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e WHAT DID Ira young lady, returning to her
country home after sfjourn OF few months in iIew
York, hardly recognized by her tricntIs In Mace
Of arastc tiusod face, she lad SOFT ruby complex
ION Of almost marble smoothness, and instead OF 49,
she really appeard but Ia SHE told them plainly she
used Aagans Magnolia l;an and would moi be witL-
out it: ANY lady can improve her appearance very
much by using thus article. 1t be ordered Of any
druggist for 90 cents. 49, &A ~
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY an Drug

lieinsireets ininitab1e liar Coloring has been
steadily been growing in favor for over twenty years
II acts upon Che absorbents at the roots OF tic lair
and changes 10 Its original color by degrees AlIn-
streets rot dye but is certain in its results pro-
NOTES its growth, and is beautiful Hair DREssSG
Iricc 90 cents anu $1.00. Sold by all dealers. ;
y Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all Druggists. ii
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M Mr. N E N, EWS


Saturday, October 13.
H9O ARRIVED. 70,
= Steamer baltimore Sherwood, Halifax NJ
Barque Philena, DAVIS, Philadelphia
Brig Thetis, tir) Forbes, Pictou, Nc
Sch Umpire, tl;r) Hopkins, Darlington, Ms.
n biz S mackerel. III
Sh lranklin, Conary Elizabethport
Sch Emery, Wilcomb, Salisbury.
Sch Vienna, Look, Addison. n
Sch Revolution, Wallace Machias.
Se1 Concofdia Bartlett Buehfll for Boston.
Sch q mcnt Beal Macbias for Boston,
q Sch Emma Richards, IlIch Eden for Boso
81 Sch Sarah, Gray, Frankfort for Salem. 2
d Sch Brooks. Arcy, Vinalhayen for Boston.
schs Alkaline, Ryan, and North Cape, Hart, Bel
sehs Irnifess, whidden and X Arey Ryon,
Belfast for Boston. tW -
tlAN4ge# CLEARED. =
Steamer Fraileonia, Sherwood, New yosk-Emery
Steamer Dewitt Clinton. Prince, Camden and
Sear5lort-Eastcrn Packet Co.
BargneL G Bigelow, tBrl o'Brien, Antwerp via
Phladelphia-,Jas Il Farmer. s
-4f. Brig Anna M kn ght, Knight, Sagua-C hurchil
Browns & Manson. ~ 400 81. 70 OF
Brig SWEET, Lawrence, Cardenas--E G Hight
Brig Mary Goddard Brl Nhipple, st John, NIB
Sch William Fl Mail r. Randall New York-fsaac
VI a Sch Tl,oa Dickson, tr) Eacolnber, Windsor, MS
sch 9 Glass, tBr)s Glass, st George, NB-Henry
Sunday. october Al. $,
soir.l,,o,. ,,,s...,ts ARRIVED. ~.
sgg Sch Silver Lake. Reed, Bay Chaleur with $50 bbs
SCI ors sadler, Ellsworth. pa s.ifn
'A HM sen Gomhiod IRE. Clark, Ellsworth. "a -,
SRs5eh Beilona, Wallace Sullivan. L.,
Sch Ophir, Candage 3 ngor " % Hai'" ""
Ee SCH delaware, Harrington Thomaston. a.
. IAUNcIED-At Belfast 9th inst. from tn, ward of
- Carter & Co, a brig Of S55 tons named Bon
-'i QaiNotte" G3aa sSsa9 IA m &C., -
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Died

In Yarmouth, Oct. 10, Miss Lydia True, daughter
OF the late Col. Nathaniel and u. p. True. ~
(Funea this Monday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In brunswick, Oct. I, Mr. Jeminla st key, aged
Vi years months.
In Gardner, Qot. 10, Tics. Wrenn, aged 50 years.
In giale Oct. T. Mrs. Martha, wife Capt.
John Lombard aged 80 years. -is3
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.s,sssSO.O M ~
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Rocket Book Lost!

ct Book, with the owners name in full on the in
sue, c"n MAN, about one hundred dollars in bills
pas T n.y. was MY dollar bill on the Merchants
money was in National Bank bills There were some
papers IN tne % Of no value to any one but
who will return the same TO the undersigned Of FsI
mouth, give information leading to it's recoyery
Portland, Oct. 9, 1866. diff 0N
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GkANU lRUMk RAILWAY.
Oh Canada. a.#.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. n"
EeHK7RA On and after Monday SEPT. 2d. 1866.
T41ks trains win run as follows;- '
Morning Express Train for South Paris and Lew
istOn, att A. M. 'N "'"
Through train for Wateryille, Bangor, Gorhau. Is
land Pond, Montreal and Quebec at 10 p. NJ
Tnis train connects with Express train for Toron-
20 Detroit and Chicago. Sleeping cars attached from
leiapd Pond to Quebec and Montreal
time above stated. ~ s4'N ",'' ue
Trains will arrive as follows:-
ist Montreal, Quebec, So. Paris, Lew
From MoutreaI' Onshac 90 8 10 M.
: = ~ ZAP M
Inc Company are not responsible for baggage to
any aount e!Seeding $50 in value land that person
al ues9 notice is given, and paid for at the rate Of
one passenger for every $500 additional value.
@ j. BR RIDGES, Managing Director
n. BALLEY, Local Superintendent.
Portland, April 7, 1866. diff
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Valuable Real Estate on Elm st.
"a ~ FOE S4LlE.D

A PORTION of the s'DAY'' Estate on Elm street
comprising over $4,000 icct Of land, together
with Brick Houses, Stable &C. This property lis 10
catea on Elm and Cumberland streets all sscepiIble
feet. ~ n 5-SV~' - --'- 'ssAso'loi zoz
Inc ABOVE property is offered for sale either iii nor
lions OF collectively, on hboral terms. Apply to
Aue-V-I JOHN C.. Pi,(0i1OR
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"A Good HouSe

foEs SALE. The well built and pleasantly located
Il square house No. IA Monument Street. built and
now occupied by Mr.. G. Mark. House contains sniff
arors setting room, dining room, Kitchen and live
goou sleeping rooms. Fine cellar in which is a well
Of good water The lot is 30 by 20 feet Good SPACE
Tor another house. Apply to ".fr-ND 'l'-0
'ss,s ~ =. 1--WE JkltRIS, Real Estate Agent.
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Name Central n. n.

nzxwsza THE Trims heretofore r.o Ao,w..n An
go E,a burn as and Dsnvnls and connect with
ON and ater Monday next sxcept ~, se discontinued
sept2b-du EDWIN NOVrS s.,,
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LYONS EXTRACT OF pUIfE JAMAICA GINGER-.
for indigestion, Nausea Heartburn Sick Hca,laccue
Cholera Horbns &C., whcre warming genial Jtimfi-
liant is required. ts careful preparation and entire
purity makes il cheap and reliable article for Gull
tie. r. wv
Saratoga Spring Water, sod by all Druggists.
ifNE.8H gNTgsE Ie,tune IA, '66--eed&w1y
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House InfS

E,LIGABLE House Lots tor sale ON Thomas Em
81 efy and Congress ieets one the head Of
IGslD.kl. gEETW.H STEPHENSON,
Portland, Aug S.-dtf I'd National Rant ~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


N tho Post Office at Portland, Maine, on the 10Th
l. day of October, 1866.
Persops calling fr these letters win please mention
llafl l,,.-a ra allun iiaoil. Il. : :.
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THE MARKETS.
TEhEaRApHrc REPORTS.

r..rr Fiuanetat.
NEW YORK, Oct. II.
The Commercial slys stocks show a general adj
Nance. tournaments are active and ir1ner. Money
Il more active. Exchange nominal Gold Is quoted
TT i52;.
Csusrsercisl---Eser Gable.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.
The Cotton market Ii rmer; sales 10 day DO
100 bales. Miidllng uplands quoted at I'D
LONDON, Oct. TO-
Consals closed nj 50 for money.
American Sectnities-The following are ne l"U si
tions: u. $. 5-20 ~; Illinois Central 'ss; Eric
sharus rs. 40
The Brokers' circular reports the sales OF Cotton lr
he week t s 600 bales. The sales To-day We're 49,
Tl,e market To- Provisions Is easier.
LONDON, Oct. IL.
The money market Is slightly easier. Consols for
money are giloted at syl. A
AMi.RIclS SEcuRITIEs.-Ihe following are tl,t
closing prices Of American securities: Eric Rail
way shares 49, Illinois Central shares 7sl Unite,
stats 5-20's n y.
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All Who value valuable head Of hair and its pres
Will not fail to use lyons celebrated Kataron it
makes the hair rc SOFT and glossy, eracates tand-
run, and causes the hair to grow with luxuliant
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere. W. IT AT
E.TH0MAS LYON, Chcnlis, N. Y.e
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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For Sale.

fS.i Tho new FRENCH COTTAGE, and about
1; seven acres Of land, situated on the Cane COT
HaAS Gige hoaa ~ Cape Elizabeth. The house con-
enquire Of H. W. IL. STEPHENSON.
anSlo-dh Second National Bauk.
EfOR Sale. Three story brick house on Danforth
Street The house is nearly new and in fine Or
der, Immediate possession given
Jull6tf w. G. CHADBOURNE
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House for Sale

/ oiln lsd ~, House for Sale, ,,,sla N az
IN Saccarappa 1t Is double House. about three
i minutes walk from the depot well finished in
good repair, with an abundant supply of water.
Applyto JOHN BROWN,
octSdu .. ftt.t. Depot Master.
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For Sale

sNNHE lot Of Land on the westerly corner Of Con-
gress and Pearl Sts, fronting on Congress street
alb ut Ill feet and on Pearl about 80 ieet.
dpply to CHARLES 4. BARRETT,
At office Grand Trunk Railway Station.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner Of Congress
Il and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
same, with 600 feet of land. This lot will be d.
vided to suit purchasers. Terms easy and made
known BY applying to w. w. Carr, at W. A. Duran s
Clotnn otoie 1oot OF Exchange stree. jul19-dtf
'9R50U II House Lots for Sale.
ON Stevens Plains, near the Horse Railroad -
April t-dtfg Is fStflM u On the premises
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House and ShOp for Sale. !

NHE good, modern built, three stored building on
Is conveniently arranged tor two families and has an
abundance OF hard apd soft water. The basement is
Of brick now used as shoe store but the location is
very desirable tor any kind of retail business. Apply
TO ..,...s... e. -. w. HI. iJERRIS, 4 7
~ 900. 49,. Real Estate Agent,
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For Sale.

at iess e sha. Buding Lots on Deering Street
Piled for Immediately. stunning 'ahd' ii ap-
pauglldtf (YN I'M a. n.1.
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For. Sale.

! THEE story Brick residence on Pine street, a
story Wooden residence on Danforth street, 81 story
residence with IL rooms on Wilmot street. little cash.
linz Lincoln, Brown, Atlantic Gray and State streets
Residences In Westbrook and Gorham constantly on
hand; Building Lots in all parts Of the city, aud
| WestbrOok, for sale. Apply to
4 z. az a PATTERSON q CHADBOURNE,
Dealers In Real Estate 2S7 Congress Street Morton
Diock. Oc4-d2w
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EOr.S Sale.

A VALUABLE lot in thc burnt district. A rare
~ chance for Improvements or investment. Loca-
ZION one "a the best Lot contains over 23 600 feet
inquire On JOHN @. Proctor,
10 Sept. 18-tft1 1910 % hgIAfslI Middle Street
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VALUABLE Property FOR SALE.
An Eight Acre Garden.--A Fine Country
So. Residence.
80 The above place is in Westbrook near Nor
@:;; rilI's Corner, only three miles from Portland.
&zsland - one Of the best places for gentlemans
reHaence, OF for good gardener, to be found in this
vicinity. 1t has new One-and-a-half story Gothic
House. COED Barn and other buildings. The cellar is
cemented, and contains large brick cistern, The
present owner has large run of city customers for
choice grape vines and pear were set out one
year ago. This is rare opportunity to secure eight
acres under axhigh state of cultivation. Apply to
W. II. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent. 3wedocA
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale or to be leased for q term
of Years

A LoI OF land s2x60 feet on the eastern side o.
s;th .t nor4erig covered by dwelling house No. Isl
Counsellers Mt I app'y 70 SMITH REED,
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IMPORTS.

P!cToU, Ms. Brig Thetis--i2o tons coal, TO Port
land Rolling Mills. aF
HARRINGTON, Ms. Sch Umpire-10G7 otis fish,
Is bbls sh Oil, lz bbls herring bills cranberlies
/ bales L g, &c, to order. ,,,.
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RAILROADS.
PORT L A ID
SAC0 & PORTSMOUTH R. R.

Cemnacncing Monday, May 14th, 1852
Id "a Passenger Trains leave Portland for
xBOston at $40 A. M, and $50 p. NJ.
p SsVe Boston tor Portland at 7.3O A. M, and 500
Rild MssoHAsIc's aud LABoRER's Train will leave
saco AZ 40 uaiiy Sundays excepted, at A. M and
returning, will leave Port1.nd S,r Sac and RId
fre HIn Intermediate stations al 6.45 p NJ.
leave PertianS with passenger car attached, win
SO AWNING an leave BiddefOrd at $50 and Saco at
Portland, July 81, 1866 "ANois CHASE Snpl SUPP;
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INSURANCE
~'--------~z4 ATLANTIC q
Mutual Insurance Company.
81 Van 81. cor. Wiuias,, NEW YORK
4iGN T0f JANUARY, 1866. pisyT 'at
msures against MARINE and INLAND Navi
ssof1a VI cation Risks. i.

ssaf4d w cation Risks. fi.e,..1' b
g3b1o painHlf h.---- .rusLt ast De-. DIS.
The whole profits. of the Company revert to the
Assured, and are divided annually upon the Premi-
terminated during The year; and Tor which Ger
lcates are issued, bearing interest until redeemed
The Dividend was 40 per cent In each of the years
1864, and D, ard 3Bper cent. in 1896. adFl7'
The Company has Assets. Over Twelve
Miilfen Dollars, Wiz. :'I7 $3.50
, sank and other Stocks, $4,82S.6S5
PpsIn secured by Stocks and otherwise, $3.50 $50
rr Tlaa Notes and Bills Receivable, Real
c ms.aie, bond and Mortgages and otfierse-
IJnitad . n. Z, I, ~. -.igHc trrif pS 3650o2o
Cash in RAM "ou Ooin, ifid uo yiiraisn11 50, 700
.itdIu JAteI
Lll.' d" 1ohiI l'.ai 4la,ls9,970
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Valuable Building Lot
.aSIs 10. NEAR TuEioaa

: Nv z NeW Fark. dOf SHE. OOT 7
The SsOedeA60svi0ss Church Lot,
NoNTAlNING about u 90. square feet con Com
fored for sale. 1;I'fg = - if s s..'e' 80 '
g., rare Opportunity is here offered to any one wish
Apply TO either of the Committee.
' '"' '''- j. II, FERNAID.
a.. nam . ..tl DAVID TUCKER
Or VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Broker, AZ Rail
road Ofice. under Lancaster Hail. . S1T7 10Y
August %, 1SG6. 4'tion dtfa
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HoooH AND LOT tor sale at Cape Elizabeth Fer,
- a. Iy,-house nearly new. Enquire OF A p. COLE
po She OR WsH.MANSFELD, Portland Steam
sSAesSo' satlat t4 iefJn3tiG sl jul II diff
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q g7. rHod .h9insss7,F9r Is sfs..o Ia,
as3HD asiDni rs Ia
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Lots for SAFE.

Lots for Safe.
Only ii cents per Foet !$F
TIMELY located Lots on the Eastern Promenade.
in LOTS to suit purchasers, 7T'
Also line Lots on Congress between High and State
Streets and on Deering street. in Lois to suit purcs-
ers. Applyto ~ y
w. III. J ERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
s,r At Railroad Office, opposite Preblc House.
9 ang1b-dua
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''nI .lia,La spis3 100 = sstrusg .-fss.r
ofsboa.f id =. IfI.t,g5--,,- I 4.
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Pill, WunuaIle lot OF land corner OF Middle and
of io oIIeets, for 4 term OF years. Enquire
=, ~, 90 49, a.g- q. c. MITCHELL IL SON,
Faro
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u from the Depot, nearly new. neat Ge+t walk
touse barn and oqtbuildmgss having ali the Convex
FENCES ana n Prime condition. Ii is situated near
grove ana short distance from the County road
Apply tos-g-b At44B - - r, n STiyyV I9ST:
Gorham, July II. - LEV Ems.
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House ana Lot Tor SAL.

F- ~T~~~' - 'fee opft0g m the cellar ~ ~
.l counsellers NJ Apply a TO SMITH 4 REED,
o,,ros AT a' Law, Moulton Block Congress St
House and Lot for Sale.
1NHE two story brick house and store NJ $40 -.
gress st, % feet front occupied ONLY az ~ ,
For particulars enquire on the premises a,,~1;
NOTICE Iwfl sell on favorable te,n,. = :
IN payment Or let for term of years tbs LOT rs 10
the corner of Middle and Franklin streets aI S On
Franklin street. including Of Franklin and
Fore streets. Apply to VIM. HILLARY. Ranan Gnu
or SMITH q REED. Attorneys, Portland. 1jyi2fi
~ iaa Land on Munj0y Hill. ,.7idr |
EOR sale lot No. 2s Poplar street and lot No as
Il North street. Enquire of .lslfaH@1fs7,',.f |
JOHN M. BAKER.
oct5d2w* std. z y .iGinuuE No, Prospect Street,
DARN for sale. The subscriber offers his
Il farm for sale or win exchange for city property
1t is first rate farm OF ITO acres with two story
House, in good repair and q new Barn with cellar,
4Ox6O There is Q never falling supply Of good
and wood lot. Said sAfm is Situated on the road
from Saccarappa to Gorham Corner, about one mile
ifom the latter place, For further particulars apply
70 DOW 4 JOHNSON, MoaitQh issreeE o. il II.
p = = IT
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For Lease.

fS; or house for Sale, No 80 Myrtle Street. En-
Hiiil 4a E',, az - NO. Central WHAT - -.
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Sc For Sale. s'lsnA1,

1.-TWO story and q half house with basement. con-
Ie tanning II rooms; on st. Lawrence ST.. Il, good
repair Rooms on lower floor IT, in. high I'd door
iee asa Arranged for two families Parors finished
ready 70 70 take The house at $500 rent This house
MS punt IN most thoroagh manner, by the day and
VIII be sold for less than the same aoid now he hnIt
for, exclusive Of the land For particulars snnlv 10
l. PATTERSON & CHAQBQUR NET
Dealers IN Real Estate 2S7 Congress Street, Morton
plock.l dZ ~ nphh9 4, oct4d2w
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Farm for Sale.

brook, about three miles from Port land ons mS
from horse cars, and Westbfook Seminary. '
SAD arm contains about 100 acres part of It very
There is good house, two large barus. and ont bo"s
es on me premises will be sold together or in lots
sep11-dtf ic5 Commsrn;nn Z.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

rlNHE Oxford House, pleasantly situated in the vii.
a LACE OF Fryeburg, Oxford county, Maine is Of
leTed FOR sale at bargain, il applied for soon.
and fix ures throag together with ali necessary
outbuildings. n '>'P"Ay
~ For full particulars inquire OF "
HORATIO BoOrHBY,
p.,,o,,,,u Proprietor,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
More of the President,s Journey.

After assisting ut the laying Of the corner stone
Of the Douglas monument in Chicago, President
Johnson pushed his journey further Westward,
and visited tho great metropolis of Missouri, St.
Louis, whcrc he was received with honor and en-
thusiasm. From st. Louis he turned his face
homewards; that is towards Washington. Along
the route between St. Louis and Indianapolis,
the capital of Indiana, he was treated with dis
tinction At Indianapolis, which is in the midst Of
venomous section, row occurred in the crowd j;
the confusion was so great that the President had
to retire from the piazza of the hotel. The dis
turbance went so far as to result in the firing Of
pistols one man was killed., and several were
wounded. This may be called the beginning Of
bloodshed between Radicals and Conservatives.
The probability is that it will not stop here both
parties are armed in Missouri, and prepared for
q conflict.
At Cincinnati, the city council refused, by a
vote of is to 8, to tender the hospialties of the
city to the Presidential party. The Chamber of
Commerce, however, welcomed with honor and
spirit. At Harrisburg, the capital Of Pennsylva-
MIA, the President was greeted with public mu-
nicipal reception. At Johnstown, Pa, bridge,
crowded with persons to hail the President, broke
down; the crowd fell twenty feet; four or FIVE
were killed; thirty or forty wounded. The Prcsi-
dent gave large sum for the relief of the suffer-
ers. At Pittsburg, Pa, as at Indianapolis, there
was riotous demonstration. At Baltimore, Mr..
johnson again received a grand ovation. And
at Washington, where he arrived on Saturday
last, at nightfall, the demonstration is said to
have been extremely grand and imposing.
Thus ends Mr.. Johnson'S Western tour. BE
spoke to the people anywhere and everywhere. II
had undoubtedly been better for him had he
spoken less. The elections, now coming on,
will prove whether or not he strengthened him.
solf or his party.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine.

DIR. MAaGIEL is the founder of q new Medical
System The quantitarians, whose vast internal
doses .cnfeeble tho stomach and paralyze the bow
els, must give precedence to the man who restores
health and appetite, with from one to two of his
extraordinary Pills, sand cures the most virulent
sores with box or so of his wonderful and all
healing Salv These two great specifics of tho
Doctor are fast superseding all the stercotyped
nostrums of tho day. Extraordinary cures by
Maggicps Pills and Salvc havo opened tie eyes
of the public to the ineficcncy of the (so-called)
remedies of othors, and upon which people have
so long blindly depended MaggieIs Pills are
not of tho class that arc swallowed by the dozen,
and Of which every box full taken creates IN abb
solute necessity for another. Cno or two of Mag
gePs Pills sufices to place the bowels in perfect
order, tone the stomach, create an appetite, and
render the spirits light aud buoyant! There is
no gripping, and no reaction in tho form of con-
stipator. If the liver is affected, its functions
arc restored and if the nervous system is feeble,
it is invigorated. This last quality makes the
medicines very desirable for the wants of delicate
females. Ulcerous and eruptvo disease, arc lite
rail- cxtinguished by tho disnfcctant power of
Maggiels Salve. In fact, it IS hero announced
that Maggiel's Bilious, Dyspeptie and
DiarrhGa Pills cure where all others fail.
While for Burns, Schlds, Chlblains, Cuts, and all
abraslons' Of the skin, Maggiel's salye is in
fallible. Sold by ]. MAaGIEL, IL Pine Street,
New York, and oil Druggists, at % cts. per box.
Aug Is ly 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
Return Home Of Gov. Pickens.

Gov PIcKESs, who, with his beautiful and gifted
lady, has been spending tho last two months in
different parts of Virginia and Maryland-princi-
pally, however, in the city of Baltimorc-has re-
turned to Edgewood, his home near our town. We
are glad to say that Gov. P's health, the impaired
condition of which necessitated his trip North
ward is very much invigoratcda and re-establshed
And We are sorry to say that our distinguished
felow-eitizen does not entertain hopeful view of
the political state of things at the North. He
regards the triumph of the administration party
in the fall elections, now beginning, as, at best
extremely doubtful,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-19
Written, for the Advertiser.


ELIZABETH NJ. PoRTEous, DIED SEPT. 18th, 1865.
"Let me die the death of the righteous, and
let my last end be like hers"
This day, one year ago, she parted from us,
And left unto our home, q sad and vacant place;
We miss her dailyin our lessened circle,
And miss the quiet influence of her. soft and
gentle face.
What was che then? A tired, homeless Wandercr,
Dying afar from scenes shclovcd so well;
Now? Safe athome. No more, forher, sad changes
Shall darken o'cr her life, and hopc and joy
dispel.
At home at last What matter that she's lying
With strangers dust Around the great White
Throne,
Her soul has joined the loved, whom cen when
dying
Sac fondly wished to meet again, and clasp her
oWn.
One year with God! Ono year with those bright
Angels}Fg
Learning the problem of this great, mysterious
lltej
Learning that He, in His sure Wisdom, Love and
Mercy
Is ever with his Children, guiding through the
strife.
That not ono step He takes, VIC Ger should ques-
ton,
Or wish untakcn.-Dut how can we discern
How can we, with our poor beclouded vision,
And earth-bounds minds, now fathom what they
learn. 2
Help US to turn from them; from sad and useless
grieviug .r... .F#
And learn cur lesson meekly-and patient, wait
Thy will;
Till Jesus comes, and takes US too, to see His
glory. - ~ S
And the pulses of our weary heads and throb-
bing hearts arc still.
s.P.c.
Farm, near EdgeGcld c. A.,
| Sept. 18th, 1856.