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Children Teetg greatly facilitates the proceis Of teeth
ing by softening the gums, reducing oil inhaulmaton-
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Never did we know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used It On the contrary all are delighted with
its operation and speak in terms OF commentator OF its
magical effects and medical virtues.
We sneak In this matter "WHAT WE Do KNOW, after
years OF experience and pledge our reputation for the
fslment of what here declare In almost every ill.,
stance where the infant is suffering from pain and ex
haustion relief will be found in fifteen twenty mnutes
after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle
Be sure and call for
"MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sin,ile of COURTS PERKINS on the
outside wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world Price only
35 cents per bottle.
ofices-No. "l5 Fulton street, New York; No. 2O5 High
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RETURN pAY.-Saturday last was return day for
the Fall Term OF the Court of Common Pleas for
York District. We learn from the Clerk, that only
about sixty cases we're lodeed IN his office.
I HOTkrG{e ENQUIRER
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washington New

WASHINGTON, October 4.-Oficial advices re-
ceved here state that 800 head Of CATTLE stolen by
Indians frnm Texas, are held at Fort Bascom, sub
ject to the order Of the owners on proof of pro-
perty.
MEssMoRE has been removed. CALL1coTTs sue
cessor is under consideration. Contest bitter.
A contract has been closed by the Postmaster
General through ". d. MANN, Assessor OF
Internal Revenue at Mobile, with the Mobile
Trade Company, for tri-weekly steamboat mail
between Mobile and Selma The service COM
mences October 10. Postofices are to be I'M
mediately opened at important landings on the
Alabama River.
The Hon. LOUIS D. CAMPBELL has taken the
stump in Ohio in favor of the Democrats.
J. WARREN BELL has been appointed Collector
of the Customs at Corpus Christi, Texas, utce
MCINTYRE, suspended.
The speech of s. s. Cox, of Columbus Ohio,
and the proceedings Of the Democratic Conven-
tion of Albany, have cheer ing effect on bank
men and capitalists.
A special dispatch from. Nashville says that
BRowNLow's election to the Senate is conceded
The revenue to-day amounts to s., 1,OOO,0Oe.
The revenue from customs for the week amounts
m q o50 mn
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, October General ScHoF1ELDs or
der has been issued, prescribing the mode OF
election. The civil police are to keep order. Polls
are to be held responsible for disorder. Register
ing officers, during the election, shall have the
power OF military commissioners. A registered
voter arrested for any offence election day must
be allowed to vote before being taken to Jail. In
districts numbering over five hundred voters,
separate places must be provided for whites and
blacks to vote. No candidate for office shall
ofaciate as registering officer in the election. Ali
liquor shops in the vicinity of the polls to be
closed.
The officers of the United States Circuit Court
are arranging the preliminaries for the trial of
MIR. DAVIS on the 1st November.
Judge Underwood to-day overruled a motion to
auash an indictment in a revenue fraud case on
the ground of want of jurisdiction. He overrulel
the motion on the ground that the law of 1929
gives the Court jurisdiction over all cases whether
named by Congress or not.
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Northern News.

PHILADELPHIA, October 4-The revenue officers,
supported by the marines, have Destroyed loo
illicit stills.
ALBANY, October 4.-The Convention have nomi-
mated homer A. WILSON, Secretary of State; WM.
F. ALIEN, for Comptroller; W. H. b. BRISTOL, for
Treasurer; MARSHALL B. OHAMPLAIN, for Attorney
General, and JOHN c. lay, for Canal Commits
.ionar
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as-A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HFh
country home, after soourn OF lew months in tie
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
coarse, rustic, flushed face she had SOIL ruby CON-
plexion of almost marble smoothness, and instead
twantyhree she really appeared but oghteer Uponia
oiry ss to the cause of so great change she painiy
told them that she used the CIRCAssLAN BALM, az:
considered It an invaluable to any Lady toilet
By ts use any Lady Gentlemen can improve their per
sona appearance hundred fold 1t Is simple In it'
combination as Nature herself simple, YET unsurpass
ed in its efficacy in drawing impurities fro1 also heal
ing cleansing and identifying the skin and complexion
By its direct con on the cucle it draws from 1t all Its
impurities kindly healing the same, and leaving the aur
face as Nature intended it should becear, soft smooth
and beautiful Price 3d. sent by Mail or Express on re-
ceipt OF an order, by
W. L. CLARK CO., Chemists.
No. 3 WesnFayette Street, Syracuse. N y.
The only American Agents for tue sale OF the same
March 80 !!
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sr MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHooD.-Au Essay for
Young Mon on the Crime of Solitude. aud the Physe-
logical Errors Abuses and Diseases which create i'm
pediments to MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Adlress Dr. ]. sKILLN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
oI.-horoe 3mos
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,-nI 1c5FD EVERY SATURDAY MORNING. AT
urapseburg, S. c. Terms - per annuin' IN az
vance. .., s,,, saosono a,tra cores of the
unrSSrpa News will be circulated for The benent Ol
our advertising patrons $1,000, .ho ,,,.. ,;hor.,
% Iddress SAMUEL, DIBBLE-
'ein1'' Editor Orangeburg News,
po,rrervos Orlngeburg, S
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as NOTICE. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEA
that application win bernade before Chief Justice Dun
KIM at Chambers, on the 18th OF November next for til
incorporation Of ''THE AMERICAN MISSIONARY A
ISOLATION NnsoUTH CAROLINA" the object o.
which establish Normal School for eolored pei
sons with capital sto of one eshundred dollars. wit:
the privilege of increasing the ssme by donations er
otherwise to the Of fifty thousand dollars. the pasr,
pose being educate teachers for schoos in South Caro-
lima. SO September II
lsFNoTIcE TO MARINERS.-C APTAINa
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vesseisin Ashley
River requested not 10 do anywhere within direca
range of the heads, OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAt
WHARyEs the Charleston and St. Andrews side o.
the Ashley Rver by which precauon contact with tn
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. G. TURNER. r. N. "
Harbor Masters Office. Charleston February O. 1895.
Teh,r,srvr s..s
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as- CIRCULAR CHURCH.-SERVICES MA
be expected in this church 7o-Aorrow Aor7uina q
halfpast 10 O'Clock, and in the 4ternoon at halfpas
o'clock. Octooero
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agoRPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE RE\ ,
G. p: GADsDEN, of st. Lukes EpiscopaD Church
will perform Divine Service in this Chapel TOAorro'o
afternoon, 9th instant, at Four9clock.
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as- CoNSIGNEES NOFICE.-BOSTON LINE
Steamship GEO. B. UPToNwin discharge cargo This
Day, at Accommodation Wharf Goods not called for
before sunset Will be stored at risk and expense Of con-
signees. r.,. WILLIAM ROACH.
October5 Il
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Rs-FIRST AND WENTWORTH STREET BA !.
TIST CHURcHEs.-The entire Services during : y
Aorow 9th instant will be held at the First Bapi. 81
Church, in Church street. at the usual hours of NOR
ing and afternoon worship. The Ordinances will be =
ministered by the Pastor The members of bcia
Churches will unite this OCCASION and coectir
will be taken up during morning service
October
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New York New
Democracy in Now York

NEW YORK, October 4.-ELIAs HOWE, the III
ventor of the sewing machine, is dead.
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SPECIAL N0Tic Es.

a@ TRINITY NJ. E. CHURCH.-TaE RI !.
DIR. LANGLEY will perform Divine Service In tt v
Church To-hOrrop Sunday Morning. at haif-past n
o'clock
Services at night will be con lucted by Rev.aC
dADsDEN. commencing at Eight O'Clock. -
The afternoon will be devoted to Sabbath School ex
cisas ncko1Nor-
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DOWIE & NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
TpE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

\, u, Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel.
June II
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From New Orleans.

ST.. LOUIS, October 4.-THoMAs E. NOEL, me
Der of Congress from this State, is dead.
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SHIP PIN @

nOSTON AND CHARLESTON STEAM,
II SHIP IINE-The New Al Steamship GEORGE B.
UPTON RICH Commander, will be dispatched Tuesday,
at o'clock p. NJ
For Freight or Passage apply to
Oclober6 WM, ROACH, Agent
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12
Fourth, or Jul~.

Fourth Of July.
At large and enthusiastic meeting held
on Tuesday evening at the Office Of r. No
bic, Hon. D. Hammer was called to the
chair and DR.. Newell appointed Secretary.
The following proceedings were had:
Bass & Elmcndorf turned over citi-
xcns subscription list, amounting to $500,
to the Fourth Of July Finance Committee,
consisting Of A. j. Jordan, o. IIulverson
and L. Peavy, with authority to collect
and procure more subscriptions. The
Committee Of Arrangements are w. F.
Hunting, NJ. O'Brien, J. II. Merrill, f. P.
Clarke, L. Metzger, l.. Benton, II. Larson,
F. F. Elmcndorf, d. Hammer, George A.
Dickcy and Il. Grant.
The Committee of Arrangements will
meet at y o'clock on Thursday evening at
Il. Mobiles Office. a a
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

BUTTERMILK.-Perhaps some people
may not like the caption of this article.
With us sit is different" MS the boys say.
Mr.. CARD is in town exhibiting his "Whirl-
pool" churn. 1t goes round like grind
stone, only much easier than any we ever
turned. On Saturday last, in front of the
Evans Housc,a trial of speed was made
between the "Whirlpooli and The old
"Dash" concern which used to make us
so mad after a halliday effort to bring the
butter and at the expense of all the hot
crater we could reach! Well, six quarts
Of cream were equally divided and the
ehurning began. In four minutes the
whirlpool produced two and Isl OF. of
butter, and in fifteen minutes the "Dash"
produced two pounds and 10 or. The
trial was made before number of gentle
men, and Mr.. CARD was awarded the
praise as inventor, while the 5uttermilk
lby contract!) fell to the writer of this
noticei We believe Mr.. c. is public
benefactor in his inventive powers. and we
believe farther that washing machine on
the same principle will soon be patented.
Thy cannot something be done to relieve
male human nature from the hard labor
" tub and the wash-board? Oh that
"a genius.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

1t is supposed by many that VIC are dog
bite proof, having experienced that de-
lightful luxury on several occasions.
For the benefit of others and in consider
alton of the weather we rc-publish the Ger
tain cure for Hydrophobia. -,
Take Immediately warm vinegar or tepid
water wash the wound clean Herewith,
and then dry it; then pour upon the
wound few drops of hydrochloric acid,
because mineral acids destroy the poison
of the saliva by which means the latter
is neutralized.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

Mr.. Moses Morey, of Pleasant Vale, Pike
Co., ILL.,, arrived here last week on trip
through the river towns as far north as
Minneapolis. Mr.. Morey is one Of the
largest fruit dealers in ILL.,, and is now
looking after the fall trade. He is, we be-
lieve, the guest Of M. O'Brien, of O'Brien
& Duff, large fruit dealers here, who with
Mr.. NJ. left here yesterday on their up
river trip. Mr.. Morey reports good pros.
poets Of fruit in his state.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

OurslDE.-Vanity.. Idaho on Popc's
Eulocv of the Indian. "A most interesting
letter from Montana. Bad babics...A wild
county,. Greeley and the Loyal Leagucrs
of New York city. Negroes on the regis
try. Stewards cars and carriagcs....Mis-
ccllany.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

Prudential.
In another column is letter from
Washington to the Muscatinc Journal.
We publish it without indorsing the
doubtful complimentary notice Of Mr.. Col
fax. Most of the photograph is near the
truth, but when Wilson and Price, of this
State are credited with having more
'bulk of brains than Schuyler Colfax,
we object, decidedly. We publish the
whole letter for its easy racincss and tho
light it throws on presidential movements
in and about Washington to use a late
vulgarism which is more recently applied
to every and all subjects. we may remark
that most of our national men are ION it."
In this respect the Iowa Republican poll
ticians exhibit the same tendency toward
tho Goce,norship. Speaking Of Governor
reminds US that Link" the correspond
entail name of the Journal editor, goes
pretty heavy for GRrSSELL, the principal
argument being that because Gen. Ros-
seau cancd him and the General was after
wards confirmed as Brigadicr General in
the regular army, therefore Grinncll ought
to be nominated. By this rule partisan
can act in coarse, low manner toward a
political opponent, get deserved whaling
and then claim big Office of his party!
Why not? 1t is logical if not sensible.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12
The Nlc(sreU0r Band.

Editors Times If you will allow me
three or four inches of space I would like
word to say in reply to the Ne,cs of last
week on the McGregor Band. That sheet
quotes from the TINES that Flanders, of
the Evans House, entertained Colfax free,
and takes occasion to find fault because
the Band charged for music at Colfax's
lecture. Now the members of the Band
care nothing for this snarlng on the part
of the Ners, 1--WE expect nothing better
from that source), but the people generally
seem to entertain the idea that they have
claims on the Band on account of aid they
have extended to It's from time to time.
We c write on behalf of the Band) beg
to differ with them most emphaticolly. We
have given them value received for every
dollar they ever bestowed on the Band.
The Ners says "the McGregor people
have been verdant enough to donate liber-
ally to the band from time to time" This
part of the story is not true. Nobody has
donated to the Band "from time to time"
They have bought tickets to our entertain
ments, it is true, land we thank them for
their libcrality in this). Even ifthe citizens
had donated the entire cost of our instru-
ments, we have rendered service enough
to more than repay them. We would all
like an introduction to the individual who
can enumerate the occasions on which the
Band has been out during the past year
and nerer thought Of making charges. The
Churches, Sunday Schools, Secrets Orders,
Poor Committees, Lecture Managers, Pic
Nic-ers, &c., will all remember our donated
efforts to cnlivcn their festivities, and en-
nance their pleasure and profit.
If the Ners man has given the Band
any money and feels regret at having lent
aid to SO unworthy an institution he can
call at Headquarters and get his !" filthy
lucre' back with interest. cor any 9TH
or man,
One thing we want distinctly understood
from this time on: When man Tor set of
men) engages the McGregor Band he must
pay for 1t, unless we see proper to do a
free job, (which VIC are willing to do when
we think public good requires it) and we
will set our prices according to time spent
and nature of services. We are not sub
ject to orders; arc not under military rule
or any other rule, except the golden
rule. When We choose to make music for
nothing we will do so, and when we do
not the Devil himself can't force US to. La
boring men can't afford to spend so much
time for the amusement or benefit of those
who have only to swing their hats and say
"come on boys!" 1t won't pay for rent,
music, lights, &c.
p. S.-There is one kind of service for
which we never make a charge-leaving it
to the liberality of parties concerned-and
that is funeral serrice: should Maj. Drum
mond, of the Ne,cs, need anything in
this line we shall be most happy to ac-
commodatc him at any time; but we hope
he won't "peg out" during this heated
season.
Note Bene-We understand that the ed
itor of the Ne~s charged for the printing
he did for the Colfax lecture. How are
you "Hderality'' and "public spirit?"
d. T. LINDLEY,
Leader McGrcgor Band.
McGrcgor, May IL, 1867.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

We are indebted to Hon. SCHUYLER
CoLPAx for copy of BowLEs springfield
Mass.) "Across the Continent" 1t is
a most interesting book, detailing infinitely
the subject of Mr.. Collars lecture on the
2Sth ult., at this place. Robert Grant
will probably have copies for sale in few
days. SCHUYLER, we are under auld lang
syre obligations.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

On Tuesday, the 18th of this month, a
County Organization against the pre-
sent Ineffective, imperative, inconsist-
ent, arbitrary liquor Jaw, will he effected
at McGregor. A gentleman informs US
that he is indicted for selling liquor, while
the notice given him informs him that I'M
less he pays national license at once, and
for a gear too, his liquors and fixtures will
be sold by distress" Force man by
national authority to take out a yearly IL
cense and by State authority put him in
prison for selling! Isn't it time the mod
ern political trimmers who unfortunately
control the legislation of the country had
a ticket of leave? What man of individ-
uality enough to paddle canoe wants to
be in state of moral and legal serf-hood
which has immortalizcd the Blue-la laws of
New England? We expect large atten-
dance and most decided resolutions in ia
vor of personal independence and a libe-
raj license law. Let not Liberty expire at
the feet Of Fanaticism. The masses have
the power-let public thieves and hypo-
critics be made to feel it!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12
ID L H ID :

At Postville Iowa, June 9TH, 1867, Mary E. wife Of
N. j. Beedy, ut the age Of 30.
The bereaved husband, with whom we most sin
cereIy condoe friend of many years. desires to
extend his heartfelt thanks to the many friends and
neghbors who kindly remained with him during
the sickness of his deceased companion.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12
democratic state conventi.n.

The Democratic electors of the several counties Of
re State of Iowa are requested to send delegates to
state Convention hereby called to bc held at Des
Moincs the 26th day Of June next At II o'clock A.
NJ The ratio of representation will be one delegate
for every 100 votes cast for Thomas II. Benton, Jr
for Governor and one for every fraction of hundred
fifty. Counties casting less than fifty votes will
be entitled to one delegate. tuiI \
Believing that the integrity of the Union, and the
perpetuity Of free institutions, depend the distnc
tive measures maintained by the Democratic party,
We Invite all who coincide with ~ In sentiment upon
mo issues before the country, to participate in
primary elections for tue selection of delegates.
by order Democratic State Central Committee,
J. NJ. ELWOOD, Chairman.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

Instantly. Amy trouble occasioned by
eating cucumbers or unripe fruit will dis
appear instantcr if the sufferer will take
one swallow of Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE. 1t
is perfectly harmless.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

CoNcERr.-Mr. Hodges, the Agent of
Frank Lumbard's Concert, called on us on
Tuesday. The bills tell us his company
will "Concert' at the Cambrian on
Thursday evening, June Goth. The name
of Frank Lumbard is too we'll known to be
benefited by puff from anybody. lie
is admitted to he one Of the finest compos-
ers and singers in this country, and we
have no doubt of a full house by an ap-
preciative audience. He had a crowded
house here about nine years ago, when
McGregor was little: We expect the fine
troupe of male and female vocalists who
accompany him will add much to the ef-
feet which his splendid voice can produce
alone.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-06-12

SOMETHING NEw.-PEAvY is resolved to
be without rival in his favorite business,
that of Photographing. He has now in
his employ the celebrated Mr.. Glow, of
Milwaukee, Madison and the Northwest
generally pho Geographic painter Of
most excellent skill. 1t will surprise you
to see your picture after the artistic pencil
of Mr.. Glow has given it life and express
sion. HILL of New York, at one time
thought he had "got'' the art of coloring a
Photograph by nature but he hadn't and
science ever since has been yainly explor-
ing in that direction. Mr.. CLOVIS delicacy
of touch and tint will almost mako you
believe that HILL had succeeded.
Pcayy has ordered Camera to take
photographs of life size, and with this en-
inent and talented artist to illustrate them
in colors and standings, no painter on earth
can equal them. The painting is some
what expensive, but no one will reject the
price when they see the immense improve
ment Mr.. Glow can add to the cold, dull,
uncolored sun-pictures.
Call and see specimens and you cannot
avoid being "taken."