The Albany register. (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, February 16, 1877, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf IfiAflSE AND COMMERCE Gold in New Yoik. 100 .. Legal tenders, 9439.50. Wheat, $ 1 V biwhel. I Chits, 37 t"c bushel. Butter, 25 33c f pound. Eggs, 18o dozen. Chickens, $2 50S$3 DO "P dozen. Beef on foot,.3c; pork, do., 6Uc net. Bacon Side, 13cj bams, 15c; shoulders, 8c. " Dried apples, 6c; plums. 12c Liverpool wheat market. Feb. 6 : Av ersj 10a W310sSd; club, 10s2dSIls8cl. Special Notices. Musical. Miss Kettle Piper, teacher of Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent ly located In Albany, and pcerwl to Rive lessons i the above named branches. Has had several rears experience In teaching, and ca n give the best of references. 4 At' HOME. Dr. G. W. Gray ha re turned frMtt fefc Centennial trip, and can now be found at his office, tn the Parrlsh brick. Up stalrK by all who desire dental work of any kind. 4Gv7, TO SIC. Krtrr one, at times, feels the necessity or a rMinnittveot the vll power. dui-esd bv menmlor bodily exhaustion. In ?uth iflndl t.on. kit every we msiead of fly ing to the aV cohoit'or medicinal stirount. wli'i-h must le followed by rtcpresajem eqnal to their ex citement, rein viiroratc bis deranged sysietn y ieaturlonlcelennt3of the Pkkuviax Stbcp. Sold by all inglst. - feb Vasollriii-d Tt-sllinooy . F AIRFIELD. Me., April, 28, 13S4. tlenrleroeT, fSeeing numerous cert ideates in tin, Jf.v'n-- tmn r, fnOorsms I be merits ot the direst Lang llcmedy, Wutak's Bal-am cf WaiCUEHKY, I am In.hueJ and 1 take great pleasure in sri. tn; puoiictTyto tne great cure It m-comHish" ! in luy lit mi. y !n the year law. Durins the summer of ! hut j'earmy wn, Henry A. Archer, now post master in this p ace, was attacked with spitting of blood, cough, weak nw of lnne. and iteneral debility. so uincb so that our family physician declared him to have a -seaied ainsura rlon.'' He was under medi cal tmii nicnt fora number of month, but re ceived no Iwneflt from it. At length, from the solicitation of himself and other. I was In duced to purchase one bottle or Wistar's Bal ntHVLD CnFRKT. which benefitted liiui so much I obtained another, which in a 8'iort time restored him to his usual state of health. I can Barely recotneii J t his remedy to others in like condition, for it is, I think, ail it purport to le-UU CiKEAT LVKO ltEXKUY t,K THE TIJO'S I The above statement, gentlemen, is mv voi on"nr- offering :o on in lavor of on r Bui sain. sua i" i juur uiptmiu. as ever, vonm. feb AsDnrw Annus. Disease Urwt Apnea, Like an i"l win-', ami cannot be mastered too e:-riy. what is : rifling Ht tack of sickness to day may, i: ui.ri ciiued to, become a serious cw. in a wee. Mnaii mi tneii'fl -"honid be ;ii;-r-..-i in -1 tuid -trre theybiossom into full j-ovn inn .lies. If :lis a 1, Ue was amended ... : av.. jti: for mt !:eat atien.tance :-e :.(: vv 'he iiver mUifcOrder- iiii r-'i'. :owe.s o"r,' ruese"!, or : 'i . . 1' ! . fimili.l at once ie - ' o i" i ;,;, rn- .-f!Ki lv. 1 Insiet ter's Srom i .s. a i --.v tio $ whit!! wm rem ore i. -xc: .o-i !.:! ;- ".. s stem in. "erieet " v . I .s.t n.-cjsii- wit 'O kee 'his in. : ....-,t.-: i i i,-e ii. ! '.e house, since It ; : 5. - . a "j ii u;-'3 !e, lisiv ten ...h tu-ir Wl O! j-..rs imtsei ijiTi'tnas,nJ in le vt-ii.:.i.ii ure ; beuil ves of en feb PI 1 i- ,. I will mail ;free) 'he recipe for prot.-ii u. sim:.e V'ee ale Ba.m h will re uifive Tan. Freckles. Pimnle an i B.olchea, le-tvin The skm of?, cjear and la-ant itui : hI lnsmctiins for pro.lucims a luxuriant growlh ot hair on a !1J hen iorsioo -in Imi-v Ad Iress IS.-n. Van leii Co., box S121, No. 5 Wooster-St New York. toniv9 TO roSfniTITE. -The adTprtier,hav in lieen permanently cured of thut dread dis ejte, Con-iini vrion, by a simple remedy, is anx ious to make known to hi follow Rutl-rert the means ot cure. To ull who deatre It. he will end a copy of the presc riot ion nsed (free of clianre:, wt:h the directions tor prepm-tnir ami nsina the sitinc. which they will find a ure cure ior iinsiiin:i km. Asthma. Broncbitis.cxc. Parties wisliinj; , he prescription will please ad dress Kev. E. A. Wiio!,-,l4 Penn St.,William- Dur, . i . i lava, tonuvn Error cf Yo Hi. .V irfntlemnn who mif- fen.. for vt frkiii Nervous liebiiitv. Prenia- ture I "eenv. n 1 hi! i heeoVc'.sof yonilifnl indi-ere- ion wilt, tor i be sake suiTering humanity, een.l free, load who need i, 'he recipe and di n, r.r niBkfn ' lie siim-te nimedv bv which he was chit I. Sufferers wishing lv. pront by the itdveriiscrs exierience can ilo so by ad dressing in pe:"lsct conddence, JoiLS B. Ogden, 2 Cedar St., ew lorK. ouvs Hie I ple Wail Proof. There is no me Heine rn-escribed by phyM- einns. or soil Ijv I;rnitrfi9. s. 'bar carries sncn evi'lem olT!s sitise" and snoerior virtue as Hb. n,LS UKKMAi. Svki'p for se. ere Conghs, I'ni.i.d.nuKinn i i,. hrsf. i' sumrttion. or anv diwe ol .he Throat or Lnn;. A nroof m r..... U hnr ,n nerson atllicte I. can ect h -fc.ni.:e Bottle for 1 - cen:and try itssuperior etrecls hefniw oujinif th-, reaular fize at 7a it t-.UK :--.. v lieen intrclnced in thi conntrv f:n fiertnany. and its wonderful .. ..-Aniallinif VrtOtlit I liat tlAC it Thnw irM wi.i relievo any case. Try It Sold by all druasista. nl8ui3 Rrm mlicr 31ifs. Now is the I itneof year for Pneumonia. T-ung Fever, ( u.;hs. I olds, and fa al re"alt of pro disTwwiMon lolfin-iimpllni and other Throat PYUVP hiuTbeen used in this neighborhood tor failure to core. If i on have iiot nsed this nitsd- lcine yonrseu, iro o vour iiiiici. . j . k- i.i.n . - ri :lfrf til nrfeSS RmOTl IT hi custouiers. Three dose- will relieve the worst cse. If yon have no fnit b In any medi cine, just bny a SotnnJe Httle of Ii.'lil;t 9 itKMAsSvBCPorIOocntand iry it. Bcku- lr size Ijottl 75 cents. Dont negleot to nave 75 cent. nl8m3 A CARD. To all who are anfferinir frott the errora and Indiscretions of yonth.neTvoca weakne, early dwav, lossof tmuihood.Ac. I will sendarecipe that will cure yon. FKEK OF t'H vRiiE. This Kreat remedr wits discovered by a missionary In aomh AinWii. Send a self-addrc!wed en ve onetothe Bfv. JoksntT. Ixak, Bunion V, HiUt UiAtac, iWtt r A.-ti8v9. - 1IET.P THOSE WHO TRT TO BEt? THEM SELVES. Mr. IMy in prepared to do all kinds of plain ewint. and an she 1m only her labor to depend upon lor a livelihood And for the snpjjort of her ohlldren, she ak the kind people of Ihia city who miy lave -ork which tlwy wish done to give her trial. 'JhU i a tase which should Interest all nor lievoU-nt ftpoefJ citizens. Let auy aim hare cork uf thl kind which they wish doije take ft to Ht. DT- BABOAiy? ts 5Ijt,t.ujpKT-Mra, CeO3 Uf e!liiijr her exljut atii-k of i!ttnrf -cost, to niake moui for fterr 1aimee liMtotce f Sprli.g arVl Saminer ftyh-. Ttie ladlef catiBot lo lifttt-r ihait t look rhrot'gh Jier Cnd-. a ixl e'iire. t.arfMlns while, they are te harj. . bint to five wUts is wfikicnt. IA- T BEtl'ABDi Alr:i-il from llie lt!strilwr. ahont otr naoitth siita-. ycaiiis ttrw. ationf tour ;years old. lijjhr ri hi color; etalof horus i.itej. ....t t.. ... Af.ju. t.. JJOott ooiKliti.ui wlnti hHtMi . r fti'iil- kitii iiialma innnerly wtaed y Vxttt! So,' of tow cur. im miritiased lu-t of Mr. Jonn Uont. A liberal reward will be givn V any one giving iniorutalinn go Uwt I call Cha. Bocbgardes. Albany, Or.. Dee. 8, 187a. The iOditnKnul Kaiige ts a Rreat wood tuaver. and as it throws out less heat than Any oilier f!L raige or itowe, U la-way rup tor iStifuuier tsse. - rSoiae fire hundred valentines pasaed tltfough our iostofl5cc on jthe J4Ui. Groceries and ALWAYS TO BE FOUXll AT "WILLIAM: VAUVACTOH'S, rirst Dor Wet or S. E. Young's, First Street, Albany, Ogn. C32a.o.x3 for D&.tstlXm BLAIN, SOX & OO., STORAGE ANB COMMISSION MERCHANTS J MAMMOTH warehouse. A f of I-yon Street, opposite Will store Grain and General ALBAKT, Oregon, Jan., 1877-13 v9 j TF. H. McFARLAND, -DEALERS STOVES i PUMPS! AND HOSE ; -MANUFACTURES- Tin, Copper and AGENT FOR THE T3S ESST HT ALI3AXY, JSext door to lite Bank. A, F. SMITH CO., AGENTS e - . ... WEBER 109 FRONT STREET, The Standard r f ", I js, OTgr&ta Following is a copy of a Western Umou -o- Francisco t Pelonbet. Pclton Co , of New York, MEDAL of AWARD lor the CELEBRATED STANDARD ORGAN ' D. W. m - a V W . C. Tweed am, TCaUaidtti him. r , tiaa ; WorklM 'aTltraa. We aro tiow prorWe to fnrnlsh all " '.Kme, employ went at borne, the whole,''?2."J' or for their .pare momenta, n""! liarfct and proa'ame- rcn,ra.i - - lv earn from 50 cents to i per evening. to tlio busiaa. Boys and kW ".1 much as men. Tbttt all who ""J.JI send theif addreaa. and test ttia -b''ne?f make this onpai-alWled offer; T Jjach as are not veil satielied w will send .JL tor the trouble of wrttinaf. ittll earn olaa wort it several dol !ars t o fnoo work onaiid a copy of Hoiaeand JflWe, one or the larfrcst and beat Illustrated Publications, all seat free by iiihIL Koadar, if you want per manent, protitable work, address, .BOttoE fcxit.bo- ico., Portland, Maine, j In2(v8.j Provisions ! Depot on O. & C. Itullroacj, ! "merchandise at Lowet . Rates. IN- Sheetiron Ware ! CELEBRATED TES OREGON. dec-76nlt FOB THE PIAHO, PORTLAND, OREGON. Triiimplinnt. telegram received by Sherman & Hyde, San v,v, ar,fmr..e m tots. have received DIPLOMA of HONOR and RANGES, rWR.. .. -r Hill i 1 i PRENTICE, ACENT, I 133 First Street, Portland. Oregon. tfai.t.r IK Ciroeerlea. Irolslon, Tohaeeo, z&&s& OPFTCE OF BrKGWl MANtTF ACT'tl o Co., v . . . r. V turn ri ftu r XWtA . ........ uin., roRTI.AJ, Qii., January 83, 1877. - Special IV otic e. TTiOR THE ISrOBMATIOX AND BENEFIT r4 .i. nnatomcra. and to all persons desir- tnir to wrchaso our celebrated sewing ma chines, we respectfnlly notlty tnem that the Messrs. TIT C ft BROS, are onr atrenta for Alba i. inn rAontv. and that, ttoev. or C K. WOLVEHTOV, Ksa-, are fully authorized' to collect and settle outstanmnx accounts for us. i 116 BlHKVt WW1 SX,l4 I Kill v, M. W. P ARSONS, Manager Oregon and W. T. n!8vStn6, Centaur -c Letter from a Postmaster. ,; "Antioch, hVL., Dec. 1, 1874. "Messrs. 3. B. Rose & Co.: "Mv wife has, for a Ion tlm, been a terrible sntlerer from Khenmat ism. She has tried many phvsiciansand many remedies. 1 lie only thinfr wh'tch hns f?i 'en hea- relief isCentaur Liniment I am rejoiced to say tnis tins cured her. I am doing what I can to extend its sale. W. H. RING. Tills Is a sample of many thousand testimoni als received, of wonderful cures effected by the Centaur Liniment. The ingredients of this ar ticle are publiwlied around eaeh bortle. It con tains Witch Hazel, Mentha, Arnica. Rock Oil, Carbolic, and ingredients hitherto little known It is an indisputable fact that the Centaur Lini ment is rerfonii in or more cures of Swclllnas, Stiff Joints. Emotions. Hhemuatisin. Neuralgia sciatica. Caked Breasts. Lock-jaw, c.,tiian ail the other Liniments. Bin brocut ion s. Extracts, Salves, Ointments and plasters now in us. For Toothache. Karache. Weak Ikick.Itch and Cu-aneous Eruptions, it is admirable. It cures burns and scalds withont a scar. Kxtractx poi sons from bites and stinas.and heals frost-bites and chillblains, in a short time. No family can au'ord to bo without the Centaur Liniment, while wrapper. TTe Centaur Eifnlmeatt, Tcllow Wrapper, Is adapted to the tousrn skin, muscles and flesh of i he animal creation. Its ettects uxn seveie rases of Spavin. Sweeny, Wind (iiill, liij Head and Poll Kvil, are little less than marveloos. Messrs J. McClnre & Co., Drutfffists, corner of Elm and Front streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, say : 'tn our neirhl)oi-hood a nnmlierof teamsters are nslnir the Centanr Liniment. They pro nouncu it superior to anything they have ever uscil. We sell as high as four to live dozen bot tles per month to these teamsters." We have thousands of similar testimonials. For Wounds. Oalls, Scratches, Iting-bone. Ac, and for Screw Worm in sheep il lias no rival. Farmers, livery-men and siock-raisers, have in this Liniment a remedy which Is worth a hun dred times its cost. Laboratory of J. B. Rose & Co., 46 Dey street, New York. PITCHER'S C ASTORIA. Mothers mnv have rest and their babies tnaj have health, if they will use Castoria lor Wind Colic, Worms, Feverish ness, Sore SI outh, Croup, or Stomach Comnlaints. It is entirely a vege table premrat ion, and contains neither miner al, nioi-phine, nor alcohol. It is as pleasant to take as honey, ami neither gags nor gripes. Ir. E. Dimoch, of Inipont, u.. snys: "I am usinst Castoria in my practice with the most signal licnellts and happy result." 1 hi ts what every one savs: Most nurses in New York Cttv use the Castoria-. It lspceparcd bv Messrs. J. b. Koso A Co., 4S lley street. New York, successors to Samuel ritcber, M. D. S9vS $5 to $20 per day at home. Samples wort h 1 free, stinson Co., Portland, Me. C! KNl 2 c to fi. P. KoWKLL A CO.. New Y ork O for Pamnhlet of loo patres, containing 3,000 newsiitwrs, ana estimates snowms? cost ot act VP-' - . KviV it ueoT for 1 will upeak of excellent POXB'S EXTRACV -Tim irrest Vegetable Pala lestryer. las been ia use over thirty years, and fur cleanliness and prompt carap tive virtnes cannot he excelled. .; CHtlDIEN. No Tamily can atfordto be wTThoat Psnd's Kit nice. Accidents, Brnisea. Cant nslonn, Cuts, Hpraina. are relieved almost instantly by external application. Promptly relieves pains or Burns, He 14a. xeoriittlans. CbftSnss. Sara, Boils. Fcloos. Corns, etc Arrests in lbunation, reduces Bweilices, tnB bleeding, - removes disoolorstioDSandlJeaiarapidlv. FEMALE WEAKHSS(S. It always relieves rata lu i ue tack mid loiiis.fnJtoeas and pressing pain In the head, nausea, vertigo. IM LEU C 0 R R HC A it has no enuaL AH kinds of al eerations to which ladies are subject are promptly cared, r uiier aetau in book accom panying each bottle. PILES '8 blind or bleedlittt- meet nmmnt relief and ready care. No case, tiowevar,chionic or onsonate, cin long resist us regular ns. VARICOSE VEINS. It is the only sure-care for tins distrBuiz and dangerous condition. HONEf BISEASES. It has ao equal for prrma- Bent cure. BLEEDIN8 from any cause. For this & a ape ci lie. It has saved hundreds of lives when all other remedies failed to arreft bleeding front nose, stomach, lanas, and elsewhere. RHEUMATISM, KEURALBtA, Toothache and ijiracbv are ai aLke relieved, and, often pex manentlv- enred. PHYSIG1A1S of f 11 schools who are acquainted with Pond's Extract of Witch Hazel Rec ommend it in their pract. re. Wehave i! Iters of commendatiii fmui hundreds o( I'hysicians, many of whom ord.-r It tor tisein their own . practice. In addition to the foregoing, they order its u.-e tor iw-elllnra of ell kinds. Quinsy, Sore Throat, Inflamed Tonsils, simple aud chronic Dlarrhra Catmrrh lior wnicu ik is a rpecinc,; v'uiiaiains f t M M! eet Htlnga of laWeta, HoMaiMM, etc., chapped Hands, Face, lous, f ace, auu Inoeea TOILET USE. Removes 8or an iibhjdw ui Kin diseases.... seasas. . . soreness. Rock tineas. and Smarting heals Cats, Lruptioas, and Plan pies. It reuvctf. iivoigfra-'ta. aud r. freshtr. while wonderfttily .iinrovlny tba Complexion. TO f ARMERS. Pon.la Extraef. No atock B. sudur.no LI veryMan can a fford to be without It. It H nsed by 1 11 the Leading Livery Stables, Btreet liailroads and first Horsemen In New York City. It lias no equal for Sprains, Har ness or Saddle Chaniuns . titf ncss, Hcratches, S el:lnas,Cnt, Lneeratlona, J'itS"1" , 'enmonla, Colie, IMarrbn-a, C?.,,U,' etr- Iu rangeoraotion is wide, f", "w"11 rt aflo,d Is so prompt that il la Invaluable in every Farm-yard as well as in every Farm -house. Let it be tried once, and a iff. a ?UI Sevrr without it. BABJI0I1. PonB'f Extract has been Imitated. ue genuine arUcle has the words Pond's Ex tract blown in each bottle, ltu, prepared by I?!00'7 re livlna who ever knew bow rlnl P?plrlJ? etnsa all-other pre Pratioas or Witch Basl. This Is the only hj Jhysicians, and ln.the horpfc uiin2f taconntrr and Europe. " W,TnSLnaPT rU8E Of rc.D EXTRACT, DnnS'S mSvI"i'51BBiIiire on aptJication u$ f'&fe, MwTO. MM M'lde iir run jdivokcje. In the Clrcnit Conrt of the State of Oregon fa Lncinda Ambler, plaititilT, Suit in Equity i. inn couutv. i ! - - vs. i tor John A. Ambler, defendant. T Divorce. To John A. Ambler, the defendant above named In the name of the State of Oregon: Yon are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint or the plaintiff above named in the above entitled court, now on file with the Clerk of said court, within ten day from the date of the service of Ibis summons on yon If served in Linn county, Oregon, bat If service Is made In any other county in said State then, within twent favs from the date of such serv ices and if served "bv publication, then yon are required to appear and answer by the first day of the next regular term of said conrt, after publication horeof tor six. weeks, which, term commences on the Second Monday ' of JarcA," 1877. or Judgment for want of such answer will bo taken against, von. Yon Are further notified that if you fall to appear and answer as above required, the plaintiff will aoply to t he court for the relief demanded in tho complaint, and costs and dlsbursment. ofthis LnfXt Attorneys for pltf Published for six weeVs In the AlBAHT Kip. Listeh. by order of K. V.w," court, maie at cuiimoer t'ci. ," OFF ICIAL CITY PAPER. ALBANY, OREGON, FEB. 1C 1S77. WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION. Albany. Feb. 13. 1877. The State WomR SnfTmge Association met at the Conrt House tn this city on Tuesday, President, Mrs. Laughary, In the Chair. - Mrs. F. F. Victor, Secretary, being ab sent. Mrs. Van B. Delashmutt. of Port land, was appointed Secretary pro tern. . Minutes of last meeting read and ap proved. On motion, tho President appointed the following Committees ; On programme Mesdaroes Martin and Fiske and Jacob Conser. Kesolutions Mesdames Thompson, Mar tin and Miss Olds. - Finance Mr. D. D. Gray, Mesdames Crawford and Johns. Music Miss Reed. By rectiest, Mrs. Thompson read the Constitution and circulated it tor signa tures. Several persons coming In after ward, she read it a second time. A correspondence from the Treasurer of the Illinois Woman' State Association was read by Miss Olds and . followed by some remarks. A communication also from F. A. McCown. of Oregon City, was read. After-some discussion, Mrs. Martin' read the report of the Committee on Pro gramme, which was adopted. EVENING SESSION. Association met at 7 o'clock, Mrs. Laugh ary in the Chair. After music, minutes of tlie previous meeting were read and approved. ' Constitution was then read by Mrs. Dr. M. A. Thompson. The reading was fol lowed by music. On motion, Mr. Tuscan was elected mes senger. Mrs. Dr. Thompson offered the report of the Committee on Kesolutions, and the dis cussion proceeded on the question : Eesolted. That intemperance can onlvbe overcome by Woman having equal political i rights with her brother Man: Mrs. Laughary opened the discussion, i followed by Mrs. Dr. Thompson and sev- ' eral others, alter which Mrs. Dr. Thomp son read the following : Resolved, That justice demands for woman equal protection with respect to property anu uie enstouy ot children. After a thorough discussion in which a number engaged, on motion, the resolution was adopted. The Association then adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. WEDNESDAY MORNING. Association met pursuant to adjourn ment. Minutes read and approved. Committee on Programme offered the following : W hat can we do to further the cause of woman sun rage? This question wa3 taken tip and discussed at lt-ngth. Mrs. Dr. Thompson then read the Phila delphia bill of attainder. Mrs. Martin offered a resolution regard ing an organizing officer, Which was laid on the table. The President announced that the an nual election of officers will take place this ! afternoon. Adjourned to meet at 2 o'clock P. M. '' EVENING SESSION. The Association commenced a"7 o'clock. President in the chair. The music by Miss Piper and Mrs. Miller, was most excellent. After the reading ot some spicy corres pondence by the Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Dr. Thompson was introduced, who delivered a very interesting address of thir ty minutes duration, denning the qualifi cations for voters demanded by the woman suffragists. Mrs. Van B. DeLashmutt was then in troduced, who insisted, among other things, that there should be a property qualification governing the franchise that each and every voter should be possessed. In his or her own right, of $500 before be ing allowed to vote. Mrs. Johns objected to any property qualification. . Dr. Lister followed in a few well chosen remarks, attacking one of the positions taken by Mrs. Thompson. 5f rs. T. again canw forward and replied to Dr. Lister,, stating more folly her poet- tiotK ; -- "Dr. L. replied that he was not opposed to woman franchise-; not t all ; lie was In favor of woman enjoying ' every privilege but one that of being the -father of the family." Dr. L. only had serfou objec tion to the plank that- prohibits foreigners exercising the franchise until they have resided in the United States ten years. Mr. L. Elklns also took an active part in the talking, asking numerous questions of Mr. Dr. Thompson and Jacob Conser. About this time in the evening (9 o'clock) the fun grew fast and turlous.. Two or more would rise at the same time and ad dress the chair. Tho President announced that it was growing late, and as the meet ing would necessarily be compelled to ad journ soon, speakers would be allowed one mlr.ute In which to air their eloquence. Under this rule Messrs. Pearce. Consor, Elklns, Buff, Miller. Gray and others made remarks. The President announced the topic for discussion Thursday evening, when, on motion, the meeting adjourned until 10 A. M. to-morrow. Ax Opportcnttt for this Apflicteb. Two or more ot the surgeons of the Na tional Surgical Institute wdl visit Portland Oregon, rooms at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, February the T4th to 21st, Inclusive, where they will be pleased to sea their many old patients In Oregon and Washington Ter ritory, and as many new ones as may feel H to their interests to avail themselvea of this opportunity to be cured at home. This Institution is unrivaled In the worhj, in the cure of deformities, P"p'yis' P'1. fistula, &c.. &c They will bring lth them apparatus for all kinds of deformities. PARAG RAMLETS, Sherrill's iron cultivator and seeder ex actly fits the wants of our farmers. Try a dose - . A gentleman said to us that he had found no hotel where he had been better enter tahied or felt more at home, than at the St. Charles, of this city and he has traveled extensively on this and the Atlantic coast. This spekks loutHy for friend Morrison. We shall soon be In receipt of en tire new material for executing plain and fancy job work. Give us a trial. Young Clark, of Satem, typo on the Farmer, called on Monday. Tie had been spending a few days at Corvaliis with an Invalid sister. The recent heavy rainfalls delayed seed ing for a time; a majority, probably of our farmers have tbeir ground ready for seed ing, and only await pleasant weather. A wise man will make more op port u nitles than he finds ; a sharp, man will find more than he makes." Our women don't stand on the street corners chewing, smoking, talking politics and swearing, but they can stay at home and rip. and tear, and dam their hubby's a p parrel ! There are an immense number Of worth less dogs In this city. There Is an ordi nance prohibiting the running at large of dogs unless their owuers have paid taxes on them.'" Probably there is not half a dozen dogs in the city on which their own ers set value enough to pay the taxes. ' We hope to see the city rid entirely of dogs on which taxes have not been paid. ' Our Re corder and Marshal know their duty, and' we hope they'll do it if they have to sacri fice every dog in the city. Rev. Mr. Roork, of Salem, was in the city a day or two in the tront of the week. The revival meetings are Mill continued nightly, and christians areamestly pray ing and working for the conversion of sin ners. An exchange thinks woman can never "enjoy all the rights of man, until she ean thoroughly enjoy sitting on a dry-goods box on the corner, eomplatntng of the scarcity of labor and the tightness of the money market, while spurting tobacco juice through her teeth at the lamp-post between words." This may appear snr kutical ! A large quantity of excellent butter Is made in this countyfor home consumption. At least very little of it is brought to mar ket. Cronln was hung in efllgy at Salem on Monday. The people seem to be disgusted with Cronin ! F. S. Dunning lias a large and desirable stock of furniture.' embracing almost every thing you can think of. useful as well as ornamental, which he will dispose of at rea sonable prices. Intemperance may be abolUhed, and other grave obstacles to human happiness become more or less modified by time, but profanity, we fear, will ever well up In the heart of the man who, during a streak of absent mindeduess, seizes on to a red-hot stove hook! If yon want a good article of seed oats, go to Messrs. Blai,Sox & Co., at Mam moth warehouse. Meetings have been held at the U. P. and the Methodist churches every night during the week. We are indebted to our esteemed friend Robt. Conn, for a hnshel or so of the larg est and best flavored apples we have had during the Winter. Nations may fade from existence, and kings and emperors moulder In forgotten dust, but the man who promptly pays bis snhrcription In advance, refusing to throw off on his connty paper even If the times are hard, deserves to draw a jchromo In happy immortality. It is unlawful to kill deer from this time until fall, unless they attempt to bite you then yon can blaze away. - Harry McCormiek has resigned as an officer of the Portland Fire Dep'tn and the Captaincy of the City Rifles. Thomas E. L. Logan and Mrs. . Minnie Myrtle Miller, former wife of Joaquin Mil ler, were married at Portland on Satuiday last. What changes a few short years bring about. .According to Prof. Condon, it has only been about two hundred thousand years ago since the elephant wade bis home in the Willamette Valley. The Albany Water Works navnt filed any "proposinlV as yet. As yet a great many have fulled- to pay school tax, and the Clerk is getting some what weary and digHSteJ with dunning. Heavy .frosts these mornings, .--'-- Fred. Banty, who has been Very ill In deed, is reported eonvaleseinglowly; He has had close attention. Chinese New Year lasts ten days. Fiz, bang! A correspondent of the Salem Statesman. writes under date of January 30th t. "Mat. Bledsoe was shot and killed in his chair while indulging in a- little game of poker In San Diego, CaT on the 20th January." Of all dollars "Medicine Dollars" causes some t tho Democracy the most "fervid"' uneasiness.- ''".- '-'';-.: ; '." ' -: If you want to make your cousTn, or your chum's cousin, or your aunt, grand mother, or even your -wife happy, order an Aetna sewing machine of Jay Blaln. Itll du it every whta. Rowel Ts Neu-spajmr Reiner is down on dog fights. The editor Is probably a one legged man and can't get into tbe first cir cle to seo the fun. , f T t A citizen of Washington fell on his iron fence and an iron picket was run through his neck. He ought to have had up the sign "Keep offthe fence." At a sale of "curiosities from the Holy Land," In New York, on Thursday "a fragment of the tomb of Aaron" sold for ten cents. Oh, Moses 1 . The Moddrltes propose a grand' coon bunt soon. Closh. :S Masquerade balls seem to be all tho rage from Cheyenne to Harrlsburg. Tbe coming Summer promises to be an active and profitable one tor sleamooat- Buttcr 25 to 33c. Eggs 1 14 cents each. The ball receipts were over $200. ' Henry states, of Salem, made a call on Tuesday. Ladies Social meets at Mrs. Van Vactor's to-day (Friday) at 2 o'clock. If any man be opposed to woman suf frage, shoot Irltn on the spot. Work will be commenced on the M. E. Church belt-tower on Monday. ' ' See notice ot School Clerk elsewhere. and It may save yon a dollar or two. , Quite a number ot strangers in the city during the week, attracted by tbe meeting . of the Woman Suffrage Association Emperor Norton, late local on the States man, has resigned, and at last accounts was al Astoria rusticating. . , v Chinese fiddles, gongs etc., have con-i tribntod largely to the edification of our people for the past day or two Col. W. M. Parsons, of Portland, swop-.' ped Republican, wa-wa with us en Tues-' day ..... : A large crowd were In attendance at the. masquerade ball Wednesday night as lookers-on. ' ' . The masquerade was a brilliant success, . some of tbe characters assumed being 'way '" tp. - - - .' - The oldest son of our County Clerk, Mr. T. J. Stites. died Wednesday night from dropsy, the effects of scarlet fever. The family of Mr. James H. fladley has gone east of the mountains, and Jim expects to follow tliem soon. He expects to engage in the stock business In some ot those pietty little valleys. . We are sorry to lose Jim, for he's a brick tn his own right, but we wish him the very beat suc cess wherever he locates. Some appreciative friend sends us a beau tiful valentine. It Is a wood engraving. well colored, you better believe, represent ing a man with a monstrous head prominent ears, a pronounced nose, and month of great capacity. We've past ed our valentine on the wall, where we caa admire its beauties at onr leisure. 'Rah! The question for discussion liefore tho Woman Suffrage Association Wednesday morning was the best method of advancing woman suffrage. The discussion was par ticipated in by Mrs. Laughary, Mrs.'. Dr.' Thompson, Jacob Conser, Mesdames Mar tin, Olds, Johns, and Messrs. Martin and Gray. Mrs. Dr. Thompson read Declara tion ot Rights ot the TJ. S. Woman Associ ation. Joly 4th, 1876. See administrator's notice. In the matter of the estate of the late Squire Montgomery, dee'd., David Froman, administrator, in this issue. A number of Indians were before tbe Re corder on Monday for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. They got five days It jail. - - The young crops are said to be suffering; from the depredations of the numerous flocks of wild geese aud ducks- j County Clerk Stites' oldest son Is severe ly afflicted with dropsy, the effects of scar let fever. Geo. F. Settlemeir sold his residence, a few days since, to J. R. nerren for tl,600r we are informed a bargain, certainly. " - Messrs. Hughes & Anderson are the present landlords at the Exchange Hotel. ' One of Newt. Houston's children Is re ported very ill with scarlet fever. Dr. Harris little boy U yery low with scarlet fever Prof. NeweTT, ofthis city, has a class In music at Lebanon. Three prayer meetings are Iield dally fr this city. Prof. Hewitt's child, taken with scarlet fever last week, is recovering-. - ' Disturbing Public Meetings, It f just possible that some of the people of this city do not knot, that the laws of Oregon specially protects all citizens who assemble lor' religions worship in fact, any public meeting, religious or political. Section 65G of the Code provides that : "If any per son shall wilfully disturb or disquiet any assembly or congregation of people, met for religious worship, whether In a house or In the open air, by either, uttering any profane discourse, committing any rude or lndeccnt act, or .making any unnecessary noise, within tho place where such meeting, is held, or so near It as tn disturb the order and solemnity thereof, such person, upon , conviction thereof, sliall be punished by imprisonment ia the county jait not less. than one month, nor more than six months,, or by fine not less than teti dollars, nor more than two hundred dollars." , There, are a few young hoodlums iu this elty, we are sorry to say, who are so lacking in de " cency and common sense, apparently, a not to know how . to behave themselves, when attending church. They have been borne with until patience lias ceased to be a virtue, and now the law most, as a last resort, be called upon to force them to ob serve the rights and respect the feelings of tlietr betters. These mean and cowardly scamps, only a- tew nights since, tore down a portion ot the fence that surronuds the M. E. Church property on Third street, ; and otherwise defaced the church, out of ' pure " ctTsscdness. Each one engaged In this mean cowardly business richly deserve a horsewhipping, and that, too, of the old- j fashioned kind.., -.j Ttie Cost. The building of tbe tower j of the M. E. Church (already contracted- ! for), the addition of twenty feet to ths f main bnildlng. raising the Building n(t ; laying a brick wall or foundation under It, 1 a new floor, and repainting the building (color to be that of the custom-house la Portland), will cost a total of about $1,600. , Contkact Let. Elsewhere we state that the contract for erecting a. bell-tower for the Methedlst church lias been let- to : Hochstedler Sb Zeyss. The second con tract, yet to be let, will Be for an addition of twenty feet to the soiirh end Of tho-' church, to be used as a vestry. m : ' -'; ' - v lUBIUXD. ,' '-: February lth. at the residence nfStr.-': Frsr Mealey. by the Rev. J. F. DeVore. Mr. John II. Davidson ami Mi" Hursti: Wiley both of this city.