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From The Sc0i1ire Observer.
Il HE YELLOW WATER" IN HORSES

49,
Symptoms. disease is always attend.
ed with violent pslpiation Of The heart :
dropping Of the head and sleepiness Of he
eyes; the hair Of the name and tail become
loose.
Remedy.-One quarter ounce gamboge; one
hall ounce salt peire one ounce alum one
ounce copperss. PuIverize all these inoredi.
ents, and put the whole into bottle with t1pr
gIIis oil cold water; stop j; tight, shake \ well
ana let It stand one night il is then fit for use
.7PP'acatson--GIveo one table spoonful ~
The mixture three mornings running, then o.
uniting three mornings, repeat the dose As be-
lore, and 50 until the horse has taken nina
doses A cOlvet is to be made ~ The breas, as
soon as The use OF The medicine Commences
turning It once day.
Working the horse or bleeding him wj;hi,
three months Is toI hidden.
The subscriber has cured many horses IN
the last stage Of this disease, and never III, ona
he Is nov old and iuhrm, and risl,e. Tho
cure made known for The public good-and y
ms disease J. very prevalent and morral \.
mong horses It viii be unneCessarysto suggest
The propreiy 70 editors of public newsnanerq
10 give II publicity for their customers
DAVID WILEY.
Schohaire, June 27, 1891.
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POETRY.

FOR THE GAZETTE.
Ma. SHRLEY-The following patriotic song
was written soon after the battle Of Lexington
in IT'S. do not recollect having seen it re-
published A CORRESPONDENT.
IIARK! It's Freedom that calls, come Patriots
awake
To arms my brave boys, and away;
IT'S Honour, its Virtue, It's Liberty calls,
And upbraids the too tedious delay.
What pleasure we find in pursuing our Foes,
Thro' blood and thro' carnage we'll fly;
Then follow, wen soon overtalle them, Huzza !.
The Tyrants are seized on, they die.
Triumphant returning with Freedom secur'd,
Like men, wen be Joyful and gay
With our wives and our friends, well sport, love
and drink,
And lose the fatigues Of the day.
It's freedom alone gives relish to mirth,
But oppression all happiness sOurs;
Twill smooth lifes dull passge, twill slope the
descent,
And strew the path over with flowers,
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Fore SiIee--tcur he head Of IHgratams Wharf,
Has Just received and ofers for sale
90 boxes aud ches young Tyson AID SOU
~ chong TEAS
hhds. W. l. snd 81. CcoiX RUM,
8qusrter casks and pipes Malaga and LIS
bon WINE,
1000 lbs. best Cheese,
bales Cotton,
10 aids. retsiiing Molssses,
casks Sperm Oil,
10 casks 20i q / and l0d Nails,
10 bbls- Muscoyado Sugar,
Casks Rice,
Boxes Pipee-do. by 9 and 8 by 10 Glass,
Mould and dipped Candies,
900 a.. 5oxes Cigars.
50 re.ms Wrapping Paper.
10 Jbls. Apples-b4gs Of SHELLS,
Bags Peppt r-Plmenio-Bown Salt,
Cngnse Brsndy--Ameucah & Hollsnd Gin
Cn-rry RUM lndsor and bar Soap,
ID able refined Sal Pstre,
West Iudia & domestic Cuffee &C hocolste,
CassIa-Cioves-N ulmegs-LoAf Sugar.
-Sulphnr-Ginger-l. Z. Indigo,
ewdsr Snd Shot, &c. &c
Also an assortment a
Hard < H0LtO2U WGre.
It October 30.
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LOVE AT FlRST SIGRr-

some years since, AMI tidy gir WIS sveeDirr III
paveneuts OF the house the south--aSr corner III J
d1 when son OF neptuns passed along ev
81 he an icing a'ed with her apps srsnce STONED ana
sail Miss, Ike trim. much Id, n1r fnn,I IN III ~
WORDS; Pay VIII yOl marry rr SIR ttrs,v -re1 rh ,1
am bound 20 the gentleman OF the housr "a vhrthr
Woi.c mary Or not, shll'r for -
ilyh incline ny f1feH'HrsJ wolll forbid III" IN ~ IL
&t snort N, shd th lori and red TIE house h0ugbr
e guns uHi-. AMI before hour had u ,psed sic.
s t seeing he, they bo1ni together by the ske7
o'nds ri Hgmsn: And though hasry matches geuer.IIy
E'Ve cause T" cr"auce. rhis mas turned ppt nnr
having now continued twenTyeiSht years Phia srs
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FOR THE GAZETTE.


.ur. Edior-I have seen with pleasure the announce
ment of an exhibition Of the scholars Of Mr.. Witty
combe on Wednesday evening tbe 7th inst. As have
ever regarded the accomplishment Of dancing high
" graceful and ornamental Of not absolutely ncccssa-
~ in present system Of respectable education
hope 70 'r. W. literally encouraged
The skill OF tins gentleman as professor Of his art
and his polite and honorable character aprivate in
divdual certainly entitle him 70 share OF public pat
ronage. PATERNUS
Portland Oct %, 1871.
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ALEXANDER AND LA HARPE.

The attachment Of the present emperor OF
Russia 10 his preceptor. La Harpe. J. well
known it was rather tilal than that OF pupil !;
his greatest delight was in bis sociely, aud he
would cling round his neck in the most aGcc
Tomato embraces, by which frequently his
clothes were covered with pow der. :" s. c. nv
dear prince" La Harpe would say, . what a
figure you have made yourself" Ooh never
mind il" Alexander replied i" no one will
blame me for carrying away all can from my
dear preceptor." One dav be went to visit
La Harpe, as was his custom. alone The por-
ter was new servant, and did not know him :;
he asked bis name, and was answered Alexan-
der. The porter then led him into the ser
wants ball, told him his master was at his stud
les. and could not be disturbed for an hour.
The servants hoDely meal was prepared, and
the prince was invited 10 paTtake oft, which
he did without aiftcIstion. When the houf
was expired the porter informed La Harpe
lha; young man Of The name Of Alexander bad
been waiting some time, and wanted 10 see him
" Show BIN in" But whal was La Haype,s
surprise to see hi pupil tie wished To aIDrt
ogize bot Alexander placing his liocer on
his lips, said, Z" My dear tutor, 60 not men
lion il az hour 10 you !. worth day TO me
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No. 5, Merchants Ro,c, Middle Street,


Black, blue. brown, green and mixed
BROADCLOIHS and CASSIMERES--one
hale FL4NNELS, aud two bales BOMB f.
%ElTS, different coioUrs-one bale "a 81 g.
1O-4 fi-4 f9-4 1874 ROSE BL1VkETS-blue
Hunters C,otb-Duff -Coatings--coioredR Bonn.
bazcenes Cambet-bine, black and white Rat
tinetts-blue and brown Queens Cloth-Pelisse
CIo,h-S k aud Worsted Vestings--erecn and
crimson Morean--black blue and white Tabbv
Veyets-Silk Nelvets-D,a5 kersev-wor,ted
black Bomba2enes-Cassimtre Shawls-prnted
Alerino Shswls and HanGkerchiels Ga new article
--worsted Hose-SaIisbury Flanneis-Nankin 4
Canton Crapes-sinchaWs-- Silks
Flag and Bandana Observation-Disclosures and
French black, green and white Crapes-sewing
Silks and rwist-Neckecchie Calic0s-T bread
Laces-bladrass IIsndkerchiels-w and col.
Ored Cambric>--cotl0n Table Cuver, and Dovles
Fancy and black ELK Handkerchiefs- and
book, plain and figured MssIins--cotton and linen
Threads Furniture Patch Dimity-sIK Braids
and Rihbons-white, brown and black Linens
cotton Umbrelas- gilt and twist Bnttons-Buck,
Doe, Beaver aud Kid Gloves--linen Damask--
Russia Diapers--Bed bindings & Fringes- WebL's
patent susPenders, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Factory Sheetings- -Gingtams =
Stripes Bedtckings and Checks
6U00 ID hive Geese and Russia FEATHERS.
On hand good assortment of gilt and ms.
hogsny framed LOOKING GLASSES, which
will be sold at a large discount from the factory
prices, 10 close the saIe of that article.
French Paper-H angings and MI
lfory Goods.
The above articles viii he sold low. fnr cash.
H-N. b. Beds and Mattresses
inside at the shortest notice, and all orders pune
tually attended %.
Portland, Oci 50. n
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The FIRST newspaper 10 England, was pint
ed IN The time Of Elizabeth, called & The
Eaglash .Dercurie," and was printed during
the Spanish armada, and Is still preserved II
ihe British museum, b eng dated Esd July
1888.
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yer Bottle At the same place may oe hau,
appropriate REMEDIES for me Dista'es
Tb,IJrsn q New. Commodious, aud Valuable
Remedy for the ITCH, the I" Portland otom
ach,c aud Cordial BITTER - Spice BtTTERo;
imrrored ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT, and
variety Of other Articles 10 the Medical ine
genuine. convenient, and eficacious
As the subscriber is sincerely des'rous Of
eHecting a settlement Of all his email Accounts
n least. before the close of the present year,
both with Creditor and Debtor-the latter Class
arc hereby informed, in terms little more en-
ghaiicai than usual, that their prompt attention
20 this reasonable, friendly and Necessary h'nt or
,,imonit.on. will serve to prevent an interruption
uf that harmony and friendly intercourse, which
has 80 long. aud 50 happily snbssted between
rheu. LalC-suiis, are odlous e friendship and
good neishborhood, aud the necessity Of them,
deeplv lameutcd 10y ali sober and peaceable
members Of society. ADVERTISING, too, i eXpen-
sive-let Mis, then, suffice
j. LEAVlTT.
Portland Oct Q, 1921,
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With a bret account OF some Of the principal En-
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with questions, for tue use Of schools.
Prite IS cents
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MEDICAL LECTURES

THE Medical LectSres of Harvard University
will commence at the Massachusetts Medical
College - Boston, on the third Wednesday in
November.
Anatomy and Surgerv-by DR.. Warren.
Chemistry-by Dr.. GDrhanl.
Materia Medically Dr.. Bigelor.
Midwifery aud Medical Jurisprudence-by DR..
Claiming.
Theory and Practice az Physc-by Dr.. Jackson
DIR. WARREN, Dean Of the Faculty
Sept IS. eon8w
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VI No person appears discharge sid Taxes and al ~
rssary charges D. Tore rhe hirtiefh dv Of Nove~
ncNr & p'nck At coon much NJ saii Lands sha
~ sufc'eTr tsch7rr said Taxes and CHARGES viii fb-
re sold pubic Auction ~ hghcst bid 'er ~ the
ling house 1f Lieut.. IohI Swn in said Lowell according
40 law.
Dated T. 5wel-r, tA s -rh day ~ Orrrh AL ID rg-r
CALYI< POWERS, Colleeror
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Bracket Doner.
NOTICE.

THE PropretoFs Of the Portland Monument
Ground are hereby notified that their annual
Meeting Will be held On Tuesday the 9th day OF
November next, at 5 O'Clock. ?. NJ. at the house
Of Capt. LEMuEL MooDY.
ENocH MOODY, PrOp'rs Ctrk.
Portland. Or. q
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hR TO BE SOLD.

A T Public Auction, on w EDNESDAY, the
u 2ls day Of November mex, lot OIL AND
situated IN P out's Gore 80 cslied( in tie north
psr, of FreeIort, on the rosd lesding from the
Quaker Westinghouse, in Durham, 90 Freeport
about one mile snd half from said Meeting
hnuse--contsning about sixty-6ve sores, with
a D Westinghouse, Barn and good Orchard stsn-
ding thereon; it being a part Of the estate u
ELIJAH DUcLAs. deceased,
Sale on the premises, al 9 O'Clock. A. ".
EDWARD DGGLAS, Agent.
Freeport, Oct. 80. 1921.
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NOTICE IS hereby given - he nonresident Projectors
and Owners o Land 10 the Towns Lowell and Svvr-
de7. fnm=riy AT Love ~ the County Of Oxford ami state
Minr, that The lots az Land hereafter mention J ar
ta\r in bills committed me the SUBSCRIBER Collector OF
s toYns. for thr BE-
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BEEF.
". CRAM & Co.

-N' tNAHI q 20.
Have for Sale, Head LOng-WhaJ
85D half bb. bless ns. . Beet eff for fsmis. USE
Oct. So 1921. #.
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J4MES NEIL

H7s for sale at his OFF CT. in EECHANGE-sTREET.
400 barrels Mess No. and ? BEEF.
100 half barrels Mess and No ditto.
10 do. DO. TONGUES,
$50 boxes Mould Candles,
20 hhds. Turks Island SALT.
H. Hail HOUSE to lei, in the south
part Of the town. U.L) Oct. 81.
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with your servants, which should have lost
had been admitted WHEN CAME" The
poor porter's feelings may bA better imagine 4
than described bot Alexander, laugh 1g laid,
4" ike you he better for IL, va are An hon
est servant, and thee i-aa hundred roIoles 10
convince you think So"
Lies-Mr. Goblet, II a letter addressed
70 Mr. James Croppea Of Liverpool. on he
subject Of East India sIsars, rcates the fol-
lowing aQecdote, as a spec. en- ofIie-teIlinp.
Friend Jacob had rich ship II sea, AID
there were great fears for her safety. He
had not insured soon enough. He went TO
friend Isaac 70 insure. The policy wa ~
have effect from tue next day al three OIL *.
# then signed by friend I-aac. Beforr ne
tour drrived, friend jacob had beard Iha, hs
ship was stranded and be was afraid ana,
friend Isaac (Who lived little way cu WI
town. would hear OF il too before he hour
There, he sent his clerk equally iriendlyl
with this message Friend Isaac. Friend
Jacob bids me tell thee, tia he has heard
from he ship, and, If thou hast not signed the
policy, thou needest not DO ~" Friend Isaac
who had moi signed the policy, but who. Ia.
King i for granted that hearing from he shin
meant hearing 9fher safety, told The clerk hat
\ was past q'ree, and that he would step INTO
his Pariour and fetch he policy, which be Ird.
having first cIaPped his name 10 it and dril4
ne INK. Now here was lie On 10th SIDES.
Yet not 10 cords for friend Jacob had heard
from the ship and il gas past three o'clock.
and Isaac did % aud fetch The policy. The
sequel was law suit between the two
friends, during which all the facts came out,
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n Please to Notice the following. 90
VoIutiIe aromatic Head-Achs Snilf, &c.

II ATELY received from
- Boston. and for Sale at the
'louse aud Dispensary Of the
DISORDER, Esser Street, a few
BOTTLES ofthe "VOLAIILEAR-
OMATIC II. ACHE SNUFF,
com posed principally Of Roots
and aromatic Herbs. Talented
and warranted Price, so CTS.
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GEORGE BARREN,

Portland, Oct. 2, 1921.
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RlGANYlX"RAOHDINAhY.
E.o,o L01don Pnper.


4 Eat elderly, decent dress, d country wc-
man, presented herself before SIR X Baker
on Wednesday, and alter having male d
profound nbelsance, addressed him as io'-
ioRS
g" am sorry 10 inform your worship that
am married to a mon nhs has go''-s anlihr'
wife. He's Chelsea pensloner. your hon
GU and saxIy years ct age, torhY" ah"ot sax
months na,r, and ought 10 have known heteI.
b.. came to me your honour, at inga'esiohe,
ABBOTT tewlvc months sync; Il as wasa lore
widaw a tour years standing. or thereabcot.
married him AMI cherished him. and nam
tanned HIM, 10 the very best OF ny pure
abseli,y; but when he iound that COULD ia
weel do il uny LANCER, lie desarted me. and
We nj atore a magistrate o the place, where
he made afh!eeyit hat he had a Lawful vile
thirty years by gene, living elsewhere, and
that was naething al all 10 him The false
ioon."
Here she PAUSED {. took GU. other pocket
long huswiie, curiousiy wound about IN
liz bit blue ribbon, nom which she produced
the certificate OF her maHIagr, anu laid II
before the magistrate, at the same TN e
observing, she had "mUck!e evidence 10
prove the first uarriage!'
"PrsJ how old ale you" asked The mag
is,rate.
~ am ma yet in my sav;y first year, she re,
piled, "and m piacsd in a very awkward
predeeciment,y your worship kens as Gamma
marry sgen, or take ony liner step Tor my
psr,ickar comfort or respectabi'ily,
The magistrate asked, with some little sur
prise" perhaps, then, you wish to marry
GAIN
"Ah. ma dnna ken. your worship, but
might Not thai want husband. God tor
gle me but We see, as it IS, Gamma have my
Ieeherty in ony way"
After some further interrogation, she was
tnrrished with a warrant 70, the apprehen.
.'an of the gay deceiyer," and .hr trudged
of with it TO the constable of lngatesronr, al
, which place, il seems, the "false loon" IS al
present residing.
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FROM THE COUNCIL BLUFFS.

81. Louis. October 10,
General Atkinson and Major O'fai!on,
Nndian agents. arrived in this place on Sun.
day last. from Council Biuas. The latter
gen'len an brought down with him depu
tatins, consisting of chiefs and head men ot
even bands Of The Missouri lndians.-Ihe
Grand Pavnees, Pawne Ioups, Pawnee
Republics, O'aiahas, Olos, MissouTis, and
Kansas, amounting in all to sixteen men,
Their destination Washington City.
We learn that the various tribes OF 10.
dians lnha biting tie country on the Missouri,
az high Up as the Great Bend, whence our
trade has been carried by the enterprise OF
the Fur Companies, remain friendly toward
the whites. h. AIacaras, some two hun
dred miles above. still evinCe disposition
TO be troublesome, which nothing but the
.how OF an armed torce will quiet. NE
hostility occurred The last summer between
the Omaha nai,on and the tribes of the
Suuz, the Tetons and Ogelalas. 1t appears,
that, while each party was traveising the
plains in pursuit OF buffalo, they pitched
their camps near each other, and, as good
| understanding did not exist between them.
, some efforts To concillale and heal the breach
were made by The O'Mahas, and accefed to
| by the Sioux. Each visited the camp Of the
other, when the usual ceremony OF smoking
and teasting. mingled with assurance OF
! peace Oh borhs sides tnsued, The O'Mahas
gave and exchanged mos OF their arms to
the Sioux Tor horses: but whilst this inter
change of ratio and ci-ili;ies was in opera
I ton, some OF the young men of the Sioux
lever faithless as is their common charact.
er; employed themselves IN stealing the
ON ,ha- horses. The Omaha. resenied
the outrage, aud battle ensued, in which
they were driven IF the field, with the los:
of 10 warriors. The Sioux lost six or eieh
men.
II is believed tina, all the disquiet, az vel
a. the frequent petty warfare made by one
tribe, upon another, among the remote In
dams. would he .,Ienced by the show Of ar
ar,sed terce Ga theparls ct Tho Missouri they
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respectively :abab;:. a1a i; Soc!d ofea to
eur traders a roal to tne RI est, !ar region
in the world.
Views 10 this eject are c"niemp'ated Oy
government, and will. no doubt, be speedily
accomplished. Ample means are IN the
hands of n. military at Council Bluffs Tor
the completion OF the object without incur
ring any expense to government oeSond
what may be necessary LOT sustaining the
garrison at this post, the expenses OF "n'ch
are daily b. coming lighter, and the progress
of the troop. IN cuilivating bread stui'' ana
rearing stock. warrants the belief that they
will shortly be less than at any interior
post.
The present crop at the Bluffs promises a
very abundant hsrvest-more than io'ooo
bushels OF corn will be stored, besides the
product vf forty acres OF land cultivated ~
potatres, and the fruits oI twelve or iour'ee"
extensive kitchen gardens
A girls, and saw mill, equal to any west OF
the Allegheny. has been erected al Inc ABOVE
post the past summer, which will enable me
troops to manufacture their own bread s'uHs'
and relieve them from lhe tatigues oil saving
plank. &C. by band.
EgqmrsY.
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GuAYtQUIE.

We are sorry to observe (says the Fedora
Republican, that the Ia 'ep-nient 60
vernment of Guayaquil has excluded from
acting as consignee., all foreigners, who are
also denied permission to settle there as mer'
chants. A. they probably have little or no
shipping Of their own, the enormous duty OF
so per cent. imposed on The general impor-
tstions in foreign vessels. must operate as a
tax upon themselves, where il does not woI K
. total exclusion of the article. II will Ger
tainly give rise to great deal OF covering OF
American bottoms. The way to extend
commerce and consolidate it, is to give 1t
freedom. To con6ne The transactions OF
mercantile business to thu natives. may in
crease their gains, but is the snrest way TO
discourage adventures, who will not cease
to consider themselves wronged, and in fact
cannot fail to be so in reality, by having such
consignee. enforced upon them.
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No,fM. Noe. IL,
NAVAL school.

We learn with iuanite pleasure, THAI q
school for the instruction OF midshlpinen
in elementary literature, and NAUTICAL
science. is to DO opened Immediately, on
board he United States frigate G"e'r'"s,
y, sne Navy Yard, Gosport. The schooi
will be under the mos, rigid naval dis
cipline; organized on the most etfieient
pian, and conducted by gentlemen IN the
naval service. we'll quahhed isr sush a
duty. ,ou
/. ha. been long matter OF wonder
with Us. that wnlle classical schoor', OF
the lrst character, were provided oy
Government, for the rearing vi sSiiiui ana
intein lent olncers for the army sueh Ia
entities were entirely withheld from the
young officers Of our navy, who have i'ad
heretofore to srope tnstr gay 70 prefer,
ment, without friendly light TO dlrect
their course. W no can say, that our ma
Val atfAils are not upon an enNlaoie i0''-
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