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WOLFE'S
Schiedam Schna

THE above Medicinal Beverage is manufac-
tured BY the proprietor, at his dlstillery, in
Schiedan, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
IL is now some twenty years since the pro-
prietor first introduced it to the American pub
lie, and durisg that time he has received over
three thousand letters from physicians, indoors
ing it as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice.
1t is made nom bailey OF the finest quality,
selected with great care from the ptOducls of
The most celebrated grafn-growing districts. is
favored with the essence OF the aromatic tnut-
OF Italy, snd isrecdhed by apecGliar
process, which expels rom the spirit every
aerid particle.
dfsazreeahle and often dangerous effect pro-
dueed upon the stomach and bowels by q
changa OF Wster-a visitation TO which travel
ara new settlers, and all u-nReelimatsd persons
n tne West. the South, and Southwest are Pc
s1iiarIy liable-the SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
VIII be foUnd absolutely infsllible
Ia cases OF drcp-y, gravel, distractions OF
the kidneys, diseases of the bladder, structure,
and general debility, II is recon-
mended most ~emphalically by the most dis
tiE guisned member OF the medical profession.
II Is put up in quart and pint bottles, IN
csses, with the name Of the uadg-slgned on
the bottle and CORK, and 3 facsimile OF his sig
on the label For sele By all respectable
druggists and country
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NOR RKNT.-THE ARMSTRONG PLACE
Gu Central avenue, three miles itoH
Court square, comprising iWenly-seNcA @ctS
OF ground, WlId e 1ue lava suii4I-e 10
: p-st1rs. good House VITA IOur rooms largt
O5eei a. ya-d a-sas Kitchen and ne-eSS7Fs o.
nr.harf, lsr-e Eotbsd with necessary saS2,
Cspars-us led. fine stables and carriage house
g5I- enclosed sheds for forty head ut cattle.
TO a gardener or dairy m@s, This y one 81 t4e
most desirable phases Eesr Aempa'S Apf4g
70 John ]. HLLLINS,
.--rar- SD Front street.
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WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices ri Is Lowepstein 4 Bgos.T
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silks marked down al b L7wenssein
. Bros.
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Being a purely Mutual Company, il
has no Capital Stock.
The assets Of tue Company are as fellows

Total liabilities ........ -....--g Sc go 90
The largest amt insured IN one risk 90 %
Amount IN other Companies, unIimltsd.
Amount in any one block,
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ClcSks aud shswls at less than cost at
B. LoWenstein q Bros.
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rA@ or EE.

sTS=g or TENNESSEE
t0-HerEULLEE'S OFFICE,
N-s~HyiLLE, January l.. ISE9.j
j, q. V. 81 cAbEru, Comptroller olthe Treas
urF. 90 hereby cvstitg that the Connecticut
Mutual lsie l-nsaraCCs Company. located at
Il -TtI.r5, IL tle rtGte d COnUecticur, has
produced 10 lie satisfactory evidence that said
las complied with all the require
nleuts OF the laws OF tie state OF Tennesses
on Insurance com lanies; ami I fur-
thef certify that Carpenter & white, Agents
Of said Company, has also complied with ths
requirements OF the laws OF the state, made
anu provided in such cases wherefore, said
Mutual Life Insurance Company
authority TO take risks and transact the
OF Insurance ia this State, at Mem
phis, shelby county, Tenn.
q. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Douufu pf Ham forE =

STATE OF CoESECTICUr.1
County of Hartford.
Guy r. Phelps, President. and Woodbridge &.
eLLustec, Sec-etefy OF the t9uGecticus Mutual
Life InsuraCce company. being duly sworn,
cepos5 sIu 10y, that the foregoing Is n full,
true Rrd tprae slRiemeotU Of the affairs OF said
C1Ep@at ;taEt ne said Insurance Company Is
the bon - o euer of az least One Hundred
ThOU5suI E.lia-s Of actual cash ctpifaI. lua
vested % ~--t= and United Scatss stocg- and
bo1Cs, ~ 30 bonds and mortgages OF rsaI estate
UneucuHnI-.Ed, and worth double the amount
for Whica 'a ssT ne Is n OIIgagsd, and that they
are the aH"Ne described officers OF said Insu-
rance CU.C ELY
Q f. PHELPS President,
". cL8Sr j, Secretary.
Su5seTIh e-d sworn - before me, This the
seth day O.. 5 ~ n10er. ISIS.
GELS GILMAN, Notary Public.
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MEMPHIS And LITTLR ROCK
RAILR O A d.
Open to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SOFTEN
~ Der 2, 1858, the train on the Eastern Division
OF this Road win run regularly as follows:
GOING WEST-Leayes HCDedsid Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday Al 7:3D am, and arrive
at Madison at l O'Clock pm.
COMING EAST Leaves Madison Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 1880 a IN. arrive at
Hopefeld At l O'Clock PM, aud Memphis at
l:S0 PIG.
The F~errybost Nevada leaves the foot Of
Union street at ! am.
Tickets for sale al all the Railroad Ticket ON
ces In the city.
Ereights for Madison or way stations received
by 2. NJ. Patterson q Co, at their Wharf-bCat,
foot OF Union street.
Freight 70 Way Stations must be prepaid.
R9-Onice Of Road, No. y jefferson street.
aust II J.. W. ROBERTSON. Gen. Sup't.
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EEw ADVERTISEMENTS
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PETRo OIL.
Petro , PetroI Petro !

THE Tennessee Petro Oil Company Is still
alive at their new stand,
sa4 Main street. Opposite Clay Building.
We inform the publicin general TO come for
ward and try II, We also deIy eompelIcn IN
orr Lamps, burners and general lamp STOCK.
We are manufacturer Of the " Hanging Rock
Stoves, TinVare. Castings Of great varieties
wholesale ard retail. Merchants VIII do well
TO examine our stock.
pOyIO RO9ENRAUA a BROS.
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ngDNS FOR RE&E.-ohces ana Rooms =
N Tie Fostogcs and LIBRARY Buildings, y. +.
THCS. NICKERSHE3, second Eoor POST
once R1ilCIuE. Ce%z -
E.OE IA meet One-zt-r- COTTAGE
with seven rooms ana kitc1zr, large SAl-uS
yard. FsFsen and stable bltUzieu ia . 5ert
Neigu on hsS burn avenue, near JACK
rna street. Possession rom IsL January
Terms, ESQ & month. Apfly 10 Ir.OIL1as
3 South side JCur. Square. d-ioA
EsG REST.-A Residence on Vance s.-=er
e Ns, IS. opposite the 30. agnes 2caGsms
and he LnruiGus o. The El.aet cars L1H-&ln'
esELt rcosAs besice7 kitchen AID srrTa
room Two COOS czsiercs. stable, nus treG, etc.
FCt terms Elplg 70 CDALMAE Bftl,
%s2u 20 5t2ln street
REST-A Front EC1m IN ths Eo--e.
= No. Is Jefferson street, s1t:al.5 for ccttaF
broksT.I sY zer or dOstpr. l. auloiHs The eastp-
rial room q me Appeal Inquire OF jon
at the appeal once. c.
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.OR kENT.-A OEE-sIOhE co IASb. SA
& rooms; stable on tus premises, dnd q gar
dan OF three acres attached. ithtn H5teeE
minutes rlJe OF court square. EenI 80 te
apply 10 Ut. GiLEE-I, 81 SUN OoGft
EtreeL. ~
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y.4ea K OFFICE

tyslr.z LLER's OFEICE,
HsENtELF1 IsSS- December -, IsiS.(
! cor iLy Ihat lhs ie. ez1ing is a copy OF the
@ isisat So esHsni o. lie company now on
ME Ia ny UbieF.
g. ". BLACKBURN,
FlnmtnfFnHI--
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NOR REEr-A BRI-K CJTTAGE, win ~,
L rooms, ard nall -cre OF ground attached,
On Ta1e and Orleans 81. eets, south @
Naur.. For terms apply TO JaSSE N. TATE,
Attorney ar-Isw. si5lS Sscoud street. Jag
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LADIES' underwear at greatly reduced
pT.C5s a. r. L~9EeEstGi9 & Bros.
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A11UsEmEHTs
NEW MEBPHIS THEATER

FOR Five Nights OnIy-Ihs Bsaptiful LOTrA
IN Two Plays.
Tuesday EventuE JnBIaEy I2-WA De
Produced, Pat OFTHE F|ErrICOAT5- Paul
The Pet. with s1Egs, Lolita. To concluds with
FAMILY JARS-Liddy Larr3ga1, WIthsoDgs.
csnc5s aud banjo, L1tLa.
SCALE OF PRICEs-Drsrg Circle and Parquetts,
Il Orchestra Csalrs, 81 50 Family Circle, e.
cents ; Colored Boxes, 60 cents Colored Gal
lerg, IS cent5.
opsn a. quarter % : O'Clock; curtsin viii
rise at 8 precisely. BOX book Cpel from H.
O'C!oCE Pm. to 5 PIN.
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WANTS
E1R

EOR RESF-The LEFTWICH GARD n, sit
ustod 90 1cu. miles nom Court - u-re, o.
Old Raleigh road, containing seventeen a.
Ecrss IL Lizh stRie 81 cultivation. vi . q l8r-s
orchard o. select IrUits, two comfortable cot
tage residences on ths place, vita ali n~ecss5sr-
ouU-houses, wells, yistsrnH, &c ana a lzFst
amcaut OF Eotbel sasb. The most complete
usrz c garden near the city. Apply ioa- ID.
= CIV FnS1sct-r. is
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GREENLAA OPERA HOUSE
sPAULDING& ESD WE'LL, Hangers,
Monday & Tuesday ATeH'gs, nth and 12;h
LAST Two Representations Of
II N ID Z N Il.
With I'll the Dramatic. Musical, Tsrps'chors
and Scenic effects as IN New Orleans, where g.
had a run of several weeks Of unprecedented
uccesa. Mile T~URSOUK, the Queen Of the
Air, and the famous G~yunasts, the MlACD
.BROrhERS, VIII appear every evening.
Doors opel 81 ca O'c.ock Oyert1r3 at -
AD&IS ION.
Dress Circle ana PaIqustte----...-.--.gI G.
- BOEoiHc5 open froEt 10 an. 20 8 PA,
nzlsa an be secured.
MATINEE every saturday, commencing al .
o'clocE. AdnizioD, 60 cents Children, p
cents. faIa
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EBENSBURG, PA THURSDAY, JULY 30 1869

brakemau's. It probably was jerk at
the rope By passenger who had Jeen car
rled by his station--so I'd chance it.
''All this went through my mind like
lightning, as you may irnagine-one
thinks quickly on such occasions-and l
caught the fireman's arm. He had never
heard of such a thing as disobeying the
gong, and stared. l was too excited to
speak, but pointed to the fire, and be put
in more wood quietly.
''Well, to make long story short, I
never 'blew brakes till the engine was op>
posite the station. Then l shut off, blew
one whistle, and went sliding up the road.
Just as we stopped, the express, whose
whistle l had heard just behind me, came
up to the depot, and stopped where the
trains usually do. If I had minded the
gong or stopped in front of the depot, I'd
been smashed.
"4ou see there was no way to do but
to run for it. We hadn't red light for
the rear cars we hadn't lantern nor
couldn't get one, to send back to signal ;
the fiagmen were on strike, and the ex-
press didn't stop anywhere TIL it reached
Poughkeepsie, and she had got so close
on to US when the engineer cut up as he
did, that couldn't stop at a station and
send a man back. Before he could have
got far enough away they'd have been so
close that they couldn't have broke up in
time, but would have come into US.
'1 didn't know whether I'd killed
Mack or not, and took the 'owl train
back, and found him all right as regards
death, but very sick from the dip had
given him.
1.-The Company gave me this watch
when they heard of it.''
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GBe d9oet's Department.
FORGIVENESS.

Man has two attendant angels,
Ever waiting at his side,
With him whcresoe'er he wanders,
Wberesoa'er his feet abide;
Oae to warn him when he darkleth,
And rebuke him if he stray,
One to leave him to his nature.
And so let him go on his way.
Two recording spirits reading
All his life's minutest part,
Looking in his soul, ar listening
To the beating of his heart;
Each with pen Of fire electric,
Writes the good or evil wrought.
Writes with truth that adds rot, errs not
Purpose, action, word or thought.
One the teacher and reprover,
Marks each heaven deserving deed,
Graves it with the lightning's vigor,
Sea it with the Hghtniug's speed,
For the good that man achieyeth,
Good beyond an angels doubt.
Such remains for aye and ever,
And cannot be Llotted out.
One (severe and silent watcher y
Noting every crime and guile,
Writes with it holy duty,
Seals it not but waits awhile;
If the evil doer cry not.
God forgive mel" ere he sleeps,
Then the sad stern spirit reals it,
And the gentle spirit weeps.
Mild and mighty is forgiveness,
Meekly worn if meekly won
Let our hearts go forth to seek it,
Ere the setting of the sun!
Angels wait and long to hear US
Ask ere the time be flown;
Let US give it and receive it,
Ere the midnight cometh down.
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A UDITOR,S NOTICE.-The nnde

4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
u signed. having been appointed Auditor
W me Orphans Court Of Cambria county TO
C.'''ogle C, the money in the hands of Joseph
CCIo!,e' y Administrator de boris non of Thomas
oIOl'e' deed, amongst the heirs and legal re-
.e.ent2tlve5 of said deceased, hereby gives
ig-cS that he viii attend for that purpose, at
,'s once IN Ebensburg, on Monday, % day of
L-sIs' next, at ] o'clock, p. m. when and
'''s al persons Interest," ed may attend.
n, JOSEPH MCDONALD.
L'easburg, July -, 1867. .-3t.
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DIDN'T WANT To DE INsULTED. The
Wyandott Gazette says: A few days ago
a recently married couple from the coun>
try-not Qnindaro-spent portion of
that romantic season denominated the
honeymoon, in our burg, and of course,
enjoyed the hospitality of the Garno
House. During dinner the young lady
was observed to turn red and pale by
turns, but this was laid to her new posi-
ton as a wife. But Scroggs, who had
sharp ear, heard her ask her husband.
us my face dirty 7" "Dirty No Why
do you ask p s'Because that insulting
waiter insists on putting a towel beside
my plate. I've thrown three under the
table, and yet every time he comes around
he puts another before me-"
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NOTICEIN PARTITION A

NOTICE IN PARTITION.-To An
drew J. Otterson, who resides in San Fran
cisco, Cal. Daniel C. Ouerson, of Alaska,
Clthariue. now intermarred with Robert Dew
lin, of Sacramento. Cal, and Thomas OJterson,
of San Francisco, Cal heirs and legal repre-
senta,iyes Of Thomas Otterson, late of Sum
mftville borough, Cambria county, deceased
TAKE NorIcE that An inquest will be held at
the late dwelling house of Thomas Otterson,
late Of Summitville borough, Cambria county.
Pennsylvania, deceased, on SATURDAY. THE
Jlsr DAY OF july, INST, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, for the purpose of making partition
Of the real estate Of said deceased to and among
lis children and legal representative, If the
same can be done without prejudice TO or spoil
ing Of the whole otherwise, 10 value and ap-
praise the same-at which time and place you
are requested to attend if you think proper.
JOHN \. BLAIR, Sheriff.
Sheriff 5 Office, Ebeusburg, July ~, 1869 .-3t.
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A DUTCHMAN married second wife In
about week after the death of the first
one. The Sunday following the bride
asked her lord to take her riding, and was
duly ''cut up" with the following reply:
''Yoa dink ride out nit anoder woman
SO soon after the death of mine frau ?''
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A UDITORS NOTICE--The nnder

a IDlIOR'S NOTICE.-The under
IL, n Cs'5hed, having been appointed Auditor by
:. -e Co'ft OF Common Pleas of Cambria coua-
Er ". marshall s the monies arising from the sale
oi Ce, Ce oHerh Of said county of the real estate
Min yo,se ,,a, GnrIey, hereby gives notice that he
Ebsrs,il. sl.lIa Tor that purpose, at his office in
peTt pt-'ooIs' y. on Tuesday, 10Th day of August
re-.l.l. - 1' o'clock, p. m. when and where all
'@''as Interested may attend.
F,,--, JOHN S. riley.
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THERE is man living in Northampton,
within three miles Of the railroad, thirty
eight years of age, vino has been in but
four different towns in his life, has never
been inside of a railroad car, has never
slept in any house except the one in which
he was born, and has never kissed girl
nor never been counting.
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NOTTC,TT, d Oatman, Attorneys at Law
~ oIICh-Letters Of Administration
.E5er.SU"n.lh Un the estate of THOMAS REESE, late of
ed to oIf1.s NJ. Eorough, decd, having been grant
to al NO Undersigned, notice is hereby given
lame ii',soLs indebted to said estate to make
against s'; payment, and those having claims
.authe1,jca,,oas estate to present them properly
EbeDsbr- MARY JANE REESE,
-,-souFs' June II, 1862 ct. ADM.
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TOWN pROpFRT9

VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE The undersigned
will sell at private sale, at any time q -
before the FIRST day Of August next b
good HOUSE AND TWO LOTS OF AFa :
GROUND situate on st. Marv's ST. G1-=zS1=sz1
IN the Borough of Loretto, Cambria county -
ne dwelling is commodious and comfortable.
aud has an excellent cellar under it. The lots
are IN good condition, and have a number of
'arity + uit trees upon them. For terms, etc ,
apply on the premises 20
HANNAH ATKINSON.
Loretto, July Ij, IeG9-3t
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E1OR THE CAMPAIGM OF 1869.
IN LANCASTER IITBLLIGBGGBB. "
Greatly Reduced CIub Rates.
~, OIdcst and CheapesI Dem Ocrotlc
Journal in Pennsylvania.

Tho Lancaster Weekly IntelIigencer is the
Nd, Democratic Journal published in the
g~,-rf.b language in Pennsylvania. 1t is sec
n"I in size to none in the State, and is unsur
2n{ [6s @n@ oIoMGs PGGs' 1sgy nswsPsPeF IoP 1t
CLU B r A I Z $.
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E5o2sburg, Tune g 1863 It.
GPLENDID FARm FOR J

GPLENDID FARm FOR !"
- NALE,-The well known and E5z.s4 Z slA
valuable BUREE FARM located in SSts9 s EEE
4 sumn'rlhl township, Cambria ezss5I15IziaII y
county, one half miles from WilInoTe station.
and containing 249 ACRES, in good condition
wen fenced and having thereon erected a
dwelling house and other necessary buildings,
,ogetler with two splendid orchards and no
lack OF excellent water, is offered for sale on
moderate terms and easy payments. For fur
Tier Information apply 70 or address.
J. McGONIGLE.
hemloo;x. Pa. R T., Nav G, 1859 If.
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~ Da,i,i Daa,GiEi.-Notice is hereby given that
land emrIe i..oa "a i9r the charter of 1.-The High
ougb Of fs Ebeael o. Honor Association of the Bor
thonotary's 90; rs has been filed in the Pro-
'6e shown 10 ',.Ice' and if no sufficient reason
erm Of the CoT.e yoe contrary, at the September
nra county, tSSo'I tSo Of Common Pleas of Cam
the Cosrt. Cey,Ia ee charter will be granted. By
Juy9 20 yth July. 1869,
E0ensburg, JGIv i, 4: I; HITE, II ProthOnotary.
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u Es5A6E s,z 6L OF DANIEL CARNEY.

= SR,, Dyor,,,- u y y IEL CARNE4,
Sanentary on tho ed W hereas, Letters Tes-
.tIe 5 Of AllegbenTrS TS'ate OF DANIEL CARNEY, Sr.,
deceased, os have bsoo oIo~nship, Cambria county,
guested 10 1'soIs I indebted to said cstste era
having caioa MAKE immediate payment and tg tBose re
them 6roro.i ins against the sanae Iii ~ lose
p'''y adludicated for Settlement a resent
Allegheny IT,. F: CARNEY, Execute
Twp, June Il, 1869 g.
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TOAD VERTIS RS.
The Iutelligeucer is the best advertising me-
dunn in Central Pennsylvania, ESPECIALLY FOR
REAL ESTATE, Address
H.G. SMITH & CO.. Publishers
JuIy -. 1869. 81. LANCASTER, IA.
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THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER The
D.ay IntqlIigeuceri is sent by mail for So year.
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The Weekly Intelligencer will be mailed to
single subscribers throughout the Guhcrnatorial
:, ,.-,r,fgn for FIFTY CENTS. To clubs of
,rartr.fve. or more, for FORTY CENTS
send for specimen copies.
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NUMBER 26.
JOSH HIELsNGSHsMS,

When a rooster crows he crows all
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-09-15
Advertisements will be inserted at the

The exploding bolts would be stored
separately away from the magazine,
and being of different gauges for each
class no accident by error of selection
could happen in fitting the bolts in
the charged tOrpedOes; mOreOvera q safe
ty key is provided, which tenders the
security absolute in this respect
Another advantage to be especially no.
ted Is that, even when the exploding
bolt is placed in the torpedo, its action
is not permissible until the safety key,
which passes through it, is withdrawn,
and which, it is obvious, may be done
by small line similar to a lOg-line when
the torpedo has diverged in the water
any distance away from the operating
ship, 1t would be, of course, essential
in the practical use of these tOrpedOes
that they should be sinkable to any re-
quired depth, so as to strike the enemy
well below the the water line. This is
most readily accomplished by Stacking
the tow line, and can be performed by
mechanical means similar to the hawser
reel, with a suitable brake.
'That the action Of this torpedo is
purely mechanical is a most important
element; as electrical appliances must
always necessarily be Of delicate and
somewhat uncertain efficacy at the in
slant requirement. In this case the sim
pie condition of Juggling contact of the
torpedo with the hostile ships side or
bottom forces down the lever and causes
the explosion to take place under the
most advantageous condition of close
contact, while the charge itself being
fired from the centre, gives the highest
force to the explosion"
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COoI-Even for Dog Days,

I The Times, when it says the Federal
( debt is a Democratic debt shows, in
part, the measure of its new partisian-
ship. 1t was not a Democratic policy to
| issue Treasury notes at 40 cents on the
dollar, and to pay Is per cent. interest
upon these issues. 1t was not the DEM
Ocratic policy to pay two prices for every
thing used in the Army, and thereby
double the amount of the Federal debt.
1t was nOtthe Democratic policy to bOr-
row $4,000, 900 of the State Banks, as
did the Republican Secretary Of the
Treasury $500, 100000 Of it in gold, and
then keep back Treasury paper until the
Government credit was for the time al
most irreparably injured.
The Radical blunders, omissions, and
commissions at the commencement of
the war increased the Federal debt one
third, by infiicting immense injury upon
the public credit. Waste, eXtravagance
and corruption increased it nearly as
much more. Every intelligent and can
did financier and a capitalist will be
frank enough to own the truth of this
statement.
If Mr.. Pendleton, of Ohio, don't see
the justice of paying - per cent. interest
to that class Of bOndhOlders who bought
the Government bonds at 40 cents, gold
(and a single house bought 100000 al
this rate, he is no more of repUdiatOr
than any other person who refuses to
pay without value received. He has
moreover, the authority of Thad. Steph-
ems, Senators Sherman, Morton, Hem
dersOn, and a score of other Radical
lights, for declaring that the face of the
bonds was promise tOpay in paper, not
in gold. Nearly the whole Republican
party in the West, on this score, are a.
much repUdiatOrs as Mr.. PendletOn.
But to theTimes-If the present debt is
a Democratic debt, then the warm which
it was expended, was a Democratic war,
which spOils a very nice theory of the
Radical party. We might add that
Robbery and Reputation" are hard
words to use towards parties or individ-
uals for journal which disclaims per-
sOnalitieS.-ErprCSS.