Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-09-14

saying tuit ln lrnpnrNuh " WV NNHh'I az
young men clucat,l m the several Academies
IN thi, state, the success Of ih1'' e.ucated
her, has been fully equal to thr success Of
those who have been clacatcl elsewhere.
In this qui,, retreat hr from an ihcralns
or vice % dostrurtiyc 70 the morals II tho
young, many an anxious parent has placed
tho ohrrt of his fond1st hopcs. Uiihi well
grounded assurance that the allursmm. of
dissipation would not reach him ho-, and
I believe I may all thass1m' have Nrnled,
while re.ilin. here, to enter that way, the
end wherr,fi srnrnll rvt
Who can calculate tho alun,as-s ,l.a'
,.... .i--4i, -..-,. f-1m the estapsshmcut
,orthi. Institution? We have .poSlnstbs
ra,t-ol the future We may i1p'.
Bsrr, another half century shalt have
rolled away. the most ortho.' whonow hear
mc, an ofthn.' who witnessed the frst open
ing OF this institution will have finished
their course.
Thos, who frs; ;tlrl this town planted
q, with prayers. While succeeding genera
tions ar, rrlpin. the fruits of tho-e prayer,
may they takr hccl that they leave Tor their
children ne bright example. or honesty and
ricty o. ,hcir ancestor. lrri r,r them
They were no, men who prdcl thrm-nivc.
upon tbc b'ludi,imrub orth,sworil. They
v,r, poor in Tur,s. bat rich in faith
Thry ,ar'y established institution. ol rr-
li.iou Thn voice 1lpmysr tnthr,Ar forth
f,om ,hc lonely c,iiulal thc .ons. Of praise
thence rs,unII through the forests, M
testified that here was dc a. de uG ..uc.n
vor,hirp.rs Here they remembered the
sabbath day 20 koop 10 holy. aud | rgj1i'r %
ay that I have never known a people 80
.rrurulou.ly o's.rant of holy time a. were
th1.r VII, fr,t .rtti"l on these mli' and
amidst t'r.a valleys
They len legacy 20 ne which We ar
are bound % transmit unimpairoi 70 ,ho'o
vh, shall com, after us.
2 That legacy wo lavr with ,hr a-ur1nc,
chat the " mercy ofthc Lrd ). from ever.
hs,lu. 90 everlasting upon them that fear
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Zoo which our hrar,. ~ pine.
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3, many stone. here. In answer 10 thi.
,r..,i,n ,l., l.,,r,J r...l On ,v tb,, whom
a., Titan, built the Whit, Mountain. one
or ,h.n in r,..jr, o,,- JI.or,p brok, his
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;, hi. rs.ior Rn, :, VA. NOR, generally
conceded lnt no ono know why =, many
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Yarmouth b,vsye- .liJh knew how IL
b,r,apsJ II. sail who, Noah Ark
ras.,l over Hebron h. hal . stormy time.
and threw ont some rhl. ballast