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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12
UDoLPHO WoHFE.

*
N7h Cure Cough, C5h5 Hoarsesess Zn1su
EN\kAxA enzG. any Irritation or Soreness of the
~ (y|XvA Throat, Relieve the Hacking Cough
lssNIyIHitsIu IN Consumption, Bromchst5s AsH-
81 ma, and Cataa7h. Clear and
XHYNrV gee strength to the Uoices of
= u b Lie SPEA X e II s
AND SINGERS.
Few aware of the Importance of checking
Cough or Common Cold" in its first stage, thai
which in the beginning would yield to mild remedy
if neglected soon attacks the Lungs. 'sBro.om'.
Bronchial Ifoches, containing demulcentingredents
allay Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
ppowN,sI "That trouble in my Throat, Qor which
NV the 'TRocnEs are speclfic,) having
rporurc made me often mere whsperer"
i7oCn1S N. p. WILLIS.
ppowN,S 81 recommend their use to PUBLIC
DIV y SPEAKERS" REV. E; Il. CHAPLIN.
rRocHEs sGyeat service in sIubdning HoAEsE-
ppowN,S "Almost instant relief in the distressing
DIV " :, labor of breathing peculiar to ASTHMA"
rpocurs REV. A. C. EGGLESTON.
A@o0nI0 "Contain no Opium or anything injuri
nnomN,c Irious. DIR. A. A. HAYES,
DhO"N0 Chemist Boston.
TRocHEs conas SIMPLE and pleasant combination f0'
BROWNS DR.. G. +. BiGEI Rostso
mn oo,rs beneficial in BRoNcH1 TIs.'
fhochES DR.. ]. F. w. LANE,
BROWNS ..1 have nroved them exce sGs'0n 70,
rpocurs WHooPING CoUGH."
AnoCnLS REV II. W. WARREN,
BROWNS e.ponoso;.l uAon oonno,ed n :" sOa.k
rporurs suffering from Cold"
| Anoon10 REV. S. j. P. ANDERSON,
,,a-,,,,l st. Louis.
Dno "Efectual in removing Hoarseness an6
TRoCHEs o. me inroa' 50 common Will
BROWNS hrol' M 0AAoI ' Grarss a.
unoc,rrsI Teacher of Music, Southern
inoIn10 Female College
Dnouxnc| "Great Benefit when taken before anG
Dno after preaching they prevent Hoarse
MD ocurc ness. From their past effect, think they
A"oon10 will be of permanent advantage to me-
nno1DN,o REV. 4. ROWLEY, A. NJ,
! ID" President Athens College, Tenn.
| rpocurs "a Sold by all Druggists at TWENTY
A"ooA10 FIVE CENTS A BOX. 1
Nov Of 'I86O-6moif.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12

RICHARD ADAM,
WHOLESALE g RETAIL
BREAD, FANCY CAKE, AND CRACKER
B A IL E r.,
III MAIN ST., OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE BANK,
RICHMOND, VA.
A RROW ROOTS, Sugar, Soda, Butter and Water
II Crackers, Bread, Cakes and Pies of superior
quality always hand, and packed and delivered to
order.
Sept. 25 l86O-1y.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12
Cood C0nnSeI is Above all Price.

Good Counsel is Above all Price.
@ UGH was the counsel Franklin gave when ne
y said:
Take care of the peace, the wounds will take care
of themselves" ~
"Beware of the little expenses, for small leak will
sink great ship"
"Be patient in adversely and humble in pfosperl-
ty."
Be mindful of things past, and provident OF things
to come"
"Be timely wise, rather than wise in time'-and
they who are timely wise buy their Watches yewel-
ry Plated Ware Cloaks. Hoop Skirts. Hosiery, Gloves
Cutlery, Worsted Goods, Combs, Brushes, Hair
Braids, Buttons, Trunks, Willow Ware, Musical In
struments, Stationery, Porte Monaies Purses Money
BELTS and so many other articles that it would take
ali the in the State to enumerate them, at the
Cheap Wholesale and Retail Variety Store OF
010f GABRIEL HIRSH.
NJ B.-That HANDSOME MAN IS still engaged
in rena,rne Watches and Jewelry at the shortest no
tice. and on the most reasonable terms.
Staunton Nov. 20, 1850.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12
E;IlIlaza
Gl3Ellla

MRS. WINSLOW.
A Experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
IA sents to the attention of mothers her
500 THIN sly RUP
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12

THE GREAT SOUTHERN
WATCH, JEWELRY, AND
Military Goods Establishment.
V e.. E . ass,1ssS, BALTIMORE, MD.
j. H. MEREDITH J
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12

I"RENCH CLOTHS AND CASSlMEKES.
i have now a fine stock of French Cloths, Cas-
simeres and Vestings of the latest style.
Henry Bare, Esq, has just returned from fashion
ablo Southern City, and taken next door, so
tha ANYTHING be made at short notice in the most
approved style. DAVIS a. Ma oEh.
Staunton, Feb. S, 1861.
HTOODEN WARE.-A good stock just re-
| w ceived by WOODS q dlLkESON.
Stannton, Jan. %, 1861. sA.-
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12

NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks Office
Y of the Circuit Court for Augusta County, the
| 4th day of February, 1861.
| William w. Grills, Plaintiff
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1861-02-12

UDOLPHO WOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA RIM
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH IRISH WHISKEY.
All the above imported and bottled by himself, war
ranted pure and the best quality.
, 1861-01-19

1aiA1oe n1ncnt for hosscs IS unrivnled bE INV. in
~ esses Of Ianenesa arising from sprsina, pr14sss or
"feHeainx ia eneca IL magical aud certain Harnesa
e. Saddle o.s scs.tnae& Mansc &c It viii also cure
efeeoa5. sf<via and HnSoone may be caslly wc-
~ao cured In taeir inclpicnt stases brt CONFIRM
"a cases asc oesoad tue possibility Of radical cure
no case OF The kind however 30 desperate or hone.
!esf oatlt may he ae~4a.ed by this Ihicnt ana is
taiai application will always remove the Iamcness.
40 ensoc tho horse to travel With comparative case
Ese1y morse owner should have this remedy at hand
1r III timely use at the first appearance Of 1anencss
VII oueesuay preyent those formidable dh,a.es men.
uohed to which III horses liable aoo which render
many otheF*'ss valuable tors*s nearly wor4h1ess
60 advertisement For sale by J. II. JOHNSON,
0e0"sA A&eot. ~ state sfrrfE no1TLpcoE.dlr
, 1861-01-19

CHICAGO. AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD
FOR M11WAuKEE, Ia CROSSE ST, rArr- osH
KDSU. BER II AND ISTEE3tEDt ATE POINTS
on A,d aftes Monday Dec q. l31 Passenger Trains
1ehse the Depot corner Of West Einzia an., Canal
streets. &Snndays rsctFted) as follows:
~ l. H. and arrive 1t Milwaukee, 1T ,1?sAx
Esd <. nd 8f1tre at hilEaukee st txa :. X.
Passenger Trains arrive 1t Chicago 1t:
- LILA A. y. 1o4 5iD ~.
NanEczan Accommodating Tr1ip lcnyes Chiczxo at
&@0 En- arrives 1t Chicago 1t aD ~
noA s c BALDWIN. Surt
, 1861-01-19
00pStcrs,


SltOl HE lest OF YEARS,
And g7ows mora and more popular every asy.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
n4sTlk CREEK. Mich. Dec a1st, 1sss,
torn :hee ts.as The air o. nj head III lel OF over
~ s ss.a eoa
@ sae q ~ ao Sesa sSe 70
obtain Hiuu lor cax nc4:hcr haze bten able 70 do
H . b: a:y s
Hodge, almost nc lsss scnt had on carta or two
SsFs.. @ :!!slsl!y is'!eSsa ssS ~ ssfsss:
seak "a n4 Ii sas
head, Feeling confident that anotae: lar:e bottls
sss q ses{ 's s i
means % p1seh.sS any m,osc would AK thee II thce
g s 81. as sfie'se Rs e
- III: ftiend. .. susASxAn K1EnY.
r,o, as6sss Sss:s s Ge IL taa ss: Ess ~ att
S il IL
s4as the sno snaee Of six monins tae Rhoe up2et
IT, I'D q II nnea Sf she emsnias pose upon ths siss
~ b.ek pars Sf lay he'd sef1y 1.es hss.me M STAY
npSn ,staTa e IL s!s:s q iadsa. ~ noTs =!
s Pct e =
y! T1osc Intimate aequaintAnccs were 10 recognize ND
,Ls.once made application 70 the most sktllful phy
foffsi. become feeoaesd . f*se ast toftan.te
y u s ssss, FIT q s e yca' 81 Eour RcsaSo @
most reiAolc fais Restorative ID tried one Bot
He and iound ~ my Ercas Satisfaction tht& was pro-
dHclne tc dcsicd e1eet snee That time, have used
tcxtn dohs3 worth yonr Resi- iorntiyc, and
money CHE buy. Very respectfully yDntar
....|0 4. s.. LATTA-
Attorney hnd Counsellor at Lar.
-: Eoop e.. Itopaesars - proadway, Nev
III good Druggists md Fancy Goods Dealers,
NHolESAI1 A1Ex1s CN,cA co-1. .. Fafk, o. T. Fut-
4 Smith, End Gale RrothcTG ke61tLk4.y-wcoW
, 1861-01-19

= :. II - - @s7s OlEEFEG.
= r. T. A4Atu0a. ARent tp9sHo-dAx1y
, 1861-01-19

Page Marian miss 2
Parker Emily Mrs 3
l'ulm Cornrl:a miss
Parstills = 4 mrs
Parker Theodore T mrs
Pattiso1. " J mrs
}'l1lncy T. l. mrs
Pe1o Mary Jane
Perry julia MRS
Piikingtn.r Lottfe Z mis-
Perry Anrilln 1urs
Phillips II " mrs
Peas Sarah miss
, 1861-01-19

tac~e popular HTTKks rossess IN the pour4sh3uQ ard
frs!GosannE propert:ea OF PcRx olp nocsscs " waurr
and &c con-tdcred the most en1cacious Tos7c ard
641xelAsr. "a vel ~ the most agreeable f7oxacn,o
tstE offered to the public. Is tonic for Old rcop,..
<eSH1e Iadtrs convaiercent 1nralidr AID al weekly
eoIis they cannot ac surpassed In ell casea Of Weak
hos Ct oeot:y they viii gtEe immediate relief and
tapeH strong healthy tune to the systern t.1al
WIN establish their mes over al other Tortcs rov !,
esa. Fer Lcxo CoxFtlrAra BEasc.u1n DYsfxrsut.
NF1eocs piskAsfs AND I,vEa cohr1Alxzs they are aa
srv4naalo rcc,edJ- I'D arc cezsaIn pseveuttye Of
Cxn1x &nd FKv1ha
fus up In Qcart bottleA In ea.es of ous aut tao
oo8su. and TOR sale BY Druggist 1nd Grocer eycyr.
ahete.
T.F.& 4 Y. GREELEY, r7op-1stcra, No. = 4.s-
Enls E1est, Beetoa, Mas4
J. B. 50HEsoE. ae=e1al Aes,t
8 No. 7Etate street. CMcexe
y z r lAEDoN. ARsnt ,ns:rna.E1~
, 1861-01-19

= 4
Allen, Copp & Ayers CT Aiken James
Ncsbttt Arns Chas !Arman Joha l.
Allie Adolph Abbott Ehas D Allen Wmf
Allen AHW Allie David . Anderson 3 C
A1cntt + uortonAlte.ton " Alien FIJI;
AzIcr Ckas d
, 1861-01-19

The Secretary Of Garden City Lodge Agent Of
Ffnkle + Lyons Sewing Mach.ncs.. The Chair
man OF the Executive Committee Owner OF
ou>e Or person IA care Of e. Clark street outh,
Milwaukee 4 Miss T. Il. Office :. Master OF Lod.o
e77 Of +. md 4. Masons. . Browns Gilt BtSS
6torc; kin5tc street. Secretary Oriental Lodge
....W. b. Il, care uanducc s CO.
, 1861-01-19


ss s:.,,;, s,spp tEs: e.. 4sa a4ss ;ss,
1's ss SGs Asssi5 As ia: Ansstsa Aasn
Alsott s HostonAitestons 4llcn F II
Baldwin !Aopzo BARLOW pr BlodscttHw
" Barnard . Baldwin IkeW
benedict . Baldwin DC Barker J W
Berry u Cooper Bell Edward yean JQAa
R.ztes Asss tl 5SSsa ReSsa EdysrS Rlss
Binninser AN Barrel sazI E Mnslnasu l o9nn 1ohn 3
narden .has Baldwin $ Ms
Barton Peter bertrand solo'n Beuner John
nahlttt Clinton Barry Thos s Beran John
Darticn chas Deiots Thus Disscll Josiah y
nlsir Ctas Bcahan TD Blank "
baldwin b G Bid Ho!accG Braca " Hs
ytddlc VIM n Bodlc Abacr Burney A1ex
RurnhanE t1cldBr,an s!o;n BostwtckJohn e
lt3ylan ltatney HroWnGll &c Bun Joshua
Bryant q Watts nurch 7 Butler Julius
'ssss FL ;ss
Sf:Szt:E eh.s Fgosts Geo Bsssn a j"nu Ssnn i e e
1soA EsopksTJ Bnadscu John
brown Ehas Briggs g Burt Wu,
BEu%n D5nl BEasto9 Geo " Burton Wm
Duslsnd Edwa Erooks Buaaer Vim II
l.tackett Edwd Buell. JAS Buticr WIN
Dtaanard Ehene-Boolc Jacob L Budcr WmF
1e. Draley Judd lsslnk Lewis
Bushnell FRANK usznEc John Doicc Mr
Cla:k Mc1 ChIpp John Collins Timothy
En1E ueen or EaIaghcnJohn CurbcE Thoa
GiafE Iaafno Cameron John Coo1nh% II II
ShSdW1cSE Ciottee John Collins Hiram
1ampoell C1f1s tramp VIM Coykendail 81 !.
Cnirns David Cass Wn, CrnnEuTirht- +
Chapman DennicClark LHa Country Jsmcs r
capt Clark DoorM Cufn Jamcs
Clark E DR. Casey Nm II Cun]ish James
cas3da Ruben Cox ALFRED CuIunan jnhn &
Clifford Edward Croker, King & l. Co
Clarke 7 Peterson Cochrin Iobn
llsr1e Thomas Corcoran Pat1ic}1Curtin John a
Chapman G II Cooley Che& Crniu John
Gad~eH Cook cE CoHigan John
Carr Herbert Csol1in Patrick Curtis John "
Chznin III Crcatncr GA Cottersl Vn.
Casey III Curtin Patrick ('oTcrt WIN
eilEoEd Janes Coates E Cramct N All
casey Coaners EdW'd Curry LEV
Gase9 H Erowdsr Ri Council II capt
Cana,ial James Cord Samuel Crowbv II
Chamberlain UCuIIfneou q Croret1nhD Z. .ro
Carer Joshua Cook @ 3 ~
Cagcn John Coleman Geo II
, 1861-01-19
paper Dangtngs.
5emi11g maebt11es.
G T. WIN G II ACuIN ES.
l. CORNELL J. cos
Family and Manufa cturtnu e
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART THrARR,s pATENT.

TAGGART d FAHRsS PATENT.
weare hanpy to ny to the thousands who e1e ustns
5S 5SgE ENAS5fE HF dS SyHF S1 hnK EhHEff EEM1! 4
AONE IN md 81 PERSONS settling or using them a1s
az Ias. ahe1r " w.at them
.Gs ed I'd T. ea saee asgsss
Hcnmers {o which We have several ttyirsS, Needies
e siH3
F1nsfc1Ass xAculNK r. NAkKkT.
Il
Gsn mere than u, o:asE
straight neede u.s. . spssr nadeF as am 70 a..
be ns ss g. ssafs ea o%
ssd exposes 10 ell u lever purchase Ere.ter thas
asos; ~ II II s
sss sass sIy srt t3s e ts!s
lyaoRxAIsa v4aik-T q wohE rI1Ax ASr xsen1sE.
amons the hundred ,yltn Which we arr acqnalntrd; !;
= ::
" esn safei2 En ~. r, n,.e, or
e1s ssSiaE assh!ass srss II plasea ssa, =
sSs:s s5s.;sa sssq 81 r.
SSSsfSBtS sESSS u E
Se'ag 5 II "a E. :!
Z rs ey sFs. e i
1's: n9t sen for Descriptive tfseuls1 and hampats 81
" ~; sautsa ,ss sssn;s sd "a
= 81
Il. CoiiNHLL &: CO., :,
c,u,.,~,.~ Pest ! 1nss ss;,s: ne1n c1lsage n
, 1861-01-19

Persons wishins drop letters advertised must At.
1x three cent stamp.
daily, {exccpt Sunaaye} from i Az Til P,X. o.
Sunday from till 104 A.H, From November ! It'll
May 1, frou, SAN. It'll 8 TN. daily (cxcept Sun
days), aud On Sundays from S % I'LL 10.l3 Al.
ISAAC E0OE F. II
, 1861-01-19
:: !. g Special Nntire1.

~ How to do itl-If you wish =
cns head as uaas, c,s LToS's KA1HAmoT, tos b.,t
md uost peeu1as preparation evsrnsd lntm,u.nae
t&1a pruves tn exret1cnce- It removes m r,.nArnr
e. pssreass the Lair BON fat&nx on , restores .,S
pro.ervs t. aud Is delightfully."- porfumsd. Sold eysry
waesA JAl1Im
tY Cincinnati, Hamilton County.
snts os oMo-Eefore me, the snhacsabes. 1u.tr, ~
:ss reaoa in and for sald county. pe..opa11y r.ms
John Lea, who. being duly swosn depo.et, md .,,t
that he had been suffering With Chsansc p,srho. n,
tie rast weats trs ycars and had cor.o,ted and ~
esvrd prescriptions fr bis csse from al tie r,nns,
pay.seians IN Fh ade1phsa and cncunuu. Int NJ, ~
effect Is be- a seeaavnd DO relIet At 1xst h, ~.
reduced to ue1c skeleton without erea The hon. ~
<cez hcdnG raiet; but by the advice Ct ,r,rnd -.
iatoced to ay HosTETTEKs CE1EnRtTEn
sTuMAcd Bt1rERs. and. to t,s utter surnr,.a ronrs
ttef fosn The nris tzisls and in ee than tso nons
ssnnd hsase perfectly currd Of his complaint ma y
tsy ssooTe1in= hs strength Of body, aud lpcre.s
ID te: and eheerfalls gives this eertacs,t In H.
hcps eaAs et1eFs Acsea tks himself may be bcuentea
JOHN LEE
G f. aASsEl.MAN. Justice Of ,hc pe.ea
Ge1HS1 No. Il Western n f4nelnn.r q
, 1861-01-19
d4bntf9alt Dousss..

/ GIN ALL: WARES BUTTONS
Nors.sa Hood, s!eexes qalteth az. Dress T..us..;
+ good4 which Etn b. sold for ~.
-: ~: :; c1osE Cash rR1cEa> :: ",
. .sas3 =, "a Lara s:1os& CttaeFo.
, 1861-01-19
Ttiib4&te;
OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTER.


6eua1nlng IN tho Chicago Post Ofice ftom
JAM 9, to Jan. l2, 1881, inolustyt: $,
, 1861-01-19
q. KEL14{N}E3, S8EGka
HUBBARD Il HUNT, Agentz.

HUBBARD h HUNT, Agentz
No LooniA building,
Corner Clark and Water Streets Chicago
Applications for Insurance. OF the renewal OF FoE-
Ges and all business connected with the Office may be
Eade 10 us. duly appointed Agents for tic City Of
Chicago with full power to receive proposals and tsus
Policies on favorable tcr1nH other responsible
Companies; and its ain Will be to kecnrc ihe cgnn-
n. MAGnL Generaj Agent 81 ana IS Test 7hfi
Ereet. Cincinnati Ohlo, to whom all applications fur
Agencies in tho Western or SQuthN e6teru St1tcs sy
be addressed. {np1f0-1Y
, 1861-01-19

We o6s1 so Ia txadA, It t9a LOWEST XAHKE1
rRICE3:-
4bn boxes TN rIATK
Ekoo bdla eHEET IRON,
$50 = HEEs1A IRON
In IMITATION RuSsIA
LEO BRIGHT and ANEEAt4u VIE
IS caaa SHEET INC,
"a tona PIG TIN
1AUo rha- COPPER BOTToM2
y sets TIMERS TOOLS and NACurrn
% eatk1 ARIGHT OK aza COIL CUAINa
fon dox AxES
17o sHOvE1a SPADES and apooPe
Il scos NAD IRONS
TUTTtE. RtbBARD l. CO.,
ocsA%l1T Corner nf ets*e and IAte ea
, 1861-01-19

| TwomeyC Cornell sta y'or Thomas Taylor James l.
| Tun*ie5 b BryauT Tnnuy Gilbert Trimmer .Ioln
! Thoman II II Thomas Tabor 8 Twi'ord Wm
Thompsoa Tho,nson Geo Tribc1 Wm
| Tubcn Richard Tappen TW Turner Wu
Turner 1'EosA 4 Taylur Jas Thumstssl Nnl
Thaycs Geo Tal,nnd,eJ u Tinsley YIN
Iimerson Geo Toohy,J 3 fa) Tracy Michael
Upton James Undcrh:sl u'rP
Y
vandoran L L yanwort John Voice Geo
Eanhorn Wm Fansleyc cJo.rphVanhorn 4 ]
Van n " crpf anyceton JAS Nanpcit francis
VIM Vaughan &Co
| Won John Tickt1y II lG
"
| Wheeler Al Walters john u Wynant EH
Wartwel! Al Whales Vim Wilson Richard
| Warrnnas A g Walton j. Son Williams samuel
Whnlca Patrick WB Vie, and q capt
Wheeler c & Walker WIN 8 Woorley T
Walensch Warhtef Vim Winter Thomas
Ward c Weir Mntit Williams Geo 8
Wheaton D # Waskin*M Williams Geo ?
Wndsworth L E Wyc,lf &11ulbrrtWil!ls Henry .
White $ " Wilkinson s. Mc-Wllber L TON
Wheeler S II GlI0Ta WilnCt Henry
Walker rnos Wood A . Wi,,scr James
Nainwri gut WWf!son uadon &Wricht j II
n itc GG.W Co Williams John .
Whit Thos Willard Al Wright John =
WasAbn1a v Wright Allen Wills John AZ
Webster Geo Wo IND Woodruff John
Whittle Juincs FWooteton AID W,lcs John II
Wells IsaacH Wll-o1 Ch'ls MWiilison John
WchhJS Wint' Gil Wig.tns Vim
Whittlc James FWlson DV Wiley Nm
Ward James Wood u \ W1lyG
Wcht Jonas
, 1861-01-19
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| |(Gfff1I1gsEs|gEI|ii!zszziF5i}3DD s. 3 3
.RAz R1A0-
I7s*nses rta.a, le.,a 90 1sees coraez Of aasoa
'''N A ssSs s u. .s:9t s9espt sunday. sud y and 1t
81 rsf szfr rs:sss:g b.,.or.
sa5s:!ssa :sss Sss1ses e
&c aao the elites Abot nasutd-
e ssa, q a1: sea s' 'l'
VIZ a tne 't:S sss5e ptnspe Iissss o,ses ta r.
sad a. nfsfa esss st1'eta and aE Tia Cnioa Depot Wz
RERara1cz. + Ries9. rs; assss "*'s r'''' A*'ak
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
l. 4hAz i H1hee61ae HES b9aep.E TRACE. ;
las esp.e5 q thls koad low sqasi 70 any Il u
Thres Throush Passenger Trains
,BstTssa G;:a, Ii5tseufsa aad l tn1l.dsip1
i: r. 5aissss ~ It"; s' o@ i! Ms,:sss eIiss
e as neisn is as ~
ett ttaSeLSef1 unsurpassed for speed a2d cdmo1t by
fIpTe*: md Fas. Lines saz through 70 fsnsdetpn4,
Hnont ehanSe OF c.ss q conductors.
seFz "a fsss fs fis e
petS4 AAtr. A1ti Fast Lne Suntay u ercers
af9ss IA s.s ss =. SfsSt ;oE Ssw fE f.
nxton. 49, 0-@A1o'e 7'a "''o-
"a through raa:rgE: Train, provided with Lnuss-
fas kngineeE thuA 1allLg iEca 70 ihs s:t:Y ui IN
eieEs-
Ssx tna;ly 7:a.as be: weca Ph1ladsl,a,* asa Sev
tsn Ihroa5h T!cIs:7, ii rsl are good oa eItSes a
LIE shovc tza3as
Brat Tickets 10 Ios.or. o,s rood r., Sorrt,h Far
!aytt. Or StaanEtep Il1es D,ton lsxcn.,.rs tr1ns
:aEIesi ffeu OF eh1r:e through New Y5rE
Ilssei. nnay ae o.lnr3 at any u iae tupo7.aas
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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25
WHOLE NO. 1886.

clng air. Several miles Moth of the City is the State Insane Asylum-a very pleasant place to be confined in, if one must be under restraint. It IS so situated as to command very fine view, and to be itself visible from great many points. On the Western shore of Fourth Lake, about six miles out of town, Hon. Thomas T Whit. tlesey, formerly of Danbury, and Member of Congress for this State, in '36-'3s, has A very pleasant residence. It stands back quite a dis tance from the highway, on a gently sloping ele- vation, and in the midst of a scattered grove of venerable old oaks. The house is built of the yellow brick of that section, is comfortable and commodious, and commands from it's piazza a very fine view of the lake only half a mile dis tant. There are other fine places now between it and Madison, and half mile on the other side of it, quite little village, with steam hour-ml and sundry stores, has grown up main-
 y through his instrumentality, direct and indi- rect. When he first went into that region, a single log house was the only dwelling save one, any where near there This was only about l846. Since he left Connecticut, Mir. W. has, in the main, eschewed politics, but he once con- sented to stand for the State Senate, and his re- putation fer honesty, (rather rare virtue among Wisconsin legislators gained him tremendous majority. All the Western States owe much to such men, who have cast intheir fortunes with them, and given character and stability to their progress. The whole of Dane County is of re- cent growth. Mir. Ebenezer Brigham, its first settler, is still living at Blue Mounds in that County. Having due idea of the exalted po- sition that such man should hold, he has wise! ly chosen the highest land in the County for his residence, so as to make sure thing of it.
 And now, my dear sir, if any of your readers ever find as much pleasure in weeks sojourn in and about Madison. as I did, they will not only excuse my prolixty, but thank me for the words written its praise.
 Yours, truly, H. c. J.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-07-25

The Government has accepted tender from Gov Morgan of a troop of 300 cavalry.
 Cor. E. D. Reyes, in command of the Connect icut brigade, says his face is to the front; that he has not been 800 yards in the rear since he took command, and does not intend to go in that direction.
 THE 4rH Connecticut regiment is guarding the depots at Hagerstown and Williamsport-hve companies at each place.
 IT IS rumored that a seat on the supreme bench is to be rendered to Hon. Joseph Holt. THE toast in parlor and bar-room in Washing ton is, "Here's to McClellan!''
 James Leslie, Jr., of Philadelphia is appointed chief clerk of the War Department.
 Mir. Rufus W. Andrews is appointed surveye' of the port of New York. | Gen. Patterson has under him 2S,00o men