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Ell T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G. G P. Woods
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Behandling som FalIilbo bekjrndtgj0res
herved.
ALE og Enhver som MATTE have Noget
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herved til at anmelde og beviisliggj6re
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the world. The festival of the fleets at Cher
bourg is, we imagine, intended to show Europe
that this alliance is not only unbroken, but is
warming up again iuto the entente cord1aIe
which, according to the Mo@tteur, the French
Minister of Marine has toasted with so ELUSIVE
q cordially. The meeting supplies in the coorte-
sy of Governments the place which an invitation
to dine supplies in that Of individuals, both be-
ing in themselves uuimportaut, but acquiring
after a fit of arrangement a well-understood
significance.
1t is not easy to omprehend how politicians
IN either country who seriously care for the
peace and security of the Continent should OBJ
jtct to the only alliance which can form a power
strong enough to arbitrate between nations,
but there is a party among us which +, CARDS The
entente cord5aIe with a strong though latent dis
like Their rea! reason probably IS the bellef,
as old as modern history, that France and Eng
land can have no interests in common but
when pressed, they always allege that the adj
herence of Great Britain makes the Emperor of
the French too strong. He, they argue, is not
seeking peace. or the triumph of civilization
either, but direct advantages fer his dynasty
and his people, and we arr simply Instruments
through which he hopes, while playing for very
great stakes, to limit his li4biliry. If he p'ayed
his game alone his alternatives would be victory
VI utntluCtIou' u ~ A'hSAdhV NJ :" ~ Nv,
is always certain that his opponeut' defeated or
victorious, will be glad to make peace. Tins,
they add in illustrltion, is at this moment his
policy in the most pressing of his engagements.
he is playing in Mexico for an imperlalstake,
aud if be played it al ne must either WIN or be
ruined, but with England by his sid" he not
only doubles his chance OF ultimate success,
hut if unsuccessful is sure that his adversary will
be too hardly pushed to follow MP his good for
tune. And Ibis, say these critics, Is what the
Emperor always does. If we had joined him IN
Poland he would either have created a new
France upon the Danube, or have retreated,
certain that no Continental alliance would ven
ture to pursue. If We would have granted the
terms upon which he offered to protect Deu-
mark, he would either have gained the Rhine,
so terminating opposition to his dynasty, or have
retired, qui'e sure that Austria at least, with
the British in Venice, would not have entered
France.
Those OH ctions are worth q Leaning, if only
because they represent the latent feeling Of po-
liticians who only wait an opportunity to speak
cut, but they are moi, we conceive, well found
ed. Of course il they were true as to Mexico,
if it were a condition of tie entente cordiaIc that
England Should guarantee Msxlmliian, if in
short we were about to purchase French ALI
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deres Krav for under!egnede Skifteret la
den Udl0bet af 3 Maaneder efler dem
IndkaldeIses sidste Acknowledgements.
Fr~ederikSteds Skifteret, ST. Croix d. Tito
September 1865.
C. SARAUW.
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There has been a riot in Bucharest. Some
citizens, aggrieved apparently by taxes, sh11rk-
ed Down with Couza - but being with some
little difficulty comfortably mastered by the
soIdiery, the P'incipaIi'ies are again cont nted.
, 1865-09-19

lafranca was nulli1ied because England, while
still allied to France, made an united Italy the
condition of its alliance. That necessity OF
going on to the end which Napoleon it left
alone might feel is not a security for peace, but
an assurance that every war viii end in a grand
catastrophe. No game<teT plays SO reckl">sly
as he uan who dare not lose, nor is any baule
so savage as that in which quar- er is sure to be
refused. Napoleon beaten could get no terms,
Napoleon plus England can always get them,
a0d acquires with his add ional strength that
moderation Of which strength is the root. The
Emperor is compelled to carry cut ideas, origin
ally at oUce dreamy and selfish, within the
limits imposed by English moderation and sense
of rccfitude. The argument therefore that the
alliance strengthens too greatly a power ahea-
dy aggressive and tolm dable is delu>ive, and in
every other aspect it is an unmixcd gain. In
the far East it acts as an insurance, diStri-
batting the losses involved in the victory Of
civilization in the near East it arrests the
squabble for the sick. mans inheritance until
the rae heir is found and in Ear. Pc, p]0liicat'
ly SO called, it prevents that triumph of wrong
which always fellows the naturalization Of France.
With England aud France distrusttul of each
other, three men, all despots by training, by
conviction, and by circumstance, have the ma
tons at their feet, and can propose to each
other, as they have recently done, s,lts Of their
own subjects-aud of nations which retain not
only the mo, al but the technical right to be
free. Ii thu Kaiser my s ! The Duchie~ for q
guarantee Of Nenetia, or Prussia fnl bid Il Scan
dinavian union for secure possession OF Posen,
or Russia offer Warsaw as the price Of secu-
lily in her remaining plumber, why should not
the taree combine in a new Holy Alliance, fatal
il not to the map o. Europe, a. least to tine free
! In, ar ie.:. .r..- -} hoo, aa,pnt IppauNn
, 1865-09-19

The two companies connected with the At
Iautic cable, the one which is to make and the
other which is to use it, have deed d not to re-
new the attempt his year. The Grcat Eastern,
as usual, wants too much repair TO te 'eady be-
fore the winter gales. A new cable il no %ever
to be Immediately commenced, and the Great
Eastern will START again in spring to cary that,
and il possible pick up the other. 1t has BEEN
suggested that the blame thrown on the Crap
pllngtackle is unfair. Nothing is SO hard to
move as "a rope stretched ont at length, and this
cable could not yie d enough TO pull up two
Mills and a half into the air. If the tackle had
held there must sooner or later have been a
dead lock, and the cable. If raised at all, will
have to be lifted by fastening it three miles
from the fac, ure, aud then pulling mp the loose
eud. Instead, that is, Of Juggling at a cable a
thousand miles long, we must tug at one three
mics.
, 1865-09-19

executed at this Office
with t and des-
patch.
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NOTICE.-.Tho Stockholders Of the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

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Tnr peculiar t.ins ~
infection which We
call ScrorJLt turks
IL the constitutions ot
,aullitudes cfncr. B.
either produces or
produced ~ "a
tcc!lcd, viti1iyd STA
Of the Hood, wlcr' .
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Administrators Sale.

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Came to the premises of the subscri-
ber, ON or about the lst of November,
two Ewes and one Lamb. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take them
away or they will be disposed Of accor-
ding to law.
JEREMIAH CALLAHAN.
Fox township, Dec. 3lst 1865.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

WHISPERS . WHISKERS!
Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches?
Our Grecian Compound will force them
to grow on the smoothest face or chin,
or hair on bald heads, in Six Weeks.
Price, Sl,U0. Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed, on receipt OF price. .
Address, WARNER Il Co, Box 1873
Brooklyn, y Y,
Feb. 18th 6J.--lyl.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

DRIXE MONEY.-A DATEfull list
PRISES PAYABLE TO OF FALL
Qnc be seen at the officers These aud
all other claims against the Government
promptly collected.
AN OFFIcER ~ THE ARMY WRITES ;
AT inspection l noticed that a large
rrnportiJn Of the mems Enapsacks con.
tained a bog ofTroches, being generally
used by them for colds, etc" "BrOrn's S
B,5achio Throches," should be in every
soldiers Inapsack Or pocket, to be used
upon the first appearance Of Geld o.
ough.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1865-04-27

Remove DISTINCTIONS, alay lntamu'ioAS
facilitate Precipitation and CIrculalloh' re,
duccs Eulargements, and VItahAe anu @
strengthen weakened parts Camp ana l4l-
lions Collie. Nervous Headache, Earache,
Du,ps Freezes. Toothache Sprans, Bruises,
Ec, -. and for Sprains, Bruises, Calls,
Ueaycs. Distempcr Ec., in horses Tho
Quickest relief for pain Of any Pain Killer
in u,c There is 10 remedy that will act
So promply in relieving the ills enumerated
os The Iiagic Balm, which deserves to re-
ceive the favor OF the public. ltis its own
recommendation. and by the performance
of good works. where II is known, now eu-
ioys the highest reputation. For sale by
J. Powell, uuuk & M'Vean, Ridgway Pa.
Wholesale by Carriers Hall, Narteels
Drug stores, Erie Pa.