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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-19
NOn-ReSident Taxes,

In the town OF Fryeburg, County of Oxford, and
state of Maine, for the year y ID. 1853.
The following list of Taxes on real estate of non
resident owners IL the town Of fryeburg, for the
year l>iS IN bills committed to Hiram n HOLDS,
Collector Of Taxes OF said town, on the nth day
of June l>i9, by hts certificate of that date, and
now remain unpaid; and notice is hereby gwen
that II sai! taxes AMI interest, and charges are
no, paid into the treasury of said town within
eighteen months from the date OF the commitment
~ said bills much of the real estate ~ taxed
a. VIII be sufficient 10 pay the amount due there
for, including interest and charges, will without
further notice, be sold at public auction at the
Urea sUrcr's Office IN said town on the III day oil
january, ISL, at O'Clock Z. NJ.
OtrJlerS o. Tar
UuEa0trn DESCRIPTION J'dlue. Dte.
John Boswell, acies meadow, SIS $3.50
Henry IL Lewis, 10 acres Ine-iOw, No.
Il, l.. Eastman, 100 2W
Benz. Walker, rs acres, 4th div, =. Far
rinstOn, No. 20, so 600
Geo. W Freeman Is acres plains, ~ 80
and ;. SAWYER, deficient highly, lsts, Is
A. Me NJ. Coffin, house lot by Iiu.chins, 10 90
Andrew johnson, heirs, 80 acres In lot
No -, II. harrington, 80 800
80 acres in ID. Web
tdef highway, lSSS, "a
Charity johnson, acres meadow, % ~
Jos. G. Whitney, 30 aus, part of Ii. Rus
sells, No. -, eiO oW
q acres meadow near
VIM II stevens Elfi Pis5 nTSSk ISIS 50 iS 50
Jas. NJ. Gibson, 81 acres plains, No.,
T.. Carter, % lW
J. >. Evans, heirs, q acres meadow amt
Page 10 acres in Eth div,
:. ingalls, 10 acres IN No.
s., u Barker, li5 $50
John Gle acres, part OF kilgore farm - %
Cnkao'n, MCMILLAN ~ -'''' am 40 $50 800
tdef. highway tax, Is6S, -
VIM. johnson, 40 acre lot adjoining j.
or unknown, Johnson, 100 200
fdef. highway tex, issS, 63
Nath'l Ames, 6 acres in Clay's meadow, 60 leo
j. +. 4 ). Abbott, p acres meadow, had
Of a. Knight, 800 Geo
Wm Parsons, acres in south corner OF
town. Liltlefed, so leo
J. BRAY 4 SON, 20 acres meadow, 2y0 +D
Allen < Reed, 90 acres OF meadow in j.
krye'S, loo 200
Owner unknown, buildings and 10 acres
upland and meadow, 10 acres
Frye's land, - acres in No. Il,
T. Walkers, acres LOWS
land, the 3. Heathiarm. 40 l1W
Jas. /. BO0thby, or unkn0wn,2 acres sn-
gar place, rs acres No. ~, 4th
div, NJ. Ames of %. Charles, lou 3p
Jas L OSgood, highway deficiency for 40
lstS, o."
John l. Kimball, part Of |, 9th div, a.
Chandler, 90 lW
JOHN LOCKE, Treas
FryeJurg. Aug L. ls10. SW
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At West Bethel Aug 18th, Mrs. Sarah, wife of
Cealon Robertson. aged 30 years months % DAYS.
The afflicted husband tenders his heartfelt
thanks 10 the kind friends and neighbors, who
mniste TO the wants OF the deceased, In her
Sickness ana during hts absence from home
In Cambridge, Mass, June 2sth, Mrs. Abby +.
Pitts former Of Canton, aged ~ years months
and ~ days.
PhTbe wife of Charles y, kit,ridge, of New lila.
ven. Conn.
In Jamesport, l., l., New York, Mrs Elma, wife
of the late DR. Joshua Tanning or Bethel, aged 81.
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What Did 1t. Lyons Kathairon made my
hair son, lnxuriant and thick, and Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm changed that sallow complexion into
the marble beauty yOu now see. This is emphati.
cally the language Of all who use these articles.
y ine head or hair and q refined complexion are
the greatest attractions woman can possess
The kathairOn and Magnolia Balm are just what
VIII give then. to yen, AID nothing else viii. The
Balm is the bloom Of youth. II makes lady OF
thirty appear but twenty. Both articles are en-
tirely harmless. and very pleasant. They should
brip every lady'> possession.
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THE
PEOPLES MEDICAL INSTITUTE
No. 3 BuifHch street,
BOSTON MASS

Established for the treatment of all diseases, the
subjects OF which 50 liable 10 imposition and cN
tOrtOn NJ the HAMS Of the advertising medical pre-
tenders who iniest all our large eies is now open
for the reception Of patients. The Faculty Of the
Institute may be eOnhdentislly consulted personally
OF by letter in all eases.
It's medical publications, comprising THE
MEDICAL EXAMINER, monthly, az SO cents a
year; HE GENFLEM Ans MEDICAL ADyIS-
ER, and THE LADIES' GUIDE To HEALTH, -
cents each VIII DC sent 10 any address on receipt Of
the price.
Ladies and gentlemen-yOung, middie-sged, or
past the prime of lfesuaern.s from any disease or
inhrmIty arising from constitutional weakness I'M
potency or sterility, desiring medical treatment or
advice, may, with the assurance that their CORES
pondence viii De regarded as stietly confidential,
and be promptly answered. address, inelOsiu,r CON
sultati0u fey Of a., THE PEOPLES MEDICAL
ms rlTUTE, or =. MORRILL,, NJ. D., No. 3 Bal
finch street, Boston. Mass.
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREAsCRER'S OFFICE.
ANN sfa. July L., $50.


DURSI;ANT TO chap 6, section "A of the Revised
Statutes, / will at the State rrcasurcr's ONCE IN
Augusta. on the seventh day Of September next, ut
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, sell and convey by
deed 10 the highest bidder, all the interest OF tho
State IL, the tracts of land hereinafter described
lying in uniueoi porated townships, tho said tracts
having been forfeited TO the State Tor State taxes
md County taxes certified to the Treasurer Of State
for the year 1865.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract will be
made subject to Night in the owner or part owner,
whose rights have been forfeited, TO redeem the
same at any time within year after the sale, by
paying or rendering to the purchaser his proportion
of what the purchaser paid therefor at the SALE with
interest at the rate OF twenty per cent per annum
from the time Of sale, and one dollar for leasc or
su Ii swner may redeem his interest by paving as
aforesaid to the Treasurer Of State, IA provided IN
chap G. section 50 OF the Revised Statutes.
No tract however, will be sold ut apricc less than
the full amount due thereon for such unpaid state
and county taxes interest and cost rs described IN
the following schedule:
Oxford County,
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No HUMBJG. We do not wish 20 inform YOU
reader, that Dr.. Wonderful, or any other man, Ia.
discovered remedy that cures all diseases OF
mind, body or estate an, is designed to make ouI
sublunary sphere q blissful Paradise, - Win cl
Heaven itself shall DC Inferior but we DO wish q
inform you that DR. SaEc's Catarrh Remedy IA,
cured thousands Of eases OF catarrh in its worst
forms and stages, and the proprietor will pay So,
for a case Of this loathsome disease that nc can
not cure. /, may be procured by mail for co cts.
by addressing L. ' Pierce, VI. d., KS Seneca ~.
Buffalo, y \. a pamphlet free. Sold by drug
ssts. Look out FOR men representing themselve-
as Or. sage; DIR. Pierce, whose private Govern
meni Revenue stamp is on every package Of The
Genuine, Is the only man living who can manuiac
ture the Original DIR >ages's Catarrh Remedy
Piles. PILES: Piles: Piles: Outward APP
plioations are money thrown away. The only
permanent cure Is DIX. HARRISON'S PERISTAL
Tic LOZENGE> They strike at the cause. They
are pleasant, nor Ike all pills, do they require
Increase Of dose They are exactly suited to OBJ
vlate conference.-the cause Of III hes1l.h. FoI
sale AZ No. fremont Temple, Boston, by r. \.
HARRISON & Co, Proprietors, and by all Drug
gists Mailed for GO cents. smangj
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New Advertisements.
LAKE SHORE
Michigan Southern
RAILWAH
BETWEEN
Buffalo and Chicago,
Without change of Cars, connecting with sill
Railway Lines
! East, West, North and South.
Tickets for Sale by T.. =. STONE, POST
Once, south Paris.
Reduction of Fare
Of $3.50 from Boston to Chicago aud all points
West.
I The Lake Shore and Michigan
SonfhP,.u R0iI,p0U
The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern RailwaU,

Presents Inducements 10 business men aud fami.
lies uneQualed by any line 10 The West. Its route
lies along the border Of Lake Erie and Lake Mich.
iyau, commanding an uninterrupted view OF these
Inland seas, and passes through some ofthe most
fertile and highly cultivated portions OF New ork,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and I'LL
nOis.
In It's great variety Of scenery. il possesses at.
fractions beyond any other route 10 the West.
The new feature Of Through Passenger Cars,
and Combination Drawing Room 4 Palace sleep
mg Cars, (Which run bctW cen Buffalo AMI Chicago
without change, of new design and construction,
peculiar this line, is particularly adapted 10 the
demands of all travellers who desire safety, speed
and comfort.
Close and reliable connections are made ~
Cleveland and Toledo Tor the South West, aud NJ
Chicago for - Louis, Milwaukee, -. Paul, Oma.
Ia, Denver, the Gold and Silver Mines OF COlura-
DO and Nevada, salt Lake City, Sacramento and
san Francisco.
Tickets, Cor all the above places can be had OF
T. r. >TuNE, Post OAice, south Paris, Me.
Aug. l., 1870
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Hebron Academy.
1908. G5th Year. 1870.
vJ>HE FALL TERM Of Eleven Weeks will com.
L mcnce on Tuesday, sept 9th, 1870.
A. &. HERRICK, A. NJ, Principal.

Miss hn,Gk R srSS,laM Assistants.
Mrs A. Z. HERRIcK, Teacher of Music, Oil Paint
ing an,i Drawing.
Mr. Herrick will enter upon his tenth year Is
Prcceptor of this Institution, and has been enga'
grd for the next two years.
Our aim Is TO have thorough School, and a
home like government. Youth preparing for Bus.
mess fitting for College Teaching, may be- sure
that special pains will he taken that they may do
well Students are requested e. attend Church on
the Sabbath, also TO retire nj ten o'clock.
Board, 81. 90 per week, wood and lights extra.
Good rooms for boarding SELF from 80 TO so c. nts
per week.
TUITIoN-CommOn English, 500
Higher English aud Languages, 600
or IS and 60 cents per week.
RJ-NO deduction for an absence of two weeks
except for sickness. Term bills To be settled The
ninth week of the Term.
Navigation, Surveying, and Book keeping taught
without extra charge. Books furnished by the
Principal at Portland Prices.
For board or rooms, apply to
4. b. BUMrUS, Sec'y.
Hebron, Me, July 2s, 1870. 3w
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Pay Up!

yI'IIE subscriber books and bills are LEFT with
i h. +, CRAWFORD Brysnt's Pond, for sixty
days for settlement: All persons wishing 10
10 that time when they Will DC len with an attor
ney for collection. =. \. BROth.
Bethel, July 9Th, $50. 3w
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DIRECTORY. =,

Masonic LOdOes--I Tive of Meeting.
oxrORD CHAPTER, Bethel, Sd Thursday
of each month";. .
blazing star, No. 80. Mexico, "Wednesday, Of
or before the full of the IaOOn.
Paris Lodge, No. 81, So. Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the full.
jefferson Lodge, No. lOO Bryant Pond, ID
Tuesday of every month.
Oriental Star, No. u, Liyermore, Tuesday,
or before full moon.
Bethel, No. %, III Thursday Of each month.
Evening Star Lodge, Buckield, working
under "a Dispen sation,-the lst Monday VI each
Pithaxorian, No. IL, Fryeburg, Monday even
ing OF or following the full OF The moon.
oxford, Norway, No. Is, Monday OF or next
preceding full moon.
Mount Tir'em, No. 1872, So Waterford, Tues
day, on or before the full moon,
Mt. MaFiah, No. IS, Denmark, Wednesday on
or before the full moon.
Nezinseot, No. IOI, Turner, Saturday OF be-
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
VT. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryants
Pond, every Monday evening. II
Rising Star, Bethel, Friday. evening"
NexinscOt. Buc kfekl. saturday evenings"
Crystal Wave, L. ,Duckleld, every Thursday
whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday.
Hear Mountain Lodge, So. Waterford We'd,
nesdsy evening.
UarbOr WsScAAoan, Nortb faris, 4puIs"'S
evening
WashinGtsA, Oxford, Thursday evening.
silver Lake, Sweden, saturday evening.
West SaAner, West Summer, "Wednesday
evening. $780,
FOres 1t Lake. Center Hartford every Saturday
evening b ........... .--... ia
Invineible, No. 226, East Sumner, every osEer
Friday Eyeaisgs, l lIiI
I. q. q. F.
Pequawket Lodge, No. 46, Brownleld meet
1st and 81 "wednesday OF each month.
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Desirable Residence,
FOR SALE.

yNHE subacriber, being about 20 move West.
II Offers for sale the place now occupied by him
on Paris Hin. For any one desiring pleas ant
home ia the country, this estate l. one of the finest
in Oxford County. II includes four acres Of land
of excellent quality. upon the main street in the
center OF the village, well stocked with the best
varieties Of apple trees in fun bearing condition,
and cuts hay enough Tor horse and COW.
The House has twelve rooms, i thoroughly
built has an excellent cellar, the best of water
brought into the kitchen. and woOd.,hed and
barn connected with the house.
The Chamber Furniture, the Carpets. stoves,
Curtains &c will be >oll with the house Il dcsir.
Ell but will not be sold separately.
PRICES 1000.
Application NAV be made to ihe subscriber, on
the premises, until sept. lst: afterwards 10 +. l..
SHAW GEORGE l.. NO>E.
Auc. II 1870.
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Special Notices.
a 2d-hand Buggy for sale CHEAP
AZ this Office. If
Twemty-Seven Years Practice

In the Treatment OF Diseases incident 20 Females
has placed Dr. DOW at the headof ali physicians
making suchprictice a speciality, and enables him
10 guarantee a speedy and permanent cure in the
worst cases Of Suppression and all other MeHstra
az DerdAgsaeats from rrhaterer cause. All letters
for advice must contain al. Odice NJ. . ENDI
COrr STREET, BOsToN
NB.-Board furnished to those desiring to re
main under treatment
Boston, July, :ls70. ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-19

The Whig says Col. John T. Apple
ton has returned from his trip 10 the
Sandwich Islands with his health unim-
proved.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-08-19

The present is prolific season for
animated nature, such as house flies and
grasShoppers.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court ofPrObate held at Paris,
within and for the County OF oxford, ON the 3d
Tuesday of July. ~ ID. 1870,
HN the petition Of e. G. CUSIfNAS, Treasurer
" of the Trustees OF Hebron Academy, pray
ing that Charles Ii. George Of Hebron, may be-
appointed Administrator, lie bonis non, Of the IS
tate of John +. Birrows late OF Hebron, deceas
ed-Harriet G.. Barrow, who was appointed Adj
ministratrix having deceased, without closing the
administration:
Ordered, That the said Petition give notice 10 a u
persons Interested by causing an abStI act copy NJ
his petition with this order thereon 10 be pIIblS D.
ed three weeks successfully in the oxford Demo
crat, newspaper printed AT Paris, that they MAJ
appear M a Probate Court 10 be held ut Paris, IN
said County on the third TUESDAY of Aug. neat,
ut ~ of the clock in the forenoon, and show eau
II any they have, why the same should vol be-
granted.
\. III. WALKER, j lgc.
A true copy-attest:J. :. HoBDs, Register.
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MARRIED..

In An,lover, Aug lith By Rev Ira G.. Sprague,
I William Clark of BYRON, and Miss Louisa Mary,
anna of New Bedford, Mass.
In Raymond, Aug. nth, by Nm. Small, Esq,
Charles III. Latham Of Raymond, aud Addie +.
I Hutchins OF Dixaeii.
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From Shore to Shore.
This is fine Steel Engraving by +. I.
STUART, from painting by
CLARENCE NJ. DoBELL.

This beautiful engraving, suggestive Of LIES
Journey, from Childhood or Old Agc,-represents
n boat crossing stream; on the forward part
Childhood IL repre- scntcd By boy and girl, joy
Gus and delighted with the prospects ahead. Fur
Their along IN the boat, n young lady Il playing
with the lilies while her lover whispers in her
ear. Ia the centre of the boat, Manhood stands
erect while his wife, with helpless infant IN her
lap Sits by his side. III the alter part OF the boat
Old Age i pictured by au aged man and woman,
who are looking back, evidently reviewing the
past Time is the hardy oarsman, while his little
daughter, carefully watching, forms the moral oil
the picture. The whole forms scene OF rare
beauty. II is printed on plate paper sox2d inches
and will be sent TO any address for 100, or gwen
as premium for four subscribers Ia The Oxford
Democrat, or for 81 - will send the Engraving
postpaid and The Democrat for one year.
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REGULATIONS.

Such regulations will be made for the direction
and control of the gentlemen and ladies, M are
supposed to be most conducive to their progress
in study and their general Improvement. They
will be subjected 10 no unpleasant restraint, un-
less they prove themselves 10 require IT, The wei
fare of each pupil social. and physical, viii be
made a matter OF special care.
Pupils from ont OF town, or away ftom home,
will command tho particular attention Of the Prln.
cipal, who will spare no pains 20 secure their hap.
pincss In case OF sickness, proper attention Will
be given with good medical advice when required,
and with the least possible expense.
Board can be obtained in private families upon
reasonable terms. Those wishing Ia board them.
selves will bg furnished with rooms.
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Look Here !!
FELLOW CITIZENS:
The place to buy
Super.Extra Smoked Halibut,
is atthe NORWAY FISH.MARKET.
Norway, Aug 10, 1870 2w
Gould's Academy,
AT BETHEL HILL, Me.

TIME FALL TERN Of this institution will com
i mence on Tuesday, Aug. 80, 1870. and
continue eleven weeks.
G.. NJ. BODICE, \. T., Principal, with competen
Assistants in all departments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $3.50
Higher English, 500
Common Branches, AGO
Teachers Glass win be formed at the begin
ming of the Term designed especially for the drill
of those preparing To tesfh.
Facilities for seli-bOarding offered
Good board neae by for $500 to $3.50 per week
Tex Books at lowest Boston prices.
II is desirable that all be in attendance on tn,
first day.
Bet hel, Aug. 10, 1870. Nv
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WANTED AGENTS, everywhere to can.
w yass for The Life or Charles Dick
ems" by Mrs L. 4. IIanaford. 4 book for the
million. 4 splendid work for Agents. Now is
yonr time IL make money.
Address II. A. MCKINNEY 4 CO.,
= Elm Street, Portland, VIC.
Aug. 1, $50. Sw
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Paris Hill Academy.

THE FALL TERN OF this Institution viii
commence on Tuesday, Aug. 3Oth, 1870,
and continue clcNcu weeks.
EVERETT HAMMONS, 4. r., Principal.
with competent Assistants.
TUITION Primary Scholars, 800
Higher English, 800
English and Languages, 600
Music, Drawing and Painting under eNpericnc'
Ell teachers at the urIal rates.
Good Board at reasonable rates for those who
desire IL.
Pupils will be charged tuition by The half and
full term.
IFor further information, address
SAML X. CARTER, Sec'y.
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BORN.

In North Buckiield, July Slst, to the wife OF A,
r. Barrows, a son.
In Woodstock, Aug. 10th, 70 the wife Of Wallace
". Mitchell, son.
In Porter, Aug I2th, to the wife Of G. A. Ran
dali, son.
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TAbstrac, of Planting Writ !

Abstract of Plaintiffs Writ.
In plea OF land, wherein the said plaintiff dc.
mands soizin anG possession OF u certain lot OF
land situated in SAID County OF oxford described
a. follows, TO wit Township "a, No. 80
Whcrcupon the said Smith AYERS that, within
twenty years last past, he was seized OF said de-
manhed premises, in his dcmesne a OF Zee simple,
and ouGh. now 60 be in the quiet enjoyment there.
of; vet the said defendants unjustly, and without
Judgment, of law. disScixed the said demandant.
and still hold him out % the possession thereof,
taking thcrcirom the rents and profits thereof for
six wears last past, TO the value ofsiN hundred
dollars.
Date OF Writ, september 10th, lSj9; rcturnablc
20 the March Term, \. ID, 1870
AL damnum, Five Hundred Dollars.
4 true abstract OF Plaintiff Writ, and copy Of
order OF Court thereon.
Attest: wM. X. KIMDALL, Clerk.
Iibbf plaintiff 4 ATTORNEY.
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Teachers Institute.

TIME TEACHERS INSTITUTE for Oxford
Il County will be held at
south Paris, commencing August 18th,
1870, at 10 A. M,
and continue five DAYS, under the direction Of
Prot. +. a ALLEN and the County supervisor.
Teachers should he provided with states, paper,
pencils and such text books As are generally used
Teachers should aim TO be present at the opening
of the session.
There will be County Convention Of School
Committees and School Agents on Friday fore
noon during the Institute, TO which ali educators
are invited TO he present.
gentlemen nc the lowest ratios:
y. 7. TRUE,
Bethel, Aug. 3, 1870. Cor Supervisor
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The course OF study for Young Men

Is designed to give them thorough business Ed
ucation, 10 prepare them for Teaching, or 10 it
them for College.
Pupils will not be obliged 10 pursue the exact
or,lcr OF studies designated in the Course. Those
who wish To pursue Music or Modern Languages
or any other branch. separately, can do SO.
4 report of the study AMI department of each
pupil will be forwarded to parents a, the close OF
GA term
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Notice.

4 Ii. persons who have unsettled accounts with
"A me can have them adjusted by calling on
Richardson 4 Bennett, whom have authorizeu
10 settle the same.
- E. w. MESSENGER
Norway, Aug. 10, 1870. 2w
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Maine State College Of Agricui-
turc and the Mechanic Arts.

ANIMATION for admission will take place
II Tuesday, Aug. 23d, 1870, commencing
at . O'Clock A VI.
Candidates for admission 10 the Freshman Class
must not bc less than fifteen years OF age, and
must pass q satisfactory examination IN Arithme'
tic, Geography, English Grammar, llI,tory OF the
United States, Algebra far is Qaadratlc Equa-
tons.
Satisfactory testimonials Of good moral charac-
ter and industrious habits are rlgidly enacted
Immediate application shopld be made by those
desiring Ia enter in August, TO Prof. NJ. { FER
NALD, or ; AMUEL JOHNSON, A. NJ, Orono, Me.
Per order OF the Trustees.
Orono, July %, $50. Nv