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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
Iennherry lslanA Items.

SABBATH SCHOOL CoNcERr.-TheS Sab
bath School held their grand concert
Sabbath evening the l4th inst. All passed
OF with the regularity of clock-work,
under the efficient management Of the
acting Superintendent, samuel Bunker.
ESQ. A poem written for the occasion was
read by Miss Fannie A. Preble in her
usual effective manner. The grand feature
OF the evening was the presentation Of
.ShAylors Family Record" nicely framed
to the pastor; Rev. J. A. L. Rich. The
committee on presentation were Fannie 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

AIGUsTA Feb. I3.
The Railroad Committee will report
bill authorizing the City of Bangor To aid
the Northern Aro0>took Railroad; also
bin authorizing Portland Ia ard the Port
land & Rochester Railroad Ave hundred
and lfty thousand dollars.
The Judiciary Committee will report a
BIN repeating the law allowing Sheriff. five
days within which to file attachments of
rad estate with Registers of Deeds This
viii make attachments binding only from
the time they are flied with Registers of
Decd, instead OF when the Writs OF at
tachnent> are placed in the hands of the
Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

Not among the least Of the invaluable prop
critics Of Miss SAwYER's sALvE are lis bent-
cial effects on the hair. Rubbed on the scalp
in nVe or six different parts il promotes the
growth Of the hair. prevents its turning gray,
and. on bald spots. it produces a new growth
OF hair. No lady should be without this inval
liable article an Indispensable cosmetic tor
the toilet. 1t eradicates dandruh and disease
from the head and blotches and pimples from
the face. II 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

KIDNEY toMPt ,fNrS.-ln Diseases Or the
kidney the NF0EIiNE gives ima.e hate rcil.f.
! hs' ne. rr tAird - cure when It d, taken rrg-
uiarS. II Hrt- directly upon the seyTrtia ~
cleansing and strengthening. rrmpV ing all Oh
-ifnrii"n> and impusiflr-. great many can
testify 10 ease. al ng standing having been
perfectly cured by the NkGEIINF. even aifrr
trying Macy OF the known rytncdi-. Ahl,A are
--.d - IT, expressly ior hi, disease.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst Wednesday in January Feb
raary, August, September and December. "a
Wednesday in April. Sd Wednesday in June and
g Wednesday in October.
BLvEuiLL.-lst Wednesday in July and Novem
Der.
BucKsroRr--sd Wednesday January, May
aud September.
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VIEW ADVER TTSEMENTS.

Grand Masquerade.
Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing Machine.
New Washing Machine.
Notice.. Is. Peck. Mayor.
Eastern Normal school. Castine, Me.
Commissioaers' Notice.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
NotIce-IseO. A Ciough
taution-Almond l.. GRAY.
WaRtei-k h Thompson.
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men vnd wo
men. We give employment that pays from "a 10
g per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city, town and village send
for sample and go to work at once Address
J. Latham 90. 2g9 Washington st. Boston,
Mass ISL
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Business Notices.

Renae'. PAin-k Magic OH j. the surc>i
cure Or l.heumlti-in M use. IL flci Is /. good
I" ~ I" any AiLt II pam az lam. ur,- auI II ],
e."au and delicious Ia use. Is works Ike A
charm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

Have You . Cough. Cold. P,in IN The Chest d,
ot Bronchitis: la fact. have you the prcnpu-
rory y mptnms nf the 'tn.aiiAt,' arrh.r /" tou-
sninptiong 80. know that relief !. within
Your reach 10 the shipe oi DE. wi-TAI.'- BAL
s.M ~ WILD tHpEEY. VIII rh. Ia nllu, .t-r.
whrr" hope had n~d. H., >natched The victim
from the lAwuIns grave.
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oA.,ill"-IIulah. widow Of Cap. Tnoma,
kenrh. aged - year, 9 months.
Bluehill-lan. 18th, of paralysis, Mr. Abby
{. wife Of William 4. Evans, Esq. recently u
Fort Fairfield, aged 81 year,.
Elsworth-Jan. 3lst, Susan 4. WIFI OF An
drew Mclioward, aged - year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

sraGNATioN in the blood tends to produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases flesh /. heir to-
This. however, Is obyiated, WITHOUT DEBILI.
rArING the system, by administering LATHAM's
CATHARTIC EXTRACT tt5l
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Ellsworth Price Current.
Corrected Weekly.
MARINE LIST.
Memoranda.

Sch Walton, from Rucksport for Phi ladel-
phia, arrived at Delaware Breakwater Sth with
loss of boat and part Of deckload.
Brig J Merrimzn, from Boston Tor st John
NIB which put into Machias in distress, ha.
been repaired and arrived at destination sth.
Barque John Zttlosen, Pickett, at New York
from Malaga. came the middle passage and had
succession Of strong westerly gales for 81
days, during which stove forward house and
received other damage.
Some anxiety Is felt for the safety ofthe new
ship Franconia, which sailed from Newbury-
port II days ago for New York, and has moi
been heard from since. She was in light trim
and probably has been crippled by he avy
weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

We notice IN one Of our exchange. this we 4
thc . atrmrnt 81 Dca. John Hopkins. a. South
Jefrr-on. Me, hose sOu va, cured 81 iutiu-
tcht consumption By the Use Of Johu,on'- Auo-
d!he ILniinrnt. We refer 70 tins at lh, time
10 curIo6orale The statement We mad. Inst
lat week Ia relation to this Liniment ~ APP
Piled 70 consumption,
III tongre,. had employed rs much scientific
'Ali 70 nc arrangement II ~ Recon, true :
Ton POLICY ut The clo,r a. the vs. ar Drpar :
ucnt dti IN HE eginnlng % the war. Ia ar
ranging ior tue maouiIciu-e Of hat va. called
>heiidan- cavalry ,onttIfiun Powders f1r The
u'e Oi the Cavalry hor-r-. no doubt tn Uuion
"s'ald have b-en restored long as1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

One day la, week Mr. John ". Hall
found Wild Cat frozen into the ice In the
bottom Of a hogshead. Whether he came
10 hi' death by accident OF suicide. /, IN
known.
-Nlcighing j. fine. and quite a business
10 doing IN the wood aud lumber line
We have no sanctuary privilege"
here a. We have no ministers OF preach
ing thi, winter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

Bo>ToN. Feo. li-9 \. NJ Wind cast
Raining.
BANGuE. Feb. l4-IO 4. VI. Wind east.
- wing
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Dtsaseen.

Sch Alice G Grace, HOlbrook, at New York
from Dix Island. Ne. reports while at anchor
in tarpaulin Cove. during heavy gale. lost
an anchor and Is fathoms chain.
Schs Relic Bartlett, from ProvincetOwn for
New York. which foundered near Rice Point,
came Oh. this q m, without damage.
Sch Warren Blake, from Dix Island, Me, for
New York. was abandoned At sea 10th ult. in q
sinking condition. The captain and crew were
saved and taken 10 n Y. The W B was 1856
tons. built At st George in 1854, and owned in
New York
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15
Medical Notice,

THE subscriber gives notice that his res dencc
L and also Office Is at the City Hotel where he
may be found, when not absent proies sionaIly
He offers his services as Physician and Surgeon
to the citizens Of the city and county and homes
by strict attention to bus ness TO receive a fai
share OF patronage.
GEO. n. HARDEN, NJ. d.
Ellsworth Fep. 9th, ls72. IFS
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Proposals.
East Maine Conf. Seminary

THE Spring Term of eleven weeks will beyir
Monday Feb 10 under a Corps OF able teach
Tuition. 800 & $500. Board 1925 4 $3.50.
Circulars or catalogues sent application to the
Principal.
MELVIN +. AREY.
Bucksport, Maine. 3w6
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Caution.

MR. Randall has cautioned people against harbor
III ing me on his account, and says have Ief1
his bed and board. As TO the bed that was my
personal property when married, and as for boare
1Paintained myself all and MIR. Randall part O.
,''e" ~ oR1NDA N. RANDALL
Castine Jan. 30, 1872. 3w6
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TO THE 4FFyTCTED.

TO THE AFFLICTED.
II your Druggist Is out Of the Salvc and neglect.
- Scep supplied, send scventv-ve cents as directed
below, and receive = box by return mail
Put mp IN Large Bovcs NJ so cents zach
tnFt'y urrc times - large a. the box represented
a1'Fel Prepared by MISS c SAWYER. aul
Ilt ~ by l.. NJ ROBBINS, Wholesale
ana Retail Druggist, Rockland. Me-
rial Box sent free by mail receipt Of .evrnty
IN cents. by l.. VI Robbins. Eockland Ne
THIS VALUABLE SAVE Is SOLD ny
ALL DEALERS ~ MEDICINES.
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Proposals,
Vessel for Sale.

'THE subscr bers offer for Gale the schooner SEA
L Bird, 32 tons o. NJ, newly repaired last
spring, new sails and $50 fetnoms of new cable
wen found and in good running order. win se
sold cheap If applied for soon.
70: fu:taer particulars inquire of HOLDEN 4
RICHA RDSON.
Cranberry Isies. Jan. % 1877, lv,.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Augusta.

SPECIAL pi.patoae. to the Ellsworth American. J
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VOLUME Is.
MISS sAvs'YER'S sALyE.

ere saive combining soothing and
HERE you'll critics with no dangerous ingred-
IL healing prop hand for ,aS many pain' h and
aches, wounds and br. m many other remedies,
Is more easily applied L. t. but always relieving
never producing bad efle,
pain. however severe. who has used
Il is prepared by Miss .Sa,cyey, the alex, for
" her own extensive treatment 0.
ntrTiy twenty years, with great succck we ieo
aIe principal diseases for which this 81 60
ommended are. Chiblaia. Rheumafis,n, ~ns,
ifs -, ~ G!csrs SAB Rhe,". Sprain.. b.
Les, B. TX btqtp. a' Bo ay' Rina.. eoSns
Xxx of' S 5e' e. In.ef; Canefr' Toothaeh., Ear
hea; Sud dsaa, fssssiag, tna Capped 1 Hgnd,'
Soaia' :, G = Praises. Group, craettd zps. and
1t never fails to eurc rheumatism II properlv
applied Rub 1t on well with the hand three iimcs
For Pits it has been discovered 10 Sc sure rem
edy Persons that have beeu afflicted for wear.
have been relieved BY few applications. For Kry.
si<Eds works wonders, aaying III, infianim alton
ard quoting the patient. For CAGPpcd Hands it
produces cure immediately. Let those with Sal!
they VIII lind IL Invaluable, 1t ia good in cases Of
ArrolFa md Tuners. Cancers have been cured
Win =, Ih1 best saiyc ever Invented for Scoiie,
bTrdH a1t Sor- Nppycs. No way Injurious but
sure 70 afford relief Sor- or HsgE Fgs.wR ubW
~ 'iis ms gently ene' "F twice day. Cures deaf
Eor f~'7ns this is superior 10 ANYTHING LnoNn
For P'nPie' ihi, arts Ike y charm For Hnra,
ard Sc1ids apply tho sa},c ri once and IL ,,,,rs
immediate relief For Oh Sores, appl, once a
NJ among the last * iho 10 ,ltl1 L. Mos, .r,,.,
81 MIS- SAW EUs SALvE iis beneficial elects
the hair kg5oe,! the scalp. Ia five or az
Hrrens parts " promotes the growth u III, hair,
prevents 1t lHrHug gray, and on bald spots 1; prp.
dIces new growth q hair No lady shonu 10
ihaHi ilts i-v4utho art4co as m indispcr.nbls
Cosmetic hr the taIet. l. cratcatc- dapiruT AHA
fsJa the face.
W., tho undersIrncl have been ,ror,,,,,, r,,,,
Mss sawyer n many yeats and believe her 10 bs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

NIL THE COMPANIES represented a,
n his 1yeRcy 10 the time of ne CHICl-
10 FIRE, continue 10 ID business. and the
percentage II their losses to their assets j.,
LESS than hat Of any ieading Compdaics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-02-15

At Court OF Probate holden at Rucksport with.
Ia and for the County OF HsucocN on the Sd
Wednesday OF January, A. D., lslT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

Mrs. Il. Washington, who needs no intro.
duetion by anybody 60 the people of this
cftys has put her fine establishment in order
for the fall BUSINESS In addition TO her
dress-making department, she has aad made
up all styles of patterns for almost every
imaginable article of ladies' wears Monday
(to-morrowt will be opening day at this
emporium, when there will be the usual re-
ception, attended by foeks Of we'll dressed
ladies' Neatnesse elegance and good taste
peryade the whole establishment Whether
a LADY wants a magnificent dress made up
an Sife best style Of the ayto with all the
trappingsAnd trimmings, og simple sleeve
pattern, or any other patterho Mrs. Wash
ington's place is size eight one 80 apply at
fog the purpose
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
The Portable Rnigroads

just now special object of curiosity q
our people is the portable railroad EN-
| ployed in removing dirt to fill up the i'm
mense ditch on Canal street, extending
from Claiborne street to the New canal.
The portable railroad was invented, pa
tented, and first used by Johann N. Peteler
of Sheppard, Bavaria, in 1869; and in Ger
in general use, and to be counted by thou
sands. Patents for the United States were
secured September 4, 1856, February 2,
1868, March l6, 1869, and May 10, 1871.
Early in 1867 work was begun with it in
this country, and it is now in use in more
than one-half of the States, and in New
Brunswick, Cuba, and South America.
The Pennsylvania Central road by means
of it filed up a large gully or valley oyer
which their road passed in entering Cincin-
natl.
The main track is made up of twenty-foot
sections. Each section consists of two
parallel wooden rails, bound together at
proper distances by crossties, with strong
screw tie bolt passings through each, and,
also, with strong iron bolts to fit in the
sockets secured ON the ends of the rails, and
all securely held by hooks and eyes to bind
the sections together. To the upper surface
of these wooden rails is riveted rail of
wrought iron, oval on its upper surface, on
which the car wheels run. Short pieces,
single and double curves cross roads, tBrn
tables, etc, are provided, all furnished with
hooks and eyes, like the twenty-foot secs
tions. A turn table, SO light that two men
can put it in position IN three minutes, with
bridges tog crossing canals, brooks, or Gull
lies, and track raft, for supporting the
track on very 4narshy ground, complete the
equipment of the road. The cars are made
low and portable, SO as to be in keeping
with the railroad, and they vary in size and
form tV suit the work to be done. dumping
at the end as in an ordinary dump cart, or
from either or both Sides as desired.
The rails are laid on the surface of che
ground, without 'sleeperso and with such
rapidly that thousand feet can be put
down by two men, on level ground, in one
hour, and taken up in very short time.
For short distances the cars can be moved
by hand. On long track one horse
usually pulls five cars On down grades 3
horse will only be necessary % bring the
empty cars back.
The track, with alb its appliances can be
easily transported on common wagons or
railroad cars.
By means Of this over a miGe Of the Canal
street ditch has already been flied, and the
whole Of the work will be complete in
short timeo The energy and ability mani.
tested by the company in carrying out their
contract, is especially worthy of commend
alton. 1t will convert Canal street into
what it should long since have been, the
most beautiful avenue on the eontinento
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MAYoRA1TY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
City Hall, September IS, 1872. )


MAYoRAITY OF NRw ORLEANS
Inc. administration Series.l
An ordinance providing fer the payment of the
several accounts therein named
Be It ordained, That the following appro prations
ministrator of Public Accounts warrant on the Ad-
mln1strator of Finance in payment of the same:
herman Gazette, subscription to daily from Au
gust . 1877 to August Z, 1873 Department ofPubhe
ACcountsl, S l6
w A Weed stationery fer Department of Public
New Orleans Republican Printing Company, ad-
VeEtlslng for City Library, So.
New Orleans Printing and Publishing Company,
So 25 "'A's '->7'
3: G. MorPhy.. recorder of births and deaths, re-
cordng deaths III the month of August 1872 $50 so,
Z. F. Boyer jury warrants 1924
Joseph Schooner, jury warrant $50.
w, Seaman jury warrant, $54.
A. SlndOs, jury warrant $50.
Z. ,. samuel, jury warrant, $500
H. hoffman, jury warrant $50.
Z. ). Samuel, coroner Jury warrants, $l48
Chaf!es Steeneken special Investigations and
reopenihg accounts, $500.
German Gazette, advertising for the DepartHsnt
of Finance S22 so.
New Orleans Publishing and Printing Company,
advertising for Department of Finance $2l rs.
A HlinTnei, dog checks for Department of Fl
nance, $50.
J s Walton cash advanced for law charges, as
H.'Hnck, bill for drainage office $27.
Price Current, subscrip tion from August 81 1872,
to August 3D. 1873 Department of Public Aceountsl,
$40
J., A. Mascot, criminal sheriff. for making copy
Of the list of the qualified voters of the parish of
Orleans, including stationery, etc approved by
the judge of the First District Court, $500.
II. a. Spencer, writing expert, for investigations
oioforgeries of city certificates, two cases. 5000
J; w. Guriey, United States commissioner costs
and law charges, Gaines cases, $3.50.
+ Il. Thomson, printing brief Gaines case, $3.50
Adopted by the Council of the city of New orc
leans. September II, 1872.
feas-Cockrem Shaw, Delassize, Remiek, Wal
ton, Bonzano.
BENZ. F. FLANDERS, Mayor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
BasP sRnU.

There will be an exciting game Of base
bali to day between those two crack junior
clubs, champion r. E. Lee, Jr., and the
original Lone Stars, The Lees will
present in their new nine Williams, the
crack pitcher Of Chicago, he being fine
player and batter, and viii show the New
Orleans boys how to handle the ball The
Stars will have out their strongest team.
The following are the respective mines:
R. E. Lee, Williams, pitcher; Kane,
catcher; Pond, first base; Charles, second
base; Bell, third base; Whiteley, short stop;
Picque, right field; Kuhn, centre field; Ten
nison, left field.
Lone Star, Jr.-Brennan, pitcher; O'Don,
nell, catcher; Tronth, first base; Ernhart
second base; yerzels, third base; Calvin,
short stop; Moran, left field; Miller, centre
field; Barker, right field.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
SPECIAL, NOTICES.


o'Noc Eery SVeIl.'H-A feeling of vague Bodily
discomfort, which does not amount to- positive ill.,
ness ant zee is Incompatible With health. is often
aptlg described by the phrase 'Not very well.''
This feeling usually arises from deficiency Of the
nervous power which is required to Keep the vital
machinery an vigorous and heaithfnH operation.
Nervous weakness Has Goo frequently eurned out
60 be the prelude of somo serious mafady to admit
OF any doubt t2 the NATTER Inactivity OF the
bodily functions as surely begets thejy deEangso
inenS IS cause prepedes Stfecto
tits therefore absolutely essential for the pre-
se!vatoB of heaIth. perhaps of life itself that this
warning should be promptly heededo The case
does lot admit of delaya Revitalize the system at
once and etfectually with Hostetters Bitters-that
peerless invigorant which, by infusng new health
and strength into che SYSTEM protects it against
disease more surely 3Han aveT knigtS oG old vas
protected BY s,r1nos OF proof against Ills foee
SELF 81 W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
Tie Dustin LTezasl journal sars.

A report is common on the streets today
that the CeutraI railroad has undeybid
Charles Morgan 5or the transportation of
government freigbGs destined for San An.
sQnio and the frontier posts It this report
errment supplies Will hereafter he trans.
ported to this city by rail, and then be com
Keyed on by wagons to their final destinas
ZION, thereby Birmingham immense revenue
70 shis eity and surrounding country which
has Gor the past two or three years been en-
jryed by Morgan and the people about Ins
dianola and Victoria. The transportation
Of government freights through this city
farmers who have corn 60 sell. but it will
add Importance to cur citya and strengthen
or chances for the permanent sctention OF
the State capital
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22

Our dispatches last evening from South.
west Pass failed tO give us any tidings of
the three vessels bound to this port with
cargoes OF ice for the Crescent City Ice
Company Within the last few hours, howe
eyer, brisk southeast wind has freshened
up in che gulf, and we predict that when
we again go to press we will have the
pleasure Of announcing one or more Of the
expected gesseIs in the ssgeamo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
Marine ReguIatfouso

The Secretary OF the Treasury has writ.
ten a letter to the special agent at Norfolk.
Virginia. concerning the practice at the
port OF Edenton, North Carolina. when in.
convenient fer the managing owner to at.
tend at the Gustemh0usoo 20 issue marine
papers 10 q vessel belonging in the district.
after first occurring the usual bond and
oath Of the master, with an additional oath
By the master given in article seyenty-nine,
part first, revised regulations also, as to the
practice at Norfolk of allowing any person
in place OF the owner, aS for instance, the
MASTER to take out vessels papers, the
managing owner having given him powey Of
attorney to sign his Nance etc.
The Secretary states that article seVentvo
nine was intended to apply only 80 vessels
in other than She home district, and when
documents were to be exchanged Tor them
Of another character The practice at
Eienton is unauthorized and wholly wrong.
IN the case Of the issue to a vessel at he.
home port Of a registers an enrolment and
iice1seO or a license alone to vessel under
twenty tons bUrdene it is necessary, with
one exceptions shat the owner should be
present to sign the bond and take the oath
before the collectors
Concerning the practice aG Norfolk. the
Secretary pr0n0unces the same wrong. ex.
@ept where a license is granted a vessel
already enrolled, and no oath is required
from the managing OwnerO The depaTtO
ment does not object to the execution OF the
bond before the collector, or otheY proper
officer OF the customs, by any agent acting
under power Of attorney, to be filed with
the bond, provided great Inconvenience will
thereby be spared the principal, and that
the bond is sufficiently broad in its terms.
The OATH however, should be taken and
the bond executed before the collector ia
all cases, except those IN which it would be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-22
The Omitted States and Europeans Free
polling Car COmpanyo

This company is actively preparing and
will shortly exhibit their apparatus for pro.
pelling street cars. by running car on
Canal street, This new invention is said
by those who have examined into its work
ings to be one of the simplest and most eff
fective apparatus which could be devised
for propelling street cars. 1t is simple,
safe, noiseless, economical and light in
weight, and can be managed easily by any
person over fifteen years of age. And the
power used may be steam, gas, hot air, COM
pressed air, or any other motor which may
be preferred. Should this apparatus fully
meet the claims put forth in its behalf, it
will rank among the greatest inventions Of
the age. Only short time will elapse be-
fore this little wonder will be publicly ex-
hibited, and then the community will be
able to judge for themselves of its merits.
It is intended to make trial trip on Canal
street next Wednesday.