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From Cobbeits Tour in scotland
The scenery Of the Clyde

No man living ever beheld, 10 my opinion, river
The banks of which presented greater number anu
greater variety Of views Or more oeanulu. uew h
banks Of the Clyde. Some persons feIgni mos. in
level pastures the banks Of rversi some Ia woods
Of trees Of various hues some In hills rising mere
some Of the hills clothed with woods and others win
'-re; others (delighting more In utility than In
yera. on the sides of rivers for an intsrmixfnro
showl se. -.tures and orchards; others (having
Of corn fields. Oh. works of natureD want TO see
,ns,a for the wilde, three or four hundred feer
deem banks some Of them J. -'r sides down 70 The
high, with woods clinging TO tns. caring nothing
s wsss edge while ,ss asT se aIf hsss he
are not satisfied III less they see the ~ torty
foaming and iumbline down rocks tniry, s II Sys
feet high, with perpendicular sides. 40
CONFUSION Of nature and the side rocks crowusa :,
the top win every variety OF over the lima ~
which you, from the opposite bank, see.shs.vSvdins
Die land with corn q with tumips, the finest TINT he
rions tastes Of various persons; let all Of them come
10 the banks OF the Clyde, and each will ana hai
which vi crafty, as far as this matter goes every
y, wish o. bis heart do no. BY any means exaggerats
and justice 10 my subject as well as to my readera
would bid me say this; but am not sure that
should say y were not sure that sha DO out OF
scotland before IL can possibly be read To be sure
the kind treatment that | received from every soul
tnat came near gentle or simple, on the banks OF
this river, was extremely web calculated 10 make
eyery'ning appear to me aeouieir de roas" aud, II
md been forty years younger, il might well have
apoogized considering who were some OF the per.
sons from whom received il) for very considsra-
be degree Of exaggernon but any description that
that lean give is very far shc of the reality have
always taken great delight In viewing the earth In
almost all Its shapes, and In contemplating lis va
rions productions. Born in beautiful valley lying
IN ne midst Of the widest heaths In the world but
which heaths are continually presenting 10 the eye
OF me traveller little beautiful spots contracted the
habit, when child Of comparing one Of these beau
Ties with another, and The habit has stuck 10 me
throughout my whole life. In Nova Scotia and in
the United States Of Amenca how often have stood
TO admire the waterfalls in the rocky creeks, with
lofty banks with trees growing out Of the intersces
IN the rocks How often have wish d that every
soul In England were there 10 see the samei These
creeks as they call them, are rivers falling into
the great river some OF them ltiIe streams
others such as we should call rivers; Just thus II il
with the tributary streams Of the Clyde with this
that In America the surrounding country
consists Of endless woods whereas on the banks OF
lnese scotch creeks you see the green hills or the
corn fields over the tips Of the that cover rhs
lofty banks.
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The Sahara and fts Trihe I.

To form correct conception Of the Sahara our
readers nst rid their minds OF all the loose and fam
tastic conceptions which have been attached from
time immemorial, 10 the interior Of northern Africa
Instead Of tord region, where the boundIess sfeppes
OF burning sand are abandoned the rowing horse
men Of the desert and TO beasts Of prey, and where
the last vestge Of Moorish civilization expire long
before the traveller arrives Negoand and the saw
age communities Of the interior, the Sahara Is now
ascerfalned TO consist of vast archipelago Of cases.
each OF them peopled by tribe Of The Moorish race,
or its branches more Civilized and more capable Of
receiving the blessing Of civilization than the honse.
less Arabs OF the Tell (lhe mountainous tract lying
between the Great Desert and The ea)-cultyating
the date tree with application and ingenuity, inhab
ing the walled towns, living under government for
the most part OF popular origin carrying 10 some
perfection certain branches Of native manufactures
and keeping up an extensive system Of commercial
intercourse with the northern and central parts Of the
African continent and from Mepador 10 Mecca, BY
the enterprise and activity Of their caravans. Each
Of the Gases Of the Saharn-which are divided from
one another by sandy tracts bearing shrubs and plant
fl only for the nourshment Of catepresents an an
mated group Of towns and villages. Every village
Il encrcled by profusion Of fruit bearing trees
The palm Is the monarch Of their orchards as much
by the grace Of its form as by the worth OF It's pro-
ductions and the pomegranate, the fig tree, and The
apricot, cluster round It's lofty STEM The lion and
other beasts Of prey with which poetry has peopled
the African wida are 10 be met with only In the
mountains Of the Teli-neverin the plnIns Of Sahara
The robber tribes of the Tuarchs frequent the South
ern frontier Of the Sahara, and the vast tracts Of ha
bable land which intervene between these cases and
tho real desert; but In the Sahara ITSELF commune
cations carried after the fashions of the country
are regular and secure. War Is indeed OF frequent
occurrence between the neighborng tribes either for
the possession Of disputed territories, for the
venge of supposed injuries butall that Is yet known
OF these singular communities shows them to be liv.
Ing In completely constituted state Of civil society
eminently adapted TO the peculiar part Of the globe
which they inhabit-governed by the strong tradi-
tons Of primitive people and fulfilling with ener-
gy and intelligence the strange vocation Of their life.
- Edinburg Rerieic.
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THE NATIONAL WING,

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TO INVESTORS AND pATENTEEs.

AGENCY roR OBTAINING PATENTS ron NEW iSvEN-
TIoNs AT WASHINGTON
WI p ELLIOT, formerly OF the Patent offce, nierms
w his former clients and others, that his Office may still
he found the where has been located ior
the thirty years, directly opposite the Patent Office
He is prenared 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
and any business in the line Of his profession
such as furnishing information respecting the originality
and patenaby ofinvenions preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats &c.
TO those unacquanted with him. he refers TO the follow
ing testimonial Of The Hon Henry Ellsworth, late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb Is, 1912
Mr. William r Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office as Draughtsman, &c having eafab
ished Patent Agency in the city Of Washington take
great pleasure in recommending him as gentleman
inv 81 confidence, and being particularly qualified Go
take charge of any business requiring knowledge Of me
chanca ence the progress of the arts and patent i'm
movements Nj Elliot Is also well acquainted with The
practice Of this office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents
w p Elliot Is also the s,nhor Of the plan Of the new
Paten Office building.
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

AIR JOHN WRIGHT having reIInquishcd all cOnnexIon
nj with The Winthrop HOUSE, 1t will for the future be mn
der the sole management Of e subscriber and the house
Il nav opened Hotel for the travelling public well
% o home for more permanent boarders
The situation Of the House, directly In front Of Boston
Common ts spacious and niry roos and all lis internal
accommodations render tunsaed by any public house
in the city In It's attractions Tor The iraveler and for those
desiring more permanent lodgings
Every eonvsnienss IS 20 apaIimenIs liable and aiien.
dance win be furnished the house, which had
Tor those desiring more permanent lodgings
Every convenience a. % nparimenls table and aiisn.
any hotel OF boarding house in the city and The sbacber
with devote hmseftn The comfort Of Az who may favor hin,
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies,
viii end the winthrop House especially adapted 70 their
the patronage Of the travelling public and o. permanent
ears'''' +" f''p'S'"''y 'o'''' WILLIAM w. sPooNER
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pHYSICTANS' CERTyFTCATES.

WAsHINGToN January $, 1870
am informed of the ingredients oil which Dr.
schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla is
composed and believe II 10 be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admlr-
ably adapted q produce snlutaIy attentive effect
PERIaRINE WAKEFIELD, nj. d.
WAsHiNoroN, January 10, 1886.
u gives me pleasure TO recommendt the Compound
Extract OF Sarsaparia, prepared by DIR. Schwurtze
as have knowledge Of its constituent parts. be-
ieve that II will achieve more for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of Snrsaparla before the
public H. +. CONDlCT, NJ ID.
WAsniNGToN, January IL, 1896
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode OF preparing Or. Schwarize's Compound
Extract Of Sasapariln, believe il 70 be most hnp-
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
vs. ~ j, nj. GIBSON, MD.
GroRaETowr,, January n, ls46
Having been made acquainted by Dr.. ,schwartze
with the ingredients o. ms preparation q
ing il rs an Alternative Of great efficacy, and IN all
cases to which such an Alternative Is adapted q great
power BENZ. ,. hoHfEh, ND
WAsHraeros, January rs, ieis
Most of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens OF high rcspectabilly; and the pro-
fessional portion Of them are Of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community !.
w, w. sEAToN, Mayor,
1.-The nhove named medicine may be had IN
Washington, wholesale and retnil at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east q 81 street; NJ ChAs. SIOlsrS W p
Pennsylvania Avenue, near 7th street; also az j. l..
wholesale ana retail u c0utsoN q CO.'S, No
South Liberty street, ~ ISRAEL CaRAfAM'S,
q J SS,FsEe ans q a Bsos IA if ah
s,ferts In Alexandria ., WIN: sTABLESSs ?.
r. PIERP0INT, and COOKE q PFEEs, and ss
ether Druggists. Jan i--da
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TarAsuRy DEPARTMENT,

Third AUDITORS oDfce, March ~, isio
Each claimant, have the sum which may be allowed
on his Fs,m RENTED 10 him euee ON his s,gnfyine a
hui ii the money be remed paid To any other per-
son. power Of attorney TO him from the claman duly
claim.
10 facilitate the requisite searches aud avoid delay In
the adjustment of the claims, each claimant should
on his papers psymaater other sbursne officer BY
whom lie paid oi the services Of himself horse, was
ON rart. Tram boat, sc PETER fAGNER
a., k-'Ia,pa,u Third Anffifnr.
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PREcEPT AND PRAoTieE.--Dr. Charming had
brother physician and at one time they both dwelt
at Boston. A countryman, In search Of the divine.
knocked at the door Of the doctor. The following
dialogue ensiied Does DR.. Charming live here n
I" Yss, sir Can see him n 81 am he.i nWho.
youg Yes, sir You must have altered con-
siderable since heard you preach" Heard me
that breaches, ant you ~ sob | sec your mistske
now. It's my brother that preachss I'm tho doctor
that praciises.p
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NEW vALuABLE LAW BooK.

THE BLACK CODE Of THE DISTRICT OF CoTtM
RIA being complete dgemed Cole Of all the Laws AZ
large and municipal relating 10 the colofe popuia
ton whether save IN force in the District Of Colum
bix and within the limits NJ the Corporations OF Washing
ton and GEORGETOWN the LIST Of November, lSfS te
whole arranged according 10 The subjects Of the laws them
sslyes BY Worthingon q Snethcn, Counseicr-afLaw
lust published IN pamphlet prise 20 cents For sale By
ian 25--tf I. TAYLOR
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ny-THE ONLY GENUINE-xu
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistar,s
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
OF the sole Proprietor,
Nuy M 4, n n A N

'
On me outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle.
i title, us enanaiing from the Doctor The virtueB Of
Wild Cherry relieving affections OF the Lungs, and thar
all important organ the Lver has long enjoyed the conf.
ciy Of Phiadeiplia sswilliam NJ Spear, Of the City
Of Philadelphia being duly according law, deposes
nrepsrins Baisam Of Wild Cherry for aisctsns u lie
Lungs, which was given to him by DR.. Wissr, regular
educated Physician aud that he believes be the only
in Of any person except the sid DR. wisar
sworn to and subscribed before me- and city seal affixed
on the FIRST day Of November eighteen hundred and
Acopyrighr for the Balam IL secured ~
able proof an individual from Boston, Mass recently ap
piled the United States District Court OF Pennsylvania for
injunction the General Agent for the United States
and the British Provinces TO prevent said Agent from sell
tsad individual claiming the risht) OF course the Hon
lodge OF sad Court promptly refused IT, f
tits Wisars original Basam Of Wild Cherry alone that
performs the cure Lea them not deceive you n1-Look
No DR. W,siar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry possibly be
the genuine without the written signature Of VIM SPkAR
the onside wrapper surrounding each Bottle. This
being the ouly genuine Balssm offered the public
The genuine balsam Is pn, Up 70 bottles with The words
blown in the glass; each bottle bearing label on the 'front.'
with the signature OF M WIN M SPEAR,
liberal discount 70 druggists and dealers
@ AGENTS.
NorirR TO rHR PuBiIc-I have this day appointed T.
w Doyrr A Soma No l3l North Second street. PhiladeL
pha sole wholesale furnishing Agents for The sonly genn
All orders for The nassm ad.irersed to them viii be
p prlssg W. n sPPEaS, Sole frop.'slos
ants R sash hs he snsS ssss M.sS IVES.
British Provinces who In the practice Of selling Gen
uine Popular Medicines.
Price tl Six Bottles Tor o.
M Fer fiu particulars read nyotts Orrris " Htafs
10 be had OF the Agents, mar3-iy
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NOTICE TO EMIaRANTs FOR OREGON,
~ CALIFORNIA, OR NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM THE UNITED ESTATES. = The
following regulations will govern in issuing aud
mun'ion, under the resolution Of Congress, approved
March Cd, iSa9
|, Each applicant must send 10 The War Department
affidavit that is his bona fde intention emisrate TO Ore
gon or California, or New Mexico, ss the case may DC
and must state distinctly what aud ammunition ne
requires.
ON receipt Of any application and affidavit as ahove
sgnated by him. and equip each applicant, may be
delivered 10 him his order payment OF the cost here
Of Provided the has sich arH, and the same
can be sold without detrmeni 10 the public servce and
not then the applicant may receive such other arms and
ammunition az he shall select upon the same conditions
3 Arms and ammunition furnished as above viii be de-
vered each applicant 10 his authorized agent al the
uearrst or most convenient arsenal where the may
be- The place Of delivery desired by the applicant should
be designated GEO W. CkAWFOkp
W., M, .ynrur March III lsje -Aoaw3yy 90
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..cy; y; y; rc1AyNsv IyES5s,,,r !, q, 7

fIyES Drawings and Specific osons contracts 10 erect
III dwellings nc, and lay out the grounds Tor Country
Trees 10 ave the proper ec Aiso Churches Hosplaa
Prisons Watervtorks asWorks &C, on TIT latest and
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oct sth, lels.

Erraets from Addrsss dsiiperedby Rep Philip r. M.
issler M d. 10 the Students Of the PonghkeePsie Gale
rfafe School at the close Of hef annual examination
YouNa GENTLEMEN
The exercises tina, have taken place In yonr examination
have thoroughly tested your aalnmens aud have afford
81 ia vafiefartoy evidence that the employed Tor
your sruction have not aed Of good measure Of sue
cess, IN YAK.
fcency Won have generally made in the sefn and orna
mental branches Of educaon which have been the ohecio
81 your pnsut for II distinguished facilities avail 10 pro-
duce propotonate resnis the improvement you have ex
hibted WINS 10 have been exported ,.,y
Having alluded 10 the advantages you have enjoyed =. y
my wish be dlstnc y undersOod as considering hem
very great and special And this may Assert, without
fear being suspected Of attempt OF misrepresentation
since bear relation whatever 20 you as literary IN
strcor Yet considerable time pasi having been
SO situated in regard the Institution 10 which YOU belong
have had full opportunity Of elosey investigating us
educational system boih 10 It's theory and pracnce
feel free affirm, That In all the particulars in which e1
celency may he predcated, of an academirel course
have never known any superior, aud In many respects
equal 20 that adopted and carried oni In The Pous
kespse Collegiate ihsiitute,
HEaR presented you the greatest facilities for laying
solid and extensive bass q an nsffi and polished eea
tion-- . ,j.,.
You have instructors Of distinguished ability IN
the departments Of classical literature mahemat
cal science commercial knowledge foreign languages and
the ornamental branches Of musIc drawing and painting
mar30-dn f
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ROBERT y. WALKER
Will PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT

or THE UNITED STATES.
TN answer to many letters he thinks proper to say that
he cannot attend claims before Congress, o. any o.
the Departmens but will devote his attention exclusively
to cases ENTRUSTED to him in the Supreme Court -.
once fsnnyyauia avenue, near he seven bundmfs
Washington, D. c. mar Oil
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Notice Dol Pre- -empt,on claimant..

NDrIce 70 FFe~emrtfoh NIhhW'
Every person entitled The right OF preempon 10 any
Of the lands within the townshps and paris Of townships
above enumerated required 10 establish the TO the
satisfaction OF the register aud receiver OF the proper an
Office, aud make payment therefor pfarcdbs a.
sr seeing this notice. and before the day appointed the
commencement OF the public sale Of the lands embracing
tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be- hririted
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner 81 the General Land Office.
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Notice to Miners and Presumption Claim
ania. -,


March, lS7, Ia possession, by actual occupancy Of any
portion OF the mineral lands embraced in
under authority OF lease written permit from The See
retary OF War purpose Of mining thereon and all
persons who shall be In posaesson by actual occupancy
Of mine or Mines actually discovered before the s oil
March is47 sci forth tie Of Isl March, Si above
mentioned authorized 10 enter mud purchase the same
al The price on aud conditions and TO The extent
prescribed by that act and less any time before the
day fixed for the o. The e Of those mner
ans making proof OF possession and occupancy and
ofcompancs with those terms TO Tie register and
nnd office, subject 10 an appeal 10 The secretary OF
the Treasury aud all persons entitled 10 the right Of pre-
empton 10 any of The agricultural lands embraced in this
proclamation required establish the same TO the sat
sacton OF the register AMI receiver and make payment
therefore as soon as practicable after seeing his notice and
before the day appointed for the commencement Of the pub
lie sale Of the lands embracing the tract Claimed Otherwise
such pre- cmption claim will be forfeited,
The certificate Of the mineral nj Sanlt Ste Marie
that holding under leases permits, Of those In
the occupancy Of mine mines, have paid up the per
cenum required by the act above MENTIONED will
be conclusive that point
Persons occupying under leases permits, will not be
permitted to reinquah their rights under that occupancy
and enter as settlers and where any such leases permits
may expire before The day Of sale the rights granted 70 the
holders thereby from entry under any other right TIL the
day Of sale when they viii be offered q. public sale as mn
eral lands. KlCHAkDM YoUNG,
Commissioner
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HILL ICE DEPOT

MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOT.-JoHN
MI PTTIBONE would inform his pairons and The pub
lie that he has procured at considerable pains and
pense large and superior stock pure CE and that he
now prepared furnish hmiles hotel keepers, confec
ton and others with the article In such quantities
throughout the entire season) az they may desire,
Prices reasonable and variation with those person
who engage Of me In the beginning Of the searon :.
Wagons will run through she city daily
Orders received through the post office and by John y
Coal Office, near the Long Bridge. sp 5-2aw6w
ME HAVE nECElvED, per Adams Espreas,
w afew pieces of rial Valencia EsinR swieS and lam
bfs lnaertngn, fine French Worked Collars Linen Hem
stitched Handkerchisfs, SC. q
Another assortment Of Bonnsts among which VIII ne
ioand the Neapoliian and fine French Lac &s ,.s,
Also hne and beautiful assortment o. Euaois
chan 'fr,-' JB "a TATE,
a. 3o-soat Successors 10 } r a O. King.
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WAsnINoroN, .Iunnary 6, 1919.

To DIR. A. j. ScHwARrzE, Jr.
Dear Sir take great pleasure In stating that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Err
nrac Of .SdraaparWa as remedy for General Debii-
ity under which had been aboring long time,
and thu, few bottles restored me 10 sound health
which has continued TO the present time.
Very respectfully,
s M pERRIN WASHINGTON
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WASHINGTON, December 2s. le47.

To DIT A, ]. ScHWARTzE, IT. N
Dear Sic: hereby acknowledge debt Of gra-
titnde due you, in saying that ] attribute my pre-
sent state good health entirely the Of your In
valuable preparation of .Sdrnporhia. Having been
afflicted with an I.fammafory Rheumatic Affection
Of the knee joint which swelled 10 such degree as
10 confine me 10 bed for many weeks, depriving
me Of the entire nae Of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
The least prospect Of recovering, made use Of your
Extrnct Of Sarsaparilla 10 The amount Of bottles,
after which began 10 use my limb, and upon its
further Use had the satisfaction 10 find the disease
radicnted and my general health very much impro-
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You areat liberty 10 make use
Of this as YOU may think proper.
Very ,rIiely your obAdient servant,
WIN. w. STEWART