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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-29

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Twiichel's rooms, over the Post Office.
Bethel, Ne.
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10 any friend of ours, PWS0H'S Purgg.ire
PdS; they are scientifically prepared,
and are adapted 10 all the purposes of =
purgatiye medicine.
Decidedly the hes: remedy that has ey-
er been discovered for Rheumatism
Swollen or Stiff Joints. Flesh Wounds
SprainS, Bruises, Cuts, and Burns, is
j.bgsoH'S IH0due Luimet We use il,
and always recommend il 20 our friends
The use of Hi'r, TtQeia5ls Siciliau
HIir RsHetrer Will keep the hair soft and
glossy.
A WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE. =
may well DEE applied TO Dr. VIStGr'S Bal
sam ~ HihI cherry. IL i nearly halt q
century since this remarkable remedy was
introduced To the public. and vet the i'm
meiia-e aud enviable reputation which il
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colds, whooping cough. sore throat, intu-
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complaints, l. TO this day fully sustained
seed Catalogue and Floral GaIde for
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full descriptions Of about fifteen hundred yarete,
% flowers and e,I5es with instruction for their
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20 make Of them in laying out parterres, gardens,
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OxFoen. S,.-Nta Court Of Probate, held a. Paris
within ana Tor the County ui oxford, On the thIrt
IG~sdIy Of March N. ls,l.
l,I>aN RICHARDSON. Administrative on III
= estate Of r., Richardson, l'e of Hartford, ia
.,i County dr ~ ted having p-y.rnr, her hIa! a.
CONT of administration OF the estate OF sad IL
ceased for allowance:
ordered, that the .ad Alminis;rltrix give notice
b. all per-Ou. interested bv caIsing o'y Of thi'
order 10 be pub,I-hcd three weeks succe-sirrlv IN
tie Oxford Democrat, lrinted at Paris, ~ ,aId
County that they NAV appear AT Probate Court
10 be- held al Paris. on Tie third Tuesday oi Nay
next ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, aud sheS cause
II any they have, why the came should not De
allowed
A.HW NLKER Judge.
true copy-ntirst: }. =. Hobbs, Register.
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Sherin's Sale.

OxEoPp, ss-Apu! 9Th, $50.
vNAkEN on execution AMI viii be sold by Pub
/ lie Auction ut the oilicC OF EnoCh Foster Jr.
In Bethel, I'm said County, on SAIt RDAl, the
rist dav Of MAY. \. II. 1870 at one o'clock ~ the
afternoon all tAe right in equity which Gardner W.
Dalrymple. then of Albany, IN said County, had
on th. sixth day of January, \. u. 1889, al six
o'clock IN the afternoon, being the time the same
was attached on the original writ IA this action,
10 redeem the following described Real Estate Ill.
uate In Albany aforesaid. and being the same pre-
mises conveyed 10 the said Dclrymple by Elijah
h Morrill,, hy Deed dated September 18Th, 1851,
and being aUbjCct 10 n mortgage from said Drlrym'
Ne To- John r Uhpgood by deed dated October
sth ~ aud recorded in the Oxford Rrg-;ry Of
Deeds. book IL, page i0 to secure the payment
uf sc.cn;y nine dollars and my cents IN one year
from d.tc and interest Reference l. had ." the
abovcd named iNeIs and lhc Record thereof for
a description Of ~" promises
CYRUS WORMELL, Sheriff.
April %, l.7o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-29
To School Teachers.


TIME school Committee Of Tire Town of Paris,
i will be in session nj the Academy on Paris
IIill April 3oth inst; 40 the School House in West
Paris MAY 18th, aud again AT the Academy, Paris
Hill Nav 3Sth. at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose
of engaging Teachers for the summer Schools.
We invite teachers TO come 10 the examination,
even if they are not applicants FOR schools, and
we desire that a. many rs can will attend the first
meeting Come furnished with Towns Progress
sive Fourth Reader, pencil and paper.
We will give special consideration 10 any teach
or whom the Districts through their Agents may
recommend =. r. HUfCHINS, IS. ;. Com.
OTIS Il RAWSON, OF
ALEX. HILL, Paris.
Paris April 18th 1870
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BORN.

Greenwood, April 2lst, to the wife of Charles
Thomas, n son.
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For Moth Patches Frekic.. & Tan.

For Moth Patchces Frekfcs, q Tan,
CSE "PERRN'> MOTH x FRECkLE LOTION
The only reliable AMI harmless Remedy known
from the Pace Prepared only los Dr Il { PER
RY. o. Bond St Y sold by Druggists every.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-29

OXFORD. ss-Ata Court Of Probate held at Pans,
within and for the County of Oxford, ON the thru
Tuesday of March. A. ID. 1870:
ENRANCIS III. WHITMAN, Guardian OF Mary
IL J. Greenleaf, of Norway, in said County, mi
nor having pre- sented his final account Of guard
an ship of said ward for allowance:
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice Ia
all persons interested, by causing copy OF TINS
order To be published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat, printed ut Paris, that they
may appear al Probate Court To be held at Pari.,
on the third Tuesday Of May next at ten O'CLOCK
in the forenoon and shew cause, If any they have,
why the same shOGld not be allowed
A. H. WALKER, Judge.
A truecopy Attest: J. ;. HOBBS, Register.
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OXFORD 50 AT a Court Of Probate, held 1t Pa
ris. within and for the COUNTY Of OXFORD. on the

ris, within and for the County of oxford, on the
"a Tuesday Of March, \. ID 1870,
On the petition OF WM. X. MORSE, Guardian
~ of Cyrus 4. Lillian and Freddie Morse, MI
nor heirs of Joseph III Morse, late OF Paris in
said county, deceased praying for license 10 sell
aud convey at private sale, b in common uf 4
Dwelling House, and 30 Of an acre Of land con.
nected, situated AZ south Paris Village
Ordered, that the said Petitioner give notice 10
MI persona Interested, by causing an abstract Of
hi petition, with this order thereon. 10 be pub.
li1hei three weeks successiyely in the Oxford
Democrat a ncwsp aper printed at Paris, in said
County, that they may appear 1T q Probate Court,
81 be held at Paris, on the third Tuesday of Nav
next. at N O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, If any they have why the same should not
be- granted
All WAIVER. Judge
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-04-29

.pxFoEn. ss:-Ata Court of Probate held AZ Paris
within aud tor the County ul DNiOrI, on tue Illf1
Tue dav II March \. -. 1870,
NfARY =. ANDREWS aud ARAB nov r,
vi heirs.at law and next u Kin OF Polly Eiliot,
i,tr OF KIm'ori, dec .ased. paying that GAVIN
Howe may b" appointed Administrator OF 'aid i''
ceased esttt
ordered That the laid Petitioners gl'' notice 10
nil persons interested BY causing an abstract OF t'lf
pstIii0n with this order thereon. 10 De published
three weeks succr.sively In the oxford Democrat,
newspaper printed AZ Paris IL said County, that
they may appear a. A Probate Court 20 be heli AZ
Paris in ~ d County, on the third Tuesday OF May
next Al ten O'Clock In the fore DON, and ,lr~ cause,
II any they have why the same should not De
granted. ,.rn
A true copy-aticst: J. :. IpBBs, Register.
OXFORD. s-:-Ata Court OF Probate held a, Pari,
within aua Tor the County Oi OXFORD, on IA" mira
TUESDAY ~ March A. II. 800,
IRA GAEILEII, AImini,trAtor on me estate
1 az Cyrus Irlyiori late OF Hartford. ~ sam
County. drcrt.r having presented h.- hr-t account
az aimiai.rliDn Of tAr estate ct sad deceased lo1
allowance .,
Ordrr,d That the said tlmn.trg give motto" 'oait
person. interested hy cIusins cop, OF t, order 10
h, pubii,ntd thr,' week. su,cc..INvF 30 the OXFORD
Democrat printed az Paris, 10 sail COUNTY, ihHI
they ma, appear AZ A PrJbti- opgrt % be held at
P4f. ou ne iLi,d 1u,.dty - May next, At ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon aut .nrw cause, II any they
have why the same ,dJuId not be- allowed
An WAIVER Judge
A true --a,tr-t: j. : HJBE>, Register.
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OXFORD, sat n Court Of Probate held At Paris,
within and for the County ot oxford on the third
Tuesday Of March, A. D. $50,
MOSES CUESLEY, Guardian Ot Henry +.
vi Wight. minor heir Of David VI. Wight late
oi oxford IN said County, deceased. having pre-
.ent-d his fourth aud insl account o; guardianship
81 said ward tor allowance
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice 20
AL persons interested by causing copy OF this
or Ter 10 be published tire" weeks ,uccr,yeg Ia the
oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris. in said County,
that they may appear at Probate Clur, BE- held at
Paris. on the third Tuesday OF May n-x', ~ 10
O'Clock In the forenoon aud ,hrw cause, II any they
have why the same thOud not BE- allowed.
A. II. WALKER Judge.
A true copy-Stest: j. ;. H"nB', Register
OXFORD, ~ At Court OF Problts held at Paris,
within and for the County Of OXFORD, on tue third
Tuesday ~ March, 4. d. 1870.
yNHOMaS REYNOLDS Guardian OF Isaac Bearcc
l Of Canton, IN laid County, non eompos, having
presented his ir,t account Of guardianship o. SAID
ward for allowance.
Ordered That the laid Guardian give notice To- all
persons inie rested by causing copy OF thi- order
tn be- published three weeks succr--lNcly IN the TX
lord II, mocrst printed at Paris, IN laid county thH
they may appear Probate Court 10 DE- held Al
P,ri.. on the third rur.day of May u ~, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon. and she" cause u any they
have. why the same ,houid not be SLOWED.
a H. WALKER JUICE.
true copy attest: J :. iIoBH>, Register.
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A true copy-arc.t J. > HouHs, Register.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
THE FrR,IAN-sr BRooKLYNl MURDER.

In the County Court, yesterday, before Judge
Troy, the preliminary examination in the Of Edward
Perry, charged with the murder Uf Wdtchman Hayes,
continued. Thomas Delaney conductor testified
that the evening Of the murder he going with his
car through Fuman-st; when going past HaIbeck's
stores he heard the report OF pistol and then heard
cry out, Murder! am shot, shot; Ed. Perry
shot me- lie then saw Hayes. He stopped The and
took him on, and an they were going down Hayes said
am afraid am going TO die, viii you take mum.
bcri' He gave ms number as 252 North Second -.
Henry Williams. driver on the car, cOrrObOT-
atcd Deldneys statement. Thomas Clear. conductor
cOrObOratcd the statement OF previous witness about
Ierrys having got on bis at the Of Furuau
snd AuautIcsis' be only rode block and half aud
teu got ont John Graham testified heating the ear
stop after he fcaId the report Uf c pistol and saw
man taken on II at the same time hc another
the sidewalk, going ~ the direction of the South
Ferry. Thos. Hayes NJ the Bourms Iis Furnanst ;
heard man haliOo murder after lac heard the shot,
and then saw man running pas; whore be the
uF 10 the Wst ferry; lie could not positively
what The color ~ the mans hut looked Ike
OyefCOat OfCCr IeaCrdft, uf tie Jefferson Market
Police Court testified To the prsoucrs having given him.
seD up there aiid being sent 20 IiOOEyI On his way
told witness that De had recollection 81 having
been ~ Br0oaIl al ali on u" I.cviUus night.
Perry refused 10 sign the courts ninuios and was thea
TcnlaNded % await the action OF the GIaud Juiy.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

TIE LUCIus HART MANUFACTURING Cow
PAM Ne Bubgr l"t 81 Johlt tf, ihS va
PLATED WAHE pucc uut toe let II Jsa4a, f,a,is
Coffee lns lceFIleit CASTOR, tupr iud utT at'4s
,.dey ~ Holiday FfesenS 80 TIE oI ita N.t,l,te ID
Nea-YOIk.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

PORT OF EBWiORK.....' .''Dceemoef JL
CLEARED.
;o ytpSe .., ,Tn tSs9d Ss1so Rbn Never Bremen vrnis
Kennedy Key West and Galveston L9ioGa Hoye NewOe,nsi
Ss,t, GG j"p En a Bsar.t Ip
sH 'f San B e S0li Etih SaSsh
GfoStu Crew" UsSis'SSS ss3sH1sS j. " Garrett Mclaughlin Baltimore
Bss,Ed}i Asiasdef M.ta9. Ads Mead.m Partridge,
Bdes-w. " 2, Herman, Liverpool 81 d. DOAne VeaIe.
sSG %e yacl5n%e Hor,tO Nichols. Duprsy Rich
mond GleHg1r iste, Mltanra'i Gr'o State Burgess Boston
ARRIVED.
Steamship N g. Oterendorp Bremen, Dee 49, via sOuihAup
steamship Geo Washington eager YeEorlsa1s NOSE and pass
ss,%,lS s,s,%,p E9n E%Se Ys.o Wnfeon C. n,1s stores
Steamship Hs,teras, Bsckwooi, Norfolk mdse auo pass
s.%:sD ss.: ifS5 Esa S9 fsFy %5S'fd1 cs
Steamship Regulator Pennington Wiml lgtoD, ndss and
steamship Of MEXICO DeaEen. Vera Cruz Dee a. sA 2' via
ii1I1 shp Queen s' d rI S East. MaSo Liverpool Dee %
Bark WIhsrna Agatha Mailer Curacao y nd'e Len in
Pof E.s i's Sos5 i S..sn ,Y B@risadI Jay.
BHs BIZ aSn iHsn.s Bonhom day.. lerrooa
Big Nellie Michel nelson, Mu,an Me1eo Nov via Re, West
l9. cedar ,,,
ss SiE iiin s Butts ioitoa Be%sa Is day sugar.
schr. yaruns saver Jacksonville day. lumber
sCHoosERs-KyEK hNp CossTwlsE.
Geo ", Har9st STAFFORD \ @ Hoiof; a PIoyds5ee
White Rocs, Southport Gen Marion. RoeGlsDd.
Barl Kong s5ere Marcusen, from Meath, Nov a.
SAILED.
Steamships Mississippi for New orleans T. C. Knight m Whining
ION g. Bark,-Goden Fleece. fr Barbados James Welsh
Jane Ad,ipe for Ms,aula. Senwm IL Kennel for Csrdeuas
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ros7oy Dee 9l-Auved st,amips McClelen from Baltimore
Msnzoui from TuIlo; Ps iliuck
lev fTon Jaksone Reushaw. from Charleston; seh uber from
PoftdePsI Sunbeam Bunker from GAyeon Maggie MGlv, from
Dsrien.
BOsr0y Dec 3Arved steamship Neptune from NewYOTk bark
Rremn uagua; bg Cape Of Good Hope 3D.
Everett TURKS lsud A. NJ Young from GoeIbugi sehL
s Tsi.den from Capetowu.
FokrREss MONROE, Dee 3Psssi ont ship Crest Of the Wave
for yepoo bark Annie for Cuba; George LAme for Porto Rico
RomSnc Hayssso Mary for Charleston Passed from
Richmond brig NJ Hume for Rio Jsneo Ruth for Perusmbueo
Fsrius. for Bahia
WmxSGTOS n G, Dec 3l-Sasl steamships Empire and Re
beecG Ciyde for New.YOrk.
Cs.KIEsToy S-Aiyed steamship James Adger and sailed
again r New-lOTk.
SAvaSSAH Dec 3Arived steamship America, from Baltimore
shin Clara Moore from bark Chile ou Antwerp.
SAY FRANcIsCo 3-SAied ships DAlsm for ST. James
Lverpoo bark Antique for CsAO Cleared bArs
Jean Pierre, for S.cutyi Anuit Nam, for Auckland
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuErSTovN. Dee 3lTbe steamship Virginia, from New.Yori,
srrivcd at iLs port today
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

the p,rt" KNOX obseres that hs holiday ste a. tbs ses"p
hersrc he be-. style devoted his attention 70 me
urpy otr. Tstde might further and fare we"s "
Btoad
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATIRDAY. IAN.

Years DsyTte Post Once and all Malls close at 10
Enope Ltepoc by the City OF washington close ~
the Geoefa Poet Onee At 10 = No Supplementary Mall
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
Total, TO winters. e..............,,...s
Ayeraf, - days H. each ssaSUu.

During this period there Ont three New-Ycar
Days when the ponds deemed III for the exercise
1890 6l2 COL and on the last occasion the esti
is that $4,000 people embraced the opportunity
The record OF the Park does not include all the skating
days many private ponds have been in when the
Commissioners denied adntaDce 10 the Park lakes but
being the only reliable table existing its information
valuable. II will be noeed that in the Wuer of 1927
there but days Of skating, while In 'CS there
less than G Although there has been skat-
ing at the Park this present Winter some of the shallow
ponds kept by private parties have been used
lees for ID days thus far The thermometer the Lower
Park Lake stood at 40 in the shade Yesterday at pn
aud the water clear Summers day.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
- pASSENGERS lRRIVED.

FROM BRBMES-In steamship Bremen Dec 3lAtert Blnmen
thai H. A. Lekemspn, Fredrke BehnEen LedTg sssAsu
Ssecy A servant NJ Maeas Juan
nna Antono De Luna Dr. John Leach John Johhoho Php
Metre Henry Fegenhem B. Nefe Jas Coe BnneB'ea var
Berr,r JOS DomboWsk John Ihm, Ella Marinel r. thinner
Baehtrt John Wab. Henry kuhnemann hlaeh huhns
daughter H. Kubemanp H. MuTay Margaret Murray NJ
A. Rapporper tn. TToqnett. Rich Ros'e. - =,
FROM VERA CRu2-Iu steamship City Of Medieo pee 5-hIs
Lou Florence, T. CoyA. Aer LAuea, Geo NJ. MATte
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

PAPERS, TWINEs, THREADS, And CORUhGE.
WILLARD nAtVEI, Uicc auJ Nafeioo ~ Jg bOatsa
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
ONE HUNDRED MILES

is in full operation and equipped with 7tc trsi-
class rolling stock. The balance less than - niles is
nearly finished, and trains will run over tie entire
line during the present msnth.
This road has been consolidated with the Indian
apolis, Crawforlsye and Dlnyile Road, making
over 200 miles under one management. AMI furnish
ing still further security to the bOndhodcrs these
Bonds having been assumed by the consolidated
Company. called the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad. 1t connects the wiki direct
lines to Boston, New-lor6, Philadelphia. and Balt-
more aud with Peoria Burlington, and omaha Ou
the wcst-the only East and West line connecting
the cities of Indianapolis, Dauyille, UrLaus Bloom
ingtOn, Pekn and Peoria.
The high premium the stock of many q. tie rail
ways in Illinois command with no better prospects
than this road justiies the belief that it, stock will
also soon be at a premium, thus making thc con
rstible clause a valuable option. To make the bonds
still more secure Sinking Fund has been provided.
The belief that the Government will fund the Five
TwentieS into A. per cent loan makes IL desirable
for investors to look for safe securities that pay
good interest about which there is question, for
which they can exchange their 5-2Os-cap pta2ng
the premium, and gotting higher rate Of interest
for a long term of years. Nothing can be more de
sirable than First Mortgage Bonds any hrst-cass
completed railway.
The Coal Freghts alone are estimated sufficient to
pay the Interest the Bonds. the best Mines IN the
state being located on the line at Danyille.
Having carefully examined the Road from time to-
time aud its connections being also familiar with
the wealth and resources tof 1.-THE country along the
line. rs well rs with the rapid progress Of Inc Com
pauy from the start its Financial Standing and eii-
cient management, we recommend the Bonds as
choice Investment, the Security Of which has been
placed beyond any contn yency. as the Company
have been provided with the necessary funds 10 COM
plete the Road.
About four-ffths of the loan has been taken by
actual investors.
We continue TO offer portion Of the balauce at 80
ard accrued interest IN currency
All marketable securities received in exchange at
the best market rates. Bonds forwarded 10y eI-
press free of charge. Further particulars furnished
on application 10y the undersigned financial agenu
of the Company.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
INFORMATION FOR SKATERS.

OF all the days in the year there is not Que
regarded with great favor by the skating fraternity
first But unfortunately sufficient ice could yes
terday be found in ali the lakeand ponds combined
make a sherry cObbler Such condition OF the Central
Park lakes has not been known since their opening,
although in the Winter Of 1869 the public were not ad
United The ice until the 9Th OF January. Below Ia
bic showing the DAFT Ut whCh tho Commissioners threw
the lakes open for the skatng season. the date OF closing
and the number OF skating days in each year since
Nks,,,V.V ~ "A
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
NEWS PACKAGES FOB THE PRESS.

Casps pure arriving this port are re1uesieds
iever addressed the Eewiork Associated Press on 70
persons exhibiting the wtt.n authority Of W. si%encn aenern
Agent the Journal Of CcSMeroe Itmt TRIBUNE
Void EgpF,s Eraiag Post Commercial ddr'1r StdGh
Zf0 Yorker Dt0kTdf should also be delivered Only W
he ,Iue
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
>r'ssS3 ist.-.
CAPITAL SI0Ck,un.......".s
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. ......s
S3,O0B.
.S2,O0o,00O.

Length of road, III 5-lGO miles The bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile, ami are Sc
cured by a First Mortgage on tho eaiiTe pTopgiy
NJ the ConpdnU which cost about $4,000 per mile.
The road runs through the richest aud most pop
ulous agricultural district in Illinois. The 'ocd.
business alone is much more than sufficient TO sus'
tain it, This, with the tyOagh business, which II ia
expected will be limited only by the capacity Of the
road must make it profitable as any in the State
No road has ever been built having more nnmer-
,-,. nj nnlnn LII. nnnnn Lin.-s Enst uul WAst-
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

NOTICE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BOY
CtorHva can obtain IN, market sAcds al TRiPnhoh
HtsrEA Co.'S and to2 Bose Prices moderate and 600
warranted a. Tspre,snisd
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

SQUIRE g. LANDER, "a FultOn-st., New ork
reliable WArcHE Cue DAHoSbs choice Jk"
sIRI sHd BiIyBR WIRE. Diamonds q specially
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: j WISH You az
u,rnv New Yea II the burglars steal all presents do not bsn
NJ. ALsHn ruEeRAPB, OF the burglars hoihN
AluTTaJSL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27
QsAIh Qf al Q2EuM EAIsR

On Monday a woman named Elizabeth MaYes,
sxty.eight years OF age, residing on Western ave.
nue., Newburg. was found lying on the door Of her
bedroom in a dying condition. She was known to
have been for years confirmed opium eater and
laudanum drinker, and Of late had taken enormous
doses OF morp hine She was accustomed TO carry
with her TO her work (she was employed IN woollen
mill) 'plug" OF opium, with which she solaced
herself as the terrible appetite came upon
her. She died few minutes after the occupants OF
the%0use discovered her condition. An inquest was
held by Coroner Birdsall, and in the course OF the
investigation 1t was developed beyond reasonable
doubt that the woman had come to her death
through an overdose of opium. The jury rendered
q verdict In accordance with the facts. In the wO-
mans room were found several dozen empty lauda-
NUN vials q pot OF opium and quantity OF NOR
rhue. She was Of English birth aud Dad no reia-
tlYeS living IN this country.