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The New York herald., 1873-05-01
DEATH OF JAMES BROOKS.

Another Journalist Called Away-Thc
Representative Of tho Eighth District
OF New York I'm Congress Dead-Sorrow
for the Deceased in Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 80. 1873.
Hon. James Brooks, Representative in Congress
from New York, died AT his residence in this city
tonight at haifpast eight O'Clock, In the presence
ofhs family. He recognized those around him to the
very last moment. He had long been In feeble
health FROM as he himself frequently said, the
effect OF fever which he contracted abroad. The
deceased was In his sixty-thlrd year. His death
has created profound sorrow in all circles Of the
community.
1t is understood that DR.. A. Y. P. Garnett. who
was the attendant physician, had known Mr..
Brooks for years. He had been constantly by his
bedside during his last illness, and at one time
DR.. Garnett recommended that he be removed to
the sea coast for the benefit Of the salt water air
without experiencing the anticipated benefits, he
RETURNED TO WASHINGTON.
nnUue 'te madie o. Inis monta Mr. brooRs was ns
was surrounded by his family and the best medical
attendants His case presenting some unusual
and somewhat obscure features prompted DR.. Gar
nett to seek the advice and professional Judgment
OF Drs. Hall and May, two OF the most eminent
physicians in Washington, there being diversity Of
opinion with regard to the pathology OF Mr. Brooks
case. The combined skill OF these eminent medi-
cal practitioners has proved unavailing, and the
surrounded by his mourning family parted this
life at halfpast eight O'Clock, exhibiting to the last
moment that resolution and courage which had
characterized his political and public life.
A POST-M0RTEM EXAMINATION.
The case of Mr.. Brooks was so peculiar that his
widow has consented to allow post -mortem ex-
OF the District have been requested to be present.
THE REMAINS
will be taken to New York tomorrow night, and
buried from Christ church on Saturday, OF which
the deceased had been member over thirty years.
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pertinent he made in the application of
ashes to s Baldwin tree with exceeding
ly good results Question-Are hes or
lime best? Mai. Adams, Ashes are pre-
| ferab'e.
Mr. Dyer, New Sharon, had sold many
Western trees, but believed If farmers
who bought them had thrown their money
into the fire they would have been better
of. The main fault was in shiftless set
tug. lie believed farmers did not put
their orchard land in good condition rs
they ought. The land should be brought
into as good condition IS tor crop Of
corn.
Mr.. Craig. Pennington, did not be.
lievo in the wholesale condemnation Of
Western trecs-ihousat culture had as
much to do with the failure at Western
trees as anything lie would inquire
how long it takes TO raise u bearing OF
chard from The seed.
Major Adams. E. Wilton, had raised
three pocks of irui from ticc IN II or
II years QucSlion-Waat crjp. pota.
toe, o, corn, ua+ most detrimental to
trees? AnsWeI-Po.a,Oes VAS consider
ed preferable. Mr.. Crosby asked the
best location Ion an orchard, whether
south. west, east, Or north
Major Adams thought south aud south.
east. tar preferable.
Mr.. Sawyer, Wilton, laid he bad seen
the best orchards in the northeast cant.
Major Adams would LAY word rs to
Western trees lie belieN eel Il cheaper
tor the tanner To raise his own trees,
AMI better Ion several reasons, one lhng
va, adaptation 10 >oii
Mr. Dyer New Sharon. sal one thing
essential i. setting uecs, MS Ia cut
snioo, IA the end, ot AL roots nuiiiHicd
When removed from the nursery. rhe
,carlcd vnd Viii thus lhrow oU, db:Ous
root, much sooner tbaG ~ hen The cutting
is omitted.
Question w hat Is the cost ol raising
trees > Atnom 10 10 10 ems aud rs
good as any Western trees.
At the close ct the discussion the iol'
low mg resolve presented t3 M'. Craig
OF FArmiu.tou. was passed: Nv hcreas,
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NnIice of foreclosure.

yurpFAs James Berry Jr.. OF Lawrence m
w tbc County Of Essex. state OF Massacnu-
-, tho fourth day OF March A. ID. lsoi', =!
hIs deed Of mortgage Of that date reeog az
ONiO.u "a = irrc. Berry Of said Lawrence y
CCrtaiS lot or parcel of land containing 90 ag'G
viii The budpgs thereon situated m Anaoye' :.
he countv oil oxford, safe OF Name ana -.
.IfJ g. follows. viz: being tile came pISil I
-, 10 tmes Berry, Jr., b. AheIt S.I'! ~
fi. deed dated Narch lth, \ d. IS ana ~ 5.sei
Albert Colby by JeHial { mI oat on q ISa ,Irr-
Dec 9Th $50 andi 10 said Campbell 10y 1'' p..SsrIy
nook l:3. page i.'s, to secure the pay n.us tb,
certain note OF hand therein deer Osu All. oo me
conditions Of said mortgage have been ,S I'D
zane having been assigned 70 w ~ the ,lme
9rroriing 10 the statuie in such case me-
,.royiied and give thi, notice Tor thI puppPSSFD
Rumfsrtl, Maine, Nov. TO- 800
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi-WeekIy Line.

NNand after the 18th inst. the fine Steamers
~ DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, will,sntIl further
notice, run as follows: -. -
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The Dirigo and Franconia are fitted mp wife fine
accommodation for passengers, making this the
mott convenient and comfortable route ior travel
ers between New York and Maine.
Passage IN state room So. Cabin passage -,
Meals extra.
Cioods forwardedto and from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax St John and all parts of Maine. ship
pers are requested TO send their freight to the
Steamers as early as L. NJ, on tie days they
leave Portland.
For freightor passage apply 10
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Mercantile Savings Institution.

NO. So WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON
y All deposits made in this Institution com
mence drawing interest on the irst uay OF each
and every month Interest Is paid for every iul
calendar month the money remains in Batk,
thereby securing 10 the depo,itor an average fnte
Of interest exceeding that paid by any other saw
ings institution. The institution has guarantee
ntnd of $4,000 for the express protection oil
0epOsitOrs. octlA-lzW
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nyFoRD sS:-Ata Court OF Probate held At
paris within aud for the County OF oNlord
on the third Tuesday OF December, u. DO
On the petition OF JOEL II Bl1ELoN "ual
dian OF Hattie Il. LoycjOy 20 al. nlin"r I'i''
II Jacob LoveIoy late or Peru la said County zee
ceased, PRAYING Tor license % sell and conNry ''e
right OF said wards la and 20 he Han Farm -4
called In Peru being one skin part in Sunlli". an
s'iysntsyeouS oncr OF two hundred dollars 49,
Ordered, That the laid Petitioner si.,., $,
% ~ ne,s,n. interested by causing an ADsr.et OF
- P,i,in win mi. order thereon TO De publishtd
49,. .ucee..iyely in the oxford Democrat
inca az Pari. thai they may appear AZ Probate
Court TO be held At Paris ~ s'a CoIn.y y ,u
a. ,orepoon aud show cause 10 any they have vi!
M .ame should not be granted.
tne s'i'' Al. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-auest: IL. I. DAVIS kssi''eI'
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MAIDS -!

Teachers. STUDENT. Clcrsymcn, Pos;ma,icrs and
wide.awakc oung Blcn and Men aud Women u
an Glasses:
You csn easily earn lrst class sewing Machine
or Rock sUn. -icut TO stock library or some val
liable Picture. to beauty your homes; or a nice
Stersoscopc or a good time keeper O'clock or
Watch or Music Box. or a Gold Pen or Pho
tograpu Album. uV stand Kerosene Lamp for
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iiounrv; or Roger Nu.id renowned >tltunry
Groups; or a Pine NiolH. or "a Remington HId"
Cane. ar a Remington Double Barrel Breach
Loading shot Gun, or Cabinet Organ worth sliO
hr simply working mp your unocCuplcd time M =
way explained iu the circulars Of the OF the NJ
II L. Go. Perfectly legitimate and respectable :
many would sav philanthropie Address VI. III. l.
90 I2q East 18th ST. New York.
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Malice Foreclosure.

YNI-UI iC notice i hereby given that on TIE
Il twenty sixth day of August, \ II. ~ JONI
n Thur-t6n ot oxford ~ the County ul vAlniu
and Stale of Maine los his mortgage deed 81 thHt
q .tc. recorded IA the oxford Registry "i ivvn9'
bo.k l,-i PAGE 41l convened % David William
1'Durst,r, OF sad oxford one undivided hall al n
certain lot OF land Wth the buildings lhrfeoh s''
mated in ,aid Oxford and bounded a' follows w
commencing az point on the souiherly side oil inc
end Ttunk Railroad ON the north side OF the
Whittemor,. road leadiAg from the Depot To craig
Mills - called theuce by following the Hue "i sail
Whittemore road to the meadow brook 50 caileI'
thence turning and running IN northeilF direction
in the centre of laid brook until u strikes iShu
owned Il, Nose, McAil>ter, thence turning ana
listers and 10 TIE Railroad. thence turning anu
running in n southerly direction ON line OF salu
ROAD 10 an, the iii>t mentioned bouud' ana thh'
the sand David William Thur~tou on the Nun day
OF February. \ u i~7i signed, transferred anu
sci over 10 Emily c. Knight Snd susan ' thAm,
beers ii O;ishell in the County Ol Numpe' i1uI
aud state aforesaid the Aforesaid mortgage uceu
recorded as aforesaid the notes and claims thtTe
bv secured and all the right, title and interest ~
and To- the real estate thereby conveyed Win all
the rights thereuuto spperaining. which assign
ment il recorded in the Oxford irs'st'y OF 9ssd'
Aforesaid hook 10, page -; that the condition OF
/ said mortgage has been broken by reason Mhet'o
the subscribers s.igures of SAID David llian
I Thurston, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage
pursuant 10 the statute in such case made ana pro
yided. ,l
Dated ut OtisAeld in the County 81 Cum0sfIanu
and state aforesaid THE second day Of pecem
her in the year OF oar Lord one thousand elgh
hundred and seyeniy-tlree.
EMILY {. Knight and
SUSAN V. CHAMBERS,
| Bv their Atty. IL VI. SYLVESTER ~
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OXFORD, Sal coqrt Of rroeaie e, 1 n, a a

OXFORD. sat a Court Of Probate hello az
Pari. within aud for the County u oxford
on the third Tuesday OF December, u -. -.
nN the petition VI MAR"AkEI bhl Al
said Count, deceased, praying Tor an allowance
Out of TIE personal estate of her laa' hu- baiA
ordered, That the -aid Petitioner give u"i.ce
TO all person. interested by causing copy OF ils
order To be published three weeks successvel ihhe
oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, that they may
appear a. a Probate Court 10 be held Al IaIi
in aid County on the third Tuesday Of Jan next
AZ O'Clock In the forenoon and ,hew cause ~ 40!
tncy have why the same should not h granted
A. II. WALKER, Judse.
Atruc cOpy-attesi: II. c. DAVIS, Register
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The chances for a giit are as one 10 iiv,
PRICE OE TICk ETS.

I'D
Amounting To-
The chances for a gIit are as one 10 five.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Ticket, $50; Halves. s25; Tenths' or each
coupon Is; Eleven whole tickets for $500; 22l tick
cts for SI,0p; ll3 whole tickets FOR 5000; ~
whole tickets for 10000. No discount less than
500 worth OF Tickets.
The Fourth cir Concert will be conducted in all
res poets Ike the three which have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
Circulars which will be sent free from this office 10
all who apply for them:
Orders Tor tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended To in the order they received,
and il is to be hoped they will be sent promptly,
that there may be no disappointment or delay IN
filling ALL Liberal terms given TO those who buy
to sell again All agents are peremptorily ie,
quired to settle up their accounts and return All
un sold tickets by The 10Th day of March.
THOs, T.. BRAMLETTE,
AGENT Public Library Ky, and Manager Gin Con
cert, Public Library Building. Louisville, ny, or
TIIOS. II. HAYES & CO..
Eastern Agents, GOD broadway, ". .
decl6-lm
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NOTICE

T. hereby given that / shall turn OUT AS a pubic
i common, that part of my farm that my iH"e''
"'''' MARY ;. DELANO.
Milton Plantation, Dec. = 1873. 10
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administrators sale,

DYvhr.uc OF license from the Homo able Judge
, of Probate iOr oxford County The under sigh'
Ell Administrator on the estate Of Le,iP Aiiister
hate of Lowell In said County deceased hciehy
gives notice that he will sell NJ public auction ~
the house on the premises on Thursday ,ihe e'ghih
dav OF January next at one o'clock IN tie hlter
noon the following deacribcd real estate, 10 Wit
all the homestead farm Of the said Levi 7. NJ Al
lister, for the payment Of debts, charges OF al
ministration, &c. BENZ AMIN HEALD,
Administrator.
December o, 1873.
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OXFORD, AT a Court Of Probate held 81
Paris within and Tor the County Of oxford
on the third iuesdty Of December. A. ID. isSI,
u'ELER KIDD x Guardian Of Eugene l.. Nd.
der minor child and heir of Lcsmore ID. Kid
der late Of DiNiied n said County having present.
Ell his gnd account of guardianship Of SAID wards
for allowance.
Ordered. That the said Guardian give notice
10 Nil prrsons interested by causing copy 81 tbs
order 10 be publshcdthree weeks succttsneiy ~ To
oxford Democrat printed lt Paris, that thcf nay
appear az a Probate Court 90 De- nt!d 80 Paris
IN -aid County on the thtrd Lu'~t stay Of Jan next
At O'Clock iu the fot' noonahd Do " cause 10 any
they have Nhy tht Same H., uld not De allowed.
\. Il. ALhEK Judge.
AIruecopy- msst u e DAVIS. Regi'ter.
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preparation. made chiefly from the ma
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BOSTON & P0RTlAh B
STEAM ERS-
commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
TIME undersigned having been appointed by
i the Honorable Judge OF Probate Tor The
County of oxford on the sd day oil CctOoer a
n Is-3 commissioners to receive and examine
the claims of creditors against the estate Of
Nmmi Bridges, late of Porter in said County
deceased represented ns Olyent, hereby gave notice
that six months from the date OF slld afolhlInth'
are allowed TO said creditors in which 20 present
and prove their claims, and that they viii be N
session at the Office of +. ". Rdlon, hezar rails
Maine, at the following times for me purpose OF
RECEIVING the same, viz: the last Saturday In
December 1873, at o'clock +. NJ, and the last
Saturday in March 1874, att O'Clock J. VI;
JORDAN STACY, I'd.
FRANCIS W. REDLON,
Commissioners.
Dated this lst dav Of Nov. 1873.
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Agrlrultural.
TVII NC LIF I.tNII " ~
Fyu.kli. County Farmers.

ssertiur Of the Association at Industry
gtx.IN nf-Su.SionS--Ghe LaDor lUcs-
tion-~prChsrd Calture--Ths preTtsston-
nj. aud the Farmers.
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A,ruecopy-mn.i n Q DAVE. Reri,ior.
,XTORD, s. At a Court ot r..tu, h.. ct

OXFORD, - AT a Court 90 i..ht,, H.. &c
Paris within HuG TOR o." ~ ''.'rfd
on tho third fLr...i. CO., l',. I.... f.t. t-...
~ thc p'. t'H't --.'-'I...N . ti-" o. I'D
~ Guardian rt ,,..I- I.t 4 ..IWtil rl ..t 900.
nor heirs OF Gliulu & iatntlI Ifc "i Iilcad ul
said County deceased pr.fn- lo. l.r"H.c t1 -eIl
and convey all lhr right tu- aud lnierr-t which
SAID ward. have iu and to any aud UlI real estate
iu Frycuurg Academy bTaut, Plantation. io ~oi.u
Cofliu 40 an advantageous offer ot two huudrfi
and twenty live dollar-
Ordered, HAT the sali Petitioner gFruoilcr
10 all persons interested BY causing a abstract Of
said petition with TINS ORDER thereon 90 BE- published
three weeks -ucce-,isell iu the UNiurd Democrat
printed 40 paiis. thatthry may appear a. Probate
Court 90 De- held AZ Pari- IN .ali County on the
third Tuesday of January neNt az O'Clock bon
tke forenoon and show cause 81 amp they ba1s way
the same should not be granted.
A. II. WALkER. Judge.
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Zeal Estate E Mortgage Bo"'' ,
PAYING IL PERC IN MY.

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send for circulars 20 Kansas Loan and Trf-t Co,
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Nice.PTes q. VI Noblc see.
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Liver Complaint, Bleeding
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And sold BY Druggists and Dealers generally.
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Atrue cop,-a,,,'i II. { DA5" R.si.i.r

OXFORD, - Ar Court Of Probate held 80
Paris within and tor the County ot oxford
on the third Tuesday Of December. \. y. 1875.
4 UGU>II~ BILLINGS Executor ou the c-i'ir
n Of .orrrzn Rillius- Late of Wood-tock in -lid
County deceased having presented hi- iir,i account
of administration of Tie estate OF said deceased
for allowance.
20 AL pcr-on- interested los causing copy % this
order 10 b, published three week, -ucc,.sNy} io tr
ONioId Democrat printed 90 fari-, That ilrt may
appear 40 Probate Court ro be- hrlt 600 PARE
IN -aid County ON tie thiru Tuesday ui Juut. ucNt
~ . O'Clock iu the forenoon and shew cau-clt Huy
they have why The same should not D. allowed
\ A. WALKER. judge.
fr,. .,t.- aff..t. 81 4 DAVIS Register.