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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
What is the Mimic Rifle!

Judging by what one daily reads in the
newspapers, or what he hears in conversa,
tion, 1t does not seem to be generally under.
stood what rifle really is. We all know
that an ordinary gun, such as musket Oh
fowling piece, is furnished with barrel the
inside of which is perfectly smooth. Now
take such a gun and cut on the inside Of the
barrel three or four grooves, all running
from the breech to the muzzle, spirally, like
cork-screw, and the gun becomes what is
known as rifle. If cut in musket, it is
called rihed musket, if in a cannon. a ri
fled cannon. The operation can be perform
ed on any weapon, new or old. The RI
fling of cannon is modern invention of
Sir William Armstrong, hence when the
Armstrong gun is spoken Of, it is UNDER
stood to mean rifed cannon. The object
of thus rifing guns is to secure greater GER
tai'liy of the ball striking the target, wheth-
er it be man or beast, as well as being able
to kill at greater distance than from
smooth-bore weapon.
The arm which is popularity, but most
enormously, called the MIME rifle, is al
most identical with that now manufactured
at Enfield. in England, for the British gov
ernment, and with that made at Springfield,
Massachusetts, for the American army
Captain Mimic invented the bullet-not the
rifle, and his bullet can be used in any rife
which it may be made 10 fit. 1t is this Min
lie ball which is so fearful missile. II is
an elongated cone, having fiat base which
is rsmmed down on the powder, the base
being followed out like thimble. When
the charge is fred the explosion instantly
expands the leaden shell, forcing the lead
into the grooves, and by preventing the es-
cape through them of any portion of the
gas generated by the explosion, concen-
irates the whole energy of the charge up
On the ball. No wadding is used in loading. !
The powder Is poured into the muzzle, then
he ball is Inserted with the hollow part
downward, and when down is rammed gen.
ly on the powder, so as TO force it up into
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of Honor bestowed upon him by Napoleon
for special service on that bloody field.
And thus the old battle-scarred veteran
whiled away two pleasant hours-hours
frausht with proud and tender recolleclions
10 both Prince and soldier; and when The
veteran arose 10 90, he blessed the muniii-
cence OF the Prince which had pressed a
well-iilled purse into his hand, and given
assurance that Ia Belle Frarce had not for
gotten her veterans, and that II liberal pen
sion should be provided for him. Chicago
Journal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-10-04
Prince Napoleon and the Old Soldier

There occurred al Chicago one of thos
rare incidents in the progress Of Prince Ma
poleon's tour through the United State
which will not soon be forgotten by our il
lustrious visitor, albeit the tender recollec
tions thereof may not be of long duration
with one of the parties interested, who's,
gray hairs will ere long be moistened by til,
clammy dews of death.
Lorenz Harte, a reli: of the grand army
of the First Napoleon, now an inmate OF the
Cook County Poor-h house, had an interview
with Prince Napoleon. The Prince arose
to receive his remarkable guest. There
they stood for moment looking each other
in the face--the second heir TO the French
crown aud the SCARED and bronzed veteran
of score of battles. Advancing, the
Prince srasped the old mans hand, and con-
ducting him to a seat, spoke so kindly that
the veterans heart oyerhowed, and he burst
into tears.
To those at all acquainted with the his
tory of the napoleonic dynasty, neither the
kindness of the Prince nor the emotion of
the old soldier will be wondered at. All
such well know the remarkable power that
the first Napoleon held upon the affections
of his soldiers, as well as the wild and un-
controllable idolatry manifested by the lat
ter toward the former, upon all occasions,
whether in victory or defeat.
In that interview, yesterday, the veteran
+" fought his battles DER again." The Prince
questioned him, and listened with glistening
eye TO his recital of those thrilling incidents
which ever had as their hero Napoleon.
The quick eve of the Prince noticed the
absence of three fingers fiom one of the
soldiers hands.
Where did you lose your fingers?"
"In the retreat from Moscow. was at.
the cavalry, and in one of the
charges of those villainous Cossacks, stroke
from lance deprived me Of my fingers
But" and the old veterans eyes shone with
the old battle-light, my sabre finished lim,
'ire. All, those Cossacks were the most
splendid horsemen that | ever saw, but they
we're afraid of Murat's cavalry, after ALL"
And the old soldiers mind wandered back /
o that terrible retreat from the burning
:apital of the Russias, surrounded by the
rigors of a Russian winter. and
iarrassed day and night by those furious
nsets of Cossack cayalry-those wild and
airing children Of the plains.
"This. sire, was done at Lodi" exhibiting
terrible scar upon his left shoulder, made
y a grape-shot.
And this" barring the calf of bis lefl leg,
howins the track of bullet through and
lrough it, " was done at Arcola."
'This sabre cut upon my head was re-
sived at Ausierliiz, aud SO was this, sire" /
.nderly holding up the Co.'s Of the Legion j
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the cavity of the ball. The latter is NO
rammed in hard at the muzzle like tn
spherical ball, but slides down the barre
with the least possible effort The loadin,
is therefore performed with greater quick
hess, ahd with less expenditure of labor b,
; the soldier.
The MIME ball is manufactured out q
cold lead by machine of American inyen
ton, now in use at the Waiervleit arsenal
where the greatest activity in producing
them now prevails. Many thousands are
made daily by this machine, which produ-
ces balls of other shapes also by merely
changing the dies or moulds in which they
are compressed. The machine was pur-
chased from the inventor by the governmt Mt,
and there aie but two others like it in ex-
istence. One Of these was most foolishly
presented to The japanese, from whom it
wiz be quite likely TO pass into European
hands. The other was made by the order
OF the traitor Floyd, as preparation for
rhe rebellion then Matching. 1t had been
very nearly completed when the attack on
Fort Sumter walked up the North to arms.
The citizens of Troy, where it was being
made, took possession of the uncompleted
machine, and it passed by purchase from
the owner 10 the State of New York. This
incident shows how deliberately the slave
rebellion had been planned.
The annals of military surgery are full
OF evidences of the havoc which these balls
make upon the human frame. A practical
marksman using the MIME ball, will hit the
mark nine times out of ten at distance of
zoo yards, that is, when firing deliberately,
and free from the hurry and excitement at
tendant on battle. On such occasions, il is
well ascertained that men load and fire too
rapidly, the mistake being made that victo.
ry is to be secured by the number of dis
charges, instead of by the cool deliberation
with which their fire is delivered. Schools |
of practice are most important to teach our
men to fire low. An our great naval vic
tories during the war with England were
the result of firing low. 1t dismasted their
frigates, swept their decks, and hulled them
so completely, as to make them fit only TO
be burned. The British fired high; hence
the rigging Of our ships was damaged, while
BUR men suffered but little. AT Bunker
Hill, where the slaughter of the British
was terrible, the Americans were directed
10 aim at the Wristbands. There seems to
be natural propensity in all raw troops 10
fire too high, which can be cured only by
thorough practice in camp, or by more dis
lstrous experience in actual confiict.-New
York Herald.
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praise II.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
y truly friend in need and every family should
Il have IL at hand.
i DR.. Sweets Infalibls Liniment
VI for sale BY all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
RICHARDSON 4 co
i Sole proprietors, Norwich Ct
OF sale by p E. SMITH, Montpelier General Agent for
Seah 3Seow-iy
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Barre Academy.

FJNHE PAIL TERN begins THURSDAY, August Goth
III The prescribed Course Of Study aud Board Of exnr
nee Teachers afford at Barre Academy excellent facilities
pursuing education preparatiye college or bsness
J. ". CAMP, A NJ, Teacher Of Vocal Music
J. NJ. THATCHER, A. H.. Assistant Princinai
Chsr efficient teachers employed
llrrr, August 6, 1861. s2@
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'l0'esraph and Ambrolype Saloon
In Springfield.

tons @ are invited TO call and examine nv latest pro
hi ~, AUTOGRAPHS, CoLORED finished with In
Anhr.r ram nsny Of which copies from old nfe-
- pes aud Daguerreotypes. Please call before
Of Nork elsewhere, It wiz be for your Interest
y mind aud purse.
JAMES POWERS.
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EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE A
UYDRO-MAGyE SIPUo.

yoa rnr PREVENTION AND CURE ALL DISEASES on rnr
URINARY AND SEXUAL ORGANS, rnE KIDNEYS, STOMACH
AND BowELs, AND PREVENTION os CONCEPTION
This spho when used, prevents and cures Nervous De
hlty Costiyeness Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache
lecuchorrha Whites Prnapsus, Utcr Falling Of the
Womb Obstructed Mcnstraton and all complaints OF the
Irpal Organs, Kidneys ami Bowels
The Spho enables all prevent and disease without
recourse drugs hes pills, Or IL perfectly
ai il will last lifetime, without getting Of order
and neter fails It SIMPLE aud be used by child ii
ges magneticaliy and chemically removing absorbing and
wing all morbid seeretions and poisonous matter in
The system IL Is pleasant use, impart strength aud life
b the body euvens the sprits psrts cheerfunss 10 the
mind and gives opc and elasticity all who use H. that
F at years IL enables those whose health or cir
umstauces do permit increase OF family te REGULATE
r limit their offspring, bnt not be used during preg
nancy, II would produce miscarriage.
H ssRd ,cith each Sgho iporfds Pirate and coBfd,n
al iatoan from os The Married and those contemplating
Marriage, also, fasi directions for its
ONE.
single 50 cheaper quality, s3. Each one is wa,
antei They securely packed, aud forwarded to all
parts Of the country. Address,
DIR. J. RUSSELL,
BOX b. lil-lol BRooKlrS, New xork
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WOOD. MOOD.

ept aIs Td wood for sale by r. HYDE Also connecti-
Isty 1''e'i Kerosene Lamps, new patterns in great
'ct Is, 1870