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wlmxaroy. Feb 20, 1851

WlgmSaroy. Feb %, 1851
Gr>rlnr-l have the honor of rr-ri,.
log Your note II the lnh instant, inviting me
,o attend. either personally or by letter,
-uc.al festival Ut the Soas of ONGd County,
Maine, iu be- held a, Blaror on the iIh prnN-
lmo, in hono- Of their r,lsr.'a0i. Nouwill
pleas, accrp, my lllnks fr yours'l,c, and
yuur associates ON tha, day, Tor tho d,s'in.
rushcj honor YOU have conferred On me hy
tl.s invitation Few things, indeed, would
give me more pleasure than 10 hc With YOU on
llal dly. and % Unite With you, cordially. IN
honounr that handy portion q: the State OF
Maine whence Nc came. This pleasure ]
musl iurrro, ia duiy to NV adopted land, and
| lm happy to embrace the alternative which
your pol.;,at,. extended to IN, ol cusIamP-
inc bu, fintly on paper wha, would be my
feelings ir with you on that day.
To my mind nothing i. more appropriate
than for the scattered -ons of recognises
division Of State or nation to com, down
from their respective residences to meet ou a
common level. fora common cause, and that
to commemorate. in soctal interview, the land
Of their childhood aud the sporting grounds OF
youth: and while doing this, 1t j. matter oi
no slight intent ii trace out aud dclincaie on
the cun,l,iaI canvass. the tracks Of the " out
ward bound" sons Oft faihcr.land. When
wc leave the domestic frc-sidc, and 60 out
from under the blessing, ye, trembling hand
of the parent. we know well whence We go,
but whittier, none can tell. And what an in
struciiye scene 1t would be, and how pTcg-
nan, with wise admoni,ions, II We could have
traced on canvass, within the compass Of an
eve glance, tho track Of every sou OF Oxford
who has grown up in, aud LETT that county
since ii had a name How devious they
would be, and how checked, from end TO end,
with ,ho cyont-sputs Of lle' Some go out
to orc,uru-others never. And ho" lcw would
be found hereafter to have passed the s'ven'
re,h arch in ,ha, bridge OF llic 50 beautifully
dclinil,cd by the English writer.
Could We who will meet on your festive
day, personally or by lcuer, see our own
course, future as well Is past, clearly pre-
soE,ed. what lesson of instruction J, would
be tousl The past you may recall on that
day. bu, the luiuro di.dains TO be seen by
mortal eve only as sh. shall como dressed IL
b the regalia Of the present. Let us then learn
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Very truly your,
SAML. Il rllURSTON.
Hos. T.. L. lIAuils aud others.


Cr.trur,-lOur favor of the llth inst.
3, received. lulomnor m, that the " suns of
Oxford County" propose q" social festival
u thr CIV of Ban.or. on the lih of March
rr,i. q" in honor ui their frhcr.lanL." anil
inviting mr tn b, present. Forth, mark oi
,our respect and r,,crm | ,hanL VOC. can
Imagine ma cn,erllnmsn, ,b., would afford
me- creator plr,,urr tl,1p th, ouc ,ou pr,po,r
and mn,t heartily and cordially ,o,u In the
honor yrulo.rL lo our parent land. Nv du.
,.r, here, however. will prc,cnt an acccp-
,lucr uf YOUR polite !nNtauon. 70 meet NV
nr..Lbor, and fellow c.,rzrus, who claim with
m, common hcupcc 10 lhe honor, and Ills
urUAGM C1uu,-g. un any occasion. would
De r1 ordinary rlc7surc. b., To NEE, them Iu
Iha manner proposed, around the festive buard.
and ia ,hc m.Is, of ,hr adopted homes uf ~
many ,alca,rI and wunhy soas Of ONiorl, /
should esteem an especial fl,or
The history aal eady ,yulcmcn, OF Ok.
lurl County. rluaIy cNcics our admiration
and suYr,,. With broken aul mountain
ous surface, and ar iu ,ho interior, together
v.,h many other natural d,siI,anlav,s. 10 has
Dccumc, los the ndom,iablc energy Of her
people, one OF the mos, important agrculu-
ul ds,rci, in Ihs state. Amid lho bleak
h.l.s OF Oxford may b. found SONS Of the most
productive and valuable firms in ,hc STATE
And as ,ha stranger passes over her rugged
uay,. hc may behold c,ilcuccs of rhnn and
ron,rr,mcu, nu where surras,cd. With o
porula,,on cm.ncn, lsr enterprise and intccri.
o.. Who saarc largely 10 the qualities oi so-
cill and huspi,lblc people. as we'll as iu those
of highly cultivated aud intelligent com
munit, ,-JAiorI oilers a. many Inducements
To one seeking country residence, a. the
uu., hstdluus could dcs,rc.
Wherever inlrl .cncc and integrity meet
hr.r rcNapI. ,A.r. YOU wall duL the native
born ,ous uf Oxford. They ATE found amunr
lhr favored cuizrns OF almus, every State ln
thc Rrruhlic. The Delegate from Oregon,
,bo Gr,t Erpr,rutati,c in the Couprl,s Il toe
I,...., f,.r, Ala. .b,r., ,c,Lr Pacific. and thr
..,l- p.r,,..,t,t,,, M o,r branch oi { Concrr,,
~ J. .i........r ,I... g,l, oi
'"' =, o., 81. - -,
W." ''"''
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C,troaNu-l'hc California Courier says,
Our Young Eureka State is Democratic.
add the only hcpc that WhIggc'y oan have,
/. by promises held on, as dccoys, and tho
cry { no paryism IN California The
STATE is Dcmocrauc by nature, by the Politl-
cal principles cherished in their Atlantic
homes. Of the hardy and adventurous spirits
who arc developing her resources and seed
ring her golden treasures, and 1t would BE-
worse than disgrace that such State should
send as her representative to the National
Councils, man whose past political associa'
iions ard principles, il followed In the future
would strike at the very foundation OF the
structure on which depends her future pros
pcrily. California as State - Democratic
and believing that We have aPreponderaneo
in the State Legislature, NC should endeAvor
to have her flilafally represented, politically,
in the Senate.
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Frnrrrru. March /. IA.l.

DEAR SR: have been absent several
weeks, and. on my rctom las, evening", found
yours Of the Ialh ul,, asking INV presence
With the PcnobsSot 500, Of Oxford a, sUcIaI
festival in Bangor on the evening Of the Ith
ct March.
+ am happy IN perceive. IN their part, this
evidence ut an undimiul,hcd regard iur their
&" ia,lcr-lani." ONiri is a noble County
r.ch IN her agricultural productions, in ,hc
improved variety OF bcr domestic animals,
and. abo,c an. ia The ahuulahI supply slr
rcar OF Grt alc men and Woncu. Iuc,
shg dogs uo, exhibit by hcr ccusus rapid in-
crDlsc oi population. ior her wise aud liberal
policy s 20 kccp ,uOugi, Ot Lcr suus at homr
90 lCcp o., homestead beat, iiJy aUd Trojuc-
u,c, ana ScnJ ibc ryst away 10 every section
uf ihc laion auI llnos, every quarter OF the
globe VITA GScl, ah1ajant capital ct in,cll,-
crarg, ,,Hju-tF, lli ya,rry ,N,thWA,ch She bic,
trru gather Boo tic treasures 90 iur m.rr, thg
u-r., rhl earth, AM che ccrsn arj, while
,hgy rr,hcr. scatter with a Abrral hard, 300
suyh manner q, a generous hcau, a refined
t-.,,. or on enlarged public spirit m.y 4.'ilic
Wen NAV UA,yi .Jos with pr.lc UPON ,h'
Q.cea Cuy Of ihc Est. ~ rrc,mly reclaimed
auu ihc Nl,jyrucs, aBd clothed iu brsuiy.
taste arI wealth, With its busy maris ol trade,
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OLD SERIES, VOL. IS, NO. 25

rarely cqualled, perhaps not surpassed in any
other population, and have oIleu had the Gu.
riosily lo know, IL the Skipper Of tho fts,
Bnlish rraN, which cast anchor a, lehaboe,
congla,ula,ing himself on his cselPc from l,c
prc-cncc oi ,ic Universal Yankee . wa. not
awakened lu his mistake, by the -h-llirg oi
Yankee DD'dlr, from an Oxford boy.
give you a. a ,oas;--Thc Emigrlnls from
Oh OAlorl my their encrgy, enterprise aud
love 81 ad,culurr be ciulllrd by ll,cir inlcgri.
ty, intelligence and womb.
! am ycy spcclully &c.
lSRAEl II. BRADLEY.
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The head OF Ch' Jbsueo f, that no sN'
Ike Milton,
"Bla,,ed With ssoe.. q ligh,J'..
Till "Mr. D'''" 'st him night.
Ollord j. land Of industry. Labor has
here made enduring records Of his triumphs.
You read them on the mountain side. on tho
hill spps, and on Yalllcs and plains. The H.
lumlncd page meets your eye IN " farm and
field and cottage We have no "eilies,'
slvc one ~ Waterford we have no "ehrys-
tai falacrs,' save those Of natures rearing,
bot we have omphalically men and women
aud their noblcst Nurss, and homes full of
comforts and sacred TO the manly and mild
virtues. The necessity OF labor is nearly uni
'ersal every one ,ces IT, and resolves on do
ing something. Tho fruits OF such resolve
are s'cn on the 'ar'egaicd lahdseapc Of IA
lord, The SN''rerland OF Name
were l 10 n'ine VIC ''A''s OF charac'oI
""'e' '.c'h 10 INC 10 u'''snA'' '"e le"P'o o'
oN'''"' '"'u'l "''"o '"Du'", I"a ''"''
le'e' ~ '''' n''>' p''''''"e"'' w" j" ''EN'
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wv" '''I l"'''' "''''',s, ''o '''' ''''' 'u''
m'ne '' eo"'e'Sa''on' ihe second sentence
"' Sl'!''''"" always ~ "1'' j. u'' ''"s'
\ prl' J." u'e Guy maiA'' wiz 'ci'o "''
"an' anytime IN TIE in'ud'e OF 'h' S",et W
enquire "' 'ae' he las seen oeiorc, VINO
was rI,''cu ~ your 'ovn ye''eid'' y"
u ~ '"'u' WY VI" Nou H"""
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prof JohS Lo,Er, Of tho Med. College
Of OHIO, At the conclusion Of an interesting
letter. iur which wc have not room, says
II j. necessary for ne to have IN wha, rrd'
'' ilir .l, - rri now the centre Of the Union.
to olrr n sentiment tn yoo who arc IN the cir
cumfcrcaec OF the same great Union. l.ct It
bs-TAc Constitutions and hs Imon-ENelu-
-ion To him Who would ,iolslc the one or sor-
cr tic other.
By solomon Parsons, Esl
The Father, oCih, sons ef oxford. ihS frH
,p',r, of n. CoH'v,--A more bravc, Parri-
otto. honest, industrious and prudent commu-
ni,y of men could not be found in any County
the State. or in any State of the unlou,
Nv VIM. H. Parsons:
TIE nd Orlord B,ar,-Wlio have lei or
followed their Cub, N ,hc vilds Of the Pc-
nubsco,
jy Samuel Morri,oi
TIs ririuort Drpchi,r, u Old Ojord--
God bless them; mas We never forget ,he
milk of humln Kindness 50 freely afforded by
them 10 uourish and sustain her sons and
make them what lhcy arc.
~ JAur- Trrr, Esl Sheriff of Pcnob-
scut County.
~, Sor, or OIfori-whcrc,er scattered,
the inhcrturs Of true Republican principles
ard rrm supporters Of tho Constitution.
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Che Or.JyO pcmucrat.
rUutuHTp r,tEY tEtp,r NobStNU NJ
GEORGE L. MELLEN & co.

TrHvs.-Ous dollar and 6fty cents IN adyaucy
one dollar anil scvcut, t,-hve cents ~ihip IN months
two dpihrs Al thr end ot the ycar. Tovhirh ho,
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PROMPTLY ANn NEATLY ENECJTEp.
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Sorn p,Hs, Fob ~, 1851.
J DrAr SlR Your fl,or ii the Ielh lr-,. q.
inviting rua to attend lho approaching festival
in your cily oflhc Son, of ONiorl Ia memory
or,hcir " Father land, ' pcci,cl with emo
,iou' Of peculiar ple4surc, anl | a.-urc you
nothing could givon.s grcs.cr satisfaction than
to be pr'crt with YOU 'nd minglc IN the scenes
Of THAT festival but ~ health and other causes
prevent 'milal, indeed, must ,lrc occasion
be- ortopies and pleasant the "reminiscences, Of
those assembled, and iew IDEAS occurring
for the moment, would bo permitted to 'ug.
gcsl 10 you as one VI Tho sons.
ONfm County, twill lc r,collcctcl, was
srlilol on The c,c Of lhc Revolutionary war,
and mostly o., these who had shared ia the
s,mgrl Of that cunlr,, which gave b.nh to
a nation, forming and adopting government
the mos, librral, b, well as best calculated to
develop, ,ha c'llrlct,, and prmois tho prog.
res, IT the race. lnlcr such Circumstances
1t could hardly have bccn or!lcrNsc Than that
such mcn should have Irii marks ard mono
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LEVI sTOwEIL.
To T.. l.. lTamlin, Esl.' Bangor.
P,ris, March ,, 1851.

PAEls, March J, 1851.
Hon. l.. l.. llhMliy
Dna SIN, rcgrrt that circumstances pro
vent NV aucndlncc at the meeting Of the Sons
Of O,inrd, tomorrow, at the Queen City OF
the East. but they shall not deprive me Of a
generous sympathy IN the objects Of your
meeting To enIoy iur 4 brief hour the rccol.
lsctions Of early day, aud to pay a just trb-
ute to the land of your birth.
If"ihe Grcsk cxilcs used to sing, let US
return to Athcn.. the cNilcs Of Oxford may
well sing, one evening IN the year, III vs. re-
turn 10 Orjord. aud in their songs revisit the
scenes Of their carly days. Her mountains
and her ,allics. hcr lakes, ri'crs, and plains =
would bat awaken fash rscollcclions of inter
estinr incidents of auid lang syncl" when
cuttings, huskurs, mud uol-plckngs called
tie dan sh,cr' together, and II,c sons lci, their
unking aud pilng, or their wUtl by moon'
light, to lead them through the mys'oTics Of a
four handed reel, and the maEcs oi the forest.
home. These were the times When as sJon
a. lawyers and courts were known here
Madame sees sblack-slrap became ~ iamOhs'
mingled by her nmblc dgits, and cheering
her weary guests On their way to Court
And such Couns! ave ne'er shall look
upon their like again" Nice points Of law
,herc were in iho-e days. especially IN pleas
in abatement fortified with an array Of author
i,ies, which old Saunders did no, live to see,
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Getting !. a chance, bu, Keeping a1irtus.
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I IIa- U.ih g. l'aHNH, t'rusr.l laa- = ,.1',
oni '.reg Na's Consolidate '.' ".'.'a'. '-" way
,r .' hhr-.-.
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3 M1.HI llas.r-s >H..A.'H.' '.'...E N'....
of rraatsrat.
llu1. lsuH Wlsrhfrn, b'7Hr'rTi'.'' '..''
60 Coagrr,. lir. oamp-u,al tr th' o.los "a'
Moor -rrirAaHt.
Juis, T.. G.1.'a Eavs'a of th' '.r' Oh.
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and which threw such 4 food Of hgh, around
tho head Of Ch. Jbsieo Fee, ihs, no at.
Lie Milton,
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STEPHEN EMERY

IN. Son, ef Oriod rriidrng abroad,-
They -onc how or other always con,ri'c TO
bear about them enough of the " NorihTN
ErLi'" to illuminate tho sfOt where they
jwcIl-lnd to roin, them TO usefulness and
distinction.
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JOHN ". rASA
l'w g. J.. l,,'r-..
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United states Patent once.

IN the petition Of Naih J. Wyctb, Of Cambridge Massachu
praying extension of patent granted to him fo
Improvement In preparing Ice for shipping, for seven years
from the patent which takes place on the ls
ny December, ls5l~-
II s ordered peton be heard at the Patent Once on
Monday, OF November at IL O'Clock, aud
persons notified appesr and show any they have
why said petition ought be granted.
Perons opposing the extension required TO he ~ tho Patent
Oce their obecuons specifically forth In writing m least
before day Of All testimony hed by either
be used the said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules of the office, which VIII be furnished
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THREE the large building erecting the old
established Seventh Market
Space, be and the LIST Of October
They built in the modern style for the dry goods
business with lights The ID wide by
with sdelght of the ~
wide high has ID feet wide by IS feet
and inches high in the clear dry aud finished for
tudug The second store, fronting Market Space IL feet
81 becomes 20 wide ~ having
light wide by % feet long baseHsnt finished for
sales 6 wide by deep feet 6inches high There
The third is feet wide by Sd feet
light in the could
be made by the
| vault IN tn pavement for fuel. f
October
tsoHlng Seventh business in the
II "a by IS deep, and four stories
deep. IL built the
substantial and capital stand for wholesale retail
| business kind
very large elegant ghouse will rent,
the LIST of December That portion Of the
building bigh the three the ~ h
Market Of
fronting built the best and modern style
a modern fixtures tanks and
conveyed through building dumb from the cellar 10
fifth speaking tubes through the gasght, &C.,
complete Also fine iron balcony
Of building level with the parlo noors
building which occupied by the boarding house
all forty seven hne rooms mostly front rooms, being
building extensive front The dining is <6
each 25 by 10 feet wide
sliding There eight other Of those
folding and sliding DOORS suitable for hand
ant and airy chambers. good kitchens, and
large TIE valuable and
the city For the subscriber the Poto
House, Pennsylvania between I'd and ~
| streets. r,, = uun~xar-
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