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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

A boys idea of having tooth extract
ed may be summed up as follows: The
doctor hitched fast on me, pulling his
best, and just before it killed me the tooth
came out
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

The Brooklynites are asking what has
become Of the $50, 900 said to have been
raised in that city for monument to the
| late President Lincoln in thefush of the
excitement at the deep damnation Of his
taking off.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

We overheard conductor say kindly
to an aged lady. aDon't hurry, madam;
We have all got to be old sometime, if We
liye.1 That man must have had grand
mother whom he loved.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

THE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
The Virginia Trcspass, speaking Of this
road, says:
The Central Pacific Railroad is coming
toward us. Many Of the troubles, too,
which besct the working Of the road are
now in process Of being remedied Gil
gantic work is doing-on the surface
against distance aud altitude, and at the
same time underground, and in the face
of Natures strong barriers, the ribs Of
the towering mountain range. In the
line of the road, work is now, during bad
weather, directed in large measure to a
reduction Of the heavy grade, which al
some points is serious. Work is progress.
ing in eight tunnels. Seven of these will
be completed rs early Us the 1st Of June,
The main tunnel, running under the sum.
NIT OF the mountain range, will take o
track of 900 feet OF this 500 feet
have now been completed. The calcula.
ton is that the whole 1900 feet viii be
completed and the trace laid, by the 18th
of November next BY that time the
track will be permanently laid to the Ne.
yada State line. The present working
force is 5000 men, and contract has
been made for 10000 more-alI the later
we believe coolies, contracted for with
Chinese Companies in San Francisco
The Company is expected to reach the
Truckee River, at point near Hunter
Station, by February of next year. Thai
will be its nearest approach to Virginia
At that ratio they will reach point OF
the Humboldt River, opposite Dun Glen
in July, 1868. Then viii come in ,
source of material aid. The Humboid
trade win by that time be great item
apd the Idaho and Montana trade vii
prove matter of material ploiit. A towr
will undoubtedly spring up somewhere
on the Humboldt, at o desireable point fol
tapping the grand trunk with a line 0
railroad running from the Reese Rive
country through the Buena Vista Vale.
and corner Of the rich agricultural land
in the Humbolt Valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

The BEwITCHIEG NEW FASHIONS
Who shall describe the exquisite taste
and beauty Of the new style Of ladies'
dresses? Taken as class, women can con-
trivo moro outlandish and ugly costumes
than one would think possible without the
gift Of inspiration. This time they have
been felicitous in invention. The wretch
cd waterfall still remains, ofcourse, but in
. modified form every change it has
undergone was for the better. First il
represent . bladder of Scotch snuff; next
it hung down the womass back ike q
eanvas-coverod ham afterwards it con-
traeted and counterfeitcd turnip on the
back Of the head; now it sticks straight
out behind, and Looks ike wire muzzle
on greyhound Nesting in the midst OF
this long stretch Of heed aud hair reposos
the little batter-cake Of a bonnet, ike q
jockey-saddle on race-horsa. You viii
readily perceive that this looks very fine
and coquettish. But the glory Of the
costume is the robe-the dress. No fur.
bellows, founces, no biases, no rufflcs, nc
cores, no futterwhcels, no hoops to speak
pf--nothing but a rich, plain, narrow
black dress, terminating just below the
knees in long saw teeth, (points down
wards, and under it flaming red skirt
enough to put your eyes out, that reaches
down only to the ankle-bone, and exposes
the restless little feet. Charming, fasci
mating, seductive, bewitcingg To see
lovely girl of seynteen, with her saddle OF
her head, and her muzzle on behind, ant
her veil just covering the end of her nose
come tripping along in her hoopless, red
bottomed dress, like churn on fire, i
enough to set man wild. I must drol
this subject can't stand it, Cores
pondence Of the Alta.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

A wag up town, passing by house
which had been almost consumed by fire,
asked whose it was. Being told it was a
hatter's, s'Ah said he, then, the loss
will be felt.a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

Show us. a man who cannot be ,fattered
and we will show you one who cannot be
improved. The desire for the good opin-
ion of others is the best basis for the re-
formation of character, $50 2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

Water isn't fashionable. beverage for
drinking your friends health, but it's q
capital one for drinking your own.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

A gentleman having presented his
church with the .Ten G Commandments,
it was wittily said that be gave thom away
because he could not keep them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

The saying that there is more pleasure
in giving than receiving is supposed to
apply chiefly to lnedicine, kicks, and adj
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

! a young widow who edits a paper in
a neighboring state says: We do not look
as we'll as usual to-day on account of the
non-arriYal ofthe males.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

nSlatistics show that Widower is
twice as likely to marry as q widow
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

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POETRY
BUTLER CONE Down.

little travosty. patrioticaliy dedicated 10 tho
head light on tho "God and Morality" paEty's en-
gine>
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-04-20

ny nnnrck roNERoY.p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
sen RD.

"A love sick pair who had only dollsr.
To pay the priest for . copjugal collar,
We're told by the parson his regular fee
Foi marrying people was alwsysaN
"Nay, then, quoth the swain. good psrson
come.
A dollar m sure, ought TO marry US some
It's all have got; you can take il you know,
Aud marry as tar rs the money will 60 =
Josh Billings says he done care how
much man talks il he will only say il in q
few words.
Before you 90 for an editor. young mas,
pause and take n big think - Artsmus
Ward
Horace Greeley says he lost his heart to
his amiable spouse while both were engaged
In the romantic recreation Of eating Graham
bread.
Somebody says that q young lady should
always ask four questions before accepting
the hand Of any young man. as follows: -
rs he honorable! IL he kind Of hssrt =
Can he support me comfortably IL he Z
paving subscriber for the county papers
4 little girl was very fond Of preaching &c
her dolls. Hex mother overheard her one
day reprovirg one for being go wicked. :
"Oh, you naughty, sinful child" she said,
shaking tbs wsxen limbs, you'll just 60 to
that lake Of birthstone and mo!asses, and
you won't burn up-you'll just sizzls =
pressed her gentle form 10 me, and
whispered in her ear. il. when was far
away, shed drop for me tears lpaused
for some cheering words my throbbing
heart to cool. and with her rosy lips she
said. "Oh, Ike, you're such fool "
"what do you call this :" said Mr.. Jones
gently tapping his breakfast with his fork.
"Csli il ~ snarled the landlacy, "what do
you call il ?"
"Well, really" said NJ. Jones, reflective
", ~ don't know. There is hardly hair
enough in it for mortar. but there is too
much il intended for hash"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

From Turf, Field and Farm
Dexter is surprising his most ssnguine
friends. Under the careful handling Of Mr..
Bonner he has become model road horse.
On Saturday, Nov. I'd, Mr b. appeared on
tho Dubois track, driving Dexter 10 . wag-
on. 4 number Of gentlemen were present
among them Messrs. Turnbull, Pettee and
Absams-and the surprise was great when
the Ledger man came rapidly down the
homo stretch, holding the lioss 10 bic 1915
hand, and urging the Hsmblstonian msfvei
forward with vhip and voice. surely.
was the exclamation, "the man must %
mad r. On came the lying steed, while ms
owner sat in his tiny wagon, shouung eno
slash,ns With the most reckless aoAnoou.
AZ each successive stroke Of the whip. and
each noisy "hi along" it was expected that
= volcano Of wrath would burst forth, and
that the horse, reputed to be SO vicious and
dangerous, would rush forward like the wild
huryicane-fierce, maddened, and uncon-
irollabls in fury. The reckless slashipg
aud shouting caused Dexter to leave hrs
feet, and then Mr. Bonner soothcd the ex-
cited animal with gentle words, and with
steady hand brought him down again. The
wonderful po~er Of the driver over the
horse was almost incredible. The line.
seemed to be magnetic wires which flashed
the thoughts Of the man to the soul OF th'
horse. and, both being Of like temperament
action was harmonious. Calming his fly
ing steed, Mr.. Bonner started on another
circui, Of the course. He passed the stans
like fash Of lightning. and sent Dexte
up he grade to What 10 known - the whit
spot in twenty FIVE and . half seconds, time
we believe, that has never been equalled
After witnessing this wonderful perform
ance Of Dexter, Mr.. Bonnss's friends cam
forward 70 congratulate him. Mr.. Abram
Was enthusiastic, and said: II have
steamboat which cost me e42 900. which
Mr.. Bonner, I will give you for your horse
so splendid has been his action to-day.
Mr.. Dalton added: "Mr. Bonner, hav
forty horses in my stable all Of them ca
tsot il 800, and two can make their mil
in less than $50. II you will transfe
Dexter to me. those forty horses shall
yours" II 10 not necessary to add th'
Mr.. Bonner was % highly pleased Wit
Dexter ~ were his friends, and both PR
positions were declined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

This question Is practically answered III the Gfnrm
alive by thousands of physicians every dag. Some
times they prescribe the ordinary forms ~ alcohol .
sometimes inctures which simply inferior alco-
hol. more or less medicstsd; but no small proper
portion of the faculty give the preference TO HOS
TaTTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. ~ the most care
fully PREF arcd medicinal stimulant at present known
II Is impossible for prejudice tself 10 be blind TO the
marked with which this extraordinary tonic
ard Alternative has been adm idisered In Of Dys
pepsia during the last twenty years. II il were pos.
sible TO the whole country for in which
II had effected OF this obs,nate and agonizing
disease. they would number millions. No wonder,
then tina, It has become standard medicine In every
State city, town and village In the United States
and that Names the most distinguished in literature
art and sciences the vouchers for lite remarkable
properties. The immense manu- facte ~ At Pittsburgh
with is extensive storehouses. lie the largest e.tsb-
lishment OF the kind in this country. and probably
in the world. The amount Of manual labor employ.
Cd in tho preparation OF the Dtefs ~ nothing Of
the eeam driven machinery, 10 greater than shat Of
any other proprietary medicine establishment this
continent AVID. by the blessing OF Providence, the
benircal results Of this uncQualed tonic and a;era-
tive are co extensive with is continually increasing
ealce.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
9!5PE3||I

"!Acss are stubborn tKinss, sass tksola pfotesb,
and In these alone do intend 20 deal, In Pfesen,
ne WEIGHTS TAR SYRUP TO the public: ~
Know sl.e Necessity 81 guarding against Cosos; y
well ~ the neeefsty for taking the proper remeues
wnen the Code are upon a.. We say, Mithou! tssI
q contradiction, that the superior OF Wrights II
oyrup Tor the cure Of Consu mpstOn. Coughs coioes
Bronchitis. and all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
doee not exist. Below are testimonials from PEI
soma. some Of whom are known in al parts o. US
country:
On. r. SuELroN NAcKkxxf. Literary Editorof For.
neyo fhiladephia Pfeea, Wviteo-
PmAApaR0A. JuU -, isos.
DsAa SrE:-Iast Chsistnan, IN " Asst tine = ~
Tie, vas Euch afflicted b. very severe Colo, 49,
almoet constant cough and sore chest, "ffarucSS
eougned the worse did II By what then eon a,
Providence was Induced to Try Dr. WMshT ~
sfavr purchased from voa. and wes greatly re.ls
IN two days wholly cured In zen 70 not unp'sss.
ant I" the taste, which ie . good point; MANY yesr
ARC. feadme my way thruugh IN old library c..se
acroee the works 81 that Bishop Berkely. VINO p,o.
phetcaiiy mud truly declared, more than een.uay
Ego. that Westward the march 81 Empire ta.es s
way, ana among these were twO treeteee ~ Mneu y
he strongly advocated the uee Of TN ~ curave =.
many diseases from Catarrh ~ the plague ~
then truck VIII the cogencv Of the GOOD n.snop !
arguments. and am now sure-fOm the emcs1y y.
Dr.. Wfighre preparatiou Of the came semedy-ena'
thsy were entirely correct.
Yours. truly.
4 SHELTON MACKENZIE. LII.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
1.-THE Pen is Mightier than the Sword
THE GOLD PEN,
REST AND CuEAPESr or PENS.
Morton's Gold Pens,
THE BEST PENS In TIE WORLD.

Far safe ot IN. 25 .,Iaidcn-
Lane, Nor lotR'. md hr eJe,y
dMir 0y,Loi~f,R .feeHi at tire same
p,1ces.
.1f0,jnu r0ncS no I'cVs si0,1pe4
rim ne .iukye or Is0o2r- ntUtA. NJ
0Dr sIhcy. ShcyrJosr, r.hete IN
.41sncp is csi81l,sIea. Ihs l,abhc
ui1f be- bcsi snifc1. u"d uI fhc
same p51ces. " c"llfnu an fhr
.f.ccNf.: tn at ofAr,' II1rss fNose
stshiUO ire .io59un Tn. Dt"sf
send IN Xcod2na,1c,S. nAe,c Mrtr
o,ue,s sjU ,.ce,,e prompt 0I/sD-
lion. II ocrosy1,0nir3 n.iIa ire rash.
II C0fu/oone. 1y/l /uU aesc,,p-
Xou cf sizes "~2 prizes. ss"I o"
,eccipk II icI/e,' pos/G.ge.
A. NORTON.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

season, the farmer ought to be able TO take
siysn,age Of the rise. II grain could be
kept more IN first hands, il would bsnehs
Consumers, for II would tend TO make uni
form prices. Nobody but speeu'asors
would snifsr. In the plans Of barns That
We frequently present in these cages, some
Of them giving the results Of years OF stucy
by practical farmers TO meet their own
wants, cur readers will find many profitable
suggestions American Agriculturiss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

rae hsllDt during the last teo years has
haen constantly spokcn IT as II II ~ere d
sini OF ia scsa A. II We tad only 10 g,v5 II
80 persons IL tue mall aud female sex. net
iIastlcs or crimgm,ls, In ofdsr u see he
q ,llsn Ago Irtarn, 10 sc tie thorny path
Of gtn srs.s. along whcn the ,ace has thus
far shrugged wi.n h,ccdiug feel, sudiuniy
nssraed in,o path u npwars, in which
".ail ~ heact All kaecs aud bands will
b. u, long Necessary.
The sam paa"r add4 that tho Republi-
can party must get rid OF tho notion ct
once and forever that universal suffrage is .
curs-sl, and that, whea il has secured
thu, is work j. over"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
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THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR IRREoJ

These Dfops arca scientifically compounded nuSd
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positive. rendering them rciisble. speedy and Ger
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the fact that over 10000 bottles are snnukiS ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

BLOOM OF THE LOTUS.
Endorsed by the celebrated DR..
Fitch. of New York.
the Lotus Flower s one OF the moet beautiful OF
n flowers and In the Orient is held typical of Eter-
nal Life. 60 this preparation Of II impartsa
BLOOM TO THE COMPLEXION.
removing nearly all the indications Of advancing
years, while rendering the skin sOft and pliable
As q COSMETIC for Ladies', there IL nothing to be
compared TO IT, and gentlemen also ind very agree
able after shaving.
The purchase OF one bottle will snfcy lead TO the
buying Of another. On every bottle is IN endorse
mcn OF its virtues by the celebrated Dr. g. > Fitch
Of New York II can be obtsined ii any DRUG gist,
and at Wholesale and retail Of HIBBEET b CO..
at 10 fremont Row Boston. Mass Price 81 per bot
tie Sent by express TO any part OF the United states
ON recent Of price ctl4d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

A DAYroS (Ohio) PAPsR enumera'es
twenty five Democratic papers which have
pronounced in favor u Thurman. ana
thres or four that favor Vallandigham. IL
10 stated by parties Who have sounded the
members Of the Ohio Legislature. that Of
the newly elected Senators. VsiAndigham
has one vote, and OF the Representatives II
AMI three doubtful, leaving Thurman 90
woes in tho Democratic caucus TO 10 for oil
oshsss. This despoils the Radical press o.
the country Of a good deal OF thunder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

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For lussaUtnueoas DctH chs,scma
81 Heroes from Carriages.


THIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL W. ~.
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Prominent am cnG Its Advantages are:
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in his seat Its 80 simple In ts operations that
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TutEp ann 0nrArrsr-in Gaze of horses taking
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

ENFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of both sexca>pse nKrNBo, u EXTRACT BruHu II
will give brssf and energetic feelings, and enable
ron 10 sleep yell ffebo-dt WY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
fn6z1H0NtAL o. 8kDYCAL NJ.
HruNY RoINf. White co. Ark. .IMaY =. "a

Ds joins BriI-Dcar Sir. Last February was In
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sarsaparii's and Ccdron intters Ny sonip-laW Who
Was with me in the store had been down with rheu
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he improved very much by the o. your Bittcsp
Indeed the Cedron btters has given you great pup0
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Memphis. care Rckett & Nicely. Respectfully.
oct29-deodkwly c. h. WALHE1.S
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

Tna Peoria Transcript rabii Radical
rel ,ices .that Grant 10 reticsnt; its con-
tvsre. the Gasst,s, Of this city, points TO
that reticencc - good evidence OF political
unsoundness. The one has heard enough
talk: the other demands moro. So Il
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

Increase of Sales.
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTERs.
where On. "a. sold few ysars ago, . thousand are
cold now.
They strengthen. warm and invigofsts the part
upon which the, are applied and relieve nervous A.
eertions o. the bowels. lumbsgo. pains Of the side
and u.u.,,y Al, loc, pains In afecticns Of the kid
neys they are OF great serv'ce.
Lame Back.
Nav YoRx, Nov. %, 1859.
T. A,,ooeK & Go --Gentlsmcn lately suffered
.exe,slv fro, v. akncs. in my back Having heart
your Piasterr much recommended for cases Of thi,
kind procured one aud The fesut ws ~s al eoue
onrsrs.oec;fully J. a. BRIGGS,
Proprietor 1.-THE Brandreth House.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House. y. I. Solt
~ III .I.Ia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20
Rnrhclor's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye b the beet In the world
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~. ,a.,.,,.n.or. No disappointment No ridic
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N .r.,.. - Rad pvee Invicoratss the hair, leaving
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