THE TIMES OR WEEKLY PORCUPINE By WILLIAM FREDERIC WORNER O N January 3rd, 1798, Johann Albrecht und Comp. (John Albright and Co.) established a German weekly newspaper in Lancaster borough, the title of which was "Der Deutsche Por- cupein und Lancaster Anzeigs-Nachrichten." The Library of Con

and 16; the dedication of "Wheatland," former home of President James Buchanan, who was also the first president of the Board of Trustees of Franklin and Marshall College; and the unveiling of the tablet commemorating the joint sesqui-centennial of the Constitution of the United States and of Franklin

REUBEN CHAMBERS, EDITOR OF THE BETHANIA PALLADIUM By GEORGE W. HENSEL, JR. A BOUT thirty-five years ago, the late Robert J. Houston wrote a biographical sketch of Reuben Chambers, the eccentric and irascible editor of The Bethania Palladium, a small four-page weekly newspaper published in

Items of Interest from the Neue Unpartheyische Lancaster Zeitung, and Anzeigs-Nachrichten By AUGUST LERBSCHER and ALBERT CAVIN A S early as 1752, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, boasted of a bi- weekly newspaper, the title of which was Die Lancastersche Zeitung; it also bore the English title of The