Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28
Pennsylvania Railway.
Elegant Co sclles- Romantic Scenery
Hotels Watering PIaces-&c

Elegant Coscllss- Romantic Scenery
Understanding PIaces-&c.
In connection with the Pittsburgh and
Fort Way ne, the Pennsylvania Railway con-
flutes ore grand, unbroken trunk line, the
shortest, quickest, and most direct between
Chicago and all important eastern points.
Passengers taxing the Saturday esenin g
train from Chicago go through without de-
lay, arriving in New York TWENTY FOUR
HOURS ISSADFaacr of}al fiydlylines. By a
recent arrangement, the celebrated "Silver
Palace Sleeping Carr goes through without
change TIE. certainty of its connections
and the saving in distance and time by this
route (Which has but one change Of cars
from ChiCagoGtos% Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York viG Allentown has made it
the. most popular thoroughfare of all others
with the merchants and business men Of the
Northwest, while the smoothness, cleanli-
ness and unequalled. safety of its double
track, (stone .ballasssd) the elegance and
perfection of its coaches and equipment,
the sublime mountain scenery it traverses
in. its passage through and over the a lie
ghanies, and the beautiful and ever chang
ing views along the Juniata and Susquehan-
ma valleys combine to make this route a
favorite for pleasure travel.
The hotel accommodations along this line
are unsurpassed. The g Union Hotep' at
Pittsburg, is one of the finest structures of
its kind in the country built for the ex-
press accommodation Of the travelling pub
lie; perfect in all its appointments, furnish
nishing commoiious rooms, LUXURIOUS beds,
Fand liable loaded with every seasonable
delicacy. The Logan House at Altoona,
is, another admirably conducted hotel, and
the dining stations at other points along the
lins are unexceptionable in cleanliness, com
fort and cuisine
Especially as, a route for recreation and
hsalthfdIenj ay ment does The. Pepnsylvania
Railway offer extraordinary inducements,
Crasscn has long been distih guished as one
E.sof the most delightful mountain retreats in
THE country, for its cool, dry, invigorating
atmosphere in the hottest summer months,
its hunting and trout9fshing, its fine hotels
and the rare views Of wild Allegheny scenery
Fit affords .thes artist and lover Of nature.
/ Bedford Springs is another charming To-
cality, justly celebrated Cor the medicinal
and restorative properties of its. waters.
Art has aided nature in doing everything to
adorn this lovely spot; it's extensive hotel
improvements, its highly -embellished
grounds and promenades rendering it one
Of the most desirable of all s: summer re-
Sorts" s.sa, la. a.,sod 10 4 t..ii 81: sst. ta4t
8. Within two hours ride Of Philadelphia is
the still more fashionable sea bathing resort
of Atlantic City, which is built on an island
six miles from the Jersey coast. Its superb
hotels can accommodate 5000 persons, and
its wide streets and avenues are beautifully
laid out and graveIed in q manner to make
perfect drives and walks. The atmosphere
is light. dry, free from dampness or fog
(Which cannot be said Of Newport or Ma
hant.) Facilities for fishing and boating
are abundant, and every delieacy of fish,
oysters and game to be obtained in their ra-
rest pertection. The beach is nine miles
long,, affording splendid drive, and in
view of its numberless attractions it is not
surprising that LOG, 600 persons visited this
place during the past season of 1865
Cape May Zone of the most popular wa
tering places on the continent is distant only
40 miles, and both are reached directly by
daily trains, and connected by telegraph with
Philadelphia and all points West.
Through tickets over the Pennsylvania
Railway, the shortest and only direct route
TO the above attractive summer resorts. for
saleat the Company's office in Chicago, (cor
of, Randolph and La Sale $751; and all
principal ticket off ces in the West.