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REGULAR PACKETS. II
LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL.
IN Ill al 81 IA

&a08 Ae&E I&teGS 3R& S6t1e&
Two sail from Philadelphia the 25th Of every
i month. and from Liverpool the 18th Of every
month.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO LIVERPOOL.
Thos. p. Cope, Capt.
H.F. Miercken Feb 25 June IS loot IS
Sarank, (new) Capt.
+. Turley Mar. Is July IS Nov. IS
Susquehnrlna, Capt.
A. Turley April IS Ang. Is Dec. IS
Wyoming, (new) Capt. l
wv. Miercken May rs Sept Is Jan. rs
FROM LIVERPOOL TO PHILADELPHIA.
s1 E. Tss Sss"' Capt Jan. - May - s.p, u
Sisquehanna, Capt.
A. Turley Feb IL June II Oct IL
Wyon,ing, lnew) Capt
j. w. Mierclren Mar. IL July IL lNov. l2
Thss. p. Cope, Capt .as
H. +. Miercken April IL Aug. IL Dec IL.
These are first-class Philadelphia built Ships
having spacious and elegant cabins, and combin-
ing every quality to render them safe and expedi-
tons conveyances They are abundantly supplied
with stores of the best kind, and sail punctualIy,
taking advantage Of the tow and ice-boats on the
Delaware.
Passage to Liverpool, $50; to Philadelphia, e20,
without Wines
H.&A. COPE & CO., Philadelphia.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & co., Liverpool.
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COLLEToN BIrTERs.

HyHESE Bitters are purely vegetable cons
4 - pound, and are offered TO the public from
principle Of benevolence under the fullest consic-
ion that they will be found safe and sovereign
'emedy for Dyspepsia. They have been trium-
,hantly tested, not only by some Of the most re-
pectaLle families and physicians in the State Of
south Carolina, who have furnished ample testi-
nony as to their decided excellence, but also BY the
proprietor who. for ten years. suffered al the gloom
accident 70 that stubborn and Distressing disease.
They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to
most other Bters, Of not proving injurous BY con-
-dnucl use. They contain not single deleterious
ingredient, and az seen from the directions which
accompany each bottle, may be given with entire
safety to an infant in the msnth.
With pleasure, and for the benefit Of mankind, I
send you certificate relative to the Colleton Bit
ters.
In the year 1898, when the cholera was in
Charleston s. c., was compelled 70 send servant
to the city. Onhis return, he was suddenly attack
ed with most violent pain ir his bowels, SO much so
as to cause apprehension that he would expire in
short time, if medical aid could not he procured.
Immediately resorted TO the ColIeton Btters BY Civ
ing wine glass full al Dose. In the course Of q
very short time it acted az ennetic, and throwing
him at the same time into profuse PRECIPITATION.
then continued to give Tin small doses, from too to
three tea spoonsful, which resulted in happy re-
covery. Since then have been using il constantly
in my family, in cases Of cholera morbus, cholera
infantunl, diarrhRa and general debility, and in
every instance found it highly benefciak Some
constitutions, however, require much larger doses
than others.
JOS. D. JENKINS.
Blu6ion, s. c., 1916.
II is with feelings of gratitude well as pleasure
that l take this method Of giving my testimony Of
the great estimation which entertain FIR your in
valuable compound. In justice not only to the me-
dicne. but for the benefit of others who may be suf
fering from the same malady, Dyspepsia, with which
was for years afflicted, feel IL duty incumbent
on me to state that am now restored to perfect
health. When commenced taking the Colleton
Bters it was last resort. My debility from in
digestion was 10 great that cure was looked upon
as almost hopeless. After taking it regularly and
perseveringly for some time, my strength and d.
gestive powers we're entirely restored have never
taken single dose of any other medicine for more
than five years past can now eat the richest food
without any unpleasant feelings whatever. | have
also used colleton Btters freely in my family for
cholera afontum, cholera morJus, general debility,
aud as tonic after fever, with great success. As
family medicine deem it invaluable, and do con-
scienliously recommend it.
A. M. r.
st. Johns Coieton, S. c., December 1916.
For sale by the only Agent for the District Of
Columbia, 8. ROMANS,
Between 10th and Ita streets w Ashnpton
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HANDBILLS, &C.
Neatly printed at the Office Of the Nat. Wing

CIRCULARS, etc. etc.
Neatly printed at tbs Gfice
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MAGAZINES.

MAGAZINES.
THOSE who wish to supply themselves regularly
i with the popular Magazines may do so by CALI
ing each month at the " Fountain" BOOKSTORE,
near the Railroad Depot where the latest issues of
the following valuable peri ideals may be found:
Graham's Magazines IS cts
Godey's Lady's Book 20 cts
TIE Columbian IS cts
The National lS2 cts
The Crystal Fount I24 cts
The Christian Paror Magazine, Is "a cts
1. The New York, illustrated, rs cts.
may2l II
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st. Johns Colieton, s. c., December, 1916.
For sale by the only Agent for the District Q
Columbia, q. ROMANS,
Between 10th and lta Streets Washington.
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TOBACCO, AND SNUFF
s STORE.

" NAISAIAAS, AoDhOCO, AMI DNOf r
STORE,
Corner Penn. Avenue and LIST, three doors ,cest.
HNHE public are respectfully Informed. that BY
- calling at the above named store they can be
supplied with achoice selection Of Segars consisting
in part as follows, viz:
l&s 49, Cszadores tt
M Ft& Principe
i9t ss9cs La Norma sH
sfa0q $3.50 Rifle HstsH
HafSpanish, &c.
Also on hand, prime lot Of
Che,ring and Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, SC.
all Of which she will sell very low.
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on one side, and those of ARABIA PeIrea or
the other. All - vague, uncertain and
mysterious.
Are The questions ans"eredi @ shall
a small pecunlary consideration withhold a
country such as his from such an uudefta.
akag
admit that j. Is no, SUMNER eycrr
sion, ana THAT Brush officers are said %
have talre failed IN ike attempt. Should
that circumstance deter Us yentu 70
say, thai WITHIN Tie bfo,d periphery Of I'm.
lsnd. ~hlch, Graded between Two oceans
stretches ttom the fugld ne 10 the top.
gcs, there : not oue native burn It true
headed luup,ed ct.Z u Whn alil ansN et IN
he affirmative We owe something 10
Ihc sclenu6c and Christian world. and
Ahle cNeudng tie b ess,ngs cn,l Id.
eu, Il ihe south aui Wesl. may seil atlotd
IL u,lef science atd slfrng ben the Lu
va K, Of Clnsu1urv N the rast
W 7. LYNCH, {. y.
To The Editor ul tie II rad.
We shai' look foraard 10 the result 81
.hi~ expedition st /, no hItle interest
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So soa "a law, made IL unnecessary 10 be
sParlng. Marriage had not improved the
gamesler, who gave himself without re.
serve 10 his passion, which had, 10 some
extent, ohaned the alu' -once Of the faith
et.'n.Iaw, 70 whom be represented Il was a
very geailemanly wee. TINS Argument
vas ounipnleni 10 the iuukeeper turned
blron, and the p0Or man suffered himself
So 'ar to be rdoctrna'ed aud pluuiered bv
NJ daughters husband, that his y hoe tor
tune pissed away. In the course Of i've
Or SIX years, the I'D innkccper OF Wisbadru
alter ha,u. succes.Nrly sold II all hIs
estates, hs houses, ani ms stocks, curd
b mse.l a. last completely ruined he had
uolhng lett bag lis .ltle OF baron Bu
perhaps lie would ~, have gwen up ;bat
parchment 'ar all the tolun. he had loss.
IN the meluNh K, lie must oct q hsrg
he eN kscner soon rea' Zad thjs necessity.
lie demanded 40 embassy, Il WIS reused
han; he applied Cor The situation o. atuen.
dsnt o che kip. Of BASaul, ms uabl.ul
VS. moi Old euou-h Tor tilt. Then, 10
knlwlng = la, 10 do, aud pressed BY waa;,
our newly made gentleman resumed his
former profession, ~ which he hi pros.
pesed % VI he disguised his RAJ 1, cane
70 NIsbadeu, oHte moie obAned credit,
purchased upon hi, noe The hotel Il au
olJ comifere, Who hid grown h, aud IS
nw IN The way 1t n.kiug second lor.
,uns. ltis thus happens that Nl,b4Jca,
has HE honor Q. possessing au iaaAceQet
y h0 Is a baron.
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POETRY.
VILLAGE GREATNESS


Y every country village where
Contiguous 10 steep.e,
Gentle folks are found. 4 score.
Wsac associate no more
Wi.h common " country pcople-
- r"ito"' porn among the wonts,
Enough swhi'e 10 ca, on
Tells negro s,orics-smokes cI,srs-
Dresses fine-eu,s JsShipr ,irs-
And lives in s,yI,sh c5s.ioB
Ian Us l'osd, lately from TIE p.oW
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Exncdilion,o tnc pcnd Sea.

\ paragraph auyl shed ew daYs since
u the "" York HsraH stated that a
priv d nlsal otii 80. under the com
'rand Of Lieut.. v. T.. Lynca. Would sbofl.
y sa'i non thar port, q he. "-
sJJ. sha Scout. ne hedt rtfaHedHt
for tie puta,se Of uakie1 al ,Np.orauor
ana ,ur,o, Of ,ae Dead sea- The edito.
has ,uce received the following increasing
communication feltse o 81. expedition
II reference n. glqnfal.s !. ~ :.
The D az 9cai bono
aa,e We ir,, pa5lc Huma,ian aas gwen
without ms kno ledge, ,arousn Your col
uaus lsk ncrm>si1n 70 atal u{saif o.
the sane medium % answer bt,h, 70 ,he
pom; OF abrup'ness, questions a. Usce Sc
aatufa.agd - re4, albte,
I ii most trUean, q parade ny
rs grlhcaa name 10 pfnl, taae tat, s,ep
Bon, az NISSAN 5 Hesua'I0H, "a lgsace la
The enlightened sa,ess al whose mod 10
40 lnstan, glsfod the Importance u lhf
Questions ii $50 ard larsaw The cscd,t 70
Js acquired by BIS country ~ their solJ.
81, ,,.,, u c-,, ,bors,,i 49,. y.
n -. I,.4l - 49,. a., -,
.,,.caa.n ..,,s.,.n, ,sca,d i, ma III,
80, II f,.d,. ,,.,,,-p, ~ s.rl,lr.a,.
me. l.el once fa,fya 10 ,aa.,,r,
aan population aud red1 lau Nth tAe
PRODUCTS Of = favored CHIME nov H.. 10.
81 and .1r,g,.b n.ssof 5,lk and b1,a,
e,te,s Mn \, l,y,np tt3n, g,on i. sh,,p
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Z he GgacGcr burg Vegetable
no - =
~ - 49, zzzz
10000 boxes soIg each and eve
" week.
The Graclemburg Company
Col. " VI. ZONES,

sr5F BREEZY give notice that Their General \
- gent tr l,s ate Of Sarh Carolina is
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.rf Nuu ARR SICK, a. cured ,t Ne,
L LIZ measure, 10 conitao s %. f'efy 'ao't
dus. irdu ses 30 hsb'ts, Rhslh musi, 10 gfraiet
q, t.saef extent di.srrluee thr admirable and 10.
,rlea,e combinations ah,-b iorm thc system, sud
consequently
rytSt tNHvtrAl
,Ho -asseas come mud, ~, ,hcacions. simr's
and ac.. ,d.,s5 agent ,o' pfestty'g al Ae iaD1.
toss 81 tHr I'D, ID eoad aftef
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smllaruatorv Diseases.
Impuritlc. ri The Hood.

For all Impurities ni the Blood. arntnu from
The imprudent Use Of Mercury. OF other rausos.
Tor all y discusses of tHo skin and Serofllous f' &C.
tons. 90 OH eases here tie blood Is powerful y
determined TO I've bead, producing alturss aud
distress, d. tphams Eisetmry Is entirely uu
uyailcd
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For sale by the subscriber.
T. J. HOLTON.
Aprt =, t-lG.
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~ r CHM r,
An -ar NARCOTIC bKr8 ~ro0E.
September Is 1877. III
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The BAeis "a utlt.Qaea are compounded ~
a mar ~ stsst .st.l aHa suoals -. from thc Im-
plrs Nsiuft presents o. ihasl Win ears 90 hsa htm
and ahlrh afc tha only ftbstlr sntidnies y Ne
B8is3a 81 dIscas~ The eHlef inFfctIcuts ere tr
ubty.f.4 j, beloved S supaull and thc Bari q
f4t Hiil C1ryy Irst, ol.h erieb ihc red mao q
tae l8ttst tuf,s naatty every c.rass pt ,hs inter
ualafzars. These mateua.s, iapueh po~rfl 70
their ac.iq8, a'r a. CD. 81 0aa sense teaches %,
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Among Young men here is NJ ia class,
80 sosbrimming full ofsmirthtal pranks, as.
College Students. II seems that from;
irts application necessary 10 college
Sssrrequiie iemenfs, The natural bno ancysois
SS56sn
3 Cast Gas Or any, can bfook ~ hen
evening comes, that portion of atcollege:
: s. community which IovesiheiBboo oksi ihthe
degree and manner ssthat his satanic
majesty is said 10 love holy water' resort !
10 all sorts Of capels which, their own
desires, or the occasion of tho tine I'm may
prompt. ssz4ss5siis,
A western college, long under the
supervision Of venerable man, has
..seea some'' in its day: This good
Alma Mater has, wilhs4thel wealth of
2learned alumi who havesleft her walls,
piiven TO the community Hsome adopts
In all the mysteries Of fun and deviltry.
No man can be accomplished in every.
thing and ills considered by LEANED men,
Z mueIitorious to be an adeptiin >any one
pursuit oflife:: These young bachelors
considering the manufacture Of mischief
one of the pursuits Of life, followed ii
with enthusiasm, and graduated with
high honors in this department.
One cold winter night, when two
thirds Of the college were: burning the
tsmidnight oil'' in extracting the roots Of
auadralics, and other such matters, six
young aspirants 10 distinction were
burning the same material in the eype-
#dieney aud feasibility ofex,racting the
biped myslries Of the Presidents hen
roost. -s-..;. ~. !
I motion Frank take the chair,', said
one 5of,his assembly Of six, wisely con.
s ciuding that it was useless body which
i had no head. They young gentleman
called was duly elected chairman os the
secret clique tha, we're there assembled,
and Immediately entered upon his duties,
I with a speech, as the archives OF thai
Phi Beta band fairly prove: ~
a. 0Gen,lemen, cannot better demons
tra,e, my regardlo you for the ahigh dis.
stinc,ion with which you have favored
me, than by u summary performance Of
& she functions ofmy Office. ~ Gentlemen,
viii one of you state The object Of of.tld this
meeting z"
A gentlemen rose and said, "Mr'
Chairman, it isa wise and ;philosophic
q n1,ssim maxim handed to us from the past, DUN
piiyiuus, viuimus! = which, aallow me 10
remind you signifies, don't kick the
bucket before your time comes or to
Indulge ina little amplifcation, go ii
while you're young, cause when you're
old you cant Now in view Of this
move that we repudate the stewards
simackerel, and patnonize chickens, poul-
Sfry, ol other archaeological Matters"
81 second that motion, ,'aFsaid fat
faced youth, whose vissage, considering
& isssiits owner lived among books, seemed \
argue that the wise mans provefb wa
libel, that stoo much study was.a@ " Iir1r
mess toSthe flesh. ."--Butallow me = asa
what The means may be for carving 50
good a resolution into effect =
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n = q
Case Il Sonnambulism.-A1togegherth the
most Meresling case ofsomnambuism on
recan, is that of young eccIesiaslc, The
nyfalve of which, from The immediate
Communication of an Archbishop Of Bor-
Neaux, is given under the head Of "Som-
nambuIism," in the French Encyclopedia.
This young ecclesiastic, whert.lhe Arch.
bishop was al the seminary. used TO rise
every night. and write out either sermons
or pieces Of music. To study his: condi-
lion the Archbishop betook himself several
nights to The chamber Of the young man,
where lie made the following observations.
The young mat used 10 rise, to take paper
and To write. Before he wrote music he
would take stick and rule the lines with
it. He wrote the notes, together with the
words corresponding with them, with
perfect correctness. Or when he had
written TOO wide he altered them. The
notes that were 10 be black hs filled in
after he had completed the whole. After
completing a sermon, he read il aloud from
beginning 10 end. If any passage dis
pleased him he erased it, and wrote the
amended passage correctly over lbe other;
on one occasion he had to substitute the
word "adorable" for divine. but he. did
not omi, to alter the preceding, zee" into
.'cet," by adding the letter "t'' willl exact
precision 10 the word first written. 4 To
ascertain whether he used his eyes. the
Archbishop in,erposed sheet Of paste
hoard between the wiring and bis face.
Heiook not the least notice, but wenlAon
wiring as before. The limitation OF his
perceptions to what he was thinking about;
was very curious. A bit of aniseed cake.
that he had sought for, be eat approyinglyi
but when, on another occasion, D piece Of
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Diltiia. !. Jala2:

:sSsSbavc5E Esrsnsa ampifru
I addressed TO The editors OF La Patria, III
(which tits stated by a person who left ihs
capital on the 9th inst !; that the reported
commission 10 treat fof peace With Gen.
Scott at San Martin Tesmefucan, had not
been appointed Up 10 that date llhe 6tb,y
and that at the time all the energies of
the Mexican Government were directed to
The defence of.he capital sud the lneans To-
resist the entrance thereto Of the American
army,
The Courier is 10 receipt Of papers from
The city of Mexico as late as the 18th inst;
Al that time the Mexican Congress was
not completely organized for want OF Il
quorum:
On the 10th, the members present had
refused. by majority ofone vote, to declare
recess, 10 expectation Of sufficient
number to commence business, and 10
take into consideration The American
proposals Of peace. The Sun Of Anahuae
says the Congress must elther resolve that
negotiations shall be opened with Gen.
Scott, or authorize the government to do
SO. 1t is no, within the ordinary powers
Of the Congress to- enter directly upon a
negotiation, and therefore il is probable they
will give full authority to the Executive to
acl in this affair.
The Sun thinks that no negotiation will
be proceeded in, unless il tend To an hon.
orable peace from Mexico, that is, if it be-
conducted by the Congress. II. on the
other hand, Congress contide the nego-
,iations to Santa Anna, il is sisn that
they desire peace on any terms.
According TO an article in the Monitor
Republican,, of the lti lhere was rupI
,ure between Santa Anua and Canalizo-.
but they met together and were reconciled.
aud Canalzo was to havs an important
post in the Capital.
The same paper says that Santa Anna
was dele rnined 10 govern with tho Min:
ister of War and Of Finance, and with the
higher officers Of tho departmental Of Justice
aud Of Foreign affairs.
The Monitor of the 18th, conlradicts. iH
very positive terms, the rumor that Santa
Anna was to be appointed Dictator, anI
ascribes it 10 The enemies Of Santa Anna
and of the country.
The Republicano, Of the 10Th, remarks
that Gen. Scott will not very sooM march
upon the capital.
1t seems that Santa Anna Fad again
offered his resignation-for We icd in the
Monitor, of3d July, that his resigna!iau
was refused by q committee 10 whom
the subject had been referred.
A letter from .Puebla, July l, published
in the Monitor, of the Sd, states siat. the,
American troops were concentrated IN me.
upper part Of rhe town. occupying the
heights of San Juan de Loretto and Guada-5 x
lupe. The same letter states that ths
troops treat lheinhabilants with the utmost
respect in the day Time land, assoon as the
hour Of evening prayers strikes. they are !
confined inlheir camp! A detachment Of !
as or so dragons had gone as far as San
Marin, without meeting with any gueril- 4
las. *.
Gen. Valencia, arrived at San Luis Poe
tosii on the 5,h, and took the command :
his former station is filled by Gem Salass 8
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gPThe friends of Major ABRAHAM
JONES, announce him as candidate for
gtae Legislature, to fill The vacancy occa-
stoned Shy the death Of James S.sPope
]. ESQ.
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81 VI The friends oil AMEo Or AIM Is4'.
RESPECTFULLY announce him as a candidate ,ior
the Office Of Tax Collector, tthe ensuing eec-
tion. aprill4 IF u
IS WThe friends of WESLEY BODIE, an.
snounce him US candidate for the Office OF
Sheriff, at the ensuing election.
february "a D
= B The following gentlemen are announced
4 %by their friends as candidates for the Office OF
3 Tax Collector. mt the ensuing election:
- Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
8. GEORGE J.. SHEPPARD,
4 EDMUND MORRIS.
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Lieut.. JAMES B. HARRIS,
Mai. s. C. SCOTT,
e LEVI r. WILSON. .!,3 81
U-The following gentlemen are announced
I Ordinary, at the ensuing election.
Col. JOHN HILL. -
s Capt. w. L. COLEMAN 81
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AN may Learn.-A little girl went TO
the study of learned philosopher for fire.
But you have nothing to carry it in said
he, The girl took up some cold ashes in
her hand and placed the live Goals upon
ir. The philosopher threw down his book,
exclaiming, with all my learning never
should have thought Of so simple an expe.
dent !n-Scientifc American.
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A man is more reserved on his friends
than his own a woman, on the contrary
keeps her own secret better than anolhe:s.