Eastern times., 1855-10-04
Cattle show and Fair.

Haskell, Topsham, Capt. X. Rich, West Baih,
Capt. > Durham, Bowdoinham, James Berry,
Brunswick.
On Grain and other crops, Nelson Ham, West
Bath, Willis Spraguc Topsham Fhineas Mosely,
Bowdoin VIM Alexander. Harpswcil, Geo, H.
Gardner. Bowloinham, w. II. Fullerton, Jr
Woolwich David Robinson, Richmond.
ON Field crops Of Roots or Vegetables, l. F.
.Jovrc. brunswick. Frances NJ. Brown, West Bath.
CIV. Thompson, Topsham, Lcmont Carr, Bow
doin, Benz. Holbrook, Iiarpswcll, Charles Dayen.
port, Bath, James Carr, Bowdoinham.
On Garden crops, of Roots and Vegetables,
Hon. Elisha Clarke, Bath, VIM. Alexander, Bow
doin, Nahum Perkins, Topsham. Capt. N Lar
rabee, brunswick, N. Purriugton, Bowdoinham.
On Working Oxen, Leonard w. Tetforl Tops
ham, Drummend Cutting, Phipsburg, Timothy
Meuyman, B0wdoin, John B. Glass, Woolwch,
Hiram Totman, Harpswell, James Weymouth,
Bowdoinham, Harvey McManus, Brunswick
On Town Teams OF Oxen, Sam1 w. Rogers,
Bath, Benson Morrill,, 4opSham Geo. Woodside,
brunswick, James Elliot Bowdoin, Isaiah SnoY,
llarpswell, Charles c. Richardson, West Bath,
Daniel Hilton Bowdoinham, Charles b. Foster,
Richmond
On Bulls, Daniel IIolway Bowlonham, L.
Heal. Arrowsic, Holman Foster, Torshan, Al
bert Curtis, Brunswick, Bailey Merryman, Bow
dom
On Town Team Of Steers, John Graves Tops
ham, John Woodsidc. Brunswick, Levi Mustard
Bowdoinham Seth Ii. Leonard, Bowdoin, Har
mon Potter, Bath
. On Steers, Wentworth Dresser Brunswick,
Isaac L. Mallet, Topsham, John NJ. Purinton
Harpswell, Capt, jesse Holbrook., West Bath, Al
den Potter, Bowdon Isaac Wilson, Bowdoinham
John Rogers, Phipsburg.
On Fat Cattle, Humphrey p. Nlallet, Topsham,
Chas Russell, Joseph Huse |. y. Beam Bath,
f. SWEET, Brunswick, John Crowley, Toshan,
John Hall, Bowdonham, w. p. Mallet, Tops
ham, Caleb Kilgore, Topsham.
On Cows, John Shaw, Bath, E. Parshly, Brun-
swick, George Fulton, Bowdoin, iona. L. Tct-
ford, Topsham, Geo Jellison, Bowdoinham,
Hatherly Randall, Richmond, Albert G AHbens,
HarpsweIl, John Williams West Bath
On IIeiters, Emery Graves, Topsham, James
Alexander, B0wdOin, James Graves, Bowdoin-
ham, Gilbert Woodward, Brunswick, Geo. Jew
cit, Bath.
On Horses, Hon. B. c. Bailey, Jos. C. Snow,
Dudley Gilman, William Fields, Bath, George
Rogers, Bowdoin, Washington Dunnng, Tops
ham, Thomas Gross, Brunswick, Henry Barnes,
Harpswell, Caleb Kilgore, Topsham
On Sheep, Stephen z. Wilson, Bowdon C. T.
Patten, Topsham, John II. Millay, Bowdoinham,
Nathaniel Springer, Brunswick. Robert Pennel
Harpswell, Alden Winter, West Bath, Lincoln
JACK, Topsham.
On Swine, Chas Wilson, Bowdoinham, Amos
burlington, Bowdoin, a. I. Robinson, Bath ID.
Hail. Topsham, Capt. Henry Merritt Brunswick
On Ploughing and Spading, Joseph Barron.
Brunswick, David Work, Topsham, Albert Hall
Bowdoin, William White Bowdoinham, Albion
Rogers, Topsham, Timothy Bowker, Phipsburg
Humphrey Aubens, West Bath.
On Agricultural Implements, Wm. p. Marston.
Bath, Lewis p. Alexander, Topsham, Phineas T.
Mosely, Bowdoin, Thomas u Eaton, Harpswell,
Henry Sampson, Bowdoinham
On Fruits and Flowers Rev. A. d. Wheeler
and lady, Topsham, DR.. l. Putnam and lady.
John q. Richardson and lady, Rev. E. Whittie-
and lady, James I. Patten and lady, Bath Enoch
Sampson aud lady, Bowdoinham, John McKeen
and lady, Brunswick, William Frost and lady.
Topsham, 5. V. Given and lady, Bowdoinham.
John Barron and lady, TopSham, Mrs Cello
Jameson, Mrs. Sarah Ann Thompson, Topsharn.
DIR. James Mclleon an lady, Mrs. Dr. Dwinal
Topsham, Capt. Robert Given, Brunswick.
On Dairy Products Charles J. Gilman and Ia
dy, Brunswick, Isaac Il. Tebbets and lady. Tons
ham, VIM. Il. Truiant and lady, West bath. Ru
fus Sylvester and lady, Bowdoin. c. Newell and
lady, Bowdoinham.
On Bread. Mrs. b. c. Bailey, Bath, Mrs Jno.
II. Thompson Topsham, Mrs. a. j. Stone, ,Brun
swick, Mrs. George Fulton, Bowdoin, Mrs VIM
Luni. Bowdoiuham, Mrs Alfred b. burlington
Topsham
On Honey, Preserves &C.. Geo. W. Kendall
and lady, Bath VIM. Barron and lady, Topsham.
james L. Rogers aud lady, Bowdoir, Isaiah Per
sey and lady, West Bath, Mrs. S, burlington.
Harpswel Capt. Abnsr w. burlington and lady,
john Coburn, Mrs. Mary Coburn, opsham.
On Domestic Manufactures Mrs. a. G. Poland
Topsham Mrs. Ann Houghton, Brunswick. Mrs
William Rogers, Miss Lucinda Bailey Bath Mrs
Baiy Meryman, Bowdoin, Miss Mary Ahn
Reed, Miss Fanny Greely, Mrs. Reuben Pur-
rington, Miss Ziilah burlington, Carrie Ann
Graves, Topsham.
On Wool, William Whtten, Topsham. John
n.I- n
ic Dcarbon, Uriah Jack, Topsham.
On Hard and Wooden Ware, s. S. Mitchell,
S. ID. Haley, Bath, Benz. Furbsh, Harvey Stet-
son, Brunswick, Samuel jameson, Topsham.
On Leather, Boots and Shoes, Davis Hatch,
Thomas Eaton, Bath, S. s. Fisher; Solomon
Davis, ToPsham, Edward White, Brunswick
Cyrus M. Purrington, Joseph l. Drinkwater,
Topsham, Geo. Hman, Bowdoinham.
On Carriages, A. G. Poland, Topsham, B. C.
Bickncll, 4. h. Covel, Bath, Edwin Stone
Topsham.
On Fowls, A. T Robinson, Bath, Isaac Fos
ter, TopshaIn, Isaiah Jordan, Brunswick, Nm. T.
Patten, Bowdoinham, Adoniram Rogers, Bow
doin.
OF Arrangements, John II. Thompson. -R obert
Z. Whitney, f. t. Littlcfcd, Given Jameson.
Capt Alfred b. Purrinton, A. S. Perkins, Stephen
Stone, Capt. a. w. Purrinion, w B. Purrinton.
S. A. Perkins, Topsham.
On Fish, Isaac Center, Brunswick, Solomon
Prince, j. ID. Wyer, Harpswell
On Flax, James Dunham, BOwdoin, Lewis
Thompson, Topsham, Lewis Simpson, Bruins.
swick
On Fine Arts, p. I. Upton, Topsham, p t.
Harris, Cyrus n Ingalls,, c. A L. Sampson,
Bath, L. X. Parker, G. S. Smiley, Brunswick.
Marshall, Robert Bowker, Brunswick.
GENERAL REGULATIONS.
The exhibition OF Produce, Manufactured Ar
ticles, Sc, will be in the Town House The
Secretary will be in attendance the day preceding,
and on the morning Of exhibition, for the recep-
ton Of articles.
The Committees win meet at the Academy
hall, at O'Clock on Wednesday morning, to fill
all vacancies
The exhibition at the Town House will be
opened to the public from to O'Clock, p M.
of Wednesday, and will be reopened on Thurs
day morning from to II o'clock, p. NJ
The annual address will be delivered on Thurs
day, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, in the Congregational
meeting house; and the society will meet at the
same place at 2 o'clock p NJ, to hear the reports
of committees, and transact all other necessary
business.
Stock entered for exhibition will be provided
with hay, on the gSounds, free of expense.
Samuel K. Dfke, Chairman of Trustees.
Bruas,Oick Telegraph.
OREGoN.-The news from Oregon is up to
the 9th August The Colville gold mines,
first pronounced humbug, are now well
spoken of AGAIN