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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-17

The fOII0WiL letter which emphaticaIy
sneaks for itself written by the Dean of the rae
uItv of the Philadelphia College of Medicine I" the
editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal,
San Francisco for publication
TtSLADTLPmA, Jan. iSth, 1859.
To the Editors OF the Pacific Medical and Surgical
JoMrnal:
GESrLEHES My attention has been CALI d to an
article In the December humher of your Journal, IN
regard to the al SWndSm degree granted by the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine to DR.. l.. J. Cap
kay when the application for the degree was made
to the Faculty, il was accompanied by ahdavlts and
testimonials to the effect that Dr. CEapkay was .
regular graduate VI D. OF the University of Pesth
had served Surgeon in the Hungarian army, ana
WIS a regular practitioner OF medicine. On the
strength Of these, the degree was granted. The al
enndrm degree, its name implies, Is conferred on
graduates only. and gives us new privileges. Had
there been the slightest suspicion of irregary. the
application would have been refused BY inserting
this in your Journal JOO viii do an act OF justice to
the College. and confer favor On
Yours, very respectfully, ". KAND,
Dean Of the Faculty u the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-17

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Rnt should the disease aud the treatment not cause
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Medical Institute. Sacramento street. below Mont
| Romery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos o.
fee, San Francisco.
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GIutbins, prp GOODS, 's,7

GENTLEMEN,
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sortment Of WEARING
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-17

LADIES'
You vii zee the vsrt
? nest TRU INKS ana
in gre.
variety,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
Thin soldiers in the Maryland Bat

Tmin Soldiers in the Maryland Bat
tles.-Since our last issue we learn that
some of our soldiers, belonging to Compan
A, Captain osle, Sth Regimen participated
In the terrific battles fought in Maryland, last
week, aud are elassed among the killed and
wounded. Lieut.. BILL. formerly of this
place. but late of Cleveland, was killed on the
18th, In the tremendous battle fought near
Boonsboro. The deceased was we'll known
and highly esteemed by his many friends in
this vicinity. Also, one Mr.. RIcEARDsos,
residing in this county, sholt distance from
1'iffin, fell on the same battlefield Here ia
two more oi Seneca ounty's brave sons have
fallen Vict ms to this internal rebellioni-
Lieut.. Barnes was fatally wounded in the
same battle. We also learn, that pTivates
JonS RIDD, EDWARD NAYLoR, HESRY 9ooK-
MrER, were ali wounded, but not dangerous
iy. The Sandusky Register. in commen ting
upon the death OF Lieut.. BILL, saysi
So, one by one. the monster rebellion swal.
lows up the young and the brave, sendingthe
shock oibattle thousands of miles away from
the actual strife, and carrying sadness, sigh.
ing and desolation 10 almost every hous ehuld
and claiming It's victims from every circle
IL 1t be sweet to die for ones country :" oh
how many pangs accompany the precious sac.
r'fices laid upon the altar by fasheis, moth
ers anu friends
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Of the country. On the other hand he has
made enemies out Of some Of his wsrmest
friends. who viii not be very easily reconoil
ed. There is no braver or more loyal man
aud has u welfare Of our country more al
heart, and ANXIOUS to see this wicked rebel
lion crushed. in Seneca county, than Judg,
LANG. From our limited acdaaintince with
Judge LASo, We feel safe In saying, that ther'
Is not another person IN this Military Dis
trict, could have accomplished az much, In
so short tine, in the way Of recruiting as
he had done When he received the orde
from tn Governor. for raising the regiment
he was allowed ten days tc do the work. In
that time, he raised KioHr FULL COMPANIES
and the remaining two was nearly filled al
the time designated After all his labor
trouble, and expense, his commission wa,
lishonorably withheld.
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tConmunicaied
DRAFTING.

En-. TRprSk;
Herewith I erelose to you the repor, Of
the Military Invahds Of Pleasant township,
Seneca CO.. Ohio:
Out ofi7 applicants only 70 were pro.
nounc. sound nnj amongst the cRrri,s,
will stake my reputation. that a more able.
bodied set Of men cab't be found in the
tow nship.
One says he can beat any m n iu the town.
chip chopping or htwirg Another says he
can DO as much carpenter work as two such
hands as he can hire Another says he has
cradled from to acres Of wheat, per day,
during harvest Another says he can throw
any man down. little or big, in the town
ship Il think he CAM Anoiher says he is
afraid Of no man, and can whip any man Of
his weight: Another say he can walk far
thcr In day than any man he ever Travelled
I with Another snys he eaa't cat his neigh
his size ought to Another says be is not al
able bodied man his ncighbors cay when
he works with his hired hands. that 10 put:
them through at the tor Of their speed An
other says he is near.sightod, his hired hand
says be watches him closer and at a greater
distance. than any man he ever worked for
Another said. on the day Of examination tina,
he walked with a cane. and insisted on his
immc date examination, as lie was not Ger.
tain if lie got down stairs, ifhe would be able
to get up ngain, but is now "a nimble as ev.
er: Two others boast Of their hopping and
jumping Another ssys,"l lack few days
Of being IS, and wants to know whether he
will be drafted" He was informed if he
was 45 next day he was liable to he drafted.
lie exclaimed, "that is not fair, but am no
coward: Another can make pair Of boots
as quick and es good as any man Another
says he is not sick, can do good days work
either piling wood or making boots and shoes
Another says he had been warmly solicited,
by HE friends, TO gtta Captains commission
and raise c,mraiy for Col. Lang's Rcgi.
ment, which he had concluded to do, IL he
could arrange his business matters TO suit, bu,
as the day OF drafting approached, he felt a
general d,bilitation and palpitation at the
heart, and on the day Of examination. de
clared that his whole nervous system was
off, eted and every member Of his body, and
At that very moment his big toe was trying
10 crawl ON ,cp Of tie toe next TO it, and as
he did not wish to be exposed to the sneers
of public examination, the Doctor released
Kim on his varolc OF honor Another snyshe
went forward and was examined, the most to
satisfy himself OF the grand humbug and i'm.
position that is practccd on this communi
ty The board ronounccd him lot sound
whilst he says he is sound as a dollar, and fir
lor any duty.
The above is about fair specimen Of our
cripples, and most Of them are amongst our
wenllhicst farmers, ard when you come to
look for their nfmes On ihc soldiers bounty
hst, or any Other patriotic fund, only very
few Of them win be found.
Notwithstanding the shameful examples
that have been set by those expected better
things from. we have our quota of patriot c
soldiers in the field, and they would weigh
down, in the balance Of Patriotism, legion
of such small gizzard men.
CIVIL.
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Now York lInrkct.
June 10 I'm

NEw YonK July %.
FLorR-Sulcs of 6 sun bbls al S5,00Ot5 25
for super western 70 In@4 80 i-r common
TO medium eStra western; So 45Cd5 GO ior IN.
lcricr 70 good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
HEAr--Salesat ut 81 l0MSl l6.
RYE-Sales at OOm7lc.
BARLEY-S Sales at 81 sc.
CoRN- Sales $4,000 bu at 46@iS for new
yellow.
oArs-sales at 42@4ic foe State, West
crn and Canadian.
WursKY-hcld 26l2c.
PoRR-Sales. $50 bills at sll ,50@00 90
for mess II 50@l2 30 for prime
BLEP-Salcs at So 5O@7 % for country
prime; IS 00@el0 90 for country mess.
BEtF HAMS Steady. Sales at 81 g 5J@S00
90 for western.
CTR MrArs-Dull, at 3Ie@4c for shoul.
ders, and4S4 @5JAc Cor hams.
BACON Steady. Sales ut 81 10.
LARD-Salcs at 7la@Slsc.
BuTTER-A fair business doing at l0@l7
for Ohio; I6@l9c for State.
tHkEi E-1QS SC
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Executors Sale.

August 90, ls62.
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OF EVERY soldier should keep in his
knapsack q card, upon which should be
inscribed his full name and ADDRESS, with
his company and regiment. Last week,
writes correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun, two cases occurred in which sold
ers were brought here from the battle
held-one i'll and the other wounded
both too low to ascertain those psrticu-
lars from them. They died, and the
hospital authorities were deprived OF the
opportunity Of spprisiug distant relatives
or friends of their deccase. In another
instauce--a fne lad in battle--all hope
Of tracing his relatives was gone, when
by mere accident, a little Bible, present.
cd to him by his mother, was found be.
tween the cloth and lining of his old
coat. That li,llc volume disclosed the
name Of the boy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

Joseph yoilmer, wc are pleased to no
tice, las opened n fine store, which is an or :.
nament to the city. His extensive stock
comprises Dry Goods and Clothing, lately
purchased in the Eastern markets The
Dry Goods were selected with great care. with
desire to please the people OF Tifin and vi.
cinity. His stock of Clothing is equal to
anything IN this market, manufactured in the
latest styles. aud in the most fashionable md
durable manner.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26

Col. Lang.--we are sorry to learn that
there is much indignation exhibited in this
community. by all political classes, towards
Governor Top. in refusing to commission
Judge LASs as Colonel Of the l23d Reci
ment. Judge LANG worked euergelieslly
spenl his time and means, day and night, to
fill up the i23d to its full complement Why
he was treated and deceived in such dis
graceful manner b, Gov. Tor, after giving
him and his friends the stronees; assurances
that when the regiment was filed, he would
be commissioned rs its Colonel. we car not
for our life zee. Why the Governor should
take different course. This Transaction has
made the Governor no friends in rhis scoiion
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
TiRu. Sept &c. 'G2.

Commencing Early-We have been
credibly Informed that a number Of young
ads, between the nges Of nine and twelve
years, broke open the store of Mr. Vorndran,
one night last week. The contents Of their
b oty secured, amounted 10 some tobacco, ci.
gars and knife. BE careful, boys, or YOU
might get yourselves into room where il
would be more difficult to brake out, than
it was TO brake into your neighbors store and
putlJin his goods.
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ROLL IN THE NAMES

500 subscribers are wanted Immediately,
for the iffn Tribune. Let cur friends 60
to work in good earnest and give us lift
tha; will make us feel good. There are hosts
Of rood Union men in Hopcwell Liberty,
Jackson, Pleasant, Adams, Thompson. Reed
and Venice townships. who do not take the
Tribune. Lut who would IL they were solicit.
Ii
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Rates of Advertising,

] card, 3 Uses orlessi one year SW
tV-A reduction Of per cent. from the above rates
w,nbe made fot Cash.
Tho spaee occupied by 10 lines Of the type composing
the hoJy Of the advertisement, will be considered
sngare
Al transient advertisements, together with Admins
uuion, Attachment, Road AMI Ditch Notices, must be
did torin advan,s.
Advertisements Inserted for an indefnite time will
Be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted, one OF
pnrie changes will be allowed.
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THIN Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly by :. ". SHEATH, Dealer in a
Kinds OF Grain. &c, l.oessefs Block, Thin.
poRk-3,5 to AGO
NHEAT--eOdp5
GoER- (shsilrt3Ol.
do tERTl25c
RYE--OudiO.
BARLRY--no'd Sc.
OA1s--.2 a2Ie
PorAroEs-- 319In
FLAN SgEn-- SO.OO,1 90.
BUrrsR--6 DSc
Lapse
TALLow--6c.
SAOKgp Haas Case.
do SIDES ASD SHoULDERs--ic.
PICKLED PoRK--GR7o,
CLOVER sEEB-sa55.@4,C0
BEEswAx--0upgOc,
RNTHERs--49OOe J )
RAos--9e.
GREEs shIDEs-3ho "a
DRN do 90.
E0Gs-tGe. 9 dozen.
Timothy seed,-l,4Dat.Oo
WooL-4CG so
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
Fine Printiug.-Having just ae

Fine Priutiug.--Hduing Just dd-
ded a large assortment Of Nep JOB Type
as peH as other Fine Printing Materials
TO our JOB Department, ice are noto pre-
pared to do ali kinds Of Fine Printing
in style not TO be surpassed. Wedding
mutation, Visiting and Business Cards
printed in a rery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing zoe cannot be
erceHed. Call at the TRIBUNE Office ana
see specimens.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
$lOi
WAGES PAID
SlOO!

- To sell goods foi the ADAMs SEWING MAoHsE
tohpAsy. We will give n eOmmission on all good.
sold by oor Agents OF pay wages hi from $40 $40
PC, month, and pay all necessary expenses. Our
chine perfect In il mechanism child san learn
10 opsfae u by half an houfs instrnetion II " equal
TO any Family Sewing Machine 10 use, and We have
reduced the price 10 Fifteen Dollars.
Each Machine IL waTfented for three years.
Address q. RUGGLES,
Gen. Agt Delroit Mich;
junseo r.
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Hanks! Blanks !

All kinds Of Blanks, Of the most approved
torms, well printed on fine paper, kept con
stantly on hand and for sale cheap at tho Tai
rUrE OFFIcE; such as
deeds, Summons,
Mortgages, Subpoeuas,
Attachments. Nendts'
Executions. Couetabie Shies
BIank Notes, &C., &c.
GTJustces and Notaries supplied on reas
enable terms. IN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-09-26
sheria,s sale.
James sarqohas
fe,et Il. Lol,. :, Al.

ttttI u AfVtti " ~
BY Virtue Of an uriet made By the Cou,t
Common Pleas Of Seueos, county, OHIO, o.
the 7th dey of Novenibet. ls6l. IN the abov'
entitled e,usr, sad to tne direrted. will ~
fer for sale At Puhlic Venlue. at the door o
the Court ll"uss, in th,ci,y VI Tifiin, IN said
county, on,ho
29gl DAY OF SErrEMnER, A. d.
lsGl, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
aud lo'clVck 4. N. OF said day. the follow
iug lauds aud tcucmcnis, 10 wit:
Description VI the East half Of inlo, No.
SIS In thr i .eJnd Waol Of the city Of rilin,
aud further deac,i iOvd as follows to wit -
Beginning 6r the shme Ut the south east
curuvI ofsdid mlJt, No. 5s5, running theLc'
West ON aud aldng the south line Of said IN
/ lot. thirty t3Ol feet, thercc northcrn'y ~,
aud aluus The center of said inlot tairtcen
| (l3) feet, theuoc westerly two (a) feet aud
six inches, ,hcucc northcr v twenty threet2al
/ ice 1; thence eaaterly Two ~ feet aud six in
chcs, theuee norther y on aud along the ccm'
tor OF said nlvi No. 5e5, to the North Inc ol
said inlut, thenoe casterly thlysy l39) feet Ia
| tbe Nor,b east corner vi said iniot. aud
thenoo South on aud along the East lluc o
said inlut to the South east co.uer thereof tC
the place al Legluains, containing more oI
less
Description Of the West half Of said inloi
No 5s5, beginning for the .amc At the S)vtt
west curn.r i~lut No. 5sS. running thcne.
East thirty t31l feet, thence North un aud
along the ccuter liue Of said iulot IL lcct
hence westerly feet aud q inches, theme
uorthrrly - lcet, thence cas,crly lrci ant
6 inches, thence noitArr on aud along th,
center Of said inlot No 5S5 to the North lin,
OF said inlvt, thence West 30 feet To the north
west corner OF said iuloi, thence souihcrll
on aud along the West line of said inlot l.
the south west corner thereof the place o
ibcgnuing, containing more or less.
LEVI WEIRtCk,
Sheriff,
Augnst %. lsGQ. S1.65
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MILLINERY
and
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. i. Q. ALLEN Wishes to
Inform the ladies Of Tim and vicinity that she in
tends 10 keep nice assornsnt Of mlinery goods, a
Caps, Dress TRAININGS, Buttons, Belts, &c. She
viii spare no pains In keeping latest novelty o
the season. She has employed an experienced Dfesi
Maker 10 superintend that department. Family see.
ing doae TO order, aud on short notice.
Dresses, Cloaks. and Mahtilia. made at prices 20
snit the times. Terms, eash, Ladies, give hers call
and yon Willie surprised AZ the exceedinE low piioes
Come and for yourselves. Patterns fer ladies and
ehiidren's Apparel. Thankfui for past favors, shs
hopes r,ll 10 shars the public patronage.
Rooms On Market srssi, opposite pr. kohn's Office.
may: Oar
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TEN MEN wANTED!

Ten men are wanted Immediately. Tor Cap
tain F. X. SuAwHAN's company, l23d ReGi-
mcnt. o. V. l., at Camp Moproeville. Apply
to John NJ Naylor, Esq, in this place, or at
Camp.
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Ohio's Quoia.-The State of o hio lacks
only $4,000 men to fl II herquota. That nun.
Der ought to be made up by volunteers by
October lst, an | we presume it will be.
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Sorghum Syrup Manufactory.-

Sorghum Syrup Manufactory.-Is shall
be prepared to receive cane at mill, next
week. Farmers may rely on having a supe.
rior article of Syrup at short notice. and on
the most reasonable terms.
W. r CHAMBERL IN.
Tiffin, Sept 26, 'G2.
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Mrs. NJ. Merrill will commence
course o. Lessons in P.nmanship at the Da.
Wis Hou'e, on Monday evening, October OH.
Thoic wishing To attend will apply immcii
atcly. Married Ladies' who cannot attend the
evening Class, will be accommodated during
the div
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MARRIED,

On the lib inst. by Rev. @ 5. Phillips,
At the Parsonage OF st. Paurs VI =. Clutch,
in this city. Mr J. l.. nollcuan to Miss Eli
"a Goodman, Of Melmore.
On the 18th inst. hy the 'ame, Nc u X.
Hershis,r. of Cvlumbi 3, - Miss 5. d. My
ers, of this city.
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PAY Up 7

Tribune Office. either on subscription or 9th.
ervise, are invited to call at once aud settle
up, before leave
By order of
II. l.. MCKEE.
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GEN. Buffers LAsT,-Gen. Butler is
complete letter-writer. In his episiles
to refractory rebels, to luke-warm Union
lets, and to the patriots who arc giving
their lives to their country, he is alike
ielicitous. A choice collection of his
pub ished "works" would furnish libra
ry shelf with some of the best literature
of The war. In his last letter, addressed
to the French Consul at New Orleans,
who had demonstrated against the seiz-
ure of all the fire arms in New Orleans,
the General gravely meets the objection
that the Louisiana slaves are likely to
break their bonds, by the statement that
such conduct would not be surprising, in
view Of the fact that. "their masters had
set them the example OF rebellion against
constituted authorities. Nothing more
can be said on that point.
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tg-HEApQuAnrERs COMPANY n,

lsE HEADNaO Alt lNS w MIAN ~
q. q. c. Sixth Regiment, o. ". Camp at
Beverly. Va. July 9Th. 1861
DR. q. W. RoBAcK. Cincinnati, Ohio;
Dear Strive received your long wished
for aud welcome Remedies lew days ago.
aud hasten to return youa unanimous expires
sion in regard to our high opinion Of the mcr'
its OF same
We have used them with great benefit In
our Company. and heartily a,tes. % the pub
lie opinion Of their great bcnehts. ln our
cases, especially where there have been ST.
many great charges as from the civilian IN
daily routine in b ,siness at hcme TO the Cx
posed habits of active soldiers in strange
and unnatural country. do we most apprccl
ate the merits Of such heaven sent values as
yours. To all those in our position do We
most emphatieally recommend your remedies,
being assured from experience, that they
will be very welcome companion.
Yours. very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS.
Capt Co. Il. Sixth Reg't O. ".
James y. Semple, LIST Sergeant COnVany II.
Chas. IL, Foster, % Scrgcut
Chas. Il. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co b.
Thos s. Rnyse, %
T.. B. Warren, 3d Serg't
5 A. Thaycr, 9TH Serg't "
San,1 ID. Schoolcy. Cummis.ary.
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Bullmann.
Corporal Carlton G. Gable.
Together with 90 private5-a unanimous
expression being given.
For sale at No. East Fourth st.cct, and
by druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suffers is solicited
TO this MS being the beet articles for com
plants incident to camp life. nov7.lm