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ar-5-The editor of the Augusta (Me.) Age writes
tbe following concerning the Aroosook Territory, SO
long in dispute:


Having had occasion during the summer OF 1S43 to
pass through the country Of Aroostook we were much
surprised to find it such beautiful and nourishing
country 1t has soil vastly superior to any in the
State, and equal to any that have ever seen any
where between the Mississippi and the st. John:
More beautiful forests do not grow cut of the face OF
the earth than are to be found in this new country