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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

HOUSE Mr. Davis called 40 The bin 10
pay Il'e 0vereerUr the poor Of Dantille siz =
! . ior keeping " ths JAZZ At naaville, an IN.
sane pauPers pd readina ordered. \.
Efpossed Bills-Ralating 10 applications
70 usueral Assembly, passed Relating 20
process, lh ancndmsnt ~ chapter ~ Of =.
rslaling " arrest Of nop-resideilta on ronifAelg
passed Relating 20 die Office Of State super
same, s., Mr Barrett moved the bill be laid
on the tabls 10 entertain u inemoria la rsla-
ton 10 this subject. Amer some discussion,
the motion was agreed to- a memorial from
the Vermont Teachers Association was pre-
septed, read, and tlis consideration u uis bih
resumed aud after short discussion, passed,
yeas lAg, nays 40. Rspoaling sections Q, A
aud 5, OF chapter 20 OF & &, relating 10 COM
mon schools disniEcd, To,pay tho over
seer Of tho poor Of Danyille sa2,l9 / passed..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
AcADEmIEs.

81 JoHEsHpRT AoApEHY,-The Fall
Term elo'edon ihe i4di. The last two days
were devoted 70 an sxaedna,ion Of the sehol-
ara 10 1he various branches Of studies pur-
sued by them durinG llIv lsrm, except the last
afternoon, whirh was occupied principally IN
prize speaking books Of value continuing
the prizes offered by the Trustees The
speaking generally, is spoken Of az being eK-
cellgpi' The irst prize was awarded to Lewis
Gla4ier, Of AshburphAm, Mas, the second 20
WiillAn Reed, Montpelier, the third to Story
Goss, Waterford. Students la attendance
the past year Winter term 4oi Spring IS;
summer, 90 Fall, 100; total, 275 James X
Colby, Pnaoipali Assistants, b. +, Ray, Miss
Emma l.. Taylor, Miss Caroline r. Depison;
A. e. Goes, teaeiiur- OF PeumHnstiiP,
The Catalogue Of the Caledonia County
Grammar school for 1881, We 6nd upon our
liable, fron, Il we learn that the attendance
for tho year has been as follows Winter
term, &c. Spring, 81; Summer, 80; Fall o.
Total, geo. Ira o, Miller, Principal. Miss
phtbe McKeen, Preceptress, Mics Josephine
NJ. stoddard. Teacher Of French aud Music,
and Miss Louisa L, Bradlee Teacher OF Paint
ing aud Drawing.
I HEwDUnr SEMN ARY.-- For tho Catalogue,
Of this Institution for the year 1891. We are
indebted to the Politenes' " the hrincipal.--
Il also embraces a isl of the students OF the
Female Collegiate Inslituie.upon which there
has boon an attendance OF GO ladies foe the
year. In the Seminary the number Of stu.
dents the Winter Term was 100; Spring, p
Summer, 90, Fall. 250=latal, ,Feurir.
ers, Rev. J. p. King, Principal. IT, T.. Noyes,
Professor ~ Mathematics, &C., G.. ". Abbott,
Teacher Of Natural SCienec, &c., Caroline j.
Lane, Preceptrcss in the Female Institute
aud Seminary, with several Assistants.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22


Ecre comparatively rieh could boy them, and
hhson years ago, taE, which nov svlh i9r
nc ,cnr, could pot Ia purchased fsT less
lha, twelve euniE Daring tho aStwar be-
~ ga ApeSga apa England .sOftop tlosh
WhIeh'aog eau b. poryhuscd for eight cent,
sonld not h PargIasad ior forty. Blanchard
has given tho word a machine, which BY put
ding a rough Blogh u marLle upon q spindle
,5'n turns Il lulg tbe likeness o. cLAF %
NEbETfR
AM " ds IAsI halfconiAFy-haa sirea blrlh
90 20 many gpal fiisrq @iS. nn,t Iugenaops,
Il there any rsaioh 20 fouLs that the future
may g.orv lhaq optsUP lbe Pasl2 We Gan
zee mono Hole 10 pointing her lnRgr % lhs
,yAr io5o.L-t8isbl6f Ahdbspg =, ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

GENERAL BASKiSa DILL.--The Senate
passed Geneul Banking Bill, and on Mon
day afternoon IL was sanctioned by the House
by vote Of 1928 10 20. IT, provisions have
not yet been made public, but arc. probably.
iike such bills generally allowing any mum
her Of persons depositing stocks aud securi-
ties with the Treasurer Of the State, the priv
ilege OF issuing bills
r. T. s. The Daily Journal Of the iath, con
iains synopsis Of the hill, as follows
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
THE GgNERAL NAMING LAW.


Three years ago this measure was intro
luced by Mr IIuhhclI or Fairfax, and Il at
once met with deridcd favor from few mem.
hers Of all parties, but comparatively few,-
II was by all. however. regarded a. a matter
ofVery great Importance and worthy OF full.
hir aud deliberate examination. For thi,
purpose the bill was then printed With the
laws. and circulated throughout the State
AZ the last session. the measure gained many
friends; and now IL has received the sanction
Of both houses, and the signature OF the Gov
ernor. aud is the law Of the State. taking cE
feet from the l7th inst, From tho outset. thc
real difficulty has been 10 make the measure
practicable as well rs safe. Il was easy 70
provide ample serurity for the redemption
Of bills; butii was no, easy to provide acccp-
table securities ola Kind Rdf eould be Gad.-
CniIcd States aud State stocks were suggr,.
ted but these were not to he hal. Bond.
aud mortgages secured hy real estate. were
then offered NJ an Alternative; hut this met
with serious objections Both objections are
obviAied by rhc law now passed, the leadinc
principles OF which are these
-, . 80, ~ "N''e may o' ''rtn'd
~,,,, - -. !! s"a'' y" persons,
!, ~ y io iir"Ni'i' '''Ve-
49,, ~, 49,. 81. go ~" ",s'N'"'''" W q" a
1000. upon receiving transfer of an G.
~ wv P""''c o'o'Ns OF tue Unit
VI ~ ~ Ce 49, " 'ua''a'nuse''s'Ne"
n.."'.,,. $3.50 ~ ,D"''s''', w ""oa' island New
y 'S'"'o'',, o",o' new jersey or
-. - 49,, SUES 70 DC tnaae'eqaal 10
-. -. T.. S', - "'O" '',ei,'"s noy ,he
IsIri-L1-1- ""u tue remaining
~. ~ -, "''' 10 o" P'o"u''''e rear
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

REroRr OF THE STATE SUPERINTEN-
DE7T OF COMMON ScHooLs.-We have
had barely time TO run our eve hastily over
the pages OF this document, II contains lu-
cid and some What extended view of the evils
existing, at present, in connection with our
Primary Schools; the means employed for
their removal; and the success of these means
thus far. Among the evils enumerated the
more prominent are, the indifference Of pa
rents, poor school houses, and Incompetent
teachers. The principal means which have
beou used to remedy these evils, arc, TO at
tempt 10 arouse and direct public attention to
the subject by lectures and town school cele-
bratioRs. and to improve teachers by 1psti-
tutcs. The Report exhibits an encouraging
aspect There has been marked improve
ment, in many localities, in school houses -
Old and inconveniently constructed houses,
have given place to new ones Constructed up
on improved plans, and deeper interest IS
manifested by the community at large in the
subject of education. The superintendent
SAYS: "If may be allowed to make my own
observations the standard OF Judgment, ]
should unhcsitaiinnly SAY, that the cause OF
education is gaining favor throughout tie
State" We.trust that such is the fact We
feel quite sure lift is not il is not owing TO any
want Of faithful and earnest effort on the part
ofthe Superintendent CAristfdn Messenger.
or The new Church Of the First Congre-
gationNl Society in Bellows Falls, was dedi-
Gated on Wednesday, Nov. / 9Th, on which oc-
CASTOR Rev John G.. Wilson WIS ordained,
and heearnn pastor Of the SSaziAty,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

OrsTERs---ve forgot TO acknowledge, last
week, as VIC intended TO have done, the re-
ceipt OF a dish Of ine oysters from the new
eating establishment of Messrs. Woodbury. &
Flint, on Railroad street The oysters werc
the best we have scen for long time and
sI,,t a. s,e -eheHnd 10 nc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Or We have seldom known snow to fall so
thick and rapidly as IL did here last Saturday
Rain had previously fallen and frozen, cover
ing the. ground, the trees and every thing
with coat of ice. Several inches of snow
then fell, and'tho trees in every direction,
on Wednesday, were still burdened with Il,
presenting beautiful sight to the beholdor.--
Yunng fruit TREES from which the leo Was not
stakcn, .hrvss- tSeE iVStjty t1PuAEp. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
90 Some Of the Massneh.lsetts papcfs col

a1s Some of the Massachusetts papers con-
tain call for meeting to nominate the Hon
Daniel Webster for the Presidency. The
most efIectual and eloquent meeting, il strikes
us; would have been such an ono at the polls,
on the day of the State election, as would
have redeemed the State from the power of
locosocoism.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Nav YoRK AGAIE.-- since our lat tho
result Of the New Yn@k deetion has aasimed
several i,ases b,rl the lasl Is, and il Z pfiie-
ial fom aIl but one county, that sl1 lo,sfnco'
on the State tieket Ans slected, with tvo
Whigs--tbe Wigs elect stats Tressnr'
er and a Canal Commissioner. The Senate
il equally divided. aud the House contains
two Wing majority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

or For week or so the Legislature has
beer at work in earnest, daytime and even
ing. Itadjourncd without day at o'clock on
Thursday morning the goth. Tuesday af.
tcrnoon the House Bill to repeal the Habcas
Corpus Act was rejected or the third reading
by vote Of nearly three to one.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
T III Il Q Ale ID. % An.

a longer 'ims shau tFeniy day'i adopted and
HorsE-Tbs Nh 20 incorporate tho
Springfield Baud Fas velied up by Mv burke,
a stali46eni Of fiafs wna gwen, the bill de
cussed Ia Mr. 1lirke, and ad reading order
81. NJ Durkrp sailed ~ the lgll 20 rfpeal
seriloiys . ee aud iig of cB, rulahhgt0 sob
srripdons for bank aook discussed by Mr.
Woodwafd la favor, aud third reading order
ed.
: Rngrossed Bll-In addition to chap o5 Of
c =, relating 70 the sale Of she homestead ia
case OF idoy on lunaey ofthe wife passed.
HOUSE. teuing-ReForls Of Commit
tees-By the Judiciary coliuntfce, W favor
OF sehats BIN 20 amend an act 70 Incorporate
the Farmers Mutual Fire lnsuranee COmpa-
N.Y. read the third time and passed. By the
same, against Senate III rulRtIng 10 rorpora-
tons Az meetings shali ~ held la this siate
Ari hiird reading refused. ny the SAINT, in
favor Of bill 10 restore Winthrop Young 20
hi4 legal Fiahts sud ft1viirprsi Sd reHriiHf
ordered ny the committee on Manufacture
10 Eyof Of Senate ian 20 incorporate the
Brandon Iron Anl Car Wheel Company, With
smendnenlii adopted, read the third time
and passpd. Ily the committee on the judi
diary, IN favor Of the bill 70 incorporate the
Vernon naptiyt State Convention 81 Rad.
Ing onlgrrd BY ihe same, against Senate
bill relating 20 Judgments by confession ad
reading refused, BY the same, ~ favor Of
bill from the Senate relating 20 notariea pub
Ilr, with proposals Of Hmendment adopted
rad tho 80 time and passed
Sir Ross called up The bin 10 repeal act OF
ielb Rhd Amendment o. act ofl840, relating
10 commad schools The question was ilpon
fie amendmsnis by tho Gsnetal Committee
abolifhine the oHre Of State Superintendent
OF COMMON schools, an.i adopted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

CT The following letter came to hand last
week, but not ill our paper was put to press.
Our correspondence hvors will be more time.
~ if forwardedJA day or two earlier In the
xycak
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Tina sIEGE 90 MATAaoRAs--Daies from
Maiamnras 10 the OH instant, state that the
rp'outionary operations In Northern Mexico
have been abandoned, and that CaRyeal's
forrea have been dishandsd
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
THE LEGISLATURE.

~ NAAlN tfAnha- aHNNa T.
SENATE Tie scnnte ,asael the bill con,
ltninH sbG 81 clmpi % q ) ths couft mAy
ERanl No elp'sdap name ofsi'hsEpafiy 10 a
tit ontcrms .H. -..r-E W
Tts ,Esynsson Of u,e Atlantic and So, Law
fsnoe railfond uill was resumed, BIZ Dew
~ tpos s'againht rhd aifoptioh OF The hmend'
mFnt. Messra Cofrlebi Seymour and Bige'
low Hltp opposed ice amrndRgni, hr liotss
prQpused ~ aiVcnd, the .ansndWsni, % ihat
'insAai ~ having toanniifIdpcfs ID ip.Ate. The
AhnikdiRi aud PiuanmpsiU aud lphneeucut
Rivers C0iupanies iuay rAtrnu theif roads 20,
and roulcci with The Allantc and So Law
rvnee lllitad, ~ laland pond, or ftl other
Ioluf ~ tlipy inny determine, the Atlantic 10
receive dod carry freight and passeogerp Of
the'stso companies manual TtthoHs RreRrar
charge than 10 individuals Or 20 other Rail-
road Companies. Mr. H. ppskv IN favor OF
I'll. anypdmcnh pvnding which the Senate
adlourngl
nOUsE-TbS an 20 tax the profits Of
Lanking, agss inisph M Mr. RnrteiL InoEsd
To- ,IiTinifsi bppos,l- by Mr. Martin of Land.
p.otc, aud agreed to, % 10 90,
Alsq 20 authorize uo business Of banking
ihc paffagc ~ which was rcccupendcd Iiy
the comu.i iIee Of p-nl.s,ls- s1ru-r-urmVuTI
--ndqp'ed, aud sd rcAdug ordered yeas l0S
naysNl,
SENATE-P NJ Reports OF Committees
ny tlr same, against bill In addition 10 chap
% otC relating to milroadsi II any person
shall EULER amy hrat 10 90 at. largo. on aus
railroads after i is fenced, he shalt be liobl,
90 the company and have no claim for dana
gee; indefinitely postponed BY tho same
on bill relating 10 railrbads. o substitute iol
lhr original bill, defining the punishment iol
carrlessucrs la cngnecrr, Rwmsn, conductors
&c.. aud making several important alteration
In the general railroad law; laid on tho to-
Lid frr .~'|| 's'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
Friday. Nnv. "A.

---- r ~ 20 Friday, NOV. II,
SEM TE-The House further appended
mo Atlantic and ST. Lawrence RaslFeaA biA
~ niahjbg THE aSt and The M" q vess.-h Il ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Engrossed Blls-To incorporate the Bran
don Savings Bank passed. To incorporate
the Mercantile Bank. at ST. Adams passed
In alteration Of the militia law repeating all
laws that provide for compensation to the u
Informed miliia, aud altering the salaries OF
certain officers passed. To incorporate the
Addison County Bank Mt Vcrgcnncs. Mr.
Grandoy called Cor n statement OF facts, which
was given. and the bill discussed by ,'lesSrS
Barrett, Porter Of Ferrisburg, Rose, Barlow,
Evcrts, Fletcher of Orwell, .\llcn and Bow
dish, and passed, yeas 81. nays 30.
The bill 10 inc orporate the Waits River
Bank Mt Bradford, was then taken up, IL hay
ing been made n special order. A statement
Of facts was elected by Mcssrs Barrett, Da-
Sis and Barlow, aad after short discussion
the bill was refused third reading, yeas 20,
NAYS ll5, . ....f
The bill 10 incorporate the Mortified Bank
was taken up, il having been made special
order. further statement oI4acts was CALI
ed ont by Mr. Reed, and the bill discussed by
Mr. Gregory in favor, and by Mr. Reed in OPP
position, and passed--yeas ZIG, nays ca. t
The bill 10 authorize the business of bank
ing was passed by the Senate and sent TO the
House for concurrence, and referred TO select
SENATE---P M--Mr Blake called up the
bill relating to Banks. The question was
then on the adoption of the amendment pro-
posed by the House striking out the first and
third sections, aud mos ed to amend by substi-
tuiing for the first section so that no indiyid-
ual or corporation shall be- indebted at any
one time TO any bank in this State more than
ten per cent. Of the capital actually paid in,
except for dcpositc to redeem no officer in
any bank shall be principal surety on any
notc to the, bank to q greater sum than FIVE
per cent of the capital pail in, or indebted
in a greater sum than three per cent; which
was adopted and the. amendment concurrcd
IN. Dude g." "5r,ea -
Mr. Miller called up the bill in addition TO
chap. 20 & 8, relating to warning school
ssertinr-, and moved to,amrnd 50 that b dis
xrtst Ahsit ~ no time s'ljonFphts meeting far
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22
Saturday. Nov. IS

Saturday. Nov. IS
SENATE-The President announced rs
the select committee on the bill regulating
the traffic in intoxicating liquors, Mcssrs Mar
vim, Norihrop, Crowley and Bachelor"
Mr. Blake called up the bill authorizing the
business OF banking, and il received It's thir'l
reading. On motion of MIR Keith the word
"shall' was substituted for "may" in the see
ond line Of 39th section :. tue bill was then
passed, yeas 10, nays 9.
The Senate passed the -hillA -rnlaiing To the
titles to real estate, incorporating the Rock
ingham Academy, to pay Henry Stevens the
sum therein mentioned, and amending chap
90 c ) rclating to diseased sheep.
On motion of Mr. Dewey il was ordered
that the bills altering the time OF holding
county courts in Washington and Essex coun-
ties, and the Supreme courts in Lamolle, Or
leans, Caledonia and Essex counties be en-
crossed in the same bill, with an alteration of
IL az a L aE 49,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Mn, Enron The u. s. Steam-F rignte
Mississippi, arrived al ibis port yesicrlAy.--
Kossuih is on his way to this city. lie len
Liverpool on tho sth November John c.
Long Capt Of u. S. Steam FrigAte Mississip-
ri and officers contradict the misreprcsentA-
tions in. relation to difficulties between him
and Kossuth, The Mayor Of this city, Am
brose c. Kingsland, has received letter
from Kossuth, speaking in very aattcrine
terms Of Capt. Long and officers and denying
the ISLANDERS which have been circulated by
persons interested IN prejudieing the Ameri-
can people SRains, Kossuth. lie will probA-
blc arrive in this city next week, when
splendid reception will be given him.
The election in this State has terminated
rather disastrously for the whigs The re-
sult in relation tot State ticket will not hc
determined until Thursday--ihcn we shall
get the official returns. In the city the Whigs
have elected only out OF 20 Aldermen and
assistant Aldermen Alex. w. Bradford,
(whig) has been reelected Surrogate, aud
> out of4 Senators have hccn elected.
The defeat OF the whigs in the city is ow-
ing to many influences, In four or five Wards
'hcy were contending against each other
The Temperance tickets were gotten up by
hariy dcmagocncs 10 draw or Wing VOTES
The Union Safety Committee endorsed Ger
tain candidates, dcsgncdly TO defeat the
Whias- rhes supported rho regular iocoio-
90 charter tickets throughout the city.
The hest expose Of the Manifesto. of the
Union & Safety -Canamiiiea was the letter OF
John c. Spencer 10 George IYood. n member
Of the Committee. Just prior To the election.
This committee is composed of some OF the
first LAWYERS and merchants in the State and
disappointed politicians-lawycrs who arr
conrting hnsine.. merchants fishing for
southern trade, and politicians frauduleH,ly
aiming blow at the Wing party. The
committee Is based upon false prcmiscs-tha,
the UnioR is in tlanrrr-that the majority are
wanting in support of tho Constitution and
Laws. Whereas the fidelity OF every Amer
iran citizen TO the Constitution and Laws il
undouh,ed bn, that the right OF petition for
the alteration or repeal OF amy law, is and
should he held sacred. The Compromise
Measures entered into in good Gath have been
and will be enforced by all supporter, Of law
and order, although by some deemed objcc-
Tiona6fc.
Tn the first election district Of the 18th
Ward of the city the ballot boxes were de-
stroyed and the election was declared by the
ballots in the second DISTRICT of said Ward
Some of the persons concerned in destroying
the boxes have been arrcstcd.
Last evening DR.. Cotton gave n lecture at
Tripfcr Halt on the Fire Annihiiator. The
experiments were deemed satisfactory on a
smalt scale. The gas might destroy fire.
when confined to small room or prevent
damage to goods, but that IL would destroy a
large fire is yet undecided
The Aston Library in Lafayette Place is
nearly completed. Itris destined to be one Of
of the best tuition in the city. All win have
free access TO read, but not 10 take out books
---of which will give you full description
in future. Yours truly, A. j.. III.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

Monday. Nov ~:
sRNATE-Thc Senate passed the bill TO
change the time Of holding courts In the roun'
ties of Washington. Lainoille, Orleans, EsseS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-22

THE Senate refused the third reading Of
the bll relating 10 Foreign Insurance ceru-
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-15
A rrirr a, Easlon same days ~ 6 ? NJ !;

Anive a. Eason same days oy N !
leave Eason daily except Sunday al 6 q m;
Arrive at Philadelphia days by m.
sslO From Philadelphia by COlshOhocken, NCT'own Port
Kennedy, Valley F .tge Phenixvills, Rogers Ford,
Limerick Bridge, PottsioNn, Dougasvlle, Bsums-
lowo BndgbMo Reading, MoArsvile, LeesPort,
Hamburg, Port Clinton, Aubume, Orwigsburg, and
Schuylkil H wen, to PotsviIe, 81 miles and back
twice daily, except Sunday. from 5h March to 18Th
NOvember, and daily except Sunday from 18th No
xarnbar IN 18th March
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-11-15


1897 From Port Clinton, by Drehesvle, Fochts Fsrge to
Tamaqua 30 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Port Clinton daily, except Sunday, after arrival
of Philadelphia mail, say at IL ms
Arrive at Tamaqua same days by II pm;
Leave Tamaqua daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Port Clinton same days by 81 m.
929S From Tamaqua, by Evansville, Hazeton, and Mount
Surprise, to Wilkesbarre, 3s miles and back, SIX
times a week.
Leave Tamaqua daily, except Sunday, at II P m;
Arrive at Wikesbarre days by IL pm;
Leave Wilkesbarre daily, except Sunday, at 8 am;
Arrive at Tamaqua same days by i m.
9299 From Womesdof and Millbacb to Shaefiersown,
miles and back, three times week.
Leave Womesdorf every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Shaefferstown days by Gam;
Leave Shaeffersown every Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday at ii am;
Arrive at Womesdon same days by pm.
$500 From Lebanon, by Mount Zion, to Fredericksburg
miles and back, once week.
Leave Lebanon every Saturday at l pm;
Arrive at Fredericksburg same day by 3 pm;
Leave Fredericksburg every Saturday at 10 m
Arrive at Lebanon same day by IL m.
1901 From Reamsown by Schoeneck, Renholdsville and
Cocalico, to Shaeferstown, II miles, and back
a week
Leave Reamstown every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Shaeierstown day by 10
Leave Shaeferstown every Saturday at i a m;
Arrive at Reamstown same day by m.
1902 From Lancaster by Landisve, Saumga Mount Joy,
Elizabethown, Portsmouth, Middleiown, and High
SpiTe, to Harrisburg, 37k miles, and back twice
daily.
Leave Lancaster daily at Al M and II am;
Arrive at Harrisburg days by CD and pm;
Leave Harrisburg daily at 10 m and at pm;
Arrive at Lancaster same days by IL m and by m!