The following described lands and t4ne
ments Wit In number forty eight IN Hsmers sd
dtion 10 the village of Clyde, Ohio. -ssss.f So
4. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
JuIr Is. 1851 -2sa6 Pr Fec, S3,55. a Il. !
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19

The Mobile Advertiser, one Of the ablest of
Rebel journals characterizes the action of the
Democratic Conventions of Kentucky, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois, as happy auguries of peace
They have sent, says the Advertiser, delegates
to the Democratic National convention, with in
structions to vote for peace platform, framed
upon the principles Of the speech of Mr.. Long,
Of Ohio, in Congress It hopes that peace men
viii be victorious at the Chicago Convention, and
says:
Mr.. Long of Ohio, was the brave and sagac-
ious man who, Like John the Baptist, came be-
fore to herald the banner of peace. Pointing
it out to the great Democratic Babel ofthe North
confused Of tongues and blinded by passion by
the cunning ofits adversary, he proclaimed IN
hoe SigRO ViRceS! He told his auditory that the
great speech was well pondered in month of
preparation. Was it not the well-eonsidered
voice of his party at the time. and AIr. Long
the honored and chosen instrument of preach
ing new and life-giving political gospel to the
great party reft and scattered by the storms of
war? It bore these marks at the time, and We
pray God what we now see is but the budding
Of the sweet ripe fruit that gospel IS destined to
bear. Some few weeks ago we outlined plat
form for the Northern Democrats, and expressed
the belief that they would grasp permanent
power by adopting it. We are equally of opin-
ion that on any platform having a single war
plank in il, their chances are hopeless. If now
the Chicago Convention take Mr.. Longs speech
as the guide for the principles it shall put in is
sue before the North, we have no more doubt of
its triumph than we have that Lee and johnson
can whip Grant and Sherman on any day in
which they viii give them battle in the open
field.
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A CHANCE WORTH A COPPERHEAD's
N0TTCE


The history Of the nation will show that there
was never a people on earth more ready, or we
should say, more eager to make concessions and
compromises even with captious, faetional and
intractable opponents, than were the great mas
ses of the loyal North In the days Of our pros
perity. And the supreme political blDnder of
the Oopperhesd democracy at this hour is in
basing their calculations upon this amiable
quality, without taking into account the change,
the utter snbversion of the conditions under
which this quality was wont TO be manifested
The same undyiDg devotion to the Union which
has sustained this war and will carry it through
to the bitter end, with exhaustless energy, was
the source of compromise. Nobody ever made
compromises we should say, on big or little
scalejust for the fun of the thing Nobody
ever yielded convictions of public duty or of
private claims for the slightly inc0nceivable
pleasure of yielding. Even the coppeFheads
viii get the light of this truth through their
horny eyes at last. And theirrebel friends viii
make discoveries In the same direction The
slave oligarchy of the South has always acted
upon the principle recently announced by the
Richmond EEaasiaer as the one possible basis Of
peace negotiations, namely; that the North
must yield every thing. we (the Seuthl moth
ing. 1t cannot be too often or too deeply inn
pressed upon politicians and sall whom it may
concern, that there is another party to eoneili-
ate in the present quarrel besides our Southern
brethren The unerriDg instinct Of the North
points to slavery as the source of oil our woe
and the inhexible purpose of the North IS 10
put that institution beyond the chance of doing
further mischief, as we deal with mad dogs
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19
a wIfe,s Devotion.

The remains of the late Colonel Mulligan
were conveyed from the field 70 Cumberland by
his wife, as thus related by the Wheeling istet9-
gencer: .-,s.-.,
"One of the interesting incidents connected
with Colonel Mulligan's death IS the deyoYted
beroism evinced by his noble wife. Hearing
of his probable fate last Tuesday, she at once
left Cumberland in a government ambulance in
search of him turning deaf ear to all sugges-
tions made to her as to the risks she ran, and
knowing or caTeiDg for nothing else but the fate
of her gallant husband. She travelled day and
night more than hundred miles went through
the enemy 5 hines, and pursued her enquiries un-
til she traced up the spot where her husband
was lying. and where, sad to tell he died only
a few hours before her arrival.
"Procuring coffin she brought back the re-
mains az far as Hancock IN the ambulapces. and
there taking the cars arrived with them yester-
day in Cumberland. Sucha woman was worthy
TO bave been the wife Of so gallant soldier as
Colonel Mulligan. 4..f,
"General Kelly announces that Mrs, MullI-
gan wss treated by General Early and his Off
GERS with marked courtesy and great kindness,
receiving prompt and efficient assistance to re-
move the remains of the gallent hero within the
federal ines'"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-19
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