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POPPING THE QUESTION.

| was sitting by the side Of Imogenc,
meditating upon the best manner of com.
ing to the point, when she took up AL
orange that lay upon the table.
i" VIII you have part Of thisl she
asked.
| assented, thinkiqs all the while moro
Of orange flowers than Of the fruit. What
she was thinking of | cannot say. She
divided the orange into two parts, and
gave me one. A Sudden inspiration came
upon me. ......
80, lmogepe !" said ], a. wish YOU
would serve me as you have this orange"
"Whst do you means" she asked in
nocently.
Why, you have holped the orange
now won't you hare me n
| am little oblivious as TO what fol-
lowed for the next few moments; only |
remember that somehow | found my
moustachc in contact with her lips.
We arc to be married in September
You will receive cards.
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Election Notice.

AN election will he held on the I'd Monday
in October next, aud day following, for State
Senator and Representatives for Lancaster
ptatrict. Polls TO. be opened at the places
named below, and conducted by the follow
ing officers:
Small Box: Jefferson Belk, Allen Small,
James Small.
stover Box: C. G. Ballard, A. J. Stewart,
c. iliiIiard.
CASTOR Box: c. Moblcy, II. Duncan, f..
Rollings.
Tank Box: F. Bell, II. V. Massey, Geo.
Bell. a..
fasahaw Be- N. JHoagh, w. Gregory,
n. Bcckham.
Horizons; William Roberts, w. Williams,
Robert Gardner.
Bell Air or Indian Land Robert Miller.
w. G. Dolby, J. J. Porter.
Fnnderburk Box or Muster Ground: G..
w. Funderburk, V. FunderburL, John Tay.
lor.
Lancaster C.. H.: J. A Cunningham, Da.
vid Crockett, Richard Cowsart.
One Senator and two Representatives TO
be elected.
Polls TO be kept open two days at Lam
easter Court. House one day at each ,ther
prccinct. Managers 10 meet at the Court
House on Tuesday, count the votes and do
clare the election.
J. A. CUNNINGHAM,
DAVID CROCKETT,
RICHARD COUSART.
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REBUILDING OF sEBhSTOPOL.

a correspondent of the Austrian Ga
zette writes, under date Of Sebas,opoI, Ju-
ly "a:
The day before yesterday arrived here
by command Of the Emperor, his Emi
nence, the Archbishop OF Cherson and
Taurida, Innocence, for the purpose OF
consecrating the south side previous 10 the
building Of the city. AS all the churches
are destroyed, divine service WAS perform
Ell in the solitary sacred edtice that is left
the Marine Chapel, in which temporary
altar Of boards was constructed. His En-.
inence compared our city with the field Of
the dead near llcskiel, and observed that
SeVastOpol, even were it never again to be
rebuilt, would still remain grand and i'm
perishable to the end Of time. The ser
vice was attended by the commandant OF
the harbor, Vice Admiral, Jucharinn, ami
Admiral pentilof who had both arrived
from Ncolaieif TO inspect the sunken ships
and superintenI the recovery ofship bull.
ding materials. As the south side has no
inhabitants as yet, only "a few marines,
two battalioGs Of infantry, and few WIS.,.
tors from Simpheropol were present du,-
ing the ceremony. a committee has been
appointed by supreme command to con
duet the process of rebuilding the city at
the national expense, after plan adopted
at St. Petersburg. 4 vas. suspension
bridge Is to rtstoge communication be.
tween the south and north side
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State Of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas

JOHN lEVERTON, who is in the GUS
tody OF the Sheriff Of Lancaster District, BY
virtue og 4 writ of c"piIs I'd sa:i.faccndum
ut the suit of w. J, Clawson, having fled in
my office. together with n schedule, on oath,
of his estate and effects, his petition TO the
Court of Common Pleas, PRAYING that he
may be admitted To the benefit of the acts
of the General Assembly, made for the re-
lief of insolyrnt debtors. II is ordered, that
The said w. }. Clawson, and all other the
creditors TO whom the said John l.cvcrton
is in any wise indebted, be and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear
before thc said Court 1T Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in Oc,oArr next
to shcw cause, if any they can, why tho
prayer Of the petition aforesaid should not
be- grGpieI-
J. 4. STEWMAN, Crk.
Office Of C"mmon Pleas, Lancaster e. H.
April Il, 1856. 2l-2m
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MORE COPY.

Of all people in the world an Editor
should be Industrious. 1.-The lacks INDUS
try his situation will be one of misery, not
OF ease. A good and choice quantity of
selected matter weekly is not SO great q
task, although it requires much reading
to gel a little that is very good. To sup
ply weekly issue an Editor must read
about ten times as much as he selects, on
ly about one tenth Of the matter which
ho examines among his exchanges, being
suitable. Then about nine or ten manu-
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ton. a certain amount Of editorial is
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whether he has anything TO write or not.
The compositors cry "More Copy" Get
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places the point on the paper, tries TO
think something, can't call to miud what
lie wants, drops his head, shuts his eyes,
gets TO nodding. goes to sleep. More
Copy" squalls oat the workman, Editor
seizes the quill which had fallen from his
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dosen't have any thing in his mind, be.
gins to feel sick, thinks he's going to die,
thought of death makes him think about
necessary preparation, begins to examine
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er gloomy state, he becomes excited, ex-
cltement acts as stimulus, he begins to
head an ariicIe-"lIonesty is the best pol
ICY" and he proceeds to write az essay
on the necessity 0! icing At peace with
all the world and the rest Of mankind"
Reedcr do You envy the life Of an Edi
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In tie Common Pleas.

WYATT J. PLYLER, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of LANCASTER District,
10y virtue of II writ Of capias ad satistacien.
dun, nj the suit of James f.. Cureton having
flied in my Office, together with schedule
on oath Of his estate and effects, his petition
to the Court of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admit,cd TO thp benefit OF
the acts of the General Assembly, made for
the relief of insolvent debtors. 1t is ordrr-
cd that the said James f.. Cureton, and all
other the creditors TO whom the said Wyatt
i. Plylcr is in any wise indebted, be, and
they arc ucrehy summoned, and have notice
10 appear, before the said Court at baEcJs-
Ter Court House, on IT, thr' Monday In
October next, to shcw cause if any they can,
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted
J. y. STEINMAN, Crk.
Onirc CC Common Pleas laGctNcr G.. H.,
Feb Is. 1856 2l-3..
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MASONIC HALL,

where will constantly be kept fresh and
select Stock of
Drugs, Chemicals, Family and Planta.
ton Medicines, Soaps, Perfumery,
Brushes, Spices, and Fancy
Articles, Pens, Paper,
Envelopes, Inks,
DC, &c,
And respectfully solicts a continuance OF
the patronage so literally bestowed on him.
J. r. DE HAY.
g5E- Mr. DE Hay will give personal at
tention to the business details of the Store !;
and residing on the premises, persons arriv.
ing in town after night aud wanting Medi-
cincs, will be waited on AT ANY HOUR.
Camden, April %, 1856. lO.tii.
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Legal Advertisements,
State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
zls Me Coaa4aon Pleas.

LEVI WHITAKER, who. is in the Gus
tody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue of 4 writ of capas ad satisfacien6uni,
at the suit of Arthur LOCUST, having filed In
my office, together with schedule, on oath,
OF his estate and effects, his petition to the
Court Of Common Pleas, pray ying.that he
may be admitted to the benefit of the acts
OF the General Assembly, made tor the re-
lief of nsolvent debtors. 1t is ordered that
the said Arthur Locust, and all other the
creditors TO whom the said Levi White ker
is in anywiSe indebted, be, and they arc
hereby summoned and have notice to appear
before the said Court at Lancaster Court
House, on the third Monday in October next,
to shew cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted.
J. A. STENMAN, Cpk.
Office of Common Pleas, LANCASTER c. H.
June If. 1856. 2l-2m
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN the Common Pleas.

SIMON BENNETT, who is in the Gus
tody of the Sheriff Of Lancaster District, by
virtae of Il writ of capia- ad satlslacrndum,
ut the 81 it Of a. J. CQGnors, having filed in
my office, together with schedul,, on oath.
of his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas. praying that he
may be- admitted 10 the benefit Of The acts
Of the GcncraI Assembly, made for the re-.
lief of insO!vcn, debtors. 1t is ordered. lha,
the said A. J. Connors, and all other the
creditors to whom the said Simon Bennett
is in any Wise ind, b;cd, bc, aud they are
hereby summoned and have notice TO appear.
before the said Court ut Lancaster Cour,
House, on the third Monday in October next,
to shcw cause, if any they can, why the
prayer of the petition aforesaid should not
be granted
J. a. STEWNAN, Crk.
Nili;c Of Common Pleas. Lancaster C.. II ,
March -G, 1896. 2l-2m
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HlgrrllallRuus.
TOO MUCH LAND.

The great error with our American Ap-
rculturists is Il morbid desire to own and
occupy more land than they can cultivate.
Farming is a scientific business, and is ca.
pabe OF being reduced to rules as precise
and accurate, and we may add, as sue
cessful as those which regulate the mani
pulatory process Of the practical chemist.
Washington, whose discriminating powers
were certainly of an exalted order, in one
Of his valuable epislles to the celebrated
Arthur Young, says -
"The agriculture of this country is in
deed low; and the primary cause OF its be-
ing so is, that instead of improving little
ground pell we attempt too much and do
1t ILL A half, third, or even fourth of
what we mangle, well wrought and prop.
erly dressed, would produce more than
the whole, under our system Of manage
ment."
Few apothegms, uttered by the sage of
Mount Vernon, are possessed Of greater
force than this, even at this day, and it
would be well for our agricluturists who
are so anxious to extend the limits of their
farms, without manifes:ing any further de-
sire to augment the productiveness and
profit, if they would ponder it more care
fully, and act morein acceptance with the
system it suggests. The most successful
farmer with whom have ever met, in any
country, was man whose entire home
stead consisted Of bat fourteen acres.-
Like the Roman GRESHAM, lie m ,naged to
admirable advantage everything within
the amplitude Of his profession, and deriv
cd from this limited scene Of operation, q
living far superior in point Of comtor. and
respectability, tothat obtained by his more
lnbolous neighbors, from Fms, or flee
holds rather, of quadruple The EXTENT
We may forp something like correct
conception Of the actual capabilities of the
soil, under proper management, 10y wit
Messing the operations Of our gardeners.
What is done or accomplished on a small
scale, may certainly, with due care and ef-
fort, he accomplished on a large one; for
gardening, which is so profitable, is moth
ing but farming in miniature German
town Zti lraph.
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TIE GREAT PURIFIER OF TIE
moon!
THE BEST ALTER ATIVE KNOWN,l.

THE BEST ALTER ATlvE KNOWN!..
Nof Particle ef Mercury in hi
An infhllible rcmcdy for Scrosiiln. Kings Evil,
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phDpes or Postnics ON the Face Biothcs, Boils,
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or letter, Scald head, Enlargement andpain oi
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irom an injudicious use Of Mercury, Imprudence
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This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier of
he Blood is now used by thousands Of grateful
patients fom all parts Of the United States
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per
formed ey the greatest Of all medicines, "CaY-
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For all diseases Of tho Blood, nothing has VET
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CQnstltulion, eufeeb,cd by disease or broken
down by thecxcesses Of youth, 70 It's pristine
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t9r the disease of females it In peculiarly sp.
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IL invigorates the weak aud dcbtated, and
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read the details Of astonishing cures performed
by Carter's Spanish Mixture, (n most cases
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The limits Of an advertisement viii nos sdnit
their fnll Insertion.
WIN. q. BEERS & CO., Propris tors,
No 3of, Droadscog, ksU York,
TO whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Msyuhants,
10 ell parts Of the Upited States aud the Cana
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ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Office Of the Court Of General SESSIONS
apl Common Plcas.
j, J. a. Stewman, Clerk of,said Count, in
pursuance Of the directions Of The Act of
the Legislature, in such cascs made and
provided, do hereby give public notice that
an election for Tax Collector for Lancaster
District, will be held on Monday the 18th
day of October next, at the usual places of
Election throughout the said District
Witness my hand at Lancaster Court
House, this 27th day of August, 1856.
j. a. S.fEWMAN,
Clerk Z. q. .. q e.. p.
Sept 3rd, 1856. 29.Ct.
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= a tall, slab-sided Yankee, who made
his appearance at Cape May last summer,
strolled down to the beach during bathing
time. On seeing the beyy OF beauties
sporting in the waves, he burst into fit
Of enthusiasm;
"Je.ru.sa-lem il that don't remind me
Of something good we have ut home"
What is it ," inquired friend who
stood near.
What is it 2" said Jonathan. smacking
his lips, "wby it's lasses and water"
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