Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-05-07
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Il is ofsn a m1,,rr Of asicnishnsni to us,
when We 90 abroad and behold the country
c,,rywherc dotted with villages Of no inferior
magnitude. that Ne knew nothing Ut them b.
fore; AMI il can b. accounted tor in no other
way than that it i, so natural fur man to &C
cupy his mind with his own particular chan
mel OF pursuit and daily routine Of labors, that
h.s y,tou seldom extends beyond the limits Of
h,, own Preside
Our village Is situated on the Little An
Jrus,orgiu rt,rr. and is at present the tcrrul-
uu, If the Atlantic and - Lawrence Rail
Road. The m1ui.yId Interests ct this, IN,
many other pisces, are comparatively little
known. notwithstanding II is the metropolis
Of many surrounding towns. l., MS AZ this
um, briefly cavm,ra,c is more important
features.
rur r,rr ~ Tur corNTHY.
In the vicinity 1t thc village. 10 B, generally
level. bu, # W, allow our eve, to gar he
yoad d, immediate circumference, We behold
high hills, nouu,,,ns Of no medium s,zr, val
lsy,,
"su,ishrus in r.a.,,s qui,,ue'' ly'ScSn,'
making a .crussy inferior to none IN New
England The elect Of this diversified land.
~rars Il, ctyiou. !, nc, only lends To- AID TO
s-,ar.iy the scene. but secure. io ne refresh
ing hrrczrs, ,hu, giving uS a salubuouS and
arrr,ab'c cImltr. Ga the southern side Of
thr village. 90 ruNnp1s.t.on Ia II, Is a bcautl-
lI pine grove OF several hundred acres, which,
combined with tlr genera. variety ct scenery.
Afford, a Vas, AND prolific fclJ frrsor, for che
lover of Nature 20 contemplate the luGu'r
VISION and ruplur,, OF the Creator
onrrr,rIo, yr rHr rr1rlr.
Tho s,I lsa sandy lolm with a ,ub,'ra,um
u'rrayrI. we'll adapted to doe want, ct the age
a,arur.,,. and seldom rf ever a.I, ro rrmu-
u,-air HIM literally Tor h,, labor THIS, thea,
ma, b, sand ,o constitute ,hc chief employ
mr1t ct olr people, laI ,h., department o.,
conducted boo such manner that ibg common
,r-fdrauou of the term Is Inadequate in ca
pr,>, ihr pruir,,roa OF ,hus, engaged 900 Mt,
h..h auI noble calling Agriculture ), rcJu.
rrd 90 a system anI by diligently pursuing
rlr, system many have mode themselves uo,
b. rooi liver, " merely, Boa independent. Nul
few are worth thc.r thousands, rua'ubalr
ar-s,y ro arI charitable purposes. aui IS they
tread rhc d,ylnyui Doe, ,ans by ,hg.J WORKS
chat try have NOT lyri poo yaH.
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Thu, department ui industry has reviewed q
degree 1G attention cyrr,irl %, f.v town, 900
,rr state ", have lu active OPERATION, u0c
woolga Factory doing aa annual amount of
bu..n--, exceeding $4,000. About v1r ,h.rJ
ufth.s Is ,oafnrJ TO thl, and al vuIn- towns,
while the r,m,lnurt two atul, extends abruad.
Ta.,, Of, w.lI De- perceived, give, employment,
to a large uumbyr Of individual, 900 variety
Of ways.
Oac PIov Factory weld, annually from
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Reside, rbr-.. VI, have two saw Mills. two
l,-.f Mills. Furniture manufacturers. Tailor.
rr establishments. &c. also. Harness,
mssrr-. Tn and shoe, Iron workers. Machu.
isis C4rgrirrs. M4.,rs. Bark,mr'hs. Pam.
t.-. Glagrrs. sc. In nr'. nearly every DO,
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