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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

JANIS A. BAYARp, of Delaware, Tom
Rayard's iather, declined the Credit
Mobilier stock when IL Was offered him
because, as he said, III could not con
sistently, with my views Of duty, vote
upon a question in which | had a pecu-
MARY interest" Such q heritage Is bet
ter than great riches.-SPrnQSe'd Rspub'
tr1a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

Cot. JoHN q. THoArsos, of Ohio, who
is at Highland Falls awaiting the re
covery ct his son, speaking OF Demo
cratic prospects, says tina, there ART
three men in Ohio, any one OF whom
can carry that State against GARrIElp-
namely, TRUMAN, PAYSE or JEwErT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

An estimate OF the Presidential pref
erences Of the Illinois delegation to Gin.
cinnati is given as follows; For SLY.
MouR AS first or second choice, %; for
DAVIS, o; for MORRISON, 9; Tor TILnES,
s; for PALMER, 5; for HESDRIcHs and
ESgIIsu. y each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17

Is GARFiELD is elected CoLFAN will
claim recognition, on the ground Of a
general amnesty to Credit Mobllierists.
And why shouldn't hes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
ooop.pYn TO CONGRESS.

And now HAYES has vetoed the dep
u,y marshal bill which aARFISlp en-
dorsed and supported in the House
prior to his nomination for the Presi'
dency. This Is another see.saw In the
party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
Ohio County Democratic Ticket

sheriff
CURTIS 2. BROWN
Prosecuting Attorney,
IEwIs T. JORDAN.
Assessor.
city District.
ROBERT n. PHILLIPS.
Country District
NOAH LANE.
judge OF County Court
0EORGE H. BOND.
House OF Delegates
SAMUEL A, kEPNEk
FRANk q. McNhLi.
CHARLES W sEABRIdhr
InSEPI ". MORGAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
NOTICE,

nATAPsCo INSTITUTE, MISS SARAH n,
Randolph, Of Edge Hill, Virginia, PTinci
raj This wellk lown School for loung Ladies
aud Ch,ldun, sill open September 18th. II
os,rrS Unusual facilities for flushed education.
FOR CircularS, address the Principal, Panpsco
Institute, Ellicott City, Nd. lelsb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
ssw ApvEar,ssMssIs.
MANTED.
~ xxpRRIsScRp LAUNDRY WOMAN
MNt bsliview Hotel at once. lelq
Special Notice.

,,,ur MEMBERS or THE WHEELING
Shakespeare Club will assemble at the once once
The TIns Fire and Marine Insurance Vom.
pany, Main street, this morning, piompsg ~ ~
,Ssir deceased fellow member, Major kshetu
\
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-17
Sealed Proposals,

,,,px,. oryIcr Roam on COMMISSIONERS,
wHEEIisG, June II, 1850.
Scaled Proposals will he received at this once
un,Ii SATURDAY, June goth, and close att A. N,
~, son ouhir wards oi macAdsmiIing on the
p"ninsula rad from city bridge tn Fulton rluEs
The board reserves the right 70 rslyd any ol MI
bids. CHAs w. phiihNa' '"' q.
IA A. SMITH Engineer. lela
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
PORTLAND.
The Great Commercial Center Of the
Northwest.
It's Present and it's Future.

1US Present ana It's H
1t population OF 2O0 It is to Oregon, and The Ter
ritores OF Washington and Idaho, what New York
City is to the State OF York. and bears the same rela
ton to that State and those Territories that Chicago does To
Illinois, ST. Louis Missouri, Philadelphia TO PennsyIV
MIA, New Orleans TO louisiana II has territory
tributary than any other city in the United States and
will soon be numbered with the foremost cities in the
heard in all Of the city the demand for buildings is
so great that the incement season OF Winter does nO
check the onward march Of It's growth with the vast
i nuoer 9d ships Constantly pylng DfTgen ias %
products and the railroads tributary to or
years to swell the population Of our beautiful and growing
Francisco TO s50port n we NAV eoSdently assert that in
less han quarter OF century Portland Will be me fore
most city on the coast in point Of wealth and population
We will here enumerae the many railroad enterprises
others in OF construction all making their termin
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
5 Is building rapidly west from Duluth . on I Lake & &SgPer9 m
peied at an early day thus connecting us with all
THE OREGON AND cALHoRN1A II. r.
Terminates here, and is having immense patronage.
WESTERN OREGON r. r.,
& &E9msry S he 9rgog Central & & Is c6an doing o6 go9a & as
present is at Corvallis, " miles from Portland
THE UTAH NORTHERN r. R.
Wil be built through HUNDREDS Of miles of fertile G lands
Inent Tbis m road viii connect Will the Union Pacifc X
i M R@ Pace eeuTps 29 I%% c % 6d t he the 70
PORTLAND. DALLEs AND SALT LAKE r. II.
VIII De constructed early day This will give three
trans-cOntinental roads
NEW RAILROAD ENTERPRISES.
\ home company with unlimited capital, has been or
gnized under the OF the Oregonan Railway Coz TO
roads from this city To the interior
portions of the state ultimately connecting with the Cen
Pacific with branches wherever inducements may Of
This enterprise is being pushed vigorously 10 compile
tion that IL be in readiness 10 move this Falls
crop.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
Have filed a road Battle Mountain,
Nevada the direction of Oregon, 10 connect with the
Oregonan Railway road and make Portland is ter
minus. This give direct communication with the
richest silver mines I'M the world and Will make Portland
of the greatest railroad ccntcrs in the Union.
We shall be connected 10y rail with the Northern
Pacific r. r.; also with Chicago and the Atlantic cities
Thousands Immigrants constantly arriving from all
parts ~ the civilized world, and the millions of acres
lands lie still uuhrOken 10y the
plow>har and awaiting the advent Of the sturdy farmer
point coucu~ycy the fact that 81 prosperity
~ already dawnug upon this fair young state When the
immigration has reached It's fun tide and three millions
under cultivation. then viii oregon be known
is the wcalthic>t state iu the Union.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28

derby industries. The universal movement of
progress allows no rest; the grip of the Holy
Catholic Church must be relaxed. Social forces
at work under the surface; the volcano seethes
and smokes. Under an almost tropical sky storms
may arise without warning and overturn the
growth of centuries in a single night. That coun-
try which saw its best days under the rule of the
Arabs; which boldly sent her seamen to discover
a New World beyond unmapped seas; whose mag
net is gold and pole-star power; whose pride and
intolerance is only matched by its beauty and fer
tility-even that land must hear and obey the
laws that govern the progress of all races and re-
luctantly wheel into rank and march waywardlv
onward The little princess, to whose birth repre-
sentatives of every nation were summoned; in
honor of whom congratulations flew over the wires
from the uttermOst parts of the EARTH whose little
form, weighted down by costly laces and gems
was borne on a golden salver by her proud father
TO be seen by the august crowd; i'm whose baby fist
seems clutched the destinies Of millions of human
beings-even she is the child of a Divine ordering
which Will yet destroy the throne of earth's proud
est nation. Spain the times of thy stately step
ping-forth are numbered! Uncounted ages of sII-
perstitot and oppression have poured in torrents
of blood down Thy beautiful hills and turned thy
smiling, vine-clad valleys into seas of crimson
gore! The hourof the people is near at hand, and
the little princess, Mercedes is one of the elements
to work out thy destiny.-R. p. Journal
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
rOnrLAND CITY HOMESTEAD.

The land in this enterprise lies adjoining the city and is
only from ten TO fifteen minutes walk from the Court
9uSe and les distance '99n 9hat from one Of the best
oSE rHoUsAND rwENrY-FoUE lots,
Fifty by hundred feet in size, with streets sixty feet
PRICE.
az - month or The small sum 6f & cents per ay No
interest will Doe charged and good and sufficient Bond for
meni of So aud Warranty Decd upon receipt Of last in
stallmcnt, both without expense To the purchaser.
To- PURCHASERS
Those not finding convenient 70 make their payments
make such payments s t is sirabIe that an shall have
gysry y possible oppoftugi to Keep up their payments
is issued will De- entitled 10 reduction Of $40 each lot,
ROAD WEALTH
Is the most certain and rapid through real estate invest
,bi tT tlar m he sf M mi. fiIoe as ti,e MIC,
and payments within the reach OF all DO not let this
pendent Many of YOU live rented houses pay more
o oye Year your h % Yo& % then would be &dePSnden @ Of
eNacng landlords ana n truth have place 10 call home
noNT FORGET
That not many years ago Of the lots i'm san Fran
sold for Of gold dust and that they
cro some Or best once traded for
@ Of Portland thai once they could have bought lots @
despise the day Of small things"
That Of all real estate investments the homestead plan
the best and safest all who invest interested i'm
whole property valuable. ilIustrate sun
ng gets the benefit OF As Improvement while IS not
injured thereby This philosophy will apply to the entire
We have donated lot 10 each Of the principal churches
for church purposes Also two lots set apart for public
school purposes.
RAILROAD PURCHASE.
The Overland, Oregon and California and the Western
Railroad Companies have purchased all the land from the
line OF the Homestead (Nnth street. to the
front for their terminus, depotS, machine shops etc; also
the main line OF the oregonian Railway Company mited
will have its terminus by. Thus the greatest railroad
the Pacific Coast lays in close proximity these
purchase has caused rise in all
property per making the lots in this Homestead
from per cheaper than other real
InasmuCh this Homestead advertised
be sold stipulated price before the advance
pleasant 10 shall strictly adhere advertised
with the public sell these lots for 500 each
the next ninety days
The hundred lots that reserved actual
all sold, and the demand TO select lots being
great. have been compelled to place
market from which the public may select for the
ninety days This affords opportunity for de
string purchase the most beautiful residence property.
PARTIES DESIRING PURCHASE.
property selling very rapidly those wish
ing buy will do well TO call send Immediately
lots. All but the first instament be paid
Banking House of ladd Tlton in the city OF Portland
A DISTANCE
Desiring lot may forward $500 10 the Manager
and a 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. NJ. RICE,
General Manger, Portland Or.
or To HAIGHT & MCLAUGHLIN,
52 Morrison street.
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NO PATENT, NO PAYI
p ATENTS

OBTAINED FOR INVENTORS N THE UNTTFF
~ states Canada, and Europe. reduced
principal Office located Washington directly oppo-
site the United States Patent Office. attend
all Patent Business with greater promp aud dispatch
and less cost than other af a
distance from Washington. tharrsfr-5 ~
employ associate aOrney>n ua frrfu4rv av-
minaonS and furnish opinions fo ul.ar fsIy free
charg ana an VINO are interested in inventions
sS are llNlte 20 SEND for copy Of tuide for OBJ
Ining FatenlS which IS sent free any address, and
complete instructions how PATENTS
other valuable matter We refer the 1er1ia m ricar
Natlonal Bank, Washington, D. C.; tho Ravai swedish
Norwegian, and Danish Legations,
Jos. Casey. late Chief Justice Court ~ CLAIMS 10 t
Officials Of the L. = Patent Office. sarrtrs ana
Mem berS Of Congress from every state.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & co. So.st-rrs NJ r4fa-7ts
and Attorneys-a e DrOit Building
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERT1snT =.
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 EXTENSIN Z ~ 45l ~
III the Eastern for the past four month the DOC
tor visited all the principal medical institution
modern methods, instruments and applanc z Ahe -
the most scientific men in the Profession; ~ Is ltiI ~
DIR. PAUL NJ BfiENAN has been leeturln ~ - year
the Health In his privat and public
lectures he has taught men and women the u sFsil ~
life, how to be healthy and happy II they W, % pr
lightful and instructive lectures can he te
much to be learned from him as his experience extends
edge so necessary to the welf3Te OF saIieeIs AS
His experience in the various parts Of Europe iee
gives him such opportunities Of learning the 49,. y
which the human family prone 70, e.le 1-
treatment and permanent cure, as no other - ~
diseases successfully, has made them 3e-ldS
as few moments consultation viii prove. -
He has become an expert in the Ireatlel t -sttsf
weakness and derangement Of he reprodge % &
FoLLIES OF YOUTH,
OF PERFECT VITALITY Nearly tTo-thirds ID Chronic
Tangement Of the sexual Sy5enl ana yer ~ Jee' p
IT is TRUE
by any form Of sexual disease nave decv in hing
upon the proper physician in time from sense OF nod
esy, and sometimes from ignorance and permit tose dis
eases 10 exist until their CONSTITUTIONS become pe
their organization broken down and the hp7 ei iure
stser 70 carry mem out OF their llserioie
Those who call in time upon Dr. PAUL ~. sttN ~
health and vgor make their bodies pure t teir lins
CofarTb Rr,;SnctS f I Taaf ~ bis,Ssts NE sfn I-sasa
rheumatism, Kidney Complaint, and all Diseases q the
fail. No Quack Nostrums used; nc slop treatmelti no
false promises Everything strictly confidential under a
coNsTITATIoN FREE, and list Of printed questions
sent 10 those living al DISTANCE who cannot con
An Am surgical Operations performed.
Hours From 10 10 = A. NJ, 10 5 and tOS J ~.
Dr. Paul NJ Brenan q Co, 90 First street, PortloPI
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
DE-. SPTN 81
No. ii KEARNY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Special Diseases,

NOUNG MEN WHO MAY BE sUFFI RING FROM
the effects OF youthful folhes or indi n -ia2 viii 90
well To avail themselves OF this the
the altar suffering humanity. DIR SpINNE-Y wiz
guarantee 10 forfeit 500 for every mai eakts
private disease Of kind character hirL be under
takes and fails q cure
MlDDIE-AGED MEN, from the age OF III sixty
often troubled with too frequent evacatiOn - t bladder
commonly accompanied 10y slight lg 90 1tsIIg
sensation and weakening OF the system D q ID
patient cannot for On examining the urnarV
deposits sediment viii often
times small particles Of albumen will appt
will Dee 81 thin, milkish hue, again dars
and torpid appearance There many who die 0i
this difficulty ignorant Of the whcr second
stage Of seminal weakness. Dr. viii
I'm an such cases and healthy oron OF the
gentO-urinary organs.
Office HourS-l0 To and 10 Suniays, from 10 n
" Consultation free. Thorough exafr and ed
Call OF address DIR. SPItr !.
No II keaFny St Francisco.
PS.-FOr private diseases Of short standing FUN course
of medicine. sufficient for cure, with all instructions win
be sent 60 address receipt of fnolf
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
THE ROYAL FAMILY OF SPAIN.
BY HESTER NJ. POOLE.

By HESTER NJ. POOLE.
The out-wOrn rite, the old abuse
The pious fraud transparent grown
The good held captive in the use
OF wrong alone
These wait their doom. from that great law
winch made the past time serve to-day,
And fresher life the world shall draw
From their decay.
@, backward-lookng son OF time!
The new is old. the Old is new
The cycle OF change sublime
Still sweeping through
Yer. not the less for il or thou
The eternal step OF Progress beats
To that great anthem, calm and slow
Which God repeats.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28

certify that am the OF the lands in the Portland
City Homestead-the title thereto is PERFECT, being
paten-and authorize J. NJ Rice to sell said properly
the foregoing plan. lallt.tii PlA4 AARQtAAI1
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1880-10-28
Renrenceal

VIM Reid Banker; Hon. J. H. MITCHELL Ex I. s. Senator
l. r. GrOser, u. 3. senator j. A. Strowbrdge, Mer
chant Meier Prank, Merchants; Geo H. Hines Printer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
Our Table,
Our Table.
THE PENN MONTHLY. Penn Monthly As

sociation, Philadelphia. So year, There
are but four formal articles in the April Penn
WoahiA hut they are of the highest merit Mr..
Edward Rowland contributes very fas, mat.
ing sketch OF that mos, eccentric ye! withal
original and enlound thinker Count Henri de
Saint Simon, whom thoua h snccred at by Ma.
pole0n As a tool, poStcrlty has recognized as q
savant The Rev. :. Morals gives a very in.
tcrcsting history Of that strange race Of mongre
Jews who inhabit the mountains of AbyssInla
known rs the Falasha-. For the third article
place is given TO the National Republican
League for a slaShIug article against the tnlrd
term, which - denounced a. am attempt to in.
Toducc the " boss, a" system in our national
government. But the browning article Of the
number is a magnificent review by Col. VIM
G. Patterson of the Fit John Porter case
The cphcm III of tue civil war" says The writ
er, combined against Gen Porter because of
the instructive lepulsion between their tribe
and all trained soldiers His trial before the
Stanton court martial, "Organized to convict"
i, Scathingly reviewed, and his triumphant
vlnGicaton by the Hayes court Of inquiry is
spicnddly brought out, Whether full justice
shall he done him by Il "fosSiIterous congress-
made up IN good part of veterans of the staff
corps who never seek retirement" is now i'm
material Gen. Porter stands this day before
hi, country redeemed, rcgeneratcd and Olsen.
thallcd," without tant upon his garments.
TmE WESTERN Rural Chicago. $l65 a
year, We take occasion again to remind our
readers thai thl, is one Of the best and most en-
tcrprlsng agricultural and family papers IN
the country, 1t Is pushing forward IN com
mcndablc cntrrpri.e the demand for reforms
which, when accomplished will prove of great
benefit to the public, It presents a clean and
healthy appearance and deserves liberal sup
port from the HyrlculuYN classes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
Rural Happenings.

MENDOZA -liurcIars attempted to enter the
stores of Charles Rogers and Marcus Fern
ocis on III, EHS' 0't', NI''oI'", IaSI "..h, ny
cu'uhS NOUS '''""E'' 'h' o'ich o"'iS uut Ncic
'',Tn'c,,u away ,n.'' %",n,ng "m 'nol1, .',
ne Meh"'l" p',"'n ~. mas Pu'cnaESGu wv
lo'S IN M'hoo'" a,'' WIZ !" once ieoui'u ,htIr
n''."'N I''N""H ,'m I'',s>t.i ~
u"'", KNOWN U.s. ne '''!oil anu ia nH'i'
Accolnh,"un''oI ms ''rh pun ,'n l,'t LIMOS
'ei!,TAl 'a',r"n'' N"'''' passes ht"u| ~ s"'ns
no''h At oVo A., an" South at :V' r. A.,
utlly,-l'aS' H''n'',l h'SnI parry $50 VI slN
{"u,s men, s''.'r" ,i1,, Me"1H'" l"r wa',i,aS
i""'io' VIZ" '''c 'n'''','"a VI PIosPeo''nS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our regular correspondent
WASHINGTON, ID. G., April l2, lSS

WASHINGTON, II. u, Aprll ~, lNND.
The sensations of the past week haze been
legal rather than legislative. Two very dis
Gnguishcd gentlemen, the Admiral of tho
Navy and Senator lIll, Of Georgia, have an
peared before the bar of the l. :. District
Court as defendants Admiral Porter was
charged with diycrupg money due from thc
government to n clerk in his employ, or rather
compelling tins clerk, through threats Of dis
charging him, to pay the money To the clerk IS
divorced wife. The plaintiff was non,suitcd
and will renew hi, claim in the courts OF New
York
The suit againt Senator Hill ha, already be.
come celebrated case The plaintiff Is a wo
man sung for seduction and the support OF
her child; her lawyer is a woman whom
neither the polished paragraphs of the New
York NatioR, nor the studied contempt of the
distinguished counsel who advocated the cause
Of Mr. Tilden before the electoral commits.
sion, can suppress. Mrs. Belva \, Lockwood
IL perhaps the most iircpresSihIy respectable
woman of this wicked generation, Mary
Walker and Susan 3. Anthony not excepted.
She Is a very thorn in the flesh and lioncss in
the path of masculine fraIlly. She has no
tears for an erin" brothers. shame. Great
Caesar. what will hccome OF u in This phrnom.
email civilization? With women at he bar and
al the polls the lords Of creation Will be no
more respectable than the ladies with whom
they sin. The tendency Is to drive them arm
in arm into the dcmimOndc The stronger YES
sci will he Judged by the same code, moral,
legal and social as the weaker vessel that he
tows into muddy, troubled waters. Thi, is
confusion; but Is 1t not justice.
The heavy, polished and judicial Nation
criticised Mrs Lockwood because she did not
abandon her client when she founu there was
NO money in the ease, and when her weak
client was disposed to abandon herself rs the
Natioa SAID male lawyer would have done
And the Nutioa moralizcs and piques itself
on the strength of the prophecy that it had
made: this is a realization of the condition OF
things 1t had predicted woman would bring
into politics and into the professions Alas
for the moral, and alas for the N0tjoa.
| am not assuming the gulltot Senator Hill;
Mat is question for the courts to decide, but
neither the ability or responsibility of the de-
PENDANT and his counsel entite him to a favor
able prcjudgment by the press before the evl-
dencc is all in. If Senator Hill is innocent 1t
Is deplOrable that he has been made to suffer:
if he is guilty he should meet the consequence
like any other man. Meanwhile Washington
political society will be prodded into improved
circumspecton ~ such suits as this, and po-
htical society here can carry good deal more
eircumspecton without the rcproach of aus
terlty and Purtanism.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-04-24
4 Wonderful Discovery,

For the speedy cure Of Consumption and all
diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn Coughs,
neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma,
pain in the side and chest, dry hacking cough
tickling in The throat, Iloarsencss, Sore Throat
and all chronic or lingering diseases Of the throat
and lungs, DR.. Kings New Discovery has no
equal and has established for itself II world wide
reputation. Many leading physicians recon-.
mend and use it in their practice. The formula
from which it is prepared i, highly recommended
by all medical journals. TIL" clergy and the
press have complimrntcd II in the most glowing
terms. Go to your druggist and get IL trial bot
tie for 10 cents or regular size for 81. For sale
by T.. Y. Griggs, Ottawa, III. 90