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BOOKS -B00Ks-B00KS!
John Keith G. Go. g Bulletin of Eew BOOKS.

No. $50 Main street.
chaoicIseer, Thanksgiving Story, by Cornelius
Mathews, illustrated.
Golden Dre'Hs anu Leaden }ea tiles, by Ralph Raven
Minnesota and Its hesoutces by NJ Baud
Ly c> RON the Wids aide @o7d.
The Wide. Wide WoiJ, Illustrated with fourteen
en- !ravi.gS, ON steei.
vii. -eeney and Song BIRDS, by ". C. wobbyr, with
90 coGred drawings.
Anecdotes OF raiarers, 3 vols by spooner
Health rip to jhe Tropics. BY n T. " His
God,n Lint or Tales and Poems Tor the Young, by
w a. Bourne
His tory Of he Apostolic Church, by Philip schafE
Life OF BenI Roberl Haydun, by Tom TAYLOR
Grotes history OF Greece, ilarper's new edition.
Charles Auchester, By Buyer,
Life Scenes sketched in Light aud Shadow from the
world around u.s.
Busy moments of an Idle Woman
Mefkland, by the author of Margaret Maitland
Sculpture and ScuIptors by 3. F. lee.
Happy Days of Chiidhood illustrated with "a plates.
oil or Three Fingered Jack.
The lnvalid'5 Book
Geology of the Glohe, II tchcock.
Westt IN Characters, McC onAel
All not Gold that Gliiters.
Parley's l'rese i, tor all easons
Sahba'h Scene J. q. Whittier, illustrated.
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DAGUERRE RE0TYpEs.

M r. h. BABBiTT respectfully inv lies those who are
~ in want fa o0d Dagusreotl pc TO call at os.
II iPe''S Block, aud secure 10 themselves the follow
ing a0vsntages VIZ.
Of having good likeness at io,U plce; Of having
II taken V he largest aud best sky light in the
ci y; OF having it taken with the hest Of Germ In
strnments o. hsvitg tkea by Operator @ho has
had the irgest cNper'uce IN the business of navng
shs DsgHgTrecype finished with gold. natitg them per
mdnet, and not affected BY heat cold OF having
ie lures prominent they he ia any pc
sition 81 having The eyes, lthough lghi) made clear
and distinct Of having the coorng lone in The neatest
possible manner; OF having GROUP pi lures made on
Ia ge plates reduced pIice OF having Oh" privilege
of selecting from the nrsest amouRt of Daguer-
ever offered the public, from the size Of
three cent piece measuring l0xl2 riches OF
having particular attention paid lhe copying OF other
Daguerre0ipyes Of his readiness to private resi-
dences DaguerreotyVe the sick and deceased OF hav
ng their Pictures cut into pias rings loo cts, bracelets,
DC; of having person take q child's keness, who
has the faculty of keeping them StjH OF giving per-
feet satisfaction in all eases.
N. B. Office hours from "a A. NJ, to P, NJ.
O26 dWaS;awt
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CgssG0saR-BEagle CF0GEliGlg.

u VFtIl uVs'-I ITIuIII
as usual, consisting Of over Cunts. Frec& nress and
sack Cols Pant5 aHi Vests, and every variety of
Furnishing Goo $.
Remember the pacr, 21l Main So, Piper Block, Wor-
cester, Mass, sign Of the iHll Dressed Mas
s2I GawtT
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
United States and FOREIGN Patent
Agency.

Office SO State, Garner IF Coa4ress strt.f Boston
3 liz Undersigned late PFincinal gy miner in The
L United 7atas' Pateut Office ~ " Wa3hingfun City
has iual resigned his le 1I the parPuse oi establish
lug an agency IN Boston ior procUin Patents in this
AMI foreign COMMITTEES.
His long oiical connection with the Patsnt Once has
rendered him familiar with its rifles and practice, and
with The history ofngsnlion IN and otAercounIfes;
and hs experience, with The ircgneut visits which he
proposes makug 20 the Patent Cfilce usfes hlnl III
saying that his ageacy VIII offer tu4lnveHufs al tho
advantages Of one1ocate Ia Washington. and, il ad i
ton, those which result irolna residence IN the rdst
of mechanical and manufacturing industry
Advice given uqoa al matters rslang to the validity
&c Of pasnte the novelty and nteniahiiity Of ipyen
tons and " lhe general department. O. Mechanical En-
,-SPeeifc1ti5ns ana -Drdwfags 'piepared,-
Caveats Observation-Disclosures procured Of sppca-
tions that have been rejected upon mperfeely prepared
papers, ases OF Interference. and applications for ex
tension and re-issue prosecuod,-a in general all
business connected with the Patent Office. transacted
with care pug prumptness.
British and other foeiga potepl procured, through
prompt and confidential eits, in Ion and Paris
The new law recently enacted IN Great Braia having
materially edaccd he cost OF obtaining patents i'll that
kingdom, opens inventors OPT ort0nity OF protect
ing their ri hts within The British feam, which they
have never before enj, yel Fats Is now granted
which extend over England, Ireland and Scotland
Persons residing At distance may obtain all
sary information, ana have their business nansacied
by writing TO the subscriber (poSt poia) without the
trouble and expense OF a visit % Washington.
He begs leave to refer those nnaequaDted with him.
the following testimonials
From the Era1ainers IN the Patent ONCE
"Tbe Undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
In the United states PatenI dice, have for several
years been well acquainted with Mi samuel Cooper,
lately Principal Examiner in this Office; and take
pleasure in stating that be gen man OF the highest
moral character OF unauestinned knowledge in the
business and practice ui the Office, and that his scen
life attainments are snch as emmeitly I'll him ior the
busineSS in which he is aboutto engage.
HEahT b. RENwIoK,) p,;ucjnaz
j.. D. GALE, .t"ctPdt
J. ii LANE. '"""'''etS'
4ssistant Eraminers-t r. Peale, Thss. T Eve.
ritt, F. Southgate Smith, VIM Chauhcy Lungdon
''From long acquaintance, and intimate otfciq rela
tions with Mr.. cooper fully heartily concur in
the foregoing recommendation made by rly late coll
leagues. NM.P p. n FITZGERALD.
Late Principal EraRliatr OF Patents"
From Hon She e-man Leland Boston,
81 have been well acquainted with Mr., Cooper for
many years, and have the fullest confidence in his
iaithfuness and integrity. S. LELAND.o
feb J--d3taw&w lamoiY SAMUEL COOPER.
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rle banner sto,re.

The very hest Cuok Stove ol the season either for
Foa or weed, have the fsles testimonials 10 prove
from hnBdreds who have his Stove in use An stoves
SOLD at this establishment Warranted to prove as rec
ummeHded, GS no. 231 Main street
ua2z deIWsF
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
To the Ladies,
n A. BROWNING would invite the attention of the
Cs Ladies' of Worcester and vicinity, 30 his Stock of
PARIS EILLINERY,

whichllas been selected by him from the latest mror
tatonss consisting of silk Satin, and Velvet Hats in
all their variety.
Ladies Dress Cans Dress Tnmu ings, Collars Sleeves
and Embroderles of every description, and
Of the newest designs.
As he has secured the assistance Of some of the first
Mine rs in The city, he hopes aud receive that
share OF public patronage which poteness and aten
tiOn will merit
Pattern hats, for Miliners, constantly on hand.
Mourning Bonneis constantly hand and made te
order at short netce.
Bonnets beached, pressed, colSed, and repaired in
superior manner. 160 Main Street.
s29 62m
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
AUCTIONS.
House and Lois at Auction.

%vA s w. sELBY will ell on the premises o.,
Li tuesday, Nov. 20,
al TO O'Clock, ,he Rouse aad i.at on the cOtnar
OF Etdicof and Ward str els. The house gus, finish
ed, aad contains Fourteen runnls. Also--
Two Building Lots
adjoining the same. Terms EASY, und made khowu al
sale. For further particulars. inquire OF
n23 dtf 3. w. SELBY huctionerr
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Barrett S Veto on ToJthache.

FTNIiE best remedy extant for the Toohac5e, and all
4 Nervous affections. Any troub ed with the
toothache invited to call and test before purchas
ing. For sale, wholesale and retail al II WINS
ency Office, No 66 Main street, next door Seby's
Auct R. ON.
Aiso-Cenftctionery Fruit Nuts Yankee Extract,
Cur ellis Pain ExpAer, and other things numerous
70 mention, very cheap. ett n23
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
H. c. FISH,
Blacksmithiug and Grinding

FHE citizens OF Worcester informed that we are
1 prepared TO make all kinds and shapes OF ia M
MERS, c., to order TO le harden anu re temper
Carpenters Tools. Also 10 grind aid polish HATCH
ETs Tools, and all sorts OF Iron and steel Work, IN
the hest nosaible manner, and fir the lowest cash
terms BUCK BROTHERS,
Edge Tool Manufacturers, Junction Building.
no d3mk
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
BOOKS, &c.
NEW PUBLICATIONS

Received at 96 lain Street, this day, NoU. %.
z. n. TUCKtEs, Agent.
sFiritualism by Judge Edmonds, 1925
Appleton's Modern Atlas Of the Earth 80
Helen MulgraFe, so
The nld uoctcr or Stray Leaves from my Journal, 30
Caveats lie tures, edi ion. rs
Household Words, by Charles Dickens for Nov, II
Popua, Educator, do l2
Gustavus Lndarm, by Miss Catlen, so
Practical Dtaugh snan, No. 5, 81
God with Man, by Samrel Osaond, rs
Under Ground Mail Agent by Vidi, rs
he Bus mess Mans Assistant, by |. 4. Butts 25
The Landlord and enarts Assistant, by r. Butts 25
Prlor's Life of BW he, YOs / and 2, 20p
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOroester Dramatic Mu.eum.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
STAGE MANA & CARTLITCH
~ WEDNESDAY evening Nov 23I, will be acted
~ the beautiful Drama, entitled
Dominique, the Possessed.
dominique. ..Setton Parry.
q tier winch, Miss Marion Macarihy VIII sing 'The
Land Of the West"
Beautiful Overtnres by the Orchestra.
The much admired Irish vocalist H. NJ Mccarthy
will sing The Groves Of Barney y
To conclude with the grand melo dramaice Spectacle
entitled the French spy, in which Mrs Beissenherz
will sustain three great Characters
u Full particulars. see Bills Of the day
Doors open al 7; TO commence before G.
PRIcEs-Parquelte, so cents; Circle 25 cents; Gal
cry, l2I cents. IS
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23

Ornamental Trees and shrubbary
Furnished order, at the shortest notice. Apply as
above. diff n2
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
Mu icaI Motto

HOLDEN & KNowLToN's, (iormerly Fiske's9 QUAD
RiLLE BIND, are prepared furnish Music for
Balls, Parties, DC. Amy number Of Pieces desiled
chants Row, Isaac Fiske or at the Music Stores
Music arranged for Brass, or String Bands, by A.
HOLDEN. ois dam
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
NOTICES, &c.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibu

New Worcester and Lincoln So. Omnibus
SHTILL follows:
w Leaves New Worcester,
Al O'Clock A NJ, 9 A. NJ, u P. NJ 81 P NJ
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At O'Clock A. NJ, l2 NJ, 24 P. NJ, and SPIN.
Leaves Harrington Corner for New Worcester
minutes after leaving Lincoln Square
Tuesday, Thursday, and SATURDAY Evenings, the Om-
nibus viii leave New Worcester 64 oclo k aud re-
turning leave City Hal at g. the close of Lectures
&c -ASuNDAY.-
will leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ, and p NJ, re-
turning AT the close of meetings
fBs' Fare, each way 6 l-4 cents. dtf nl9
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
Situation Wante1

DY man in Grocery Store who has had some ex-
ID erieuce drive ion wagon, ." IN some active
business Apply 1t the EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
233 lain street, np stairs.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
MIS-. M. w. Geralds,

LEMALE PHYSICIAN, and successful Midwife
IL Educated at the N. =. Female Medical College
VIII answer calls niqh' and day.
NJ Residence No. Walnut Street ap7 dt
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
PUBLIC LECTURES.

The Young Mems Historical Society,
M ILL hold Course Of Lectures, this season, al the
w CITY II lkL,
commencing on Tuesday Evening, Nov. %, al n ocPk
10 be continued as follows viz:
l. Nov. % Hon. JoHN 2. HALF, New York.
Dec. 6.-gMoTHY BIeELow, Esq, Boston.
Dec. 20.--5iun fDwARp l.. kEYts, Dedhan
4. Jan 3-IIon GEORGE 5. Boutwell,, Grulon.
s. Jan. n -GEoRcE SUMNER, Esq B sion.
Jan. 3l.-Di OLIVER w. Holmes, Boston.
z. Feb. IA Hon. ANsoN BUBLINGAME Cambridge.
8. Feb. 2S.-Rev horace JAMES, Worcester.
3. Mar. l4-Rev T, N1ERsoN, Roxbury
TO- Mar. 2e.-Rev A. l.. STONE, Boston.
Tickets for the course may be obtained at fuichin-
sons, Wesbys Keith's, and Aliens Bookstores at the
following urices Gentleman and Lady, 81; Gen
lleman, rs centsi Lady or Minor so cents Single
ectuIes, l24 cents, to b. paid at the Door. Tickets
not GnYerabls.
Doors open beiore Z, aud closed II precisely All
persons are requested TO be in the Hall previous to
past O'clock.
c. JILLSON,
SIDNEY CLARKE,
JESSE g. WHEELER, Committee.
F. NJ STOWELL,
c.. BRIGGS,
Worcester, November, 1853. off mis-
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
BOARD.

EFOUR Gentlemen can be accommodated with pleas
L rooms, at % Plea. ant street. Also. Gentle
and wife, with more diff MIC
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
no Gentlemen and Ladics.

To Gentlemen and Ladies'.
G ntiemen wishing well made Shirts, Bosoms and
Collars can ear OF LaGe tomed rire Sc wing
on application TO the INTELLIGENCE uFFlCE 233
Manst LADIES' who have nice to do, also
be aCcommt dared. a div
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WORCESTER LYCEUM.


VNHE Course of Lectures for the Winter of 1854
Il will commence on the 18th November, at the
CTTX EALL,
and be continued as Ellows, vi2g;
list lecture, Nov. l7-IAMEs r FIELDS, Boston.
81 Dec l-PARR BENJAMiN, New York.
81 Dec l5--kev II. d. STORTs Jr Bru0klyn.
Attn Dec. 29-Rev. SAhUEL JOHNSON, Salem.
oh Jan l2--Rev. THEo PARKER Boston.
9Th JAN. 20-OLIYER w hoLNgs, Boston.
7h Feb 9-Rev 4. STARR KING, Boston
9th Feb 23 Rev. FRsDK II HEDoE ,Prov'ce.
9Th Mar. 9-WENDELL PuILLIPs Bosisn
10Th Mar. 23-WM. Is. sPRAGuE, u. d., Albany
rT Tickets for the may be obtaGed of the
Treasure and the bookstores, the following prices:
Gentlemen S,00-Ludies and Minors so cents single
Lectures, l2l cts, TO be paid at the door
All purch seIs of Tickets viii be entitled TO the
OF The Library, containing about 1900 volumes of val
unlle Books for the whole year.
The doors will be open at 2, and closed at II o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary.
CHARLES WHITE, J reas.
Worcester, Nov. IL le s. dtf
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NOTICE.

A Copnrmership has been formed Letween the sub
IA scubers, or the manufacturing OF Fine Calf
Boots, for Wholesale Trade, and doing general
Leather business, under the firm Of LARIN d EARLE,
ANSBL LAKIN,
CHAS G. EARLE.
Corner Of Main and Pleasant streets, Worcester, Ms.
MS deod3w
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
FOUND,

ON VAIN street, Bag of Boot Stock Inquire at
" the Police Office.
Worcester, Nov. IL, 1853. nj 2 DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
500 Wanted

Tenement Wanted.
Within half a mile o the Common for permanent
tenant. Apply above.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
a Capabla Girl,

& Capable Girl,
IA wears Of age. wishes to get place in ftmy to
take care Of chldrep, apd D. AouseMoh Wages, so
cents per week. Apply as abaye.
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23

Tickets 25 Cents.
Doors open at O'clock, performance commences at
g. d3t n2l
Worcester daily spy., 1853-11-23
just Received,

ONhN tktCotVeUs
Another lot Of those superior Gold Pens, that have
given entire satisfaction to all who have used them
Apply at MARTINS Writing Academy, 1873 Main st,
and procure the best article manufactured Oi6 DIFF
A. ANDREWS.
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Piano
Forte, and Music Room, No 4, Harrington
Corner, Worcester Mass
BEST REFERENCES GIVEN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
xxx,s CoNGR Second Session.
WAsnrNGroN, January ~, ls,

WASHINGTON, january IL, 1858.
SENArE.-Mr. Sewatd presented the me-
mo ial of Thomas Ewbank, praying an ap'
preparation to enable him 10 make expert
ments with his recently discovered plan for
paddle wheels.
Mr., prodhead presented the memorial OF
Aaeo citizens Of New York, in favor OF grant
ing 100 acres Of land 10 all who were enga'
Eed In The war Of isl2--n ~ oil er petit ons
and reports were presented.
Hotsx.-The House passed the Senate bi ]
allowing the widow o. General Arms'ead,
teusion for life and the Senate bill allowing
arrears of pension 10 the widow of Gen John
Mcneil.
Mr.. Dean asked, and received the unani.
nous consent Of the House, 10 introduce a
bill to carry into effect resolution of Con.
gres, passed in August, 1888, 10 erect at the
Capitol OF the nation, colossal Equestrian
Statue of Washington. [, proposes an appro.
pration OF $4,000, the work 10 be executed
by Clark Mills, Esq, under the direction Of
the President Of the United States
ni'' beai WISH II ~ nave lne resolution
referred to the Committee OH Ways and
Means. Many voices "Alove 10 put it
on its PASSAGE "Now,n "now."] Mr..
Dean had TO objection to this
Mr.. Jones, of Tenn, said it would be
wholly unnecessary 10 refer the Bill, as gen.
,lemen understand it as well now, as they
would after Committee had examined it,
All they had TO do was to suspend the rules
and pass it al once. "Agreed =" "Asreed -
Several motions of reference we're sug.
gested.
Mr.. Sweetzer said he did rot wish the
figure of Washington 10 be clothed in the Ro
man Toea, but in The Conlinen al Uniform -
[Cries of "Good ~ "Good ~
Mr.. Dean, then in accordance with the
call, made around him, moved the passage
of the Bill. He said it did not require Wash.
ington 10 be represented in the Roman Cos
tune, bu: merely 10 carry into effect The act
Of Congress of 1888. Neither that it should
BIZ executed by foreign artist, for we have
one in our midst, the very best Clark Mills
man who has achieved in the equpose o
the horse, what has never before been accom-.
plished.
The demand for the previous question wa.
then sustained, and under its operation the
bill was passed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
EDITORS TABLE.


Journal OF THE FrAxKLIx IxsrITurr.-The
January number of this valuable scientific pub-
cation has come to hand. The present number
contains some very valuable contributions on SCI
entiic subjects, illustrated with a number of well
executed diagrams.
The FARM JOURNAL for January contains
among other things of interest, diagram Of a
public square, in West Chester, containing five
and half acres, and on which has been planted
23s trees Of 60 distinct species. 1t would be well
for other boroughs to follow this example,
TIE FAMILY CIrcLE AND PAnLoR ANNUAL,
for January, published by Jas. G. Reed, l4o Full
toh street New York, at s per annum, fconains
handsome steel engraving Of the New York
Crystal Palace, and other illustrations.
TnE REPORT Of the Franklin Institute Exhi-
bion, in October last, with the address Of Judge
Kelly has been received. 1t is pamphlet Of
much interest to mechanics and others.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

WE have seen sweils on the ocean, and
swells on the canal but Of all the sweIIs,
preserve us from an ass who has been eleva-
ted out of the gutter 10 an important oihce'
A WIFE cannot make home comfortable,
who "dear,n and "my loves" and "Pe's"
her husband and don't sew the buttons on his
shirts or the tapes on his drawers.
WHILE you say that the religion OF your
neighbor is like a garment that siis loosely
upon him be careful that your own is not Ike
a glove that fits either hand.
PEANUTS are raised in immense qnanti-
ties in Virginia One county in the State
(Tsle of Wghl) realizes annually by their
sale two hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
TEN of the Rochester IN. Y aldermen
have been indicted for misdeneanor in the
licensing of taverns and other houses Of en-
lertainment.
RoAsr turkey is just as good as mackercI,
if people will only think so. 1t all depends
on how they are brought up.
THERE is an inmate Of the lunaic asylum,
at Staunton, Va, the cause Of whose in
sanity was Incidence.
WAsH1NGroN lRvING is in Baltimore, and
receives much attention from literary men
He is the guest Of Secretary Kennedy.
Ledru Rollins Wife, an English lady, has
become the legatee Of four millions Of
francs. She was before very wealthy.
liz who hates his neiahbor is miserable
himself, and makes all around him feel mis-.
erable.
IT is proof Of meIiocrly of intellect to | e
addicted 10 story telling.
THE life Of Christian is his walk, Christ
is his way and heaven his home.
TIKI Caloric Engine cannot explode. Al
hail to that public beuelactor Captain Erics
son
GENERAL ScoTr, it is said, gave blllan
party in Washington, on Saturday evening
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE

The superior enterprise of Baltimore,
when compared with Philadelphia, in en-
terprlses of internal improvement, is every
where apparent. The Baltimoreans having
just completed the great Baltimore & Ohio
rail road TO Wheeling, are now about con-
structing branch diverging at point 100
miles east Of Wheeling, TO Parkersburg, Va.
reaching the Ohio about 100 miles south
west Of Wheeling. To this road, the citi-
zens of Baltimore, have subscribed hall a
million of dollars. The city has loaned its
aid for one & half millions, and the Balti-
more s. Ohio Company one milion-making
in all three millions TO complete branch
TO their main stem or artery TO the Ohio.
In the meantime Philadelphia stands hag-
ling about the propriety Of subscribing one
or two millions TO the Sunbury and Erie
road, project Of more importance TO that
city, than all the roads combined, leading
from Philadelphia and Baltimore 10 the
Ohio.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22

Low FARES ON RAILROADS.

The Canal Commissioners have reduced
the fare on the Columbia Railroad to q
cts. per mile. The Pennsylvania Railroad
has done the same. They will have to
come TO a much lower figure still, to keep
up with New York and Baltimore. The
New Workers are now building number
Of Steamers on Lake Erie, to run in connec-
tion with the New York and Erie road to
Cincinnati, and have put down the fare
800 miles, TO $40. The Baltimoreans hav-
ing completed the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, to Wheeling, are preparing 10 carry
passengers through 10 Louisville, Ky. for
$40. These fares will average about | !!
cts. per mile. To this complexion we all
must come at last. Let the Sunbury and
Erie road be made, and we can defy all
competition.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1853-01-22
Correspondence OF the Public Ledger.
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

Harrisburg, Jan. II, 1853.
In SENATE-Mr. Forsyth presented me-
mortal from The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, which was read, and referred 10 the
Committee OH Railroads.
message was received from the Cover
nor, transmitting the report and accompany
ing bills OF the Commissioners appointed to
Commonwealth.
An act TO incorporate the Odd Fellows
Association OF New Berlin, Union county,
was taken up and passed finally Adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Ely read in place. bill, sup
Elemental TO the license law of 1884.
Mr.. Chandler an act 10 incorporate direc,
railroad Company to Baltimore.
MIR. Hart, bill 10 confirm title 10 real
estate held by mutual beneficial associations
The Speaker and members of the Senate
being introduced, the two Houses went into
Convention for the purpose of eleciing a
State Treasurer for one year from the frs, OF
May next, whereupon John M. Bicke re-
ceiyed seventy-fonr votes and wa. declared
uuIy elecleu- honse adjourned.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 18th, 1858.
In SENATE.-Mr. Sanderson read in place
bill relating 10 the termination of the North
Branch Canal
Mr. Quiggle, bill Incorporating the
Belefonte Railroad Company.
On motion OF Mr.. Crabb, the bill provd.
ing that the Office Of the Sunbury and Erie
Rail Road Company shall hereafter be kept
in Philadelphia, passed second reading and
was laid over for the present.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Appleton, supplement TO the ac, re-
la,ing to Executors and Administrators, pas
sed in 1894.
Bills Reporied-Mr. knight, from the Ju
dietary Committee, reported bill 10 give
Orphans Court power TO grant relief in Ger
tain cases.
Mr.. Gilmore, (same) a supplement 10 The
act relating TO the support and employment
of The poor.
MIR. Hill, a bill 10 Authorize the Pennsyl
vania Railroad 10 rdn cars on any railroad 0
the Commonwealth.
DIR. Strong, bill supplemental 10 the &C
regulating lateral railroads.