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deep mourning for the Pope; but when
somebody asked the General, the other
evening, if he did not propose to abstain
for time from dancing out Of respect
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NO CURE, NO PAYI

nR. JAMES KICK, LATE OF AURORA.
IL H., takes pleasure in making the follow
ing Announcement TO the Afflicted
He will give FREE TRIAL Of SURE
CURE for CATARRH. No cure, no pay. Con-
sultation on all chronic and private diseases
FREE and strictly confidential. Don't iail 10
see the Doctor. Remember that procrastlna-
tion is the thief OF time, money, and health.
Medicine sent 70 all parts OF the country, and
an proper questions answered through the
malls. Below are the authorized statements OF
"a few cases recently treated for Catarrh.
PoRTLASD. Or, Jan. -, 1878
DIR. JAMES kECK-Dear Sir;-l hardly know
how 10 express my gratitude Tor the relief al
fOrded me by three bottles OF tne sure Cure
for Catarrh" I had suffered with the disease
for fourteen years, and your medicine has
finally cured me. W. r. GlLhH.
MILWAUKEE Or, Jau. Is, 1875.
DIR. JAMES KEcK-Dear Sir:-Iam now better
than ever expected TO be. Ihave had Catarrh
all my life and suffered beyond desert ption- /
am siXty-five years old. Have used hNe bottles
OF the ''sure Cure" and feel that l am nearly
cured. / would recommend all 10 try this
'Sure Cure" May God bless you, Doctor, IN
your good work. CATHARINE r MILLER
MILWAUKEE, or, Jan. p. 1873.
DEAR DR. KECK;-I am glad you came 10
oregon, for thought must die with consump-
tion till YOU began 10 treat me for Catarrh,
which / have had all my life. and which in
herited from my mother. There was "A mole
eaten through the cartilages Of my nose my
health, every way, WAS bad IN the extreme
with pains in my head, and general debility.
/ noticed "A radical change after using the nrst
bottle. The pains ceased IN my hedut my
breath grew sweeter than for years, ana htd
no bad taste In my mouth on rising in the
morning. I have used three bottles OF the
'Sure Cure" Never could nave believed such
a change possible / aIvise all AFFLICTED with
Catarrh 10 attend Ia 10 at once. The sure
Cure" is rightly named. All may rely upon
its merits. Yours for success,
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Those persons wishing 10 be relieved OF
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Ohce and residence, east side First street, be-
tween YamhH and Taylor. Special attention
given 10 women and children's complaints.
Also, gives MEDIcArED VAPoR BATHS, COM
bined with Electricity. in treating rheumatism
and chronic diseases. 5-2
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The ReIigi0-PiilosophicaL Journal, Of
Chicago, has taken a most decided stand
against impostors and careless Spiritual
lists who are deceived by them. II urges
the most searching investigations, and
eviuces a determination to weed cut the
tricksters and theireredulouss supporters.
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Graduate OF the Homeopathic school, and
member OF the State Medical Society OF Cali
fornla, makes speciality OF the diseases OF
women and children. Office hours from 3A. NJ.
10 p. NJ. Omee-Corner OF Second aud Morri-
son streets, Portland. III
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in the United States, and the ViennasAiedal
for the best in the world. 80 Montgomery
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II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE
Il of Oregon. for the county OF Multnomah-
susie T.. Kirkland, Plaintiff vs.. Berry 5. Kirk
land. DciendanL-To Berry :. Kirkland. De-
feudaut In the name OF the state Of oregon
you are hereby required 10 appear and answer
the complaint filed against you iu the above
entitled action within ten days from the date
of the service OF this summons upon you. ID
served within this county; or 20 served In any
other county of this state. then within twenty
davs from the date OF the service Of this sum
mons upon you. and i'm case service OF this
summons is made by publication, then you
are required 90 appear aud answer the COM
plainf herein on or before the second Monday
90 June. ls7s, that being the first day OF the
term OF Court next afterthe publication Of this
summons; and 10 you tail 50 10 answer, the
Flainun VIII apply To- the Court for the relief
demanded, viz; for "a dissolution OF the mar
riage contract between the Plaintiff and De-
fendaut to this suit. and that the Plaintiff have
control and custody OF Netue Kirkland, the
child OF said parties.
This summons is published by order Of Hon.
+. ID. Shatiuck, Circuit Judge, said order dated
March ID. ISIS
GIBBS, DENNISON & BEEBE.
mar4 Attorneys for Plaintiff
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COMMERCE..

Georgetown Grain Market.
~. y - IT,. GroRGsrowS. April l. 1878.
The market Ey all kinds OF grain Is qiet and stead
u former guolaiionf.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
lR0RFY-FTTH CONGRESS-.
tCbntinuod from Egrst Ruge. /

issst twenty-fve years. They needed reform,
and he hoped that since 1874 they were de-
termined to enforce reform but II looked
now as II II was to be sham again. He then
proceeded 10 review the testimony, and argued
that Polk had acted iu defiance of law. and
was guilty Of such practice rs should put him
out Of Office.
Mr.. HALE said there WINS no aspect Of this
case which was shown by the evidence which
had not yet been touched upon, and that was
tue inoapaoty Of the party in power in this
House to administer even a part Of the Gov
ernment not larger than bureau. When
Congress met In October crowd of hungry ap-
plicants came here, and they all went after
places under the DoOrkeepcr. IL was no Yon-
der that Polk lost his head. The applicants
were too much for the Doorkeeper, and he
could not take care Of them.
Then the diiIerput State delegations came In
and interfered. The report therefore showed
the incompetency to govern of the party in
power, and instead Of censuring tho party, the
committee make Il scapcgoat of the Door
keeper. Whatever Polk was he was made 80
by his party. The responsibility was there.
fore with the other side, and he (Mr. HALE
for one was not disposed to be made a party 10
new deal on the other side when we might
not get better man. lie did not know
whether Polk had extiicated himself from the
domination of the State delegations; but IL
Polk was to he expelled he wanted the other
party to do IL.
Mr.. BAKER IN. W said that II the oppor.
tunity was given he would offer an amend
mont virtually declaring that Folks increase
Of the roll was the result Of Democratic solicit
tation, and directing the Doorkeeper In the
future to disregard the solicitation OF Demo-
cratic members Of the House who may uggo
him to place names on the soldiers roll.
Mr. EDEN then demanded the previous
question, which was seconded, and he then
claimed one hour for debate.
His right TO the hour was disputed, and,
after futile attempts to make some arrange
mcut, the SrEAKEn decided that the vote
must now be taken.
The question was first taken on Mr.. EDEN's
substitute rccommitting the report and direct
ing the committee to report a reorganization
of the Doorkoeper's department, &C. This was
rejected-yeas, 95 nays, 135.
The question then REQUIRED upon the first
resolution of the committee declaring the office
Of DOorkeeper vacant, and IL was adopted by u
vote Of l39 yeas to so nays.
The next resolution, placing the duties of
the DooFkceper's department temporarily in
the charge Of the Scrgeant.at-Arms, wus then
also adopted, by vote OF l22 yeas to 115
nays.
Mr. HALE rose Immediately to question
Of privilege, and proposed to offer Il resolution
that the House proceed immediately to the
election of Doorkcoper.
Pending that motion, Dir. EDEN moved TO
adjourn; and the yeas and nays having been
ordered, tie latter motion was agreed to, by u
vote of l2l to ll3, aud the House, at 4:43 p.
M, adjourn ed.
Notice wa, given that Democratic caucus
would be eld tomorrow evening at seven
o'clock
National Republican., 1878-04-05
VEGETINE
PuriAes the Blood, Renovntes and
Invigorntes the Whole system.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Solvent, and Di-
uretiC.

VEGETINE Is made exclusively from the Juices Of
carefuy selected harks, roots, and herbs and so
strongly concentrated that will eectuay eradicate
from the system every tAnt ofScrofla ScrOfuous Hu
NOR, Timors, Cancer, Cancerous HumoT, Eryslpeas,
Salt Rheum Ianker Faintness at the oniach. and all
Diseases that arise from impure food sciaticn, Inhnn
matOry and Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout,
and Spinal Complaints can only be enectually cured
through the blood
For Ulcers and Eruptive Diseases OF the skin. Pus.
tules, Pimples BiOtches, Bos, letter Scadhcnd and
Rngworm, NEoErISE has never failed to effect per
mnnent cure.
For Pains In the Back, Kidney Complaints, Drop-y
Female Weakness, LencorrhCca, arising from Internal
liberation, and uterine diseases and General Debility
NDgErISE acts directly upon the causes Of these COM
plants. II invigorates aud strengthens ihe whole
system, acts upon the secretive organs, Rllays In
Illumination, cures liberation, and regulates the
bowels.
For Catarrh. Dyspepsia, Habitual Costivene,s Pal.
pitatiun OF the Heart Headache Piles. Nervousness
and General Prostitution OF the Nervous System, no
niecine has ever given such perfect satisfaction
tho NEGErISE II puriics the blood cleanses all Of
the organs and possesses controlling power over the
nervous system,
The remarkable cures effected by vEoErIsE have
inducpd many physicians aud lapothecares whom we
know to pres gTihe and II In their families.
In fact, NEaErISE II the best remedy yet discOv.
cred for the above Diseases and In the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
Bnlti,nore General Market.


BALrNoRr April L. Is,s
Cotton quiet and a shade more steady. Middiing,
l0ac
Flour Dun, but steady with prices unchanged.
uoward.street and Western Bipertne, siftI 80; do
extra sset1 10; do family, sGq 81; Guy Mills super
hnc, " s1{ti6 do. extra, Is 2ale ty955; do. Rio
brands, u III; PatnI SEQ fhny, ~ %. p = - 10 -
Wheat-southern quiet and easier: Western drll
and heavy. Southern red, u 800 81; Pennsylvania
red, 81 $50 y: No winter red Western, spot and
April, VI a4ell ~ May, u SILdl IS.
Norn.sontheIp irmer or white and lower for yel.
low Western dull and weak. Southern white bBd
Sc. do. yellow. 5iNa52c; Western mixed, spot aud
April, 63sh hS'gc May, 5Had5laC.
Gals guiet and steady. SOulern, 2iG acct Western
Ssc. ''' '''S
Rye dull but steady, at 6SdDToc
Hay firm for choice and duh for other grades
rrnie Maryland and Pennsylvania, $50 ~
Provisions dull and unchanged. Bytter-Choice
Western scare and higher, choice Western roll 23
NC; do. packed, 2?Go2Ic.
Petroleum dun and nominal NJ IIifc for refined.
Coffee quiet and steady. Rio cafgocs, Iid l7c.
Sugar prm. with good demand, RtesdE1tc.
Whisky shade frmer, but quet, q OJigi O6x.
Reccipts-Fiour atoO bblsi wheat. .7,0lO bu; corn
lOo,tt0 bu; oats, 4ys0O bu; rye. no b1 ..
Shipments " heal, "a OyJ bu; corn, c., 100 bu.
fTeighs TO Liverpool dull. Cotton, per steam, 93:d
nOuf. Is grain, I'd.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
,FlNANcIHtr ARb COMMERCIAL.
FINANCE.

Rev York Money Market.
NEW YoRx, April 4. ts7A
Honey, 2 to = Lag and interest, frs,yrt.I f. g.,
ESchaose stsady. Loug. tsels short, ts,.
Gold steady i0i bid. .Hf
Rates fpr carrying. .a&6Y. ..flsi... .....r., y, 4
Government bonds nrri M the following quota
National Republican., 1878-04-05
New York General Market.

c.,,o,,, NEW YORK; April !, lsIs
ETEPSsGsmho Sres' B,'" +a77S to France, 49,
r0Sr heavy ard ~ Ios lover No ssas COZ super
ra Western and State ts ?s good To- eRsss SSa do
y soaSsb common to cioice whie wheat Western
extra ONO ss iSGSS R eonRoh to eioce extra sGea ST.
p1 rpsUre psStsS 10 dss s,,n sn1rs gSSas
$$ s$$sH . Rys AZ fs SGs $ L q 1os
Tnn nsa Sse! ysSS Wist Y and
WRsa tP nsl fs, bit ssssa dull da! and bsssy Al,
;n Is@l g 80 fof S N9 spring g 2 ,9r New YORK So
Min sssss b. Il 4 81 ..siSs! NJ %"si
wIS ssS 3 or T!Ts S"gdes g" wnsef tf red % d iS5 %
n S,s tSr New red, u 40 for amber, long,
Rye dull heavy and lower at 7sa7c for Western, 70
sBarisy qnlgf No Canada s,c. Farley malt dull
Cora IA ie lover with moderate trade for exnor,
$50 5r Steamer nIsad @fs.StS ~ ~ %!sSS &C.
Mhite, low, maed, and round yellow $40 for yellow
daiN heavy a. So as,c for M, . si,ssso for No
while, Soc for No. mixed we,iern sd BIC: white
20, ,3gTHc mixed STATE sac 3S,sc; white do,
IINy steady at 6o@65c FOR shipping
snd Msssrn so iOc ior New ycfks and iadIic ior
Coiee-itc steady and In moderate demand a, /,
susnr hrm aud with fair inquiry at 7,.G6TLc
for ihlr to gOUL refining and 7I,C for prime: Musco.
yaio, I.s@IiG; CsnIrinlgaL slae Refined nrnI at o.,
powdered, and lO4l &C lor crushed w.
MolasseS-foreifn refining frni, with moderate IN.
IobOlng demand.
hlce unchanged with only moderate busines.
petroleum quiet and hrm, Crude, IlIac, refined,
nAWlHSc; united, u +G}IGyI isal
IRllUw guiel al 5tic.
SrPests ST% i aTss al !. I ST. s 30 5%r .Sir! s'nf!s'
fGys SteAly al lph lJsc for state and Pennsyl.
wanna, Ice for fresh Western and 9dVt.c for Southern
S.aehSa aS pessssEless ssE sig "a ssly rose u s
PrOrlsions-Pork dun pnd lower: mess 80 ISd
1925 iamlly mess. tI0 u. Beef quiet. Beef hans
dmli, llelCe Oeei quiet Cut meats-Western quiet ;
nldl.ts l9l! and l buyers favor al 5,c lor itylong
clear aud Sac Tor short clear. Lard opened lower
Ynlel. ci0slnS steady; prime steam !; 10 a. ,2's
iuiter-Od heavy and unsettled al TlD9Uc for old
western l:a sc for do. staIe l5 &c for new Cheese
quiet 6ml.tc fOr common 10 prime.
Linsctd Quet.
whisky steady At u 0SkGla
4, ffelslts tY LlyeIp91l Arm. Cotton per sail 1870
Gd; per steam, T89t3 IA. Corn per steam sd Wheat
psr steam, oi!@sS'.d.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
A New Cure for burns.

1t has been ascertained that the very best
remedy for burns and scalds is the application
Of common cooking soda or any other alksli
in neutral form, which will afford instanta-
neOus cessation from pain. In all cases OF
superficial burning this simple treatment Will
effect perfect cure in u few hours, and tho
severest burns and scalds soon yield to It, At
a recent meeting Of the Massachusetts, Dental
Society in Salem, DIR. Waten, of Boston, gave
u practical demonstration Of this theory by
test that required considerable nerve aud more
faith in the efficacy Of the treatment TO put
into operation.
The Doctor dipped sponge into boiling
water aud squeezed 1t over his wrist, the water
flowing around the arm aud encircling it with
severe scald two inches wide. Not content
with this, he dipped the sponge \ second time
and pressed closely on tho under side OF his
wrist tor half a minute, thus makinga deep
burn. He then applied bi-cirbOuate OF sods
aud laid over it Ii wet cloth, and the intense
pain was banishtd Rs by magic. Neyt day
the scalds, with the exception OF the part
purpusely made 50 severe, were practically
healed, only Il slight discOoratiOn of the skin
showing where the water had flowed, this,
too without II second application OF soda.
Duringa recent Chinese banquet at San
Francisco, an orange was laid at the plate of
each guest The fruit on being cut open, was
louhu 10 CONTAIN NV minus W. "s''"''t JSS'''..
Colored eggs were alsU served, in the inside Of
which were found nuts, jellies, meats, and
coufections When one of the Americans asked
the Interpreter to explain this lcgerdemain Of
cooking. he laughed heartily, shook his head,
and replied "Meli.can mau hcep snartee.
Why he not fndec out|'
COLONEL VALENTINE BAKER has been unani.
mOusly re elected u member Of the Marlborough
Club London from which he was expelled
because he insulted lady.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

NEGErISE Is now acknowledged by our best physi.
clans be the only and SAFE remedy uT all dis
arising ron impure blood, such US ScrOula aud
SCTOiulous humUTs
National Republican., 1878-04-05
VEGETINE.
sHAcKANAxoS SauARE PHARMcY.
lU24 Beach street, above Laurel,
Philadelphia, Pa, June u, 1877.

NFwPoRT, Ky.
IL II. STEvRSs EsQ.:-
Dear SUI sold your VEcETINE for a number of
years, and hnd II gives pgTleCt sntisiartun g my
customer. HENRY wERrNlMER,
Druggist and ApUIht cary, Newport, NY.
National Republican., 1878-04-05
To-day ard Forevsr.

bf HfsrrT A. BENEDICT.
Ny breath but touches the rose ia your palm
hnd 10 how The light leaves scnttcr, -
Leaving no semblanes of bloom OF Of balm;
hut what pray, does Il uiaticr9
Laugh ~ they futter away my dear ...
As they hOat with the now Of the rveri
We nre done With dead roses to-day, my dear,i
Done with them today aud forever
Your eyes but turn TO the iressi my paim,'
The wee little tress so golden
And low whisper "rhe sweetest calm ..
Was born of that sorrow oldcn"
sing' ~ II sinks to the mosIc-, my dear
To tho inosses that border the riyerl
We are done with the old loses and crosses, my
dear,
Done with them to-day aud forever
Laugh low Sing sofiyl Love Is alive
And awake when we walk together;
but Love is fragile, and Love Will thrive
= only IN sunnest weather.
SO let the past be the past, my dear;
Let II go as the shade on tic river
We arc done with the old sorrows at last my dear,
Done with them to-day and forever.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

Peremptory and Closing Sale
OF ENTIRE STOCK OF JEwELRY. WATCHES.
AND DIAMONDS,
Al Go Pennsylvania avenue, under Metropolitan
Hotel. EVERY EVENING. at o'clock.
Messrs. 8. GOLDsTEIS & co. warrant all goods
rs represented and every article usually found IN
rstcass iewerv store be obtained at these sales
The stock of silver Plated Ware Is fine and varied.
This s4le Is caused by dissolution of copartnershp.
DUSCANsoN BROS,
mari Auctoneers.
National Republican., 1878-04-05

COLONEL VALENTINE BAKER has been unani.
mOusly re elected u member OF the Marlborough
Club London, from which he was expelled
because he iusulted lady.