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The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1876,



The following Real Estate situate the district Of
Kula, In the Island Of Maui
Aapueos list and I'd, and particularly described
follows. viz
beginning at the makai point Of this land in path
crossing the bottom OF the Ravne Of amaehu just where
divides forming Kahapapa Guch on the East and Mka
huali Guch the West and running inanka along TIE
bottom Of Kahapapa Gulch between this lot and Aapueo
bottom OF the guich which separates this lot from
AapueO Kauiki akokO tree and TO path al head OF
gueh ON its Eastern brink near the Eastern base Of
Puupan, thence south 757 East llO0 chains 70 path
running mauka thence South 50Ao East IL 20 chains
along said path and unto junction with cart road 70 kua
thence nearly following road North So East 1914
chains 10 Kuku standing IN the bottom OF guch
thence South East 12i chains along said guch 10
its head and onward 10 small plain thence south I6'
2f-I5 chains MAXIM brink OF guich which Is sep
by ridge only from another gulch; thence
South 100 $50 chains first gulch onto above
said ridge thence following mnkal brink Of second guch
South o 2248 chains 70 bottom OF guch running
mala which at Its lower end is called MAahuali Gulch
Ralallnui 70 place OF commencement az maka end Of
this land and Including an Of $50 6OO except
ing and reserving the rights ofnative tenahts-
TERSIs-Upset price Of $500; one-thrd cash, one
third in years, One-third In years Tor years. with
interest at cent annum secured BY mortgage on
the property, or all cash at option OF purchaser.
The purchaser will be furnished with decree Of conlr
nation Of sale Of the interest Of minor heirs and with
deed Of confirmation by the widow and the heirs who are
Of age. Other title papers At expense OF purchaser
7O5-st TIIOS W. EVERETT, Anctr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

LAND SALIENT. Barlow sold at public auction,
Saturday last, the property of Capt. W. Berrill,
which has been advertised for months past 1t is
located OF the north side OF Nuuanu avenue, few
rods above the lower bridge. The property is d.
vided into three lots, nearly equal in size The
mauka one includes the lot and dwelling now &C.
cupled by Mr.. Reimenschneider, and was purchased
by Mr.. W. johnson for 81, SOS. No. 9 comprised
the enclosed land adjoining the above known as the
Cutirell lot, with strip Of land in and cottage
thereon, all OF which sold for 81, 800 No. the
lot aud cottage makai of the above occupied by Mr.
Waite, with small strip Of land and cottage in
rear, which sold for s., $50. The last two were
purchased by Mr. Henry Cornwell. This property
is well located on one of the principal thorough
fares with easy to The business quarter and
considering the improved prospects of real estate
has been sold at a very low price.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
COMMERCIAL.
FoNoLrLr ocroBER !. u

HON0EULC. OCTOBER = 1876.
Eft1rt nd uuuslsig quiei week. without foreign
-a-s 80 er--i ihe schooner C. n. Ward, in bal
i u.z--. Isi.uL Merchant aud others arr reneF-
r ra. a. u.h seI;uE guartsy accounts, anticipating
a -r IL trade o. econ the elect % the tresty has
sa.- 90. rr .t v5ll b.. -osBer ~ later
r.u.sa- az Fuanoe iss issued notice that Spanish,
ra- srl Persian qaarters viii be taken At the public
lar l- American qu.rters OF English shiugs-
ar-f ual Izr 81 dollar. Il would be better,
1- tsszs caald b. cent away with the deprecated
q & end Au-5-ar uuc Eussh quarters only circulated,
l r. sln. i-s arslr have arrived ior adopting
la 1r-f rlirea-r. Htuay ouiy American and Eng
o.. sd a. slso. csaus VII received.
-t la Clant 1el an sht ssh with cargo Il sugar,
r-u-a 49, 1adlt g. saz Franci.o, and judging from
rl ra1 l..-. she may before the mail
isu CO., aers tie Ilti and san Francisco the
ASIA sa.l
rl,- ta-zsrtns ,SeIs D. sa4c loading for San Fran
la- ll rl saI l5-a-y tomurr0~, Go be followed by
,ls- la-i uiIsr- Nuierts nos a. the berth loading
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
PASSENGERS.

T- n.i-ar'r r,laal gs- N Ward, } Cream, Kennedy,
Eaa WEalua-5 PORTS Der kiiauaa, sept 29th-Maj C W
rrala.llur ErF MA q q Aaller and vile Macy J
II Sd shlas D rdftsr MIS- HuuiWa Parker. FSpcnoer,
d. CHlhls.E VI Nerrslerr Or Wight, Il Mason, W Al
laaar- b. C1-uura Hersf, AIR Kinney and son, Mrs
Ealiarla q " Nerl-- and al'ent - deck
r- WIN u1rl Porte pr Kiauea, Oct Nv r Cuthbert
= UaEr d kElhalaui. I kniua- h khuieuua g W u
llal.larr and rlia b kaai and vile. n Martin Miss
nr1r Eiaa kafu1 a flelekuuihi and wife, Birch, :
tHu.l sfs-- kaiuila add wife Nakale1a and wife,
hans a-rr- d sesrle. Mr. Noreshec, Mrs Everett,
nla-r g. ASA C = gainsia Mrs johnson, II bailey,
I.ar Iaa1sinrr. ) g % sheldon " KawAinui DR. In
der WIS lrurir- q Nnsuus ; spreckies, II Cornwell III
EIl1arlzsIu and - dcck-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
A CARD.
San Francisco. sept

San Francisco, Sept. LIST. 1876.
WE BEG TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
have established ourselves in the Commission Business
this City, especially for sale of kinds Sandwich
Island produce well for the purchasing of General
Merchandise in this market owing to experience of
twenty years in the Island Business enabled to
give entire satisfaction and beg herewith to socta share
of patronage. Purchasers may assured that any
orders entrusted to US will have our best attention. which
we viii execute on the most reasonable terms We are
prepared to make liberal Cash Advances on all Goods con-
signed to here.
For further information we refer to our Honolulu house.
Yours, Respectfully,
N. S. GRINBAUM & Co.
sI.st IA California Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

ARRIVED.
Ea--LuI -ir Na-sh -ta- Dawes > days I'm Victoria.
ls-sIn1 hll1az. MartiaI.. fr,im Kauai
elts Ea Eli Eernails frum kAhului
~.f- lrEn kaai Mako.
Hl l--ll- fa.rs elaaf. Kaaiue fram uaualeL
hlnaE. AHui.laia trirm Hanalci
trir IiIur1s- ,Inuh. frati kuliaa
-atr rlarf Elel. fuaallign f1r kulala-
e1f Ma-Nleh = luiI from Mnotui.
81 D n fartsa1H. Long iisss from Nicturia.
a-llr Yard i.ri--- - dys I'm Bakers Isl d
1-ScL- MauuaEnua. Kiuo fr1m Moiosa.
SAILED.
81 --sei.r ruasEali'. CErso. f1r Hama
uarui-t- Doll fsr a. ioth-
1e-@clr Marion. is.1aiori. ilr krua and Wamea
l.k CFai.s, i'suuiulau Co Ssn Francisco
G.-Nrl-ir NarrlL Crane 81 Lahaua
>at Eznlali0. killiul- flr kaioa and NaInoa
l.-s1lr E'rincf. Beck Kana and kau.
0- --s-u.- kiinaca. Marclzut flr Wiuduard Ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

LEcruKE-Mr. 7. NJ. Reichic, as will be seen BY
advertisement, proposes 10 instruct the citizens OF
Honolulu on that most Interesting and all impor-
tant subject, education. This Is a matter in which
all do, should, feel profound interest, and as
Mr.. Reichie is an instructor of long and varied
experience, we anticipate in the lecture many new
and original ideas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES
OH LoR CD Y II
IsTHE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENuIN

| TUNHE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
Il the unfounded statements frequently made, that the
composition Of CHLoRoDTNE is known to Chemists and the
Medical profession" The fact is Chorodyne discovered
and Invented by DIR. j. COILS BROWNE lex Army Medical
Staff and named by him. and it has baied all attempts
at analysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The methoe
and secret Of the preparation have never been published II
is obvious therefore, that anything sold under tho name
DR.. J. COILS BROWNIES CnL0R0DYNE, is a spuri.
imitation.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sir W. p Wood stated that
Dr. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor Of ChlOO-
dync.
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invaluable remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain Gains the SYSTEM restores the deanged unc
tons and stimulates healthy action Of the seereons Of the
body without creating any Of those unpleasant results at
tending the OF opium Old and young may take it at all
tfy to its marvellous good effects and wonderful while
medical extO its virtues most extensively using
terry, Diarrhoa Collcs Coughs Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu
ragia, Whooping Cough, Cramp Hystera, &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
Of Physicians and Davenport that he had received in
formation the that remedy any service
in Cholera CHL0R0DYNE-See Lancet Dec. 81, 1854.
Dr. Love- Medical Missionary in India reports Dec 1869
that in nearly Ivey of Cholera in which Dr. j. COILS
BROWNIES CHL0R0DYNE was administered, the patient
recovered
is prescribed by Of orthodox medical practitioners or
it would not thus be sngulary popular did II not
supply want and fill place."
Extract from the General Board Of Health, London
its efficacy in Cholera strongly convinced Of the
immense value Of this remedy that cannot too rciby
urge the necessity Of adopting 1t in all cases."
CAUT10N.-Nole genuine without the words DIR. J.
COILS BROWNE" on the Government Stamp. Over
wheiming medical testimony accompanies each bottle.
Sole Manufacturer TT. DAVENPORT,
80. Great Russell st., Bloomsbury, London.
Sold in Bottles at Is. I'd, Is 3D., Is. Cd.
Agents in New York, W II. scMETEELrS Co, and J. C.
WELLS. o6126m
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
122th DAr-Monday, Sept. %.

122th DAr-MOnday, Sept %.
Mr.. Barenaba moved to reconsider the vote taken
the bill allowing the lepers to return to their
homes. Carried.
After long discussion the bill was indefinitely
portponed by 20 ayes, and is nays.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
:, The bill to impose q tax on incomes was then read
second time, and indefinitely postponed by a vote
of SO ayes, and noes.
His Ex. the Minister of Finance moved that the
Appropriation Bill be read third time at P " to-
day. Lost.
The bill to regulate the carrying of passengers
and freights on express wagons, was then read a
second time.
Pending the discussion the house took a recess at
I'm.
On re-assembling at 1 P N. the house passed the
bill to engrcssment, to be read a third time to-
morrow.
The bill to amend section $50 of the Civil Code,
reducing the poll tax TO Is cents, was then read
third time on its title, and passed.
On suspension of the rules, Hon. Mr.. Kaai pre-.
sented resolution that this house do not approve
the recommendation of the Privy Council to redeem
all sois and pesos at par Carried by vote Of q
to 16.
Adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

- The fresh mackerel packed by the world
renowned firm of Lewis d Co. in Boston, as well
IS their La Croix sweet green corn delicious
and fresh as any ever imported We recommend
all who are fond Of good things to test them. To
be found with other appeiizing luxurics at the
store Of McssIs. Friel and Iaine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

DEATH OF AHEoSe.-From the Friend. we lears Of
the death Of this excellent Chinese eoporeur which
occurred in China in June last, whittier be returned
in 1870, account of his health He leaves a
Hawaiian widow and several children five, if we
are correctly informed).
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

~ The Kilauea sailed Monday on circuit trip
around Hawaii, to convey home the representatives
and their families. There were seventeen of them,
and having in addition a large number of cabin and
deck passengers, she was unusually crowded.
This has occurred frequently ofate, that we hope
there will be no unnecessary delay in carrying out
the provisions Of the law to provide new steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
12lst DAr-saturday, Sept. %.

121st DAr-saturday, Sept %.
Assembly met at An.
The Select Committee to whom was referred the
bill introduced by the member for North Kona, rela-
ting to sick representatives reported that the bill be
be withdrawn. Adopted.
ORDER OF THE DAY.
The billto modify treatment of persons afflicted
with leprocy, then read third time, and indef
initely postponed.
The stamp act was then read third time and
passed to become law on June /. 1877.
On suspension of the rules, Hon. Mr. Kaai read
for the first time bill reducing the poll tax to 25
cents. Passed to its second reading.
Hon. Mr.. Kaai moved to suspend the rules, and
the bill be read second time on its title. Carried
The bill was then read second time on its title,
and on motion passed to engrOssment, to be read a
third time on Monday.
Adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

FRoN THE GuAEo IsLASDs.-The schooner c. NJ.
Ward returned from cruise among the guanO
islands, bringing a number of laborers. Among
them was native Hawaiian who was supposed to
be a leper, but examination here his disease
appears to be something else. Another of the re-
turning passengers is insane and during the passage
was very destructive, requiring to be confined in
straight jacket. At the various islands visited every
thing was going on prosperously, and a number Of
vessels Lad been loaded and sailed for Europe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

New FIRM-By notice 10 our advertising col
umns, 1t will be observed that Messrs West and
Coleman have formed copartnership for the
purpose Of carrying on the carriage manufacture
and general hlacksmiihing. We understand that
the firm have bought out the shop and stock in
trade of the late ]. II. Thompson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

THE WEATHER has been excessively sultry for the
past ten days, the wind SOUTH the clouds dark aud
omenous Of rain, yet so far scarcely drop has
fallen, 20 check the drought which has spread
mountain and plain, pastures and cane fields, and
causes clouds Of dusts in our streets. The wind is
still south, and there is hope yet of rain.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
To Advertisers.

The proprietors of the GAZETTE and advertiser
having decided to re-establish the rates of adver-
Using, which were in force six years ago, give
notice that the following scale of charges will be
adhered to hereafter The increase is about 25 per
cent advance on late charges making them about
the In the table of charges the first page
of this paper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

SPANISH QUARTERs.-By an official notice 10 to-
days paper, II will be that Spanish, Mexican
and Peruvian quarters will be taken at the Govern
ment Treasury, the as American quarters, o
cents each.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

SUDDEN DEATH-Captain w. Ka, for many years
an officer OF the household troops, died suddenly
yesterday while on duty at the palace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

~ In the report of the Illumination last week,
the statement that Mrs. Won Pfster's house was
Illuminated was incorrect II should have been the
house Of Justice Judd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04


KAHUKU RANoH.-This fine ranch, covering the
north portion Of OAHU formerly the property of the
late r. Moflt and more recently Of Julius L. Rich
ardson, ESQ, was last week sold by the latter to
James Campbell, Esq, one of the proprietors Of
the Pioneer Sugar Mill of Lahaina, for the sum Of
sos 500 cash 1t includes % 600 in fee simple
and large tracts of mountain land under long leases,
With $4,000 worth of live stock, including 5000
head of cattle, with the choice band Of merino
sheep and horses now on it. 1t is unquestionably
the best stock ranch on these islands, aud it has
been brought to a high state Of perfection under
the management of the late proprietors, who di-
yided the plain into ten twelve large paddoeks,
walled with heavy stone walls. 1t stretches from
Laie to waimea, distance of thirteen miles, and
those who have ever visited il must have admired
its lovely green pastures Of manienie grass so fat
tening to stock 1t is the intention OF Mr.. Camp
bell to increase bis band of sheep to $1,000 OF the
choicest breed. The price paid is q handsome one.
securing to its present proprietor the most desir-
able ranch on the islands, and TO Mr.. Richardson
a comfortable fortune, the result in part of his
industry and good management, and in part OF the
Reciprocity Treaty, the first fruit from which he
has been so fortunate as TO reap We understand
that Mr.. J. A Passenger, deputy collector of Gus
toms at tits port, win soon remove TO Kahukn to
take charge of what we consider princely estate
May the owner and manager long live TO enjoy Its
healthy climate and profitable income.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
VESSELS ~ PORT.

zaraL-
u Errmillr- Commander uarc.
Dr. L E. Is. Fautduie. Commander Long.
MElfIaN TuEN.
rI-r Il D &c Wrlla n Wal:ers
nav frl- rn11arf, liafifcld, d.scharcing.
Elrr f-.r W o. Alaf rhaFe- laaiiug.
alr sllir -traH a ~ NsutlL
an ..E 81 .lla-i Eulrtif, fiirzey.
En rIEfr Nnlar d. SHADE Atwood
Er. II CFarIt- rarri1uau-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
NOTICE.

TTNHE POWER OF ATTORNEY HITHERTO
n held by Mr.. G. W. MacfArlane in my been
this day cancelled by mutual consent.
THEo. II. DAVIES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

An USTMELY DEATH.-The telegraph brings news
Of the death OF Mr. George Smith, the ripe scholar
who has for so many years past been engaged in SO
successful a search amid the ruins of Assyria and
Babylon, and whose discoveries and TRANSACTIONS of
the historic tablets thus recovered have been
partially published. Mr.. Smith was a newspaper
reporter, aud was first employed in this important
undertaking by the proprietors of the London Daily
Telegraph, whose enterprise and public spirit put to
shame the parsimony OF the Government. Being
eminently fitted for the task, and being moreover
animated by genuine enthusiasm for his work. he
made rapid progress and having fortunately been
enabled 10 decipher some tiles which had direct
bearing upon the Biblical records the enterprise
awakened general interest, which has continued
undated ever since.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04
NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, Formerly with
GA D. N F1tner. begs 70 inform the citizens q Homo
EIh ulu and the public generally that he has taken
sassA window G. f. Williams Fire Proof Building on
FORT Street. where he Will give special attention 10 All
Kinds OF Watches Clocks, and Jewelry Repairing Engrnv
lnrs &C. All packages from the other Stands addressed
10 him. containing articles for REPAIRS viii receive prompt
attention. Orders solicited for all grades OF Watches Of
American manufacture. Satisfaction guaranteed In every
respect. (6lO 3mJ d. WILSON CLARK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

THE MAINE ELEcTIoN.-The Republican majority
in the election which took place Sept 1lth exceeds
1000, surprising the highest estimates, which
ranged from ten to twelve thousand. Last year it
was 5,s72 In 1874 it was 1897. A New York
telegram Of the 18th says: "In spite of Tilden's
money, in the face of many local difficulties, and
notwithstanding the determined efforts of the Demo-
Gratis, the Republicans of Maine have kept their
promises. There can be no doubt that all the Re
publican candidates for Congress have been elected
aud at least three of them by the largest majority
ever known. The city is now wild with excitement,
and there is great rejoicing among Republicans
The Democrats are surprised. They were confident
Of reducing the Republican majority to below 1000,
and the result of the State canvass has so dshear-
eued them that they viii make further efforts.
Hayes and Wheeler will get a majority of at least
20 600 in November"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

So % soy 8 Sor q Dec sDes u Dec = Jan :
Is7 ls-7 ls77
1.- 81 nee % san agan milan IsFeb
r.-a.a- t-p-iiur b. embark on the mail steamer
saz ra55 ui iesi - h0urs previous % The time set
il.ts ro-l-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

NAvAL.-H. B. MS screw steamer Fantome,
Commander Long, arrived on Sunday last from
Victoria, and having a of variOlOid board
among her crew, has been placed in quarantine
while the patient is transferred to the hospital on
the reef. She is a vessel of S94 tons, 100 horse
power. and carries four guns. The following is
list Of her officers:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

RATHER sHowY.-Last Sunday two Hawaiian
ladies appeared on Nuuanu avenue dressed in
style which deserves at least passing note They
had evidently been studying Hd1pa's Bazdr not Of
the latest date for their styles were not the latest
fashion. Their dresses appeared to be made of ma
tive kappa cloth, Of very pretty design, resembling
light colored figured silk with profusion of flow
ers and a flowing train fully six feet in length Over
this was a skirt of darker colored kappa, bordered
with scolloped founces, apparently Of the same
material Their hats were also of native make,
trimmed with KAPPA ribbons and gay flowers. Alto
gether, their dresses were rude and overdone imi'
tation Of a very fashionable belle. On attempting
to enter carriage which in waiting, these gaily
dressed ladies found 1t next to impossible to COM
press their skirts ounces and imposing trains into
the doorway of the coach. 1t took some minutes,
and the aid of several assistants TO enable them
get comfortably seated, which was finally accom-
plished and they drove of, to church or some fcs-
tive gathering where their dresses and attract
i've costumes might be admired BY their less favored
countrywomen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

Ser 4, r.s- u Dec 81 Jan sJan
l- rs- Is=-
d. -Im Dan o. Jan ? Feb q Jan 81
e1-a- a--va- g. m ,ial from New YORK.
l.r-srET.B TaIr IRON AUSTRALIA.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1876-10-04

C5mmdnder-Samuel Long.
Lielsendnts-James Evans. C. N Robinson.
Ndrat LieutendRt-W. S. Chambre-
.Ndf StrgeOR-G. b. Deale NJ. d.
FHvmasier-ThOs. Clayton.
sab Lielrtenants-J. A. B. Milton C. W Thomas.
E,gineeTs-Jas. Patterson Jas McLaren.
Gunncr-J. Smith.
C1TpeRier-J. A King
II. B. MS screw steamer Myrmidon, Captain
Richard Hare, sails on Thursday for home, via VAL
paraiso after having been here nearly eleven months.
Her officers leave with the kind GlohGs Of many
friends, to whom their sojOurn here has been
extremeIv pleasant
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

New York, July 17.--A. special
from Saratoga to the Commercial Ad-
vettiser says 1t has leaked out that
there is an irreconcilable difference
between Tilden and Hendricks, and
hence the non appearance of Tilden's
letter of acceptance 1t is very evi.
dent from the hurried manner Tilden
and Hendricks left Saratoga, that the
meeting was not harmonious one,
and that there are wide differences
between them on the currency ques-
tion, which may oblige Hendricks to
repudiate Tilden or peacefully with
draw from the ticket. e..s-a
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

We find nothing in the St. Louis
platforrn better than what we found in
the Cincinnati platform. The word
"reform," as We have said, occurs fif-
teen times. 1t is a good word, but
after we have read it twelve times it
begins to sound empty. Something
more than words is needed. Political
cant is no better than any other kind !;
and into no kind is it easier to fall
~ Y. EveRing Post.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

In referring to the extravaganza
and injustice of the House appropria-
tions for river and harbor improve
ments, wherein the South takes the
lions share, the New York Times
says: "fhis is an economical and a
frugal House. At this, very moment
it is appealing to the country to behold
it as it stands by to prevent the Senate
from wasting money in Norfolk and
New York harbors, while the mill
streams of Buncombe and the Kama.
wha are drying up for want of Con-
gressional aid Reform is necessary
in the scale ofpublic expenses and
Mr.. Randall is holding Congress by
the waistband, so to speak, while he
fights over a bill that spends $780,
600, where twenty-five dollars would
be more than enough"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

-Tilden's endorsement of Tweed's
check for $4,000 to pay campaign ex-
penses in New York, is not exactly
the kind of reform people want. Nor
do the people fancy any one who ad-
dressed the BOSS" at time when his
arms, upto his elbows, were in the
Treasury of New York, as "my dear
friend Tweed" a1e v-.aV
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1876-07-19

The editor of the Democratic
organ in the county in which Govern
or Hayes resides says: 81 don't be-
lieve in Hayes politically, and shan't
vote for HIM, but he's square man,
and will, if elected, make an honest
President" That appears to be the
testimony Of all honest Ohio Demo
Gratis. 81 AI