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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

O.. VALUABLE LaE SroNE.-Ws
learn that Nj. VIM. Cost Of this place
has purchased a valuable Line Stone
Qpsrry, on tie farm Ct Mr.. VIM. Orn-
doff, near the Potomac Ri'et, above
Town. Mr.. Cos, has had the qualities Of
the Stone examined a, Washington City,
and pronounced il 95 per cent. lime. lie
ia, also entered into large contracts with
several gentlemen Of Washington Guy,
for a large quantity OF this Some. Mr.
c. intends to engage in lie work upon a
large scale "a soon as navigation opens
upon the Canal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20
INTERNAL REVENUE
NOTICE.

CCORDING to the late Revenue ..et
a it becomes necessary that ! should as
se,s tie Revenue Tax for 1868 aud 60,
during the month OF March. an there
fore ready to take all assessments Tor tho
above years. and al lhe cluzeu1 Of Jeher-
son County uIl prepare themselves 0e-
cordingly. Applications for Licenses.
the Assessment 81 Incomes, Gold Wstch.
e.. &c, Sc, for the years above named.
are required To DO made. A penalty Of
80 per cent will be added # persons DO
not make prompt and proper relurns.
w. l.. HERRINGTON,
Assi-tonl Assessor, 81 Division,
% District. West Va.
February 20. 1869. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

Rorkingham las the termerity 10 pin
against old Shenandoah, says the Wood
stock Herald. in The mailer Of raising fine
cattle. We saw driven past our office,
his Thursday morning, splendid LOT
of Al young cattle which had been fsiteu-
ed By J. u. williamson, Esq. Of lhs,
county. ard sold 10 Samuel Cody, Of
Frederick county. The cattle were but
two years cd. the average weight Of
which was 1878, and had been sold for
81 per hundred. The went to Bsti-
more.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

The nett proceeds Of The oil wells al
Burning Springs are estimated al $1,000
per day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

EZ5a The Shephe Td't1wn Lyceum was
open to the public on Friday evening the
l2h instant, and there vas very large
audience 10 witness the exercises. A
discussion Of an interesting subject was
anticipated. tut the principal dtbaier on
the affirmation beiog absent, il was post
poneJ, and Ofslions. Readings and Es-
ssys were substituted. Eloquent Oraiions
were delivered BY Messrs. H. B. Lee, c.
A. Licknjel and John II. Quigey. Read.
ings by Messrs. Jos. Brsgonier, d. ii.
Keedv and J. T. Latmer, and intsrcsling
Essays by Mr.. E c. Frsel on There is
a Green l.le up the River Of Time. called
Long Ago" by Mr.. Joseph NcMurTan
on '"The Sulrerings Of Genius, or the
Life and Trial. Ct James Rumsey. the
Inventor Of the Steamboat" and BY Mr..
G.. VI. Bellzhoorer on "There Is Light
Somewhere"
The audience appeared to be delighted
with tie exercises, bot there was so mu h
whispering and talking by some persons
rha, many were deprived Of the pleasure
they would have otherwise hal. We
were asionisheJ at the conduct OF some Of
the audience, and learn that some mem.
bsrs Of the Lyceum were very much
worried by it. We trus, that better Or
der will be- observed al tie next meeting
Of This kind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

co. PUBLIC SALEs.-We invite at'en-
ton TO the Public Sales advertised in our
paper. Persons wishing to keep posted
with The Sales 10 come of this Spring,
will do we'll 10 examine our advertising
columns each week.
Emanuei S,sley end Jacob w. St.ley,
Administrators Of Jacob Slaley, deceased,
will sell tie Factory Property in this
place. on Saturday The 20Ih Of February.
Wm. Engle will sell Stock, farming
utensils. &c. on the 23rd February.
Raleigh Bowers will sell Stock, farm
ing oteo.rls. &c, on Wednesday The 24,h
February.
Henry Kyd Douglas and John B.
DouqIs. WIKI sell Stock, and farming uiep-
els. and household furniture, ct the. late
residence OF Rev. Robert Douglas, dec D..
on Sa,ordny the 9th OF February.
Edward S. Ruse will cell Stock, farm
ing Implements, &C., on Monday the
22nd February.
Wm. G. Small viii sell Stock, farming
Implements, &c on Thursday the 25Ih
February.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

TnANKs.- We are uuGer many obliga-
lions to our friend James WeIslsger ,Oys'
ter Parkr., 80 South Liberty Street, Bal
umore for large can filed brlm full OF
fine Oysters. They were The largest and
best favored we have eaten for many
a DAY. AL hands return their everlasting
regards 10 Mr.. W., wishing there were
many more like him Dealers will find
ITO their advantage 10 purchase Of him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-02-20

C. les CRor.-Msfy OF our ezchan'
ges complain Of Tie scarcity Of ice. Gen.
orally speaking dealers in the srlcle lsd-
ed TO avail themselves of TIE cold snap In
December, and tie advanced stage Of the
season now almost precudes the hope Of
TIER getting The usual supply. In This
place but very few persons have as yet
secured but IA n,cagre share.
e. Look at he notice Of w l.. Her
rnct,n. Assistant Assessor Of Internal
Revenue, in smother COIumA. All per.
SONS are required TO attend TO ii within
tn days or fifty PET cent will be added.
II can b. found at his office in Sher-
herj,,own on Thursdays, Frdays aud
Saturdays Of each week, Up to The 10th of
Ms,ch. and every day thereafter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07
MARINE LIST.
POET OF ELbSwo RTH.
ARRIVED

AEktN RI
.eth. Emily. Grant frnm Boston. tcreseo
smith. do. Frank Pierce. Grant from Fort
land
CLEARED.
18th Mimniols. Whitaker fsr Bo-tou. fIus-
Ear, Eukcr ior Kockltnd.
ARRIVED
S0ih. Forester Fullerton from Boston.
Gr,c'. Ale, ID. Georgia. Auey do. Gather :
Inc, Allen. Bangor, Jordan.
CLEARED.
An. Fair wind. Smith tor rrovidcncc. -
Frank III. RE. Grant Tor Portland senator,
Bonsev for Lynn
Al. Huzkar. Bukcr from Rnckland. Red
Rove Murch tr IN Boston. Signal. Thnrhcr
from do.
CLEARED
9TH. j. NJ kcanedy, smith for Boston.
Emily. Whi'taAc~ for do samuel Lewis.
Wood 'or do.
MEMORANDA
sch Fannie Barney. johnson. from i,oc klsnd
for New York, put iui, Holmes iio- 18th.
baking 500 strokcs pr hour. She di>chars 81
part nt c.rxn aud haulcl on the railway 1t.
~ctr Far Dealer. i.oring. from Ellsworth fnr
New Iiavrn. host an anchor and tifte"n iaihom'
chain on NAniurkrt shoals 18th ut
Sch ~tnaloa. II Aachi1>. which went ashore
ou >,'hr"lir I'iana IT, thr gale n thr sth Inst ,
Ia. b-eu KIT Of audi takeH 10 Marhtas.
>oh j, s-io l. Leach from New York for
Charleston. which went ashore AZ Cape Henry
win probably b,-i tot I ln~s.
AEEit I'D.
rbRrL.~p. -ort.4h. svh. Augus'a. Rand.
Could .bpru. sun. >SnsiLtge. MI Desert Ssh
Rising sun Gross. Deer t.lc. Btllnw >tInsas.
I,.er Isle ~parSlrr. Wtn,lnw. Deer I,lr.
snow >quaH fihrtl. pcer i-ic. ABBY A
snow. snnv. IIarpsSrlt. Grrcian, Iapmb-.
I.incoinVilie ior y Bedford. Astoria. ~ad.r :,
sullivan fpr salem.
NFw loRA AR. 1T. -chs Frank lin. fah~r.
fart Johnson Tor B,bgsr. NJ Week, ad.
more Enu,l"ut i,r Betfs>t
tId 81. = /. King. FH-on- tdais-
I'HnEtpr~, E.-r n. ~eh. Edward. Miil
krn. Ellsworth. Capt. John. rorrry. ta-
ti!4tan. Jpfdan, .nd FIrriia. Jasper from Ban
Spr.
NEWPORT Ar. I.t. -ch. Presto. Drew. Cal
ast.r y In Fprt. sch fnE~u~. nrccni"w,
,a.-. tpT y. III A. Etsh. Faftru, from
Providence for y. Y. pr Ellsworth. Queen.
t,uptiit. from calais far d.
Eu~Tp>. III. Kius lc1lrr, snare. nan
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07


BANGOR PRoDucE MARKET. safarddg
oct. I'd. Apples are brought In plenty ana
OF quite variety as to quality anu size,
and selling at from Loo to 500 and 30
per barrel.
Beans. new yellow eyes. are bringing
9,75 and $50 per bushei; barley, 100 TO
LIZ; good butter Is scarce In the market
aud sells at from 40 10 ~ cents, and we
should quote good article Of solid ana
common lump as bringing from 30 TO "s
cents eggs, 20 cents.
Hay sells at from 400 to 100 per ton
for the best qualities. and inferior lots nj
from 1000 to 400; straw Il worth rom
500 to 1000: oats are bringing from go TO
~ cents.
Potatoes are coming in plenty, aud for
the last two or three days the price has Ia
ken the range from ~ to 50 cents per bush
81.
Round hogs are selling at from Is to Is IL
cents chickens from II 20 ~ cents.
The above prices are paid on our streets
for produce from market teams Wig.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07
The Cuban Prlvateers.

NEW ioRs. Oct. 3.-The Times asserts
positively that Notwithstanding. the denial
OF the fact by Marshal Barlow. steamer
Alabama len this CITY last SUNDAY evening
for Cuba carrying several hundred men
end an extensive supply Of ammunition fnr
the Cuban revolutionary array IeT arm
aIncnt consisted ~ 10 pieces % heavy ord
nance, o,oen Remington riic~ aud large
amount Of powder and ordnance stores
Exactly ilJ mea. among whpm were l6s
Of the disastrous Whitney exhibition.
which MAS seized ~ t,auiinrr's Island lass
summer took passage Ia her
steamer Eutcrpc has not vet gone IA
sea. The brig u r Nash was re entity
suspected 81 having arms concealed on
board. but a thorough search proved the
fal~ity of the report
The steamer Cuba. formerly the Hornet
T. reported tn have been 10 Barnsgat on
Thursday lat. She was seen about ) 4
VI ~ pilut WIN returned herr. yesterday
ami who spoke her. He DESERT her a.
being under sail. with banked ire~. est.
drutiy saving coal She was steering
>uuih Southeast Her Commander. Capt
Higgins. was formerly Ia the q. : NAVY
but during the war fnr-ook his command
AMI hcrasnc Confederate officer
Special dispatch from Ferdinand Fla q.
yesterday. states thlt the vessels of the
Cuban expedition had sailed before Mar
shall Barlow dispatch 10 dcflin them was
received. -Four hundred recruits f,r the
Cuban army arrived there yesterday from
, Macon. Ca An American rrVcun, cutter
and three spanish snubnat- arr off Cedar
KEYS On the lookout FOR Cuban reinforce
mrni~.
\ " Arlington special dispa' j ~ay> that
the government ha> not decided g. take any
action in ease ~ the Cuban priyatryr uor-
net. nor Il u probable she will be intcfcrrd
with unIr>s She commits some depreciation
on American commerce The almlnl-tr.I-
ton taxes the view that Under the circum-
cc~ The Hornet cannot p- considered strict
~ pirate ami the United STATE, ARE not
bound q attempt her capture
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07

Bangor, or lit is said) above fort
Point. In 1795 saw-mill was erected
bv William Hammond and John Smart
near the head of the tide on the Ken
duskeag. A mill had been previously
built at the fall near Lovers Leap,
bv Mr. Potter.
In 1900 the population was but 21a.
difficulties with regard to land titles
discouraging settlements. The growth
OF the town during The first quarter OF a
century was very irregular. \ fatal
endemic in ls09-l0. the embargo. the
war of 1912 and the cold seasons Of lslo
and 1916 had detrimental effect But
against all obstacles, all calamitles,
and Notwithstanding all evil augnries,
il kept on its way. II was made cat!
in 1884.
Judge Godfrey closed by prophecy
ing a future or Bangor such as its past
would seem TO warrant Rev. ir.
George T.. Adams of brunswick then
delivered poem nv Mrs. +. l.. Crosby
which was received with much lvor.
In the afternoon there was an en-
CINE trial in East Market Square. the
Excelsiors of Saltwater winning the
prize. and a regatta. In the first race
six baiteaux started and the prize was
won by VIM. Bonncr's crew of lumber
men. The second was between Indians
in canoes.
AT the dinner Mayor Thurston pre-
sided. Sp, echcs were made by senator
IIamlin. lion. A. G. Jcwcti of Belfast,
Rev. Or. :. l. Caldwell Of Providence,
Hons. j. : Harlow Of Boston. T.. l..
Hamlin and John 4. Peter of Bangor.
Rev. Mark Trafion, EN-M. {. from
Massachusetts,. Hons. John \. Poor and
Phinea- Barnes of this CITY aud othcrs.
Hon. T.. L. IIamin produced an &C.
count book OF Il ebert Treat who traded
in Bangor in l1s9.-Ile then read eN-
tracts from accounts against various
individuals. among them Par~on Noble.
IL which the article named most FIRE
anenilv Wa rum. or 'toddv. or dip.
There was most extraordinary account
agaius; old Badge who used fo own
The whole City Point. Enc first chargy
was fprtv-tour gallons oi wm>keN. and
oshcr things in the same tenor.
Letter, were read from Hon. feleg
W. Chandler OF Boston. Rev. John o
Fi,kc oi BAH. Jeremiah turi-. j War
ren Mason ami others. The affair wa
a great success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07
Rail Road City Matters.

The CITY Government IN concurrence
on Tue.da, evening. passed an order
appointing Seth Ti>da'e. II. VI. Hall.
Monroe Young. j. -. Hopkins and y.
II. Sawyer. a committee tp conier with
committees o. other towns GA railroad
"a aiiers.
While still in Joint convention the
following resolutions were presented :;
aud after some questions wcrr asked
aud answered. they unanimously pa---
ed
Resofred That. a. citizens Of Eil>w orth.
We great, desire ana nee a direct and
daily Railroad connection With ~" City 81
BANGOR which we hook a. IS the future
center and metropolis OF the State.
Resolrei. Tha; In our judgement. such
a road would soon extend Itself from Eli>-
worth along the sca->horc 10 Calais. thus
pouring into Bangor the business OF eighty
thousand people which. by late returns. j.
found 10 reach the vast sum ~ 10000, esl
annually.
R.soirci. That the trade OF This eighty
thousand people, which We propose hy our
road 10 throw into Bangor. Viii be poorly
matched by such trade n NIGH, possibly
be picked up between Bangor and Winter.
port. should such line be bull,
4. soTbef That fhr loanins w Hanger
- the proposed Wnicusr' Railroad oi
- ne 500 90 thus defeating our attempt
g give Hanger - large a business. hs Tho
hu.idin. OF our road. would cau.r " n
seek another outlet FOR oar traffic. and
los . Bangor. for all ,iHr 70 come. the
influx Of a linc Of trade more than On,
hundred and thirty milv> IN lrnGth fnr ihs
small adv an;age OF a road NOT over thr
teen aniic- IN myth.
Re- lEsi That We would hope BanEot
VIII rs,fla>e the grant or loan ~ SAIL syn
600. till they whether they cannot ee
n winter harfpor aud long iinc Of eastern
trade without cost 70 them aud ~ grcN
hcuchi to u
Passed IN joint convention.
Z October = l-Gg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07
NUMBER 40.

ions in money. But have not space
tn On into this class of self-made men.
II il fact, however, that nearly all the
wealthy men here made their own fort
unes. and therefore, know how to keep
them: but as it is generally in this
country, as it is here; rich mems sons
are of very little account; and rich
mems soa-in-law are usually OF the
same sort. Therefore large fortunes
rarely pass to the third generation
Society is still the better for this. II
the decendents Of the rich men Of Ne"
York should be as successful IT. making
and keeping money as their fathers
few families would soon own the Island
Washington Correspondence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07

Us IhE tEHthE>r us THRo.I.A~p LrSt;
biF.ssEs ny NEpIcATf.D I>HAL.rIoS.
Ii rfFK NJ XVIII

A4fNF'f-H ~ mini \ I'D lNfiALAEIDS.
LITTER 81. XVIII.
THE sord nhslafion mean, -in,nty III. i,
of m piFina Or drf~ing common air ito IN.
luwS+. In medical u-A-- ID snean. 4 M j of
administering metiicH. through the medium a,
the breath. nus We say II inh.t. /, u.4,l,.
cine - we wood ,as. Il take medicine .
ihe dhrrrncc being ouly tbHt one i. inh He'd
or ''re itied inio lie iuns,. white tn. other /.
swallowed. or taken iuto tn. stomach Thi.
then. i what i meant By = Aedic1lrI lub III
ton"
Ilu reader viii obsrrye that all n,-,iictn.,
inhhiri INTO the lung, arc not alike. any more
thah these takeu INTO the >toinl-h. and h4.n,.-
the benefit 10 b- derived from limitation mas,
Away, depend upon the experience and - in
Of the phs -ician who prescribe. them
ThI- explanation might nave seemed M
necessary, but Tor In. TACT that some have r.. =
ceiNei the erroneous impression that inhalation
Inst OF being mol OF practice i some
specific remedy or ..o,trum alike applicable to
the mot opposite form, Ut pulmonary di,e..e
Ihi- were ~ degrade II 10 the ba>er purl,o. +.
Of qIacsers. The process u iuh .lafiou /. A.
-initie ~ the act oi breathing itself, and IN ~
D' attend 81 60 ~ the slusI deil,alc and f.ehl,
without eXertion or fatigue Aay chang. that
may be required In 'hs trcs' ment il effected Inv
SIMPLY varying the medicine Composing Ii,e
Wh1lent. Thus il may De rendered >tjmui.n,
cSpertorant, anodyn Alternative or a.friuypnt
AZ ea>ure. And this manner every actIon
or change necessary 10 he efeated upon the
lungs can be brought about much more speed,
~ aud with teBfod greater certainty Of re,ul
h IN can be produced in any other way. The
diseased >uri ace> arr acted upon in every part
not only the mucous membrane Of The head
throat aud muscular tubes, but The r.mote.t
air cells in the lungs brought in reach of
medication. SUCH. then. Is my plan OF treat
inent II: This mo important branc.i Of medical
Practice. and with an experience OF more than
twenty years dcvotso largely 10 the treatment
OF consumption and d ses.es Of the air passages,
l ani eu4 bied 10 speak wiki increased con-
njence OF the superior advantage OF convey
ing remcdie. directly 10 the seat Of the disease
BY ileuicated inhalation The most inveteraie
cases OF chronic caiarTh, hoarseness, loss Of
voice and other affections Of the iung and
throat that have b-en found 10 yield most
efiectuaiiy 10 these direct and simple measures,
And in the worst cases OF Consumption, wher
there !. no hops Of cure, IL never tail. TO re-
iieve the most urgent symptoms ard Afford the
greatest comfort and reiiei.
Persons at distance can be treated by letter
CHARLES MORSE, n. ID.
Physician tor Diseases OF the Throat, Lungs,
etc. - Free ST., Portland. Ne. Oct. I, Is69.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07

and orchards that their differences may be
seen, new modes Of culture explained, and
new and valuable ideas Of Improvement
suggested.
Bring the farm implements and labor.
saving machines especially, the new In
vcntions that their adyau res may be
shown. Let every farmc. and farmers
wife bring something to help swell up the
list Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of real value
having some points of excellence. and the
best they can produce under the circnm-
stances. Come with a desire To help make
the Show more attractive. and 10 learn
how to Improve the productions shown.
rather than simply to take a premium
whether the article f. the most meritori-
Gus or not. Come aud bring that most
valuable Of products me f'tmiiy and by your
presence. and Your purse show that you
feel personal interest IN the success aud
welfare Of the Society
ANY Society, whatever its object. how
ever heightened or deserying-no matter
how much the few may devote their time
aud what OF wisdom they may possess to
forward is intercsts-will fail-unlcs> IL
can command the support or the people.
Emphstically true T. this of an Agriculiur-
nj Society. And we hold. that every man
who has articles worthy OF exhibition or
who has the ability ,o attend the Fairs
himself + accountable To that extent for
the success Of the society Then let uS
enter upon this year with the determine
tion that each one Of n. AMI every ono If
u. will dn our whole duty in the matter,
AMI as a result place the Hancock County
Society IN itS proper position among the
other county societies in the State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Cranberry Crop.

The New Jersey cranberry crop for this
season. In Ocean comfy alone, is valued at
81, 500. 900. An acre OF good cranberry land
i now estimated to be worth from 81 900
to . 800. The demand In market IL always
in excess OF the supply, and one Philadel.
phia dealer who sold ? 900 barrels last year
has orders for ; 900 barrels this fall. The
Newark Advertiser thinks that Hackensack
meadows, where cranberries used 10 grow
wild. and the swamps in eastern and lower
New Jersey, might be devoted probably
to this valuable crop.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07
Every Man and Wnman

.he Young The middle aged, ani even those
more advanced Ia life. may derive untoIt H.. =,
th'' from peru>ni Of DR.. HAYES new medical
worN. fHE SCIENCE OF LIFr. or srtp-rrps.
FHN AIioN. treatise upon The generariye
organs ah1 The nervous disease and otber
mnia'lie> that are cau>ed by the error. of yn,,rh
anu abuse OF the system. Thi. book i, NH.
ii,hed by the peabody Medical In.,i,,,,a ;,
bo.ton' and also the SEXUAL PuY.Infncv
W "oMAN' AND HER DISEASES from III. AMI.
- - w. >sne author. Thousands of both
sexes have been taught by these work. H.,
true way to health aud happiness. See nj !.
se-ti,emeni Of the Peabody Medical Insritnte
IN another column
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07

- beautiful If you desire beauty Won
should use Hasan's Magnolia Balm
~ gives q son, sa.in-lIke texture to The cam.
pieAion' removes Rough ness, Redress. Hlo,c,so
suhonrn' Tan, &c, and ADDS a t,nxe ot pat,
bioom 10 the plainest features Ii brinxs ,n.
Bloom o. Youth to the fading cheek and eba.ye.
tne rustic Country Girl into FashioaabIc civ
belle ~
In The use of the Magnolia Balm lies the true
seofet o. beauty No lady need complain Of her
.onp' Nioh VINO VIII invest rs cents in this de.
lighifnl article.
Lyons ka hairOn is the best Hair Dra.., =.
use. 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-10-07

We had the promise ola detailed re-
port Of the sayings aud doings Of the
Teachers Institute which was held here.
by one who was constant attendant; but
il does not come. We postponed giving
such an account as we could from casual
attendance. for more full one, but think
now we shall not get the full report. We
shall be glad to publish any communica-
ton from any member Of the class, on the
subject. One would think some one
would have some comments to make.