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RRIcKLAYERs' UNION, No. !

- OF albany, ". r., meets every WEDNESDAY
evening At No. u State street, AIhsny NY Me(pves.
building. John 2. ehierden, Eressdens, jas b p att
Arst Vice presideBt Andrew Tenaat second ~.
PRESIDENT Samuel J. Nee correspwndnx aecretarv. Ina
,. Carroll, recording secretary: Thos. Newto5' an
sec.i Jeremiah Hereheah. assslAas IN. sec John n
Tod d, treasurer. Cormac Nc Williams PAtrick IN nm
condussogs. Pcstodace Dor sos s
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GAINESVILLE. wIS.-Union No.
y 100 meets on the Z SATURDAY. evening II each
month ii bappins Hal !. A. StelBberg. pres. Clsrie-
Ebert. rec sec and treas walter CHM, ia I'D
Sec, drawer los.
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" Is mee,f on the aFren gusedaE IN each month d
Birgs1 Hail &aries Rawbo%e, President. Henry Kms-
Heidenfiecb, rec sec. C. NJ Adams, In ard cor see.
VOC DE a. - 81. VIZ - -. -
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EVANSVILLE, IND.-Unicn No.
IA - meets g She third Thursday wen ng or each
"a III n streets. J. Fisl,eE,s prssident. jacob
sauer vice president John euith, financial rotary
Ohsrhs B-stsnbe der, rec riding secreBtry. George
teryy = D. Fisher, Emil Levy, G. A. Meta, trustees
PostoMes boz 134.
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EEx"$
PILE REMEDY.
DYSPEPSIA

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic y prepared
expressly for Dyspsptlcs and those SOLDERING with ha
bltnA Costivsness. Il Is slightly uiating tonic
and q Bpendid appe ixrr IL strengthens the stomach
and resiores -tiVe sRs their heAEAy
Weak. nervous and dyspeptic persons should use
WAAsERs DfsPkPTp ToHIo- For sale by drusgnts.-
Price Ons Dollar.
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IRREGULARITIES UNION, NO. 2
- Of kent1rky, meets every TUESDAY evrpinS !,
No Oh scott Street between Third and FOURTH Gov.
ngson- A. J. abbott President A. Ambrose VIZ,
President a. 0yervine, Treasurer; E L. Dwelie
Financial Secretary WIN. R Marin Recnraing a.
ngton, Kentucky
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NoRT WAYNE INfNANA.-Uu;ou

No Is meets on the Or a sssurday evening OF eacA
month. Vim. Rothon, president. Nsr,in McKeon,
vice president. Henry w. Ortman. trchsureE " ".
Oyer, corresponding secretary, box $50.
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SYRACUSE, n Y.--Union No. 6
~ neet' on the Ia At Thursday in each month " ,
yGnio, president :. Sinm nds, vics president John
Bond, treasurer John Z. kratS, corresponding "
recording secretary, d@wer $50. Place Of meet
Ing II North ezbna street. s... FH.H Y
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A UBURN, N. Ys---UDion Nos 81
"A meets on the Arss Monday evening in each month
a No; II cot Geneses street. Robert RRess rrgs-
dem. W. .. Eelbsft ske ssfeslassi3B. KfLAs-
renee, recording and financial sec. Geo. @. Cham.
ssr sorrssPcn ing sserstaY las Aslons, aaasgrsr
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: = q g. LOui., meets On the Second FRIDAY eve
as s wee ssi sss.Ia.s ~; sass-s ~ ~
ITrsaaEHS Goa. Vollasn ca. ssshssfE fBokss&
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NORWICH, N. Y.-Union No. Is
~ meets on the nrst Saturday or each month at
Mechanic Hal South Man street A. y. Gnrvfu
pres ,. T. Whlcex, vice pres p y echorn, sec, boz
~. Harvey HaIlison treas. 2f7.
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL.--Union Ne.
- IS meets the hrst Saturday of each month The
5sstnonic Ia" 2. ~ 800. sssss:s Ta'sinE,oS and
Yer, Vire Pres Vim speckmsn, Financial Secretsry.
G siaasl g. Sc Chris IiseRpa. assrPRk .Sae,
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TROY, N. Y.-UDion No. . meets
Il on the laa Friday or each month Of Apollo Nan,
corner OF Congress and River ssrestsL Pster C.Ay.
president Henry Conuors, vice president. GeoSRs
Smith, recordfng secretary Rredsrfck BioA hsls Mnan.
caA secretary Louis schneider, Ad.lph saaaas
corresponding secretary. r. o. boz iO3.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.-Uniop No

JACKSONVILLE, ISI..-Union No.
liz meets On the frse Mgnd.y OF each month, In
Pyast,s Hall. Conrad soaosskar president. Benjamin
cassel recording and Asaacial secsn 'azy. VIM ksgn
reasurer =. A. OrneBss, sespssr ending secretary,
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CT. PAUL. MINKs--Union Ne. 90
~ meets on the first Monday Of each month In Mont
gomery's Hail. corner Of THIRD and Wabsshsv streets
a a.ssS as pss;,se .s Al.9os Ks: gtSSs
responding secretary Henry Picker, Anancial secrs
tary. Christ ner, treasnrsr. p. o. box 1881.
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NOUNCIL BLUFFS. IOWA.

- Union No, ll0 meets on he Last saiurday 81 each
month at City Han, Bro d~ay. Jas Mccarthy presI
dene. Joseph Morris, vice president. +. c. walten-
lasl, resordipg and hntncisi secretaTy A. schoIIp.
treasurer ,. kiebes, corresponding tecrcaary, hon
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
~ No. 50 meets sss ntss MONDAY Of every month
Henry c. Ransler, pres.s-h; Lov Gou- pFc.ldent
h. V. CraigsnAn, financial secretary. simon A Lind,
recording corresponding sscretsry. Louis Becker
treasurer P. o. box zSe
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Union NO *

" Headquarters Berlyn House, ~ East DrosSsay,
New York Meets the hrst TUESDAY In every n01sh.
Kelley Moses, president 50 Monroe =. Sykes wire
president. Msrris Davis nnsDclaI secretary Han
Jacobs. recording secretary. Barnett Beryn CORES
poudIne secretary, % East Brosdwav.
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ITHACA, N. Y.-Union No. IL holds
regular meetings the Hrst II srsdav IN every M nth
Henry fownley, President Harry Jones' Vic Pres
peut. IDhn Vote, Treasurer. John Prayer Recording
secretary.
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~ meets the hrst Wednesday in each month O.
the OF klcott and Huron streeta in Aps ollo
Hall Lcrs Becksten, PRESIDENT 9s7 Genese ssFs e.
LoE Beekste q, rice presidsns. Phil Weseuheimsr
recording secretary. O. n. schwenk. financial score
t&ry. Henry Las. treasurer. Henry sehaxter. Gsa
i'm erp eter. Board Of Directors C. W. Rleirl,
Lcesch, Gerens Beckstein, Henry schlager. David
Shelter corresponding secretary, box $40.
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URORA, ILL-Union NO. 81, of
", Aurcga, Deets the second Tuesday Of each
'm"nsh, at NJ. seuth Broadwas. A. Hodns, pres-
dent boz 17S j. L. Springer corresponding secretary,
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D0UGHKEEPSIE.--Unicn No. 80
L meets the FIRST vednss day Of ever month
John zieTler, Pres boz 4se. Leue Holman Vice PREF
dent william Wolf Treasurer. John Kaiser, Heesfa-
ing. Financial and Corresponding Secretary. p O. Lock
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DETROIT, MICH.-Cigar Makers

EIItOAI MIOI1'--NIgar Mdkefs
the nrst and third FRIDAY Of every month, the N
'ayette Hall Grstiot street, Detroit. John OcallaghAn,
president. II, J. Michael, vice presiasnt Thomas M
Doian, recoT1ine secretary. Anthony KruNrF, nnan-
ciA secretary stephen Howell treasurer. FrAah III.
'iill, corresponding secretary, box 500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-29
OUR r ABLE.

Every Saturday, for August 26th, has an en-.
CRAVING OF Sir Walter Scott. with illustrations cf
his burial place and the memorial monument
The publisher. intend. hereafter 10 give a seiies
OF drawings Illustrating many OF the prominei
characters in Soott's novels; also views OF pictu
RESCUE localities made famous by connection with
his memory, A spirited sketch of Long Branch"
with amusing illustrative pictures, given in the
current number II this excellent periodical, pub
liz he'd by James Il. Osgo0d 4 CO., Boston.
The Atlantic, for september, has a story en-
titled The Romance Of Matlrono Hollow, !" and q
poem called "A Grsyport Legend" both ny Bret
Hartc.
Our Young Folks, for September, contains
tour chapters OF Jack Hazard and the conclu-
sion OF Miss Phelps story OF 1.-THE Girl who could
not Write Composition; - paper on Light snd
shadow" illustrated "a Nights Adventure on
the Ohio RYers' an article on "Monograms,r be-
side- poems and other interesting matter.
The Nursery. for september, Is fresh and
beautiful with it, numerous illustrations and Is n
treasure for beginners in learning to read. j. L.
Shorey, Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-29
AnOther Railroad Slaughter In
Massachusetts.

There was an appalling railroad acct.
dent at Revere, on Saturday night last.
oecasioned by colliding of trains. on the
Eastern road. Nearly thirty are killed
and over forty injured; among the killed
are Rev. DR.. Gannett, of Boston, and
Rev. Dr. Mason. OF Cambridge. (Baptist)
who Is well known 10 our people, having
recently visited Paris Hin, and preached
here. We have not time tor further par
ticulars.
1t appears To- nc the most disastrous ac-
cident which has ever occurred i'm Now
England
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Call al Dr. Twilcbeps Office. Re

Call at DR. TwilcheIrs office, Bethel
Hill, if you desire The services oil Den.
fist ii
II You wish the best results from the
money expanded for schools. get Camps
Outline Maps Send for examination ON
request Address ATwELL & Co., PORT.
LAND. Agents for Maine.
HEART DIsEASE.-''I was induced to
use FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP or HY-
POPHosPHITEs. and the effect was wonder
lul In two days Ielt the benefit OF il,
and after taking half IL bottle was ru-
tirely free from my complaint. Disease OF
the Heart. and 10 this day have not been
troubled with return ohit.
SARAH LENT.
Freeport. Digby Co., MS. Feb. 10, 1869
Bald heads may have new crop Of
hair by applying Halls Vegetable Sici-
Ian Hair Renwer. if the hair folicles are
not entirely closed up
a great many people have asked US of
late, How DO VOW keep Your horse look
ing so sleek aud glOssy?" We tell them.
us The easiest thing in the world; give
ohcIluhh CaNaiTy COMMUNION TOWuefS
two or three times week
A gentleman in the eastern part OF the
State, who Was about having his leg
amputsted on account of its being bent
at right angles and stiff at the knee.
heard OF 'JohnsOn'S AnOdyne Liniment."
Atier using il shout time. his leg be-
came straight, and is now as seryieeable
as the other.
Carpet Buyers will 10 well to examine
The stock OF MeSsrs. Geo. w. Chapman
& Co, Boston, before purchasing.
Leaders vi ChoirS and Musical Con.
fenlions are invited TO examine the new
book OF Mr.. Leonard Marshall, well
Known as an author and musical eonduc.
judges.
Inc SACRED Crown. published by Lee
WSnepard,iS commended to the attention
VI All who are contemplating the purchase
VI new singing book for Choir or con
''h1lOn purposes. See Advertisement.
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Z GeMRty Lodge L. O. of q. T..

The next session. Of the County Lodge
OF Good Templars viii be at East Sum-
ner, with InvincibIe Lodge. on WEDNns.
DAY. Sept. 9Th. A good timo is expect
ed. Speakers from abroad will be pres
ent. A representation from every Lodge
is requested. rs il is the annual meeting.
when the election OF officers viii be
ma,le.
The business meeting will commence
pnnotually at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and there
viii be public meeting at o'clock.
PER- ORDER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-08-29
Nou-Resfdent Taxes,
In The Town Of Hartford, County Of Oxford, an
State of Maine for the year 1870.

State Of Maine, for the year 1870
The, following list Of Taxes on Real Estate o
nonresident owners in the town Of Hartford fo
the year A, ID. 1870, in bills committed to Benz.
Robinson, Collector 81 said Town OF Hartford, OF
the Esd day Of August, A. d. 1870, has been return
ed by him to me rs remaining unpaid on the els
day Of June, 1871, by his certificate of that date
and now remain unpaid; and notice is hereby
given that ii the said taxes interest and charges
are not pail into the Treasury Of said town with
in eighteen months from the date of the commit
ment OF SAID bills so much OF the real estate tax
eel as will be sufficient to pay the amount du,
therefor, including interest and charges, will
without further notice, he sold ut public auction
at the Post Office, In said town, on the first Mon
day IN February, 1872, at one O'Clock i. NJ.
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DIED.

Atwest Paris, Aug. 18th, Fanuic Curtis, daugh'
ter 0f Daniel and Charlotte Curtis. aged 20 years
At Bryant's Pond, Aug. 18th, Helen Florence,
daughter of Fred. N. aud Mary i. Bartlett, aged
year. t.Hf gET
In kttcrl, Aug. 10Th, Lizzie Mabel, daughter
of Frank l.. and Nellie NJ. Jerry, aged weeks.
In Norway, Aug. I'D, Mr., II. G Cole, respect
ell citizen oi Norway, aged abont Us years.
la Albany, Aug. 22d, Roliston, aged years :
months, soB OF Harvey aud Adelia fnllcr.
Iu Fryeburg, Aug. 18th, oi brain fever, Georgia,
daughter OF Ira L. Scavy, OF Hiram, aged : yrs.
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OrchdrCiinO.

BY an arrangement made with Sears.
one of the best writer's ON the above sub
lect, all questions asked through the col.
umns of this paper. relating To orchard
ing, will be answered by him. in our
columns.
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OXFORD, SIS AT u Court ofProbate held at Paris
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday Of Aug. A. d. 1871,
7 EVILS BISBEE, Guardian Of Alvin c. Doten,
IL miuoi child and heir Of Alvin e. Doten, late
OF Sumner, imsaid County, having presented his
final account of guardianship OF said ward for al.
lowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice to
all persons interested, by causing q copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in tho
oxford Democrat, printed ut Paris, In said County,
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
at Paris, in said County, on the third Tuesday OF
Sept XII ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon, and show
cause, If amy they have. why the same should not
be allowed.
IL. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attest: j. S. HOBBs, Register.
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OXFORD, SIS AT n Court OF Probate, held ut Pa
ris, within and for the County of Oxford on the
third Tuesday of Aug. A. ID. 1871,
4 GORGE II. BROWN, named Executor in O
W certain Instrument purpOrtng TO be- the last
Will and Testament Of OsgoOd Brown, late OF
Bethel, in said County, deceased, having present
ed the same for Probate:
Ordered that the said Executor give notice to
NIL persons Interested, by causing "A copy OF this
order To be published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat, printed at Paris, in said
County, that they may appear ut u Probate Court,
to be held at Paris on the 81 Tuesday OF Sept.
next, ut nine O'Clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, ii any they have, why the same should not
be proved, approved and allowed as the last viii
and Testament OF said deceased.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true cOpy-attest; j. y. Hobbs, Register.
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New Advertisements.
Wallet Lost-$l5 Reward

r oST on the Esd inst, somewhere between l..
i 4 Newcll's, In Sumner, AMI the old America
Farrar place, in Buckheld, wallet, containing
some money, aud many valuable papers of no use
10 any one but my self
The Under shall he amply rewarded, ii sl5 II
not sufficient, by returning lhe same To me at West
Ninot Me ALIEN. CROOkER.
Aug. -, ISL.
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OXFORD, IS Alta Court Of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford on the third
Tues day Of Sept, A. ID. 1871
NTIS HAYFORD, named Executor In o certain
instrument purporiing TO be the last Will and
Testament of So san W. Mell.n, lata Of Canton, In
said County. deceased, having presented the same
for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice 10 all
persons interested by causing copy Of this order to
be published three weeks excessively In the Oxford
Democrat, printed at Paris Id said County, that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held ut
Paris the third Tuesday Of Sept next at O'Clock
In the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
Why the said Instrument should not be proved, ap.
proved, and allowed a. the last will and Testament
of said deceased.
A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
"a true copy-attest: j. s. HOBBS, Register.
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OXFORD, ss:-At u Court Of Probate held At Paris
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday Of Aug, A. ID. 1871,
ENRANKLIN SARGENT, Guardian OF William
IL A. Potter ct ais. minor children and heirs OF
William Potter, late of Oxford, in said County, de.
ceased. having presented his second account OF
guardianship Of said wards for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice TO Nil
persons interested, by causing copy OF this order
to BE- published thee weeks successfully In the Ok
ford De mocrat printed nj PaTis, In said County that
they may appear ut a Probate Court 10 be held at
Paris on the third Tuesday Of Sept. next, ut nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause. any they
have why the same should not be allowed.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy attest: j. 8. HoBBs, Register.
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A true copy-aitest: j. 5. HoBBs, Register.
OXFORD, SIS Alta Court ofProbate held st Pari,

OXFORD, SIS AT a Court ofProbate held ut Paris
within and for the County OF OXFORD, on the thrd
Tuesday Of Aug, a. ID. ISL, 49,
NORNELIUS II. WHITMAN, Guardian OF Geo.
A. Hptchins, minor child anil heir Of Geo.
A. Hutchins, late of Canton, in said County, de-
ceased having presented his first account OF guar
dianship of said warl for allowance: 20
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice
TO NIL persons interested, by causing copy OF this
the Oxford democrat, printed at Paris, that they
NAV appear at a Probate Court to be held at Paris
in Said County, on the 81 Tuesday Of Sept, next,
Mt 9 O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew canse, II
~ WV W. A II. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy-attest; j. S, HOBBS, Register.
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suPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.

Thy Ssaweed Tonic, Ina conjunction with the Pills per-
u.ea,es and assilaiss with the FOOD. Qualification Is
now pr.res.in without It's previous tOrturvs Dges-
ton becomes painless andthe cure il seen to be a. hand
TLera 5 lto more Gataleilce, exacerbatioI VI the
stuuaeh Anappetite sets In
Now the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
b. iudul.cnt father 10 suffering man. Schenck >
PulmOnic syrup comes Ia 90 perform ia functions and
hasten and complete the IL enters 1T once upon
It, work Nature cannot be cheated IL collects anal
rpens the impaired and diseased portions OF the lungs.
Ia the form ~ gatherings prepares them Tor expecto
rIli6n ail0 IN very short time the HIalsdy Is
pushed the ruten throne that II occupied is ated
and made new and the patient In all the dignity
gained Or steps forth to ENJOY the nanhoodor won-
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DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

and Avacd themselves ot his wonderfully ctilcacons
Ine,iciiies, they Wutld not have fallen.
pr. Scheuck las Ia hi. own case proven that wher-
sNrr sufficient vitality remains, that vitality BY his
laeJcines aud his Itecus for their Use "a gncAened
into hcAnitul Vlgor
Ia hi. statement there Is nothing presumptuOus To
tho fl OF the Invalid 10 made representation that Is
noG thatsai i tnes sBhstantAtsd ly hNg and visible
surAs The theory @, the BY Or. schencks medi-
cines !, "a simple IL - uailng lts philosophy re
quis uo argument IL is self assuring, Seli-COnV inctng
IlE. Ssaw vci IoEie and Mandrake irs are the afSt
weapons ith which the citadel VI the alAdy II
sailed TWo-thlrd1 OG the Of eunsumpuOn origin
Al~ IA dsSpepssa and a fIneLolAly dsOrdeEsl liver.
With thls eonditluG the bronchial tdbes "syuDsthze
with Die stomach. They respond 20 the morbIlc &C
tOu OF the lNSL Here, then coUes the eliminating
result AMI the sctLg In with all IT, idstroAsng symp
o. al
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NORWAY
Liberal Institute,
NORWAY VILLAGE, ME.
THE FALL Il e IL Nj
WILL COMMENCE
Tuesday, August goth, 1871,
AND CONTINUE TWELVE WEEKS.

The school Year commencing with the Fall
Term will consist OF three terms OF twelve weeks
each.
TIE Course OF Study in the several departments
will he arranged with reference TO years contln-
uous work, and the following Teachers VIII be
| retained through the year:
WIN. EDWIN FROST. A. H., Principal.
Miss ISABELLA a. GRAY, s,s;s,ao,,
Miss 1ZAH +. HOWE,
Mrs. GEO. 5. AMES, u,,s;. Teacher,
Miss JENNIE l. UPTON, '""''e 1s"'"''''
Special attention will be given to Students ltting
for College.
Classes will be formed for those desiring TO
study French, German, or the Natural Sciences.
students preparing to teach, will be carefully
drilled in the Common and Higher English
branches.
Text Books will be furnished at the lowest
prices.
TUITION:
Common English, ALSO
Higher English and Languages eco
Music Lessons, including use of Piano, 1000
Bills will not he made for less than half Of the
term.
Board, including wood, lights and washing,
- % To $3.50 per week.
The Bakery and Market afford facilities for self
boarding; and rooms can be rented for this par
pose at reasonable rates.
Application may he made To the Principal, Rev.
T. 4. MERRY, Rev. l.. III. TABOR, or FREELAND
HOWE, Esq, Norway, Me.
Aug !, ISL. iw
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The work VI cure Is beginning The vitLlied and
mucous deposits in the bowels and In the slimentary
cana arr 81 ccted. The liver, like clock is wound up
IL arOuses foai is Orpldty. The stomach acts res
pOnsyey and tie patient begins 10 feel that he Ia get
ting IL lAat
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Expenses, &C.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary and
Female College.
THE FALL TERM OF Ii WEEKS,
WILL COMMENCE
hnDust I4fh, 1871.

II. l.. TORSEY l.. J.. D., President
j. l.. MORSE, \. NJ, Professor Of Languages.
4. r. CHASE, \. b., Mathematics.
JOEL WILSON, Prof Normal Department.
Miss NJ VI con, \. NJ, Preccptrcss.
Miss =. u. ROBINSON, Teacher OF Painting and
Drawing.
JOHN PERLEY, Prof. Commercial Department.
w. r. MORSE, Director Music Department.
MISS - Assistant Music Department
p. A. ROBINSON, Sccry of Trustees.
Kents Hill, July Goth ISL