The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-09-30


254: mile heats. in harness, in . $50 to 1st
30 to I'd.
Daniel Boone, sorrel gedng, by r. Iarkn
Pennington. took prize-best time 2.41 10.
Sd race-open to all trottmg horses mile heats
harness, 3 i'll >, 500 to lst, 800 to 2,l.
india Rubber Ben, black gelling, by II. 4. Hall
Boston, took first prize-best time ,. &c ii.
a valuable part of these fairs is the rule that tht
Governor of the State Where the fair is held shall
| give Il formal address on some kindred subject
| Hence ii was expected that Gov. Chamberlain-Sc
eloquent on al! subjects of which he trcats--Woud
he The orator of the occasion; hut owing TO i'll
health his place well and very ably supplied hy
Dr. Loring. of Salem before alluded To as the Prcst
of the n +. Az. Society. His address on ''thc De
Ycl0pment of American Industry" isquito lengthy
I but will amply repay those who can secure copy
tor its careful pcru>al and study. A>our room W i'll
not permit it> insertion entire, We give only some
of its leading ideas =
| Agriculture and manufactures are the means, the
strong arms. by which nation prospcrs. Ours
has risen IN population from ) 10 millions 10 40
millions; in real estate from 30 million dollars TO
ten thousand millions produces yearly III 900
lbs. of wool; .}2 10000 bushels of grain; g., io,
o0U o potatoes ;f2, ,24 900 lbs. Of tobacco; 230l-
900 bales of cotton: $4,000, 100000 in railroads.
Massachusetts molrns over her ,ecHycd COM
mcrte and fisheries; and, as if by magic, wealth
springs up in untold millions along her many rivers
in tecming manufactures.
Maine. five times as large as Mass. with more
good llarbor, than any other State in the Union.
forests containing ,N0l 900 900 feet of lumber has
hcsles, 2oo0 Idle water-powers,--elu 10 100000
H.. ,.l,.t a
compensation for her langilishing commerce, itself
largely luc TO that change in the mode of nay ga
non which substitutes iron for wooden vessels.
The history of her SacoeS, her Bi,dcfords, her
LeWi>tons, and her Augustus. enrichn% them
selves by their vast mapuficture>. all points to
the way along which lie her pathway TO wealth
ami progress.
All these manufactures are the hand-mad be-
the consumers of the products OF agriculture
And in both. as in every American interest ,the
orator elahoracy argues ,-Govcrnment sadly fails
iii il duty when it f@ to give ample projections
IL such. TO American Labor and industries. And
while this may he conceded while arguing ON
That occasion. for few detached Interests, the
poet, line
''.All are but parts of one stupcndouS whole
would seem to contradict, we think the Wisest
among Political Economists in all ages and coun-
tries have done. the Soun1nes, OF that teaching
not sufficiently friendly TO all the wide circle Of
industries and interests direct and indirect. ,ome>
tie and fnrcisn-all which are essential to the full
prosperity Of people.
Many noales--(ioyernor and Senators of our
States, and several persons and some honorabes
from the British Provinces We're precautionary
~, L n. "a
cel,~ amounting to over $4,000. The Maine Farm
er sums up follows:
'.'rhe entries for the exhibition. both 1T the
grounds and hail. We're much larger than has been
recorded al previous fairs of the Society, excepting
that at Springfield. Mass in the numbers OF neat
stock, amd ut Providence H. in that of horses. At
the grounds there were some fifteen hundred en-
tries, and At The halls nearly one thousand. repre-
s,nting more tilan three thousand separate articles
Hhp materials for the Inhibition, in all departments
We're superior in pomi of excellence, and satstac-
tory a. TO numbers. the animals, not only of
thnraumhhrc.iS hut ni GRADES, being all of cNtraol
dnary quality and the articles nj the hall OF special
attraction for their utility, beauty on value. There
was nothing ordinary to bc seen.
The entries Ut the ground may be clasSeu about
q follows: neat stock, f9l head. in the following
divisions: short HONS, 81 4: ncNon~ 90: Jerseys,
40; AyIshres. IS; SlIercior,S, Is; Dutch, %;
kersy, ; working oxen and steers, 80 yoke grades
~ ht;tl: Horses, :O4: sheep, 3lS: Swine, t.
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iIi,IrD Of thr above n,lmhrl thr fnllowjn,, were.
from Maine; Horses. 200: working oxen, 4 yokes
snort lt"iIN' "' 'eNriS. 81 ANf>i"frN' 2"'
" 'A v" -''7' 7"l' 'hu'uN h'''i ~ II
appears upon various parts OF the face anu neck, Is
4 great ANNOYANCE to ladies' and we are often ask
l If ,I,,.o !; amy, l,,,;l.tor,, which i.e, ,, ,,,t
" 90 ' iS ~ " ' gu" AYR
able. chemistry has MOI yet suggested perfectly
salts factory AGENT for removing This evil There
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wen i"r 'h' P"rp"s'' me lhree i"ll"Wh% are 'tle
br~l
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tDui,L INN. Of .,.h r,nI.I u.rt
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| Keep lhr mixture III Weil-'toppered bottle. SAFE
and elective
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MIN. These depilaoficS. which are IN stale o.
powder are made into a paste with warm water
,nL immediately .,nlint ,o tha mart nryio,,s,
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