- age. A rare little book purchased sev- eral years ago by Judge Landis con- tains an account of the travels of one Jahn Lincklaen, a young man born in Amsterdam, who in 1791-92 was sent by the Holland Company into the States of Vermont, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania in order to gather by

prescribed by the Roman Senate to the advance of Cæsar on his march toward the Eternal City to contest with Pompey for the empire of the world. When Cæsar, at the head of his legions, reached this small stream he paused for a little space on its banks before taking a step that probably meant death or the