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Pickefis Advertisements.
COUNTY coMMissioNERs' OFFICE, (,

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J
PlcKENs q, H., S. c., June 6, 1870.
FEIIE Commissioners believe it to bG to TIC
j. interest OF the people of pickcns County
that the Air line Railroad should be built, and
that it is to the interest of the County to mako
the following subscription:
lSt. That the Board Of County Commission.
ers issue One Hundred Thousand Dollars of
County Bonds, bearing interest at the rate
OF seven per cent, payable senii annually
The coupons of the same to be receivable for
County taxes aud other dues to the County. =.
The proceeds of snid bonds, when cold to be
applied to County subscription to tie Air
Line Ralfoad: iToOided. Thc action of the
Commissioners be confirmed by n vote of tho
people Of the County at az, elettioh ia, be held
on SATURDAY. the Cd day of JULY next :
And pr0rid:d Jinfher, That the Railroad be
constructed through the entire County, and
within five miles Of the Court IIouso in Fickens
County.
End. Tint the Commissioners give notice,
through tho KEowEE COURIER. that an election
will be held in the different Townships Of the
Conhty, oil Saturday, the I'd day of july next.
submitting the ratification or rejection of their
action. in regard to the subscription to the Air
Line Railroad. to tho voters of the County,
3rd. Tint tho fofluwing named persons be
requested to act Us managers of tic election,
to wit:
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LATEST QUOTATIONS
SOUTH ERN SECURITIES s
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,
Corrected Weekly BY n. G. KAUFMAN
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.


Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
JUNE II, 1870.
STATE SEcuRlTIEs-Souih Carolina, old, 0O0I
=; do new, 800t-; do; registered stock, eS int
--@8C.
CRY sEounTTEs-Augustn, Ga. Bonds 70 "a;
Charleston. s. g., Stock, ex or int, -@52; do,
Fire Loan Bonds, ,-@76; Columbia S. c., Bonds,
-GD70.
R>,LnoAp BoSps Blue Ridge, first mortgage,
Iotte, Columbia and Augusta, -@s7s, .thcraw
and Darlington. -t983; GrccnVillc and Column
hia lst mort. SOC; do, State guarantee, GSN
=; Northeastern, 500; SaYn!hal, and Charles
:on, ST mort, --@8O; do, State guarantee 90
rs; South Carolina, $50; do, 10; spar,anburg
RA!LnoAp SrocKs-Charloitc. Columbia and
augusta. -@50; Grcenville and Columbia. 2G9-
Mort hensern, l0GG--; Savannah and Charleston
--@35; South Carolina, whole shares, 45GG-
do; hslf shares, -GD22l, ~.
EHCfASGE. &c.-Ncw York Sight, ofl par !;
Gold, fl2@ll44; Silver, l0l@l08.
SouTn CAROLINA DANK bIiLS
%Bank Of Charleston %
xIsank of Newbsrry d
Bank Of Camden $3.50 5OGG-
Bank of Georgetown 7Gn-
Bnnk OF South Carolina 103-
Bank Of Chester ~ - 5Ga
bank OF hamburg 8GL--
Bank Of State Of s. c., prcr 70 1861 60@-
Bapk of State Of S. c., issue 1861
and 1862 4OGn
*Plancrs' and Mechanics Bank Of
Charleston -M-
'sPeoplcs bank Of Charleston ID
*Union Bank Of Charleston : --.Ts-
&Scuth&csEefh 1tailroad Bank Of
Charleston. old "a
Southwestern nuitt5nd Bank OF
Charleston, new NJ O.
State Bank of Charleston 10G-
Farmers and Exchange l,ank Of
Charleston ..Ss
Exchange Bahkrof Columbia ID
Commercial Bank Of Columbia - tim-
Merchants Bank Of Chcfaw 1H-
Planters Bank Of Fairfield 4M-
State Of 6. Bills Receivable phr
City OF Cl,arl -ston Change Bills = 1af
&Bills marked thus (*llpro being redeemed at
the Bank Counters Of eack
March l8, 1870. - % w !
-. = - a - y, /. a. as . n. .
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the estimate. TO avoid such trouble and dis
appointment buy your blinds. doors, sashes,
monldings direct from P. p Toale, Charleston,
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THIRTY YEARS
KOSKOO.---The Norfolk Daily Jou,no

KOSAOO.---The Norfolk Daily Journal
of Dec. L. 1860 says This medicine is rapid
]y gaining the confidence of the people, and the
numerous testimonials Of its virtues, given by
practitioners Of Medicine leaves no doubt that
it is a safe and rcIabt remedy for iSfbEfrY OF
TIE BLOOD. LIVER DISEASE. &C.
The last Medical Jomrnat. CONTAINS an article
from Prof r. S. Newton, n. D. President Of
tho Medical College. city Of New To,k, that
speaks in hgl! terms of its curative properties,
and givcsa special recohihlcndation of Koskoo
to the practitioners Of medicine Tnis is, we
believe, the first instance where such medicines
have been officially endorsed by tho Faculty Of
nnon the skill of DR.. Lawrence, it's c0mpnunder
and also puts "Koskoo" in the VAN Of all othor
medicines Of the present duy.
March 4, 1870. 20 6n
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SVa!:::lLi;s Chapter, no. 2s, Hs. "A. M.
A REGULAR CONyOCATION of wulhal.
Ia Chapter, No. 2S. r. A.. NJ, #ilf be held
at their Hall, in Wahalla on MONDAY, the
9TH day of July next, a6 candle light. Com
panons will be punctual in their attendance.
BY order the Chapter:
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, Scc'y.
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Mrs. M. E. a. NELSON. x

Mrs. M. E. a. NELSON. $
Heal the following from Sir Womb woomble, promi.
inent Hardware Merchant Of this city: N VI 8, is
No. Is Market Square, Norfolk, va.
Dr. sSooeF ST.: T. lG he SSy iayse n,,m
Der Of testimonials which sou offer Of the great ef-
tcacy. Of your Koskoo, I lake pleasure in adding
ty. Headache Loss Of Appetite, so. Two bottles
OF koskoo restored mo to health KS, t N. i
Yours truly, ]. q. woSlDLE.
From Rev, W. II. chrislian Pastor pinwiddio
Street Methodist Church. @s 5s 5 q
.;.ay,.. Portsmouth, Va, Oct 25, 1861. 81
This is to certify thnt / know Dr.. lawrence
we'll. He is gentleman Of cultivation, and wor.
w of tho fullest confidence. ] Have used his \
koskoo will, advantage to myself and have adop-.
bifty and depression. VI: cHRisrIANa. a
From DR.. Lloyd, a physician Of large practice
Great Bridge, Va, Oct. s.. 1869 b e
J..J LAwREseE, Nj. D.. Dear Sir / ohesrSy,,,v
endorse ,S9uf Koskoo as being q most valuable
peparatio1. Upon examination Of tito foranuiaa 5
find each ingredient highly extoiIea by our bast
an ant most progressive clinical investigators. e
havo no hesitation in recommending ii. s. mn ~
opinion. ~ tho best compound Of its efasa over
before the public--cxceeding BY lhe various
compounds Of sarsaparilla, So, ever invented, il
Is decided Nerve Tonic, and 81 Tho
and thereby rsodlcing healthy blood shoSla
bo the basis Of treatment ID all chronic dissp
Hoping you will reap the yoa dsssssse from
the public rs benefactor, . Us
9 : =; sEsssEs ,Yisf;as''y Ss,s J,
After reading the above isS REQ endai ior,;
1nynl,as Knf ssnnot reasonably hssitass
~ sS| kSa;,,s IL t,s n 4 n, So
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g.
KosKoo CURES sGnoFULA IN ITS wons4 sStMs.
From A. w. Mills, n prominent and well-known
merchant of Norfolk, Va.
No. IL Mail ST., Nol folk Va. Sept. 10, 1869. /.
DR. LAwhENcE--Dcar Sir: Your Koskoo had
worked wonders in my family. My daughter has
been sufferer from Scrofula since childhood -
She lost thirtyonc pieces of bone from her ankle
several from her arm, besides having ulcers in seve-
ral parts Of the body. Whilst in this condition she
commenced taking your Koskoo-t acted like a
c'arm on her; under its use The ulcers gradually
healed and her general health greatly improved. It
certainly saved her much suffering aud perhaps heE
lite. I regard Koskoa specific for all sSrofulous
affections. Your Koskoo also cured nv wife Of
dyspepsia. from which she suffered greatly. She
is now in better health than she has been for Eve
years. With the highest regards.
am gratefully yours, Sc, ,.,
.... a. W. Mills,
KosKoo is endorsed BY tie best physicians eye-
rywhcre. Read tho following from Dr. Tiilery. q
successful practitioner Of many years standing in
the Old North State:
Rocky Mount, Edgecombe Co.,
September 10, 1869
DR.. J. J. LAwREScE-Dcar Sir . have nsed
your Concentrated Fluid Extract of Koskoo in nv
PRACTICE with the happcst results. l find it to be
apowcrful Liver InYigorator, Blood Purifier and
Nervous Tonic. In all dtscases Of the Lf4or,
Scrofulops, Syphilitic, and Nervous Affections it
is n remedy Of immense value in fact in almost
every vaiety Of Chronic Diseases its nsa ia indica
tcd,. itopipys. you may meet with the success
which You deserve as manufacturer of reliable
Incidence, | am. sir with much RESPECT,
Your obcdient servant,
II. G. TILLERY NJ d.
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HslHe Ridge Lodge, No. 9a, A. Il. WI

Hsilie Ridge Lodge, No. 09, "A. Il. WI.
A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge Lodge, No. o. A.. F.. NJ, will be
held on the Oath day of juno ns.t, Mt 10 O'Clock
a. nj: Brethren will take due noliJSS, Gnd gov.
ern themselves accordingly.
n REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge Lodge, No. 90, A.. r. NJ, will be
held on SATURDAY, July I'd, at o'clock,
?. Nj. Brethren will fake dac noticoS, and
govern themselves ncco. dingl3.
BY order Of the Lodge
wM. koRBER, scc'y
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Anu that the said Managers report to the
Board the result of the election on Sale Day in
July neat.
4th. That the rroetdings Of this Board be
published in the KEowEE COURIER until the day
Of the election.
L. ~ .ROBINs, Chairman.
j. +. Iiacoop, G. b. 6. G.
June 10, 1870 81 d
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OAK HAT,T,

OAK TALL.
The proprietor wouldaalnounce thathe
.sprepared to furnish 9 .
FRESH OYSTERS.
stps%
cooked in any desired style. Also, sar-
dimes, Cold Lunch, &c. -
A'sbar is supplied with thei
CHOICEST
Wines, Liquors;and Cigars,
to be found in the city. ss7s@!
A call is requested from all who want
anything in his line.
FRED. VINCENT.
st. Cloud. Jan 9Th, 1896. y11n2
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Livery and Safe Stable. .

tf-, TXHS,T3 Ne
/ The undersigned has just erected III
: large and commedious Of eQa thaaers
x.01AAkS Httyet, and Perry sPIa11, ppoo5
.dt401Askssstoes,sn ,snedFthc Oentfai Htuse.
which he has filed with livery stock, com
prising ntnombero Of - >SFsSEssss - s..
81 r.. ss'5:S ~ FINE HORs ES s4sl.s..
8 Suitable for either ridias or driving, and q
variety 81 y :. ~ r. = ! : "A e. y =,
.a, HANDsoME: BUaaIEssa
For single Or double team, - = = :. + .ss:sfss at':
Commodious, elegant toarriagesforpleas-
ure parties slways resdy 4, 80; Us
=. AL orders for.tssuis, for Excursions ,Fu
promptly g,.s. 't !. 'ss TT 20 - s,
His stock 81, ~ The best Kind s.ndshe a,d
invites his friends to CALI 2<5t sgassia ,s*s
ssiss,t,sass es E ;.s: x = r. B. sILsBY.
+. Sc, Cloud; ;Jqne, 2sd, 1868. - sv6nzes
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Us s.p:rSsf ,s54t -va. "a. - u II
w. xwE ARN


For sale at my residence: ill my furniture incfud
ing among other things fine paIior and chamber set
carpets, tables beds chairs
china and silver ware, stoves, &c. &C. good Samar-
itan cook-stove ithe best In nse) untnured
Also HORSE, HARNESS, BUGGY and GUTTER
Atmy Office: some fine miscellaneous books, chap
Will not fail buy. $50 3$ll g. 8 y, -. Z
| no37-2w - r ~ s. II. l.. GORDON. I
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] WlfHOUT ] . AND WITHIN

When dead leaves flutter down
And boughs grow scar and brown,
r.r When birds depart, .>~.tA
And flowers the woods forsake,
A spring-timo then I make,
Within my heart. ~ -.
< ~ >.
My green leav,s on the trees
Are happy memories
Of youths sweet prime,
Earth's friendships pure and fond
And hopes that reached beyond
The bounds of time.
: My melodies Of birds. .-tf " ~
Tho poets golden words
Allsongs above, 49,
My viclets heavenly blue,
The tender eyes and true
Of her love.
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FARM. FOR SALE.

A first-class farm of 200 Acres s-l20
acres being gsundes cultivation and thSL III
anee odsmeadov and timber landsill
be sold very cheap. It is located on Sauk
River. six miles from 81. Cloud. The
\ 1ana ps "a u q thesgsry esst quality. On tho
A4neessgo6daone and a-half story frame
building, an ample granary, barns, well,I
&c., &c. Inquire at tn. JOURNAL oficel
or Of the owner at G. F. & W. Powelpa
hardware store,
\ ~ : yQHNVANp4H61uIs.
ssat. Cloud ; Jan. .31ss, 1870! n29
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as Deln2 less In proportion to populA-
ton than that Of any other city in the
country: This may be so, but such is
not the impression. I will say, howev-
er, that I never saw anywhere elso so
many tremendous, crushing, overpow-
ering women as here, and if this is any
indication Of general health, New Or
leans leads the van. They are in-
mense, latitudinally and longitudinal
". This physical ponderosity is not
confined to market women and tho ike,
but you see it on the streets, at. the
opera, in the cars, at the hotels
where. So I conclude that the favor-
ite pose of tho women Of New Orleans
is adipose. j. e. So. - -
Mr.. z. E. b. Nash, an old Minneso
tian, (and brother-in-law Of J. B. Mills
Of St. Cloudy is in the .dr,ve:velp'
business, and is at present ont Of the
city: He lives at lib Camp street.
Gen. Thomas Las not yet concluded
whether or no he will remain here. Hs
is stopping at No, IS Dauphin street.
Geo. F. Brott's Office is at No. 80
Caveudolet street. .;.-.- -:
Col. Simeon Smi,h, who Was former.
ly stationed at St. Paul as Paymastsr,
lett here to-day for Detroit. Ho is
still Paymaster. ,=: o.f~.>s5z
!. Louis Emme], who left St. Cloud
three years ago, is in drug store On
Royal street.
ChaJles Dillingham;, Who spent soma
time IN St. Cloud before the uar, i
nava lomcer here.
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Grand Millinery Stook'
Complete and Elegant AS
s0rtment of Spring
and Summer
Goods.
Mrs. OtlcnSn1cye1.

Mrs. Ottcnsnlcyer
Has just received directfrom the East, the
Largest and most Desirable Stock e.
Of Millinery Goods ever opened in North
ern Minnesota. Among the articles may
be mentioned: -,
New spring and summer straw goods,
Silk Grape and lace Bonnets, Nepolitan
braid and straw hats of the latest styles,
Fine French Flowers, Ribbon, silk, crepe,
Illusions, Spanish lace and tissue for wells,
Laces of all kinds, Thread, Cluny Smyrna
Valenciennes cdgings.
Dress Trimmings:
Latest novelties in silk Fringe and
Glmps. Guipure Lace, Imitation Malta ana
valenceinnes lace, Taffeta and Cord edge
Cotton and Marseilles trimmings,
Silk, Jet, Horu Dress Buttons, Embroidery,
Edgings and Insertions
Ladies Furnishing Goods :
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs, Thread
md Malta Lace Collars, Neck Ribbons and
Bows, Linen and Lace Handkerchiefs,
Stamped Yokes and Aprons, French Wow
n Corsets, Imitation Hair Switches and |
;hignons, Cotton, Silk and Gilt Nets.
A large assortment of Ladies' and Gents !
KID GLOVES, Ladies' Cot
on Isle AND BERLIN GLOVES, Fans,
'ancy Jewolry. All kinds Of Beads.
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hau come over the OLD man. 4 His tace
was altered, his, voice faint and sharp,
and his hand was burning: Co. =. - 80. -.
"Why didn't you send for me, nay
dear Uncle Charles? I never knew, !. ;. , .
I only got your letter this morning. If
rhad thought for one instant :, !"
"My note was written: last week =
said Charles. II kepti back on: pur-
pose. You were hard at work, weren't
you u?''1 Dick said nothing. He got
tight hold Of the trembling, burning
hand "I'm very bad, y "ssaid old Charles,
looking up at the young fellow. "You
won't have to. wait long .:or. ny old dip
pers, : rfas u ca<.a ,aa.a ~ Do 5Et4f 81.
"Dont, my my dear. deaf at, :aaoId boy, =
cried Dick. % : ;.;@. >. i. a., - ~ .' = s" 55s:ss
"Pah =" said old Butler "your own
turn will came sooner Or later. You
won't find 1t difficult to CO., = I think
you WON'T" said the old broken man,
pattiug Dicks hand gently. -. : II, r.. !:
Dick was so shocked BY the sudden.
ness of the blow he was scarcely able
to believe it.
"Havr you seen any one Z" th.
young man asked. %otss
u awe seen Hickson, and this morn
ing DR.. de NJ. game down TO me-
/ Charles Butler answered, Is if i w.s /,
1 matter Of every day occurrence. t.H,
i says it's serious, 90 / told Mundy I,
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CITY RESTAURANT.

-FRESH OYSTERS
SERVED UP IN ANY STYLE,
Game; Of all kinds in its season.
Frssha and Canned Fruit Confectionery.
Pastry, DC.
MEALS At ALL HOURS;
RegularsBoarders at reasonable ratea
Thankful to my:customers for their pat-
ronage' l would solicit - continuance OF
~ :. LOUIS GOYETTE
g.: Cloud, Jan. 13, 1870 -~v1ln1
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Marble and Granite Works.
THOMASBOwER.
Manufactures Of and Dealer in
FOre1gn and American Marble M0nu.
ments, Grave Stones, Gene
TFS a's sstery Posts, &c. t q
T." Also, Agent for the State Of Minnesota
for the Chicago
Terra Gotta Co.'S Flower Vases. md
Ornamentel Terra Cottu.
3 Agent for thu celebrated Red and GRAY
No. 1854 Third street, Upper Town, St.
Paul, MINI. yl2-n32-;v
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VILLAGEON THE CLIFF,

BY MISS THACKERAY;. 81
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lie who hath no music in his soul, "&c-Shakspeare
M. j. PAlLLARD & CO.,
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:;--ai ter ~. .-~t.,a THE g '
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GREAT MUSlCAL.B0x IMPORTING HOUSE
varietyof ,.,,,.- =. -. ,,~

of the United States, have now ready tho largest
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prices, playing from to one hundred of the most
popular airs at pricesf $3.50 to s. COO eac Tho
most dssrable and best substitute for the . =:
10 PIANO, AELODE0N OR ACCORDION
especially where persons unable to play those
instruments. The celebrated musical-boxes of our
house are tho very and most acquisition
for involids, for the lonely for the nil1ioa der
for eseryeody, especially for yoMr:e!f rsausi.
In fact there is nothing liko our elfActing Nc at
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Propristors InteInAti ionAl Art.dau mara
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n >pi>rEIy ACIEp' ''-..U ndi.priyaci-
cd II What Il word, rs the newest
thin4 out, in Boston. Mr. Lowell has
with -rcat labor and sweat, with tile
.lLmtic Nonthiy for fulcrum. and Il
very long poem entitled The Cathe-
dral"-iacus a non-tor a lever, pried
it OF from the banks of the Charles
River and dropped it with polysyll-
able crash into the tide of the Ian
guaIe. Undisprivacied Y 1t means
easy enough-the opposite Of unds-
pubilcated. and is made by process Of
accretion, simple IS congelation. The
foundation Of the worl-the basis Of
four-story pollysyllable with French
roof-'privacy." You take that word
To start with-go at it with a club and
knock OF the end of it punch it into the
shape Of an active verb-freeZc on the
primitive prefix dis. and upon that tax
the negative ua-see:-just as easy rs
rolling oil a log. After all, whats the
use of having all these component, con-
stltuent and simple words, unless once
IN whiie you put them together -
Boston fashion-and make regular
old parallelopiped Of word, that you
can't take to pieces without nitro-gly-
cerlne. Here's this Undisprivaced." )"
for instance. What triumph of YER
bal architecture that is The only OBJ
lection TO il is that if it should happen
TO drop down into the tropics it's liza
bic to thaw and break all to pieces
UdrftorR Post
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-01-27

An OrEN POLAR SEA.-Prof. J. b.
Maury, IN a very intcrcs ting article in
Pu,nams Magazine. expresses his be-
lief in DIR. kane's open Polar Sea, and
that il can be easily reached by follow
lng the Gulf Stream, which will give
open water all the way. He asserts.
on the authority Of the Transactions of
the Royal Society of London, for 1919,
that two Dutch whalers in 1868 pene
tratcd To the Pole itself. He quotes
from captain of an American whale.
ship, who says he had gone several
hundred miles to the northward and
eastward from Behring's strait. and
three hundred miles beyond the limit
of his chart, and with an open sea still
before him, as far as could be seen in
that direction kotzebuc, in 1915 says,
as he attempted to pass TO the west
round the coast Of Asia: The sea
was open to the northeast as far as the
eve could see" and Commander John
Rogers, Of the United States North
Pacific Exploring Expedition, in Is54-
%, says Of the same waters ''As far
as l went to the northward and east
ward beyond the Straits, had an open
sea, with current flowing to the
northward and eastward. and with n
temperature of the water much above
that due to the latitude Prof. Maui
ry holds that there is a Pacific warm
current sweeping through Behring's
Straits to the Pole, to correspond with
the Atlantic Gulf Stream, which sweeps
round Spitzbergen, and that by either
of these routes the Pole may be reach
ed in safety, and an open channel
found between the Atlantic and the
| Pacific.
In confirmation of this theory, he
treats Of birds and fishes and sea-weeds
as Dumb Guides to the Poles" He
shows that birds which feed only on
grain, and marine plants, and cannot
endure the winter cold of the Atlantic
coast, have been seen flying northward
beyond 50 degrees Of latitude; and
that vast quantities of marine vegeta-
ton are carried by the Gulf Stream to-
wards the Polar Sea. :.