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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
MEDICAL.
mi A II e q . - !
How Destroyed, How Restored.
ssr. u. -. PENDERY,
Physician and Surgeon,
No. "a l-2 E. Washington St.
MEDICAL,

CONNECTION WITH THE GENERAL PRACTICE
Of Medicine, / treat by new and reliable medium,
aud with the happiet results all forms OF diseases OF the
Nervous, Seminal and Urinary and Sexual systems.
Young men with hollow cheeks and pad countenance,
telling In fearful language the silent working OF some
formidable disease undermining your constitution, mem
DRY and reason hurrying you premature DEATH
feet while reason holds sway and avail yourself OF a
treatment that dSsipates the slightest disease and
cures the haassng weakness and other causes OF se
Gus difficulty and perpetual annoyance.
spermatorrhra, Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emis
sions Sexual Debility lmpo;ency Effects OF Self Abuse,
and their resultsInabiiy Consummae the Marriage
Contract, Mental and Physical Prostitution, Epilepsy,
Insanity and Consumption.
s'The foe,
Like q staunoh murderer, steacy 10 his purpose,
Presses him close through every lane Of life,
Nor misses the track, but presses on,
TIL forced at last 10 the tremendous verge,
And al once he sinks"
Lkew Sc, will guarantee radical cure Of Syphilis,
GOnorrhGa and elect, In all their stages entirely re-
moving from the blood the last spark II these terrible
diseases that gradually burn up the fountain OF life.
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The First National Petroleum Co.

Ranks among the first class Companies. and i
Justly said TO be the most successful of any yet
organized. lis reputation has now become 30
thoroughly established, that no mere need be
said on that point There are greater induce
ments and better opportunities 10 make money
on these Stocks than any other in existence.
while at the same time they are GOOD PROPERTY
for any and all persons TO hold.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

lisa SURE, CERTAINAND SPEEDY CURE FOR ALL
diseases of the Bladder Kidneys and Urinary Organs
either In the Male Female, frequently performing
Perfect in the short space Of three four days and
always in less time than any other preparation In the
use ofTARRAET'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBRBs
AND COPAIBA, there is need ofconhnement change
Of diet In its approved form Of paste IL is entirely
tsstees and unpleasant sensation 10 the pa
tent and exposure. IL is acknowledged by the
learned in the profession that in the above Of
diseases, Cubebs and Copaiba the only two remedies
known that be relied upon with any certainty Of
TARRANT's COMPOUND EXTRACT OF CUBEBS AND
COPAIBA NEVER FAILS.
Manufactured only by
ia * * ANT g. CO.,
27S Greenwich Street, New York
II Tssold by Druggists all the World
spr29-d1y
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No Liability TO Stockholders.

The lands Of this Company. embracing over
IL 500 acres in fEE SIMPLE and leAsehold. are
situated in The
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
[ From the New York Tribune !

"THE FIRsT NATIoSAL is the name Of the Pc
uoleum Company whose prospectus and map
are before ". The names which we see among
the Directors are ample Recommendations for
this Company, aud a sufficient guarantee of it
future management"
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HENRY 81. COSriIs.

ES1- PRINCIPAL DEror. 4s2 BsoADwAr. Nav YoaK.
sts- sod by al Druggists aud Dealers in indsnapo-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

WILLIAM DALE, Of New YORK. President,
JOSEPH RISTISE, Covington. Vice President,
W. ID. KERR. Secretary.
IAMFs W KING Trea.nrer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21

sold By all Dru x - ard retailers eve ~ where
lLF BEwAEB ! OF ali WORTHLESS. limitations.
Al f'Ses that "0o,tars" name D. on each Box. Bott
L. -.f. .r-r- IN
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
PETROLEUM.
WABASH PETROLEUM p!
AND
COAL MINING CO.,
AT
GOWN TOTO n IN d
Capital stock. s3,25O,OOO,
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.


INCORPORATED UNDER tax LAWS OF THE STATR
or INDIANA.
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"Costars" Electric Powder for insects

Is FOR Moths, Mosquitoes.
Hem. bell BH.s, Insects ga
lfVufs, foiris, A1iwris, d.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-21
"Costar's" Rat, Roach &c. Exters
"Costars" Bed-Bug Exterminator

l. a licuc tr wssh. used 10
destroy, and also a. a pre-
veutive for Bed Bugs, DC.
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PETROLEUM

Organized under the laws Of Pennsyfyania. No
vember. ls64
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

"Post" with the 9th q. Sc Ihiantry on duty. Last
Spring che lands postioned oatte individuals and
companies and efforts pat forth TO stmulate the col
ored ncople 10 commence work on their own account
thus hitting them for the future that 10 opening before
them. .,,-.-l-..
water in Il Spring limited means. sickness &c.-the
result thus far has been very satisfactory There are In
cultivation between 800 and T. 900 acres. planted with
cotton corn potatoes rad vegetables The crops were
looking 6nsIy Cotton beg inning b open on few
n The aryest plantations though picking will not
mence TO any extent before the first or Septc9oer Ii
is estimated that tho Bend will produce TINS season
rom O0J TO 3 600 bales OF cotton SHOULD noJnng nap
pen inure the crop and from l2Vo 70 sooV bushels
Of corn. beside potatoes, &C. &c. ,..a
For thu AGED and infirm " Home Farm Is carried
on under the supervision Of Capt. g. b. Norton. Ihs
farm situated the JEFF Davis place has apout ooo
acres In cotton and 100 in 1t Will proDaDy 70
sefsustaning, and may yield handsome sum 10 'he
Department
The heavy rains in June threatened TO prove quite
labor to clear them from the Weeds and nOxious vines
Abo 1000 rations issued to the aged ana desti'
tue 10 labor on the farm
The success Of the plan of colonization, as adopea
and practically carried ont tho Bend realizes AL tnat
could be expected. The freedmen have had home
tho Army relieved OF their presence they have been
encouraged to 90 and act for themselves and learn the
rudiments az least Of selfresponsble life; aud the
Whole pan ar possible. made selfsustaining. 1t
has been task OF no small magnitude, with but little
apparent honor and requiring an endless amount Of
patient labor.
10 Col. Samuel Thomas, Assistant Commissioner OF
Freedmen the freedmen, and indirectly the white
3Dple also under obligations Tor his faithful
services in their behalf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

TO the Editor o. The n. T. TroHse.
SIR: The statement Of your correspondent,
your issue oithe 10th. whle 1t is strictly true very
nnch miseads. Your readers must suppose that Col.
Sehrmer was convicted OF the oIensos mentioned in
your correspopdeAts letter. when. In fact he was
acquitted Of each them The case was most extra
ordinary and correct idea OF can be conveyed
in paragraph. however condensed. llJ
Col s. was tried on six different charges esl nearly
leo specifications Among them, in. addition to those
mentioned in The TRIsUSE. were some ~ or % for
geries several frauds aud the sale OF commissions to
bis ofcers The trial consumed three moths. and re-
suited in lie acquittal of 70 q Of tho alleged for
gcrics apdb bis conviction Of five or six OF them lie
was convicted Of some Of tho minor frauds IN modi
fed FORM and acquitted Of the enbe1zleuons, tine sale
OF commissions the obstruction of arms, drunkenness
and false mustcrs.
The multiplicity and gravity Of the charges. the
death OF important Witnesses and the loss Of important
papers with the long imprsSnm of Col Schiimer
roul August &c u the day Of trial March 21) put 1t
beyond the power Of any man. however innocent to
repsoducc all the elements of the numerous deienses
tina. once existed.
Gems Hunt, De Russey. Sigel. and others bore tho
anplest testimony to his integrity as man and
high value "a Al officer. The officers OF his regiment
the alleged victims OF lis frauds. TO a man. sustained
him.
He was resident OF Memphis at the commencement
Of the Rebellion and escaped North on account OF his
Union sentiments. In April 1861. he volunteered as
private He commanded company of infantry at the
first battle OF Bull Run and brought off the deserted
guns Of one Of our bateries Chief OF Artillery
under Fremont. sigel. Sumner. &c. In tie Autumn
and Winter Of ls63-i he recruited and disciplined the
18th Heavy Artillery. and took the field with Grant at
tho head of 1900 men. and with this regiment he
fought to Petersburg Two incidents mark the career
Of this officer On his trial he was charged with
drunkenness on tho field OF battle This proved to be
the occasion when some regiments q heavy artillery,
Col. Schirmer among them. defeated The EeDe zen.
Fwel who had got into the rear Of the Union Army.
and for which Col S. was specially commented Ana
So too the public arms he was accused OF having VIII
fully DESTROYED were the musksts Of Rebels slain In
hattie and buried. because Col. SIS men could not
carry them of. Whether gnilty or merely unfortu'
nate Justice requires that something OF bis services
NAV be remembered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
Arrived.


Steamship Ericsson Lowber San Juan del Ncre Me N
in,s with pass to cen,-pl American Transit Co. -
Steamship Moute1uad (BFl Hamshaw, Kingston, ia. N
inst, pise. Rowland Aspilwall
Steamship Mississippi Kennedy, New OTless 9th insA.
mdse. and pass TO J. A Raynor Il .rc
Ship Am.ricsa Union, Resell. Myspoei Jnne y, wis
&C. and 81 trss to 8rnnel Nirurn AC7 Hni dsak1
during Tie pssAe Has had light westerly wiuds the eszs
passage. tiet-f
BsTk May Flower tof New Haven't Lorejoy, Barbados 10
fsys sussr and moasse. H. Troyhr dyes Son.
Bark Eu ood, Engwood Cow Bay Is days, With COL
70 Brett Son ca. ti int OF South Shoals schs,
WIN. Borden. pleasure Tip, day bark Eesso
simpson, and brig Corinia both Rom Cow Bay fof rs'
Brig Mary A. Rowland Rowland. Mobile % days, ,~tsA
cotton, dc. 10 Floyd Neyius Price. ~ 20 ~ =.
Bris George tof fetoab Graham, Cow Ray ii days. ean
70 msster 81. III
sehr. Hound (of Bermuda Williams Gonaiyes rs nv
Nth ogwood J. g. Hill Aug lsG 2. 20 lon. rs pssse
American bark steering 9. W., showing blue swslcW
tail fsg with white cross. Len no vessels. = f 10.
schr Sisters tof George Me sheercr Coy Beg
] days with coal 10 master. "a.
sc6r Lsura Pride BeDson St. KITS II days shells NJ
baIlsst Jones & Loush. -
sehr WIN. B. Smith, Lavender, Bridgeport G. B., 10 assS
cos, i. Il. BRADSHAW.
Sem. p K. Arey Ryan, Bangor, lumber to Holyoks =
Murray
schr Lucy Appleby, -. EIzsb.thport for Portland.
Schr. Anger Bessy WsreLarn. .-4 ~
Scsr. Tryphrnis Nichersoa Eltabethport fea Boson-
schr. Zo1vo Heath. Elizab-tbPort for Porsmouthz
u. s. sebr. Racer, Smith Port Royal 10 days. ss
scly. Only Son, johnson. Gardiner r5.l s.oialla
Srhr. Antelope Morton RocSfahd. 80. ri 80 .
Schr Gals,a, Lowell, Boston for Albany ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
Another Fatal Rnilread Aeeident-Twe
Men Killed,

We are indebted 10 Th> Jam,,tora az. W
Journal OF August IA for the following account Of the
fatal casualty the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
rad nj Destersle. Pa. on Wednesday evening lasts
The mail train conductor Mace. which left this sta.
ton the Atlantic and Great Western Railway bound
east "Wednesday evening. exploded her engine at the
De1iervic bridge. throwing the engine and tender
rom the track and morially iunrDg the engineer,
Jack Cook-ou Of Mcadvile. aid his brother Hurry
Cookson. the fireman. The train boy. Geo. Handy @
phillips,ile Arghauy Co. n. y. was also on The en-.
glue and was injured badly but hopes are enter
tanned Of his recovery. The detailed facts. rs We learn
them. are ~ thlows . 81,
one entire sheet Of the boiler Just nbote the dryewhee,
Oh the left side Of he engine blew Oh turning The engine
almost upside down, and throwing the engineer and
from an scvcn,y five feet IN the arr ana three hnhgfeN
feet from the TAIN they both striking In field not
~, or ten twelve feet apart The tender was thrown
across tho track and the two cypress chrs which were
loaded with butter were piled n promiscnon. heap
pushed ON top 81 all this wreck. and the passenger
coaches crowded close up together one cnd OF the
baggage car going through che hrst coach. lhe tram
escaped with "a few slight bruises and scratches
Search wa, Immediately commenced among tue
ruins for the engineer nnd nremnn' ana wa
come little time before II was known tlM
they were ia The field When our inioruant got 10 mem
they were both alive bat almost entirely TAXED thoF
clothes having been blown OF rom them. Iney wets
taken 10 the house OF Mr. EdgeIioa IA DeAtrVie ana
medical aid called but IL OF no Lse. Everything
was done for them that humanity could suggest but
they were 30 horribly mangled a9d ,cnied wa, tney
could not live. The engineer died about . o'clock IN
The evening and the fireman about H. Both were
sober Trustworthy men. The engineer leaves wlie
and three children. His brother was not married. -,
The train hoy was found under the baggage ear VITA
nearly half bis scalp torn loose from his skull but NO
ioaes broker. lie was also taken TO Mr. Edgcrtohs,
and at our latest adyces seemed TO be suffering very
little.
There is diversity of opinion to the cause Of the
oeident but the general impression seems 10 be that
the boiler defective.
About Ia o'clock In the evening wrccking train
arrived from Cory aud preparations were immediately
commenced TO clear the track The passenger coaches
were brought back 10 this station the baggage car
was thrown down the ernbankment and the express
gang. numbering about thirty men worked at the
wreck all night and by o'clock Thursday morning
everything out Of the except the engine This
was "A munster Job. a. II lay almost upside down aud
half buried in the bank but engines tackle and strong
arms made quick work Of II. and by II o'clock the
track was clear and trains commenced running
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
The Oneida immunity.

To hs Editor Of tn, ~ T. TribrHt.
SIR: Two or three errors in your correspond
ents description OF the Oneida Community. published
In your issue Of Monday last the Community desire to
see corrected In referring to the Hon. Gerrit Smith
and the late Hon. 7. jenkins firm friends OF the
Community, the writer of the communication CONVEYS
an Implication which, in the absence OF any statement
to tina, effect their part is unwarranted The Com
munliy In common with other citizens OF their Vicinity
have found these gentlemen DO Kind, hbershearsed
neihbors and grateful to the late Mr. Jenkins for
occasional friendly Offices but as Society holding
sonow la, radical views. they have right or wish to
presume on the special countenanoe OF either OF the dis
tinsushed gentlemen fnrther than Is thus stated.
The superstition Of your correspondent that Mrs
Dloomr adopted the dress that bears her name after
seeiag similar costume worn at the Community Is In
part at least uniounded as the Community are moi
aware that she ever visited their place.
A MDmIg Oh III COnrNfIr.
ls.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

With the restoration to our country Of its
former tranquility return those happy excursions which
were wont to create such cordial good feeling between
the visiting party Of one city and the visiting party OF
another. A number Of these excursions have been
made within the last few months and among the most
monument In the future will be that OF Companies ana
Ii OF the list Regiment. n. g.. ). n. Y.
After weeks OF preparation. they completed thelr
ln ss or rDe on UNIVERSITY place right resting on Tr
teenth.t At o'clock The order TO march was given,
and the battalion proceeded through Thteenthst 20
Broadway and down that thoro9ghi1e' ANN r;v, '1v
at Murray.st they executed a flank movement anu
proceeded down that street TO the North RIVER en-
barking at 5p. m. on board the sound'eamef NC
Among the invited guests accompanying them are
eI Col Henry T. Martin. Col d. L. Trafio,d. Lieut. A.
Col William j. Coles and Major oyer Lupy ., o age
mental band and drum corps whose services VIII DO
called into service the Journey. and at the dri pa
rades they will give in the cities visited.
Arriving at Newport at ~ a. I'd. to-day wv ednesdh!k
thew will partake Of early repast and after sbort
stroll around the favorte watering place. they wil
leave the l0i a. II. train for Boston. Here htuhs
welcome aud a pleasant occasion await them.
They win reach there by noon. and after beng re-
coived by the Independent Boston Faseers at the Od
Colony Station will be escorted 10 their headquarters
In the sfternoon they propose have dress parade
on the Common and dinner at tho American hViel.
Tomorrow Thursday the visitors VIII rambie about
tile city,
Vicinity and about noon viii leave for Providence.
where mother reception will be given them IRON
there they will retain home. arriving here on iIdAy h'
When the members lefi thi, city they were In Ugh
spirits in anticipation Of the pleasure before them ne
members going on the excursion number u. ana theI
srnenses are paid on, OF fund TO which they all have
contributed.
The following 4, a list Of the officers
Capt A. NJ. UndeIhi, commanding batn.eni VasHsI
n,a.tsr George Tyson. PAyfnastsr, George ID hoic0"
Aejuiani ClaI.c II CocIJ Cap, Amo, l. Sc, command
INK Co II Lieut. Henry II. Tyson, CO. Lieut. temssA
inpehy Co II Lifui Walton Carpenter Commanding %,
n. Lient Chares 7. Cokrf,hAl. Co b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

Nnveoxg SAND The inner edge Of tire Heweome SEND
having washed bodily In the past Winter various sterson
BLACK SEA-A light is now exhibited from 8 light house
recently eeici the mouth OF the St. George branch Of h
+. BRrrsu EuRxAH-A lgh, Ia. been established on TIN
Agnads Reef southwark Of the mouth OF the Bsssen .ivsr
sorru ArsrRar temporary lishvessel has been cub
sia,ed for the floating beacon the Tpara Reef the
1sfIAsD~E.sr cossr-rhe Port Of Dublin corporsiio.
has change 70 be made in the character Of the sh
vessel la. slso been placed of wicklow Head. 80.
WEST co,T or ssso on Light s no now . ssh ~ g.
curved outer mole at the port OF Leghorn Livoruo,
& .' co @ %ss SsS d he. sfsI ss,s
oc' Of being spsheSeS o yards: and ai the ?!
white beaoonbuoy Aharbor iaht IL established at
the north bastion OF tue Battery of santa Babe on the le
side Of the enaDce 10 Port Ercole the wet coast Of
Italy A light has been established Lisidopis Point s8
the g side OF the Port San Stefano light has
.osh VY Taps S. i has Sssa
hed the house of The san the head OF the mole
egIr or BorHSIA-TIc signal on Icdschsr Rock Cuff Of
Bothna situated at the southern extremity OF the sls Of
,nd has been rebuilt during the season Of 1862 and now
BLACK sS,-rhers hs. been change IN the range gnsis
Of The Cze.dkaya delta Of the Dnieer IN the Black See
change has also been made In the apparatus OF the Cheson-
ese lighthouse, the south west shore Of ranrde.
CHANNEL lsIASDs-A light Is now exhibited from hshty
house recently erected the Hanos rocks of the west end
Of Guernesy ..u ...
CoAsr SPAIN "A hight Is exhibited nom light
house recently erected Ons Island the north side OF en-
trance TO Pontevers Bay west coast of Spain haroor
light established the mercantile whsr ut ferrol on
the North West Spain TO mark at night the progress
OF the works in course extension Of the
mole the military port Of Naples light boat has been sub.
stitoed or the bel buoy formerly marking the extremity Of
the WORKS. -. . I'D 80. i
CnxsApsAKE BAY-The light stngray Point south point
Of the mouth OF the Rarrshannock River virginia e1n'
guisled 10y the Rebels in la6l has been reestabished
NEw ForSpLAND will be made in the lights %
Cape Race aud Cape Pine OH the southeast coast oil new
foundlanJ, time in August, 1900.
East IypIEs-MALABAR CoAsr-A temporary light hss
been established the Oyster Rocks OF the Port OF Carws
Sedashgur Bay. .. d. 80. .-
ApKIArIcA light /. now exhibited from rg. house
Gently erected Premonore Point the csst extreme Of ae
Island OIL Lissa IN the Adriatic. N f
.....- r,i. srox.. ls.a e4i g s's
sehr. John Rose hence for GibaltdrJuly 49, lss ~
81
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DDasa Or Supervisors.

THE EXPENSES OF rHR CENsUs-LBTTRR FROM
GOV. FEyTON-CoMMUNICArI ALTON RELATIVE
TO THE TAX on THE cArrrAL STOCK OF
BANKS, &c.
The Board met at 9 O'Clock yesterday after
noon, the President William H. Tweed in the chair.
Mr.. PuRDY offered resolution appropriating $40 900
for the payment Of the expenses Of taking the
Mr.. bly, opposed the passage of the motion until the
Board should be satisfied the work really performed
It appears by THK TRIBuYEs calculation tibet the re-
turn of the city but 10 000-ull fifty per
cent less than what it really This seemed con
spracy to the injury Of the city and ought not TO be
paid for The President pointed out the rsremptory
character of the Jaw.
The resolution was lost MessrA Fox and Fly voting
The following letter was received from Gov. Fentou
connir Of ys. YORK -
SIR: have received beautiful copy of tAe resolutions
adopted the Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of New
York referring in Aaerng terms 20 my vetoe Of several bills
affecting the franchises and pTescrpve rights Of the City and
thank tie BOARD for their generous conmsnaons Of my
Official action aud shall always ondeayST b cieia ana a.
Prove nv fidelity the Interests OF the citizens Of the state
Vo.y respectfully yours. X. T.. tksIoS
Ordered on file and print al in the minutes.
The Controller, in a communication, gave the names
OF the Banks and Insurance Companies which have paid
taxes on their personal property prior 10 the recent de-
cisions.
In pontng out the want of any lew for the repayment
of sach sums he sugge S,s that it will be well In any
action 10 be taken In the premises to place the Banks
that have made voluntary payments. and thereby lost
their legal remedy on The same ooting Win INC o'ne''
Referred to the Committee on Annual Tn%s
report was made in favor Of paying the bill OF John
K Hackett for professional services the Committee re-
porting that in 90 Of the Riot clam suits ne ha
saved the County upwards Of $4,000.
Mr.. Fox opposed the resolution. as MI Hackett was
solarjed officer at least until the Board was more
fully informed The report was lad over.
Mr. DAVIS offered resolution that the Controller be
directed to pay onehaf the bills incurred for the cree
ton Of Harlem Bridge. m,
Referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes. The
Board adjourned TO Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16
REV. s r. CAnrmRop.-The many friends of

NV. - Il. IAhTHROPi-1H nIdHy
Samuel X. Calthrop gymnast cricketer and preacher
will bc pleased 10 lear that he has received attering
invitation from the Hon. Gerit Smith Of Peterborough
n r. to take charge of an soademv under his patron.
age In that town in which physical training. equally
with mental ~ 70 be made chief feature of the insuc-
ton We learn that Mr. Cathrop has accepted the Of
fer We congratulate all parties interested in this very
excellent relationship Boston Commonwealth.
The Neo-Haren Palladium learns of All enter.
prise for dammng tributaries OF the Pennington
River and thereby creating the finest water'powsr In
New England.