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C6nncil Proceedings.

Ottumwa Nov. Is, 1859, l-2 PM.
Council met, Present, Mayor, Recorder,
Marshal,-Ald. Hawley, Daum, Prugh
Hunter, Neville, Milburn. Absent, So
licitor, Aid Potter, Bradshaw, and
Caldwell.
Journal of last meeting read and
approved.
The ordinance of which notice was
given on last evening, was taken up
and read. Mr.. Damn moved to amend
by striking out of ordinance No 23 all
of End Sec.-amendment lost. The
vote was then taken upon the ordinance
and lost.
The aud. com. report in favor of act.
of Devin & Bro, of 81 80, for sundries-
Mayor and Recorder instructed to
draw an order for the same-also in
favor of acct. of J. Fl. Myers, of 500 SO
for services as Marshal, from Oct. 10th
to Nov. 10, '5s.
Mayor and Recorder instructed to
draw an order for the same.
On motion of Mr.. Prugh, Resolved
that com. Of three be appointed to
examine College Square, and report at
the next meeting ofthe Council the con.
dition of said square-carried.
Messrs Prugh, Daum, and Hawley
were appointed said com.
Moved by Mr.. Prugh that the So.
licit"r act as chairman of said com.
carried.
On motion Of Mr.. Daum Resolved.
that the Mayor and Recorder be in
structed to give City orders to all
persons having the Marshal's receipt
for work done on Court St-Carried.
On motion adjourned.
w. GOLDSMITH,
Recorder.
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Cosmopolitan Art Association.

We take pleasure in calling attention to the
fifth announcement Of this most useful and de-
serving Institution. The inducement presen-
ted this year to subscribers exceed greatly those
of any former year, scince its organzation.-
In the frs. place they offer Splendid steel
Engraving Of H. rings celebrated painting,
"the Village Blacksmith intrinsically worth
many times the subscription money, $500
1t is 80 by 81 inches, and the finest specimen
of Art, probably that has ever been issued IN
this country. sent free Of postage.
Besides the engraving, subscribers are furnish
ed with the /" Art Jonrnal," quarto volume Of
some Is pages, richly embelshed, and filled
with interesting reading matter. The Journal
alone is cheap at $500.
In addition to the picture and tho book, the
Association will distribute the large and valu-
able collection Il Statues, paintings and
other works Of art, which they have pur-
chased at immense cost for this purpose.
The Cosmopolitan IS in itself one Of our
most deserving institutions, having in view to
promote taste for Art, among the people Of
the country, and the plan which they have
adopted is an admirable one. We cannot too
strongly commend It to public appreciation
and support. A. w. Castor, Esq, is Agent
for this City, or C. L. Derby, Actuarv, C. A..
A. may be addressed, at 54S, Broadway, New
York.
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLIoN.-It is gen.
erally consid red benevolent to clothe tte
naked. IL It is SO, Belts & Woodward are
fully epared to occnpya high rank among
make these observations the other day, during
visit 20 their establishment, to inspect their
mammoth stock OF various garments, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Shoes, and everything else in the
line of gentemens apparel. They can litter
ally clothe their fellow critters from top to toe.
And their goods are none of the .lop shop sort
but manufactured of good material and in the
best manner. 1t is truly astonishing to think
how cheap. too, they sell, scarcely the cost of
the bare materials one would think.
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The unprecedented Sales and unboundsd
popularity of DR.. Christie's Ague Balsam has
induced saveral persons to get up an Ague
Balsam, initiating DR.. Christie's In almost
every particular as far as appearance is con-
cerned, and was it not for the law would even
bave appropriated the NAME Of DR.. Christie.
Beware Of all Ague Balsams except DR.. Chris
ties as his is the only ORR GIHAL and GENUINE
article,-aIl others are base limitations.
Again we repeat the caution. Be sure and
ask for DR.. Christis's Agus Balsam, aud take
nothing else.
Bodies, SINH Il Co., Wholesale Agents,
Chicago, and also for sale in Ottumwa by
w. F. Elmendorf, J. L. Taylor, C. Lawrence
and by Agents everywhere.
See Advertise ment.
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"Dr. Chrlstie's Balsam for Ague and Fever
is winning golden oppinions as a preventive
and cure for that much dreaded disease. -
Much Of the dread experienced by persons
emigrating to new country. will be removed
when they know how easily and thoroughly
the Balsam cures the disease for which it is
designed. "-[ Alanmouth (nl.) Guardian.
The above 10 only one Of the numerous ia
vorable notices Of free and untrameled press.
speaks in its favor, it cannot be otherwise than
popular.
For sale in Ottumwa by w. f. Elmendorf,
j. L. Taylor, C. Lawrence and by agents every
where. See Advertisement.
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Tie OskalOOsa Movement.

The citizens Of Oskaloosa have been study
ing the subject of Railroads lately with the
view Of determining the prospect before them
of a connection by rail with the rest Of the
world, and the conclusion to which they have
come, as we learn from the Herald, is tina: it
will be well for them to abandon the project
upon which they have heretofore depended,
extension of the Muscatine Road, and look
elsewhere, for a nearer and speedier outlet
The result Of their Investigations will be found
in an article which we transfer to our columns
from the Herald. They have satisfied them
selves, it would seem, that Ottumwa is the
point with which their interests require them
to seek connection, and they accordingly
propose to build a road to this place They
find that we are sure Of the intersection of at
least three important roads, to-wit: The
Burlington & Missouri River, the Keokuk.
Fort Des Moines & Minnesota, and the North
Missouri, all Of them reliable projects. the
former on the eve of completion, the two lat
ter ultimately certain, the only question being
one Of time. By building 25 miles, over
very favorable route, without stream to
bridge, they can secure connection with all
these roads, and obtain through them access to
the East, South East, and the South. The dis
lance to Washington, the present terminus of
the VI. & o. Road, 10 60 miles, and Skunk in
the way. They are thrown on their own re-
sources anyhow, and they think, justify as it
would seem, that it will be easier to build 25
miles Of road, over q favorable route, than 60
over very expensive one. And they also
think, that connection with these roads, by
which they can obtain immediate access to
the Eastern and Southern markets, will be
better for them, than q connection with one
road leading only East.
We congratulate our friends up in Proud
Mahaska upon the very just conclusions to
which their recent examination of this impoy-
tant subject has led them. We are only sur
prised that they have not come to the same
conclusion long ago. 1t has been no fault of
ours however. We have repeatedly called at
tenton to the geographical position Of OF
tumwa. constituting it the natural centre Of the
railroad system OF Southern Iowa, and the only
point where every important line of road can
connect with every other. M"haska county
must come here. They have the choice to come
by Pail or in the old fashioned way but come
they must and will. Here will they get their
dry goods from the East, and their groceries
and iron from the South. Here will come
their cattle and hogs seeking market East or
South, and here they will take the cars for
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The Great Drawback to person

The Great Drawback to persons
emigrating to the extreme Western country,
is the great fear they have OF The Fever and
Ague-the most dreful of all diseases. E,ery
day we hesr of persons attacked by this dis
ease and made helpless in a short time, with
out any means of afording relief. In view Of
the grea: demand for remedy, Dr.. HosrEr-
TER has presented his celebrated ssBitters,"
whose curtive power for all disease of the
stomach have been universally acknowledged.
The "Bitters." prepared after long expert
ence and deep study, have received the en-
comiums Of the most eminent physicians. as
well as all classes, from every part Of our
country. To those who doubt their many vir-
tues, all we Can say is, to try them, and Judge
for themselves, respectively.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
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SHOCKING CAsuALTY.-Three persons were
killed al Eddyv,Ie, on Saturday last, and one
seriously injured by the explosion Of boiler
in the steam mill. formerly owned by Houver
and Smith. A Mr.. Buford was Immediately
killed aid Thos. Fox, aged IL years, WIN. Fox
aged Ia were so severely scalded that they
two last were inferred at the Catholic burying
ground Of this City on Monday. The Engineer
whose name we did not learn, is likely to re-
cover. The accident We are inform d was tn 9
result of carelessness, in allowing the water
tobecome too low, and then letting in cold
water when under Full head Of steam
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Lady's praise Of Spaldins,s Oil

As The shadows Of evening began to fail
A Lady was dressing her hair for the Ball;
Soft were the accents that fell from her tongue
And this was the song that the lady sung
"a way with Pomatum and Bandoline,
No more in my room shall Bears Greese be seen,
The hairs soft texture they only spoil;
Oh, give me the Castor and Rosemary OH
It's made my tresses icok soft and bright,
And my bair keeps its curls tho dance all night.
No more IF greese or strong spirit for me,
But Spading's mixture OF Rosemary.
Sold by W. F. ELMENDORF, sole agent
for Ottuinwa
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PErERsoN's COUNTERFEIT DErEcroR AND
BANK NOTE LIST is corrected by Drexel &
Co., the well known Bankers and Brokers,
and is the best detector of Counterfeit or Al
tered Notes, published in this country. The
November number, issued this day, fully ies-
cribes " Eighty-six New Counterfeits" and con-
tains fac smile engraving of bogus Bank
Note that is being altered to various Banks all
over the country, aud which is being put into
extensive circulation. II also contains several
pages of other valuable information of every
thing appertaining to Bank Notes. We have
no hesitation in pronouncing it the most COM
plete, reliable and bes: publication Of the kind
in the United States. 1t should be in the
hands of every storekeeper in the whole coun-
try, and we would advise all such TO send One
Dollar in a letter, for years subscription, to
the publishers, and thus subscribe for it at once.
II is published, by T. B. Peterson s. Brothers,
No. 306 Chestnut ST., Phila.
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MORE MEN WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY.

FEW more active and enterprising young men
can find Immediate employment, by which they can
several new and popular works just published excIu
svely for agents. and not for sale In Bookstores We
have great number Of agents employed, many Of
whom are making from $15 to $40 per week. Those
wishing 70 engage In this pleasant and profitable bust
mes, will for particulars, etc., address
c. L. DERBY 4 CO.,
Publishers 4 Wholesale Booksellers
Sandusky City, Ohio.
~ Editors Of newspapers giving the above and
following three insertions, and calling attention to It,
and sending copy containing 1t, will receive any
three Of the following works:
Life Of Napoleon, by Headley, ~ IS
Life Of Lafayette, +" g 81 %
Life of Josephine, 81 rs
Wild Scenes OF Hunters Life, II Is
Any person wishing any Of the above books, can
have them sent by mall free Of postage, receipt Of
the above retail price. Address,
OIL DERBY CO.
NOV II, 1858. n86-8t
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DIR. DuPcNc0s GOLDEN PxR1oprcAr
p l L l. s /:
Top EEMATuc
FOR FEMALES

In that condition, a. the
proprietor assumes no
responsib ility after the
above admonition, a.
though their mikine a
would prevent any in
jury TO health I; other
wise these pills are re-
commended. Directions
accompanying each box,
Price, 81.
N. B.-Ask for Dr. Du.
ponco's Golden Pills.
See signature on every
box. You then obtain (
pin you may dapend up
on.
Ladies BY enclosing
one dollar BY mail %
either Of the agents be-
low, can have the pillQ
sent (coniidentislly) 10
Amy part Of the country.
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The New YoRK WAvERLEy.-This is the
title of very handsomely printed, and well
filed Weekly Literary illustrated Newspaper
just started in New York, by B Baker & Go.
This new candidate for public favor, of which
we have before US the 2nd number, is just as
interesting and beautiful as paper can he and
we predict that it will becorne popular in this
part of the country. The terms are So. For
further particulars see Prospectus.
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Farm for Sale.
vINHs undersfgn offer for sale, on the most accommo
- dating terms, and at an extraordinary low price,
and W y ofSec. 8, and the VI 4 Of " X Of See
- and ~ rods wide east and west by 100 rods 81
on o. the side OF the Of Sec. T. all In Township
no. ~ 10 containing 224h acres, In wopello Coun.
The above land must be sold and bareainis offered
STARR, PHELPS 4 ROBERTsON,
Burlington, Iowa.
Ottumws.
Nov 25th. 1853.
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AHPERS NEW MONTH LY NAGAZINE
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requested to renew them without delay.
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uo,ars year. or 70 cents number The eemi annua1
s",ames as completed, neatly bound In CIoth. ~
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nsen 10 these who wish to have their back nnmhsr.
uniformly bound, at 25 cents each, Seyenteen VOL
calf. 0'"s s"u $50 IN hsn
The publishers win supply specimen number. .,..,.
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Magazine ~ 'O' S"Ss"an8 We
They will also supply Clubs Of two persops n ytyS
uoars year, hve persons Ut Ten doilars or eleved
persons az twenty dollars. Clergymen and Teachera
suPpIied ~ Two dollars . year. Number nm ~
volumes. AA'v sss U0sno
The commencement Of . volume affords 6svor>h,.
occasion Tor the opening Of subscriptions Thess
may commence With any number; but where no nm
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scr,bers wish TO BEGIN with the volume
The postage upon Harpers Magazine vhieh mnsH n.
ceived, in cents.
HAkPER's MAcAzTSs and HAaPER,s Wsxxly. /" Via.
TAKEN togather, are supplied at Four dollars year
rue publishers would give notice that they have no
SCENTS Ior whose contracts they are responsible-
no.e ordering the Masaxine from agents Or dealers
must look TO them for supply Of the work.
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An author of love story, in describing his
heroine, says: slim ocence dwells in the dark
clusters of her hair" A waggish editor
suggests that fine tooth comb would bring it
ont
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"Are insailihle 70

n hTC iIsHiilDIc IOT
removing Stoppages or
irregularities ofthe Men
ses.
The Pills are nothing
new, hut have been used
by the Doctor In his
practice for many years,
both In France and In
America, with unparal-
lelcd success in every
case ; and he Is urged by
many tl.ous' nd ladies'
wl.o have used them, to
make the Pills public,
for the alienation Of
those sufferings from
any Irregularities what
ever, preventive to la
dies whose health will
not permit OF an increase
Of family. 4
Pregnant females, or
those supposing them
selves SO, are cautioned
against using Mills while
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Recorder.

CIJohn B. Haskin, it is finally ascertained,
by the off 'ial canvass Of the votes, has a ina
jority Of 10 over his LecomI ton oppon, NJ 10;
Congress.
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H,UsE BUaNED.-rhs brick residence Of
Mr.. Russ III, living on the Fairfield road about
three miles east Of Ottnrnwa. was DESTROYED
by fire OF the morning of Friday, the 18th INST.
The fire.took in defective fac. Loss some
500
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The fremont House, Boston, was sold q
auction on Saturday for $l9i,3OO to w. w
Keith as agent of the Joshua Sears estate.
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AFFE.GGTiiSs FOR YEARS.

No bciphos, q. Jan. l3 1888.
ISIS. Hunt Il Gardner-tients 81 wish ID
",'hs Sh"wn to ih-public an article from which
,,r ~ a.r''cd NOR" ,enft than fsom all other
.he'ne which cv used. have been auf-
-. ~ r"'i Fever and Ague and its effects. !
o' ,"y last I'VE years, In which time I have
,,.,i, enjoyed single day OF good health. +,
- Procured from your drug store a bottle ,
=. Ut. shristie's AGCE BALSAM In 4 few
49, Iou'"i myself clear Of ague, and rapidly
~, erms IN health. have not felt syInp- ,,
ION ,nce commenced takingit, (about three
.non.hs, although constantly xposed 10 cold
n,ia Weather. TO my frie nds, and the public
generally, SUFFERING from this disease In anv 1,
ha.'i,,, would say, procure bottle and save
"cai'h, constitution, and money.
Yours, J.B, GROsCOsT ,
IN Christir's igue BaIsam
Price, per bottle, or 6 bottles for Is.
BolLES, SMITH Co., 1A lake Il. ,,
PROPRIETOR fortLe North Western Stxtes: .lsS::
Whossle DcarIers in Patent MediciKes rssjeS,s
any. For sale by all Druggists.
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sUBsCtsIRE AT ONCE.

Nyou wish TO secure copy ofthat elegant Ensrav.
ing The Village Blacksmith" and the Art Journal
with the other premiums, be sure and subscribe g.
before the LIST Of JAM 1882 Specimen COPIES OF the
above and full particulars given, by applying to A. W.
daston Agent. See advertisement elsewhere headed
New Features, &c.
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PRINTERS FEsTIvAL.-It ha been sugges-
ted to us, by some Of the typos in our neigh
boring towns, that we have Printers Festival
in this city. on the 18th of January.
Whatsay our friends Of Burlington, Mount
Pleasant, Keosauqua, Bloomfield, Onumwa,
Oskaloosa, Sigonraey, Washington, &c. &c.
We for one, are decidedly in favor of holding
the festival, and having social time with
the priuters everywhere, and we know of no
better place than here, at the terminus OF the
Railroad. Chime in friends of the craft, and
let us celebrate the birthday of BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN, in style that will do honor to his
illustrious name.-[ Fairfield JEFF.
The above suggestion suits us exactly
we're in for it in any shape or form, at any
place that may be here after designated There
vs. no place, however, that would meet with our
views better, as to locality, &c, than Farfeld.
We say 60 in, boys, and we are with YOU
wet or dry, rain or shine. II our friends at
Fairfield come to definite conclusion in regaid
10 the matter, we would be glad to hear from
them at an early day. Burlington Gaz.
Our views coincide with the above, and we
desire the craft at Fairfield to consider us "in'
-[Home Journal.
IL The mud is anything short Of three fee t
deep, zoe shall be there sure.-[ Ed. Cou.
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72,942 foreigners arrived in New York this
year, up to the 10th, against l66, $50 last year.
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Petit Jurors

MARRlED.-On the nth inst. By A. Lot.
speich. Esq, Mr.. wM- HENRY CORNELIUS and Miss
HENRIETTA HICKMAN, both OF this place.
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LADIES HOME MAGAzINE.-The number
for December is received and we have read
il through with great pleasure. This is one
OF the Monthlies which it will always paw to
read. BY the way, are there not good many
of our subscribers who wouli like to take
"Arthur." The next Volume commences in
january, with new story Of Miss Townsend.
"Wait and See," continued in several numbers
The Courier and Home Magazine for 1918
in advance. If You want it with the Courier
apply to US or send So for one copy, or SIS
For copies to the Publishers, IT. s. Arthur
and Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
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6UPERBLY BEAUTIFULLY
JUSrOUT,
The Cosmopolitan Art journal

FOR DECEM BER.
over seventy pages-choice articies--eiegantly ii.
Steel Engravings Price SO cents
Specimen copy sent, receipt Of Is cents Ia STAMPS
or coin Address
G. l.. DERBY, 54s Broadway. NY
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HAVE YOU sEEN rHEM?

That superb Engraving ''rhe Village Blacksmith"
.na the beautiful Art Journal, which furnished
to subscribers Of the Cosmopolitan Art Asoocistons
can nov be seen 81 A. W. Gaston's Office for q short
time only. Bee advertisement elsewhere headed
New PeatuYes
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4. w. GAsToN,
Attorney At Law.
Ottumw0 -. Iowa.

~in attend the regular terms OF Courts IL Mshas-
~ "a. Monroe, Lucas. Appanoose, Davis and
Will receive prompt attention
Nov 18th, 1855. [n37-yl
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The District Court.

The Fall Term Of the District Court in and
or this County, commences next Monday,
Hon. H. B. Hendershott, presiding Jadge.
There are 225 Civil Causes, 81 Chancery and
7 state-Total, 293-a very large Docket
The follwoin is the Panel ff
Grand Jurors.
Lorenzo Warren David Newman; Thomas
Reveal; D. J. Rouse james M. Peck: Paul
c. Jeffries; Solomon KushheI VIM .Rowsll.
Joseph W. Monk; Benjamin Slemmons Ed.
munc Thompson John Legit; WIN. Strick-
land; VIM. Broderick and Jacob Collins.
Petit Jurors
Adam Skinner; Joseph Berky; Thomas
Brown; VIM. Knight; VIM, Reynolds; BENZ
amin Daum, Noah Hunt; Jacob Shreeve;
J. tanning; G. d. Hackworth Robert Coo.
peri VIM. Bstterton Ephriam Cummings
Thomas Deford; Geo. D. Hendricks.
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Mr.. A. y. Blacklidge, Of Mctamora. Ind
Writes Us, June y. 1851, and says, THAT the
, naisahi mas cured In every case where taken
ne ierthtr says that one case came from the
Ma',;'sii--Mr Il. U. swigert, who had the Avue
, r's'e'.' VT twenty months. lie ENSURED three
bottles 10 cure him lie took only ON. hr,sIs
ara the result was permanent cure, He had
paid about s3p doctor bills.n
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Boil %, Smith 4 Co. l24 Lake % Chicago.
Agents for the North Western States also dealer, r.
Patent Medicines generally
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TIL 1RAVFIIIR' GU I.
Burlington s. MisOl e. II.

TH i, Il RS GU IL
burlington & Mis-. o. D 1s.R.
CHANGE OF TIME
On and after Sept. 2tst, and until further notice
Passenger trains will leave and arrive as follows:
GOING WEST.
EXPRESS ACCOMMODATION
burlington 2 30 A. NJ. leave 10 p. NJ. leave
Fairfield IL 45 P. M. arrive 0 % p. NJ. arrive
GOING EAST.
Fairfield $40 A. NJ. leave 100 p NJ leave
Burlington 10 80 A. NJ. arrive 8 Tsp. M. arrive
Chicago Burlington T. @. Il. Il.
RUNNING TIME Sept 1st, 1855.
Morning Mail Train leaves Burlington SAM
accommodation do Asp. NJ
Evening Express do 6P. NJ
western Stage Conn pany.
COACH TIME .AT OTTUMW.A.
Mall coaches leave, Eastern, for Fairfield at A. M
connecting with the evening p. NJ. train and accom-
mediation, p. NJ. connecting with the 4. NJ tran.-
B. & NJ. r. r. r.
West, for Oskalooss and Des Mones. 2 A. NJ. Mail:
and accommodation 7 p. NJ ''
West, for Charlton 80 daily.
j. NOTTINGHAM Art.