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The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
GEN. CASS on THE WILMOT PRO-
VISO.

Gen. CAss in letter to Mr.. Nicholson. a
somewhat notorious politician Of Nashville,
Tenn, has given IN his adhesion to the South.
lie advocates unqualified submission bv the
free states to the extension OF slavery through
al territory to be acquired from Mexico, and
denies the right Of Congress to legislate for
territories before thoy become S,aies This
proposition Is new one, and directly opposed
to the theory sud practice Of every branch OF
the government. from the adoption Of the Con-
sutution down to the present time; bat its ~
nunciaton Will excite no surprise in those who
are familiar with tie public career Of the Sem
ator from Michigan. When be voted against
the WLmot Proviso, last session, he declared
himself IN favor Of the principle, but adverse
70 ITS adoption at that time, as unreasonable &
irrelevant to the matter before the Senate.
Since then, III seeking to couciliate support for.
the Presidency, he discerns his weakness ar
the North, and outbids his fellow doueh-faces
IN bus proflers to the slave power. But he is
playing desperate game and must lo<e. Il is
alihcult to imagine state Of things in whrh
he could obtain the nominationof a National
Convention. lie was used by the intrigucrs
IN 1874 10 break down Mr.. Van BurenEtLat
accomplished, be was cast aside without hesifa-
tion or eompunction. He NAV be employed
Tar a similar purpose this year, but be can new
er obtain the nomination.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

10 Hos. Z. PoIssE1r, for several years u
;. Minister TO Blexiro, and, after his return, Sec
rotary Of War under Mr. Van Burcn, has written
letter to Senator Butler, Of South Carolina, on
tho Mexican War, &c, &c. Nr. p. says that no
Is surprised that the President persists in recon-
mendind eourse Of policy which will lead to still
further expenditure Of blood and treasure, and will
finally have to be abandoned"
"The president saws he is convinced that the
best means Of bringing the WAT TO an honorable
close will be to prosecute it with increased energy
and power in the vital parts Of the enemy's coun-
try. Now, l am pursuaded that so lon- as we
continue TO prosecute the war ia the interior Of
Mexico, We shall have no peace with the nation,
and all attempts to make peace with faction will
place Us in worse position than open war
speak with the authority OF 3 perfect knowledge
OF the nature of the county and the character Of
the people"
Mr.. Poinsett's plan for closing the war is ito
settle what territory you intend to claim and tell
Mexico you intend TO keep it. She viii buster
and protest, but never attack you. Her leaders
will have too much 1T stake 10 venture 90 fur from
the capital. She will have no means to equip ar
mics and maintain them on long marches and dis
tant campaigns; and hazard nothing in saying
that two or three strong places in the interior Of
our line would keep them in check for half ccn-
Jury, and in less time VIC might buy 9 title, if
thought necessary. By adopting this plan pe1ce
would come at last with present indemnity. and
instead Of raising thirty thousand men, you would
have trc ops enough to keep peAceable possession
of our new territory, and might dimiss the volrn-
toer force.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
4 GOOD IN At TIE EXPENSE OF
THE UPPER Ten THOUSAND.

Major Noah thus INDUCES in a reverie'
while seated il the new Asior Place Opera,
New York:
In tie midst Of all tie blaze of jewelry
rus.!ng Of silks, the taste OF dress generally
among what is generally called our tashiona-
b.es At the opera, while levelling their lory-
nets at the SINGERS, and shouting Jrdro and bra
co, We have imagined what would be their con-
stcrnation if all the traps on the stage were to
open AZ once, and all their dead ancestors sol
EMMY rise before thcm-the shoemaker, with
his apron, hammer and lapstone-the tailor
with his shears and measurable carpenter
with his adze-the baker with his meal-the
butcher with his rump steak-the huckster
with her basket of greens carrots, potatoes
What shaking and trembling there would be
among the silks. laces and fcatherS-thc tight
craYats, white waistcoats, opera hats and yell
low kids. And when the spectres would glare
at them, and shake their heads at the folly OF
their position, and pointing in derision with
their skinny fingers 10 the golden fret-work,
painted dome and richly colored pannels, ded-
icated to an amusement, and in Ilanguaee nei-
ther of which they understood, how cadiver-
Gus and crest fallen would all this taste and
fashion appear, And with & different, less
less exclusive habit, how amiable it would be.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

RENAnEABLE ERROR IN TIE TRRAsu-
KY DEPARTMENT.-Mr. John ID. Barclay. a
clerk IN the Treasury Department, in prepar-
ing statement to accompany the report Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, omitted TO insert
IN the estimate Of receipts an expenditure for
the fiscal year ending June SOtl, 1913, four
items OF receipts, amounting, in the aggregate,
to S6,915,07S. The error was not discovcfcd
I'LL utter tho Report bad been made; cousc-
quently the Treasury Is nearly seven millions
Of dollars better of Than was reported.
This IS the first error Mr. Barclay has rnaio
in the forty years he has been employerEin the
Treasury Department, end be was the first 10
discover his mistake.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
MINOR MORALS FOR MARRIED PEG

The last word !" is the most dangerous Of
Internal machines. Husband and wife should
no more fight to get it than they would strug-
gle for the possession of alighted bomb-shell.
Keep an Epictetus in your dining room to
read while waiting for the completion of your
wifcs toilet
Married people should study each others
weak points, as skaters look out for the weak
parts OF the ice, in order to keep off them.
Ladies who marry for money should remem-
Der that the union Of angels with women has
been forbidden since the flood.
The wife is the sun of the social system
Unless she attracts, there is nothing to keep
heary bodies ike husbands, from flying off in
to space
Wives, be lenient 10 the martial cigar The
smoke always hides the most disagreeable part
Of the battle.
The wife who would properly discharge her
duties, must never have soul dabove buttons ~
The liberties Of England have been won b,,
mutual concessions. Let the husbsnd who
would acquire the privilege Of asking friends
10 dinner without notice, remember this when
ms wife hints az new bonnet. The wife's
want is the husbands opportunity
I'll. Notwithstanding the assertions of mathema-
pclans, the marriage ring is a circle which hus-
band and wife have the problem set them Of
making all square.
Don't trust too mneh TO good temper when
iou ger INTO an argument. The Indians pro-
U1ee hre by rubbing the driest sticks.
sugar Is the substance most universally diff
use through al natural products. Let mar
-'eu people take hint from this provision of
--lfe- F7ac.'s Poctee r.!
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01

TExAs.-The whole estimated debt Of the
late Republic Of Texas, as far as scknowIedg-
ed by the government, and estimated BY the
Comptroller, Is S11, $50 900, for which the G.
quivalent received, it Is said, was s5,52s,l95.
The amount Of taxable property in the state,
according to the assessors returns for 1886,
was S43,747,175, upon which the amount Of
tax was S102A7s Tho amount of taxable
property returned thus far in 1S47, is So, 594,-
655-seven counties remaining 10 be heard
from. Tho amount of tax for the year IS esti-
mated atss1I9, 900. The available means IN
treasury on the 3lst October last (the end Of
the fiscal year.) was sol ,23s-NK CONNER.
ciai. -f;icz,.iSSr.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-01
From the Vermont Chronicle.

THE DAUGHTERS REQUEST.
Father, they tell me tonight thouTlt bring,
a bride to thy home of sadness,
And the halls of mourning again will ring,
With the sound of mirth and gladness.
Father, my heart is sad and wild
With anguish! my brain is rceling!
Nay, frown not thus on thy motherless child,
But bear with this burst Of feeling.
Thou know'st on my mothers grave the flower:
or year have scarcely started,
Then hide Inc not, if in this sad hour,
weep for the dear departed
Oh, bear with the gushing tears awhile,
For my heart is oppressed with sadness;
And then tonight Will strive to smile,
And wear a look of gladness.
Father, boon I ask-'tis all
Thou may st grant to a heart thus rivcn,-
lis the image that hangs in Wonder hall,
Of her who is now in Heaven;
That beautiful face, so sweetly mild,
With its look of gentle mcckness,
Hath power o'cr the heart of her erring child,
In its widest moments of weakness.
And to night, when those maddcning thought:
arise,
Which my spirit of peace is robbins
viii gaze in the depths of those soft dark eyes
TIL II stilleth my hearts wild tlIrobbingl
They tell me she thou wilt bring tonight,
Is fair as poets vision;
\ creature with form and face as bright
IS those who people Elysium.
Bat i; svelle.h my heart with I painful thrill,
That TIE image If another,
Ere her kiss is cold on our lips should fill
The place of my sainted mother.
But grant me III. boon l ask. ard though
Each fibre with grief Is aching,
The beautiful bride shall never know
Thatth heart Of thy child is breaking.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
Herald Marine Corresponaence.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct l6, M-Arrved-Brigs zelica Lar.
KIM Turks ldand Abbott Lawrence Baker Boston, shrs
Hanais Ireland. Washington. NC Thos Robinson Richards
India River Exchange Besey Laurie Del brigs DENIM TX
Gratitude Daily Pautsso, Bennett Psntego O. Or gon
Hrw thorn York Bsscomb Corson do Marcy Hewitt
Newport; Joseph Guest Cain, Fall River Benz Reeves
Cesredship Medallion, Houndette, Liverpool briggs Gany-
med tBr) Toye St Johns b. Denmark Woodbury. Boston,
Greenaw Weymouth schrs Perseverance (Br) Farrell st
Johns MP Advance BRYANT Bostcn Oregon Hawthorn New
dence Marcy, Hewet do; Joseph Guest CAIN do; Denj
Reeves Reeves York.
Miscellaneous.
LITTER BAGS Of steamship Cambria, for halifax aud Liver
quarter before o'clock Letters be prepaid the above
office TO destination.
srEAmnp CRESCENT Cry arrived at New Orleans on the
ioth' with damage. See Telepaphic.
BARK RIrc Of from this mort for Cork and ms
graphic
sHp before reported Savannah with damage on
tore opsa yard fore opgaant mast living bboom and ali The
rigging aId sails attached started the cutwae the dec
obliged to throw overheard 1000 tighten the ship
SHIP UNcAs of this port which sailed from Cbareston fr
Antwerp about the 10th inst back having been part dis
masted in the gale Of the 18Th.
BRIG TOWNSEND, Rooms, from Wilmington NC tound IN
Masnza put into Charleston the lO having sprung seak
after leaving Cape Fear Bar and had the
load 70 tighten the vessel.
BR BRIG sINoR Barbados from Cork reports having f
len In with American bYgann bottom up
side and quantity Of -four slaves and shingles about the
The -four branded baltimore 22I sepsand Of Barba.
does bore ENE 100 miles
WHALE sp MoBIr Long, sailed New Bedford on the
M nit bound 70 the Pacific Ocean whaling voyage having
en hed out for three On the 2d u whom in about
lon6 2W she experienced gale which increased
nhurcane during which swept
o. boats and literally her broad
noe and hed her with water She was also thrown on her beam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
Cnou TRADE.

PorrsviLLE, Oct IA, ls4s.-The quantity sent by
railroad this week. "a s33 or by canal IL $50 IA
for the eek IS 6l3 10 total by railroad 995 673 III
do by canal 34si352 0s The trade remains without
change Freights. to Eastern ports, have advanced,
and vessels are scarce. The Eonesdaie Democndt
states that the Delaware and y -dson Canal Company
have about one hundred ,usand tons Of coal piled
up at Roundout unsod, and that the shipments FROM
have Suspended part of their for the presept
The freights by canal, to Philadelphia and New Yort
remain without change The price Of coal on board
at Richmond. for white ash lump, broken, egg, aud
stove is So S71a red ash, from So So So rs, accord
NO a ON ality.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

The editor Of Camden Mirror has been recently on
cireuitous tour through the counties of Marengo,
Choctsv, Sumpter and Green, Ala. and has found
or less diversity in the cotton crop. On many
farms was a short crop others a full average He
Satisfied from what he and heard on the route,
that at least o full average would be made in those
counties. full crop Of corn will be gathered
The Sumter county WIG says the yorable weather
has worked salutary change in the condition Of the
cotton crop.
The Eutsw (Greene county paper say. -"the plant
making fine lpregress in gathering the cotton
CROP
The Perry county Republican says the crop Of
Perry will be something larger than the crop OF last
year and being gathered In much better order We
have rarely had favorable Geason for
gathering cotton and the planters do not sead
their ops in nne order to Mobile 1t win be their
faultv
The Marion Perry Reurep says" From the best
information we can thus gather believe that very
nearly average crop Of cotton will be made in
Perry county. 10 IL, too, owing 10 the favorable
westber for picking, Of superior quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
Steamship Falcon, Havana and New Orleans.

dou, anchor the SW Spit
Vessels left Quarantine morning 6h-Ships
eans from London dirchang Hartford sa
nah Ravanche r) from Havre; numa from New Or
leans; Br brig Brema, from Coast OF Africa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

On Thursday, the 18th inst, by the Rev. DR.. An
thon, at st. Marks Church, MIR. THOMAS MuSNBuRoS,
to SUSAN THOMPSON, all Of this city.
At Manhattanvlle, on the 9th Oct, by the Rev.
VIM. Richmond, II RoBERrs, to ELLEN RICHMOND,
daughter of Geo Richmond, all of the place.
At Franklin Mass on Sunday, the sth inst by the
Rev. T. d. Southwsrth, EDISON d. HAMMOND, OF this
CITY, to Miss LOUISE NJ TBuRsToS, of the former place
On the 7th ult., at Malta WILLIAM WINTHosP, Esq,
United States Consul to EMMA, daughter OF the late
Sir William Curtis, Bart.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

NEW ORLEANS AND Enthusiastically Falcon-For New
Oreans-R Montgomery, wife, children and servant;
Henshaw wife, child and servants Messrs Josph Urquhar
March, Chew Allen Baldwin; Mrs Thos Sde son;
Mrs Wortendyke and servant: Mrs Cammett Mrs Clark
children and Mr. Frost lady and servant; Mr.
Fox lady and servant Mr. Isaac Bell IT, lady and Mrs
Jane Cangin Mrs Leonora Dugan Messs Davis jr
Wag, @ Plumner G Hand Reilly Gibbons VIVA Aling,
Horton, J Gooawin. Mathews, Danow Carrie,
ley, Wolf Davis Theo Gardiner Sager Van Pelt
For Bavapa-Nessrs Edwin Churchill Robinson, Ward
lady Mrs Taylor Sr Juan Ygno de Osma; Mr. Borses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

Cleared.
Ships pkt) Hebard London Grinne Mnturn Co;
Andrew Foster HOwes Liverpool Ogden; ooode,
~ ays ss
SsSna5
BartsCeaare (sp) Gandolfo Lisbon wesser Exact Ste
Savannah surgs Chairman Coz Prospect Underwood
sS1 PfinRaser limerick N.nth Walsh Co.
luTbSs Davis Antigua TnderySod Msl,..o Nichols Turks
Is9 AIKEN Frsn s. sr RSnsi ias
RGSer Ssi Anderson s. Florida Reed
G5ss
Arrived.
SF 'sfaaas hss5ssss M @s:
Eancoaa Bailey. GLASGOW g days with mdse to Rich
E on sas
issH 60. @ s of Ss ss
Of nly. Ohio sssd p wa. lost oysrsOard hove hs
we s the boat and men alongside assn '''0''
10 sa. and
S Il sS with m.. sn
sed h,I 70 have been but short time in th. stu,tOn
Coz. s % s.ss s Es tss IA En s ,S r
ship Emma Of Boston. Sept a.
mast. arS %asn issm' and 'p''n
Bremen bark Jason DescheIns Bremen. 50 days. in ballast
French Three Brothers, CT Port venders IS days. with
Elizabeth Curtis Ponce 2s plt with and mol.,sss
to Deerest b Co. Vessels left before reported.
Danish brig Hett Tden, Port Prince Sept l7h and Co
naives 24th. with logwood 60, to & Ferris l. Co.
British schr Active Nicholson, Halifax days with plaster
JWheelwrght.
Schr Ann Hymen, Totten, Newborn NC.
Schr Brilliant, Hall, Philadelphia.
Sailed.
Steamship Falcon, Havana and New Orleans
Packet ships CAMBRIDGE sSr Liverpool ard London for Lon
Vessels left Quarantine Monday morning l6h-ships Or
ron London desargng passenses Hartford from ga
leans Br brig Brema from Coast Of Africa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

STEAMBOAT CAPsTZED.-'The clerk of the steam
boat Ridgley, from Ouachita river, arrived yester-
day, reports the steamer Rambler, Capt. Caldwell,
from Ouachta river for this port with cargo of cot
ton on board, while lying at wood yard on Black
River on the Sd inst, capsized, cPitating her
cargo into the river The boat at present lies In
critical position and is thought will be total loss
Ne lives lost.-k O. Picayune, Oct D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
PASSENGERS Arrived

MISUNDERSTANDING Cherokee-John Clayto New York;
John EpIs Flerda; Wood IA Norris W Mongin and
lady, Gilms rtin, Savannah Mrs Cook Macon WIN vii.
hanson, Camden Co. Ira Olny North Providence Carver
Jr Philadelphia Burns
BREMEN-Bark JssonK Schultze Shrainka Lerry, Ma
tlda Lery. Mendor Leitz, Lena Leiz Wagner Ba-
cbe.-l45 n steeraRe,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17

Stockholm letter of the Sth states that the works
for the formation Of railroad between Oorebro and
Hulst, the fret undertaking of the kind In Sweden,
commenced en- the 4th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-17
mARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
SHIP NEWS NOTICE.

SHIP NEWS NOTICE.
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port, will
fer q favor upon by having all parcels papers, and
reports intended for the Nep York Herald ready for
immediate delivery to our news steamer, the News
Boy. She will board inward bound vessels in the VI
entity of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports,
whether foreign domestic, will confer additional
favor by forwarding to the Herald, through the mail
otherwise ship news papers that may be deemed
Of interest to the community We will gladly recipro
cate the favor.
ScoooS>ocScocccoocooo
Port Of New York, October IL, l84S.
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Port Of New York, October IL, 1s4s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-28
Hoard of SnncrNi,nr..

The Board met Monday al 2. Mills Honor the
Mayor Ia the Chsir
A nauiber OF positions were presented chieay private
consmun cation received tom he Assessor OF thu
Ninth Wsnd relative 90 mistake 10 copying
books whereby s2,soo was pat down sN-oo.
The County Clerk scut m two bills iof sisoregy Refer
red 70 Committee on County otsces
The bill u Alexander Ross for expenses ncul re IN gong
10 Canada fugitive nom justice, Charged viii
mardeg in this City, referred 20 Conlce on Criminal
Courts
number Of email bills were presented and appropriately
Disposed oanong ihem those Of various Ciy papers i
advertising Jary uoces referred 10 Committee on County
Otses
seco~moaafoss for Cowt-T Tie Cifs H1Q EIeasioa, ST.
Oher business being disposed Of His Honor he Mayor
stated thai he wished 10 call The The Board
TOE Of the Leg stature suh0zng the Soard Of super
Visors to provide suitable accommodations for the
Courts and that II ths doue The Co1 Itself shOud
molatonS Ills Honor deemed u bis cuy 10 cal attention
70 the matter but few day. Ne. espse before The Ac
roes Into eject VIZ the ol July. tie had received
Urgent coaa uuncao setting forth the b accommodations
IL the sapTcae Coar aud judged immediate action most
desirable
before the 6oard Supervisors ard also IN ne Common
CoQncii. lie had used al exeIuon % accomplish VIVA Is
ssked for forthwith YET now he knew no, "a actoA
recommend.
AID MAYSARD followed reviewing the resolution adopt,
81 some since. thar much Of me Mayors Message
related 10 additional C11ffuo'ns &C be reicrrcd 10
special Committee. wlieh C0mnlio- hsd reported. he
would not Occupy time by fea1ng more than ne TWO io-
loving kescsuous-covcrng, VII be seer, The whoic
ground BY The PROPOSED Eaifsemcst Of The CHy Hal
Rsfsirse teai eSl.i O. is - si al.oa tas gee
~ plan sasxes,cd ty ~ NIs.c.- rcIa1lt
kfto.rta Inst tie Law Conr'rr BE- arnictff
v he Lessassse a; ~ osti sen W A~ aaaoss ne eea
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r., -z.s'E,ssg1 MORRIS ANDERSEN RAIL
y -. lLLan..,.aL


y ..@ssr4t.. -st-s hOAD.-Nunno fyronssneaf-
senger Traus leave New-fork. fOOi a
Cortland e. al 2 A ". and P. NJ; Newark. - Il NJ
ana q = u. and Mornsown, Al A n snf r. VI. a
Frcgm Train with Passenger Car attached, leaves q. Hs
town, A. ". and Newark. 2 p. 81
Passengers by uie morning uaini % aofnsio"nw anss
there II 10y o'clock where STAGES vii be ~ readiness %
convey ulen To sclooioy's Mountain Washington, bes
derc and EasOn daily. 20 Owego, MILFORD, New san
hope and suecssuuy on Mondays ~ednesdays and IN
days; and 10 ROcsaway, Dover, sparta and Newton on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; each Inc returning
ihe following days 10 meet the P VI ran lOr Se~Yors
stage VIII also leave Tor Bassenfdge every eyenins
on The arrival Of the cars Al NOrrs0wn.
By line recently established stage leaves MOrrsOsr
Tor the DeaV Water Gap and Strogdsburg sianhope
yohnsonburg, Columbia and BlsirsOwn every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday on the arrival OF the A NJ Hsin
from " Y. Returning on tie alternate days, the sses
leaves siro1ds5Urg Att A. D. TO meet the " cars iiom
Aorristown.
changing On leaving the city, passenger. vii Dc
post their baggage In the Al the foot u Cortland q
where an agent viii be IN attendance receive AZ
packages or bundles must he entered the wayb or ne
Company VIII not bold themselves responsible freiGh
VII he forwarded mmei aiey u MornsioWn from Albany
BASIN by stephens Condirs Daily TRANSFORMATION Line y
Nrwrk, or from he Transportation Oce Of the y J d
and Transportation Company, foot q Libery-st.
IRA DODD Superintendent
NETWORK, sCHOOLEYs MOU NTAIN. EAsToN,
end bELNlDkRE, by new line Of pOstcoaches Va ~
Morris aud Essex raIoadhe pubic are hereby ni,fhsi
ha there y running one % he best ines OF Io-F
coaches Ia he United States hei Nornsi0~n ara -
ton Passengers BY this line leave Ne,s-fofA io.' ~
Corlandst. daily. sunday excepted a; Ociock ~
by the Morris and Essex railroad 10 Morrsiow tsnee
new e'd splendid rOst-coschcs through Mndham
schoo - Mountain, POri Golden, Washington and ser
There is also daily line from Washington TO bevloss
which connects win the Nancbchunk WlkrsosIle - -
Reading line Of stages, from Easion, Pa Passenssts :,
Schooleys Mountain BY this line, VII ind post !.
Mou.0wn upou he arrival Of he cars going mlasll. n
Dsyld ssaderson 1895 . ''''''N '- ie2l 4