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NEW YORK WORLD.
EHE WORLD :!
FOR
1871.

VNHE YEAR 1871 BIDS FAIR TO BE
L one of the most important and fruit
fnl in our political history. In it will be
shaped the great issues on which the
Presidential election of 1872 must turn
1t will be an era of new political energy
IN the South, which, for the first time III
twelve wears, comes nnfettered into ma
tional canvass; and an era OF CONFIDENT
hope to the Democratic party everywhere
The superannuated issues on which the
Radical party have stood are passing out
of politics, and the laundering lmbcci!ity
and prohigate extravaganza or ueheFai
Grants administration need only to be
faithfully exposed to turn the tide OF pu
lie feeling strongly against 1t. In ms
the great work of the coming year, Inc
World will act no secondary part. Its
location in the great focus of national com
merce and intelligence, the freshness ana
abundance of it's news, and its recognized
posi.ion as the leading organ of the Demo-
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,postlesl,ip which it will discharge with
unflinching boldness, vigor, fidelity, and
zeal. 1t will be in constant counsel ana
communion with the tried leaders and
saoacious statesmen of the party in all the
States of the Union. cordially cooperating
with them. and they with it, in building
differences, infrsing confidence, inviting
and encouraging new proselytes. and lead
ing on the party as a bold and nnbroken
phalanx to the great triumph which
awaits it in 1872
The share allotted to The World in this
combined and Disciplined movement of
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victory is the dissemination of political
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in proportion to the extent of its crcu.a-
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aid MS in scattering the good seed broad.
cast over the whole land, during the period
which is so important in reference to the
coming harvest.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19
AnEALrHxixDIssIlDosUAAlL- Al

= The followlsg Is the last thing writ
: ten By. the late s.Artemas Ward:'s "HOu-
ill quite recently, I've bin a healthy
individual. fme nearly sixty and yit
I've got muskle into my arms which
don't make my fists resemble the tread
of canary bird when they fy out and
hit man. Oaly few weeks ago,
was exhibiting In East Shewhegan, in
bildiu' which had formely bin occupied
by : pugylist-one of them fellars waich
hits from the shoulders aud teaches the
manly art of self defense. And he cum
aud sed he was goin' in free, in conse-
quens previ'sly occupyin' with large
yailer deg. He sed oh yes and i sed
oh no. He sed DO you want to be
.grouad TO powder? | sed Yes do, if
there is powder grindist handy, when
he struck me disgusfin' blow in my
left eye, which caused that concern to
at once close for repairs: but he didn't
E hurt me any more. i went for him en-
ergetieally. His parents lived near by,
and viii simply state that fifteen min
ntes after I'd gone for him. his mother,
seein the prostratc form of her son ap-
proehin' the house onto a shutter carried
by four men, run ont of doors, kerfuliy
2 looking him over. and sed, Ny son
you've been fooiin' round thrash:n' ,
smasheen. You went in at the end where
they put the grain in come out with
the straw, and then got up the thingum-
ajig and let the horses trod on you, didn' Z
you my son!-You can imagin' by this
what disagreeable person l am when
I'm angry"
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:
Made Of reer Ram, yshisitey. presf Spirits
and Refsss Lisuors doctorsd. spsecd and sweet
ened 20 please tsste. ealisd TonIes. ." Appcx<
srs." "Rcssorefs" Sc. that lead tss arpier On 70
Grrnkrrness aad ruin, tut ere true Aedeiae, msds
from The katvc s.ooss and HeYba Of California free
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER asd LIFE
GIVING vEfNcfrLE perfect Eeassaser a=d
tnyiEosssoY oftse syEtrsa carrying OF al pessoaoas
r Ter ard reserins tsc blood % keaily eo7aafiSa
Nc nc, take tscse Pttters according 70 Gree.
g.. "A "a, -sin iosg nnweit > Sfss7
s~.~r -,be -sen fb- IA iaerr-bie ease. provide!
a. -. a., rot -ssfeyed bJ nsinsfzl poison CT
ca, ,r.,. sna ;ae v... esEsSs wasted seJoaa ne
point ofreps,r. y..
Fer I.aansnasory as.' Chr >1'e nnsama- s
tism and Gon:. Dyspepsia 'r D. &c.,
DItgous, Eensistens % ID lat rrmt,. @st
Diseases or she Bisnd, Liver. kie. 's.' 70
Bisdarr. t;se<s uitiers lsss besa most 3D.
fai. sueh Diseases sTe caused ~ Sftiafes
Rtssd. rtea is eeaerz;iy r-odacc9 b 9sfznssraeI:
ef tAs Digestive Organ.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, ress-
ache. rain ia ss Shoulders. conss. Tistaszs rft.s
csss, Dixxssss. Soar Er1e:a,.oss Of tss s:ofsses,
had taste IN tsn .onth. Biioas Attsc@s. rap.;sfiea
OF Heart. tnasssassen Of tho Laags Pai In tac
regions OF tho Esdasys aaa hrnc-ed other pziafni
symptems. s-r tac onspr.sgs Of Dyspepsia.
Thry invigcrats tic stofasca a,d stimulate tas tor
pid liver and bowels wtcl reader them Of nneEnard
ccary ia cleansing Sic blood Of sii Impurities. A74
tnrafttn1 new NE h16 s;gor 10 fc wlsois fTstcs1.
"A FOE SIX IN DISEASES. ErHetsoas. Tette-. ss,s
Rheum, pio;chcs. s2ots ,fses rustzics. Boiia. Car
buncies rag. Worms. eai6-scad .sors Eycz. E:yLia-
eas Itch. Scur. Diseo,oratioEs OF The Ska. Hs1scss
and Disc.>cs offscska. Of Whatever n=-as ns:Eri
arc literally das up saa carried OCT ofte system IA
sort tls ty Of thess r:ttsfr. One oo.tts IA
sues VII ccasines tss raas: i=cseesioEs o; tss
sa-stsye eject.
Cleanse tbs yiiatsd Blood Whenever you n. 81
Impurities bursting through ts akin Ia Tinp PIES. =.
lions Sores eie:ass I, vaen you md u oast-aes
and sin<gzh "a tbs scias eiesazs 1. v:ca f5s
and your fscinss v.ffts'i ySa ssei ESc7 ia t.sli
pure and the health CT ttet tystssa VII fo..ps-
PfS. TAPz sad o:apr WORMS, lz..:ny In The
system Of rsany tsoaszsds. csr.-ay destroy.
es snd removed. For fsii d-rseio-s r@ai es-sfaily
the eirenisr sround each bottle rsat-. IL fs.- '-
gnasss-Easi.sa, Cs..na=. TrSaca s.i -s:-:ss.
>. WALKER. rrUprtto- r. z. scoo:.Aso c CO..
Druggists nat Gen. Agents. San Tr=rciser. Ca.
sad s.ani :; cssaas:es S:.sst. SsS iss@-
II SOLD BT ALL pFucc.s-s I'D DEALERS.
janl3'7In2:y1
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The democrat.
NECESSITY THE MOTHER OF
INVENTION.

81 believe woman would do great
deal for Dance" said an old NJ. ID
they are immensely fond of sport. l
remember once in my life used to Hirt
with one who was great favoriie in q
proviasial <ern olhe g i lived, and con
fided 70 me that She had no Stockings
to appear 10, and without them her pres.
ence at the ball was out of the ques.
ton"
THAT was = hint for you to buy the
atockings," said u friend.
"No; you're out" 8 id the doctor
She knew that was as poor as herself;
but though she could not rely on my
purse, she had every confidence in my
taste aud Judgment, aud consulted me
on plan she formed for going to the
ball 10 proper twig. Now, what do you
think it was?"
ITO 60 in cotton, suppose" return
de his friend.
"Out again, sir-you'd never guess it;
and only woman could have HIT upon
the expedient, It was the fashion in
Ahoss days fsr lad les in full dress to wes.
pink steskiugs, aad she proposed pain
iing her leg j ''s1ss's= =, sas .ssissia, q
= PAINTING her. less.' exclaimed his
friend. sssxs - = a rizpss has snfss sis
: Fact, sir," said the doctor, sand she
relied upon me for telling if the cheat
-was successful. e Ass ga.sa > rslsals ss1
.'ss.And was i.,. asked his friend
5 "a sDon't be in hurry. friend. com
piled on one condition, namely-that ]
should be the painter" - 2. Es'@ stss
.,a. sob. yOu old rascal" said his friend
s@4tsDon't interrupt me, gentlemen, !" said
the DOCTOR al got some rose pink, ac-
.eordingly, and I defy all the hosiers in
sNo,tingham 10 make tighter fit than
did on ittle Jennie; aud prettier pair
or stockings never saw" A..s -
"And she went to the ball?" said h:s
friend.
"She did,"
"And the trick succeeded"
$50 completely" said the doctor,
ssthat several ladies asked her to recon-
mend the dyer to them. So, you see,
what woman will do to 60 70 dance.
Peer little Jenniel she was very mink
by the by. she boxed my ears tha,
night for joke / made about the stock
ings. Jennie. said I. 'for fear yeur stock
ings should fall down when you arc
dancing, hadn't you better let me paiui
pair of carriers on them!"
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
POWERFUL TONIC,

Promotins the appetite and invigsratisg the
whole Digestive Apparatus, thss building
up and strengthening the system. while st the
same time the volatile prineipie, being absorbed
in the blood. acts specifically on the Hbesnasis
Poison, removing IL from the eirssistisa ssS
system. =
There ara . fsw remedies known to tha Nsdi-
cal profession, which will remove the Rheuustie
poison firm the blood, bat whose action is 50
powerful in depressing the system Of the already
s.fesJied Rheumaiic patient that their use has to
be abandoned before specific effects are obtaina-
ble-hence the want Of success In treating sbis
prevalent. and in con sequence heretofore tincur-
ahir) disease. Uniiks these Medicines, already
known. the - Usk Weed Remedy" thsush pro-
dncips as Poxeg(s and - sesfsv effects on the
blood and sysiem IL renevinx the Eheanstie
pois -, also possessss strong Te.ie asd reenper
eis rent. which admits of lis eo.fi..ed .ss
.,.., q, d. = mot delicate and deIi7isafsa. Thu,
So. h.v. IN. a.. rbins tivn for the fret time Of
.bs,. s-e n.ee..a,y ..'-"eatt 70 sbs ..< 'e.edy.
which accounts for its o. psrior an nsver falling
curative effects In
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-05-19


Persons wishing goods at bargain are invited
to come along with their CASH or PRODUCE.
and make good Investment. ut the Cash Store
of r. chcadie a %. We give the following price
list of fsw articles sold by Us, to-wit:
TEA-Japan, 4 h and I h papers. s7i cents.
Japan. In large Chest, Extra, a fb., ST. 90
c0FFEE-fa n, 22(G23 cents.
iSUGAR--erushed, extra refined. Ms for 81 90.
80 -Brown Refined, to 10 lbs for si.0o.
sALERATus-fa h. 121 cents.
SODA-ys N, 124 cents.
CREAM OF TARTAR-fs ID, so cents.
RIcE-Best. y 10. 12i cents. ~
sTARCH-Best. p n. 1e7 cents.
SARDiN NES--quartsr boxes, rs cents.
oYsTEks--Ba Baltimore Fresh Cove. q can. 37ie.
T0MAToES-califorrfa man.. . can, IS cents.
BLAcKBERRIEs-fa can. 50 cents.
CANDLES So b. 226s 25cents.
CO AL OfL--Dovore's, y gallon. IS cents.
LINsEED 0IL-Raw. u gallon, $i25.
t Boiled, u gallon. $I.37.
BRCoMs-- Beet, No. !, s2i cts; No. .. so cts.
And all ether Goods Sold Cheap.
We keep constantly = hand good as'or.men, Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
: FOR SALE euEAP. 81
CASH PAID FOR EGGS!
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