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as far as the fatherest for annexation. And
will the Birney's and the Stewards then be
able to endure the whitening scorn& indigna-
ton of those confding followers whom 1t VIII
then be seen they have so basely betrayed.
TEXANS APPEAL.
Felix Houston. a distinguished citizen of
Texas. has addressed letter TO the Demo-
cratic Association of Clariborne, La, evi-
IDENTIFY intended for general circulation at the
South. In this letter he urges with much
force and eloquence, the importance Of
prompt measures for the annexation ofTexas,
provided Mr.. Polk should be elected Presi-
dent of the United States. He also says that
if Texas is notimmediately annexed-IT New
Err WILL BE-as Slarery aoiH be abolished in
that country within few years, by the ballot
as early as ls45 or lS46. In
deed, such result is inevitable, provided an
nexation does not take place!-Mer. Jour.
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For Coughs, Colds.

CoIsamptiOns, and all Diseases # the
Throat, Lungs and Chest.
THE Vegetable PULMONARY RALsAS
IS an nld, well tried, and almost universally APP
proved remedy. 1t has been pretty extensively
used for the last 10 or 90 years in almost every
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extensively a; the South and West. 1t is rec
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and VERY EFFIc ACIoUs cdi, inc, ard &C.
know edged by thousands who have for long
usrd il, and continue 10 u.s. and recommend il,
TO be the most vllus5le remedy for the above
comIlainis tver offered 10 tls American pub.
lie
Tho proprioto's Of this article cannot rlsorG
to the sly le of advertising which is often rdcpt-
ed al tho present day. They do not WisL To
d ccive the cIedulous and unsu~pectihR, ut
appeal with confidence 10 the facts, a.i| expCr-
tence Of a discerning public. Thore a e law
indivI5uals in New Eng ladd who Love not u.ed
this preparation themsely' $, ar no have ut
friends WHO have used it. Numerous cer'iG-
cafes from physicians and olheis, having fr
many years been published, it is de,u,.d No
necessary 10 adl any at this time.
BE sure to get the GENUINE. CAL FIR Il ~
its WHOLE name. VEGETABLE IULMO-
NARY BALSAM,"s ard avoid "CAsI Ea's
Pulmonary Balsam." and the. numsFous i'm tia
aiions which have sprung up in consequence
Of tie gleat celebrity ofIhe TRUE iHicIs' See
that il is signed VIM. Jon'n Cutler.
Prepared by Rect, Wing < Cutler. whohsA lss
druggists 80 Catham street, Dosicn, and cold
by druggists, sPo,hicar'es uid country msr.
chants &c NJ rally. Price so Ct. 29ly
For snl- by 5 MOODY, .Ndllshury
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GFThe New York Historical Society
celebrated its 10th Anniversary at the N. Y.
Hotel in Broadway by SPLENDID Dinner and
an address delivered in the church of the
Messiah by the Hon. John r. Broadhead, the
HistoricalAgent ofthe State of New York,
for England, France and Holland. The Hon.
Albert Gallatin presided. John Q. Adams
and numerous other highly distinguished lit
erary gentlemen were present.
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S,729!

Over Polk Birney and scattering, Mr.. Clsy's
majority is 4,73l. making Wing gain upon
the Gubernatorial vote of 3,17U.
According 10 its population Old Vermont
has given Mr.. Clay the largest plurality OF
any State in the Union.
In tho State election the vote stood for
Slade, Wing, 28,265, for Kellogg, Loco,
2O,93O, and for Shaffer, Aboltionists, 4,9ls.
Thus it will be seen that the Wing Ticket is
diminished 1,495, Loco 2,8S9, Abolition =
65l.
Addison County in September stood for
Slade 1881, Kellogg 6l1.S hafter 572. The
Wbigs have therefore fallen off Ga, Locos 80,
and the Abolitionists 26O, from the State
Ticket.
Such is the glorious result, again, demonstra-
ting to the nation the indomitable spirit and a.
biding patriotism which have ever distinguish
ed the Wing party in Vermont. For several
days before our election every mail brought
evil tidings from other States, and yet our
noble hearted Green Mountain Boys stood
undisnayed with the prospect ofalmost GER
tain national defeat gazeing them in the face
The AboIitionists, indeed terrified AT the
approach of Free Tsade and Annexation, re-
tented by thousands. They were astonished
at the Unexpected, and we doubt not, the very
auwished for result. That single abolitionist
under the combination of circumstances in
which he found himself, could have diverted
mis- vote from Henry Clay, is indeed TO us of
all things the most TO be marvelled at. But
the scales will soon fall from the eyes of the
honest portion of this party and leave Biz
ney, Stewart and others to glory alone in their
illimitable profilgacy.
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THE BETRAYAL OF ABOLITION

We would call the attention of our read
ers to the following Appeal of a Texan.
The apprehensions of the writer, that should
Texas remain long The lone starthat she now is
Slavery would be abolished at the ballot box
es were well grounded. Her statesmen
could easily discern that the strength, security
and glory of the nation would depend upon
the white population. which, were Texas a
free State, would rapidly flow in upon her
from the United States and Europe. This
circumstance renders still more detestable
the hollow hearted villany or complete infatu-
anon Of which those Abolition leaders have
been guilty. who have pushed SO vehe-
mently for Polk under VIII ose auspices they
well knew Texas would be Immediately an
nsxed unless successfully resisted by the
power Of the Wig party. A few months
mere will discldes who opposes and who goes
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BOOT & SHOEMAKING,
F. r PT,ATSTEO would inforI
SUNDRIES-

THREADS.-bPk, brown, cold and
white linen thread, Finelay's. Thistle Coats
Taylor's and Brandon's spool thirds, white
and cold skein cotton third: fiannels, Bird
cloths, cashmere, doe skins,go hair cam
let, calicos, m. de LANES, Grape de LANES,
jaconette and sarsenette cambrics, balzo-
rines, prt'd lawns, silk and cotton warp al
pacca, saxony. cambleteen, alpaca, wors-
ted and silk serge, caroline, victoria, and
Rob-Roy plaids, red circasssion prt'd, red
moreen for cushions. velvets, table covers.
ginghams, blk and white satin, gro. de
swiss, ribbons, cord and tassei, cravats,
h'dk'fs, ladies' cravats m ufilers J R braces.
elastics, Irish linens large quantity brown
and white, gloves of all descriptions, buck
mittens, blk Grape, hooks and eyes, hosei-
cry, hair and tooth brushes, fancy soap,
ivory, twist, back side and dressing combs,
zephyr worsted sewing silk and twist units,
laces, edgings, muslins, swiss, book and
India, bishops lawn, linen lawn, horse
blankets, cloak cords, Sbar cambria, Bat
ting, canvass, padding, surt. coat, and vest
cords & bindings, stay bindings, linentapes,
paper muslins, cold cambrics, selisias,
straps, pant and vest buckles, snuff and to-
bacco boxes, shaving brushes, pins, nee
dies, pearl buttons, all other buttons, apron
check, quality bindings, wiggen, tweeds,
gambroons, denims, drillings, crockery,
lamps, tumblers, bar soap, tea sugar, cof-
fee, pepper, spice, nutmeg, cloves, indigo,
camphor, rasins, butter, mOlasses, port,
malaga, madeira, sicily, tobacco. snuff, and
a great variety ofarticles TOO numerous to
mention, for sale cheap by
BROWN e. SHELDON.
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Commissioners NOlice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Addison Commissioners. TO receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands OF
all persons, against the estate of
EBENEZER SUMNER,
late Of Middlebury in said District, deceased, and
also ali CLAIMS ard demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And months from the I1th day Octo-
Der, 1874, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said ap-
pointnent, at the dwelling house of widow of the
deceased in said MiddlebuTy, on the first We'd
nesjays of January and April 1915, from nine
o'clock, A. M.,until four O'Clock. P. NJ, on
each of said days.
OzIAs SEYMOUR, Commissions
WM. DEWEY, OoA''"''''0" >
Dated at Middlebury, this 10Th day Of DC
tober. Is
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of the strength of the different prepar-
atoms of the root, some being almost
inert, has cause the medicine itself to fall
into disrepute. The Messrs. Sands, it
would seem, have succeeded in obtaining
powerful and uniform preparation of it.
We have seen an abundance of testimo-
malls to its efficacy from the highest au-
thority, and we recommend it with pleas
ure.-iSOuthern Wing.
For further particulars and conclusive
evidence of its superior value and efficacy,
see pamphlets, which may be obtained of
agents gratis.
W.P. Russell Agent for Middlebury.
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SANDs's SARsAPARILLA 1t has ever
been prime article of our medical creed,
to recommend no advertised medicines,
for we are opposed to them conscientious
ly and professionly, but we feel bound to
deviate from this rule, and recommend to
the suffering the article at the head ofthis
notice The great medical virtues Of
Sarsaparilla, are well known and appre-
slated by physicians, but the uncertainty
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Just Received.

is pieces silk and cotton-warp alpaccas,
10 ps cashmere de casse, rich Persian bro
cade cashmere, Grape and muslin de LANES,
10 ps. figured and changable selnan'lrias,
galenas and parrissennas, "a rich winter
shawls, II cashmere winter shawls, "a
Highland do. 20 doz. gimps and fringes-
all wedths and colors, 50 ladies girGles,
ps. rich winter bonnet ribbons, 8 doZ win
ter artificials, ps. bonct velvets-all col
ors. p. w. COLLINS.
Nov. IL, 1914.
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DAPER Hangings, large stock, JUS,
Il reed and offered low ~
May ], 1914 A. FRANCIS.

| The Constitution, the -'vis vita" ofour won
deriul bodies, constantly require an alternative
| or regeneTating influence. 10 create and r tain
healthy existence. Air, light, and some O,.he
| clements are brought 20 this TequsitIon AM for
a time provo sufficient for the requirements OF
the system. But when from imprudence, and a
| violation Of the laws Of the animal economy
morbid humors arise ,acrid and vitiatia or juices,
are collected, the system requires assistance
| from some Other source. or it sinks in disease,
| decay and death. How wonderful and salutary
at this period, are the ell els of an appropriate
Alternative medicine, taken in season ; Thou
sands have been saved from DEATH and millions
from snifenngs indesCribable. and again restored
to health, by tic t;moy use Of PHELPs' IONA
TO PILLS, which are efficacIous and potent,
in cleansing The stomach and bowels, purifying
the blood, and renoyating the glandular system
by altering the secrctons ofthe liver, and other
glands, and Carrying of The morbid juices and hui
mors that at the South they have ac1uiered
| the name o" Fever Ba1c," because they inva-
rably prevent or bleak up billions, remi tunl,
yellow, lntermttan', and lung tevers.
Five years extensive use, have proven rhrm
the best ard only sure and safe remedy for all
the numerous chronic diseases, where the sys-
lem requires something that Wi operate on the
Blood, Liver, and various systems Of vessels,
giving them healthy action, at the same time
tApeA moiDiJ dut poiSpuOus Juices ohu hH-
mors, which it separates from them.
In this class of diseases, are rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious
Stomach, Scorfnla, Gravel, Worms, Tumors,
and eruptions of the skin of various kinds; per
manent weakness above the loins and limbs,
Kings Evil, constitutional and hereditary fee
bleness of the whole or part of the system. sc.
Thousands oftbe eases of the above diseases
have been cured by the Tomato Pills and thou
sands Of deaths would have been prevented had
had these Pills been used, instead Of some irr5-
sponsible, baneful, quack pill a remedy, of~hch
the country is flooded. There is no mystery or
charlatanism about this universal remedy.
They are prepared Of valuable vegetable rem
edies, which are known to be both safe and ef-
fectual, and are used very extensively by Ply
dicans in their private Practice. because as hum
dreds have said, they are the most pleasant, eff
fectual and safe medicine we have ever uIed
The above Pills are for sale by agents'n al
the country towns. Agents are cautioned not
TO buy Of PedlcIs. Zone Word to the wise is
sufficient
G. R. Phelps NJ. D. Proprietor Hartford CT.
Be particular that his signature is on the label.
Price, 25 cts. For Sale by "a ON
Sidney Moody, Middlebury,
Volney Ross, Brandon,
Huntley & Higgins. Salisbury,
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BRIGHTON MARKET. MONDAY,
Nov. IL, 1874.

Atmarket 2lOO Beef Cattle, OBS Stores,
2200Sheep and DPS Swine.
Prices. Beef Cattle.-Last week.
prices were fully sustained Extra, "a so
a S4,75. First quality, "a 1925.
Second quality, $3.50 Third quality, 3d.
IS 1926.
Barrelling Cattle.-Mess. 1925. No.
l, S2621-2
WOOL. No sales of importance, and
prices remain nominal.
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NEWTON ACADEMY,

The Winter Term of this Institution will
commence on Monday the 2nd day of Dec.
Mr.. BLAKELY continues its Principle, and
the Trustees have no hesitation in recomen-
ding him to the public. The apparatus con-
nected with this Institution issuperior to any
other of the kind in the State. Those wish
ing to acquire thorough Education will re-
ceive every attention. E. BUSH, Sec.
Shoreham, Nov. 10, 1874. 29.3w.
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u The Musical Anniversary of the As
ISOLATED Choir in the Congregational Church
is to beheld on FRIDAY evening of this week,
exercises commencing at six o'clock. An
address will be delivered by the Rev. Mr..
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ADDISON co. MEDICAL SOCIETY

The semi-annual meeting of the Addison
County Medical Society will be held in Mid
dlebury on the 18th of December, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ. DIR. J. A. ALLEN is appointed
to Deliver an Address; the subject will be
the principles Of practical Medicine. 1t is
hoped that all the Members Of the Society will
be present. 8. p. LATHROP, Sec.
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whom they have so unscrupiously helped to
elevate. They will be the participants of the
common calamity which must befall the ma
ton. Punishment and reform will have to
come together, and we prophecy that Polk
ism will at last go down with the Kisses of
thousands who have helped it into power
contrary to their own convictions ofthe pub
lie good.
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TENNESSEE,

The chances are in favor OF Mr.. Clay, but
his majority will be very small, and it is quite
possible that portion of each Electoral
ticket is chosen.
The LOUISVILLE Journal of Monday says:-
1t is absolutely certain, that MIR. Clay re-
ceives the electoral vote of that State unless
some Hooker of sheriff shall be employed
TO steal the poll books of some strong Wing
county.
The last Tribune casts up 100 majority for
Clay.
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Notice.

Escaped from the premises ofDoct. E. H..
Sprsgue in Shelburn, VT, on the evening of
Nov. 18th, bay horse, with black feet, short
tail, having on his neck a eathern halter tied
around the neck, and supposed to be s or 9
years ofage. Whoever will return said horse
or give any information respecting him shall
be suitably compensated. Ell. SPRAGUE.
Shelburn, Nov. 18th, 1874. Soft.
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New Book Store.

J.. w. T. L A x x.
is now receiving and has for sale at the
green store recently occupied by J. B. Will
son, one door east of ]. NJ. Slade s. co; a
general assortment of Classical Schoo
Books. together with a select assortment oil
Miscellaneous and religious works, Station
cry Sc.
Also the publications of the Mass. 5. s
Society, Doctrinal Tracts SIC. &c. Sabbath
Schools in the vicinity can be supplied al
the same prices which they are procured al
Boston. Those who are DESTROYS ofsUp-
plying themselves with the publications Of
the D. Society can do it al the usual prices
of 10 pages for one cent.
n. b. Books ofall descriptions at Boston
and New York prices.
Middlebury, Nov. Ii, lS4l.
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Administrators Sale Of Real
Estate

In pursuance TO an order Of the Probate
Court for the District of ADDISON. shall Of
fer forsale abduction at my dwelling in Sails
bury, on Saturday the Both day of Nov. inst,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, the following
real estate Of HOLLAND w. MOVES late
of Salisbury deceased to wit; two lots of land
situated in Cornwall containing sixty-one
acres each, bounded North by Bond and James
land. East by Otter Creek South by Swilts
land, and one other lot of sixty one acres, sit
uated in Salisbury, bounded west by Otter
Creek, south by J. VI. Weeks land, east by
VIM. Noyes' land and north by Flavel NJ.
Beach's land. Likewise a few articles of per
sonal property such as an OK cart, . yokes
&c. Sc. together with about I5tons Of hay
in the stack, situated on the land in Cornwall.
Terms of payment made ku own at the time
of sale. WAsHINGToN MILLER, Admir-.
Salisbury, Nov. Q, 1874. %
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THE MORMONS VOTE.

The vote of Nanvoo stood 1000 for
Polk for Clay. Every wretched excite
ment in the Union operated against Mr..
Clay.
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Musical Tuition.

PIANO FORTE, ORGAN AND SINGING.
MIN. PEASE, Professor and Teacher of the
w Science and Practice of Music from the
cities Of London, Boston and New York, respec-
lively acquaiIts the citizens of Middlebury and
vicinity that having received the appointment Of
Professor of Music 10 the Troy Conference Ac-
cademy West Poultney, respectively gives no
tice that the next quarter of this institution COM
mences Nov. 18th, $40 for Music Piano Forte
and Singing $40 per quarter, Organ the same;
the price is fixed at ten dollars so that persons
wishing TO obtain a finished Musical education
can secure it without being obliged to go to
large Cities TO obtain the same at a greater ex-
pense. The subscriber having received his Mu-
steal Education off years in the city of London
under several of the first Masters, and been an
instructor of Music upwards OFF, years in this
Country and Europe warrants him in saying to
all wishing his instructions in the science that
they will receive thorough Musical education
on scientific principles.
Mr.. p would also say to those young ladies
who wish to become teachers that he has already
fitted several, and furnished them with lucrative
situations and he is constantly applied to for la
dies as teachers. The Troy Conference Acade-
my is in the most fourisning condition. The Fac
ulty consists of six experienced Professors and
Assistants. Board is as low as al any other In
Stitution in Rutland County.
Troy Conference Academy,
West Poultney, 1874.
NIB All the Modem operas now performed
=, W HI -. H..
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JAMES h. POLK, President elect,

Tho Mails ofyesterday removed all doubt.
The Empire State has given Polk and Dali
las a majority of thousands-and, with the
exception Of North Carolina, which too
shows decided turning back to the right.
the whole South is united for Free Trade,
Low Duties, No Debt, Separation from
Banks, Economy, Retrenchment, and a
strict adherence to the Constitution" We
have right now TO expect equal laws-and
safety to the civilization Of the South-Abo-
liton is signally defeated-and the mercen-
airy Southern treason which wooed its foul
embrace, is condignly chastised it the pros
tration of its selfish aspirations. Let every
disinterested lover of his own State, and the
Union as our fathers made it, REJOICE.
for the redemption of rhe Constitution is al
hand
Free Trade" says the N. Y. American
'it will be seen is placed first among the
fruits, and italicised SO as to mark its impor-
lance.
The Civilization of the South" is the
dainty phrase by which slave owning and
slave dealing are typifed. We congratulate
the Tariff States of Pennsylvania and New
York, and we congratulate the AbolitiOnists
upon these results"
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Caps & Furs.

10 doz. mems and Boys caps, consisting
of otter and fine seal, otter nutria and fitch
trimmed mulIs, boas and buffalo robes-a
superior article, for sale by
p. w. COLLINS.
Nov 10 1874.
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Di e d..

In Monkton Nov. 18th, Mary Elize-
beth, only daughter of Chester Root, a.
ged 10.
At Lebanon, N. H. Oct. 10Th, DR..
Phneas Packhurst, aged IS.
In Brldport, on the Sd inst of Con-
sumption Mr. Lewis Pratt aged 81 years.
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CHRONOLOGICAL.

The votes for Electors of President and
Vice President were cauvassed by the County
Clerks at Montpelier on Tuesday last. The
following table exhibits the result, by COun-
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Commissioners Noricc.

We the subscribers, being appointed Ly TIE
Probate Court for the District of Addison, CCir-
missioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against tic
estate Of
ANDREW RUTHERFORD,
late of Middlebury, in said District deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto: And months from the 10Th day Of DC
tober 1914, being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
We will attend to the business Of our said appoint
rnent. al the office of Samucl Swift in said Mid
dlebury on the second Tuesdays Of January and
April 1915, from nine O'clock, A. NJ. Until four
O'Clock, p NJ. on each Of said days.
Samuel Swi1,
Peter Starr. Comnis'rs.
Ans0a p. BcGm0a, 10
Dated at 4HiddieLary, this lGih Oct. l94l.
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Ladies' Attention.

Just received and for sale at the Auction and Com.
mss on store great variety Of Fall and Winter gop.s
foi the Ladies' consisting in part of Chusans Alpsc
ca Lnstres, Black and Cold Fig'd Alpacsas, Ind.
anna Cashmere, beautiful article for Cloaks. Rep.
Cashmere j Muslin Delaine<, Beautiful PriaiS.
Shawls &c &c.
Please call and examine before purehasSf ck.-
Vhre. y. BYCKWIrH. SEQ
S-pr IS, 1874
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

In Pursuance ofan order of the Probate
court for the District of Addison, We shall
offer for sale at auction at the dwelling
of Horace James in Cornwall on Friday The
18th, day of Dec. next at one o'clock in the
afternoon unless previously disposed of at
private sale, the following real estate of
Alanson Peck of Cornwall, an insane per-
sen. to wit one lot of land situated in
Cornwall containing about seventy five
acres of land, with house and barn boun-
ded North by VIM. Peck's land. West by
Abel ]. Wooster's land, South by Horace
James land, East by the highway. leading
South from the Baptist Meeting House.
Terms cash on the delivery OF the deed.
HORACE JAMES, lc,ord;,p.
ORRIN FIELD,
Cornwall Nov. 2and. 1874.