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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
MEDICAL.
ALL SHOULD TRY ITH
DR.. j.. STETTERS
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS.
M SHOULD YRY ~!
100000 BOmto. sold ia One Yea

NOTHING in The understanding in the medical mar.
~ ket for the past fly years. has ever co ualed t an
al article he produced to'quai tins
GREAT ANTl-DYSPEPTlC.
hr hosietiets PREPARATION is an old gTanny's re
clle nor tle mere experimental esut Vi some Amateur
PHYSICIANS verbal investigation II is lie result OF nTn
!ouud aud eahO0 O one OF the nost scientific
chemists Oi tile present Century
III HOscttcr Submits his hitierS IN
hnC4I lrS.S az WHAT'S siiil better personal ANN
youT own constitutions TIE IIur prOpcrte OF these hi
crs viii tie found ny Tie FIRST analyst : aud ;bc l force
Vi iher great medicinal elects ms dc ma IN
almost incredible shUlt space OF time In,on -
Arc you dysreptic? Then take these celebrated Stom.
lCh biiteIs
You eious2 Try one bottle OF these biters, and
be relieved at OiCe.
Aie yue amuo, ed ny iudscson2 Remove the cause bv
Tie rcs use OF these hiIIe
lave you lever and acue? FOw many thousands IN tho
eSt and South have bec cured OF this constitution de-
SuOyins disease, by the lice Use OF these biitsrS
Al should Try this great aidO,e We Venture to a.
htIn u"t while HoSIeers BiteTs used OF 10.
Net AID HGue Cannot oCC.T.
One wine slaSslli taken three times daY before meals
viii be found great tonic agent, which All WIN appIeci.
ale when So'nIiy satisfied the TACT as they VIII he
by giving the bers trial
laee aie Utaer BlerS,' represented to he The same
which are cOmr1 =atVey worthless Our Bit erS are
wthoUl rival as 10 their medicinal qualities They
directions UlI aud ''Dr Hst-IirT's Stomach Bltryg
flown on the bottle None Other eeuuiie c.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR a BOTTLE,
u For sale by all the principal Druggists hotel bars
esArtanS and Dealer generally thlUushOu The United
States a.d by
EuSHFIELD q Co, aud
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

THE subscriber offers 10 til public new style OF
picture Tar superior TO the DagucrieOypc, made IN
Wheeling daily at his establ shmnnl. They termed
AMBROTYPES
the process for which patented in the United States
Great Britain AMI France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful produced by the Photographic
art The exceeding euess, depth OF light and shade
richness U tone Is wNd :rnl They d. rrVcrse the
subject, hut represent everything posiiun-
They are without the glaze OF dasuerTeOypc, may be
seen in any view, and.w last for ages unchanged,
lMPERlSiABLE,
hence the name Ambrotype, which signifies Indestract
hiiE. Tie picture taken Paiu glass, which
other plate III corresponding size is scared
stucbe ceme, by which picture Will its orig
al hllhancy Tor ages; il will not cOrrOde by acids
he injured by waller : climate
AmhoyIe TercoscOpcs must be TO be appreciated
lie relief is perfect lie
i'agnerre"tyres taken IeLuced prices Ladies' and
gentlemen invited 10 Call aud examine my gallery
pAR1'RIOGE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

RIVER AND WEATHER..
PrrrSBuncH, Sept. 25.-River 4 feet inches
falling. Weather clear and mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Ice! Ice!! Ice!!

THE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends and
tie public Generally, That lie prepared TO servo
them with as pure aud transparent article Office was
ever taken iOm the wafer, and al low aA ever
before ofe ed.
That which he now offers is In part taken from the
creek at tie point called McCOIlOchs Lear though he
gleaier portion with which his mammoth Ice House s
filled is from the river, being nearly all from Aeghs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
BANK EypInnEn

BAIT, Sept. Pit is rumored that the Green's
botough Bank, Queen Anne Co., Nd. has tx
poded. 1t was Wall Street paper machine.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
P. Z. ZlNN,
COnfcCtiOnGT and FTQitercT,

CORNER OF MAIN AND MADISON STREETS
Wheeling, Va.
will hE TTOnIIle above the suhsc iber has re.
"A moved ls estabh ment TO the ''Bridse COrneT,''
where lie VIII be pleased his old customers aud
as mary rev CUES as may call. His stock is much
aged, and his rooms neatly Teftted. Candles, FRUITS
Nuts % at wholesale al the very lowest prices. Par.
tics and families supplied with cakes and fruits short
est no'ce His ice cream saloon is the most pleasant
guests
anil 2. Z INN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
NeW Stock Of Boots aud .SAOes ut
N. L. DOR $EY'S
Oak Hall.

No 1913 Min ST. 4 doors 6sios Uaion st.
II AVING IstUIned TURING ESia bIish.
IL ments oil the East STOCK Of boots and Shoes
comprising all the varied styles for Present APP
pISacns Selsn Of 1885, would respectfully inv tie
aud all TO Cu and my sOc r. as aIn coutiJent
lhat eau suit all and every body, pa Oved good rcy.
ana hsaP sonds viii dol intend 10 keep the be: quail
ity OF goods in my line, and sell cheap if not cheap
Ell than Ihey can be bought elsewhere Tai and
examining
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
j. M. LEE,
RIO Oh RRLIRR

HER OF "ATTR ANn UEIUN sTs., WHEELING, Va.
Il EEFS constantly on hand variety OF books, among
IN which may be found the works OF all the leading wrt
ters OF the times, such James, HuveT, Eliza K.
Duray' Bennett, Arthur, llPaTd, Dumas, and Lever
M:ny Of ms works bound in good STYLE with backs
he also keeps an Exchange libreTy Persons PuTchls
Ing books may return them aer reading Them, for which
I've VIII pay tic following for 6Oc books 40 cts 95c
bOokS2 0C, fOT 81 hooks 50 cents. Inh29;1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

Is receiving every day fresh Baltimore Oysters. Our
customers will always find perar 10 serve Them
ur in the most delicate aud desirable
tcs@oRDERS complied with i'll the shortest possible
time
aE29 No f07 Main street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
TIE Great Event OF the ScqsonN

The nrrivaI of the enormous stock of Fall
md Winter Goods
NO. So cor. MONROE AND WATER STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
TIIOS. HUG II rs, having Just returned from
the cities with gorgeous stock, his
friend aud customers Cali and inspect They
will find the assortment OF
CLOTHS OF all cOlors;
CASSIMER rs of the finest qualities. and
VkSTiNGS OF the choicest patterns.
unequaed by anything Of the kind brought 10 this
city Spl2:InI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

The RIDERS and GYNNASTIC
AHIlSTE>, iUiI description OF
whom viii he found on the bills.
ar" all belonging 10 the FIRST class
al their profession. OF both sexes,
aud aye known and distinguished
eNerS where as the
'.SInr TrOupc''
Of the United STATES \ tull
MILITARY BRASS BAND
accompanies ih~ Umied Eyhibi-
tons, and viii play during the per.
10 HInces a variety of new and
iashiOIIa bic music.
q I he Companies will enter
Town in
Grand Procession
about 10 4. NJ, aud ailer passiu.
through tho principal s,reets, pTO-
coed to iucir
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

DoY.s calf boots;
u do KipbUOts;
do Calf Oxford Ties;
do brO.ans;
Boys boots and shoes every kind and description;
Also, chiden's Shoes, GaiIerS &C. of all sorts and
szes III fact can suit everybody anything they may
want in my line Don't forget 1913 Main street. Wheeling
va. n l.. DORSEY.
r; s.-Country merchants sorting up for cash viii do
well 10 Cali Ia,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

~ The eqmrnlent and general
outfit ul both the
AENAGERIE AND circus rRourEs
have been got up this season ina
style oi elegance and pTomsion
"i costly decorations hitherto un.
pIeCedeHIed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
EAErsvILLr, onrn.

Nr. J r. TrndrrsniM 0'''''
Dear Si:-l have been afflicted for three years with
rheumatism IN my back, and lhe siX months moi
able TO get out of my bed without help, your agent la
city insisted my trying one bottle OF Uhs1g Flu
ient and Try what effect ii would have; and Que b,I
tie has relieved me 80 much that able TO gel Uu OF
my bed without difficulty. ltias brcm bessn. 10 ne;
just Try 1t tor yourself, aud you Will be pleased
Mrs.. NJ. COCHRAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

i d MANSI 81. T. WAYMAN
Co-Partnership
i. MARSH has this day assuci0ted with him NJ T.
y waymam. iOr Il purpose tiausacg the whole
Il. Marsh No Monroe street, next door TO Iiteer
OFT q Co, under the finn Or
July lst, 1870 juSi
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
New Firm.
The Verandah Restaurant
AM Il " S,LIsIE = non

July osd. 1855
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
' Dissolution.

DISSUIULIOu.
THE firm OF Stockton, Russell d ca. is this day dis
solved by mutual Consent.
Parties having claims sganst the finn will please pre-
sent them Tor settlement.
WM. II. RUSSELL.
July 23d, 1855: ju3I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

Just ReCelVed,
M a. EDWARDS d HRO. hive lust received Itom
~ . tile East, (at their New Grocery aduiuing lie
rosiontej excellent and rluy selected assortment
OF he Liooerles, 10 which they invite tile attention of an
tn want good and Cheap groceries, Our stock consists
i'aTI of fine ''
i:o, Maracaibo, and Java coHces, brown clarified do;
& ushed and Puverized Sugars; ~
leds IA great variety and fine qualities;
Cocoa hfouno and Chocolate ., the best brands,
rlrs, ia Cansi lice flour, staIcI
FaIlna sage, naCaToTI, lsinslRss, JeIlytina;
'eFudh AIT6wIOut dried curants TaisiIls nlnlOmIs
oii'eS hops eici Tobacco and segars ne QUALITIES;
Soaps, rlc; Fine ground Table Salli
Specs aud Essences OF every variety
1OSriher with many other articles 10 tedious 10 enB
me, aie' all OF which we aiC sc ling veIy low pnces
all ana examine Tor yourselves, you carr but he peas
ca Remember TIC psCe-COier al Market and Quincy
streets adjoining lie POStO1fCc. Wheeling, Va m2S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
summer Arrangeme1
New Advancement

New Arrange
ESFTTTTt-S14
GSSEfS AL B EN- a RLE,
ZINES H. ROBERTS, master
will leave Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at 10 O'Clock, A. for Pa hersburg, Meeting
Marietta with the steamer BUCK, running nom Marietta
to GAINESVILLE: and al PaIkeIsbuIg with the steamer
FASHION, running from PaTkeTsEurg 20 West Column
bia, Va Returning viii leave Pan krrsTurs every Mon
day, Wednesday Gnd Friday al 81 O'Clock, \ NJ.
Freight will be received 'Or any point OH The Muskin-
gum river between Marietta and GAINESVILLE, and any
point on the Ohio between Wheeling and West Cuum-
hI.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

NOTHING in the understanding in the medical ma
~ ket for The past fifty years. has ever can
'ii article he produced t9'qual tins
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26

GrocerleS at WhOIeSaIe.
H00 BBLS. MOLASSES;
OOO 300 bags Rio coffee;
% pockets La"uiTa coffee;
81 Old Java
60 boxes CayeudisL Tobacco;
30 kegs CIV.
10 bbls cut and dry
80 boxes Stewards y. Y. candles;
Ito hhds Sugar:
- b5ls LOyering's refined Sugar;
10 htjS Louisiana
90 hch Y. IL, Il. =, and ImI.era Teasi
% Catiy boxes
III tiEICeS rice;
2 boxes white pipes;
80 Cogarc'S fancy SoaFsi
Together with fun assortment Family Groceries,
including Spices, Fruits bye sIu, Fish, sale
TALLAST & DELAPALIN,
mas No - Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Shooters! Shooters!!

O44OOVO4 . E44OOUO4 D.
E.eOnHrd's kHIemI Revolving Hammer
Pist0l!!!
THIS pistol, for simplicity "r construction facility
loading and Cal pirg iapidty OF discharslug power and
cOrreC'n convenience carrying aud ia exemption
from liability accidental discEarsins. claims Supen
ority over Gil Others now manufactured.
small lot just received aud for sale at the Cheap Jew
elTy store OF C. BROWN.
myi M ! Washington Hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
Shirts and Hosiery,

OLIVES,
Silk aud MeTino Under Shirts and Drawers,
and GentIemem'S Notions gene rally.
of the finest quality, and at HricCr exceedingly low,
be obtained al THOS. HUGHES,
No. 35 corner Monroe and Water SITS.
Spi2-1m Wheeling
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
Trglglatlue.
COLUMBIA, Dec. Is, 1854.
SENATE

Favorable reports were submitted on
bill TO aid in the construction of the Sa-
vannah and Charleston Railroad, and on
bill TO allow the city author ties of Char
lesion to tax the real estate of Banks.
MIR. fuckers School Bill SaS ordered
for II second reading to-mor. ow.
The Senate agreed TO the House amend.
rnent for adjourning on Thursday, the list
inst.
The Senate then attended, in the House
Of Representatives, the Inaugural ccre-
monies of General Adams, which took
place according to the usual form. Gen.
Adams most tecIiugly aud imprcssiveIy
returned his thanks for the honorable
trust contideI to him 10y the assembled
Legislators of his beloved State. 1t
would be his steadfast determination and
high st ambition, to guard well the in
terests and honor Of the State, so far as
dependent on the Executive Adminis,ra.
| ton.
1t would he his aim especially to excr-
else cautiously, moderately and discrectlv,
the solemn prer"gatvcof mercy accorded
to the Governor 10y the constitution, II, its
abuse and too frequent application made
mockery of justice aud judicial forms,
and tended to undermine all popular con-
tidence in established modes of procc-
dure.
II would also tend to increase the num-
Der of those desiring n Pententiary-a
change he would regret to see.
In the comparison of our own criminal
statistics with those Of other States, he
could see nothing to justify such a change
their penltentiaries were crowded, while
our jails were comparatively empty.
The unchecked and constantly growing
po "er and control of the many, were
evils to be avoided in sound policy, as well
AS the complete absorption of power BY
the few. The progress of our State in
the path OF permanent prosperity, and
healthy, vigorous, republican develop
ment, would compare favorabIy with other
States who are held up in contrast. 1t
was pure wisdom to avoil changes tina,
were not absolutely demanded, and whose
effects could not be foretold.
lie was opposed to the abolition of the
| "A''1" Syo'ciif di"l WOuiu enucavOr 10
develop and extend its advantages, which
were OF special interest to every southern
State.
lie deemed it matter Of conrratul,.
ton that the tenor Of our Legislation had
been conservative, and hoped that the
State would escape the contagion of a
wild and arbitrary democracy, that was So
rife for destruction in some quarters. The
absolute and illimitable control of q bare
numerical majority, was not il the creed
Of the sage fathers who gave us the body
and form OF our present institutions, tina,
had been so well tested and approved.
The indications around are fcarfully
pregnant with signs Of determination
IN some Northern States, mt least, to per.
severe in their course Of degrading and
sabjecting the South. But the final so.
luton of the question WAS still to be iefi
to the developments Of time, which alone
can determine what is the permanent and
natural effect Of administrations upon our
character as a people.
The address, Of which the above Is a
very meagre synopsis was delivered in
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
Lists OF Acts passed by the General
Assembly of South Carolina.

l. An Act to authorize the Judges at
Chambers to appoint Commissioners to
value lands through which Railroads may
pass.
2. An act to amend an act entitled an
act to provide for the inspection of flour
and other purposes.
3. An ACT to authorize the State to aid
in the construction Of the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad Company.
4. An act to incorporate the Charles
ton Water Company, in the city of Char
leston, State of South Carolina.
8. An act to incorporate the Columbia
and Charlotte Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany.
G. An act to incorporate the village of
Marion, and for other purposes.
7. An act to incorporate the Columbia
Machine Works.
:. An act to incorporate the society for
the relief Of INDECENT and superannuated
ministers of the Presbyterian Church, and
their families.
0. An act to alter the Constitution Of
the State so as to divide Pendleton into
two Election Districts.
10. An act to extend the time allowed
TO the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company and the Newberry and Ches-
ter ltailroad Company to open the books
Of subscription to the capital stock of said
companies.
IL. An act to amend the first clause Of
an act 10 renew ana amend the charters
If certain towns and villages, passed in
| the year 1853.
IL. An act to abolish the Office of Tax
Collector Of Winyah and for other,pur-
poses.
l3. An act to amend the charter of the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad
Company.
IA. An act to renew and amend tho
charters of certain towns and villages
heretofore incorporated.
l5. An act to empower and authorize
the Commissioners Of the Orphan House
in Charleston to select two youths from
those educated on the bounty OF that in
sttution, to complete their education in
the Military Schools of this Safe.
l6. An act to raise supplies for the
year commencing October, 1854.
II. An act to vest the title of the State
to certain escheatcd property barein men
toned in certain persons therein named.
lS. An act to amend an act, entitled
an act to re-charter the Merchants Bank
Of South Carolina at Cheraw.
10. An act to incorporate certain Re
ligious Societies and Societies for the pur-
poses Of Education.
90. An act to authorize the Comptrol-
Ter General to sccept the bequest Of the
late John Blair.
2l. An act to authorize the Town
Council Of Hamburg to subscribe 10 the
capital stock Of certain Railroad Com
panies therein mentioned.
%. An act to re-charter the Bank of
Georgetown, South Carolina.
80. An act to authorize the Cheraw
and Darlington Rsilroad Company TO in
crease their capital stock.
"a. An act to authorize the formation
Of Volunteer Battalion, to be attached
to the 23d Regiment Of S. g. Militia.
rs. An act to amend the charter Of the
Bank of the State Of South Carolina.
81. An act to alter and amend Tie
charter of the town Of Columbia, and
for other purposes.
27. An act to authorize aid TO the
Blue Ridge Railroad, in South Carolina
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
TO AN UNMARRIED MAN.

I'm happy man at last,
My heart is running over;
A married man! just think of THAT
No more a whining lover.
I'm mad with joy tied fast and close,
To, d, the sweetest cousin;
And If I've turned one summcrsct,
have at least a dozen
asked her once, twas long ago,
While sitting by her side,
Qm blushing while write the word4,)
II she would be my bride.
Heavens! how her black eyes looked at me |
How funnily | felt
wished Prince Hamlets wish, that my
Too solid flesh might melt
lis said that Time works wondrous things ;
found the saying trnc;
She soon came round again, and
Once more began to WOO.
coaxcd her, kissed her, gave her things,
praised her loveliness;
She wore my rings, and kissed me back,
But never would say 'yes!
How many, mary weary months
I've waited for the word,
And sighed thousand times that saw,
You know it, Hope Deferred =
Shed ask Inc what meant, and pout,
And slap me in the face
How odd it makes a fellow feel
When hit in such place!
We sat one evening all alone,
(The old folks were a-bed,)
Watching each other anxiously,
Yet not a word was said.
Ny arm was round her little waist
Ny heart beat thick and fast;
whispered softly in her ear,
And she said YEs at last.
1t is pleasure, Charly dear,
You never yet have known,
To hold the lovcliest girl on earth,
And feel her ALL YOUR own
But If you wish for happiness,
And wish to chcaply buy it,
90 and get married, dearest friend,
Just try it, only TRY 1T.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
From the Charleston Courier.
The Republican Court, or American
Society in the Days Of Washington.


We are indebted to Msssrs. s. G.. Cour.
tenay d. Co., Of the Book and Periodical
Depot, Broad street, for q most elegant
volume bearing the above title. It erna.
mates from the press of the enterprsing
publishers, Messrs, ID. Appleton & Co., Of
New York, aud is from the pen of the
Rev. DIR. Rufus w. Griswold. The de-
sign OF the work-whirii is indeed The
chef d'GaUre of American art-"iS to give
an interesting and faithful view of the
private and social life of this country IN
the days OF Washington; referring as
briefly as possible 10 political xif'.,rs."-
The text is illustrated by cugravings from
tho original portraits Of twenty one Of the
most distinguished and beautiful women
who adorned the Presidency Of Washing
ton. In mechanical execution the work
is truly superb-the paper, ,tter press,
engravings and binding heing rs nearly
faultless as art aud skill and care can rem
der them. DIR. Grswold also has done
ample justice to his subject and the his
tor'cal and descriptive portions Of the
work are highly entertaining-in short
the book is truly American in every par
tcular, and is we'll adapted rs n present
for the approaching holidays. Its liter
AIRY style may DE judged from the follow
ing description Of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
IN ADVANCE
N u M B E r as

the style of happy and impulsive eIo-
quence, familiar to all who have heard
the speaker, and was received with em-
phatic and continued demonstrations of
applause.
On the return of the Senate to their
Chamber, a bill to grant vacant lands to
the Commissioners of Free Schools was
indefinitely postponed.
The consideration Of bill to prevent
the sale of Intoxicating liquors By travel
ing venIers, was deferred.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
The Committee appointed to obtain the
| copy of DIR. ThornwelFs address reported
that they had obtained the manuscript,
and the House ordered twenty thousand
copies to be printed.
Mr.. Middleton reported bill to increase
the salaries of the Judges hereafter cleo
ted to 81 900 per annum.
Mr.. Cunningham reported favorably on
bill to amend the Constitution in re-
gard to the time of holding elections.
A favorable report WAS also made on
the Senate bill to incorporate the Charles
ton Water Company.
Mr.. Spain introduced resolution call
ing on the Committee Of Ways and
Means to inquire into the expediency OF
increasing the pay Of the members oc the
Legislature, which was adopted.
Mr.. Cooper introduced a resolution. that
no additional appropriation he made fol
the Stat" Capitol until full explanation
be given Of the previous expeuditures.-
1t was ordered for consideration to-mor.
rov. .
A bill to allow the Cheraw and Oar.
lington Railroad Company to increase
their Capital, passed a second reading.
The joint resolution t" adjourn on 1hC
2lst inst, was adopted.
The House then took a rccess.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-01-03
ALBANY. Dec. 81.

a beautiful young girl, eighteen years
old, named Weaver, was operated on in the
hospital here to-day for a tnmor In the neck.
Ether was administered, when she tainted.
stlmulants were then given 81, as to revive
her, when more ether was had recourse 10.
The operation was proceeded with. she was
completely staPefed, and not long AFTER