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FOREIGN NEws-The Hibernia arrived
in Boston at o'clock, on Friday morning
last. She brings six days later news from
Europe. Irish affairs have ceased 10 be re-
garded with any anxiety, by the English
Government or people. John Martin, pro-
prieior of the Felon newspaper, has been
sentenced TO 10 years transportation. The
Packet Ship Ocean Monarch, which sailed
from Liverpool on The 24Ih ult., with 39S pas
sengers, including the crew, was entirely
consumed by fire. after being out but short
iime-and only 245 of The persons on board
were rescued. The remaining l53, probably,
all pelished! We have room only for The
following particulars, from the Trbune's
Te!egraphic Despatch.
AT the time the fire was discovered, the
vessel was about eight miles TO The eastward
! of The Great Orms Head, and several ves>
sells were in sight.
signal oil distress was al once hoist ID =,
which was Immediately answered by the
Yacht belonging 10 Thos. Lirdedale, and
which was about six miles distant. Mr.
once bore down to render what assistance
was in his power. There was stiff breeze
blowing, e. had the Yacht veniured alongside,
il would have been total destruction 10 all
on board A boat was. however, immedl-
ately provided and proceeded 10 the ship
for The purpose Of rescuing some of the un-
fortunate passengers. The scene which pre-
scented itself 10 Mr.. l.. on nearing The vessel
wae most appalling
In about an hour and half after the
yacht reached the vessel the Brazilian Steam
Frieate AIphonso came up. She anchor>
ed immediately 10 wihdward and c!ose 10
the burning vessel. She got rope made
fast 10 The Ocean Monarch and by The use
Of The said rope her boats were enabled 10
90 backwards and forwards 10 The burning
vessel with great facility, and by this means
Ilrge number Of persons we're saved.
The Prince of Wales Steamer which was
on her passage ID Bangor came up short
" afterwards and with The New World
Packet Ship hound for New York. sehi
boaIs 10 the rescue of the passengers, and
were The means of saving large number.
Of those on beard the .. NJ. 50 were saved
by the Queen Of the Ocean, 16O by the Al
f1onso, l6 by fishing smack, and II by the
Prince of Wales, being total of 225 saved,
leaving 1913 TO be still accounted for.
1t is reported that Revolution has broken
out simultaneously, at St. Petersburg and War
saw, and that the Emperor has fed to Cons
! trudt. 1t is also said that Provisional Gov
eminent has oeen formed at St. Petersburg.
eG~The London Times, of the 26th ult., doubts
the truth ofthese reports.
The Cholera is raging in the interior of Eu-
rope. tits exceedingly malignant at Riga.
where as many as 100 are carried of daily,
out of a population of 40 to $4,000.
The continental news generally is pacific.
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The whole West rejoicing this year to think they
have get hold of Remedy that will destroy, and for
drive from their system the life destroying Fever and
Ague which has so long filled the atmosphere OF this ran
airy OF the Universe and driven the couch, shaking
shvering, invalid him. who yesterday the picture
health whose elds of grain ready for the sickle
without hands harvest them Look into the dveins
the husbandman the pretty peaked faces of his Imy
the CLASSY looking eyes, the yellow skim all showing thai
bilious diseases of the country had taken hold of them
AK them if they have tried remedies, and they seIt
point their wasted hands to of Choogogue bottles
the of which have been drank, and they
better You give them pamphlet written by Dr. Vaughn
upon disease of mankind and the applicability of his Great
American Remedy as cure and upon reading the same
the Lithontrpc purchased taken and they cured
and ALL Reader this Great Remedy the Lhontrip
tic Mxpre is the only remedy for this destroying disease
Call Agents and get pamphlet. See our columns.
w 2. Russell. AGENT.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

We, the subscribers, being appointed BIZ the
Probate Court for the District Of Addison. Com
mssioners, to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the es-
tate of ALONZO A. WAINWRIGHT.
late of Mibdlebury in said Dsirictdeceased, & al
so all claims and demands exhibited in offset there
to: And months from the 7th day of September
inst being allowed by said Court for that purpose
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business of our said appointment, at
the dwelling house Of his widow. Iovina VAIN
wright, in Middlebury, On the fins: Thursday Of
October and last Thursday of February next,
from ocloc,, p. NJ until four O'Clock, i. NJ. on
each of said DAYS. 90
JOSEPH WARNER, / c--...-.
ELI MATTHEWS, OV''''S'''"e'S
Dated at NiddIeJary, III Sept m5eT, 1873.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by
the Probate Court for the District OF Addi-
son, Commissioners, 10 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands OF all persons,
against the estate Of
LUTHER FERRE,
late Of Bridpori. in said District, deceased,
and also al! cllims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto Aud 6 months from the l2Ih
day Of August, being allowed by said Court
Tor that purpose, We 60 therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend TO the bust
ness Of cur said appointment. at the late
dwelling house Of the said Luther in Brd+
port. on The 9Th days Ct October s. February
next, from nine O'Clock a. NJ. until four o.
clock, P. NJ, on each Of SAID DAYS.
&. SOBACE. ! Commits
n. S. BENNITT, : sioa,rs.
Dated at Bridport, this LIST GGy Of sept
l54S. 10; 3w.
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e. The Brondor, WING finds fault with our

Is The BrondOn Wing finds fault with our
remarks in apology to our readers for publish
ing the " SIievenamon" letter. and censuring
the Tribune as responsible for the hoax. We
do not yet see any reason to retraet what We
said. The letter was introduced and accredited
by the Tribune, in a way we cannot but con-
denim. The originator Of the hoax was cul-
pObe in high degree, but not more so than
ITS endorser, whose course cannot well be de-
hounced too severely. We are surprised that
the Wig should think Of defending such 9
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DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEES
ADDISON COUNTY.


ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison Austin Smith, R. Smith, G. A.
Gaige, Samuel Hit.
Bridport: j. Kitchel, F. Warner, A. S.
Clark.
Bristol; D. R. Gaige, H. F. Day, C. B.
Warner.
Cornwall: Ira Gale, Benz. Atwood, J. c.
Atwood.
Ferrisburg j. W. Martin, R. Brady, B.
Warner
Granville: ]. W. Ashley, VIM. Vinton, ]
Hackett, Jr.
Hancock; John Hackett, E. Darling, S
Durham.
Lincoln: a. C. Allen, Geo. W. Burnham
J. Bush.
Middlebury Emerson R Wright, Horace
Crane, w. S. Hammond, w. P. Hunting
ton, Lochlin Wainwright.
Monkon: William Elliott, n Harvey, Ira
Ladd.
New Haven; D. H. Wright, j. G. Parker
c. II. Walker.
Panton: Geo. Walker, II. N White, J.
Spalding.
Ripion; Harry Downcr, Chas. Adams, A.
Salisbury: F. Bump, ]. ]. Kelsey, n. Spen-
Ger, c. F. Holman.
Shoreham: Horace Lapham, S. B. Hunting
ton, S. S. Bissell.
Orwell: w. w. Branch, D. B. Abel, w
Kilburn.
Starksbo7o: Warner Wentworth, J. jew
ell, Jr, j. Dodge.
Vergennes; George Parker, Byron Murray
P. c. Tucker, Jr
Waltham 1. c. Buckley, I. Howard, l.
Ward.
Weybridge Leonard Wright, H. H. Law
renee, S. S. Foot.
Whiting: w. Walker, R. A. Reynolds
S. P Walker.
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STATE OF VERMONT, / Be it remembered
District of Addison, IS. that, at Probate
Court held in Middleburv, IN and for the Disui,t
of Addison, on the ID day of September, a D.;
1913, James T. Lane, administr ator Of the estate
of JOEL LANE,
late of Cornwall, in said District deceased, pre-
sents his administration account for allowance Il
is thereupon ordered that said account be corsid-
cred for allowance by this Court, at a session
thereof to be held at the office Of the Register of
this Court in said Midd'ebury. on Thursday. the
5th day of October next, at one o'clock in the 81
ternoon and that said administrator give notice
thereof to all persons interested that they may ap
pear and make their objections, if any they NAV
have. to the allowance Of said account BY pub
fishing a certified copy of this order in the Mid
dlebury Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said
Middebury-three weeks successfully. previous
to the time of said Court
J. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of Record,
20 Attest, j. s. Bushnell, Register.
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TCONSUMpTION. dire and dreade

TCONSUMPTION. dire and dreaded
is The enemy which it is the mission of Bu
chan's Hungarian Balsam 10 MEET and
OVERTHROW And this mission has
been performed, 10 hundreds of instances, o.
which we have The most distinguished, su,
Ihenlic. and unequivocaI proofs.
Pamphlets, containing mass OF certif.
Gates and other evidence. showing The une-
qualled merits of Of this Great English Rem
edy, may be obtained Of the Agent, gratuit>
nusy.
DAVID F. BRADLEE & SoN. sole Agents
for The United States. $50 Washington Street
Boston.
Sold by w. P. Russell, Middlebury. and
by agehis generally in n. r. 20; 4w.
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Lots Nos So, IS, "A, rs, 81, 10, II, p. &c and
a wedge or block Of land containing 459 acres.
and other wedges or blocks containing 256 acres
in that part of Granville formerly Aveiy's Gore,
on which are taxes TO the amountof three dollars
and thirty -four cents, set to Ira Stewart.
And so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of James VI. Ash
lev, in said Granville, on the first Thursday of
October next, at O'Clock P NJ, as shall be requi-
site to discharge said taxes with costs, unless pre-
viousIy paid JAMES NJ. ASHLEY,
First Constable.
Dated at Granville, this 2lst day of August, A.
d. lS4S. ~; 3w-
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WHILE LIFE REMAINS THERE is STILL sOMI
HOPE

D.. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry-No Quackery-
No Deception In setting forth the virtues of this truly
medicine have desire to deceive those who
aboring under affection, do wish TO eulogize
than justly Yet when look around and
the OF suffering and distress occasOned by
of the diseases which this medicine has proved
highly successful feel that cannot its claims too
strongly, say TO much in its favor
Various remedies is trne, have been offered and pulled
notice for the of diseases of the lungs and
been found doubt useful but of all that have
yet been discovered it admitted by physicians, and all
who have witnessed its effects that has proved
cessul this For Asthma, Shortness of Breath and sim
liar Affections it may be pronounced positive II
has cured Asthma in many of cu and twenty year.
standing physicians had declared beyond the
reach OF medicine.
W. P. Russell Agent.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New York, Sept. IL. 3 o.,

New York, Sept. II, 8 o'clock P. NJ.
We have received advices from Campeachy
to the 9th ult. The whites have been every
where successful, through the peninsula, and
Yucatan has been reunited to Mexico. Mex
lco has offered free pardon 10 the Indians
on condition of their ceasing hostilities. Mex
leo is TO Fay Yucatan one hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
| Accounts from Guatemala state that Gen.
Carrera had defeated the insurgents in hard
fought battle, in which fifty three Of the latter
were killed, and Carrera wounded.
Antigua has been nearly destroyed by a
hurricane.
The city of Brooklyn was visited by a terri
BILE confagration, on Saturday night. The
fire broke out at 120 Fulton St. about IL o.
clock, and ragged till past on Sunday morn
ing. Between two and three hundred build
ings were destroyed, or materially damaged.
The burnt district includes eight blocks in the
heart of the city, and is bounded by Sands,
Washington, Concord, Pineapple, Henry and
Fulton Sts. Among the buildings destroyed,
are the first Baptist Church, Rev. Mr.. Hodges,
the Sands ST. Methodist Church, the first Uni
versalist Church. the Brooklyn Star office, and
very many first class stores and dwellings.
The entire loss is estimated at one and half
million dollars, a small part of which, compar-
atively, is insured. There was a great search
ty of water in the cisterns and wells of Brook
Ign, and the fire was finally arrested by blow
ing up buildings. Two n. Y. fireman, one
Brooklyn fireman, and also child, were killed
and several others injured. There are reports
of two or three other deaths.
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DIED,

In Jewett City, CT, on the 25th ult., ELI
"a daughter of Henry A. Harris, aged 1 years
and % days, formerly Of Cranston, K. |.
In Salisbury, Aug. 20th, of consump-
ton, Dr.. P. d. BAREows, aged SO years.
He has left a deeply afflicted wife, and nu-
merous friends, to mourn his loss. But their
sorrows will be greatly mitigated, in the re-
menbrance of his pious resignation and pa
tience, satisfied that the dealings of the Lord
were the dealings of his heavenly Father for
good His faith in Christ strengthened, while
his body was rapidly wasting away. Soon As
he had decided the question in his own mind,
that he should not recover, most calmly and
promptly did he drop every thing earthly for
his expected home in heaven. Those who
were with him as his dissolution drew near
could only say:
"How sweet the scene when christians die,
When holy souls retire to rest"
In Woodstock, on Sunday morning. The
3rd inst, Col, DANIEL DANA, aged 20. In the
late war with Great Britain, Col. Dana COM
manded the 31st Regiment Of U. S. Infantry.
and was worthy and meritorious officrr.-
He was son of John Winchester Dana Esq.
one of the earliest settlers oil Pomfrei, and
was grand son of Gen. Israel Putnam OF
the Revolutionary Army Mercury.
In Springfield, Aug. %, ORMAN BIReE,
Esq, aged So.
In barnard. 9TH uli. JOHN Foster, Esq.
81, born in Worcester, Mass. He entered
the army al the age of ! 9. was 10 The battles
af StiiSlter and Saratoga. and was pres
eni at the surrender of Gen Burgoyne. A.
+he termination of the war he removed 10
Vermont. where he resided until his decease.
He was many years member of The Leg
isIaiure, and forty years a magistrate.
In Manchester,N. H., Aug. s. GEORGE w.
KrMBALL, ESQ.,. aged 81 years and 4 months.
In Quechee, on the 29th of August. at the
residence Of -his-uncfe, Hon, John Porter, Mr..
Mr.. WILLlAx PORTER, aged % years.
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Land Sale.

THE nonresidents of the town of Ripton. in
l. the County of Addison, are hereby notified
that the taxes assessed by said town within the
year next preceding this date remain in whole or
in part unpaid on the following described lands
in said town, to wit: No. 90, 2d division, iona
than Beers; No. I9, I'd div, Benjamin Deforest;
No. 90, I'd div, Peter Summers No. LOG, lst div.
and No. 100. I'd div, Joseph Borroughs No l22,
ID div, F. A. Bird, Rollin and Elon Ererts No.
lO7, LIST div, Abram Underhill No. %, I'd div,
Isaac Hawley No. 50, 81 div, David Eli; No.
IA, LIST div, Wolcott Hawley; No. IL, lSt div,
james Hawley; No. "a. LIST div, Joseph Hawley
No l, ID div. Joseph Hawley; No. 81, David Eli;
No IS, LIST div. Daniel Hawley; No. 33, LIST div.
and % I'd div. Samuel French; No. 90. 2l div.
Wallistun Hawley; Nos. a. &c and 20, David
Kingsland; No. SO Of LIST div and los of I'd div.
Stephen Middlebrooks; No. &c, I'd div, Theoph-
illus Mddebrooks; No. 20, LIST div, Matthew
Hawley; No 81 I'd div, Jonathan Nichols; No
| 20. 2d div Elakim Walker; No. 40, LIST div
TheophiIus Middlebrooks Pope, Peake and Hol'
lev. undivided lands; No. IS. 2d div, Ephrainl
I Curtis No so, 2d div, Isaac Lewis No. "a. %
div ,Jerial French; No. 81, I'd div, Daniel Sal
mon; No SIS, Ist div, Abram Thompson; No
/ 1874, III div, Abel Thompson No. 81. lst div.
| Peter Summers {; No. 46 Isl div. David Somers
jun No. 81, I'd div, Abraham Thompson.
The following are in the char.er bounds o
! Goshen:
No ca, Stephen Simpson; No. 81 Daniel Jones
No. CO. John c. Baldwin; No. 40 Nathaniel Gard
ner, No. IA, George Champlin; No. Al. Amo
Fuller; No. -, George Foot. No. CT, DAME
Jones No 81, William Ross; NJ. Sc, Samuc
Stafford; No. 90 Abel Stone; No. SO, Elkanal
Tisdale; No. 65, John Wood.
The following are in the charter bounds Of Sal
isbury: LIST division Of Nathaniel Winslow soutl
end ITO Charles Everts Sd div, Josiah Dean.
The following are in the charter bounds Of Mid
dlebury: sc acres, Norman Boardman Sd div
Charles Brewster; 4th div, Ebenezer Field; Al
div, Noah Chittendcn 81 div. Jeremiah
Howe sixty acres, jeremiah Howe; fort
acres, John Strong; so acres, the Kyle farm
1855 acres, John Foot; 4th div, Eben Field an'
NJ II. Wentworth 100 acres, Ebenezer Field
acres 4th div and 100 acres Sd div, Ehcneze
Field, Jr 3; 100 acres, Benjamin Paris Sd div.
Elias Reed Sd div, Elisha Sheldon; Sd div, 100
acres David Selleck $50 acres, Elisha Sheldon
and Josiah StJddard; Sd div. Turner and Chit
tenden 20 acres, Norman Upper; 2I5 acres
Rufus Wainwright, and 100 acres Noah Wadams
and so much of said lands will be sold nj public
auction, at the dwelling house of a j. Church. in
said Ripton, on the first Thursday of October next
at O'Clock in the afternoon, as shall be requisite
TO discharge said taxes with costs, unless previ
ously paid.
II. II. HURLBUT, JR, LIST Constable.
Dated at Ripton, this Goth day of August, a d
! Is4s. Is; 3w.
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BRIGHTON MARKET,
THURSDAY, Sept. Z. II

THURSDAY, Sept. Z. 1s4s.
Reported for the Boston journal.
At market, during the week, $50 Beef Cat
tie, $50 Stores, 1900 Sheep and Lambs, 1850
Swine.
PR1cEs-Beef CaHle-There has been a
small advance on Beef Cattle, III consequen ce
of the limited number il market. We quote
extra $3.50, first quality, 5000 6,25; second
quality, 1925 5,75; third quality $3.50 a
4,75.
Store Catle-Yearling Heifers $3.50 a 8;
two years old Heifers S12 a IL; 3 years old
do SIS and 25; years old Steers per pair
$50 60.
Shcep-Old, 1,25 a ., few extra 81 a
$50. Lambs 81, SIPS, S1,15, S2,17.
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ADDISON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
COMMIT TEE.

Joshua Scott, of Vergennes,
Emerson R. Wright, Of Middlebury,
Nathan Griswold, Of Waltham.
G. Hon Horace Mann, of Mass, has writ
ten letter declining to take SIDES for either
candidate for President He also states thai
he viii NOT be candidate for re selection.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
Raj ROAD CO

Two assessments of five dollars each have been
ordered by the Directors each share of the capt.
tai stock ofthe Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company ;one payable on the first, and the other
on the 18th day of October next.
Payments may be made 10 the Banks of Bur
lington, Vergennes, Middlebury. Rutland, Black
River, or Bellows Falls to the Cheshire Bank.
Keene, n. H., to II. o. Perkins, Rutland Edward
Pickering Esq, 60 State Street Boston, or 10 the
Treasurer al his office in Middleburv.
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer
June 2Ist 1913. Is; CIV;
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g. The name of the Voice of Freedom, pub
lished at Brandon, has been changed to- The
Vermont Union Wing" 1t has, in fact, be-
come new paper, under the control of Mr.
Conant, and is conducted with much ability
1t takes decided ground for Taylor and Fill
more.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the DiStIict I Atdiso1, Com
missioEerS 10 receive, eX; mine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the
estate OF
HENRY G.. CONVERSE,
late Of Brdport, in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto And six months from the 25th day II
August being allowed by said Court furlhat ru7-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice tkai {
will attend to the business of our said appoint
nent, at he dwelling house of Widow Lucinda
Converse. in said BridFoT, on the first Mondays
of Oct. and Dec next from nine O'Clock, a NJ.
until four o'cl,,sk P. NJ. on each Of said DAYS
SIMON u. WALKER, Commits
CHARLES BENEDICT, { siuner>
Dated at Bridporl, his 22d dag Of August
1918. rs
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VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

~ Other Counties, Sd far as heard from,
stand nearly as the above, in comparison
with last year, when Eaton wanted about
1900 voies oil an election by The people.
Though Coolidge has gained in some paris
of the State, there is no probability that he
has majority over both his competitors.
The vote is heavier than last year-wlh
slight increase, as far as heard, on The Wing
side.
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MARRIED.,

In Ripton, on the 9TH inst, by Rev. Hi
ram H. HurIbut, MR. CHARLES G. DAMON
Of Manitouwoc, Wis, TO Miss EMELINE
DowNER, of the former place.
At Saratoga Springs, on the 9TH inst, by
the Rev. Mr.. Bowen. Mr.. A. Melville Os-
rRANDER, of that place, 10 Miss MARY NJ.
Parker of This village.
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~ Hon. A. H. STEPHENS, who was
stabbed several times by Judge Keene, 10 an
afiiay at Atlantic, Geo.. and was reported TO
have died. was alive at the last accounts, and
likely 10 recover.
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transaction.-We ought, perhaps, to have sale
that MIR. Greeley was absent from the city al
the time, (and still is we believe) and is moi
directly chargeable with any responsibility III
the matter
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Land Sale,


The nonresident propsIetors of the town OF
Lincoln, in the County Of Addison are hereby
notified that the taxes assessed by said townwith
in the two years next preceding this date remain,
either in whole orin part ,unpaid, on the following
described lands in said town, to wit the follow
ing described lots in the ID dvisi IN drawn to the
right of the following named original propr1etors
viz: Lot No. I24 Of John Gray, No. lis Ut VIM:
Marther, No. l3I Of Oliver Strong, No l2l Of
William Slade. No. I2O of Levi Taylor, on each
of which lots the tax now due is seven cents.
Lot No I27 Of Benjamin Fowler. fax % cents /;
lot No 9s of Henry Hyde, tax 63 cents. Also
100 acres, part of first division. lots No. 36 and
81, being the farm now occupied by Alanson
Hammer. taxes S6,O5, assessed 10 Enoch Smith.
And so much Of S. id lands will he sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of AImon c. Al
len, in said Lincoln on The first Thursday of Oc-
tober next at o'clock in the afternoon. shall
be requisite to discharge said taxes with costs,
less previously paid
JESSE B. FAIR,
First Constable.
Dfed at Lincoln, this Isl day Of September, A.D
ls4s. 10 3w-
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified, that have
this day given my son Norman r. Thomas, his
time, during the remainder OF his minority,
and that | will henceforth exact none of his
earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date.
NATHAN THOMAS.
Salisbury, Sept. I'd, 1913. 10: Sw