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THE GREATEST MUSICAL
l. TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
The Burdett Organ

The Burdett Organ (!
After years Of effort in developing the reed TO a
closer resemblance to the pipe organ, satsfacto-
ry result has at length been accomplished, and is
now presented 10 the public in the Burdett Or
gans.
They contain the most mportant and valuable
inventions and Improvements ever produced in
this country.
THE INPRO TE'D VOY HUMANA.
Patented June LIST, 1867, by DIR, r. W. Carpen-
tel. Is perfectly noiseless, REQUIRES no EXTRA
PEDAL OR MACHINERY OF ANY KIND TO WORK IT..
In quality OF tone, delicacy and sweetness OF feel
ing. 1t Is the nearest approach to the human voice.
THE "HARMONIC CELESTE"
The " Harmonic Celeste is third set of reeds
which by their peculiar manner OF vsicing pro.
duces that pure string-like quality OF tone so
beautiful and melodious that its charming effects
cannot be described, but must be heard to be ap-
prec.ated.
THE CAMPANELLA.
This is in character like music box, and gives
variety and brillancy to light music, producing
most charming effect.
THE VIOLINCELLO.
Perfect imitation of the instrument from which
1t takes it name, producing a clear string-like
quality of tone.
THE IMPROVED sUB-BAss.
THE IMPROVED HARMONIC ATTACHMENT.
THE LA PERfECTIONE.
An extra set Of reeds never before introduced
into an Organ possessing tone which at once
attracts attention and ELECTS the admiration Of all
who hear it.
ORCHESTRAL SWELL.
These Organs have taken over FIFTY Fnsr
PREMIUMS at the different State and County Fairs
held throughout the country.
Address, for further information, illustrated
catalogues price list, &C.,
CHARLES f. DAY, Plattsbugh, n. Y.
Also, quantity OF secondhand Pianos, Or
gans and Melodeons for sale and to rent on the
most liberal terms. 81
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CURE FOR
CON SU NJ PTION
What the Doctors Say

AMOS WOOLLEY NJ. D., Of Kosciusko County
Indiana, says; "for three years past have used
ALIENS Luxe BALsAM extensively, in my prac-
tice, and am satisfied there is better medicine
for lung diseases in use
ISAAC A. DORIAN, NJ. D., Of Logan County
Ohio, says: "ALLey's LuSo BALsAN not only sells
rapidly, but gives perfect satisfaction in every
within my knowledge. Having confidence in i,
and knowing that it possesses valuable medicinal
properties, freely use it in my daily practice
and with unbounded success. As an expectorani
it is most certainly far ahead of any preparation
have ever yet known"
NATHANIEL HARRIS, NJ. D., Of Middlebury
Vermont, says: II have no doubt it will soon be
a classical remedial agent for the cure of all
diseases of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes and the
Lungs"
Physicians do not recommend u medicine which
has no merits, what they say about
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
Can he taken ~ fact Let all afflicted test il
at once.
Sold by all Mreiicins D,ai,rs. l5w2
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N o T 10 E!

DLACkSMITHING
ID The subscriber would respectfully inform
the public that he is established at his old stand
at the shop next south Of the Middiebuty house
where he is prepared to perform such work us is
adapted to his particular line, at the following
REDUCED PRICES.
New shoes, sl.5O
Toeing all around, LOO
Sharpening, 10
Setting, - Is
As the ability of nearly every man to pay his
debts depends upon his ability to collect debts due
him, the subscriber would Gull the especial atten-
ton of all those oweing him. to the fact that after
the first of February he proposes to do strictly
cash business, a. he cannot got trusted for his
stock, and therefore desires speedy settlement OF
all outstanding accounts. COME AND SETTLE.
Lot Is HOPE
Mildlebury Jan. ODD 1870 44w3
We hereby agree to conform to the above prices.
l.. n. HOWARD.
JAMES DONAHUE 4 son.
FRANK BROWN, Cornwall.
ALEXANDER HOPE, T. Middlebury.
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N o T I G E!
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

For sale, one of the best grazingI and dairy
farms in Addison County.
The subscriber offers Tor sale his farm. situated
IN West Cornwall. containing about 800 acres :;
also a pasture of SO acres, one mile distant, which
can he had with the farm ii desired.
The buildings consist OF handsome, capacious
cottage house. painted and blinded, and is com
plete in every part with an untailing supply of
running water. brought into the wood house.
Not barn. or shed, or shelter for stock or grain,
or horses. carriages, or tools is lacking. Thus
every isrm want tor comfort or convenience, is
fully met. Several of the out buildings new
and tasteiullv finished and all in complete order
and repair. Every barn and yard is furnished
with an uniailing supply OF running water.
The farm is suitably divided into railing and
bottom land, and has an ample supply OF wood
and rail timber. Every meadow and pasture OF
any size has a constant supply Of living water.
The farm is truly model one. and for its size,
is unsur passed in the County, in capacity and re-
sources for yielding large yearly returns.
1t will carry the wear rolnd dairy of seventy
five cows.
For fun Their particulars enquire OF 5. Is. Rock
well or Judge Slade, of Middlehury, or the pro-
pretor on the premises. -
25tf S. = ROCKWELL.
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CTATE OF NERMONT-Di District OF

- Addison, s.
The Probate Court for the District Addison; 4,
all persons interested
Allen X. Foote Guardian of sherwood Sawyer,
OF Middlebury, in said District insane, makes up.
plication in writing to said Court, stating that il
would he for the interest of his said ward, in oIs
der to pay his debts and invest the balance in
other real estate or otherwise for for his support
to- sell all OF the real estate of his said ward ami
a,ks Of license t" sell the same.
Therefore you hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at session thereof to be held al
the Probate Office in Mddlebury, in said district,
on Monday, the 2Nth day of February, 1870 al
10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
You have, why said license should not he granted
Dated at Mildlcbury, this 4th day of February,
A. ID. $50
4Gwi ~AMl Ell f. COOK r. Judge
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NHINGLES SAWED.

All who are wanting Shingles sawed eau have il
ne ut Downcr, Bolton 4 Aliens mill, at Middle
ury, as soon as April next.
DOWNER, BOLTON a ALLEN
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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASTERS

Sudden severe pains of the side and back, stitch
es, spasms, etc These affections are most trouble
some to persons past middle age Will even come
on in bed; very painful and often dangerous
In damp weather they are more frequent than in
dry. These Plasers give relief at once, and need
to be always in the drawer handy.
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A ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,

IA For sale, one mile southwest OF Middle
bury Village, pleasantly and eligibly located. the
Douglas Farm so called, belonging to the estate OF
Charles H. Ford, containing one hundred and oEs
acres OF excellent land, well watered. with com.
Portable house and out buildings. Also 80 acre.
adjoining, OF meadow and pasture IT desired
Also 30 acres OF cedar and tamarack swamp, lying
in Cornwall. near the Daggett Farm.
For terms and further description enqdire 81 r.
i. Clay or George l.. Porter, Middlsbury, or Of
+. 5. Stowell, Cornwall.
Z. s. STOWEIL, for Admr
Cornwall, VT, Oct. 20, 1869. ~
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MARK TWAIN'S
NEW BOOK.
1.-The Innocents Abroad,

With all its humor and all its richness, is ready
for agents. The whole press Of the country is
praisng it, and every person who has read it is
known by his cheerful looks. 20. 900 copies
sold III 60 days. One agent at Rochester took
"a orders in one day. We have reports like this
constantly. We pay the largest commissions and
extra premiums as above. Send for our explains
tory circulars, and sample which il sent free and
judge for yourself.
AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
4lm2 Hartford Conn
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PAIN OF THE SIDE Cured.

HH'"T0W", TfNh, pm 7, 1868.
Nt.sn. / INcock ~ 10
Den .S,cs: My daughter used one VI your Po-
rous Plasters. She bad very bad pain in her
side aud it cured her in one week.
Yours truly, JOHN Y. n. HUNTER
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% 900 SOLD BY ONE DEALER.

Mes-rs. j. Balch L Son, Of Providence, X. t.
write, Nov. 1865: I'VE have sold the Porou
Plasters for twenty years, and, at retail and job
bling, must have sold twenty-five thousand alto
gether. They are we'll liked. 45ml
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9egal Antifes.
STATE OF VERMONT-District OF

STATE OF VERMONT-District OF
~ Adds, n ~,
BE it remembered that at n Probate Court held
at Midilebury, in and for the District of Addison
on the 10th day of January, A. d. 1870.
Rollin Wilcox Executor of the last will AMI
testament of Linus Wilcox, late Of Orwell, in said
District, deceased. makes application to this Court
to have the time allowed him to pay the debts aud
charges against the estate of said deceased, exten
ded. 1t is therefore ordered that said application
be considered for allowance by this Court, at
Mri'llehury. in -aid District, on Monday, Fehru
AIRY 2lst, $50, at 10 o'cuck in the foreman. and
that notice thereof hc given to all persons inter
c>ted, by publication three weeks successi,ely ia
the Middlcbury Register, "a newspaper published
at said Middlebury, that they may appear at said
session of this Court, and show cause if any they
have why said application should not be- granted
and said time extended
45w3 SAM'L T.. COOKE. Judge
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STATE OF VERMONT.-District of

~ Addison,
The Probate Court for the District of Addison.
1" all persons interested in the estate of
LONiNA STORY,
late ri salisbury, in said District, deceased.
GRFErIND
T.. II. Weeks administrator of the estate of SAID
loSin story, presents his petition in writing to
,ad Court, representing that it will be- conducive
To the interest fall persons interested in said r.
tate, to sell all of the real estate situated in said
district of which said deceased died. seized fol the
purpose of dividing the proceeds thereof among the
heirs of said estate and praying for license sell
the same for the purpose aforesaid.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court at session thereof to be held nj
the Probate Office in Middlebury, in said district
on Monday the 2sth day of February. instant
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause il
any you have, why said license should not be
granted.
Dated at Mildlcbury this 4th day of February
4. ID. $50
4Gw3 SAMUEL T. COOKE, Judge
STATE OF VERMONT,-District OF
y Addison, IS,
BY the Probate Court ior the District Of Addison
To all persons interested in the estate ui
SAMUEL RICHARDS,
late OF Cornwall in said District, deceased.
GREE1ISc
Charles D Lane Administrator with the will annex
ed Of the estate of said Samuel Richards presents
his petition in writing to said Court representing
that it will be conducive to the interests of all per
interested in said estate to sell all the land
and real estate, situated in said Cornwall of which
said deceased died seized, said real estate can
not be divided among those entitled to it, without
great Inconvenience to them; and praying for IL
cense to sell all said real estate including the RI
version of the dover of the widow of said deceased
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear before
said Court at session thereof to be held at the
Probate Office in Middebury in said district on
Monday, the 2sth day of February instant at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any Nou
have, why such license should not he granted
Dated at Middlcbury this "a day Of February
\. u. $50.
iGw3 SAMUEL Z COOKE, Judge
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state News.

BENNlNureN SnIRk-QUEsIioN - Ben
nington county is stirred by an exciting
dispute about the location of the county
buildings North Bennington claims
them OH account Of its central position,
and because only one court house and Jail
need then be built, while East Benning-
ton and Manchester unite their forces to
have two shire towns as formerly y which
will double the expense. The vote is to
be taken on Tuesday, the 22d inst
The late decision in the case of Rut-
land and Burlington first mortgage bond
holders cerSus the Rutland Railroad
Company is working well for the latter
There is no hesitation on the part Of
capitalists III State street to advance the
the money required to pay off the indebt'
ness One firm has signiied its willing
ness to take one half the amount There
is no doubt that when the final arrange
ment is made, the stock of the road will
largely advance as the facilities which
have been kept in check will at once bt
taken advantage Of Boston TrareHer
BENSON. -Southworths x Sherwood O
this place, have commenced work on
monument Tor the late Tracy Cowen O
Whitehall, n. Y, for which they are to
receive 81 800. The monument is to g
to Saratoga, n. Y, is made of RutlanC
marble, and when finished will be as fin,
apiece ofworkmanship as was ever got up il
Vermont. The Messrs s. 4 5. have al
extensive business, extending from White
hall to Burlington on both sides Of til,
lake. They have recently put up som'
very nice work in Middlebury and Corn
wall. They are young men of energy ant
deserve well the reputation they have
gained. X.
TnE RUTLAND CouNr, TEMPERANCE
SOCIETY This society met at oslyn Hall
Poultney, Feb. y, 1870, DR.. 4. Sheldon
President in the chair
On motion a committee Of three wa'
appointed TO present nominations consist
ing of +. A. Smith, Dandy Rev. II. w
Stewart, Mendon Chas. Brown, Castle
ton This committee presented the fol
lowing names for the officers Of said So
ciety, for the year ensuing, viz
PreSMenf--Dr. l.. Sheldon, West kut
land
Vioe PreSidents-H. o. Brown, Cas-
Teton +. A. Smith DANNY.
Secretary-J. L. Manley, West Rut
land.
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Astounding ReVel tons.

Two scientific publications are in the del
against the hair dyes of which lead is the basis
The New York Medical Gazette" and "The
Journal of Chemistry" bitterly denounce them.
Yet the hair may be safely dyed. Have you seen
PROF. CllILT0N'S TESTIMONY
founded u careful analysis and certifying that
CRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR Dye
is not only frstclass article for changing the
rnlur of Tho hair hut
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/ 8 2 O..

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The Bread Loaf Inn is open for winter parties.
Those desiring a sleigh ride can hardly 20 amiss
in driving to the Peoples Inn. Prices will he
held ~ low As be and a high reputation of ex-
celence maintained. Dinners, 20 cents; Oyster
Supper, 81 For Oyster supper- We should pre-
fer short notice.
The Summer Season will open at the Bread Loaf
at the usual date, May 30 Terms for May June
and September, $40 a month, $40 per week, 81 a
day; for July, $50 month. sl2 week. S2.50
per day; for August 500 a month. sll a week,
81, so day. To parties remaining through July
and August, the terms will be 500 for the two
months To parties remaining three months. we
offer the low price Of $3.50. Children under 10
half price; tween 10 and Is. and servants, "a
price. good livery connected with the Inn.
JOSEPH BATTELL.
Ripton, Jan. 6, 1870. 4?
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WANTED.

WANTED
BELLEw, Frank Temple, last heard OF in New
York; also Sophia Jane Logan, wife Of Walter
Logan, formerly Of England.
" Inquire at this ofsee
BRIDGES. VIM, formerly Of westehsstsr, Eng
heard of In California, Ia 1851.
y Inquire at this office.
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RICHAR SONS
NEW METHOD
For The Pianofcrte.

Excelling in popularity sill instruction book.
for the piano There is scarcely home in this
country containing pianoforte without this eel
ebrated book. Annual sale $1,000, and the de-
msnd is increasing. Published with both Amer
lean and foreign lingering, in seperate editions.
Price 1915 Sent post paid on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DITSON L CO.
277 Washington Street Boston.
G. II. DITS0N Co,
III Broadway, New York.
IGtf
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SUNLIGHT OIL.
THE BEST BURNING FLUID
IN THE WORLD
Costs but 20 cents per gallon tc
manufacture

This wonderful oil, which il about to take the
place OF Kerosene and all other burning fluids, i.
composed of materials which be obtained in
any country village, and can be made simply by
mixing the ingredients together.
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ABSOLItTELY SAFE.

CKISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvATIVE, a.
dressing, acts like charm on the hair after dye
ing. Try it. 45ml
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TH ON AS MORON EI,
DEALER IN
GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS

Pork, Flour. Salt, Kerosene Molasses, Tea. Su'
gar, Coffee, Mackerel, Herrings, Goldfish, Cigars,
Saleratus, Tobacco, Snuff, Soaps Starch, Bueing,
Pepper, Mustard, Candy, Nuts OF all kinds ssr.
dimes, Salmon, Dned-apples and all kinds OF
Groceries and Provisions. Bought for Cash, and
sold at low Profit.
ADAMS BLOCK,
MlDDLEBURY, VERMONT.
Sw1
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Ministers.

Cy phax puifs the college teacher
CyphaI needs his utmost showing,
We've modest, faithful preacher,
Earnest in his work, and growing
In our hearts he holds dominion
Mind is not the preachers boast
That Is matter of opinion
Who is he that knows the in.st
LoiuLA.
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DEVOTED TO LITER AZURE, MORALITY AND GENERAL INTEL

Byron, it would DO important evidence,
but not absolutely decisive on either
side For wo should still have Lady
Byron's letters to Lady Anne Bernard,
written moro than q year after the
separation, distinctly acQuittiug her
husband of any graver faults than neg,
lee, and cruelty. We should still have
the fact before us that Lord Wentworth,
Lady Byron's nearest representative, de-
clares that manuscript was found among
that ,lady's papers giving an account OF
her marriage, and that it 'docs not con-
tain any accusation Of 81 grave nature
as that which Mrs. Stowe asserts was
told her" Mrs Stowe takes no notice
Of this most weighty information. She
is aware that Lady Byron's letters deny
aud disprovo her own accusation-she
supprcsscs mass Of unimpeachable
testimonyin favor Of Mrs. Lcigh's in.
noccuce. Her responsibility Tor these
defects ofjudgmcnt, to use no harsher
language, is great. We deeply regret
that Mrs. Stowe has been willing to
have her name handed down to postcrity
us the authority for one Of tho most
revolving and indecent ISLANDERS ever
concoctcd against either tho living or
the dead.
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NG JANUARY l9. 1870.
ADRIAN & VOLLERS,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Provisions, Groceries and Liquors,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
OFFER FOR SALE
LIQUORs.....".....Ry and Corn Whiskics.
Gins, Brandes, Runs Of
all grades, in bbls., hale
bbls. and cases.
WINES..................CI .CIarets, Madciras, Ports,
Sherrys, Rhine Wine, Ca.
tawbo. and Souppernong,
In bbis. and cases.
COIsDIALS........Ra Raspberry md Lemon Sy
run, Blackberry Brandy,
SCheda,n SchI apps, Van
Drunt's Schnaprs, Kim.
Alpine and Saxernc Bit.
ters, 10 cases and bbis.
TOBACCO ..".""m,C b Q " o g.-IoTillard's
Yacht Club, Virginia Gold
I.eaf, Venablo's Diack
Crystal, Monumental, M.
w, and some Common
Grades, in boxes and
caddios.
Smokin g-Lorillard's
Roso Leaf, Eureka, Gail
& AXIS Apricot, Killiki-
nick, Danvilte, Big Lick,
md other brands, IN lots
to suit.
SEGARS""".... ..."...Havann imported, Parta
gas, Lo Flor do Adrian &
YUllers, Cancellation, la
Cerona do Espngna, and
so,ne twenty brands Of
lower qualities by The
mills only.
FIRE CIR ACKI IsfsS No. 1 Goid Chop.
GAPS. S.....................Ely's md Goals Water
proof, q. d., and Niue
ket.
SrInr RucE nnl Drop NIL sizca
FRUITs..............Ap Apples, Driod Pears and
Peaches, Shcllod Almonds
Iaycr Raisins, Cocon+
nuts, Brazil Nuts. Wall
nuta, Filbcrts, Currants,
Ctron, and Oranges, at
Wholesale only.
CANNED GOODS Condensed Milk, Engle
Brand, Oysters and Lob
sters, Fresh Peaches, To-
matoes, Brandy Penohcs,
and Cherries, both foreign
domestic, Snriinos, Mixed
md Plain Pickles, Chow
.Chaw, In cnscs only.
cnstor Oil, Painkiller,
Corperas. Sal Soda, Sal
,tus, Di Carb Scdn
Cream Tartar, Fig Blue
Washing Blue, Essence OF
Peppermint, and Lemon,
Nace Ginger, Calnphor,
Dnvid's and Bartlctts
Inks, Castillo Soap, I.ye
and Potash, in original
caees only.
embellishments and Largo Stick,
Fancy Assorted, by the
box only.
TEAs................... Imperial, Tyson, Sou.
chong, 0olong, In hull
chests and cad4ios.
Our Stock Of Coffoc, Crackers, Soups, and Can.
dies, Flours, SYrurs, and Monsses, Sugar, Bncon
and Pork. SnIt aud Fish. being ut present tho
largest nnd best assorted in North Cnrulna. we
aro able to ill any orders entrusted to us Will,
disputch.
ADRIAN & yOLLERs.
Dec %
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tho toes. These, we suppose, is vents
to carry off the bad dir.
"Watcrfalls, OWN TO the latc freshet,
has riz good eel. 1t takes now about
4-yeers of 16 canowl hossis tails to
supply fust class bells with this article
Of he'd geer. Ladies, to balance their
waterfalls, arc sometimes forst to stoop
forward. This produces the grisl.un
bend.
"Steal trimmins haiut so fashuna bic
as thoy used to be with tho wi,nmin
folks but amnngst the men, ifthe news
papers don't lie, is a gcttin to bo adopt.
ed pooty lively. Unlike apy other fash.
un drawbacks seem to give the steal
fashun hist. Espeshally is this tho
oaae among the fashunables in the New
York customhouse. r..
"Men's trowsers are worn 1-16th Of an
inch longer in the limbs and cotcs about
the same distance shorter than they were
worn last year. Every fashunable
young man possesses his own private
spilc driver, with which to force his frag.
lie form into his trowsers, and patcnt
jack screw 10 raise his haJias corpus up
under the abbreviated extremity of his
best cote.
"rhe latest stilo Of neck tizo is worn
with not tide under the left year.
These arc not generally woru as yet,
but I Good name few Of my ackwaint.
anccs wcood look "galius" drest in this
stilo The buty Of them is that person
will never ware any other as long as he
lives. They are bccomin with black
cup over the eyes, to give feller bul.
ly appcarants."
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Notice.

rIHIIE SUBSCRIBER having mot with very
his services to tho people oil Sumter District, ns
SURVEYOR, and believes that his experience
for tho last thirty years Surveyor, will cnablo
him to giyo satisfaction, for competency and
prompncss.
Reference may be had to all tho old Judges Of
the Court in this State, aud the Attorneys of
Lancaster Bar.
JAMES D. McILWAIN.
Nov ~ 3mos