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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

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.7s 800" w $500, 80 ' 1 ,Ncitso
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FIER ana sTTTFE GiYJNG PRINcIPTE.
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"a To healthy condltlon M person can these Bit
tiers according to directions and remain long unwel
....o;I "A - h ~ ~ d+roroa ~ no,arro
poison means, and the vital organs wasted
- koua the point of repair. ~. ,.az,w. I,,tt.
v FFhey are aGentle Purgative as well rs a
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting
powerful agent in reevng Congestion or Infan-
Il mAton of the Liver, and all theVisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMP1lAINTSy in young OK
old, married or single. atthedawn OF womanhood or at
the turn of life these Tonic fttefs have no equal
For InlaInInatOry and Chronic Rheuma-
tism {, nd Gsolif,p d yspepsir or INDIGESTION,
rvl;I;a,. ,,,,s r. .Gx,
A'iAiY"tfs, - 80, '.SA
nevs and T3J1dte,.. these Rjtte,.s have been most
~ -, ~. - -. I.s,I -.
~successlul, Sucn Disetses are csiseu oy sitiaied
Blood, which is generally produced by arrangement
A@of the Digestive Organs. osiE .1oi8seifs
DYSPEPSIA iORnINDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders Cousbs ob+nsss nj tba
q Chest DIZZINESS sour Eructatons Of the stomach
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30
DROWN. AND WHITE SUGAR, Gents,

n ~af d y "a asa.hbA
Suspenders, Sardines, Parlor Matches, Nee
dies, Shoe Backing, Pocket Combs, Cove
Oysters. tsDouble Head" Black Pepper Neck
ties and Stove Polish for sale by
J. r. SHERRY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

6V10AEOKE COLLEGE. ...sf.,..e .....
Ii ssm SALEM, ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.
The 18TH ANNUAL SESSION this In
.stisation will commence on the 9Th DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, 1871.
Expenses for Session of Ten Months, including
Board, Tuition, Room Rent, Fuel, Lights and
all ncidentals, S205. 4s-a.ss.as-.
The expense to students board ing with pri l.
vate families will be about thirty dollars more
For part iculars address the President,
in y 20--Sm. kEy.D. +. BITTLE, ID. ID
sept. 21--tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

RAILROAD ADVERTISEMENTS
GRANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
: sF'hf- RAILROAD. s." ." .s'9s'

I'M AND AFTER SATURDAY, July the l,
~ 1871, two daily passenger L, sins viii
ran between Washihgtoa asd hynchbarg, effect
ing @ohb te daily connections through between
NEW YORK and NEW ORtAASS Al GpIT
densvilie connection is made by mail ira in With
the Chesa peake aud Chic Railroad daily, sun
day excepted, to Richmond iStauI ton and the
hyiRGlNIA SPRINGS; Il at LIZ ichbulg with .
nj ,at,, Mississippi and Ohio Raj cad toistlel
|. Nest aad >ioatawestsI and at Nashin gton, ~
Lave Mash .aat a. IS a.. M, and
e5ssp. m, arrlvia, Il l.yrc1oaF{ at A5,oS p. M
and a. m. 10 sfe. 7gl bas L5ri
leave LyncEbufg al . 90 a.. m, and 10 p. M
arrive at Alexandria at d, "a p. u.s. anu %
a M, and at Washington at SIS p. M, AMI ~ p
a. m. ,R.ERN e0@ an{a =
For. banassas I, Division leave, W &bipgton
daily texcep,ing Sunday n with a man line
train, At 60 a. M; aRd Alexa1sd "a = ~ sop a.
Strasburg at II, AS p. H.; and arr!ve at Htrfc
sonburg at $40 p, M eppnecting VITA | rm6
4 Co.'S Stage Lines to s taautJi, i-.,ax.iJ0 ptins
E s.twatd, sIIa Leave ;.3},z s ~ a9l5 an
Fpass sFasba;gsq ,llst, 5,n, leave, Maaassss,
Junction Al 40 p. N. eaneetms with main y Y 4
thr0d5 II ft.iI ECon and The Motif ana We
r'rl sc9aPs atlnns, by comfQrta9 pie coaches ar
made u Fairfax Court flonse from FairfaT sta.
fien;to Middlebarg from Plains land to Upper
vine frsm riedmont,y9tr ann ~ gsvTg-,y4
Both tbs Eastward bound trains make lose
kconnecton tStrasbuFg Wit6sSis, y chester tifd
lsSiFasbaIg Railroad to lFihchester, Harpef's
Ferry, iCa pom Springs &c. al .<DI4 ,Y0EAI
g. Elega ant sloepingl cars re rum daily between
/ New York and, Lynchburg, without change.
Also, cars through between Baltimore and
Lynch kul g, avoiding, the Inconvenience ofuapsl
sertin WaShiIglon- - - u.
sshtaqgh tekqtaapd baggage checked to al
gGST Excursion tickets a reduced rates, Q God
to Ist lOc:ober, to all afhG sprmc Sumlpes
resorts oiNli ginia. sss & - sso. lsgpjsit.b.,
7'H" .lf-ee sanL j. NJ. BR0AprS,-,a ~
1 July 6~--if.----General- IickeI agent. =
fEl gk&MEs "a
F9idHMOND, FfRfEfsCksEt fGs & DO
Al TOMAC RAILROAD GoMPANY.
fr7s RIcHMoND. October 8, 1869.
~ NEW AND ATTRACTIVE fOUTE
TO Richmond, Virginia, via Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad to Alexaaapia, "a. thence
by steamer down the Potomac river -iG. qslnec7
ton Yidth The ERiehpend, kredeigN sbufg aPpd
Passenger lea Eih HsITisoni,,1r gta oils o s
daily Sundays excepted, strive att A exandHif
5.45p. NJ, leaving Alexandria the sapfe night at
Z 20, and arEiye in Richmond the next moTuinE.
at 3:45. Returning, le3ye Rich mohdaat Sis p.
an. daily Sundays eSeepted afriVeat Alexardlia
the next, merningsat f5.45; leaye Alexapdeia, b !.
"tlie Manassas Branch Train" at s. Is a. .m., AID
arrive in Harrisonbulg at 40 ?. m. 8'h@f
-Thlf'ugh tieketssand Through ssS9gPge ch =, 4.
J.B. GENTR
F. SAA'L RuTH, General TsketA Y,a n
In Sup't Transportation. gems "a
|! & & 7 T. n r z pelp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30
Kidney d Bladder IComplaInts,

Urinary, and W cnb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stonpase of Water, lncontinence- OF
Urine, Brighl's Disease. Albuminuria, and ii all
cases where there are brick dust deposits, or the
wa ter is thick, cloudy, mixed. with substances
like theywhite Plan egg, or threads like white
silk, or there Is morbid, dark, bilious appear
there is preRipg bar hing sensation when pass
ing water, and pain in the Small Of the Back and
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

: -. GENERAL HARD HARE .aRo q sgsaE
consisting of ali kinds of bndtl's terial ! '7h
Blacksmith Coach ana 'sadtllers GOODS ~ 10 hqds'sv
wouldaask #lle arte ntiep7 of e;i4gss lto ss.,
my Lar &c and carefully selected Stock Of sr.--.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30
ADVLK lis EN- ENI s
DUPTURE CURED.
IIa ..'@ nMAgSsspsII
RADICAL CURE TRUSS wa D.

SPRINGS WILL. NoTRusT. PADS lMPERyI9Us.
~ .azo, k--vAA
q The best and most etiectnsl. TrussNanown fol.
the cure and relief of Hernia or Rupture. This
Truss has leceivedsthe sahction Of the meste mins
eat physicians aud Surgeons OF this country
who do not hesitate 20 feceminend 1t to those fa-
fcted with Hernia as beliy sup erioF to all others
/ Tits the only Truss that viii retain the BawetS
with any certainty and the wearer can feel. as
ssured that he'is using a remedy that wdh be at
az times safe and etiectua in its operations
OF this we guarantee entire satisfaction to all
Who may come under treatment. 94u
Ladies' Silk Elastic Abdominal Belts for Cor
puency falling ofthe Womb, aud as asupportto
tlftSsl}ack and Abdominal Muscles Anlaetss
Knee Caps and Stockings for lValheoseT Veins.
Ulcers and Weak Joints. ,-uGNn Y0yL9
. Shoulder Braces for Ladies' Gen IS and children
FLOR the cure of STOPPING OF the shoulders and as
chest expander. 80, ~.
, Pile Instruments, the most superior articles i'm
use-light leasi adjusted and eieetual y lnstrns
,fnents for all physical Notwithstanding CT
the spine bow legs, club feet, &c. 7o;,,-,,. ..f.
\ ladies' apartments, with Lady Attendants.
"A gent for Clements Ge ebfa tedb Artificial
Agent for Grandalrs Patient rubber tipped
Crutches. 80 +th1 ass i5AaA ajEh&A
Agent for Dr.. .Babeoek's silyeE Uteline 81 SUI,
'' Assnt fE3 vw5a ta's STEM Pessar ia
Orders promptly attended TO- wa A9fSs
Hshsjtt S. MARSH
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

If the patient, daily becoming reduced by the
waste andldecompositpnt that rs continually pro
gres sing, succeeds in arresting heseWastes, and
repairs the same with new material made from
thy blood-and this the hal%aparilian will
and does secure--a cure is certain ioi when once
and succeeds in Diminishing the loss of wastes, its
repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient
viii feel himself growing better and stronger, the
food dlgeSting better, appetite improving, and
flesh and weight INCREASING l-,.. z, sfe',5 ...
{ Not only does the. araparlllian excel all
known remedial agents in the cure of Chronic,
Scr otulous, Constitutional, and Skin diseases ;
but ills the only positive cure for. %. ..r ~.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30
7 ERTISEIS.s.l.55 = 577s7ss
-
ADV CIR IISEMENT s
A Nd FOR TIE GENILEMAE.

Heavy Kip Hand Made Boots, Mol Heavy ss srF
ID inches long Boys Boots, best quality
also H made bqets, cqsipf1rrsa. superior ,a
lot, Cloths something very hne,. 1, q als anu ~
Cans. q large supply. Coats Pants anu
Vests r7ady made Notions of all Kinds IN 'a''7@
~ aaF GREAT VARIETY. ii2saf HsiaHr'a97 q
viii be glad to see you one and all so com II
along and see and look ana ouy-' y-tt1s a' -gs
4tg.y Very Truly Yours,
ySaed o a.
81 S, OIL Cloths in patterns or rugs
. Oil Cloth by the yard very cheap sigs1iJ Aso;s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

- Defe Is ample NdteFt dHu NO fICoIc III
or drought in summer ever interleres with the
work s ar .&fHQt9i3 s,a3
Those, therefore. who wish to purchases in
large quantities, sandhaye their y l1gs. 49,,
.sses ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. settl Z.
will do win to try this mill. 81 ee5Qnss. .s1ga
a viii fHiasgs orders sMddeliver on the Cars
at Woodstock at the rate of from three to five
Car loads per week, that is twenty to thirty
tbousa and weekly. 40 Aha ~ 44ta II
1t is but justice to the enterprise of the parts.
to,sav ,dthat the perfect working and wonderful
power oflthis triple gearcd mill, is in great
measure due to the skill and energy of Messsr-
Smoots and Iysinger who. planned and executed
the millwlfght work. and 10 the superior qarl
ty of the massive castings, moulded by The
- Strangers are. respectfully referred to Meser.
8. A. and, j. banner, tmerchaIts and Lumbnd
Dealers and Messrs, w alton and Walton, aa.
Mark Biz, attorneys at Law, Woodstoc k, v.
address, l.. II. McGlNNlS, Woodstock Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

n TAviNG parcIiasesf a'st6ck Of Hhfdwars7 ~
81 Aaof Chas crhm would eafSa teH'lon OF 70 lei
Il the citizens of Shenandoah to my newe5loeka wg
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

{ sRhroughs tieketsand baggage checked, to all
prom nept points - .-s'A" = "a =
s1 EScti1siotf tickets at reduced rates, good
to Ist 'Uctotcs, to all afhG principal iSumllef.
.7'H" .lf--Ge sspL J. NJ. BROA1TS,-.as-
I JtlY -General Ticket 4 gent
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

1850 Gifts consisting Of washing Machines
W4i4gers, Standard Books and Works OF Art
none fthem can be purchased, at retail. for ssle
more H A @sr- --t .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-11-30

ap9 Fhe HNlqs apq NiefF on the 81 stem,' me
6 SF 1 seR al ss sef e5 ses
Syphilis, Consumptiqp, 6 landuiar disease, III
GERS ID the Threat, Mouth, Tamof $, Nodes in
the Glands and other par IS ofthe SYSTEMS Sore
eyes ,Strumorous discharges from the ears, and.
Fever Sores ,-Scalds Head, ring worm. SAT-
Rheum, IAysipelss. Acne. Black Spots Worms
in the Flesh, fumol's, Cancers in the. Wenb,
and all weakening and painiul discharges, Night
Sweats, Ecss OF Sperm and all other wastes of the
lie principle, are{yithin the curative range Of
this wonder OF Modern Chemistry, and safa.ew
days. use viii prove to any person using it fer
either of these iorms~of disease it, potent power
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
A Coop THING COVERED WITH DIRT.

A Coop THING COVERED WITH DIRT. -
The original Summer6eld story was rather
good one, though all sensible people who
read it knew it was mere fiction, but one of
"Coxton's" best. 1t, however, took pos
session of some weak scribblmg brains, and
their fiat wit and sckening twaddle has
nauseated the whole community. We may
have witty novelist scavengers in Auburn,
but they have not yet been introduced
through the public prints. The Sacramento
Record becoming nauseated with this Au-
burn hash, closes notice Of it as follows:
"Pray let us have no more Of those stupid
postscripts. Their only effect is to show that
the writer has a very poor opinion Of the in
telligcnce of his readers, while the journal
that puffs and indorses them is making an
ass Of itself.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

SOME persons who ought to know better,
are making very unjust and ill-advised
war upon Governor Haght, for which, we
have no doubt, they will be heartily sorry in
less than two weeks. They are trumping
up all sorts of charges regardless of truth or
decency, for the purpose of preventing his
denomination. Rendered perfectly desper-
ate by the confidence in him manifested by
the people notwithstanding their war upon
him, they have seized upon calumny as the
last resort. One of their charges is that he
''deserted the party like many others when
the party needed his services" The truth
is that Governor Haght was an old line Re-
publican and that he came over to the De-
mocracy during the war and when it needed
his services most and he could promise him
self nothing in return, for it had nothing to
give. One would suppose that this act of
Governor Haight ought to secure the com
mendation of all Democrats who respect self
sacrifice to honest convictions, but the pa
pers who are allied with the railroaders in
this party contest, seem to see it in differ
ent light and are trying to make capital by
placing him in false position. They are in
the last throes of desperation. .-iSolano DEM
Ocrdt.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
Constable's Sale.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont of the Justices Court of s. G. Lewis. at
Rocklin, Township No. g. Placer county Cali
forna, on the 2sth day of April A. d. 1871. and
to me delivered on the same day, in favor Of l.
G. Smith and against John Derrick for the sum
OF Two Hundred and ninety-nine dollars and
ninety-nine cents S299.99) judgment, and costs
of suit taxed at Twenty dollars and thirty
cents (S2I 30), did, on the 2sth day of April
A. d. 1871, levy upon and seized, and will ex-
pose to public sale to the highest bidder. on the
ranch, Township No. 9, Placer county, Califor-
MIA, on
MONDAY, the 10th day Of July, A. ID 1871,
at ten o'clock, A. NJ. the following described
Real Estate, to-wit The southwest quarter of
Section q Township No. II, N, r. 7 east, Mt.
Diabo Base and Meridian, Together with all
the improvements thereon, or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to satisfy the above iudg-
ment and costs and accruing costs.
d. HARRIS,
Constable of Township No. 0.
Rocklin, June 18th, 71.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17

For CONGRESS. The impression gains
ground here and meets with favor that Wm
Neely johnson, of Sacramento will be the
Democratic Candidate for Congress in this
District at the approaching election. This
impression and desire has been strengthened
by the fact that Mr.. Coifroth is understood
to be unwilling or reluctant to make the
canvass for the fourth time, and from the
farther fact that Mr.. johnson is believed to
be the strongest and most popular man in
the District Mr.. Johnson has acted with
the party for the past fifteen years, is thor
oughly posted on the wants of the people Of
the State, and especially in this district. lie
is, perhaps, the best posted man on the
land question, which is now an all-absorbing
one in this district, on the coast. Sargent
and Conness tnkered with this matter of
quartz, surface, and agricultural lands until
the whole machinery is SO entangled that to
acquire title to land without being bled to
the tune of hundreds of dollars as mere cred
tape" expenses, aside from the price of the
land, is almost an impossibity. Mr.. John
son is an able canvasser, and as thoroughly
posted on all the questions TO be acted on in
Congress as any man tc be found in the dis
trict True, he has lost his eyesight within
the past few years, but this will not detract
from his efficiency in Congress, and will add
to his strength before the people. We be-
lievc VIM. Neely johnson will, if nominated,
carry the District, and make the best Con-
gresham that ever represented it.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
DISTRICT NO. TWO.
DISTRICT NO. THREE.

Chas. Trafton, Il. Williams, J. L. Da-
Wis, b. d. Dunnam and A. Beninger
We re-publish the above Committees as
it is probable they will desire to hold meet
ings and order the election of delegates to
District Conventions at the same primaries
that send delegates to the next Democratic
County Convention. The same delegates
that are elected to the County Convention
can be authorized to represent the precincts
in the District Conventions, or others can be
chosen, just as the voters of the precincts
may determine, and the District Committees
can call their Conventions, each for itself,
for any day and place it thinks best for the
accommodation and interests of the party.
We only call the attention of the members
of the District Committees to this matter
that they may confer on the subject and be
ready to meet and act as soon as the County
Committee makes its call for the County
Convention, which will probably be in the
last days of June or early in July. There
is one Supervisor, one Assessor and one Col
lector to be elected in each district, and two
Constakles for each Township, at the Sep
tember election, and two Justices of the
Peace for each Township at the October
election. Those offices are all of Importance
and the very best men should be placed on
the ticket, especially is this the case with
Supervisors, Assessors and Collectors.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. The Daily

ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. The Daily
National Gazette, published at Nevada City
come, to us greatly enlarged and improved,
it being now the size Of the Grass Valley
Union and Marysville Standard. The
National Gazette is an able expounder and
defender of the good old Democratic princi-
pies, as well as an excellent and enterprisng
local paper. We are glad to see this evil
dence of prosperity, and extend our congrat
ulations and good wishes for the continued
welfare and success of the National Gazette.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
CALLED HIM.

Last week our neighbor found, or rather
blowed on an immense nest of corruption IN
the ranks Of his own party, which he had
previously found and been brooding over fo,
weeks. The charges were that money from
San Francisco was being used in this county
for Tuttle and against Sargent, and that a
formidable combination of men and capital
had been formed to beat Sargent and nomi-
nate Tuttle, and that the editor himself had
been offered remuneration to 60 with the
corruption party. In the same article the
editor alleged that, if he had done anything
covert it was in Withholding information 80
long which would reflect on Tuttle But
now he has given the information that does
reflect on Tuttc and when Mr.. Tuttle de-
mands the authority and proof upon which
these damaging charges are based our neigh
declines to give it, DO these charges re-
feet on Tuttle? Look at the Gold Run cor
respondence in the Stripes of Thursday,
where it states in effect that "giving Tuttle all
the money San Francisco capitalists can raise
and he cant injure Sargent in this portion of
the county" This written at Gold Run un-
derstood the Stripes article as connecting Tut
tie with the bribery and corruption, as every
other sensible man in the county did. This
is not our funeral, but we hold that it is in
f,mous to publish such damaging charges to
the world and then refuse to make the au-
thors of the charges publicly known so that
the slandered parties can prove them false,
and publicly denounce, by name, the libel
ers as only such creatures deserve.
The Stripes editor says, in reply to Mr..
Tuttles demand that the names of his sland
erers shall be made public:
eve are ready to make affidavit to every
allegation contained in our former article, or
to appear before a committee of the County
or Congressional Convention, and give names,
dates and particulars.
If the editor has published but the truth,
what is the use Of his swearing to it, and, if
false, would he not swear false. And what
good would it do Mr. Tutte for the editor to
tell committee of the Convention, ten or
twelve days hence, after the delegates have
all been elected and instructed against Tut
tie, who slandered and beat him? Nothing
now but the names of the editors nformants
and them given without days delay, can
do Mr.. Tuttle justice and give him chance
to brand the slanderers, if such they are, and
prove the vii, charges false so that the whole
pal lie may know the fact before the primar-
les are held, and this the editor Of the Stripes
refuses. Already Sacramento county has
held her Convention and elected delegates
with these charges standing uncontradcted
against NJ. Tuttlc. These charges have
been published to the public and we hold
that the public have a right to know wlo
are the political corruptionists or base sland-
erers Mr. Tuttle has done all that he could
do in demanding the names of his accusers
and dcnouncing the charges as false and
now the ores rests with our neighbor--wi
he give the names, or rest under the suspi-
cion of not being able to do it,
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
Mining Notice.

NONTANA MINING COMPANY LOCATED
WI in the 1llinoistown Mining District, Pla-
Ger county California.
Notice is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the Stockholders of the above named Com
pany, for the election of Trustees and the trans
action OF other business will be held on THURS
DAY, July 9th, 1871, at one o clock p. NJ, at the
Office of the company in Colfax.
WIN. B. STOREY, Secretary.
Colfax, June 18th, 1871.-iel7-3w
The Placer herald., 1871-06-17
POLITICAL NOTICE.

The members Of the Democratic County
Central Committee are hereby notified that
. meeting Of said Committee will be held at
The PLACER HERALD office, in Auburn, on
Thursday, at II o'clock A. NJ, june 29th.
1871, for the purpose Of calling a County
Convention and transacting other important
business. A full attendance is requested.
JOS. WALKUP, Chairman.