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FEHllE Subscriber having rented this f'ia'
II b!lshmcnt, will open the slmc ioi i'lr rh'
ccpiIon of Company for the Summer. liI'
celebrated wa,c!in. place yields 10 none III 'lic
Southern States for attractions which should
induce those lravc,in. for health or pleasure I"
make i, their resort. The accommodations arc
ample for 3UD viS,nrs-!anirs can have s'lIicr
oirooms i'll the great Hotel, or houses with par
ionrs, or single or dnnblc cabins, all OF which
are complete and mos, comfortably finished inoI
furnished. The table and bar will bc supplied
with The best the country affords, aud no pam,
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction To the c"a'-
pany.
Al the Springs is IN agreeable and cultivated
society OF permanent residents. Two excellent
academies, male ana female. here risilSrs may
pu; their chiIdrcn to school.
In the ilotcIarc large and well arranged pub
lie rooms, II band nl music attends for t!s,sc dis
piled, and abundance q! irc has been stored up
Tor The season.
These Springs are situated - mile, from
Union Cour, House; ~ miles from Spartan
burg, - miles from l"rkvllIc. - Inilc5 from
Glenn Springs. and ~ from Wilson's Nhnc
Suiphcr Springs, being the central roIn, 10
them ali. The waters u! the Spring Tc lime.
stone, highly charged with carbonc cid gas.
aud are is li.ht. pure anI drll.hliu! loihc taste
AS water can he. rhcy possess decie esd medI.
cimal virtues. especially III cases of $spepSIl
and liver affections There arc bcSdes the
Ii,ncsn;Ic, too slion. clal yhea,c sprin9oi equal
efficacy III r,Siurlu. strength III case ddebll'iy
Ba,i,s, cold and warm aud shovel shall b"
always rcaLya, u moments notice.
The locality Is one "f the mos, ih!t!iiui III
the world. The country around it possesses
many attractions III il. hrautrji Scct.dy. III I!'s
,orraI asSocla,inns. and in the nSgiac;nrcs
whc!, arc sprm.ins up aI around II The bat
lie fields o! Biacls,ocSS. COwpcns nd hmlP-
mnumiain are all near cnunaI for pleasant
days cNcurSinn-alid the pru>pcc' tfpl Hc!hin
,nou,itliu takes III large part al lou districts.
and rnIhrlc"Sinany views OF highly lrtcrcSqGc
and beautiful! scr:icry.
Since t.lc last Summer, the roAdsead!ng 10
these Splng4 have hccm pa, II orde. and tie
bridge, repaired and replaced. \ 'iw bridge
has been bull, Il, the Ncsbt Iron WrkS over
the Erand River, and II" difficulty Dw exists
for cllcrs-a line oi' stage, runs isrca week
from Spar.anburg by these ; rings Lincoln.
,nu--auc,llCr twice week from tipu Cour,
House, aud horse mail 20 inrkyi!le
There is always on hand 4 suppl!of burnt
lime of tie best quality.
u The CaroiInan, Pcndlclon Messenger.
Augusta Chronicle. Girccuvilie Monlninrer.
I.d.ciicIl Advertiser, WIryaw In,4iscmccr.
Camden Journal, VIII please insert be above
once week for Two months. aud sen their ac.
counts 10 The subscriber al LlmcSon Spring,
Tor payment. J. G. JNNY.
MavIS III
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State of South Carolina.
+ Do F.F IF.LD DIS kTJ 7.
Thomas Stone. Applicant

FDVT.T I !. u y DI- IIN 7
Thomas Stone. Applicant,
lIrmy Stone, and others. Defends.
Ell apr"arin. t" MY sal.>iac'i"m that Thomas
81 I.i.hlnor. William llrumnnd aud wi:'.
Nancy. Alexander Dau!hlrll aHI vic Rrbccca
Henry Jones' antl wife sally. - Johnson
and wife Sally. AhHcr Stone. Lawrence i;sn-
bow AMI wil Jinrcy and LEN Jordan ana wii,.
Sally. Dr!c"innt. IN ills cn>c. resale beyond!
the limits q; tbs State. Il is ilGrrciurr ordered
tia, they do appear and object To thu division
or sale ui The real estate OF rniirp l.i.ll'iuut
deed. on ol hsinc" the fourth ,a, OF urrohrr
next. or their cnnscrl I" the same will hc cm.cr.
cd on record. In. .t day rfJulv. l-il.
OLIVER rONLES, %. -.
July II IN II
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PLANTERS REOTEI..
(FORMEHL KNOHN As GLOfEES)
IN EDGEFiELD VILLAGE.

(FORHEEL hNOU " -io bI.OI LIZ -
IN EDGEFIELD VILLAGE.
YWyHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased
the Observation-Disclosures, andhccn 1t much
expense in fitting ,up for the accommodation
OF Families. and lransiem, Boardcrs; would
now call public attention 10 II.
His Hotel is new, aud spacious. situate near
the Court House, in very AIRY situation, and
his Table he ilallcrs himself, will bear coinpaT-
ison. with any one found in an inland Town. For
health. the village Is notorious: and hc las
made such arrangements ~ hc feels confident
will 1--WE satisfaction 10 Families thai may pay
him visit during the Summer scaSo... The
village is surrounded by numerous springs oil
excellent water.
His S,ablcsnrc under the smpcrlnicmdamcc ol
a careful lIoS,lcr AMI arc large aud airy.
TERMS ARE ~ FOLLOWS:
Regular Duardcrs, per month, Sl1 0O
Children and servants l,aipr'cc,
Day Boarlcrs ~
JIorsc ucr month. j. -
a. per day, 80
C. II GOODMAN.
AZ The Augusta Chronicle, and Charleston
Courier, will please give In" above six inset
tons, twice wee, aud forward their accounts
10 G. II. G.
June 2J. II ~
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I'm The Court oa EiGuily.
.AEB!VlLl.E COURT HOUSE


NEU.N Hi. IVI 1T II''I IT"
l;ru jryr, l-4l.
YHIIlE Business Of thc CouT; bcing nnp'"-
& pared. in consequence of the >'rhnc>, nj
the Commissioner. BcnI. Y. Marin. i.sq., II
Is ordered ,hatn Spccral Cour OF Equity. be-
holden al ihbryrllr Cour ll0usr Tor NhbcvI'l"
District on the 'iird Nnudny IN Angus, next.
and that lin, notice be published for l"nr sue
ccs>iyc weeks IN the Ed.ciicl'l Advertiser. pub
shrd at Edsclicld e.. H.. and In'hc South Car
Gilman. published IN Columbia.
(Sigmrd) DAVID JOHNSON
June II ~
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TWVHE Subscriber offers for sale his valuable
Ill plantation whereon he now resides. stu.
ated in Edge6eld district, abou, one mile Of
Meeting Street. containing four hundred and
thirty.three acres about two hundred Of which
i'd under good fences. and i'll high state Of cul-
tivaiion. On the premises are good dwelling
house, kitchen. barns, stables and all necessary
ont buildings. Also an excellent Horse Mill,
capable Of grinding 30 bushels per day. Any
person desirous Of purchasing, are requested 10
call and examine for themselves Terms made
easy.
Also, TO sell. rent, or lease. ono House and
Lot. in The village Of Edseiield, adjoining Mr..
Mat. Minis, containing 81 acres.
TilDS. u. HARVEY.
July 8. If %
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Stoves aEasI Stills.

FETIlE SUBSCRIBER continues to occupy
"A lis Old Stand, No. IG- Hr6a,! Street. iu.
g'IsIa. opposite the Eagr and Phuniy Hotel.
where he has on hand and OILERS for sale. vcTy
ioH for cash. large assortment of >TOI -,
consisting IN pant "i Premium Cnnk Stoves.
prop"'S do, lur Wood or Coal. CInsr Stoves
Tor Churches. Factories and ScI,onl h"usc-
with n!i Necessary pipc. ready nadr To dcs.
patch orders
H." has ais, in Store. STILLS hoIir. from
filiy u One Hundred Gallons; and continues
10 Manufacture ;Ii-m OF various >iZr> AMI pat,
terms Also, Shec, Copper, suitable for valcvcs
Gni'"rs. Heads. ripr,, &c. Tin Plate Wire
Bloc. Tia anI : pc;rr Solder with an cxr"n-
sIvc Stock oi'l'in War;, Plain and Japancd, n,
wholesale and retail
T. f. CHEW
!. :. Grnrgia Rail Road mnmcy received at
par. Ton anything IN his linz, aud five per cent
allowed on nj! -unS over one hundred dollars; :;
aI,"' old Copper and Bras, received n, far
prlrc. y. f. e..
Augusta. Ga. April 1911. If -
uJ'Thc Grrruylr M"uuiaincor will copy
The above /" rc amount o'rIrcc dollars. and
send one copy "Itlc paper 10 B. 7. c.
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List of Letters.


HD EMAlNING in the Post Office at Edge
10 field Court House, S. c., on the Is, oi
July 1871.
o. Persons cnquiring for advertised letters
will please mention il.
A BIC
Addison, Mrs. Matilda Buslee, John
Booth, Julius Christian J. u.
Besieil. James N. Cosburn, V. ID.
Bowers, Miss Julnn Coleman. K.
Benson. Mr. .J.F. Claybrooks. E. w.
Bird, Eldred n. Crow, Esq, John a.
Brunson. William Crawford, James ID.
Bailey, Mr.. Cockburn, ID. B
Busley, John
Dunn, VIM. V. ElwciS MI
Don, James FaIrow, Mrs 'aSlu
Deloach, Miss Sarah A. Fox, Edmund
Daniel, WIN.
GIL
Garrett. I'll. Hudson, w, b.
Grey, J. T. licndrick, David
Gillispie, Col. G. l.. Hunt David
Gardner, Samuel l1olllngwor.h, ID. +.
Hardin, w. c. Harvey. Thomas
Harbs. Mr.. Jones, Mrs. Martha a.
Hall, Sir. Marion Johnson, Hon. David
Hall, Benjamin Jennings. David
Hall. Mrs. Silithc Jones, John
Huffman. senr.. DR.. H.Jones, Dabney
Hatcher, Miss Mary
kim
Kirkscy. E.P.H. Matthews & Rhodes,
Landrum, DR.. J. Messrs.
Lybrand. Stuffield Muo:c. Susan
Lpscomb. Miss A. aIcClendoll. Miss Alley
Lunbcarcr, Charly McWhorlhcr. Mrs. t.
Mackey, Charles
NPR
New, William = Richardson. benjamin
Pew, w. Ro.ton, David l..
Patterson. Simeon Raiiord. John ID.
Patton, Won c. V. . Roe, Lrmuel
Rotion, William Robertson. T.. G..
Rabon, William Roper. William
STT w Y
Smith. Thomas Tompkn>. John
Seiglcr, w. ID. Trapp, John
Scnrry, John = rcrdier, Miss S. F.
Spencer. Miss Caroline Vann. William VI.
Shaw. Thonns l.. Vaughan. Basel
Swcripgen, Moses Wells. Wiley F.
Siedhan, Marshal Waldrom, William
Simkins, John White, Jefferson
Thorn. William b. Winn. Peter
Tompkins, Mrs. Mary Viewer Jonathan
Thornton, p. Yowell. Moses
NJ. FRAZIER, p. VI.
July 8 %
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NOiah AE E,lIAS.

RWE will sell at public auction, ! Wed.
Wv ncsday the 2ls, Of July next mot pre-.
vouslv disposed Of our STEAM Hi. in
Ehgcii,!I district anit tract q! l.andn which
II i situated, lyim. uu the MurIcnioIi road.
;or;y.ihrcc miles above ilar.bnrg. al seven
miles below Cambridge; together VA all the
property OH the premises. consis,in: cliorses,
mules, oxen, COWS, hogs, wagon IN cry log,
and carts.
The Mills capable of cutting from:.OO to
5000 feet Of lumber per day; aud we sc had
Il demand for the same. which wc liavtlad no
means 10 meet, AMI wr feel coniIcnul say.
ing that such Will continue 20 be- the Co. rs i,
Is situated ~ The margin oi The pinc wt!S. al.
iacclr To Il wealthy section al cOuu,rwiIch
is almos, destitute Of pine si!iu.h!c Tor ld!ng.
The situation iS elevated and hcalr and
well calculated FOR u public stand: the is on
the tract of land m abundance Of limr and
about three hundred acres, which isrcmcd
almost equal 10 any lands III ihc district point
-, fertility. o! winch about SiX'y acr are IN
cultivation.
There Is also on the premises lac Car.
prnlrr'S shop. Blacksmith -Lop. -i.rs and
crib ,iiamcL.j together wlIh other lld.ngS.
Inn>c that may wash 1" purchase ,uld do
wcii 80 call aud ,NnnIur the Irorcr;v them
>c!ycS: and they ,inu!i WISH rD ili:. Il igl.
yatc contract lnT The same. "" w"Hll rr ihgm
Ia Henry L. Williams, who i oa the "ml>",
ur either q. iS, who can BE- iuaul Hc NliilOn
Eos; U.iirr. i.uirns district.
We VIII Furthermore -ia!r FOR il:" r.Inaiiou
ui .irr-.' 'l.r' !mi.!t w!, - purci,a>ihc In
@IEr. without ,li' ";irr property tlwc will
- A alone. ,,. ~" : i.,Ifly.lliur uDly.
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State of South Carolina.
State of South carolina.
iBBENu.I.E DISTRICT.
~ rnI'JT't

George w. Presley. adm'r
-. Thomas W.Wriinm~. Ma | Bal. far Iynrc-
ria Williams his wife. and hcHS Esiici.
others.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction tha; Eliza
beth rrcs-lcy. widow Margaret Prc>slcy,
Elizabeth rTc-s!ry. David Il. Presley. Nathan.
,rl W Presley. and George ". Presley, De
PENDANTS. in the above stated case. reside hc'
yond, AMI are without the limits otihIS State.
On motion, Ordered. rha; The said Defendants
do appear. and plead answer or dcmmr. 10 The
SAID BlI. within three mouths from the pmhca'
ton of this notice or the SAID Bill wIll be taken
pro copCrSSO against them.
BENZ y MARTIN, I. = \. n.
May |! ~ u
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Head Quarters,

Orders. Mo-
SO much Of the orders olrhc .;,h inst. ns.rc
- laicS To the Both Regiment. ordered Tor re-
View on the l0'I o! AUGUST next, is hereby COIN
icrmamlcd.
The 10Th Regiment will parade for review
aud ,lrIiI nj Tsrnjnuu> old field on SATURDAY.
the 1ilr "l august next. The commissioned and
nou-conmi-iun"l officer, vii! assemble OH the
day prevInuS. lnr drlIl aud ln-'r,riiuir
ly order of the c"mmandHrn Chief
J. w ChNTEY.
AGgt a"d lu>pt Grnl.
Jrlv -
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MO e. T. q "a, IS

u lfErii.l.S, y rliQN!N BlTTERS.-
u The perfectly safe. uurgiiu.. aaI -urccSS-
,iI treatment nl almost cyrry ~pcricS oi,:I-ca.c
by the It's. Of MOF!'AT : SIlli.MEDIClNES
is no longer 4 matter o; doubt. u a reference lu
the experience at many thousand patients will
satisfactorily prove. DUrim: the present month
alone ucnr.y one hundred eases have. come n
the knowledge Of Mr. ilnilnr, wlir!r tn pa;i"ui
has. 10 all appearance, effected a prrnaucn,
cure hy the exclusive and lII!iri"u. H., u: the
llir McdicIncS---nmr II. II; az ten ni' Ihr>,
had been considered hryoud all hope by their
medical a;icndIut1. Such happy results ar. 4
source of srrn pleasure To Nlr VI and iaspirr
him with Ecw confidence - recommend ih.
use of his medicines 50 hi+ ov.ci'izcns
The LIFE. MEDICINES arc purly VI.
GETADLE preparation. The: arc mild aud
pleasant ia tIeir operation. a::d u; the saiuc
time thnrou"h-ar,in. rlp.r!iy upon the Scrrc.
tons oi the ystcin-carrlir" oil all acrmonl.
ous humorS. am a.simIial!ug w:,h aud purify.
ing the blond. For lllS reason. iii aggravated
Cases Of Dyspepsia, the Life Medicines will
give relief III :; shorter space of time than any
other prescription. In Fcvcrand-A.uc. ln-
ilammalory Rheumatism. Fcvcts nfcyrry dc-~
cripiion Sick Headache. Heartburn. Di2znc.-
IN the Head Pains III the Chest. fIa;ulcncy.
Ill'i w every disease arising
from an lnprliiy Of the bood or a disor,crcd
state oi H.. stomach. ,lc use ul these Medicines
has always proved 10 be beyond d"uh, greatly
superior 10 any other mode ~ treatment,
All ,l,a, Mr.. Moiiui asks Of hiS patients is To
be particular in taking them strictly accorIlm:
To the directions. II is NJ, bva newspaper no
ticc. or by any thing tlla; he himself ;nay say in
their favor, that hc hopes to gam credit. II is
alone by the results ola ilir trial. i the reader
an invalid, and docs he wish 10 know whether
the Life Medicines viii suit his own case II
50. Let him call ar send 10 Mr.. Moilai' cent in
this place. and procure Il copy nf the Medical
Manual designed aS a Domestic Guidc 10
Health, published sra,u,ously lie will there
find enumerated very many extraordinary cases
of cure and perhaps some exactly similar To
his own. hlotial's Medical Office III New York,
37J Broadway
For sale b.
c. y. D0WD.
March l. II
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Z O Z ice
y Os ice

H. hereby gwen rhn, application viii hc
y mail. NJ the sitting Of tn. urNt Legislature
inr an Act Incorporating the VI. Vernon Church
and Camp.Groun,
Nav -. I'LL I'm II
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State of South s,rn,'''r ~ri''.''"'
EI1.,'.r 'tjMMON rLEAS.
~ itt,inu .iaGDimGa;

.m.M S,riil, bd,
'.>tlE r.amuii' having tlis day flied III
[ DcrlaratIonra my oIlisr aud the DrI'nd-
at ha,n.: u" Wlii' u, luosucy known to be-
,yj,un the Stai" on whom Il copy OF the sane.
vi,c 4 mi" To pl,ai. could ,' served. It's or
,Irr"d tha, the D,irndnm plead Ia '!tr s"id G"c
llra;rnu within a year and day ~ llnal and
absolute judgement will be- gwen agarn>rum.
GEO. POPE. 6. c. =.
C!crl, Oiiicc.
Dec. - l-!u. "SE = % "
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State of South Carolina.

,iary TomLius. Applicant.
ys Vim Ill! and ".l,.. and
olhcr,. Defendants
TT appcarin. tom satisfaction that William
Il Hill and wiir. Eirzl. Dr!cnd1"Is III thu
case, .rsiLc without rir limits Of thi- SIa'c. II
is therefore ordered, ,l,at rhey do appear aud
object 20 Inc ivision or sale OF tho rrn! estate
5f Stephen p I'o,rkins. decreased. on or before
the second ,a? of hrcusi next. or 'hnIr consent;
to the .a.uc vii hr cutcred o;rccnrd.
Given nmicrny hand, ri ny O.iicc. ;ni- i0sI
day Of .hp,il, l-ii.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. l.. n.
April 81. l-il $50 81 N II
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IT'D EMAlNING in the Post Office at Edge
10 field Court House, S. c., on the Is, OF
I,,,
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A Snake Story. The ST. Louis Bull
leln has snake story which will match
with any we have seen lately. The
man. too taks like he was serious. He
says:
1--WE Witnessed a performance last
Saturday that made US crawl all over
A gentleman from Iowa, by the name of
Farland, has so completely domeslicated
five large raitlesnakes that he can han.
die them with perfect safety, and, what
is most astonishing, be will, with as
much indifference as horse Jockey
would open horses mouth, take one of
his snakeship pupils in his hands and
open It's mouth. He does this as he
says, in order that the spectator can ses
there is no deception, and to expose the
serPenPs langs. Mr., FarIand says that
he has been engaged 10 experiments
with snakes for he las, Two years, and
links he now completely understands
their nature. The above statements
may appear incredible, but we assure
our readers we actually witnessed the
exhibition as above stated.
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NOTICE is hereby given that applca-
ton will be made to the board of Com =
missIoners, within and for the county
Of Carroll at ,heIr next session, paying
for an alteration of so much Of the road
called the New Philadelphia or CaGiz &
Hanover road, as lies on the farm Of
James Rpeder, in East tow nshIp, begin
ming at the cross roads on said farm, on
section 5, in said township, few poles
N. E. from said Recder's house, thence
about 46 poles in S. w direction until
said alteration will interssct the old road
near the south line of said Reeder's land
MANY PETITIONERS.
October Is, l84l.
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which they ar converted into pegs orany
desirable slze--the pegs then undergo
The drying process, in summer by the
sum- 10 winter or wet weather by the
use OF a turnace--they are then put into
revolving cylinder, where they are
turned over and over for the purpose Of
polishing, and finally come out into a
box like milIer's meal trough, from
which they are packed into sacks con
tOinIng from half bushel 10 two or three
bushels each, and being marked and
numbered are ready for market. These
pegs are a source of revenue to our com,
munily, drawing profit from our forests,
of which we had no conception until we
witnessed the operation. 1t is not un-
common to see Messer's big teams load.
ed with pegs from the Meredith Bridge
manufaclory. The price of these pegs
varies according TO their size and quail
ty, averaging, perhaps, little more than
two dollars to the busheI."
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NutmegS "A correspondent of the
Portland Advertiser cautions the public
against the deIeterious effects of TOO
Tree using of nutmeg. He says:
"Having recently purchased the ar.
ticle, | took broken one and put it in
my pocket. and 10 the course of six hours
! had eaten about the half fone. Soon
after | felt dizziness, and an unac.
countabIe arrangement Of intellect
transient loss Of memory, but a perfect
consciousness Of all said or did. be.
came remarkably loquacious, and SEEM
ed 10 beneither in this world nor the
other; felt happy and free from any
pain. was truly in an indescribabIe
state. ] have felt as | supposed one
might feel that had been magnetized -
My friends, were greatly alarmed and
the doctor was sent for post haste
Bleeding was proposed; but, as thought
! knew at least as much as any one,
was not willing to be bled After keep
ing them laughing and crying nII about
eleven o'clock at night, retired to bed
without any thing having been done fol
me ] awoke 10 The morning, and was
as we'll as usual, having never been sick
day in my life. Since this occurrence
several cases have come to my knowl
edge in which persons, having eaten o
nutmeg, were affected the same as
have been. Had | eaten a very little
more, have no doubt it would have
proved fatal, as learn it has done in
other cases."
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Shoe Peg.S-A paper recently establish.
ed al Meredith, N. Fl called the BeIknap
County Gazette, describes manuraclo-
ryol Shoe Pegs in that place as follows:
1--WE found in full operation. and were
grati6ed 10 see it's wonderful simplicity,
and astonishing rapidily with which wood
is converted into pegs. The logs Of birch
wood from six to twelve orilteen inches
in diameter. are taken into the mill and
cut of NV circular saw, Tor the length
Of the peg for which they are Intended -
The blocks then 90 through planning
gprocess by hch they are made perfect
w smooth-thpv are then creased oI
marked off for The SIZE oi the peg TO cor
respond with ia IenaIh-the blocks then
20 through The splitting operation by
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

The Undersigned, administrators of
George Coburn, late of Carroll county,
Ohio, deceased, will sell, at public sale,
on Wednesday the l7lh of November,
lS4l, the North West quarter OF ofsectiCn
3, in township ID, and Range 4, On
Washington towuship) The sale will
take place on the premises. Terms
800 in hand, and the balance 10 Two
equa! annual payments to be secured by
mortgage. Persons desirous 10 purchase
a valuable farm will do we'll to examine
the one now offered, on or before the
day Of sale.
BENJAMIN COBURN,
Administrator oI George Coburn, decd.
Oct Is, l94i.
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Watch & Clock Making

THE subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies and Gentlemen of CarroIIton,
and the public in general, that he has
commenced The above busnes IN all It's
various branches He will repair watch.
es and clocks 10 the nealest and most
substantial manner. He considers HIM
self permanently located in this place, d..
rectIv opposite Gen. Sndger's Store and
he assures the public that all who call
upon him, in bis line OF business, shaI
have work done promptly and satis(actc
riIy.
FREDERICK GIMBEL.
August 10, l84l.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

THE subscriber (Oue of the School
Examiners) will attend at the Office Off.
R EckIey, Esq. in CarrOlton, on the last
Saturday in each month for the purpose
of examining applicants wishing TO be-
come Teachers of Common Schools with
in the county of Carroll. All Interested
will pay attention TO this notice.
JOHN MCCORMICK.
September 10, lS4l.
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Boston Ice Trade There are now
sixteen companies engaged in tho bus
iness OF shipping ice in Boston. They
formerly sold ice 10 New Orleans at six
cents per lb. but now sell it at one cert
and the consequent increase of consump
ton aud the quantity prevented from
melting by the despatch of sales, they
make four dollars now to where they mnde
one formerly. The ice is sawed into
square blocks not less than IL inches
thick, and is packed into vessels with
straw and hay, boxed with thin lumber
made al tight. One Boston company
paid $1,000 last year for The hay they
use Tor packing.
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NOTICE..

THERE will be petition presented
to The Commissioners Of Carroll county,
at their December Term, l84l, praying
an alteration OF The road leading from
VIM. Hardesly's Mill, in Brown Tp., to
R Georges in Fox lp. as runs through the
lands OF Lewis Harsh and John Gautz,
Ia Brown township; said alteration 10
commence near The line between John
Ganrz and Leonard Rimbe. Thence
North through The land of John Ganz,
On the north west quarter af section 26,
Tp. 10, Range 6, aud so on through part
Of the land Of Lewis Harsh, to intersect
the Road on the lands oI Lewis Hersh ir
the old road, aud there TO terminate.
September 10, l84l.