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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

y aad bills seaiass 7siaeins s1lces aad toteis
and Jndge I~compte u order iissir 1tsssuesiosg
xnd II has beAn left for Jadge ISL snd feu
crazy associates 70 mock The cause Of freedom
and human rights By pointing 10 sach tsibnaal
ss The only one TO settle difficulties and Admins
ter justice.
Judge Hall and his associates had been drum
ming all day, for the purpose Of getting in 1
large crowd, packing the hon.e aud getting upa
small specimen Of Border RufRanism. Old Line
Wings, and here and there Know Nothing had
been also drumming, inviting all thought to be
In favor Of popular sovereigntyr as now er-
hibited, to come TO Marion Hall, see some fun
and have genuine Plug muss. Bu, they had not
counted the cost.
Stirring speeches were made by Judge
Newman. Mr.. Thomas, Prof Fish and other gem
tlemen. Prof Fish msde telling speech He
denounced the dishwater resolutions Of Hall and
the spirit Of Border Rufianism that had brought
Hail and friends to the meeting for the purpose
Of dissraeting and in.erraping those who desired
TO express their disapprobation Of recent out
RACES that disgraced us as nation, and we're
well calculated to sap the foundations of our
Government, and destroy the union ofthe States.
His remarks elected much applause, and alter
he sat down, Justice Frazee at IL o'clock got
the floor and moved that the main question be
now put. This cut off Judge Halls resolutions.
The motion was sustained.
The question was then taken upon the adop-
ton of the resolutions above, and carried by an
majority.
II was then resolved that the proceedings OF
The meeting be published in the Hawk-Eye,
md copy be forwarded to our Represen-
atises in Congress. The conspirators re-
ired from the Hall very considerably crest fall
en-, defeated at every point and disappointedin
! Border Rufian muss they came to make. And
heir ears were saluted by triumphant shout,
ouder than ever shook the raftcrs of Marion Hall
,efore.
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* Books! Books! 10
TgST RECEIVED by G. N. Wilcox Co., No.
q Barret Honse- 2
Reality; or the Millonares Daughter. 4
Second Marriage. g.
Columbia, translated from the French.
Bercnice.
Courtship and marriage; Mrs Lee Hertx
Youth Of the Old Dominion; Hopkins.
Eusaw; sequel 10 the Foragers.
Bunsty Papers.
Ladys Guide TO Perfect Gentity.
The Roman Exile,
seaboard Slave States: (0instead)
Thesm; BY Rev. John Unlock, D. d. q F -
The Skep;ical Era; 7. VI. Post For sale by
my 80 G. NJ WILCOX e co.
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\ Bangor, May 81.
At Danville, Waterville, Bangor, and other
places, it is showing this A. NJ, and weather cold
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Good Yasfurore

$780, he payable in cash. satisfactory notes.
bearing ten per cent interest from date Terms
rantee may be agreed upon. 4.
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LUMBER AT WHOLESALE.
e n PAM 4 GsY

RE now receiving large sock of Lumber, Shingles,
IN Lath and square timber which they are now Offering
in Wholesale prices Persons that are start
ing YARDS the Railroad west will do well to give them
call they furnish them through the season. IN
large small quantities as they may desire
may2lu
Mt Pleasant Observer and Fairfield Ledger copy mon
aud send bill 10 this Office. -
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Loans CARmED.-We rejoice to say the vote
for Railroad Loan Of s75,0 900 and city loan
of s25 900 resulted in favor Of both loans by a
majority of six to one
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nOG IRONs.-Assorted sizes and neat pattern
~ for sale By ilnaY2N wv Il O. A. WHITE
Notice ia Farmers.


MANNY,S Patent Adjustable Reaper
Itl and Mower CONFERENCE.-The undersign-
Ell are the only agents for these machines Farmers will
do weto call and them before purchasing any other
kind. (msy2fbptO MfCHAELS, PARKS L co.
LET THOSE TIA T.SHAKE, SHAKEEO MORE.
8 DIR. BODLAf'S Fever and Ague Hal
DsaIn, in WARRANTED This meicina for all
fevers Of An intermittent character, Fever and Ayue
Ch Fever Rsmsent and tonic for inyaiids recoy.
ering from protraced ntermttents IS the hest remedy
ever offered 70 the public This Is no rats1t nosbuni
Dur y only onsred ne public remedy hs.use Of The
e'astaht demand have had for Tiy private ac-
t.s ior snber Of years Is used BY the mos: emil
hsn sicians OF the Eastern siaes az superior 20 all
other remedies for the above disease II purely veg
etabie Compound and may be given b5h old and young
WE perfect safety 1t gives tole and action 70 the
Whoie ~ seI and acts powerful ;eic Rave used
Il with almost perfect in my practice for mum
Der OF years, and offer poefo re.i esy Knoy-.
ing ts vaiae, can but believe that IL s oe apprecf
and used. a4s bss g9e - =
sold Wholesale and Retail By DRs. BOD.
LEY ALLEN, Princeton. ILL., sfstss 81 s
For sale BY +. z. GAY AND J.. y. TALLANT Rpy,nvtor
Iowa isf Ei tnov 2IE u VA
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il" CERTIFICATESA-PE PENNSYLVANIA. h.
s MKRtRR, Penn, July ayth, 1856

Mr.. MUNNEL: 1l7-- .-..i No. 3. ------.--- -
siRl feel to be my duty to you well az to the pub
c to inform you of the wonderful effects of your inyal
liable 'preparaton,' my whole family having had
the dysenery, cured from the free your me
cine. can cheerfuly recommend the public the
best remedy for dysentary Invented have known
it to be used family medicine throughout this entire
section Of the country and have knew fail in
one case yet. Respectfully yours, -
JAMES ARNOLD
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CHOLERA CURED. p. ~
.7s U,;,rowS npa, a., (

s7 HriLrowS,H PENN, Aug 9th, 1855
Mr. MuyNILL. saiE4ha f-f e. ID g. s....s ~.
SIR:-on Monday last. my sen, eighteen years OF age
took something like the cholera sharp pains in his feet
and legs and very severe ctamping In tire bowels. We
administered your american PREPARATION and the third
day he was enabled to leave his bed and walk about
1t is my family medicine and the public should give II
fair trial and II will act its noble part
/. Etas Respectfully Yours. s-
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Good Fasfurngc b
Provided for from distance at easonae ra.es
and proper care and attention paid them accidents
escapes and thefts at the risk of the owners.
Burlington. Iowa. ApriI1o, 1s5e-smv Std. -
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To All Who Use Liquor!
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapp

| W. . kJCulCudIu
t- This celebrated and medicinal beverage is manu-
featured at the factory of the undersigned Mt Schedan
Holland He the sole importer, well as the exclusive
manufacturer of the article and preparation bearing
the of Schnapps that not procured either from
his establishment in New York. from his agents in other
cities is genuine and reliable.
It is made from barley of the finest quality selected
with great from the products of the most celebrated
grain growing Districts is favored with the of the
aromatic JunperBerry Of Italy, and is recti6ed by Pc
cuar process which expels from the spirit every acrid
particle.
As of preventing and correcting the disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon the stom
ach and bowels by change of water-a visitation to
which Travellers settlers, and all unaccmated per-
sons West the South and Southwest peculiarly
LIABLE the sciedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found abb
solutely nallble; while in of dropsy, gravel OBJ
sructon of the Kidneys diseases ofhe bladder dyspep
sa and general debility 1t is most emphat
icay by the distinguished members of the medical
profession.
put up quart and pint bottles, in cases of one do
gen. with the of the undersigned the bottle and
cork and fac-simile of his signature the label.
For sale by all respectable druggists and country
chants. UDOLPuO WOLFE,
No and Raover ct New York
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- New 0rk, May 1T.
The Tribunes Washington correspondent says
it it well ascertaned now that Mr.. Champion was
instructed to close the legation in the event of
his dismissal, hence his abrupt departure.
1t is said that Mr. Champion is in the city, and
is at the residence of Anthony Barclay, where
he will remain until he leaves for Boston. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Champion will sail in the
Cunard steamer, from Boston, Wednesday next,
accompanied by Mr.. Barclay, late Consul at New
York, and sfr. Matthews, late Consul at Phila-
delphia. .,.z- Il
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Munnels Great American Preparation, for sale whole
sale and retail at Squires Boss late Taants) Drug
store corner OF Jefferson and Main ss, Burlington Iowa
may23wy
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
IL - lgT :s;zs:S {. -;
RATE-R AID LIME!

(Cntcago Burlington d Quincy, Central Military Tract
and Peoria ee Oquaeckd Rail Ronds.)
rs now completed and Trains the entire distance
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO without
change of cars.
The most direct route 10 Chicago Ntao York. Boston
Philadelphia, and all other Important points East.
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
~ u -Tf EXCEPTED. -.- -I
1.-.Day Express,.-Througk, 10, A. NJ.
Arriving at Chicago the evening, passing through
Monmouth Galesburg Princeton and connecting Mem
doa with the Illinois Central Ran Road, 20 La Salle
Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur Jack sonve, and Ma
Piles; also with Galena and Dunleith. .-,- ,.....
2..-Express Through, 7.2O, r. M.
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road Mendoza for
st. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads in close connection,
avoiding all laying over at any Of the points.
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South
Roads, and with all the Roads leading the Atlantic
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Passengers learin0 Burlington at go, p. M, react
Gdlena and DankeaA in II hours, and S. Louis in %
hours. ,-s.. $3.50. e.'. '-t
BY this route passengers will reach the interior portion
of Ohio and Indiana in less time and with fewer changes
than by any other route, connecting via Michigan Central
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road,
thence to all points south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through TO Chicago, and no
charge for handling at any point. .. E.-. ~
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be purchased
at the Ra il Road Office in Burlington.
c. G. HAMMOND, Super intendent.
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7eA ACRES Valuable Land For Sale.
lOC WILL SILL. at u low price, Two tracts Of yau
able land In Adams county Iowa. about miles from
Quincy the county seat In the first tract there are four
hundred of gently rolling prairie land Of the frs,
quality, situated in section 49, township IL range 3s
The other tract contains $3.50 actes Ia sections and g.
same township and range. This land the line OF
burlington Missouri River Railroad and is all Of the
best quality for farming purposes A credit of six and
twelve months win be given part purchase mo-
ney and the price such offer great Inducements 10
any DESTROYS of securing good farm Any further
information can be had by calling srl! "a, IL
'5+ ,la 4. d STOCKTON,
marol Ida .,rr ...-.. 2. Adjoining o..
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Eclectic Medical Notice.

DOR SALE.-Anew and first rate TIN &c story brisk
Il business house on Washington street. 4. Cd. e. -,
sepS ,.-.-- -g BROWN LAVYE
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. e
Since the introduction of my Schiedam schnapps into
The United States number of liquor mixers in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting up
mixed and poisonous Gins and calling it schnapps that
name belongs expressly to orcle all others coun-
terfets and impositions on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS DRINK AT BARS AND HoTELs.--
Numerous complaints made ofpersons who keep bars
on Steamboats, agd in Hotels, who fill my empty bottles
with common gin, and sell it to the unsuspectng for my
aromatic Schieddm Shnapps. I would therefore adj
wise all who drink the schnapps at such places to mark
the appearance of the bottles and if the outside
or label should be defaced refuse drink, unless
fresh bottle is opened UDOLpHO WOLFE.
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E TO MILLERS AND LUMBERMENt .E
Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
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Munneps Great American Preparation

4 SURE REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera Nor
"A bus Cholic, Dysentery and pains cramps in the
Stomach aud Bowels. This celebrated sprecifc Is used
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who have attained einence in Medical profession in
the Eastern States and many of them throwing aside their
prognostcs have given certificates esying its superi-
GRITTY to any medicine invented for removing pa
cramps from the stomach and bowels. It safe and
speedy in its operation, and he doubtless saved hun
dreds of lives. 1t should bel family medicine in every
family tpurifes the blood and strengthens tn system
throughout. '-r'' ." 81 ~ -.t= Etls
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TNIWrEfOVED LOTS For Sa!r "A nrm.
Der OF Irs situated upon various parts South HIM.
which will sell upon inlnlgen, terms to persons wishing
to build Tmar2nl p X WI SON
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
TNEKE HEResES, by Kingsley.
i Madame Pfener's second journey around the world
Italian sights.
Memorials and other papers, by Thomas DeQuincy.
Reality, by Mrs Tnthill. 49,
Letters by Lady Montague, edited by Mrs. Hale.
The Roman exiles, Garjani.
The courtesies of welded life.
Calishenics by Catherine Beecher. At
play22 CORSE & SONS.
DOES WORKS complete in 1 volumes. At -
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Yesterday morning Mr.. Lumly, his, Secretary
of Legation, applied for passport for himself
and attaches, and only remains temporarily as a
private individual to close up the personal mat
tiers of the Embassy and the Ministry. Mr..
Champion notified his servants two weeks ago
that they would not be required after the first of
June
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-04

7NEIE Thorough Rred Horse
4 SNIP 11xJTER ~
WILL BE KEPT AT New LONDON and MOUNT PLEASANT
this Season7sr,ns II dollars for season. $14 to In.
sure with Sc advance, or $50. .Eigs sz r
ap9.wtf .5.. -st H. W. HOPKINS.
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TAKE Particular Notice. aia4G.s g. nj
L FOR SALE: A SPLENDID CorrleR RESIDENCE
containing four and kitchen, closets cellar cstern
large lot Of ground-neary everything TO make home
happy VIII be sold at bargain II applied for soon-
Terms easy N. b. The above Is within Ave rniru e. walk
Of the Post Office Apply first door north Of Ebrnsyer MI
f. Church,to tfeb2o.bptfl I. g. JEFFERs Z
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PAPER HANGINGs

ANEW BOOK. ,s-
A EKEE MOTT ana other Knots, by Ka-
\ tinka. "It's a neutrality-suspicious.. Just
received from the publishers, by CORSE & son.
may22
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NEW YORK, May 81.
The Washington correspondent of the Eve
ming Post telegraphs as follows:

Boston, May 81.
There is TO be citizens meeting in Feneuil
Hall in this city next Tuesday evening, to adopt
measures for the aid Of Kansas. Ten thousand
soldiers are to be raised for the Free State men
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VNgR SALE.-A Frame House and Lot. ON IA
South liil-house entirely new, contains four l:.Y
rooms, with pantry, cellar and cistcrn--lot wel,s
fenced Price $lDe0-halfrash % q ttS5'sfaH
marco. IKE. F-3.s ..-- = M wrr unx
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" New York, May 81.
The Tribune has a letter from the city of Mex
leo, which goes to confirm the reports received
here from HAVANA, touching hostile expedition
against Vera Cruz The difference has reference
to certain claims of Spanish subjects against
Mexico, which Mexico has once admitted but
now refuses to pay, on the plea that some of
thnra f,nnfi,,lai,f -.
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,,no,,,x Land 7. Agency Office, .'...'

DROWN & LAHEE, attorneys, have the only
perfect abstract Of titles to all the lands In
the city OF Burlington and Des Moines county and will
make examinations at reasonable rates. -
They will buy and sell Real Estate on commission
o renting property, paying taxes, etc. s El sf'I
Wi give prompt attention to the collection Of debts adj
lnsmenf OF claims, drawing and acknowledging deeds
Tier writings or any other business that may cntr,st
ed to them. E'-' 81 HF- 5.sstEa -
ONCE ON the corner Of Jefferson and Third Streets er
Messrs White, Cook Co.'S Bank, Burng Iowa La
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Judge Hall then came iorward-said, from the
language ef,he call. as the invitation was general
lsaa, he supposed every friend of "law and order
was invited to participate in the meeting and he
had accordingly come with his friends. He then
drew from his pocket set of resolutions which
he read. He recitcd in these resolutions al.
most every instance of mob violence which had
occurred in the last thirty years, from the
burning of the converts at Charleston and the
swapping OF pistol at General Jackson by crazy
man, down to the riots at Cincinnati and Louis
vile not forgetting the refusal of the Philadel-
paia authorities to allow James Buchanan to
speak in Independence Hall and the hooting
Town OF Senator Douglas at Chicago. The rcso-
iusions were in favor Of law and order-and
pointed to the judiciary as the only tribunal for
the protection of human rights and of life and
property.
Il was very apparent where the gentleman's
ssmpash.es were, and what kind of slaw and
order man he was, when it is known that the
murders and barnings in Kansas have all been
'esai-by aathority--andcr the sanction Of a
United States Judge. The printing materials Of
Mo newspapers, 7as Herald Of Freedom, and the
hsnsas Free Sfs.c, were thrown into the rivel
o. the saersd OF Douglas county, under author
ny from Judge Lecomp,e. The Hotel at Law
Renee was burned by the same parties and unde,
'ae same authority. great many persons hay,
oeen robbed and their houses plundered by iu
0ica'ly constituted horde of barbarians Thi
ame lawand order posse have shot and murder
~ many persons while acting under Uri,e,
saSss Court. And Judge hall and his friend
sane IN to invite US before tribunal OF this kin
'os the protection Of life aud liberty and III
restoration oflaw and order. What amockery
"eiooA IN saia to the history OF our own go,
sshment for Judicial corruption and murder pr
Or to the institution Of this Kansas tribunal. j
has been lctt fw Grand jury Of border raiaan
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ENOk SALE.-THE west half Of lots No. L. s and o :.
4 In block No 49, in the city Of Burlington. There Is
good new House, Cistern, DC, on said lots making
very desirable residence ard fine location Terms and
price $4,000, half down, balance in one year. with ter
per cent interest. Call at Real Estate Office Of BOSS h
mar31 BHUNS ~ IAUrr
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an authentic source, that squadron is prepar-
ing in Spain, which, it is said, will be joined by
several ships of the feet at Havana to back the
demand Of the full payment of outstanding
claims which the new Minister to Mexico viii
present ere long. You may hear of a second
Lombardment of San Juan de Ulloa.
The "Courer des Etats Unis" says it has pri-
vate information from very good source, that
at the latest Gen. Walker was in desperate con.
dition, having been constrained to evacuate Ora
NADIA and take refuge in the mountains short o.
men, munitions and provisions.
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. II have 80
~ sale number OF building Lots the North md Sou
HILL egiey located for residences which am authorized
to sell for cash or on time Apply II you wish to get
abarga,n ut the Real Estate Agencyof = E-E} -
sep17 v g..5e rs.HN} I'll D. STOCKTON. r.
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The U. S. sloop of War Cyane arrived at this
port on the 10th from Vera Cruz, Tampico and
Tobasco. Officers and crew well. The Cyane
has been ordered to await the arrival of Com
mander Paulding, commander of the home
| squadron, now daily expected in the frigate Po-
tomac from ST. Thomas and the Windward Is
lands. After rendezvous at this station, il is re-
ported that the entire feet will proceed to San
Juan, where their presence has been SO
long wanted. The steamship Fulton is still at
this port.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
Winter and Famine.

o, the long and dreary Winter!
o. the cold and cruel Winter!
Ever thicker, thicker, thicker
Froze the ice on lake and river;
Ever deeper, deeper deeper,
Fell the snow over the landscape.
Fell the covering snow. and drifted
Through the forest round the village.
Hardly from bis buried wigwam
Could the hunter force passage.
With his mittens and his snow-shoes
yainly walked he through the forest.
Sought for bird and beast, and found none
Saw no track of deer or rabbit,
In the snow beheld no footprints.
In the ehasily, cleaning forest
Fell. and could not rise from weakness,
Perished there from cold and hunger.
o, the famine and the fever!
o, the wasting Of the famine!
O. the blasting of The fever!
o, the wailng Of the children!
0, the anguish Of the women!
All the earth was sick and famished;
Hungry was The air around them,
Hungry was the sky above them,
And the hungry stars in heaven
Like the eyes of wolves glared at them
From Longteliom's "Hiacatta.'
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-02
REDUCTION In PRICES.
RAIL R 0 AD H 0 U Sc.

NOS. 46 and 4S COMMERCIAL street, and
IN 81, Clay street, San Francisco.
The stranger will easily distinguish this llo-
tel, by observing the CupuIo and Town Clock
which are visible from all parts of the city, and
from the balcony of which most beautiful view
of the City, Bay, and surrounding country can
always be obtained. No other Hotel in the city
possesses the same advantages.
This Hotel is first-class house, fire-prool
throughout, lighted by gas. water and AL mod
ern improvements in every story situated in
the most central part of the city. it is the most
ceanly and best kept hotel on the Pacific. Meals
at all hours from A. M. 10 l p NJ, and cooked
10 order; single or double rooms with or with
out board Ladies' Ordinary, second story.
A great reduction in prices, TO keep pace with
the times, enables the visitor to live better
and more economically at the Rail Road Hotel
than elsewhere; Bill of Fare in Golden Era,
and observe the variety Of food and moderation
of charges.
The visitor is also entitled to the Inspection
OF numerous large and beautiful views along The
Panama Railroad, Chagres River. and great AT
lantic and Pacific Railroad.
No runners attached to this Establishment, as
its proprietors depend upon its own merits.
HALEY & THOMPSON
jan 20-3m Proprietors.