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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

Fancy Dress,
Goddess of Liberty,
Peasant Girl.
Snow Flake,
Rosctte,
Fi.herman's Daughter
Child Of the Regiment
Button Dress,
Twilight.
Winter.
Brigands Daughter,
Minnahaha,
Brigand's Daughter,
snow storm.
Indian Princess,
Merry Margaret,
German Girl Of IN,
Lower Rhine,
Fancy Dress,
Fancy Dress,
Fire Brigade.
Riding Habit.
Centennial.
sunshine and Shadow
Fancy Dress,
Lady in Clouds,
Forest Queen,
Fancy Dress,
Domino.
Hail storm,
Swiss Girl.
Tambourine Girl,
Fancy Dress,
School Girl.
Starlight.
TambOurine Girl.
Fancy Dres.
Daylight 4 Darkness,
Lady in Brown
linn az DARKNESS
Domino.
Starlight.
Cloud.
Folly.
ClouJs.
Fancy Dress.
Snani.h Gipsy.
Lady Byron,
Moonlight.
Spani.h Maid.
kno,ty Girl.
Fancy Dress
snow storm
Tourist.
Pink and White.
Peace.
Sunshine & Shadow.
delegates from the
Centennial. |
Queen of Diamonds.
Fancy Dress.
Rlue Rail.
Skatino Girl.
Diamond.
Uichland Lass.
poriia.
Frost.
Equestrian.
| Domino.
Ocean Wave.
Ouern of Hearts.
stars and Stripe..
Don Carlos.
Gentleman
Prince of denmark
English Il Gent.
Gentlemen
X X k
knight of silver Armo
| Belfast civ Gusrd.
| sailor
Domino.
Sam p.tch
Cen Iafaye,te
Wuliigan Guard.
Young Indian. and
Youno Geo. Wash
inoton
Handy Andv.
non,;,o
DnLe Of well;pgton
Sailor "e
KNIGHT of Pvtbias
Zonave
Rase Rail
Domino
pace
nnte os Rruns,v;ct
Prussian Lieutenant.
Memo.
Nnose Hin Dan
luke
gentleman
on Eng. Fire Dent.
GentIeman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

II Sold by ). d. Wiggin. Ellsw orth; A.
J. Jordan, OIland, and X. b. Stover, Bucks
port.
John ". Perkins & CO.. Portland. General
agents. 40 ly -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

\ standard medicine of ackuow lodged *
ccileucc FIR cradic4ting Bright, disease .drup>y
kidney. bladder and glauduier mlladic- and
uriuo-gcnital organs. female weaknesses. pain
IN the back and loin>, gravel. diabetes, errors
in youth or mature oge. ntcmpcrancc, excess
Sc aud pro,trAtiOn Of the nervous y stem j,
H,tRrs Hemedy. II impart- tone aud yi2or 10
the human constitution when it hls become
debilitated. and restores the invalid TO health
and comfort.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

Instanter cures Tooothache in one moment
SUI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24
Faintness at the Stomach.

IT NFGETISE il taken regularly. according to di
recuons, certain and speedy cure will follow its
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24
Tumors, Ulcers or Old Sores
Catarrh,

Are caused by an impure state of the bio
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with NEGETINE. &
these complaints will disappear,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24
LIST.


Disasters.
Sch Ganges, ,of Ellsworth) Pomroy, from Port
johnson, while going into her dock at NewdOrt,
18th, collided with The wrecking schr Young AmerI.
ca, and had her mainsall torn.
Foreign Ports.
SAN DOMINGO CITY-Ar2l, sch Hattie \ White,
tof sullivan iiellatty. Ten days and eighteen
hours from Boston
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

NEdETISE does not act as a cathartic o debli-
tate the bowels, but Clcanscs tall the organs cn,.
bling each to perform tho functions devoIyinr
upon them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24
General Debility.

In this complaint the good effects Of the VEoE.
TINE are realized Immediately after commencing
T. tAke u; a. debility denotes deficiency of the
blood. and NLGErINE acts directly upon the blood.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24

vEGETiNE
SCROFULA,
Scrofulous Humor.
vEGETIsE will eradicate nom the system every
faint OF Scrofula and Scrofuous Humor. 1t has
permanently cured thousands In Boston and vic.
unity who had been long and painful sufferers.
Cancer, Cancerous Humor.
The marvellous EFFECT of vEGkrINE in case of
Cancer and Cancerous Humor challenges the
most profound attention of the medical fac ulty,
many of whom are prescribing vEGErINE to their
patients.
Canker.
vEoETINE has never failed to cure the most in.
flexible case of Canker.
Mercuria Diseases.
The vEGErISE meets with wonderful success in
the cure OF this class OF diseases.
Pain in the Bones.
In this complaint the yEGErINE is the great
remedy, as ii removes from the oystem the pro
ducing cause.
Salt Rheum.
letter. salt Rheum, Scald Head, Sc, will Ger.
talniy yield TO the great Alternative effects ofVEGE
TINE.
Erysipelas.
NEGETINE has never failed to cure the most in
veterate case OF Erysipeas.
Pimples and humors of the Face.
Reason should teach U that blotchv, rough or
pnnpied skin depends entirely upon an internal
the defect. NEGEriNE is the great blood purifier.
lumors, Ulcers or Old Sores
Are caused by an impure state of the blood
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with VEGETINE aud
these complaints will disappear,
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial benefit
can be obtained through the blood. yEGErINE il
the great blood purifier.
Constipation.
NEGETISE does not act as A cathartic I q debiu
tate the bowels, but ccanscs tall the organs eua.
blng each to perform the functions devolvng
upon them.
Piles.
NEGErINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful! sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
If VFGErrSE Il taken regularly according TO dl
rcCtOns a certain and speedy cure will fntlnv it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-24
Piles.
Dyspepsia.

NESErINE has restored thousands to health who
have been long and painful! sufferers.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-16
ABOUT 2 quarter Of . million pounds
OF army supplies, for use By Crooks
second expedition, have been forward.
ed from Cheyenne to Fort Fetterman.
OSE Of the novelties at the Chaplin
Home Fair, New York, is . lady's silk
umbrella with watch in the end Of il

I'm element in q Republic thai
"dops' from one party to another forms
. very inconsiderable portion of the
whole, and yet this in reality the gov.
erqing element-it is the element to
be pleased in nominations. On this
subject Harper's Weekly observes:
1t must never be forgotten that it is
always . minority which makes q ma
Jority; that is to say, that it is one
vote out OF twenty votes which deter
mines the eleven that constitute q ma
jority Of twenty. Whatever alienates
or attracts that one vote settles the
result. This is the force Of q minori.
ty which is not considered by the man.
ayers. 1t is perpetual force, under
certain circumstances, and must not
be disregarded in determined game
Of politics"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-16
IE11xR FROM CANTON CRxIx

8 s MAY Is, 1874. y
The first claim owned and worked
on the creek is By Spencer Albro and
Tom Lyons. They have opened %
tho work BY making large cut and
ground sluicing Of the top Of the
claim, which is from four to seven feet
deep. Immediately shove them comes
Hawley 4 Co. on the discovery
claim, which is being worked OF
through . fume, and is said to pros
peel. splendidly. These two sets of
claims constitute ell those worked II
the main Canyon Greek. Next comes
the gulch claims situated on Bear
Gulch and owned BY Hawley & Co,
who are prosecuting work with all
possible speed. and | am glad to say
with the most dattering prospects.
There has been but few clean-ups
in this camp. and so far the ground
has averaged about twenty-five dol.
lars per day to the hand. This / be-
lieve comprises the list in Canyon and
Bear Gulch. There is one other claim
on . tributary Of Bear Gulch owned
and worked BY Joe East & Go. which
! think would pay we'll if it was prop.
erly worked. This completes the list
Of placer claims on Canyon and Bear
gulches.
The next placers are on the waters
Of Fall Creek, owned by Shank, Too &
Co., and are opened with nine hum
dred feet ground sluice. which pros.
poets splendidly the full length Of the
claims, and is bound to reward them
or their labor.
The quartz interests en- Canyon Of
Bear gulch, owned by Fisher, Merrill
: Co., are looking up, and these gen.
lemen are pushing forward their tun.
vel day and night to strike the ledge
'nown as the Ebenezer, which will
ave to be run about thirty feet fur
her.
One other quartz interest in the
amp u being worked; that Of Sutton
nd James II. Hawley, which l think
'lll prove to be the best ledge ia tie
amp. / FLY
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-16
NOTICE.
y. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE
special Taxes.
Nay I. 1879. to April 30. ls7..

Mc revised statutes Of the United States
u sections 32s2. 1881. 1898, and $3.50, re-
quire every person engaged in any bust
ness, avocation or employment which rem
ders him liable 70 a Special Tax. 10 nm,
cure and place conspicuously In his csiab
iisnment or place Of business n stamp do
noting the payment nf said Special Tax
Tor the Special Tax Year beginning Nav
!, 1870. before commencing or continuins :
business after April ~. 1870.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN
THE PROVISIONS OF THE LAW
Above QUOTED ARE THE FOLLOW.
ING. VIE: ~ "
Dealers. retail liquor. ......,. oJ 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor. ...... 100 90
Dealers In malt liquors, wholesale. 50 90
DEALERS in malt liquors, retail. !. 20 90
Dealers In leaf tobacco. u a.
Retail dealers In leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales Of overs 600, fifty
cents Tor every dollar in excess
oft1,O0O
Dealers in manufactured tobacco 90
Manuiscturers Of stills. ......... 80 90
And for each still manufactured. 20 90
And for each worm manufactured 20 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars. .... 10 OO
Peddlers Of tobacco, first class
(mOre than two horses or other
animals) .............. 50 OO
Peddlers Of tobacco, second class
two horses or other animals). Is OO|
Peddlers Of tobacco, third class
Zone horse or other animaD. -. Is OOl
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class Il
ION foot Or public c0nvcyancc). 10 OOl
Brewers Of less than 600 barrels. 50 OOl
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more. :. 100 col
Any person, so liable. who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
shall be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any Of the |
Special Taxes named above must apply to
Austin Savage. Collector of Internal Reve- !
nue. a Boise City. Idaho, and pay for and |
procure the Special Tax Stamp or Stamps
hey need, prior to May l, 1875, and with
put further notice. D. D. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
Ofice Of Internal Revenue, Washington,
D. G., Feb. 1, 1915. i
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-16

Coon SESsE-Ex-Gov. Seymour
talked the following sense to q New
York Reporter:
Punishment is bringing our people
again to their senses. They are omen.
ing their eyes to abuses which. thourh
patent for years, they did not nots..
! am iirm in the faith that the begin
ming OF the second century Of our na-
tscnal existence is to,be the beginning
Of better state Of public and private
morals, in which learning and ability
will DC more honcred than wealth.
Our legislatures, city, state and nation.
LEI, will represent . higher scale Of mel.
it land patriotism. | believe the Amor
icsn people are reforming themselves,
and we can have no other reforms Of
any value. Our governments will be
all right when the people are virtu.
ous patriotic and intelligent.
ut seems to me that tho subject of
reform will be the point upon which
the canvass will turn. The currency
question will be involved in It. but the
discussion will l.not be narrowed down
to that point Agood currency will
not = itself giss ne good govern.
ment Il 10 great element ia the
problems Of the day. but we must not
lose sight Of the fact that good morals,
good administration Of government,
good sense IN law-makers and patriot
Ism do not oil grow ont Of rood mon
". The people are anxious for relief
rom taxation- relief from the shame
which corruption has brought upon
he American character; anxio1s ior !,
'stuTn - the honor, honesty and patri-
otism of the better days Of TIE RepubA ].
g, snd dnring theo coming years they
~! th!nk anfl talk snd act upon thess
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-05-16

qhe Idaho World Printing Company
urs.s JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER

=. ! ha b1fy iidaAg lssais u. Van Susk
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
a. sunset. NNE: At midnight. NJ.
meter At sunset. 5000: =; 10 pm. 3o.i3
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHfp AMERICA. Emerson san Francisco SEPT from
New york. on tue l1th Of June OF Cape Horn while lying
20 Ia Tremendous sw gale, blew away lower n,aintopsA
*, loo miles oil shore had hard gales NV.
with very heavy sea; split sails &c.
>Hir MxssESGKR ;iikey rom Lobos do rierra Aug ~
.or Europe put into Caao prior to Aug % leaking m her
topsides
b,Is ZsrrASp fBrj Central America for Falmouth,
Charleston IN distress Aa> stu ~ inches of Ia hold
leak stsn unchecked Her rigging also strained IL
will be necessary discharge her and place The vessel
upon the marine railway for further examination.
BRIG AMIN GARDNER before going Bermu-
da Is bound rom port 80 Pernambuec and Rio 1radde
The only apparent damage WAS the loss o! some sails
ScHs EHslLSx sicHf before reported ashore Flood
Rock has ID her masts ct and everything OF value
taken on she IL a total wreck
STAN sy., from New Cariis.. for Boston,
Port Muigrave rs sept reports having
los, two lbs and ioresa snc sustained other damage
gale Sept ?
soua CHARLorrx AUGUSTA Holmes, at Eastport from
nainboom broken and sails and sustained osaer dam
Age
BANGOR Sept s-The schr rhupix. which sunk iown
sEe river short time hss raised out and
will be toved 20 this port Tor
SoRroLK Va Sept a-Bakers' wrecking schr lie w,s.
Capt Wiso1 from IT Augustine fla tov Norfolk ashore
at uAttcras II Il eafed she will De toa, .osA Tue
steamer u Baker has sono her Assist anes. The
sehooners crew are ali SAFE.
NEwPoRr Ri. So 500 salvage has been paid 20 she
Phila,elphia or which sstore Block Island
Sept l. got OF day anc tascr TO Newport she
viii sroceeo fo- destination Immediately.
RocsL,Sp, sep ssehr Equai, loaded With lime, Get
got IN her Aod. stch caused the lr,e &C ~se
Ore she closed up ana Monday her hstehes we're
taken 90 and eareo discharged Consdsssele damage ~ss
done 20 the cargo. but little 70 the vessel.
LAUNCHED Al Eenn- kport Sept a from the yard 81
Nathaniel L fhotasOn Co. drst class harkentne de-
signed or ssasrA. eghtas susiEess aAmsd me 'sAn
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
VESTS DECLINATION.

uTIcA, n. T., Sept O. 1876
The following 10 the letter OF Hon. D. G. West ad
dressed the editcr Of the Utica Observer declining
advance the democratic nomination Tor Governor:
LowvILLE n ", Sept 0, 1879
When my name was first mentioned n the World,
Observer and other leading democratic papers,
ncction with The candidacy Tor Governor, did NOS
prominent tie list OF candidates to require any
tice. have ia any way sought support outside OF
Lewis county, where circumstances over which had
control compelled me, alter my name was men
my OF prominence n the State st large,
compared with many other named candidates,
did not allow my name TO DC presented al the state
Convention at Saratoga, although urged 20 do SO by
liable sources OF information now discover
:rontcd with tho possibility o! nomination in the
called Convention. That .he Convention may not be
In the least embarrassed BY the use OF my name beg
leave stats through the Observer that and
shall not bo u candidate Tor the nomination. No one
who knows will doubt shat fully appreciate the
undcservcd compliment that has been paid Of As
sociatng my namo with tho highest honor the people
OF this great state confer any o It's citizens.
Having uliy ana carefully considered the whole sub
jeci, personal reasons alone have come the
conclusion above stalled.
Will, however, add that in my Augment there are
sufficient political considerations to satisfy any demo-
crat OF the propriey OF this step There are plenty Of
candidates of recognized ability whose conspicuous
not only identify hem with the aggressive
OF the party in this struggle give them
positive claims which should not be iisregarded.
While victory certain with any Of prominent
democratic leaders in nomination, II new man be
needed tho demand is moro than supplied; and the
Convention IS more likely TO be embarrassed by too
many than too lew candidates. While / regret that
som0 very good friends will be disappointed fecl that
this course after due reflection, viii the approval
ner IN which the Observer has mentioned me, am
truly yours, DEWITT c. WEST.
The New York herald., 1876-09-10

BrsyvD.. Aug asvcleared. bark Elizabeth Taylor 3D.
C.ag July is-sailed. ship Beted win (B) Braithwata
CALLAo 2s-Arrived previously ship Messenger Gil
KEY Loeos is Tierss tor Europe Gee MisseD x.,.
Sharpness seaward McGregor London; Oskar scybevsen
.GL.scow. Sept eArrlyed. steamer Co,,nthan tBr,.
Aenls: No1trssi SAL, ship Gsn,r ,sTS Cumming dS
York DN' ''p' o'e''0'' org S"'''S''e' ''' NOV
FAYAL Aug % Sailed. bark Azor. Davis Boston.
rarnrn poiST Sept 9.Arved steamer Phenican (BF.
HAvASA Sept 9-Arrived, steamer Liberty, sundberg
HALIrAx, Sep. sssiled. steamer George Washington.
IA ,s sF Emerald c.yS
.s o"kss n.ss shp sshsmd New
In ss May cns.sy from
Jy ship s5 Park & &S"Id
Asn Giuseppe S y1 ,S GAMBIA Barrard ine' Polly s'
Sailed 2I schr Georaistta Lawrence Robinson. Busnos
York; brig Undnc eGeD. for do: .chr eiis Hooper Gil
.p
Glasgow; I'll. brig Fsnny' Myra, bsroados ''
Arrived sth, shn St Pssrick. Sserrass. Glasgow.
mos Burns Quebec and sos; SCOTS Bay Murray Quebec
p,cTou Sen. s.Arrvsd; bark. Warrior cu. Fleming.
csn sniss ssp. s , rA.orv. s r
ham. from piston for New York.
Cleared 7h Canadian. Mclean. GLASGOW: ship
Srocco. Robertson Newcastle bsrks Caledonia Farrell
Dover; Cheftan. Suitor. Tro,n
RcHiBUcro. Sept <-Sailed. bark Morning Dew (Br).
Jones. Pcnarth Roads for orders
Clen-ed 9th bark Agnes Wilson (Br), Mckenzie Liver
pool.
Scala Nova mot oefore) Aug mot Sept s-In port.
scr Island CITY, Howes from ConstAnnople. 10 load fo
New York.
ST JonN. Nh Sept 7-Clesred. BARK HypatiA (Br. Mar
SHALL London schrs Ella Brown. Brown, New York; Q
Bridges Landrick. Philadelphia
VICTORIA. Sept l-SaileG. bark Conohan ~, San Fran
cisco.
WISpsoI; rs Sen. +rclesrsa sehrs John A Lord, non
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
CROOKS MARCEL
A Race Against PrNaton Cold. Hunger
and Disease.
THE CAMPAIGN ENDED.
Seven Days Heavy Work Needed for The Worn
Out Troops to Reach DeadwoOd.
HLARr RIVER, d. r, Sept .,
OyY HuNDRED MILES FROM BISMARCK. ID. T.,

HlART RIVER, D. r, Sept s
Oyx HuNDRID NILES FROM BISMARCK, D. T.,
Sept 0, 1919
The largo hostile force OF Sioux Indians which has
followed Sitting Bull during the summer has broken
into small parties and dispersed with The exception Of
his personal band of about 400 braves, who, Is
probable before this the Missouri River
ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FRUSTRATED
According TO he latest intelligence from General
Terry a large party OF them was checked IN attempting
10 ford .he Yellowstone ty detachment OF .IiaEiry
under Lieutenant Rice.
COMMANDS MARCH.
The two columns OF troops separated on August "a,
General Terry moving back to :he valley OF the Yellow
Stone and proceeding down its left bank IN order to
yriko the -ereatng Indians and prevent their escape
Seward the Canadian frontier.
CROOK on THE WAY TO THE BLACK HILLS.
General Crook has marched nearly eastward until
the present, making short diversion Beaver Creek,
OIL tbs main trail OF tho Sioux Tho scouts meanwhile
having ut their head Captain Jack and guard made
several daring explorations in the front. and IL has
positively been determined that small trails
Naverso the country leading toward ths different
agencies
EXHAUSTED.
1t Is lmpracticabia to .urther hunt the enemy with
The troops i;!shc led, who and weakened
by exposure, starvation aud hardship They have been
thrytwo day with other shelter than one blanket
1or each man, repeated cold storms OF wind, ram
and bait
scuEyY, FEVER AND DYsENrgRY
have prosratcd about 500 soldiers, from time
10 time been carried ON ttcrs Insullcency OF med-
cal supplies is Il siill alarming fact Milder
weather has been the God send which has prevented
Icrrblc mortality.
COMING
In ten days later the average temperature OF this
climate will have become low, and the troops have yet
10 MAKE march Of 800 miles south ward, IN summer
clothing, with no tents They have only food for
Iwo days
BuNGRY MARCHING.
We are marching DeaGwood city, in the Black
Hills 200 miles distant, and shall barely escape star.
walton before reaching there The journey Will
sumo days.
EXPECTED.
General Crook has scnt TO order wagons to proceed
70 Custer CITY with irosh supplies, under escort OF two
companies OF cavalry Tho ISSUE OF rations has al
ready been reduced one half.
INDIANS SEEKING Yoop.
Many fresh traces OF hunting parties Of tho Sioux
are found each day. Their onditon Is probably
destitute Than ha, OF The troops We're General Crook
nov equipped to pursue them rapidly they must be
forced to surrender They must hunt or they starve,
and hunting implies slow Digit.
SMALL PARTIES SEEN
a Sioux ~as closely chased by Gruard, the scout
Ear ahead OF our column, but hc escaped To-day q
hunting party were chased for fifteen miles and one
pf them killed Eight braves rrcd by eleven
scouts day before yesterday and OF their ponies
killed. Necessity eompcs the Abandonment OF tne
chase, and the campaign is virtually closed.
The New York herald., 1876-09-10
OBITUARY.
MOSES y. TILDEN.

Moses Y Tilden elder brother OF samuel J. rilden,
diease aged sixty. years His illness had kept him
confined 10 bis room several weeks, but he
feeling much OF !a,o shat his death at this
tine was wholly unexpected. Governor Tiden in.
formed OF It yesterday morning by telegraph and pro-
cecded to New Lebanon with his sister, Mira
Pe!ton. pay the sst solemn trbules Of affection.
The Executive mansion AZ Albany closed to Wis.
hors from the receipt OF the despatch.
The deceased the second OF nine children, of
whom bct three row reman-MEs. Pc;on, who was
the eldest. bui who sti almost active and hearty
as the Governor tae Governor himself and Henry A.
The latter nas been connected in business all nis e
with Moses. the remained together tho
Quiet village whore tacy nrst the light Noses
never " oaeia position except one wear when
served Assemb,yman, IA 1869 He was distinguished
rs legislator mainly BY rersisen; opposition 10 hc
schemes OF the Tweed King, voting, with small band
oi democrats steadily tax levy other
measures which Tweed made his rnc
cherished object OF Mr. Tdcn .ic. however, was tho
building OF railroad TO his native village
TO sLls object IN winch he wrapped up as other
men are IN the accomplishment OF sore great schcmc
OF personal ambition. lie devoted his uld money,
and secured the operation q. his trUther such
that the present Lebanon springs hairosd
built Bat lac had wasted great dsal -. ms
money the enterprise and samuel J. had invested
IN .. $500. GO which re
pec,cd Mr. fidcn WAS not very successu vi Dusi-
Maa, and WAS cOml cicd frequently accept
aii wh,cn Weather brother extended to MIN, and
stated tha, large portion oi the income upon
which he charged with having tailed TO the
tax expended efforts to make sood tho financial
disasters ihst ircqgcnsiy distressed Moses
Mr.. ri.den leaves wicow AID an adopted daughter,
with On oderatc competence.