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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-21
NOTICE.

"A II. persons indebted to Drs. Woodsar,,
a 4 swormssedt viii please taIiahd settle
iheir nccoanss immediately. feb 2I,2t
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Col. Geo A. Hanson, Of chestertown, Nd,
died February IS. he was lawyer and ~.
thor OF book entitled ''0ld Kent
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-21

The spoon factory Of Booth aud HAYDEN,
1t Waterbury, Conn, containing a large stock
Of plaieware, was harmed Thursday. About
100 hands are thrown out Of work. The loss
Is estimated at sIS0000. Insurance go, 600.
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LIST OF LETTERS

pEMAINING 10 the Post Office, h, West,
IL minister, sd February n, 1880:
Bentz, Culling McNuliy, Miss Rose
Brown, james G. Mehrens, Mrs. Julia
Banker,, Adam Newman, Biddy
Creahs, Sylvester hubert. David
Fowler, Joseph Reese, Joseph
Holmes, Wm. Shipley, Miss Anna
iuselinAn David simpson, Henry
koonlz, John Stehon, Sylvester
l.oguc, Miss Mary Valentine. Wa. l..
Liule, Mace woodn, Geo. G.
Person calling for letters in the above IL,
will say they were advertised.
feb u A. II. HUBER, p. NJ.
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WAREHOUSE NEAR DEPOT.
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given tina, the sub.
~ scriber has obtaiaed from the Or.
phans Court Of Carroll county, letters Of
Administration on the Personal Estate Of
HENRY W. LUCABAUGH,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. An persous
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned TO exhibit the same, with The
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 70 he
subscriber on or before the lGih day Of Septem.
Der next they may otherwise BY law be tx /.
elgded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
February, 1880. y
eo JOHN p. LUCABAUeH.
ieo zi-A Administrator
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The preferences of the Carroll county
delegation are thus given:
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A RARE CHANCE!
J. G. WEAVER,
DEALER rs
Agricultural Implements & MACHINERY

's :" "i@Ae t"o" lot large stock OF
BUGGIES. WAGONS, ETC,
will offer FOR THE NEXT 80 DAYS ri.
line OF Feed Cutters, Corn Shelters, &C.,
RsS-AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Double and Single Spout Shelters, aud Six,
Eight and Nine Inch Sinclair Cutters. A
couple of Feed Crushers and Grinders at low
figures. Dk5- Look out for a 6ne line N
BUGGlES AND FARM WAGONS.
feb 2i.si WAREHOUSE NEAR DEPOT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-21
MoRTGAGEEs' sArp
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Is ACRES, MORE OR LESS

The improvements thereon eon.
sist Of comfortable two story A1aN-O
Stone DWELLING HOUSE, @nlSEsS
Stable, &c. There is also al ziseesi1A
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-01-03
ICI EFT AILLEURS.

Erode.-A propos de l'rxode dies
noIS au Kansas, don't il est ones
ton. on nous tcrit une lettle dune
augmentation tres slnguliere 1T III,
peu br',tale.
MalS CONNIE cette lcttre. tellr
4ur!lr, est Repression de certains
sentiments 1T dc ccrtains ilteS exis.
tant IN pen partont, nous lui
d"nnons t"ut supplement place. On
en- c"l'cluera ce qn'on vouAra:
'En virite, Mr. rE,liteur, ie ne
vols pas trop que nous ayons Il nous
snpuieter beaucoup de l'rxohe DIES
noirS au Kansas, ct quill taille consi.
dtrer lii chose CONNIE une calamitt
pour Ia Louisiana. LIE contlaire Sc.
rait p'ntGt vrai. Eft 81 le contrarc
est vlai. c'est !e contrare Qu'4l faut
t;tvnriSer.
D'abord, lie noir est hbrc, ct lie
noir q lie droit d'alrr OH bon hi
semblc. an Kansas. dams lIndiana
on ailienrs. Iais>onS,le eSsayer 81,
chance tt ten;er III 70, tune. Que 81
Ii Louisiana ne le lui convient pas.
quill l'abandonne. En- soutfirira. t on
beauconp! LIE NAL sera TIL IRENE
diable7 Nos terres ct nos champs
en- deviendront,ils incultes pour CO.
la FQue sill " NAL momentane, nc
sera.ce pas pour I'm bien dams Pa
veDir, ct dams un avenir tres pro
chain ct tres certain!
Outre que le noir, de par taits e1
preuves. ma guere etc en- politique
un clement d'ordre, de sage adini
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
PORTLAND.
The Great Commercial Center of the
Northwest.
It's Present and it's Future.

It has population 2lO00 is Oregon, and the Ter
ritories OF Washington and Idaho, what New York
City to the state York, rca-
on 10 that state and those Territories that Chicago does TO
Illinois. St. Louis Missouri Philadelphia Pennsylva-
mia, and New Orleans louisiana territory
tributary TO than any other city in the United States and
Union Even nj this time the ham n,er and the saw can be-
6eny,i In m rrts ~ - he cit,-. H. a,,,, ,r % iniIli"@s
check the onward march OF its growth. With the vast
ports, reighted with constantly increasing agricultural
iermnafing at this citv II viii moi reomre more than ten
years 10 swell the population of our beautiful and growing
Francisco support it, may confidently that in
most city on The coast in point Of wealth and population
We will here enumer'tc the many railroad enterprises
oer m process OF construction all making their terinni
NORTHERN PACIFIC
Is building rapidly west from Duluth on Lake superior
peed at an early day thus connecting us with all our sister
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA r.
Terminates here, and is having immense patronage.
THE WESTERN OREGON r. r.,
Formerly the Oregon Central, Is doing good business
This R road rims through the fertile country on the west side
present is at Corvallis, y miles from Portland.
NORTHERN II.
viii be built through hundreds Of miles Of fertile lands
ment This road will connect with the Union Pacific X
the Pacific II is now a settled fact that the
PORTLAND, DALLEs AND SALT LAKE r. r.
WIN be constructed at an early day This will give usthree
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.
home company, with unlimited capital has been
ganzed, under the of the Ocgonian Railway CO.. to
construct narowgae roads from this city 10 the interior
tra Pacific, with branches wherever inducements Of
fer enterprise being pushed vigorously compile
that il may be in readiness 10 move this Falls
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Have been filed 10 construct road from Battle Mountain
Nevada in the direction of Oregon, with the
OregOnian Railway road. and make Portland its
This will give direct communication with the
silver the world and will make Portland
81 the greatest railroad cruter~ in the Union
We shall bee connected 10y rail with the Northern
Pacific r. r.; also with Chicago and the Atlantic cities.
Thousands immigrants constantly arriving
parts the civilized world, and the millions Of
agricultural lands thar Die still uubrokrn by the
powshare advent sturdy farmer.
point conclusivey 20 the fact that ~ pery
/ already dawning this FAIR young state When the
immigration has reached its full tide and three millions
OF under uvaon, then viii oregon be known
I as the wcalthtst state in the Union.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02


only from ten TO fifteen minutes walk from the Court
House. distance than that nom OF the best
public schools in the city. il is divided into
oNE THOUSAND rwFNrY-FcUs LOTS
Fifty by hundred feet In size with streets sixty
PRICE
All los will be sold for 500 each payable in nsallments
of 3 per month or the small sum - & cents per day 70
interest viii d. charged and good and sufficient Bond f9
Deed VIII De given upon the payment 90 the hr,t INSTALL
e;aiiment. both without expense 20 The purchaser.
To- PURCHASES.
Those mo-. finding convenient To- make their payments
make such payments ~ d is d rnle That an shall have
4o % ~ ne i,l m rdon M of so ON each int
8 each $50 paid ia. As the
ROAD To WEALTH
Is the most certain and rapid through real estate invest
public than othcron the coast t this time az the price
chance pass. Buy lot build, and make Yourself indie
every year ioI Irnl man NN9'il - i 10, " , i
cNacng landlords, and n truth have place 90 call home
po>'r FORGET
That not many years some ~ e best os in san Fran
] eI,e ~ ibc It Isrcss i,.t We're once traded Tor n
mir ~ iI boots How 1f.en Is ne remark rnad, by oli
residents OF Portland that they could have bought
despise the day ~ small things"
TRUE
That Of all real estate the homestead plan is
pose nuiloS nous, , 81, ms l, & ,, anu IS owns lot adloin-
injured thereby This philosophy Will apply the entire
property.
for church purposes Also, lots apart public
school purposes.
RAILROAD PURCHASE.
The oyGrland Orion and California and the Western
east line 81 the Homestead lNiuth street, the water
their terminus, machine shops
the main line of the Orcouian Raj Company United
viii its terminus Thus greatest railroad
the Pacific Coast lays i'm close proximity
lots This purchase has caused I'm an surrounding
property of m cent, making the lots IN this
from 100 cent cheaper than any other
Portland. Ina>much a. This Homestead advertised 20
be sold for stipulated price before The advance,
pleasant 10 is shall strictly adhere advertised
contract with the public TO sell these lots oT S0 each Tor
I the next ninety days.
The hundred lots that reserved actual settlers
all sold, and the demand to select lots being
market from which the public may select for the
ninety days. This affords opportunity persons
string purchase the most beautiful residence property.
PARTIES DEsTRTNG PURCHASE
This property IS selling very rapidly and those
ing buy will do well 10 call send Immediately
An but the first nsdllment must bc paid the
Banking House u ldd fitOH, iu the city of Portland.
PERSONS FROM A DISTANCE
Desiring lot may forward $500 the General Manager
and q Bond will be Immediately forwarded.
Money may be forwarded by registered letter. money
order, Wells, Fargo a Co.'S Express, at my risk.
For further particulars, apply To J. ". RICE
General Mangcr, Portland. Or.
or to HAIGHT q MCLAUGHLIN
y Morrison street.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
NO PATENT, NO PAYI
p AT EMIT 6

OBTAINED FOR INVENTORS N THE UNITED
" States, Canada, and Europe. 40 reduced prices With
our principal office located in Washington. directly oppo
site the United states Patent Ofce, able attend
an Patent business with greater promptneSs and dispatch
and less cost than other patent attorneys who
distance from Washington, and who have therefore.
employ associate attorneys We make preliminary
amnatiOuS and furnish opinions pateutaby free OF
charge, and a who are interested in new inventions and
patents invited 20 send for copy ~ tuide for OBJ
tanning Patents which is sent free 20 address, and
contains complete instructions how 20 obtain patents, and
other valuable We refer To- the
National Bank, Washington, ID. g.; the Royal swedish,
Norwegian, and Danish legations. at Washington; Hon.
Jos ta-ey lac C1t.f Justice T. = Court ~ Claims; 10 the
Officials ~ the T. :. Patent Office. ana and
Members Of Congress from every state.
Address LOUIS BAGGER & co, solicitors OF Patents
and AorneySatla Le Dro Building. Washington j. G..
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02

TALK OVER WHAT You READ.-Nearly forty
years experience as a teacher has shown me
how little / truly know of "A subject until begin
to explain il or teach it. Let any young person
try the experiment of giving, in conversation,
briefly and connectedly, and in the simplest Ian
guage the chief points Of any book or article he
has read, and he will at once see what | mean
The gaps that are likely to appear in the knowl-
edge that he felt was his own will no doubt be
very surprising. ! know of no training superior
to this in utilizing ones reading, in strengthen
ing the memory, and i'm forming habits of clear
connected statement. 1t viii doubtless teach
other things than those / have mentioned, which
the persons who honestly make the experiment
will find out for themselves. Children who read
can be encouraged to give, in familiar way, the
interesting parts of the books they have read
with great advantage to all concerned More
than one youth know has laid the foundation Of
intellectual tastes in a New England family
where hearty encouragement given to
children and adults in their attempts to sketch
Ine lectures they had heard the evening previous
The same thing was done with boolIs.-Ch Christian
Union
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. PAUL M. Brennan.
The Most Successful Physician on the Pacific Coast
IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASES


IN THE TREATMENT OF ALL
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CASES,
HAS RETURNED AFTER AN EXTENSIVE TOUR OF
visited all the principal medical Institutions in the large
cities OF me United states and comes 94cR with an the
modern methods, instruments ana appliances known To
me most scientific men in the profession Ine Doctor has
Dir PAUL NJ BRESAS has has been bee iecHTng for p years years
On me LAWS oi Ie ana e'.lth IN nIS R anu pubic
life how TO be healthy and happy they would only be
guided by his wise counsel But all cannot hear his de
sul and instructive lectures can he tell everything
much TO be learned from him. his experience extends
cleaned by private Professional consultation al his office
Ills xpcrience i'm the various parts OF Europe and America
gives him such opportunities OF learning the delicate dis,
treatment and permanent cure a no other physician on
diseases successfully made them life study
few MON. nts' consultation will prove.
both male female including diseases by the
FOLLIES OF YOUTH,
g M p ~ @ L. m ird NJ, " ~ ~ All ~, t5 T i I1s
rangement Of the sexual system and yet this subject
IT'S TRUE
That persons who unfortunate enough be afflicted
10y any form Of sexual disease have decacy in calling
upon the proper physician in time from OF mod
esty and sometimes from ignorance and permit those dis
their organization broken down, and the hope future
happiness blighted until death becomes a welcome mes
Senger 10 carry mem out OF thelr pie
Those who call in time upon Dr. PAUL NJ. BRENAN
health and ygor make their bodies pure and their minds
content hey VIII only loo" ms advice ana treatment
Rheumatism Kidney Complaint and all Diseases OF the
fail No QUack NoStrums used slop treatment; no
false promises Everything strictly confidential under all
CONSULTATION FREE and a list Of printed questions
sent 10 those living at distance who cannot consult him
All Surgical Operations performed
OFFIcE-No G First street between Oak Pine Office
Hours-From 10 To y A. NJ. 10 and 10 3 p; ".
Dr. Paul NJ Brennan Co, 6 First street Portland Or o.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION To Me DIRECTED,
ID issued ~ Court 81
the County of Mui-nomah upon Judgment reud red in
said Court fI" ~ February. favor
Phoebe Humnseu. EXecutriN. Plaintiff. and against Gibbs.
watkins a tariweil, Defendants. for the 81 Thirteen
Hundred and eycu your and 1lo0 Dollars S37L7, with
interest W me rate or per cent per mont b. and costs ~ suit
and accruUg costs did. the DIST day Of October.
levy the abovenamed Defendants real properly.
uatcd n Multnomah County, state of Oregon, to- That
certain real property u Multnomah County, Of
eon, known as Lots Three $50 and Four 4 iu Block No SIX
l6l I'm what is known the Portland Homestead de
scrbed and lat ont on map recorded page 80 81 Book
or Records OF Deeds Nulfnon9
Now Therefore. 10y virtue pf said execution.
the ith day of December, az the hour
NJ the Court House said county. will sell
auction Che .c.bci real property of said Defend
ants % the highest bidder or bidders fOr cash satisfy said
execution and accruug costs. JOSEPH BUCHTEI,
sheriff of Mulmomuh County, oregon
November {. ls-U. AZ
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
PORTLAND CITY HOMESTEAD.

The land I'm this enterprise lies adjoining the city. and is
only from fifteen minutes walk from the Court
House distance than that rom OF the best
public schools iu the city 10 is divided into
oNE THOUSAND rwENrY-FcUE LOTS,
Fifty 10y hundred feet n size, with streets sixty feet
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
USE Ros & PILLS.
TIE AMERICAN

Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works
nYE AND CLEAN ALL KINDS OF SILK WOOIFN
IL and mixed goods, after the best newest German
and French systems Kid Gloves and Feathers cleaned and
died by process Blankets and Furs cleaned nicely
Cleaning and dyeing Gents Clothing a specially.
O. CONRAD 4 Co.
No. 10 Salmon street, Portland Oregon
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02

certify that am the of the lands I'm the Portland
City Honestead-the title thereto is perfect being
patcn-and authorize j. NJ Rice sell said property
the foregoing plan. T.. 4. MARQUAM
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02

1t was Windham wife, who, when her nus
band was brought home intoxicated thanked God
he was not a blood relation
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.

OUR CORRESPONDENT DECIDES THAT THE DES-
TINY OF THIS COUNTRY WAS IN THE HANDS
OF ONE MAN-THE HUDSON TUNNEI-ETC.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
References:

VIM. Reid, Banker; Hon. Mitchell Ex T. s. Senator;
Hon L. f. Grover u. :. Senator j. 4. Srowbrdge, Mer-
chant Meier Frank, Merchants; Geo. II. Hines Printer.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02

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or only your moments. Full information and all
that needed sent free Address STNsOS CO.. Portland
Maine. nOi-SO
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-02
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-19
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
 FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES A. GARFIELD, of Ohio.
 FOR VICE PRESIDENT, CHESTER A. ARTHUR, of N. York.
The RepublIcan State Convention.

The Republicans in the several towns in this State requested to send the usual number of delegates to the State convention to be held at Allyn Hal the city of Hartford, WEDNEsDAY, August 11th, 1880, at 10 o'clock to nominate candidates for State officers to nominate candidates for presidential electors, to appoint State Central Committee, and do any other proper business
 In accordance with the rules adopted in 1876, the following notices are given:
 l. All caucuses for the appointment of delegates to the State convention must be held at least five days before the convention.
 q The chairmen of each Town Committee must send copy of the credentials of the delegates from his town to the secretary of the Republican State CeI1tral Committee at least before the .ye1ftion- caucus Of the delegates win be held af the lee ture room under Allyn Ha Tuesday, August 10, at o'clock D. m
 County district will be held 1O:3O of the day of the convention at places to be des ignated by local members of the State Central Com mttee for the purpose of nominating members of the State Central Committee.
 By order of the State Central Committee.
 CHARLES J. COLE, Chairman. Hartford, June 25 1880.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-19
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The numbers of the Living Age for the weeks ending July 10th and 17th contain the following articles: '"The Development of Buddhism in India" Fortnightly), Suicide" and ''The Reconstruction of Sheepfolds" (Blackwood), ''What Shakespeare Learnt at School" and Diamonds, Natural and Artif- ciaP' (Fraser), "A Learned Lady of the Six teenth Century, and ''The Sculptures on the Facade of St. Marks, Venice" (Macmillan), ''Henry David Thoreau, His Character and Opinions (CornhilD, College Life" and ''The Empress of Russia Pall MalD, '@Thoreau's Pity and Humor" (Spectator), an instalment of Adam and Eve,' several completed sto- ries, and the usual amount of choice stories.
 The August Popular Science Monthly be- gins with a striking article by MT. Henry George of San Francisco, on 'The Kearney Agitation in California. '' The fascinating essay of M Radau on "The Interior of the Earth'' is completed in this number. He treats of volcanoes, holding them to be ire fragable proofs of subterranean fire. A pa per entitled 'sThe Method of Zadig," by Pro- lessor Huxley, takes up the curious subject of retrospective prophecy. There is an illus trated paper on the Medicinal Leech ;n and J. R. w. Hitchcock follows with an instruc- tive article on Recent Original Work at Harvard.'' One of the most interesting pa pers in this number is by Professor Grant Allen on Geology and History '"The Cinchona Forests of South America" and Types of the Nubian Race'' are natural history articles in different fields, but ex- tremely readable. Under the title of s.Alge- bras, Spaces, Logics," G. B. Halsted gives us curious report on the progress of the higher sciences. Miss E. A. Youmans describes Professor Rains method of teaching chemis
 try in common schools and gives an illustra
 ton of his apparatus. ''The Extreme Rarity of Premature Burials," ''The St. Gothard Tunnel" on t:Santorin and it's Eruptions, :" are first-class popular science papers. Moth ing will be found more enjoyable than Pro lessor Joys sketch of the life of Frederick Wohler, the celebrated German chemist,
 whose eightieth birthday is to be celebrated this month The editorials, book notices and popular miscellany are fresh, lively and full.