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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16


DIETING-Dieting is usually considered
to mean the same thing as IA Kind of s,arva-
ton. The idea which the educated physi.
clan attaches to the term is a iudiciou~ rec
uIation of the quantity aud quality Of the
food, according to the Circumstances Of each
case. a healthy man uny diet himself
to keep well an invalid may diet with a
view to the recovery of his health yet the
things eaten by the two will widely differ
in their nature, bulk, and mode If prepare
ton. A vast multitude are suffering hour
ly by the horrors Of dyspepsia no two are
precisely alike in all points, since there is an
endless variety Of comhiuniious AS to aye.
sex, occupation and temperament Yet
dyspepsia is always brought Oh Toy over and
irregular eating; it could be blui,hcd from
the world in a generation if the children
were educated to eat moderately, regularly.
and slowly; the parents who do this will b.
their offspring higher good than by lcuv-
ing them large fortunes, which in three eases
out of four, foster idlencss, gu,tony, and
every evil thing. As the rich can yet any.
thing to cat or drink whenever they want
it, they with INDUCED children, bring on
dyspepsia by eating irIesularly and with
out ali appetite. The poor-those who have
to work for liviug-induco the horrible
disease by eating too rapidly and At an un-
seasonable hour; mainly by eating heartily
at supper and going to bed within an hour
or two aiiorward la the hey day Of youth
and manly vigor there may not for a while
be noticed any special i'll effect from such
practice-in truth, it is at FIRST iuapprcci-
able, but it is cumulative, aud impossible
not TO manifest itself in due time
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

Moon PALACES -Messrs Editors -
In the Scientific american of Aug. 9th, on
page Sc, sou publish an article under the
caption Of "a Moon Fallacy Exposed" ia
ken from the american Builder. The vri
ter quotes from NJ Dechamel, a celebrated
French ogriculturist, which ought to be
good authority but whether the moon has
any influence on the timber being cut in the
different phases of that planet or not seems
to be the question under discussion.
Certain facts relative TO this matter have
come under my observation so forcibly that
| am inclined to think there is some truth
in what arc termed ''fallacies" on this sub
jcct Whether the moon exerts this inAu
ence or not, do not pretend to argue; but
am quite certain if hickory timber, for
instance, be cut between the full and new
moon, the worms will devour it; bat if
cut, say three days after the new moon, up
to within three or four days before the full
moon, the worms will not touch it.
Let some Of your country correspondents
give THIS matter trial Cut a stick Of
hickory, say three or four days after The
full Of the moon, and then cut another stick
Of the same kind Of wood, say three TO four
days after the new of the moon, and set
these sticks up side by side for few
months, and then let us hear the result.
| venture to say, the former Of these two
will become worm eaten, and the latter will
show no signs Of worms or wood bOrers -
Several other facts that would be classed as
moon fallacics" have came under my OBJ.
servation but let the above suffice for the
present ~ NJ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

Ez~ Mrs. STANTON decides that court
ing should be left entirely 20 women She
says j candidly believe that nature 10.
tended man fer The rough worl, Of life 20
dig into philosophy politics, paallelouams
and potatoes, and hunbIy to sal; in IBIS
maternal sphere until selected by The queens
Of The hcartbsiouo Nlrs S thinks men
are too 'vacillnting and awkward in their
love making
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

Eg-If you arc going o. help q man, be
abou. it. promised assistance after awhile is
considered a debt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
TAKE NOTICE
hPCRTANT TO ALL!

WHO no has just opened the largest stock of
LODIS and SHOES, suitable for Spring and
Summer, in Cumberland?
;. j. EDWARDS e co.
Who is selling BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and
IR MAS in Cumberland at Gold prices
: j. EDWARDS x CO.
Who keeps the cheapest and best BOOTS in
Cumberland
s. j. EDWARDS e co.
- no Keeps the cheapest aud best SHOES in
Cumberland?
:. j. EDWARDS e. co
W no keeps the best, cheapest and most fash
iUuabc III rs in Cumberland?
:. j. EDWARDS e co.
w no keeps ihe cheapest and best TRUNKS
in Cumbcrand2
j. EDWARDS 4 co.
W no makes the incest and best fitting BOOTS
IN cumberland
5. j. EDWARDS & co.
- j. EDWARDS ~ CO.'S
STORE Is AT
No. 81 Baltimore Street,
Near the English Lutheran Church.
Si Gn OF the Big Rcd Boot.
They certainly have the largest best and
cheapest stock in Cumberland
Call and examine stock and prices
10 No trouble to show goods ~GN
Cumberland, April 8, 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16

ORIGIN OF TIE PHRASE 'EvERYBoDY
KNOWS BEST WHERE THE SHOE PIYCH-
Rs'-A great many years ago man, a
warm, and intimate friend Of the alcadc
went TO him and desired to obtain divorce
from his wife, to whom he had been mar
RED but a short time The alcade was O.
Vcrwhelmed with surprise, and turning to
his friend exclaimed, is not your wife
beautiful" yes Us she not wealthy p
yes is she not Of good family, and to
all appearances possessed Of every grace that
could possibly adoru the female character
to which he again replied in tbeaffirmative.
why then do you persist in having a d.
vorco from one possessing so many attrao.
tive charms, asked the alcadc with consid-
cradle emotion.
Without replying, tho husband calmly
pulled off bis shoe aud banded it to tho al
cadc, who after having scrupulously exam
incl its workmanship, his friend quietly
asked him rs this shoe not made Of tire
best material Yes rs IT not finely
stitched Yes Us &c not handsomely
GuisbcdY Yes Is It not beautifully
shaped and apparently perfect ftT yes
'Ah, my friend, while this Indeed is al So,
/ alone best know where The shoe pincae,.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
Still Ahead I!
Our Grea t IL O - [ On
ID o l. Il 4 IL S Il O RE.

We 'cdnt good reliaJle agents an cverv
part cfhc Country. By employing your
spare time to form clubs and sending us
orders, you can obtain the most HLe7al
commissions, either az CASH or WER.
CHANDI.SE, and all goods sent Jv ns
ietU be as represented, and zee guarantee
satisfaction to evcyy one dcaIing giM our
house.
Agcnts should collect ten cents from ere
',y customer, did Jor,card to as in adca,ce.
for Descriptive Chechs ofthe gools ,ce SELL
THE hohlcrs Of tie Checks haze HE pyiv-
"ege Of either Purchasing the article hcrc-
on described, ar Of exchanging for ann ar
t'cle mentioned on our Catalogue, number
ing oCcr 500 different articles, not one of
'ehich can be purchased IN tie usual ran
tor Me same money
THE odrdntaycs Of first scnding The
ChcchS are these: We are coustanHV buy.
"g small lots n ceyy oaluaJIe goo1s, ,chich
are not on our catalogues, and far which
re issue chccks till all are SoH LcsiiIes
"a ere'y club, zee ,cW PIT checks f5r WATCH
Es, QuLTs, BLANKETS, Dress PATTERNS,
or some otI'er article Of equal cuIue
We do not o6c' a sjSyIe article of n,er.
choRliSe Mat can he sold by reyular deaL-
eTs at o"T price. We do MT ask yow Ia
ing goods .from as unless ,ce con sell Mcn,
che0I'er Than You can oGfain them IN ann
otter coy,-,chiIe the greater part Of or
g0OdS are SOM at about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-09-16
Henry's Constitution Renovation

cannot be equalled by my other preparation or
me Gay Ii any person should be skepical about
This, Jet him ask his ueiglibor abouttu rcmrI,
N1NE HUNDRED g. NINErY.NINE
men out Of "a thousand know of thi, remedy aud
cannot lud words enough Tor their praise ga-
low we print few samples Of letters wenrc COM
stantly receiving daily
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-25

PIcK-Fs.-J. NJ. Fleming sends the fol.
lowing Pick each morning, and put into
weak brine allowing them TO remain three
or four days. or long enough to become
sufficiently salt for use, putting In mustard
pods and horseradish leaves to keep them
green. Then take out and drain. and cover
with vinegar for week. At " hit time take
out again. drain and put into fresh vinegar
adding mustard seed, ginger root, cloves.
pepper. and red pepper pods about one
or two ounces each TO the barrel, or to SUIT
taste The pickles will be nice and brittle
and pass muster at any table. Pu on the
vinegar cold. and add the spices Is desired !:
but the vinegar must be changed once as
the large am. unit ofwater in the 1cumbers
So reduces the vinegar that this change il
absolutely neces- ary; and if they should
lose their sharp taste. just add little mo
lasses or spirits. and they will be right
again. Mrs. +, put hers up In this manner
last season. aud we never had so good
pickles they were always ready for use,
and kept well.
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GRAHAM MUsH.-Faith Rochester saws
Does AM one 10 know how to make yra-
ham musht There are people who raise
Tie BEST of wheat, year after year. and live
on me hour always, and have no idea
now sweet, a. well As healthful, the unbolt-
ca, or Graham n"ur is. Make Graham a,
you do corn-ineal hasty pudding sitting the
ideal with your hand slowly into boiling
water, stirring briskly meanwhile. few
minutes boiling seems to cook it sufficient.
~, though many cook ii longer Sweeten-
cd cream is an excellent dressing for it,
abd then If you add fresh berries well.
just try il. Many persons like it with un-
sweelened cam or milk, as they eat hasry
pudding. Wheaton grits are usually brought
III paper parcels with directions for cook
ing They are the wheat kernels with the
outer woody noer stripped Of; and are ex-
cellent, especially for persons with infam-
ed stomachs who cannot bear the bran OF
Graham.
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Al Court Of Prohaf. hohien at Eiszorih With
In and Tor The t"anty oi Hancock, On tn. 1t Wed
ncsiay Of August \. D.. l>-l.
q ~. HERR 4 t,asr,iian of
Chas. 4. Dodge late Il BrOokln,
IN said County miaoT-iavIn- pres ulcd his fret
account of GuaulAn sAtp uppn -tid r-ta,. tor i'ro
bate
orier~d That the said Guar,li IN give notice
thereof tn all I,e sons intc, c-iri. hN using a
copy Of this Order e. be publ he'd Ia ce weeks
suceessiyely ln the Ellsworth American. prinict
10 Ellsworth tnAt me may ape at a ptobatr
Court Ia be holden at Ellsworth the ~ "ine,
day OF sept NJ. 1T ten of the cl'.,s in To. iur,-
noon. and she's Ga 80, II any they have why III"
same should not us allowed
S"31 PARKER TJCk. judge.
4 true Copy Attest Gro A ptkA Register
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Al Couri OF Probate holden Al Ellsworth with
10 anu ioI 'he "uni5 oi Hancock, on Tie ~ c.i.
nrsdat oi August 4 H.. ls7V.
joel Long Jun, Gnarii nur
Frank III. in-hiis la c OF Elnehiu
IN sAid County hiBoI-hAyIng pr.-.nl.-i as nr.,
account OF Guardianship upon "a ii estate for Pro
kat -
ornered That the said Guardian give notice
ihcfrol 70 All persons interested by causing +.
copy OF TINS Order TO he published three week :
succesrlvci, IN The Ellsworth Anrrican prut,d
IN fnssorih that they may appear at a Probate
Soeft 70 be hol'ien al Ellsworth the Les Mein..
DAY OF sept neat at ten Of clock IN the fore
noon, and shew CAUSE II any they have Why th.
same ould not Ice allowed
S"3l Parker TUCK. Jnasr.
true topy-Ait.st: oko. A. DllK Reyi.t.r
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pi Hancock
The undersigned. Guardian OF Au-u NcEac
Minor Her OF ircnA 4. MciiAr late ui fremont
IN -aid t"nnty. decreased, RESPECTFULLY represent.
t'at said Minor Is seized and po -c-sei OF ID. iol
lnNfn described Real .s'Atc. VIZ. two Lots Of
tand situated on III. wrscrn tie Of Ga-> ifatiAor,
in the town OF fremont One boun.l-si on thc
East by the water. al Bass Hsrl'.r, on tie sou h
hy lands occupied by Geoig, Boob, on the Wet
ny lands of Brni- Benson The North by ian.i.
81 A. NcDonald.a containing IN acres. more
less, also one Lot b.upded the last hv wairt-
81 bds- Hsibor 90 the -fsuh by ltnd- Of y. NJ
pon1l on the Wet By ltnd- OF Eei,j B.e-an.
The Wei by lanai of the Herr of u q 4tr,.
u briht the same rscril--d IN = Deed recorded
IN the IL gtstrl oi D'e'is Tor ssir Cou Is Volume
~ page 80. containing ~ acTe- NOR, ~ les
ma It would he tor shr hrnrnt 10 -aii Minor
sAti heal tsisic should he -"id and ih,. yru
thtitoi put out NJ Inirrert. otlicraI-r
ms nenenl, 10 Their i"rv pfa,s that License Inay c
grained HIM To se and convey The above Ir-crio.
ei Real tstste NJ luthc or private sale. accoid
iig TO TIE requirement oi the law
COLIN MDKAE.
july seth l.-n
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Ieaal latlees

10 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
Comfy OF Hancock:
no un.iersigued Executor Of the Will Of Nehe-
mish Hinckiet late OF Biushiil 10 SAID County
would respectfully represent thai he has r~c,,y .
Ell an advantageous ofsf of Two Hun,ire.i dul
lars Tor GER ain lot OF land situated In said R,
hiu by Seth II. John-oa Of sad town and de-
rcroea as follows, l. being Lot No ~. of The and
d'i.ion OF lots 10 said to~r cont aiming on hmm.
died sctee, more les, and hci,,rxi ~ 10 tI,,.
estsfe of AehemIah t,inckley and IN 4 II w,nI,l
De 10 the advantage 81 all concerned TO have N
sold, and prays thai he have authority to acce.t
sand offer Ia conve, the same.
JOHN STEVENS. Executor
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. So. ',ourt Of Probate, july Term,
A -. lsse
Ur-n he foregoing petition, Ordered. That
s'h Pefth ner give pubiic notice 10 all person
interested by -sa-iax c'py of The peti ioa, AMI
shis osher thereon. 10 be published three week
sucre-sively in the Ellsworth American, q news.
paper published In Ellsworth, in SAID C.uaty
ina they may appear al Court M Probate tor
said County To bc held at Ellsworth on the kirsi
wednesday oi September next. ten OF the cloc
in tbe forenoon, 10 siisw eau n any they hay.
why tae prayer of said petitioner sAould not he
granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Auest; GEO. A. DikH. register.
| true copy-Attrst .-t,Eo. \. DYER, Register
| saS.
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At a Court OF P.ObI axe holden al k.Il-auith nlih
an ani Ior ihc LouulY q" iiauo,,cA ga Ght 4 cd
hesdAt OF Aug \. 10. l-.U.
ffA.icir \. turti-, named iNeru'or IN a
cram instrument parpo. ding 10 tsy tAe l.-t val
and I stanieuI OF
JrTrmiah turtis, late OF Surry
saii C"nntF d.ceAsed having ,,r.-aat.. tht
same Tor Probate:
ofd,i led hat the sid Executor give NOT lc, TO
all persons interested, By causing a copy 81 ma.
oider ii lie pub.t,htd three week su.cr-.tycl,
~ 'he Ellsworth American. printed a. El-Nurth
ma u'e. may appear P'obatc court l.. be- -. IL
al ""ith la ,aId county. The 1t M,4!nr-.ia,
oil sept ne1s. at ten OF the cio--k IA the Tor, noon
ana shes cause II any tney have. uhS an, .s,i
Instrument 81, .uld not b. proye,l. aptruvrI md
allow ed a. tie last viii aad Testament OF sAld
deceased.
PARKER Tt'CK jude.
true copy-Atiest :-,Lu A. l,YEx n,s,.tr,
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sTATF ot MAINE.

>IAIf ar MAINE.
III tNCoth. - opuu ol Probate. August Term
A. 10 ls.n
pom the foregoing petition, ordered, ftat .aiii
peRlaiohtf riNt pHbur uotlCs 10 nil y r!ruu~ iI-
u tricti bt csu-ng cop, ~ the I-tlj4,.n. a.ti
oriet lbrnon. l., b. tubi he'd tiircr ss.t~ ~ d..
tcNsN"iN 40 Inc tii-w"rin Afn.rscaa new pt-
per pa H-h"d az El.sWofth. ~ sati COUNTY, thti
ii' \ M appear at Cont ni Fs,btlc itt sAi.i
"uAtA to To fseii AT Ellsworth on t4ir I'D u ell.
hr-'iA' "i >tIt. nIb"r neat. tlt ln i
''r-,a"oH. a,d >h"s eau-c. II anv th-t nave. n g..
IN pray 81 Of said - Itipucs .h0a.I de-. u g4Al!.
ed.
PAEhEg ri't r. Judsr
Attes: Go 4. DltI. hr.i-irr 4sas
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FRUIT sALaDs.-This is term given by
Europeans 10 nlix'u res OF fresh fruit dress
ed with sugar, with or without wine, aud
little cinnamon. Raspberries and cur
rants together, and peaches and dried
oranges separately, are prepared in this
Way.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-08-25

Al q Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth. within
ana ioi the County % Hancock, on the ~, " Cd
ne-dat OF August 4. d. l~.u.
Eugene Hale Executor OF the vii, OF
Peter isuil.T late oi Hancock
IN sai'i toun decea-ed-haying pr rcBtei his 1T
account of Administration upon said estate tor
Probate:
ORDERED That the said Executor sise
noti, thereof 10 all persons interested by caus-
ing copy OF this order to be published three
weeks excessively IN the Ellsworth Anegirl an
printed IN Ellsworth that they may appear at q
Probate touit TO tee holden at Ellsworth on the
nrst esine.dsy OF September next at ten. OF the
clock In the iOrenosn, and shcw cause, II any
they have Why the same shuuI,l no. be allowed.
PAkhEE IUt.. Judge.
A test tsIo. A. DYER Rs.xis.er yyU
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VOLUME le.
AMERICAN Am PoppIC,,

BoSroH. posi'e hilby St,
4 fTfR an extensive practice ot ~
- twenty years. continues to SEEM, lizards d
ue unned states also in great Rr1Iis "tsA,s IN
anu other Foreign countries. Cayests RIA Oh
IONS, Bonds, Assignments, and all paner. peaAea.
mgs Tor Patents, executed on ressaas or 0faS
WIN dispateh. Researches made ipta {, Term,
ARD Foreign works, to determine egsI AhieFjcan
advice rendered in all matters tonr6in anu Other
copies OF the claims of any pateat n,TTnte SANE
remittiug one dollar. Assignments r.nlShe'i b.
Washington. recorded (,
No a9eacg in TIE United state. pos..,..
'oc'a.es for a6fainiHq Patents ,r ,,scsrf! ero,
pracficabitsfy gfiareafio,.s '"'lias IA,
ouring eight months the subscriber II, 81
o. hls Iarse practice, made tcice rei.gt' 'af,r
I sss siNIhEs APPEALS ercry one Of ,st. stpl'
"ecined Iah'sTo"t- bv the Commissioner ~ ',,h Sa
TESTIMONIALS
u regard Mr.. Eddy lne OF the Fsos,,.t
saccessfa practitioners u-th whom tr"1s aaa
- . thA>. MASON
tomm .>sinners Of pia.
nave no hesitation IN assuring lnvsnf''
they cannot employ man more co.,a.,e i-s,
trustworthy, ane more capauip "' ta4
applications in q form to secgrr for ba,,'"S ibsr
ahdfagnrable consideration at the Pttt Y" 'aFT
EDMUND BURK,'
Late Commissioner M i
"hT. II. EDDY has made for ma TjtI ,I'rris
applications, in all but ONF of vb,it M LEN
nave been granted. and that one B., eng,. liA1th-s
>hch unmi>takable proof OF great ft''''H.
ability On ms part leads me 10 rrcnt,5r,. ~ in'
sentors TO Apply TO him Ia procure fAeir ,' .a'
A. thef may be- sure Of having the r,..+ t'',u''
reasonable charges. JOHN rNIt =, very
Boston Ian. I. iS-n-fvr '''''
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1HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
Uc"Dcerbed that she has been duly appointed and
ha- tsAen upon herself the trust oi Admins
tfatrix OF the estate of
Fred W. MAXWELL. late OF Backs3ort
IN the County of HancocA SLACK smith decreased
by gIyine bond AZ the Law dircct. she therefore
requests all persons no la d, bled TO the .al
deoea. eds e-,ate, to make immaculate payment
and those who have any demands thereon 10
exhibit the anne Tor pay usent.
ADELL wARDwELL
August }, $50. sn35
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For Sale.

ore quarter OF new vessel. 100 tons burtbec
now beng built ny Master h. Hodskins in hi,
yard. Apply 10
I'd. JORDAN.
Ellsworth. Nay 18th. 1870 3Otf
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Freedom Notice.

For 2 valuable CONSIDERATION have given 10 NV
son Alert Barter, his time from this date. until
- s.sn De OF segai age shall claim none Of his
ssacssd ~ hin alter this dste
vx STEPHEN B. BATTER.
Deer lals, July II, ls7o.
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Freedom Notice.
NO l C'arding.

+:
0 at tse mill. "
EllsxoFfh. May 18Th, 1870 a,af
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10 the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun-
~ OF Hancock
The undersigned, Wi'ow of W lillian D. woo...
In ie Of >urry. to said County, deceased. respect
fully repIc-ents, that said decc-i se siie,i pos
ed of Pew M. ~ in the Methodist Meeting
House. IN surry an tnv'ntory of watch has been
duly returned into the Probate Ofhce. she there
fore prays that your Honor would gra4,t hsr
allow anrs OF said ew.
ADBIINE ID. WOOD.
by :. WATSON.
Augus; ls10
STATE or MAINE.
HANCOCK. -. Court OF Probate. August Term
A. u. ITO.
Upos the foregoing Petition. ordered That
sAti Widow give public bnti,,e e, all ner>ons in
crests.i,o 10y u~r copy OF this Ossier 10 BE- pub
hshed three w,-eks -uec~~sively IN the Ellsworth
American n newspaper Published Ia Ellsworth In
sat- County, that hey may appear al Court ct
Prob te for said tonaiv 10 br held ut kilswors on
Tire 9TH Wcdn -iay in oCiotrr next. 81 ten of The
clock 10 ihr Ioreaa'n. aad -h,w g. II any they
have, Why The same IA .uld : i- granted.
tfpR.t 4. 10y EE. Judge
Attest. CSC. 4. DtER, Register. swe
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The rub-cribrr hereby gives public notice Ia Eli
] concerned that he has been duly appointed
anu has taken upon himself the trust Of Admin
isiFatof oI the Estate of
Polly Saunders, late of orland,
IN The County OF Hancock, idow deceased by Civ
lag bond the Law direts he Ihei ef.re requests
all persons " no indebted to sand dece ase,i,-
tate, TO make immediate payment. and those VIII,
have any demands thereon Ia exhibit the same Tor
pay ment.
MARX SAUNDERS
Augu 4 4, 1870. l,yi,
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NEWSPAPER
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Literature. &c.. &c. every Aaye rti~er, sud
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Indian News

Indian news has been rather scarce for some weeks past, but the reds stlIl Eye.' Sunday morning the 2ist inst., they gobblcd up fourteen head of horses and mules in Williamson Valley, belonging to C. C. Bean, Eli Puntney and other farmers Monday night they took slT fine gov ernmcnt mules, and two horses from Dan O'Lea- ", at camp of a government iu,in abopi mile this side of Camp Hualpai rThc lnpians commit ting these robheries were followed to lcli Canyon Tue sign made and the route they took sho~ tbem Co bc Nayajos. The fine stallion that Punlney losi some time ago. wAs recently seen in possessiou of the Zuui Indiana, wbo stalled that they bought him from the Nayajos.
 The mall from wlckenburg. Tuesday broaght word that ludiaus took tao horses from Heury wickenburg's field, Sunday night, one belonging 10 Inc old pioneer, Tom Me Williams; aiso tlat they had recently taken five animals from Deep wash station, on the La Par road