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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
WINTER APPLFs


Spitzcnberg. Northern Spy, Talmon
Sweet. Granite Beauty, Rhode Island
Greenin. Bottle Grecuing. and Hubbsris-
Ton Non Such.
The ESop,ls Spit>sHbeTg (as called in
the Jooks.) in Western. aud Central
Maine except in strong rich loams. is
rather feeble and slow grower. East
OF Us in Washington county. and else
where along the sea coast. it i fast tax
ing high rank. and bids fair TO prove TO be
one Of the bes, OF our winter sorts. The
apple is mostly rich red. flesh yellow,
and in flavor not surpassed 10y any other.
The Northern Spy This is one of the
best OF varieties for Northern MSine. the
tree is very thrifty and the fruit is Of the
highest excellence All that can he said
against it is. that il is = very iar,y bear
err. but when it comes into besrin. il is
productive to good Old age. There is
no better variety, where one i n Hing 10
wall
The 7allman Street. Everything con.
,idcreI. with an occasional Siberian win
tiers. no variety takci Lu higher rank
than The Tallman Sweet Il should find
place in every orchard in Eas,cu Maine
The Granite Beauty, Is last taking
rank as one OF the very bes: winter sorts
for this section OF the State. A. Bangor
il is classcd Is one. Ut the Two best.
The apple is large. pale yellow, aud Of
good quality
The Bottle GreeAiHg. good ~ is the
old Rhode Island Greeniug. The Bottle
Greening is proving OF as good quality.
and a longer keeper. It i, good into
May, q far better apple in Spring than
the Roxbury Russet.
The HHJ5arL>i9H Non sucA This is
one of the best early. or mid winter va
rieties which can be grown with success
in this past Of the State. /, j. not very
hardy or thrifty when young. But Tor
ali Of that. it is recommended tor rNlen.
sive cultivation.
There is q new variety-,he PeuaHkee
a seeding Of the Duchess Of OidenbuIg-
a fast grower, constant bearer and long
keeper-good into June, which is prov
ing itself 10 be the ne PlaS ultra for the
north west
The TetOfsky, Red Astrachan. Ouch
ess OF Oldenburg, Alexander. Fanuse,
and Pewankee are known n Iron ClGds,
so classified. because no one of The Sc
we're winters have affected them. nor
DO ouI sudden and extreme changes in
lure them. -EHST0rh 4mericaH.
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Siicri0's Sale.
OXFnRD. s.

OAFbRDt s. -
fTNAkEN on Execution wherein Thomas e. Cur.
/ ne, and Francis &. Steat'us sac crrfprs s,id
ChaFl-- \ Coniiizs. Or lt.-it-i issaii ,i.tv.i.
debtor lul t,'il h. 81 "a I.ahi au-ti nu Slf
uil, she c. - .-iNiiI tili .f .f.4 3 % f-..
~ tN t"'iH-S g. % "a ll' . ..l.. s,.tii
Iinfilp a H l.-.. J. uaou De- ~ a.l,. A.
t,naI.ttgu 80 g.. .,-tf.iit % $685. -.i- e
thr viuif' rt o. -..i 1.. go .'i ' tt st, -anh
day OF February, a II. lsiJ, su John +. sNasey
OF said Csnt0d, Tor the .um vi One Hundred and
seventy Dollars, the following described real e..
tate situated Ia the town of Hartford in ssid C0un.
ty, to- wit, certain lot of land with the buildings
thereon, being n hundred acre lot humber two ia
the fourth range OF lots In that part Of said town
Of Hartford, known a. ThompsOn's Grant, aud "a.
military known AZ the EbeneRer Washburn farm
the above premises are subject 80 mortgage be-.
corded IN The oxford Registry OF Deeds, BOOK To-
Page {0s, given by the said Charles 4. Coolidge o.
one John 4. Warren, Of LiyeupOre. IN she County
OF AHdroscogginLo fecure the payment OF . prom
.ory uotc u Six Hundred Dollars, payable De-
four equal in,tJliment-, In one, TWO. thrSe ard
four wears from 10. date, April ith, 1871, with ln-
tered Oh tie whole annually, which tfrrs D..
now due SIX Hundred and Tweutr Three Dollar.
and FiIty-,iX Cents aAd interest .fi0ia thr litl
90 January. ). - ISL
Dated ai Canton, tlil- lith day Marcel g. r..
1873 E. 4. BARBOA>.
Isuu.l Srtltr
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81, X Ei8iFiig raiaG5le crfrUcfs from fhr Ifess
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10000 FARMERS

To improve i,1OoOOo acres L. 4. Lands, free from
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4HE 4-IC4S sb,u. tnis Grams Alc- Low ftieei
Long Credit, and . Rebate Io scitlsf OF nearly
one Fourth. Rich soil. AMI splendid Climate
Short aud mild Winters carly planting anl no
wniori"s VI -lo,G plenty oI tialniall -nH I-.' 'i
the right season; Coal, stone aud Brick "n '"'
line Cheap Rate, on Lumber, Coal, &c; no l1n''
owned by >pccuntor.; Homestead and Pre- emp
tious now abundant, lr-tclas, Railroad ON the
line OF q great Through Route; Products ~ill pay
for Land and Improvements
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BEST THING ii THt WEST,
Atchisoa, Top ka & Santa 70 r. H.
Ia GA ED $50
THREE BILLION ACRES
Sil,,1fcd IN o,,d 1icar he .lrkaHSas Tdlisy
Finest poriion NJ Kansas
FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.

Eleven yclr-' Credit seven per cent. lnl,rc-
~ per cent. reduction % settlers who impro"
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Extract of Roots aad Herbs which a'n1st in-
YmallF crss Joe following complaint'
Dy -prp.H. lIealt Burn. Liver Complaint. .nd
10, sol appetite cutcd by taking few bottle.
Ta--fiuir. Low spirit. aud sinking sensation
cured 40 once.
Eru.uous, Pimpic.. Blotch, b, and 600 Impurities
Of the blood, bursting thi ough The SKIN COZ oihcr-
wise, cured readily by following the direction. -
the bottle.
For kidney, Hladd,. and trin,r, dyr.r-cmrnis
/, bls no equal; one bottle viii convince the m'st
-kcpticIl.
Worm. expelled from the system without the
least difficulty few bottles are sufficient .r the
M. OBJ t,nJt, case.
Pile. one bottle has cured a.. most ,liDcut
ease when ~ other remedies failed
Nervous dihruit.c-, Neuralgia, n, .d4 De-. Sc,
c1-cl immediately.
Rhcumat-m, Swciloa ion,s. nni ail scroiula
Affections rrtu,D'l. ct greatly relieved hy thIs
.ayalnahIr medicine
Bronchitis, CatHr,h, Conyul ions, and Mysteries
cured VI murh relieved
Difficult Breathing Pain iu lhr Lung. side and
Chest almost invariably culcd hy taking q i'W
bottir- of th, Quaker Bitter.
Female Diriculics. % prevalent among Nmcri-
can ladies', Weld readily to this UlIia"uir mcdi
cine, the Quaker Bitter
Bilious G,,ah1nt and Intermittent frycr-, 80
prl, atout 100 many part al "tr country, frui irlcy
craiiratcd by ihc use ct thc Quaker Bitter,
The Aged nnd Quakrr Bitter. Just the ari ir they
stand n need of 900 thc'r declining 'cir.. ltluics.
ens thc blood and cheers tIr wn,i. aui paFc- the
passage down tie plane inclined
SO one can remaia lspr unNcll .uale~ afflicted
with gC i.cUauc disease after taking lew bot
tlc- %! The Quaker Filters.
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sou by sr Druggist, aad Dealers 10 Sssi,'a,.
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BOOK CANVASSEES.
AGENTS, A RARE CHANCE !

We viii pay an agent. siUpcr week 90 cGth nit,
will engage with a. nt ONtr lstgy ta.r- .uu.i-h.
ed and e. tpcu-c- ptii Aldrr--.
.tUII.TI az - Co, GhRIl ott~, GiCh.
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YELLOW FEVER.
Appearance Of tic Disease d. Cairo

Appearance of the Disease az Cairo.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Sept. 28-C Considerable
uneasiness is manifested at the prevalence
in this city Of what has hitherto been de-
nominated u G0usCstiye form of bilious
fever, but which some physicians now
pronounce yellow fever modified by the
Northern climate. Only six or eight "a.
tai cases have occurred, and these are
confined to those whose business kept
them on or near the river: There Ia
more sickness here now than the city has
experienced for years, and in majority
Of the cases the symptoms are aimilar
and resemble those Of yellow fever In
mild form. i'-F
Deaths at shreveport and Memphis.
sHREvEpoRr, Sept. 2s-The following
are the interments today: B. Baker, two
months; E. Il. Calhoun, 10; j. Clarity,
"a; J. 8. Ashton, "a; Hartwell Prescott.
"A; II: Y. Coyle, 80; T. II. Garrett, "a;
Max Warner, 10; Miss Ellen Burleigh,
10; W. Il. Cooper, Al; Ellen Brent, (col.
oredG Damon Williams, 90; Jas. Howes,
not given; Beckcy Douglas, %; Minerva
Lee, ,35. NJ rhGa'h h7FT ~ H''d'liti
MEMPHIS, Sept. ss-There have been
sixteen yellow fever interments. The
weather Is quite unfavorable for the
abatement OF the disease. sl
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4xRHsoEsTHH WERKLr,
on Saturday, formed au Association and
resolved that the banks and bankers Of
the Association NAV certifv checLa for

on Saturday, formed au Association and
resolved that the banks and bankers OF
the Association may certify checks for
Their customers,in lieu Of paying currency.
Tor all deposits held by them to this date.
and will open special accounts In cur.
rency: The: certified checks viii be re.
ceiyed by different banks, and payment
Of notes due them, which certified checks
shall beredeemed by the parties certify
Ing. In the certificates issued BY
the Controlling Committee upon the de.
posites of collateral security, each
bank will regulate its, own exchanges on
other cities. :; This arrangement goes
into effect September Goth and continues
till November first, The banks which
did not sign the above agreement are the
Bank Of Washington, Riggs q Co., Ma.
tional Bank Of the Republic, Farmers
and Mechanics, and the National Bank
Of Georgetown. e .-s is5
The United States coupons maturing
November 1st will be paid on and after
September Goth, upon the rebate Of the
interest at the rate Of per cent per an
mum, 5!tf ~ 53s ~ a-fH'! 'iF -
The Cleveland Banks Resolve not TO
7T'' 5iPay Large Checks.
2 CLEVELAND, Sept. 2S-The association
and bankers composing the clearing
house In this city OF a meeting held last
evening alter very careful confederation
Of the subject unanimously resolved that
In view Of the action by the banks In most
OF the principal cities cast and west It will
be prudent to decline topsy currency up.
on large checks so long as the present
monetary condition shall continue, and
that they will pay such checks only
through the clearing house certifying the
same whenever ceriiflcation shall be de-
cided. D" H -
Better Feeling in Charleston, 8. c. =
b CnAnLEsToN, Sept. 2s.--A better feel
ing prevailed at the close Of business Sat-
urdayth the National Banks having received
larger amount of greenbacks oD deposit
than they paid out. No suspension has
occurred beyond those announced Friday.
,s5 an Latest from New York. huti
"a New York, Sept. 2s-The corridors Of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel were almost dc.
serted tonight forming striking contrast
to the scene Of last Sabbath evening when
the hotel was crowded with an anxious
and excited throng Of bankers, brokers
and merchants. The letter Of the Presi-
dent and the favorable news from Chica.
60 will no doubt exert beneficial infu-
ence here tomorrow. n,g r,
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A Qule, Day d, 81. Louis.-A Health.
Ier Tone Prevailing. ~ !,

ST. LOUIS, Sept 27.-The day passel
quietly IN . financial and commercia
circles. The excitement oi previous day
has almost entirely aubaided, and ther
was positively an improved feeling amonl
all classes. The prices on Change stif
fened materially and some articles brough
higher figures than since the commence;
ment Of the panic. "A number Of banl,
announced this afternoon that they vii
pay all the currency checks against thl
new currency deposits, and certify check
against deposits in checks. A fair amoun
|of currency has been paid the merchants
and manufacturers for wages, and no grea
dissatisfaction Is expressed by any one &c
far as learned. On the. whole, a much
healthier tone prevailed, which greatly
increased the hopeiulness manifest on al
sides. .,,~,.fg -.s,,. ,g a.t,,iB'
Partial su,sppesusion u,ps ii DabuuIq ae... |. Rau
on Savings Banks Subsided.
DUBUQUE, Sept. 27.-The Commercial
National Bank Of Dubuque is the only
bank In this city meeting all the demands
In full In currency to-day. The deposits
have. conaiderably decreased, the Mer.
chants National, having suspended pay
ment entirely, and the First National pay.
Ing In bills receivable and o small amount
In currency. ..5,rs7ss7 ''EA'rgal eS n
Therun on the German and Peoples
Savings Banks seem TO have subsided.
Little Rock Tied in aKnot.
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 27.-The money
panic continued to-day. Never in the
Ihbtoryto tofsthe city has money been 80
.stringent.s Il sis impossible to get any
with any sort Of collaterals.S
A Better Feeling at Augusta, Ga.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 27.-There Is q
better feeling here to-day, Ibut otherwise
the situation Sis unchanged There Is
nothing doing In cotton ior want Of cur
rency. Some few bales Of middling were
forced at fifteen cents. 1t Is believed that
the suspended banks will be able TO re-
sumo currency payments early next week.
TIE Banks Paying Literally at Balli.
YIi|g9Gi more. 5S@sGsS
BALTIMORE, Sept. 27.-The day closed
in this city without additional excitement
or reports oi failures. The strlngency in
money continues, but all the banks have
paid out liberally on small checks to sup.
ply business demands. "a i-,.;,N
Nv Suspensions AZ Canton, Ills.
CANTON, Sept. '2Z-The 1st National,
Peoples Bank and Home Bank, Of this
city, have temporarily suspended pay
ment until the crisis la over. The reason
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THE CHANGERS.
Issue of a Call for a Convention q,
sHft,,s Chicago. sAal =

Issue OF Call for CONVENTION at
rgaW5 T. Chicago. 'A.l -
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-The State Central
Committee Of the Illinois State Farmers
Association, have issued call to the
farmers clubs, oranges, farmers associa-
tions, agricultural societies, boards OF ag.
riculture, and other organizations Of the
industrial classes OF the United States, and
requesting them to send from their own
number. and Identified with their
own, interests, one delegate from
each Of such organizations to meet at
Chicago, Wednesday October 22nd for
the purpose OF discussing the prevailing
overcharges In transportation to incite
and perfect the Organization Of agricultu.
raj and other industrial classes who chief.
ly suffer from those overcharges In
every state, territory and prov
inces In the country, with the view Of
throwing out q combined and overwhelm.
ing influence against their future depre-
dations, and 10 take such measures as
shall secure prompt and efficient legisla-
ton, that ahall end In complete extrac-
ton OF all railroads and other monopolles
now proving on the productive interests
Of America.
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evening anu knowing saturday 10 be or
ordinarily heavy day for checks OF smal
manufactures, and the panic among small
depositors increasing, they agreed to closl
their respective banks In the morning
All Of them have abundant resources
many Of them being able to pay two dol
lars Tor every one on deposit out Of theil
assets. The other banks In the city were
heavily. drawn on, but are all right, and
will mot be affected. The suspended
banks are all savings banks, conducted
chiefly by Germans, with large lines ol
small German depositors. Its believed
there will be no more trouble, as conf
dence seems to prevail. The officers ol
| the suspended banks met this evening I'd
devise measures for relief. Nothing oi
importance was done saving the appoint
ment OF q committee to devise and report
plan to facilitate exchange among
banks with th6view Of an early reaump.
tion. The lack OF system among bankers
has tended to suspend banks, every bank
looking out for its own safety. The sus.
pended banks will place all collections to
the credit Of the owners as special de-.
posits, and receive deposits as special de-
posits subject TO the draft Of depositors.
There Is not any prospect Of q run on
the banks on Monday, as all the others
have prepared for an emergency. .
mpfoyement inithe sitnstion at Gin
sss3 sssse Z cinnatf.i es& ss u =
CIScfNNATI, Sept. 27.-The financial
situation here to-day appears TO be i'm
proved. At the close Of business an i'm
proved feeling was plainly manifest The
adoption Of the resolution Of Hon. George
u Davis blythe Chamber of Commerce,
commencing the action Of the Cincinnati
banks, expressing confidence in their man.
agement ands asking them to extend all
possible accommoda to the commerce
and manufacturers, ofstheIcity, appeared
IL, itself 20 improve, the feeling oil mem
bers voting upon It.. During. the .discus-
sion of the question Hon. ]. Z, ,sKeck, who
was, tho author Of the last resolution,
spoke specially Of the necessity at this
time oi all business men, as well as bank.
era, exercising toward one another the
largest possible accommodation untilthe
panic is .oyer.z The expression Of this
sentiment was received with the warnest
applause. There was no particular change
In the general markets and there Is no
hope Of much until there e'better facil.
tiles Of effecting exchange. Still there 10
no panic in prices, and nothing ID, actually
pressing on s.the market. The banks
and bankers generally report having
passed through. The new arrangement
worked more smoothly than OF any time
since the first step, was taken. Some Of
the banks report that they have received
as much currency as they have paid out,
and this, notwithstanding 1t was supposed
that this was TO be the pressing day Of
the week. Owing TO the large sums
neededto payoff the operatives in the
manufactures, the manufacturers have
generally been supplied with funds 70
meet their immediate wants.
Another Meeting OF the Chicago
~ Clearing lHonse Association.
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Murder of a Roy In Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 2s-An Eaquire
apecial from Lexington reports that last
Saturday near Chelesburgh, Kentucky, In
Fayette county Montgomery Parker. q
farmer quarrelled with John Wells, q boy
whom he had in his employ, when Wells
len on foot, whereupon Parker followed
on horseback and shot Wells dead In the
highway begging Tor mercy. Six or seven
citizens Witnessed the murder. Parker
made his escape. r-
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Weather Report.
.., -.- Wan DHPARraHar,
oryIux PTur Cutry sIgHAL oryToxn,
WAunMGToN, D. O., Sept. B.-6;00 2. u.
PRonABuITIRs..

PHOuABlLlTih5.
On Monday, Tor New England, the
pressure will diminish, with gentle and
iresh southeast to southwest winds, partly
cloudy weather and possibly occasional
For tbe Middle States, fresh and occa.
sional brisk southefly to westerly winds
and partly cloudy weather, with rain, es.
pocially for the northern portion.
For the South Atlantic States, gentle TO
fresh winds, mostly from the east and
south, partly cloudy weather and coast
rains. .y.......
For the Gulf States, east OF Mississippi,
gentle and fresh winds, mostly from the
southeast and southwest, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain areas.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, gen
tie and fresh southerly to westerly winds
and partly cloudy weather.
For the lower lake region, cloudy
weather, rain areas and fresh to brisk
winds veering to westerly. rgr IH
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"A London Times special from Paris
says Mr. Theirs on his return TO that city
will assume the leadership Of the party Of
the left, ..n-
Col. Charles j. Biddle, Of the Phlla.
delphia Age, died yesterday.