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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
Prom u. \. r. r1hun. sept. x,tb.

Prom the n. r. Tribune Sept x7sh
A meeting Of some Of the most wealthy New
Iork bankers and dry goods jobbers in the
southern trade Was held by special invitation
last evening, At the New York Hotel, to take
measures 10 remedy, II possible, the present des
perate position Of the Border Rufiian Demo-
crazy. Come Fifty magnates Of finance and cot
Ton we're present. representing capital Of not
less than twenty millions Of dollars. Some Of
the merchants who took part Ia the proceed
ings, were shareholders. The tone Of the meet.
Ing was One Of great dependency and almost
OF despair. One venerable gentleman who adj.
dressed the wealthy audience, told them that IL
was necessary 70 take instant and powerful
measures 10 prevent the defeat Of the Buchanan
ticket at the approaching State election In Penn
sylvAnis. Such defeat, he said, would be a.
most conclusive In favor Of the election Of Ere.
mont. II would dishearten and break down
the Democracy, inspire new courage and energy
In the Republicans Of other States, and In fact
leave little hope Of resisting the triumph Of the
Free State party. Money must be raised, and
raised In liberal quantities
With regard 70 the sums subscribed VIC have
no means Of knowing precisely, except that they
were large. Long before the meeting was
brought TO close, the list stood al not less
than $4,000, aud we presume II far surpassed
that sum at the end At former meeting Of
the same kind at the same place, il is under.
stood that t50, 900 was raised--ail TO carry the
election 10 Pennsylvania. The true Democrats
Of that State have fearful power to contend
with in their efforts 10 carry the State in favor
Of Free Labor. When the grea, capitalists Of
the country thus make common cause with
those who employ murder, robbery and arson
a. the means Of subdaing the free people Of the
Territories and forcing Slavery upon them, it
becomes more than ever necessary for the hon.
est masses who live by their own labor, to rise
against this combined power of money and bar
barous brutality. There is, however, one en-.
couraging fact to be remembered in view OF
this combinatlon and that ia that the lords OF
the money-bag and the cotton-bae have never
yet carried an election against the Democratic
masses when they were thoroughly aroused. Let
us then see to II that they are now called into
action. Farmers, workingmcn, who wish to
leave your children free and independent! 1t
Is for you to save the couatry from the comb.
nation which threatens to exclude white labor
ers from the Territories and hand them over to
the sole occupancy Of slaves and slave breeders.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
A Southern survey OF the Field.

The New Orleans Delta, Elibuster and Dis
union sheet, which advocates the claims of Blu
chanan, reports as follows OF the present aspect
of the struggle:
"Thesc are two main armies in the field, one
under the lead of Fremont and the other under
the lead Of Buchanan. They are nearly divided
by sectional lines; the Buchanan forces have a
"forlorn hope" in the North to oppose the mas.
sivc columns of Back Republcanism and the
Fremont army declared auxaries in Kentucky,
Virginia and Maryland, and more latent strength
In other Southern States than many are aware
But outside these main combatants we find rov.
ing squads of Fillmore men, hurrying and swag.
gering about in everybody's way, and shouting
with many an oath and bravado that they are
going TO play the part Of The little dog in the
.fqht between the aaieorn and the lion, and
EhiD bath ars,ies'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

PoLrrics IN ScHooLs.-A girl ins the High
school, daughter of one of our most respected
fellow citizens, whose only fault is his Fillmore
ism. gave this definition in her lesson in geome
try "A point has position but no substance
Gen. Pierce IS poisas, A hne has position and
length, but no breadth: ifr. Fillmore is a line.
curve is line that varies at every point
Ar Bacaaaaa IS earre. A solid has length,
breadth and thickness: Mr.. fremeist is a solid y
II Proridsaee Journal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

The New York Mirror, one of the most con-
servative of the Northern journals, is strongly
enlisted in the cause Of Freedom in Free Terri
tories. The Mirror always looks upon political
movements with calm and calculating eye, and
thus it looks upon the prospects of the respect
i've Presidential candidates now in the field, and
then makes up its mind as to how things are 60
ing, in this wise:
"No unprecedented observer Of the sings of the
times can deny that the popular tide in favor
of Fremont, is rising higher and higher with
every rising sun. We have seen nothing like
this ground swell among the masses, since the
spontaneous Juror for "Old Rough and Ready
That it will sweep the entire North like Mis-
sissippi crevasse on the 4th of November next,
1t requires no prophet to predict.-The wind and
the current set that way; and the opposers OF
the mighty movement might as well attempt to
resist the force of gravitaton."
For papers that 60 off "halfcocked", such an
opinion wonld not amount to much hut from
the moderate and rejecting Y. Mirror, it is
considerable,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

HALF oI A VILLAGE DEsTRoyEp.-The village
of Perry, Wyoming Co., n. Y, tof Silver Lake
Snake notoriety) was visited by a most severe
eonaagration on Friday, by which more than
half the business portion of the town was laid
in ruins The post office, the Wyoming Times
Office, the Methods, Church, Odd Fellows Hall,
are among the bulldogs destroyed, The building
of Smiths Bank of Perry was destroyed, but its
books and yaluahles saved.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

Paris Soak AAG.-A correspondent of the
Boston Transcript says, that notwithstanding
the beauty of his consort, the Empress, Napole.
on is reported TO be desperately in love with
two other persons-the Countess Castislione, a
fiorentlne OF great wealth and beauty, and the
celebrated Miss Nell, ofEngland, whose captira-
uns powers hare throen spell over the heart
OF the nephew of his uncle
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
. re,r,s 70 ha,no made in Mobile to raj

~ Efforts are being made in Mobile to raise
and equip company for Kansas, and start them
off in time, in order that they may be on hand
at the polls on the 9th of next month, when the
election takes place. We learn from the Mobile
Register, that the company is already formed
and only waiting for its equipment to start fo'
Kansas tbs composed of sixty men, all Ala
bamians. Each recruit, before enlisting, wa:
required to produce proper certificates of hi:
birth place and standing in the community, ane
to take an oath faithfully to support and up
hold the southern cause in, Kansas.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
L. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

MS ESSENCE is preparation of unusual excellence
IN ordinary Darrh9a incipient Cholera in short in
ines'imabe valne During the prevalence Of epidemic
ehoiera ana summer complaints of children 1t Is pecu-
marry eihcacious; no family, individual, or traveller
oAufios-Be sure to get the genuine essence which
prepared only by f. BRO Wly at his Drug and Clsnnf
Philadelphia and for sale by all the respectabie Anobe
carries in the Unitod Sta .es $3.50 fS7
Sold IN Burlington by Z. e. GAY. Taprl bp.y1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

Law SuITs.-Above all things, nv SON.,
avoid litigation, especially in small matters If a
man meets you in the street, and claims the coat
you have upon your back, threatening to COM
mence aaw.suit for its recovery, strip it off and
give it TO m, lest in defending the coat you
may lose your hat and breeches also.-CHief-
Justice Coles adrise to his son.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

LARcEsY.-4nd Al. Eiopcment, 4lmost.-
State of Iowa VS.. Farmer II. Bassett. The de-
PENDANT was brought before Justice Burgesser,
on the 25th inst, on charge of stealing lot
of sardines, oysters, cigars, &c, from the store
of Hatch, Humphreys Co. He plead guilty
to the charge, and, was accordingly held to
bail in the sum of $500 for his appearance at
the next term of the District Court. Failing to
give bail he was committed. Bassett is car
penter, and was in the employ of Messss Hatch,
Humphreys Co.. and had access at all times
to their store. A Mr.. Rodgers, at present resi-.
ding here, charges him with attempting to
elope with his wife, who departed from the city
| on the cars on the morning of the 25th, expect
ing no doubt that he (Bassctt) would follow in
the evening train. Rodgers states that he has
removed with his family successfully from New
York to Michigan, from Michigan to Burlington,
| and from Burlington here, to avoid Bassett, who
has followed him in every instance, persisting
in his attempts to destroy his domestic peace
We should think, however, that Mr.. Rodgers
possesses very forgiving disposition, as he
was exceedingly solcitous yesterday in his at
tempts to have Bassett bailed out.-Muscatine
journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
Supreme Court of Iowa, June Term

Supreme Court of Iowa, June Term,
The following disposition made of the
several cases then and there pending.
John Scott, ct al, vs. VIM. B. Ewing, Des
Moines Co. Affirmed.
j. H. & W. Sunderland VS. E. II. Cooper, Des
Mones Co. Affirmed
Jacob Weider VS. James McConnaughy, Des
Monies Co. Affirmed.
John L. Blaine VS. Robert Stewart, Des Moines
Co. Reversed.
Amelia S. Hollingsworth, Executrix, &c, VS.
Geo. Snyder & 3. G. Worrell, Des Moines Co.
Reversed.
Western Stage Co. VS. Martin o. Walker, Des
Moncs Co. Affirmed,
Amelia S. Hollingsworth, Executrix, &c VS.
Snyder ct al. Des Mones Co. Reversed.
J. F. Henry, ct al, VS. City of Burlington, Des
Moines Co. Continued by agreement.
James McKell VS. Wright Evans & Co., Des
Moines Co. Continued by agreement.
John Pierson VS. John S. Davitt, ct al, Des
Moines Co. Affirmed.
Daniel Purcellvs Henry NJ. Vance, Des Moines
Co. Continued by agreement.
VIM. F. Cowles, ct al, VS. Harrison II Shaw, ct
al, Des Moines Co. Reversed.
Thos. Speryuse 4 Co. VS. John H. Armstrong,
Des Mones Co. Affirmed and Judgment Iowa
City Republican.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
THRESHING MACHINES!
NIOFFITT,s PATENT!!

THE undersigned manufacturing large numbs
l. ofthese celebrated Threshing Machines, which thtI
offer the farmers of this country something that WI
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well Sc
lected and seasoned and work done In the best NAB
ner and machines per- form right In e''
cry respect To thresh ciean and make ready for mar
ket as much grain, in given time, with as little waste
any other now in
This is the Machine that has taken the highest pres
the last three State Pairs Ia Ohio and In m1s
other places In the Western Country, and is regarded
those acquainted with Its merits, foremost anonsh
Threshing Machines.
OUR HORSE POWER, Is We think the most simple, %
rable, and light running power yet introduced I'D Wv
Western Country and will fail to recommend hseh"
those acquainted with its use.
All kinds of repairing done on short notice.
Orders communications from a distance prompa
attended to. X. SPENCER Co',
may11wf Harrington. Iowa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

A LARGE EAGLE-0n the Esd inst. Mr. d. P
Inskeep shot in this vicinity an Eagle measuring
as follows: From extreme points of wings, seven
feet; from tip of bill to end of tail three feet
from ends claws extended, inches. The
claws were worn off blunt, indicating bird Of
a yerv advanced age Ott,fnaica Courier.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
9,.Yeh t',,.hin~ a work.

re understand thai II this present crisis the
immaculate Caleb Cushing ia a. busy as rat
in cheese barreI--thas ne Is working day and
nights in scattering broadcast, in various Ian
gsages, the latest fabrications against the char
aeter of Fremont and his father and mother
Cushing, indeed, rs We are informed, is the
great manufacturer, and his active brain the
great laboratory where most of the dirty iibeis
and ISLANDERS against Fremont have originated.
principal branch Office, are are told, il the
financial Office of August Belmont, the agent
of the Ro,hschilds, IN William street, New York,
where, it is said, the most airocious of these
democratic iibels npon Fremont, may be had in
German, by the package, at bali price. II APP
pears, too, that from she principal magazine I'M
der cashing at Washington, down to all the SUBJ
offices of that concern, they are now industrious
iy employed in dispatching all over Pennsylya.
MIA the documents supposed to be most useful
to prove Fremont cheat, a BASTARD a Catholic,
Know Nothing. coward and cattle steal
err Somebody ought to supply the industrious
Austrian Jewish house of Belmont Co. with
Mr. Buchanan's sworn testimony in behalf OF
Fremont Belmont has become great believer
in what Buchanan says, ever since that confer
ence at Ostend-N Y. Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

- The cholera in Brazil has made dreadful
havoc among the slaves this season. The scar
city of laborers has greatly damaged the coffee
trade, the staple Of the country, and an appro-
priation has been made by the Government for
the encouragement of immigration.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08
CHOLERA CURED.
Ma. MCNEIL

.-.. HMLrowy, Penn, Aug 9th l''"'
Ma. MrSsR1L:
siR:-On Monday last, my son, eighteen years o. y
took something like the cholera sharp pains IN Ms
and legs and very severe cramping In the bowe,. Il,
administered your "American Preparation" and .he
day he was enabled 10 leave his bed and walk aooa-
It is my family medicine and the public should si''
fair trial and It will act its noble part.
Respectfully Yours, ,ox
. .sss ID. - JG. Davidson
Mnnneps Great American Preparation, for sale VIZ
sale and retail at squires Boss ate Talantsp
store Of Jefferson and Main sts, Burlington 1917
may23wy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

EySRfsopy.-In regard to the expected ma
jority for Fremont in Maine, next November, the
Portland Advertiser says: "Many place il at
forty thousand; but we don't see Why they stop
there, for, according to present appearances, ev-
eryhody intends to vote for him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

s A meteor was observed at different points
on Lake Superior coast, on the 18th Of August
. such distances from each other, that its alti.
tuoe from the earth must have been nineteen
twenty Milss, and it, diameter at least 500
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

~ Our millers are paying sl,Oo per bushe
for wheat, old corn is held at Is to 80 cents
T Council Bluffs Bugle.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

Isl @ ls.E -
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
US MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN & LAKE
SHORE HS.Ks.
THlRT9-SIX HOURS TO NEW YORK.
-FOUR TRAINS A DAY,
CETGsAyS excepted carrying the great through
The only direct and reliable Railroad Route being one
hundred and twenty miles to Cleveland Pttsburg
Harrisburg Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
than other route and the most exhibitions
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New York and Boston.
TRAINS LEAVE, .s
1stFast Steamboat Express leave Chicago at 545 A. NJ.
connecting at Toledo at ~ P. NJ, with the splendid
Steamers of this ne-arriye in Buffalo next morning
connecting with Lightning Trains for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening making but one
| night between Chicago and New York Boston, and
that on of the splendid steamers of this Line.
2d-New York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi
arrive in Cleveland at M new York and Boston ST. a
3d-Express Mail leave Chicago .245p.M.,
arrive in Cleveland next morning at O'Clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia Baltimore, New York and
| Boston next morning
4tll-Night Express leave Chicago
arrive in Cleveland next day at PM Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at NJ, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ETC., FOL
lowing morning. also connects at Cleveland with trains
for Dunkrk and Buffalo, arriving in New York the next
| day at noon, and Boston alta Pm.
A the above trains connect direct through to all points
| in Ohio aud Pennsylvania, without any detention.
|
AM, and 2.45P.M
| Only one train Sunday, leave at 9.45P.M.
The2 40 p ". train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'clock
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and uNuries of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis. Capt A. D. Perkins.
Northern Indiana. Capt l. 7. Pheatt.
| southern MchSan. capt L. D. Goldsulth
~ Leaving Toledo daily Sundays eXcepted) at $50
| P. NJ, arriving at Buffalo at G.30 A. NJ.
~ Baggage checked Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
| to New York and Boston,
| Only two changes of cars between Chicago and Pitts
| burg.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, ETC., will from IL to IA hours
time by taking any of the above Trains, any other
| Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago on any of the roads
will find attentive check agents the cars, who will
ce!Ye your checks and convey your baggage free OF
| charge, to the Michigan Southern
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office OF
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House
Chicago; and at the Passenger depot of Van
rem and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad Offices in
the West.
1MPORTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
at Toledo is completed. Trains connecting directly in
the New Depot the middle ground, thus avoiding en-
tirey the annoyance ofthe old Ferry at that place
| GEO. NJ. GRAY,
s- General Passenger Agent,
| Office under fremont House, Chicago.
| Chicago, May 2S, 1885, je7.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

SESsiRLE.--A Bnchanneer in Licking county,
Ohio, the other day said, .He would never vote
for reprobatc like Fremont who left heausi-
full wife at home, and went away over the Becky
Mountains with such critter as Hate Carson. "
This is a fact and was said in earnest,
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Humorous Ameriean Works

CH0Rf AND skETcHY, suited to Summer reading
JNeafs Charcoal Sketches; The Big Bear of Arkansas
pickings from the Pieayune Major jones' Courtship
Major Jones' Sketches Of Travel; Yankee among the
Mermaids, by w E. Barton Stray Subjects arrested and
bound over; Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey Works
Sol Smiths Theatrical Recolections; Tray.
els; Adventures of Capt. Simon Suggs Wild Western
Scenes; Streaks ofSqaattsr Life, &c. For sale by
J.P BROWN,
AUG Third ST., Barrett House Buildings
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

ACCORDING to the census just completed, To.
ronso has population of 1900. In 1852, the
number of inhabitants was So,775.
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Daily and Weekly Paners

NEW YORK and Chicago Papers, Daily; Ballou,s
Pictorial Frank Leslie's Illustrated News waverly
Magazine New YORK Ledger, Ledger of Romance, Flag
Scientific American. Spangled Banner boston Pilot
IRISH News Citizen Irish American, New York Herald
Tribune, and fines, etc.
Thy above papers received regularly every week,
and fos sale by J. p. BROWN,
aus Third street Barret House Building
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

About seren o'clock this morning, . woman
named Ann Riley, who kept an apple stand in
the Fourth Avenue, was crossing the Harlem
railroad track at the corner Of tweaty-sixth
street and Fourth Avenue, whiic a train OF cars
was backing into the depot, and By Some means
she became frightened and fell across the track
The cars we're stopped just as the frst one touch
ed her, bat the woman was taken up and found
to be dead /. is supposed that the sudden
fright caused rapsure Of blood vessel. Cor
oner Perry was called and viii hold an inquest.
IN. Y. Eve Post, 9th.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

HPpENCOTT,S Gazetteer ofthe World;
IL Webster's Dictonary-Unabridged edition
Spier Surennes French Dictionary.
Prescott's Philip II; l yEts
IS Ferdinand Isabella; .
Hoods Peetcal Works, edited by Sargent 2 VOLS.
-Thos. Jeferson's Writings, vols
Just reed at BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
CaT6 Sd St. above Jefarsop
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A. D. GREEN Ell. THOMAS. FlTz HENRY WARREN
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency.

Successors of e. W. Clark, Bros. 4 co.,
Burlington, Iowa.
IIAVE opened House for the transaction OF general
II banking and exchange business, and prepared
receive deposits the most favorable terms. Time
and sight drafts bought and Sold Collections made and
proceeds promptly RENTED. Interest allowed depos
its. Hemittances and orders for exchange from the
country will receive prompt attention uncurren funds
credited lowest rates. and exchange RENTED order
ed without charge. jan.1.-tw1y.
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i B. & NJ. R. R. FREIGHT OFFICE.
TNHsE only Freight train this road leaves Bulng.
l. ton at $40 A. NJ.
All freight designed to be forwarded any particular
day shonld be delivered on the day previous,
may2Sbptf. WM. II. BACKUS, Sup't.
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COPYING PRESSES.-copying Books, &C.
~ Arnold's Writing Fluid Whitneys Pat Inkstands
Portfolios, lock and key-yarioas styles
Bankers Cases, lock and key. ~ -
Chess Men and Chess Boards, ETC., just reed by
may1 + p RP0wS az
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Mr. MUsyEL:
SIR feel II to be my duty you as well TO the 20
c 10 inform you Of the wonderful effect. your Inn
liable "preparation," my whole family having %
the dysentery, cured from the free ofyour
cine. can cheerfuiiy recommend It to the public as
est remedy for dysentary ever invented. have khot
to be used family medicine throughout this snt
section Of the country and have knew to fal
one case yet. . Respectfully yours,
JAMES ARNOLD
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-08

NONNECTING with morning and evening trains at
~ Rock Isiand Muscatine and Burlington, and mt Keo
kuk with st Louis packets. -s
The steamer MCKEE, Leroy Dodge, Master arrives
at Burlington from Keokuk Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings at O'Clock in time for passen-
gers take the morning train for Chicago, and at Keo
kuk time for the St. Louis Packets Returning arrives
Burlington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
ngs O'clock in time for passengers to take the
ing train to Chicago-at MuscatDe and Rock Island to
take the morning trains for Iowa City and Chicago
The steamer BEN CAMPBELL, w. L. Clarke,
Master, arrives at Burlington from Rock Island on
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday mornings, at o'clock
making all the connections above Returning arrives
at Burlington on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
ings at O'Clock, making the same connections the
Mckee. ~ 4,a5 - ~ -t'5 ,.
These are first class steamers and the travelling pub
lie may rest assured that nothing shall be wanting
the part the officers Of each to make passengers
Portable. VIM ENDSLEY, Agent,
ie12tf Office at Ogden Copp's