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New Fifty-ccnt Countcrfci,..

In Peterson's Counterfeit Defector for
July, is the following description of the
new counterfeit fifty cent notes, extensive
~ circulated ut present. The head OF
Stanton, the beard harsh and still. the
background on the right Of the head ir.
regular and scratchy. Under some of the
letters of the words fractional currency"
are five lines in the ruled shade to the
letters, and but tour in the genuine In
the words United States the blank spa
ces in the body OF the letters aud the rule
shades are irregular, and generally mar
rover than the genuine which are Of un.
form width. On the back of the counter
ieit the hair lines forming the turns at the
top and bottom of the itolib letters are
heavy; on the genuine they are light and
delicate. The red seal also differs materi.
ally from the genuine in the forms of the
letters the dots on the shields, the shades
TO the letters, which are irregular and on
both sides of the letters, and the ruled
lines forming the background to the shield.
The fibre paper on which the genuine n OF -
are printed has been initiated by scratchy
lines engraven on the counterfeit plate
On examination with glass it will be
seen that the entire work differs from the
genuine.
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Resolved" says the Philadelphia Plat.
form, that the ranking privilege should
be abolished; and vet the y Y. Times is
ranked 10y the thousands, and goes through
the mail 10y the CARLOAD to re elect tle of
flee holders candidate
1t is significant that, while nearly all our
latter Presidents have been nominated
either mt Baltimore or Cincinnati the can.
didates selected at Philadelphia have been
defeated. The coming ection viii be no
exception to the past rule.
Connecticut propose to repeal the bonn
~ on foxes for the reason that the major
ity are believed TO he killed in New York
and IN Massachusetts aud then brought
across the line. 1t Is also stated that only
young foxes are brought in Tor the bounty.
the old ones being lett unframed so rs to
keep up the supply, and it is reported that
a number Of persons make it business to
raise foxes for the sake OF the bounty. Ey-
IDENTIFY a foxy business
\ Maine man lately sued his son-in.law
for horse ieed lunches, etc, furnished dur
ing the couriship OF lis daughter, and the
sued man comes mp with an offset in the
shape Of meals, etc, furnished the old mal
while visiting his daughter since her mar.
riage.
1t seems to be regarded By high Govern.
ment officials, with what reason does not
appear, as settled that the United States
VIII receive favorable decision from the
Emperor oi Germany in the matter Of the
San Juan boundary question. 1t is lener-
ally admitted abroad that the United States
have presented by far the strongest case,
not only in maps and documents, but in
history and PRECEDENT II il expected the
decision will Ice rendered iu Seuteu,ber
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Thanks 90 our friends Tor ,Ic new cub
C.. beers tlcy are sending u-
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PLAIN TALK,

During the war, and mp to 1870. the
Radical party had control of this State
The history OF their rule is one that the
true, honest people of tl,is State will long
remember tits story of crime, corrup.
lion and tyranny, that will not soon be
isrgotten. That party was at last de-
ihroned, and the government Of the State
came into the hands Of the Democratic
party. In order 10 secure the perfect eman-
cipation Of our people, the Democratic par.
~ SAW thar a new Constitution was neces-
'ary; they called convention and framed
a eonstitGtion-an excellent one, too,-and
now present 1t tor ratification. The work
Is not complete until that Constitution is
ratified and put into practical operation.
With the shrewd cunning that has al.
ways characterized that party, the Radi-
Gals have taken advantage of the bitter
hour Of disappointment that has come TO
some OF our men, and, Satan ike, has
whispered in their ears: "come to us. we
will heal your wounded bride, and CRAFTY
your widest ambition2 In other words let
u form "a timited partnership for the pur-
Pose OF breaking up the democratic party.
We will give you the Offices Won covet. and
take all the balance The defeat of the
democratic party, and the new Constitu-
ton and our reinstatement in place and
power is enough for us" Now fellow
democrats, don you see the point2 Is not
that dodge little too thin for you not to
see through it? There are some men pre
tending to belong to our party who have
acted SO foolish, or so mean, as to take the
halt, and are now working for the success
Of the Radical party, and is re.instate-
ment in power. They say they don't mean
H. and some OF them even have the effron-
try TO say that they are working tor the
publication and vinication OF the demo-
cratic party. Yes, in a horn. Can the
democratic party be purified and wildcat
ed by being disrupted and defeated? Well
you know all about that, Men who wish
10 crafty their personal ambition at the
expense OF their party, will say almost anv
thing Men who are candidates, iadepen.
de"t Other party, should lie left to stand
independent THE party owes them moth
ing aud can afford to be just as indepen.
dent As they are Look out for such chpas
from Governor down, aud don't let them
fool YOU
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OHIO COUNTY.
Democratic Mass Meeting.
IMMENSE ATTENDANCE.
STIR ING ECHES!.
Resolutions with the Right Ring!

On Tuesday evening, July 23d, an i'm.
mense Democratic Mass Meeting was held
IN the city OF Wheeling Ii was the largest
gathering neld in the city Tor four wears
Nearly one hundred OF the most rroni.
uent aud influential Democrats of the
county actei as officers Of the meeting In
the words Of the Register, "rhe spirit OF the
Democracy of Ohio county was manifest
IN It's enthusiastic endorsement of the Con.
sttntion and Governor Camden"
The speakers were Messrs. ]. y Cam.
den. John Blair Hoge, caleb Bogsess and
h, +. Martin. The apostacy OF Jacob was
discussed IN the severest manner, and the
honest denuuciation OF his course was re-
ceived with hearty cheers of approval
The unanimous sentiment OF the meeting
was outspoken in favor Of "yindicatinr the
honor and purity OF tile Democratic party. 4"
10y an unbroken supporter the whole ticket
the overwhelming defeat of Governor
Jacob, and the adoption OF the new Consti.
tuition.
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Eolri- OF Regi-tra-ion are prohibited bv
the new Constitution This clause -hou. no
secure Tor 30 the support OF every Demo-
cat in the state The Republicans ore
unanimous On their opposition TO the new
Constitution, and arc supporting Governor
Jacob as means of defeating o. Let
every Democrat who remembers the out
RACES Of the registration vote in favor Of
Camden AMI the new Constitution
Charleston Courier.
An Illinois paper, edited by po-t.mas-
ter, congratulate an Iowa paper. publish
ed by Custom House official, that Wis
consln paper, eliiei 10y Revenue ColIec-
tor, is ding q red bot service Tor Grant
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1 Sell Goods at a Low FIGURE.

ut shall
few articles at and make selling articles for
than worth
facilities for doing Grocery business
honorable
and yeas--always thanking them for their patronage
shall continue to make the and quality
to all who he pleased
dersood that when SELL Goods intend haze pay
e22n5y t. DOOTJTTIE
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As Affecting ScENE.-In speaking Of
the recent Hood. which was so disastrous
in several sections OF Virginia. the Lynch
burr papers record the following sad event.
A mother and -cyearl little children were
making their escape from a narrow neck
o. land which lies between the river Jame-
aud the canal. when they were amazed o.
dud that the bridge was already gone. aud
that their only Loue was 60 cling 10 the
abutmcutof the bridge until the angr,
waves should subsidc. But a- they stood
there clinginc 10 the abutment the waters
continued 90 rise higher aud higher, while
900 the deep darkness they could hear the
crushing of trees anil the thuuder- OF
bridge tiuher- that were wildly da-hu.
all around them. They bad been iu this
condition for some time wncu the little girl
ieIt that her strength was gone, and with
a shrek OF terror she exclaimed, Kiss me
mother. for ] can't bold on any longer.
And with the warm pressure ofthc mother.
Dips upon her check. she was swept away
and WAS seen no more.
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The following decision is of great i'm
portance to many pensioners who are en-
titled to receive an increase under the late
act. They will see that no attorney is
needed, aud in fact is not recognized to
secure the increased rate:
The late decision of the Commissioner
"i Pensions, under the act of June 1872.
increasing the rates Of certain pensioners.
IN which the Commissioner held that the
Intervention Of an attorney was not reonir
Ell, aud that no attorneyshp in such cases
would be recognized or Tee allowed. has
bee" sustained on an appeal case by the
Secretary OF the Interior The Commi,.
sioners decision saves to the pensioners
the aggregate sum OF 100000 The Com
missioner held that these ctses are not
claims in the contemplation of the law.
Inc old certificates are to he forwarded To
tue Commissioner Of Pensions. who will
place upon the margin the new ratings
authorized in the recent law. \ sworn
Application Is not essential in these cases.
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l.. DoOLITTT.E
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
and Provisions
Cor. Sd Avenue and 10th Street,
HUNTLNGTON WEST Vi.

The undersigned e leave to advise the public wishing
foods IN his line in particular that they will
a assortment of Goods quality are kent
All goods sold this establishment cd1onted be as recommend
ed, and o
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The MEN WHO ARRAGv GEANr-The
following Is Il partial list of the witnesses
against Grant and official corruption. l..
Is composed OF men worthy Of the conf
denee OF the people. Look ut TIE list:
Charles sumner, Republican United
states Senator for Massachusetts.
Lyman TrumbuIl Republican United
States Senator for Illinois
Thomas w. Upton, Republican United
States senator for Nebraska.
lECarl Schurz, Republican United States
senator for Missouri.
Reuben i fenton, Republican United
States Senator tor New York.
james NJ Palmer, Republican Governor
o; Illinois
Andrew g. Curtin, Republican ex Gov.
eruor OF Pennsylvania
Jacob ID. Cox, Republican Ex-Governor
ut ohio.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

80 3. =
CRuMBs- Peaches were plentiful on.
the streets yesterday
The Radicals had meeting mt the
Court House last Monday afternoon.
The Elliot Truck House is nearly
completed.
"A hand-to-hand encounter took
place ID Court House Square yesterday
afternoon. No one hurss
MIR. Kirk Robinson has returned
from his trip TO the up-country.
MIR. j. w. H. Dukes is 5si esiiecting a
neat. store on Russell Street.
AIR. w. NJ. Sain leaves for Ken
lucky ina few days, for the purpose of
.buyinga a large lot of horses and mules
for the fall trade.
Monday last was very disagreca-
bic, wet day.
MIR. j. X. White has removed the
rooms Of the Singer Machine" to one
door South Of Corne1sonfs. IS
After an absence of some weeks, DIR.
L. b. Legare has returned 10 Orange
burg, looking hale and hearty.
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THE SINGER STILL fTRIUMPHANTl
TIE
NEW FAMILY SINGER SEWING
TBIuMPHANTil
MACHINE.

/. $ ssE.ss,sr.. MACHINE
wkr1I ATTACHMENTS FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK
is fast winning favor in tie household, as shown
by the rapidly increasing sales. ~
This NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
IL capable of n range and variety of work such
rs wis once thought impossible to perform by
machinery. we claim and can show That it IS
the cheapest, most beautiful, dclicatcty arrang-
ed, nicely adjusted, easily operated and smooth
drumming of all the Family Sewing Machines.
1t Ii remarkablcno only for. the range and va
riety of its sewing, but also for the variety ant,
different kinds of texture which it viii sew with
equal ficiity and perfection, using silk twist,
linen or cotton thread, fine or coarse, making
the einterlocked-eastic-stic alike on both sides
of the fabric sewn. Thus, beaver cloth, ,asor
leather may lie sewn with great strength and
uniformity of stich; and, III n moment, this
willing and never worrying instrument nay be
adjusted for fine work gatlzc or gos.s,mcr It's
sue, or the tucking of tarlatan, or rulliing, or
almost any OTHER work which delicate finger,
hnsesbecn known to perform. 4 s.ajfittf
At, the, worlds fair it received the great
award of the highest sacsl
a j. X. White, Agent.
Office at Engine House, Orangeburg, s. 6.
Jun Fi M s -; ~ 3m
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The attention of our readers is invited
to the special t.legram on the N. c. cleo
tions, i'll another column. Our friends
who wait the latest news, can have it by
subscribing TO the Times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

HSLIGIous.-The religious services at
the Methodist Church, which have been
continued from night to night for the
past three weeks, closed last week with
service especially for the children,
by Rev. Mr.. McKinny.
During the meeting, efficient SCI vice
was rendered by Rev. II. A. G. Walker,
Presiding Elder Of Orangeburg District,
and also by. Rcvs. Seal, Kirkland, Nc
Roy, and AIcKinny.
The results are new impulse of vital
ity and spiritual life in The church, a
number of happy conversions, and an
addition to the church of five members
But all of the good resulting from this
meeting may not be seen at once for the
"bread" which has been cast "unon the
waters" may be found "after many
days"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Griffin & Hoffman, Advertising Agtss, No,
i, South street; Baltimore, Md, are duly au-ii
thorized to contract for advertisements ut our
lowest rates. Advertisers in that city are re-
Sduested to leave their fayors with this house
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

SuMNER's LETTER R.-Iiour next issue,
our readers may look for Senator Sum
ner's letter addrc:se to Y c)m nitsee o,
colored men who asked hi; advice as to
which Of the c,nl; lalos tacy s!loul,l sup
porl-Grant or Greeley
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

LII the cou.sc Of his speech a; the Rad
ical oific seekers meeting, one night
last week, at the Cour: House, Jas. L..
J;imison, one of The most prominent and
influential Radicals in tile county, said :
81 esteem Horace Greeley us one of the
best Republicans The world ever had Cor
heldo. : * f* He is a hard working
Republican"
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Held OVER. The publication of the
Premium List of the Orangeburg Agci-
cultural Fair is unavoidably delayed
until next week.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

There arc $4,000 good Tcmplars in
Glasgow.
The Prohibition party of Michigan re-
~ently held State Convention ut Ian
ne, and nominated State officers.
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SOMETHING THAT EVERY

SOMETHING THAT EVERY
Good Tcmplar and Son of Temperance
should haze: y copy ofthe
GOOD TEMPL.lRS DIPLOMA!
son OF TEMPER .iNGE GERTIrIAT.
HENRY soNNTAG,
Po. Box, 81, Charleston, S. c.
This Diploma or Certificate of membership
is a splendid and beautiful colored lithograph
engraving, an ornament that should adorn the
walls OF every Good rempar and Son of Tenn
pcrancc house. Has been pronounced by all
VIII" have seen it, to be the finest Diploma or
Certificate OF membership. Published complete
III every respect. 1t is from an entirely new
and original design, and illuetrates most perfect
iiy the principles of our Orders. There are
blank spaces for record and signatures.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

The 4ourg America Fire Company
was out on its regular monthly parade,
yesterday afternoon, on a trial Of speed
the run from Brigpman's store to the
Engine House, including throw of water,
was made in GO seconds, we heard one of
the boys remurk that it would have been
made ill 30 seconds, had it not have been
for the Town Councils pea patch along
the street. We don't know CHAT he could
have meant by pea patch, unless it was
the rank weeds which the cnuncil permits
to grow in the streets.
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f. p. BEARD, Associate Editor

( rSs~ Mr.. K1nK RoB1NsoN is authorized 10
collect and receipt for advertisements and sub
.ecriptions to the Times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

1t is rumoree OH the street that L. X.
sasportas has been appointed Treasurer
for this County.
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DIR. R. 81. .zz- % IJlII,1,,
34 1WENTWoRTu srEEr.
q. ). - q 4 5 3 81, Il Z.

b Z. -lf a4A -
CHA ri E1S TON, s.. @.
Can be consulted on, the following diseases.
and diseases of o Kindred nature; free, OF charge
mud in strict confidence. = ss Il,
Charges moderate and within tie reach of
all. oflieeillours fronii9 a. m. 10 pm.
RIIEUlLtI'Lslrs and NIsIzlsABfiTA.
In all arthritic, complaints, ;r; rlielmatisrn.
gou neural sia, etc, this practice is almost per-
feet. The most Intense prins are almost in
stantly relieved- d--enornous swellings are re-
duced--ltmbs wk ich have been contracted and
stiff fer years are relaxed. Cases of twenty,
thirty and forty years standing have been cured
by me, after NIL other means have failed.
A great ataccomplishmenti ii nay triumph over
pain, by which can often, i'm a few moments.
toothe and carry: off the most excr,itiating sn.l
erings,s ty 5sf I, ss
If fthii syrtem did nothing more. than 10 ~
ieve pain, it would stand superior to atry other
system extant.
CATARRH.
Stopped-up Head, Running Of the Nose,
constant hawking and splitting,
constant Blowing of the
Thousands suffer from that most annoying
dis;igreeable complaint 10 Catarrh, without
knowing what tits. y 81
Often the secretcd mucous flowing down t,s
throat clogs up the lungs and lays the foui,da-
tion for consumption. =
The most illful physicians fail to cure Ii.
cure any. case of obstruction-stSpped uit
heaed1s--discharges of grecnish, thick. thin or
glairy mucous from the nose, internal or cxtcr-
nal.pain m OF fllness between the eyes co,,-'
slant blowing of the Inflammation OF the,
nasal passages, liberation of echncidcrian
membrane, etc.s i'm the c0urse of s few DAYS
DEAFNESS.
Nervous Deafness, Noises i'll the Head. Otor.
rllua-Otitis discharge from Earl.
Paralysis Of Auditory Nerve
i am; daily treating all a9ections OF the ear
with the most gratifying results. Some wl,1
had paid anrists nearly 81 600 without benefit,
have been cured by me in a few weeks Mt mod.
crate expense -
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
Mercury, injudiciously used, has filled the
| suffer from its effects who have been uncon-,
scously drugged by their physician tits vain
to attempt the cure of the minority Of Diseases
white it remains in the body.
Although have heard of several so-callcd
antidotes for mercury in the human body, I
eliminate it from'the system.
! can % satisfy any patient or physicsan that
can absolutely extract mercury lead, zinc, and
other mineral poisons, in every case.
CANCERS.
Scirrhus Cancer--E Emligons Cancer,
Rose Cancvi-Spiler Cancer.
l make great speciality in the treatment of
every description of cancer and tumors.
How many cancers and himors are wrong
fully treated by cartainl Cliarlatans styling
themselves Cancer Doctors.n
After being pronounced incurable, / will take
any one OF these cases i'll hand, and make
permanent cure.
My terms for treating cancers, etc, will Lc.
based on the age and condition of tile patient,
and the positive certainty OF, cure, pfs
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

A Radical pow-wow was held Mt the
Court House last night. 1t all ended in
"gas."
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Church Services.

Presbyterian Chulcl,.-Serviccs at 10a A. NJ.
md : il. M-Sabbath School mt s A. NJ
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon Mt 5 O'clock
Rev. j. y. Browne, Pastor. tS5E;
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The "Elliott Boys have their monthly
parade to morrow afternoon.

HAVE your cards and circulars pr;at
ed ut this Office.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Christadoros Hair Dyc.-This magnfcen,
compound is beyond contingency, the safes,
and most reliable dye in existence; never fail.
ing to impart TO the Hair, uniformity of color
nolrishment and elasticity Manufactorv. GS
Maiden Lane, New York
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Church Of the Redeemcr EpiscopaD D-Scr-
vices on the Sd and 9Th Sabbnih of every month
f Mt I0@ "A. NJ. and 5 p. NJ. Sabbath School 9
a. NJ. Rev. S. Mclliclamp, Rector.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07
THE ADVOCATE L e

is offered places It within the reach
Of EVERY FAMILY in the Land.-.-
All should take it. Parcnts can not
be too careful in selecting reading for
their children. Nothing is more in,
furious to the morals Of tho country
than the trashy literature of the day.
REMEMBER
That THE ADVOCATE is reformator,
in its tone, and aims to elevate human
ity.
Send for Specimen Copies, to
E'.P. BEARD,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

S:vapnia isopium purified of it's sickening and
poisonous qualities 1t is ap,rfect anodynee not not
producing headache or constipation of the bow
opium. john Farr, Chemist New Ynrk
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

$4,000 Dollars will be paid for any remedy
which Will cure chronic Rheumatism, Pains in
the limbs, back and chest, Sore Throat In.
sse, yens,im. Simss Group pysentsry sol spr.i and
l'inimcnt; established in lsl7; never fails
Sold by all Druggists. Depot, 10 park place
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Nature gives MS Teeth but she does not bre.
serve and purify them. That must be done
with fragrant Sozodont. The dental bone and
lis eli,!nci c:lsng arc made invulierlblc to all
destructive influences by the daily ,se tf this,
beneliccnt preparation.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Methodist Church-Scryices at lO9 "A. M.
and p. NJ. Sabbath School at 81 "A. NJ
Rev. +. Aud, pastor 81
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Cnrbolic Salvc unequaled aa healing COM
pound. i'hysicians recommend it AK the most
wonderful remedy ever known. Price % cent.
p per box; John +. Henry, sole Proprietor s
College Place New York
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-07

Lutheran Churcl-Sabbath School at A,
Or PA. Dantzcr. Superintendent'