davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01
No. 5.-Adver.


Let the afflicted read, and learn .hR. rerfect
and radical cure is warranted and faarsn res to
all who are afflicted. DIR. RAPHAt 4. qrsrt -
the disease without any Information N "a.
tieBt. He explains it cause. aud eve "a
cure and what is better still. he y ii eae. 80
frankly tell you whether yon can "a o ms /,
which will save your health and e nj ~
treatment. lie cures private and sscge & se.:9s.
without the use Of mercury, hindranee nom bush
ness, fear Of discovery or exposure His bo-
tanic remedies restore manhood and vfgn,. and
tuake the barren fruitful and enshfe lie sinsle to
get married. with the asEmErce
of having -eontented wife and
healthy children
LADIES,
whose delicate health make It.
necessary for them not to have children, use his
Preventive. Il not only prevents an increase Of
family bat IL will promote and preserve the heath,
because biz PREVENTIVE against having chill
nren il Innocent safe and sure. II does not in
terfere with diet occupation. It operates with
out sickness or exposure III Ladies who have
suffered from misplaced confidence. consult him
befo.s they get married. he win restore their
bloom. freshness sud vigor OF youth, and enable
them to enter married life with confidence Of health
and happiness.
eY Consultation hours from 10 A. NJ. to q P.
NJ, at No. 213 EAST MADISON STREET,
up stairs. Consultation fee Two DOLLARS Ir
terviews confidential.
Persons at a distance may communicate confdAn-
TALLY by letter II they enclose Eve Dollars for q
consultation fee Send twenty-five cents for his Book
entitled: GUIDE 10 HJALTH AND Lone IdFE = and
as be has one toF each sex. say whether for Lady
gentleman. as only will BE sent to the same
Address His circulars aboat " Winning the Alice
tions Of tie opposite Sex" aud Important Hints to
Business Msn- viii be rent gratis With the BOOK
Address aD letters follows:
DIR. Raphael. Post Office Box
No OTIS. Chicago. ILL.,
Ss-----pr-xn
THxRD Width
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01

against what? asks the reader. Why,
against the P0IS0ES, vile, maddening, and
deadly. advertised as Superior to all Hair
Dyes" But on second thoughts, the call ste
arms % is unnecessary. The W.T. toned trAIh il
already being driven out of the market. 1t ha,
rnnaicad tha cnMn de nrnce from
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01

AND TROCHE POWDER.
delightful and pleasant remedy IN
Catarrh, Headache, Bad Breath, Asthma,
Hodrseness, Bronchitis, coughs,
Deafness, de-,
And all diseases resulting from ooidsin
the Head, Throat and FOCAL Organs
This remedy does not "Dry up cstsrrh put
I.OOs Il Ms it; frees the head Of all ehens'e
matter, quickly removing bad breath ano heA
ache; ALLAYs and soOrHEs the DUESlSe HEAT
in catarrh is 50 mild and agreeable IN It's eheets
that it positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZING!
A,a TRooHE PowDEs 10 pleasant to the taste
ana novar nnuseates; when swallowed, Instantly
give, 20 the Throat and Vocal Organise
Delicious Sensation Of Goodness d Comfort.
It is the best Voice Tonic in the world
rry it! Safe, Reliable and only IS esnts.
Sold By druggists, or u allied free, address
COOPER, WILSON l. CO., Prop'rs,
Philadelphia.
Van So6Aaok, Stevenson & Reed, Wholesale
Agents, Chicago. ost26-dAw6m
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01
CristadorO's Excelsior Hair Dye.

The popularity of this time tried article in
creasss every hour. Everybody is talking of the
natural shades" it imparts, and there is NO con-
Ceivable reason why it should not be used, being
(as Professor Chiffon states in his certi6cSte)
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. "A a dressing after
dyeing, use
cHRIsTADORo's HAIR PREsERyATIvE
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01
DIR. BOHANNAN
Office No. GIG North Fifth street, (betweer
Washington Ave. ana Green strsets),
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
Established IN ct. Louis 1897.

4 W kbE ALL VH hUNIU AND bYEJIAL
~ Diseases in a short time, either in Male OF
Female charges low iess; uses no Mercury.
Va DIR. BOHANNAN's "TreAtise on Spec
al DIseases," watch fully explain the nature,
causes, sy mptoms, etc., Of oPermatsrFheA" OF
''semInal " eAkness, and all the evils resulting
from Self Abuse, and imPediments to marriag,
generally. Also, valuable information ON other
Delicate subjects. Sent Free to address in d
plain sealed envelope.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01

JeWelled buckles have lately become very
'AA0'onAnis Tor ladies' house slippers.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01
$1,000
- q w "a II q

viii be given to any person who can produce
as many genuine permanent cures as Dr.. Cal
tagher's Great Vegetable Pie Cure It is prepared
expressly to cure Bleeding, Blind, liberated or
ching Piles, and for other purpose. Hun
dreds of Ply sicians recommend Ii In their prac-
tics. 1t has cured permanently cases of over
30yeaFs standing. Sold by Druggists generally.
Prepared solely by B. +. GALLAGHER, No. sos
North Third Street, Philadelphia, Pc.
John Bsngston, Druggist, Agent for ell Of DR..
Gallseber's preparations.
fsh2a-dem
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01
AMERICAN BROILER.

cumming, IN one of tho ligBtsst and sim ieet
the knohh utensils, all tbs principles Invoiy, II
perfect btohing OF meats, with the greatest coon
emy OF Time and fuel. It sits On top Of the stove
or range over one of the openings; req Tres NJ
preparation OF hIc; no coke or charcoal; no
pouuaibg OF steak; retaine all the Juice sud
favor, uhieh are mostly lost BY the ordinary
process broils q steak in from 5 to minutes
tenders tough mea. tender; does sEav with ali
smok- and smell Of burning greere; trglls
equal. y well over coal or wood answers for ell
sized stove or range oper ings; AID is equally
| good for steAk, chicken, ham, chops, fth ana oy-
sters. Is also an unsqualied bresd-tosster and
corn pepper.
| Now made Of Russia iron with strong rim
eorer, obVistihs lisbility of edges getting jam
med by eaFeIeisness and thereby desire ying nee
esssry close fit.
! Guaranteed to fulfill ell Abe above rpesifca-
| tions, or money refu nded. Retail Price 50 90
Fine mesh CRATE for corn popping end coffee
roasting. when desired, 25c extra
Liberal diEcount 10 tn trade.
All boilers will have brass LAT ell attached, wit
name and Trade Mark sts mpsd thereon.
American Broier Manufacturing Company,
Office GO Broad street, New York, and l69 Race
street, Cincinnati, Q.
Frank St,uges & Co, CHICAGO.
Cheerer Barch0rd d Co. ST LOUIS.
C. Shepard & Co, MI IYfU KEE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-01

A beautiful SSow-WHITE POWDER qua. anteed Strictly
Il ptTs,-aRd unlike the majority Of so-c1Us Baking
Powders which contain STARCH, ALUM. TERRA ALBA
or FLOUR to an alarming extent
il is preferable to Cream Tartar or Soda for LIaHr
BREAB, BIscuITs RoLLs, PASTRY &C
Ask your Grocer for Box OF Giif's RaliaJ fbtgdsr
and II 1t dt,appoBtS you gr moRfg tc3 b refunded
GILLsf's fLtvoRISG EXTRACTS, WAsgISg CRYsrAI,
BIUEISGs BAKING POWDER &c kept by all GraceE4 in
the country and have heen long and ayorably known
GiIlet, MoCull0eh & Co., Of Mich. Av- CHICAGO.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

1t has been years and years since the
Democratic party of this county have placed
before the people SO unexceptionable a ticket
for their support as the one now presented.
The gentlemen composing the ticket are all
men against whom not charge can be
made, and for whom, as good citizens and
competent men for the various positions,
everything honorable and truthful can be
said. They are all old citizens of the county
and truly represent in their persons, character,
business habits and integrity, all the sub.
stantial business and industrious people of
the county. Each of the candidates are
peculiarly fitted for the Office for which he is
nominated and this fact is known to the
Republican neighbors of each of them, many
of whom will yield them hearty and cheer
ful support on the day of election. We can
not now think of man on the ticket who
will not run ahead of his party at home and
where he is best known. This should be
the best guarantee of the worthiness of all
our candidates and should secure them sure
y an immense vote outside of the party all
over the county These facts taken in connec-
tion with the mismanagcment of our county
affairs for the past six years should, and we
believe will, secure the election of every
man on the ticket. People of Placer, let us
once more have an honest and economical
county government and gentlemen and schol
ars in the Offices The Court house wants
overhaulng, the books and papers need
investigation and the ring managers dserve
leave of absence without day. There may
be some good men in office, but if so they
are wonderful reticent about the little and
big peculations that have taken place in and
about the Court house. Was there ever an
administration of county affairs that called so
loudly for the condemnation of the honest
taxpayers, or one that demanded change
Of men so urgently of the people? Now
the voters have chance to secure the
services of honest, competent men, and if
they improve the opportunity the whole
Democratic ticket will be elected and true,
capable gentlemen will fill our Offices for the
coming two years.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
MAKING MONEY.

Our letter from Dutch Flat contains some
things that are rather startling. When it
states that all the mili-men" are in favor
of Sargent's timber monopoly bill, we have
no doubt such is the fact, as they at present
understand the bill But when Sargent s
bill passes vast monopoly stands ready to
gobble up, by fictitious applications all the
available and valuable, accessible timber,
and not oHou mill man to get an dcre,
and then the mill owners will get their eyes
open when It Is too late; and when they
begin to pay from 50 to s. per thousand
feet "n the tree for the logs they are to
saw, to a heartless monopoly, it will do them
little good to curse Sargent and his BILL
Sargent's bill for the sale of placer mines,
and especially that provision which permits
the purchase of an unlimited number of acres
in our gravel ranges, provided it was located
before the passage of his bill, it also seems
was money in Sargent's pocket and an open
ing for Chinese labor, two of Sargents dear
est principles. We will venture that Sargent
had his eleren hund,rd acres located or
purchased before his bill passed. As to
Sargent being the c. p. 4. RS. attorney at
Washington, we can only say his votes on
the Swamp Land bill, which would have
been vast money to the company, and to give
Goat Island to the company would seem like
there was trnthi in the suspicion. Wehavc also
heard, that when b. b. Redding, the COM
panys land agent, wants 10 get something in
the Sacramento Eaion, he writes it out,
sends it to Sargent and it comes back in ga
letter from Washington to the Sacramento
Euion."
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
(wRrTrEN FOR THE HERALp.)
Facts for the People to know and bear In
Mind

The only opposition to subsidies in the
California Legislature has come from Demo-
Gratis.
Only one Republican Senator voted to
sustain Governor Haigbt's subsidy vetoes,
and he was elected by Democratic votes.
His name was neither Pacheco nor Green,
but was George G. Perkins, of Butte.
Romualdo Pacheco, the Republican candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, and James j.
Green, Republican candidate for Controller,
were both members of the Senate, and each
voted against sustaining Governor Haight's
veto Of subsidy bills.
Romualdo Pacheco was engineered into
his seat in the Senate by the subsidy party,
and, during the session, voted for every
subsidy bill which came to vote while I've
was in his seat.
JAMES j. GREEN.-(Scraps from the
record Of James j. Green, Republican
condidotef for Controller, made as a SEND
tor at the 17h and 18Th sessions ofMe Leg
islature.)
He voted for the infamous MacCauly's
Tannery swndle, and then voted against the
repeal after the enorrnity of the fraud had
become known and fully proved. He was
the special champion Of the bill which at
tempted to steal nearly all of Richardson's .
Bay and the water front Of Marin county,
for the Northern Railway Company.
lie voted for every subsidy bill before tho
Senate, including those vetoed by Governor
Haight.
He voted against sustaining the Cover
nor's veto, and moved a reconsideration Of
the vote sustaining the veto.
SACRAMENTO.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
SUM MONS.
STATE OF CAL.IFORNI

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, -
County of Placer, No. Township S''
In Justice's Court before JOHN CLYDESDALE
Justice Of the Peace IN and for the Placer Co.S,ty
aforesaid
FINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAL
l. ifornia to W. CRASEn, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
the undersigned Justice of the Peace in and
for the Township of No. 8, and County of Placer.
within ten days from service of this Summons,
to answer unto the complaint of j. l.. Bacon,
who sues to recover fifty dollars, balance on
account on sale of two horses sold and delivered
to defendant in Pine Township, No. g. Placer
County, at your instance and request, within the
last two years past, fully set forth in COM
plant on file in my office. And if you fail to
appear and answer. the plaintiff then and there
will take Judgment against you for the aforesaid
amount, together with costs and damages
Given under my hand in Rocklin, this 18th
day of July. 1871.
JOHN CLYDESDALE,
Justice of the Peace.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of Placer
County to whom these presents may come,
greeting: You are hereby commanded to make
due service and return Of the above Summons.
JOHN CLYDESDALE,
Justice of the Peace.
A true copy-Attest:
d. HARRIS, Constable.
/ hereby order the within Summons to be-
published for two weeks in the PLACER HERALD,
weekly paper published in Auburn, Placer
County. JOHN CLYDESDALE,
Justice of the Peace
OF the 9th Township, Placer County.
Rocklin, July 27, 1871. jy29-2w
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

ID. b. CuETIs. THE Democracy of Inyo
county met in Convention on the Sth inst.
and nominated full county ticket. ID. Is.
Curtis, an old and respected citizen of this
county, was nominated for the Assembly.
Curtis formerly represented Placer in the
Assembly, with honor to himself and tho full
satisfaction of our people. lie is true.bluc,
Connecticut Democrat honest and ncorrup.
tibe His many old friends in this county
will rejoice at his election.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
L. S. MorrArr. Secretary

friends Of Gov. John B. Weller-and he has
hosts of warm and enthusiastic friends in our
State--will be pleased to learn of his arrival
in our midst after an absence of five years.
Time has dealt with him lcniently, and he
looks as full of life and vigor as ever. The
Governor is only on a visit, considering New
Orleans his home for the future. He will
remain on the coast some two months. We
hope that he will find it convenient to take
part in our political canvass, although he
tells us he Is done with politics. s.-E'uap,i,ier.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

SEND IN Your NAMES We now have on
our books between six and seven hundred
subscribers, fully third more than any
other paper in the county, and our subscrip-
ton list is increasing from fifteen 10 twenty
per week. As great desire is expressed by
all parties to have the HERALD for the cam
pagn, we now offer to furnish it to clubs or
single subscribers, until after the Judicial
election, October 18th, for one dollar, in
advance. Send in the names and money,
either singly or in clubs. Write the ad-
dresses plain, and you will get the paper.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
Letter from Dutch Fiat.
DurcH FLAT, July 2Gth, 1871
[ MON ,

DurcH FLAT July 2Gth, 1871.
EDITOR HERALD -
In your last issue see that you were
after Hon. 4. 4. Sargent and his " timber
bill. believe every word of your strict
ures, and in evidence will state that every
"mill man" in this section is in favor of
that bill. 1t would be nice accompany
ment to Sargent's "placcr Gold mining law
(Which he boasts of being the author of)
which is being spread over this section and
covering, by the application for Patents, all
of our known mineral ground, and in evi-
dencc of this fact, inclose you an application
for patent of A. A. Sargent (the author of
the bill and one Jacobs (his partner) by
which you see that they are after (onlv)
eleven hundred acres in the adjoining town.
ship of Little York, in Nevada county.
i modest HHlc cldim! And in connection let
me state ;llat the Hon. A. A. and his part
ner have worked this present season from
fifteen to twenty Cinnamon in their diggings
with only white men enough to boss See
has plcdge 10 he .httj-Chineso plank IN the
HpuJlicdn PiaUorm! The effect of the
Hon A. \. ; absorbant qualities and cheap
labor has transformed the once busy mining
district of Qunher Hill to little less than "A
China camp 81 the present time. Now, sir,
with our mimi. law, timber bill, and other
tendencies to monopolies, how long will it
be before the white laborng man will be
completely under the control of capital and
China labor And while we are after the
Hon. A. A. let me ask if there is any truth
in the report that he is the paid agent of the
c. =. X. Il. in Washington? 1t is possible
that he is the embodiment of concet and
duplicty. WoRKIScMAN.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

READ Tive call attention to sketch
of the Buckeye, now Bellevue, claim of what
has and is being done and its future pros
poets as permanent and very rich mine,
written by Captain Fault, miner of forty
five years experience. We called at this
mine once, but found the Superintendent, Mr..
F. Jones. absent at Sap Francisco; Lut the
present letter, coming from ap old practical
miner, more than compensates for what we
could have written.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

DISTRICT No. 3 CONVENTION. This con-
vention met pursuant to adjournment al
Forest Hill Saturday July 18th 1871.
Thos. Dodds in the Chair and L. s. Mohatt
Secretary. X. Williams was nominated foi
Supervisor, James Mccormick for collector
and Capt. S. G. Randall for assessor. The
convention then adjourned.
THos. Dopps, Chairman.
L. S. MorrATT. Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

OVERLAND MoSrH1H.-The August mum
Der of this excellent home Magazine is on
our table. The contents of the number are as
follows: An Early Hero of the Pacific
Auctions and Austioneers; The Disappear
ance of Robert Pairway; Two Pictures
Some Suggestions for a Book; Bermuda
Winnie Ream; Mining on the Pacific Coast
The Darwinian Eden; Beyond; Ideal We
manhood, (No. b. Harry Meiggs in Peru
How got the Pirates Treasure; In Adver-
sity; The East at Yosemitc; Etc; Current
Literature, etc.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

VINO CAN ExpLAlS?-We are informed
that a Radical nominee for the Assembly in
Sacramento County has made bet with n
Democrat, that Newton Booth will be the
next United States Senator from California.
Is this the Radical programme? Booth
Senator, and Railroad I'achcco, Governor? ?
WI the U'pion rise 10 explain?
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

ERROR. The Grass Valley Unian in an
nounoing Governor Haight's meeting at that
place crrs, 1t is on August the 9th, On
the 4th he sperks here, in Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
RA>$A

By n notice in our advertising columns, it
will be seen that DR.. Shields, dental surgeon, has
located at Auburn, and can be found Mt the
American Hotel. Since the Doctors last resi-
dence here he has been East attending lectures,
and graduated in one Of the finest dental colleges
in the country,
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

GETTING SCARED. The ring in this county
is getting scared and have commenced
changing their TICKET. Already Luke Secord
has been displaced on the ticket for Super
visor Of this district.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
80 -

PEBsoSAL.-C. IL. Mitchell, publisher
and proprietor of the Grass Valley Union,
dropped in on us hast week. Mr. Mitchell
has been taking a look through our quartz
mines and seeing his old friends here, who
are counted by hnndrcds. lie speaks highly
cF our mines, as who Goes not that has visit
4 them.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Montana Mining Co.
Located in Illinoistown Mining District,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT A
~ meeting of the Trustees of above mentioned
Company, on the 25th day of July, 1871, an as.
the capital stock of said Company payable in
United States gold coin, on or before the 25th
day of August, 1871 to w. B. STOREY, Secre-
tary of said Company, at his Office in Colfax. Any
stock upon which said assessment shell remain
unpaid
On the 25th day Of August, 1871
will be advertised On that day as delinquent and
unless payment shall he made before will be
sold on the 9th day of September, 1871, to pay
the delinquent as essmept together with costs for
advertising and expenses of sale.
WM. Il. STOREY,
Sccty Montana Mining Co.
ColtaA, July 18th 1871. ajy2o-4w
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29
GREAT Meeting At AUBURN
Governor II. H. Haight, Hon. J. p.
HOguc, Hon. w. w. Pendegast,
and Hon. 10 Hamilton
WILL BE AMONG THE SPEAKERS on THE ocGAsIo,

The meeting will be held on the plaza at
Auburn, Friday evening, Aug. the 4rl, 1871
Excursion trains will run from Lincoln and
Alta and all intermediate points. The ex-
cursion train will leave Lincoln at 40 p. NJ
Roseville at 5.15 P. NJ. arriving at Auburn
ut I o'clock P. NJ. The other train will leave
Alta at 400 =. NJ. Gold Run at 5 o'clock p. NJ
arriving at Auburn at Z P. NJ. Returning
both trains will leave Auburn at from II 80
to II o'clock NJ This is probably the only
speech that Governor Haight can make in
the county during the campaign, and as he
is the peoples man, tried, true, and trusted, i,
never failing when their rights and property
are at stake, and as other eloquent speakers
are TO be heard also, every man, woman and
youth in reach who love their country and
individual rights should be here. Make
your arrangements and get on the train and
come. Harness your teams, load your wag-
ons and come. Let the farmers, miners
and business men of Placer from the noun
tains, hills and plains rally at Auburn next
Friday night.
For particulars of speakers, fares, ETC., see
posters.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

LAID OVER. San Francisco letter
reached vs. too late for publication thi, week
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

UIsTonIcAL.-Shrewd men estimate the
principles and standing of the Republican
State ticket, as follows:
Booth, for Governor Subsidy, but quar-
relied with the X. rs. about Conness and
furnishing supplies to the company. Pache-
co for Lieut.. Governor--Subsidy, all over
and always. Drury Melone for Secretary
of State-H Hutchinson's old hotel clerk, sub
sidy or :dmost anything else required. j. j.
Green for Controller voted for all
the X. Rs wanted, as Senator and is, or
was, on their pay roll. John i. Love for
Attorney General boy scarcely knows a
law book from yellow backed novels-clay
in the hands Of X. K. potters to be made
into vessel Of dishonor. Thomas Springer
for State Printer has the r. Il. organs and
r. Il. printing offices generally, for partners.
John A. McGlym for Harbor Commissioner
charged with some connection with sup
posed forgery of Broderick's will and not
afraid of any amount Of gold.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-29

DRowxINei Men CATcH AT SrRAws. The
Sacramento Union is catching straws. 1t
caught one the other day that the Nevada
Transcript had pulled under water. 1t
discovered that vote had been taken in the
Nevada skating rink and that Booth receiv-
ed fourteen and Haight one. Then comes
Peter Post the Nevada correspondent, and
says that said Nevada rink is disreputable
place and that disreputablc people attend it.
Now these fourteen Booth voters may have
been these disrcputable characters, and this
may be dirty straw that the Union and
Transcript have, in their drowning condi-
ton, been catching at. We gather these
ideas from the Grass Valley Union, Nevada
Transcript and Sacramento Union.