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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-10-07
Notice to Taxpayers.

uAvING THIS DAY RECEIVED THH
assessment roll Of the Town Of Gold Hill,
for the fiscal year ending on the first Monday In
April. A. D. 1871, notice Is hereby gtven, TO All
crty assessed In the town Of Gold Hill, OF cns
dollar and sevcnty.hvc cents upon each one hun
drcd dollars, is due and payable from and amer
this date, at my ONCE In Gold Hill. All taxes
remaining unpaid on the frst day, OF OCTOBER.
isT0. Will 20 on the Delinquent List, with ton
HIRAM CRANDALL.
Marshal aud Tax Collector.
Cold UiiI Sent. 4. 1870, ael.r
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NOTICE. IN~.BANKRUPTcY.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL States for the District Of Nevada, ts.-ln
the matter Of the LADY BRYAN MINING
COMPANY, a corporation bankrupt..A war:
rant in bankruptcy has been issued by tsid
Cont againrt the estote Of the Ltdy Bryan Min.
irr Company. O corporation Of the County. or
Storey and State Of Nevada, In rsid Dlririct,
which has been duly adjudged q bankrupt, upon
petition OF II. Donnelly. creditor. that the pay
rnent OF any debts. and the delivery OF any
property belonging to such bankrupt. to u,
or for It's use, and the transfer OF any property
by II are forbidden by law. A meeting Of
the creditors Of the said bankrupt, to prove
their debts and 10 choose one or moro assignees
Of its estate, will be held at q Court Of Bank:
ruptcy, TO be holden at Virginia City, In faid
District, on tho 10Th day Of October. 4. n. 1870.
at 10 o'clock T., at the ofice Of 4 Strother. the
Register In Bankruptcy Of raid District. No. 10
North c street, Virginia: Storey county: STATE or
Nevada. GEORGE J.: LAMMON,
US Marshal and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
Williams & Bixler, Attorneys. sc2e-td
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

THE TINE FOR THE REGISTRATION OF
l tho names OF the qualified electors In Day
ton Precinct, prior to the general election. TO
Be held on the ethday Of November, AID. i6Ip,.
for the county OF Lyon. win expire 81 O'Clock
p. T.. on tho 2fst day Of October, 1870.
aA A. II. McCABH, Registry Agent;
Dayton, October 4. 1870. ga olNN
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NOTICE 4.

Holders Of Tickets to the Gin Concert In aid
Of the Mercantile Library Association are here.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

IA Fine collection of OIL Paintings,
sold by order OF Mr. JAMES JARVIS, Of this city, also few
added to close consignmens Among this collection will be
found choice specimens by
Leuxe, VIM. Hart J. g. Brown, Bierssdt Durand. Cas-
lear, Hicks, Williamson, Cropsey nness Fuller Doph. r.
rere Moormans segnac Lasalle, Monfalet, Beyschsg,
Junghein, Won EteD, SchlecK, II. Bacon, 4. Addison
Richards, Pope, Jerome Thompson, &c.. &c
Several choice Water Colors by
David vern, Msrohn, Ferago, Mathde, Washington, &C.
Album Of Illustrated Verse.
comprising varied and beautiful original specimens OF the
compositions of
Bryant, Longfeow, Whittier, Holmes, Lowell, Tucker.
Illustrated by
Church Darley Kensett Hart De Haas shsttuck. Ehrn
GER Eastman johnson, Bradford, Huntington Others
forming unique and magnificent collection, having
collected by lady of this CITY, and will be sold for the benefit
OF charitable institution. The whole sold by
a ion, a. the Clinton Hall Art Galleries, LBAvlrT SIRE
~ o'clock Catalogues ready Paintings exhibition day
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
IA Oce and saesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post
Office.
JOHNSTON & TAN TASSELL wilt sell Tuesday, Slst
at 9 O'clock at their saesroom 81 Nassau
assortment OF Hpusehod Furniture consisting, In OF
elegant carved rosewood Paror SUIT sk reps
two elegant carved rosewood Tables with
marble tops; rosewood Bookcase, Bedroom Suts Sofas
Rockers, Extension Tables Chairs &C. Also large asso
ment OF ohce Furniture, ssfes &C. very fine Pier MIR
&c.
Also so Veoclpcdes.
Also 70 Kefrigerators.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
DEpARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BENJAMIN p. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER.
By order OF william N. Tweed, ESQ,
Cnmmisajoner az Puhiic Worfp

Commissioner or Public Works
VIII be sold at public auction Tuesday June 1870
10 A. NJ az the yestbue OF the City Hail. In the city of New
York, all Buildings and Parts OF Buildings taken by the Com.
nissoners OF Estimate and Assessment appointed by
supreme Cour. for the widening and extension of Laens
from Canal street 70 Waverley place. IN the city
New York which said builnga and pars pf buildings
laid down certain msp lie IN the oce of the Depart
ment of Public Works, No 2BI Broadway.
For further particulars appy at the Office or the auction.
Ger, No. y Beach street.
JNxECUTORS' SALE.
Auctioner will sell at auction, Wednesday June ts7o,
order of the Of Isaac Dyckmsn deceased nearly
100 ACRES,
In OF
1000 LOTS ON BROADWAY,
Harlem river, Ninth and Tenth avenues ae5h 9h streets
inclusive and other contiguous streets and part Of
THE DYCKMAN HOMESTEAD.
This splendid property In admirably located and adapted to
immediate The streets and through
have been perm aneutiy established by law.
1T Is NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY,
There n no better place to make Investments
The rapid growth OF the city makes doubtful " so maRni
will again be offered buyers Tor per-
mancnt or speculative Investments
Sale positive, title ndspuaoe sixty per cent on bond and
mortgage, .
Examine the property DO not loss the chance aud repent
For and dcscrp pamphlets with terms of
and directions TO reach the property Apply TO the
NO. II Pine street, or 70 LOCKWOOD CROSBY,
Counsel FOR the Executors, No. l33 Nassau street.
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ia upwards OF
1000 LOTS ON BROADWAY,
INIlRApEANS.

EUROPEANS
~ who lived the beautiful shores Of England
Scotland and France appreciate The beauties Of staten
Island connected with metropois by bridge
and rail- The positive sale OF Linden Park, TUESDAY,
May "a, by JOHNSON MILLER, VIII afford oppor,u.
nifty seldom With 10 purchase tine mansion, in
perfect OF choice Ground Maps free
passcs and photographs at JOHNSON d MILLER,S, 70
Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
IJENRY b. HERT5, AUcrIoNEER~
Ii SPECIAL SALE OF fIN0WlNEs

AT NO. lis PEARL STREET tHANoyER SQUARE,
comprising large Of Rhine Wnes Port Sherry, Malsra,
Ac cases 70 be sold wHhout any whatever. 70
consnnvnts. by order oC L. W. Norris, Esq, who
reaquhsnx thai branch OF busness sanpes viii ready
axiy morning Of sale
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A J. BLEECKER, SON a CO., AUCrIoNEERs

A J. BLEEcKER. SON Co. AuCrIoNEERs.
TUESDAY, MAY 81,
e H5GSsS ss$$$E =
containing sbOu. 100 io,. Pot. aud villa Sites splenady
ad Ia out y y,s into rSs and yaS
nu''' comprising iSsoSTHsT %Gss fasrsys satr sad
1eHscrs ~ - Cedar street. or to r. q analss ESQ., referee
Mann % Fsrsons Vail street. 900 0'0"d""' anu "es'''
yerns liberal Maps q. " Cedar street.
n ON MoRDAY, MAY 80,
TWENTY FOURTH kHaS L4a SPRING SALE OF
.n,r., ,,'sss SIX HSSpaSS SSsts 50 ''' AA'''
PLAIN 4sH HaDis EASGy SAsG1 s1RE 2klaaEb hHsb HATS
IN Al % and Ss aS y sns re-
'''' ALSO MINI ts$S5ss SSb soss, ssrs' sort HATS
1000 MEMS sgborn ua.s 70 be so!d In original sasss
Catalogues and sis' HSFfs HSS Fiss A : .;
| "A Carpets
FIELD w As,.iSnssT ~, Sa ansphY ts ph1;A ' street.
aeou. 500 g Pieces i ss'ssso ss Carpets,
Velvet, Brussels rhrsa.py and Ingram Carpets.
of various styles and patterns
oncloth., Mating. WI Window Shades, &C.
A y, oRIsIALAR. AycrIosEER, $50 BROADWAY,
private sale at 70 FER cen. less Than wholesale prices on
Rosewood and walnut pianofortes.
Brocatei and reps Parior and Library Suits.
Chamber Sets, Bedstesds and Bureaus.
Bsusses Ingram AMI velve. Carpets.
Mirrors sideboards, bookcases, &c., &c.
Call and examine ana be convinced
A LBERr B. wALDRoN. AucTIoNEER.
| N salerooms, los Libery and III Cedar street.
| Household, Cabine and ONCE Furntnre. =
| wALDR0N COOKE VIII sell by auction on wednesday
Parties will send their consgnmen.s as early possible
| Is room Third avenues corner Twelfth sreet-seIs o,
Monday hns fixtures Of excellent laree Rs..nrant
Leonard street. by order of mortgagec, Charles Bet-s
MAX BAYERsooRFER, Attorney for Mortgage.
pYMAx gAyERsDoRFER. AuCTIoNEER: AT SALES
ID Third avenue corner Twelfth street ,-Furnitur
and other Merchandise Dealers and others invited 10
'''1'' s'''' A'' NAN sxYERsDoRFES, Aaesioueer
| DYJ.w. CAMPBELL, JR. AuCTIoNEER.
u CAMPBELL Co viii sell, on Monday an established
soSm %
.1sS n. part Sixth avenue sH M % n
DEM p FAIRCH1Lp, AUcrIoNEER--oN TUESDAY
sevenyourth street grocery store
Starch Fsny Goods re Platform Scales splendid Coun
tes store Fixtures, Awning, ac also Horse, Wagon, Har
ness, &c.
cohToS 70 FuksIrusE
and June the a. entire Furniture and a1ures Of q
rooms this house OF the furniture pur
CHASED new within the last year Esssn; ys,e. and Ena
nurc French plate Mirrors chandelisrs Gas Fixtures Ba
Fixtures &c., hc Catalogues In time FOR each days sale
noST BUY SUBURBAN HOME
Sn haze 70 ssanes m aS a. The has LId.n Pr stat.
| TUESDAY Photographs at JOHNSON a MILLER's
-
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

A Lien h. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
~ BY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ON Saturday June at l0S o'clock at their sAiesroos
so Chambers and ~ ReAe Streets large
men OF Household Furniture, Mirrors Carpets Pianos, &C
Full particulars hereafter.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
a=7I =aH7=7I|f|a sF''a7aHaH|i %
BILLIARDS..

E'OR sALE-TwO VERY HANDSOME a SIZE TAELEs;
al complete and n the 1 sss Of %raer ss Sed four
CREAT EXCITEMENT IN THE BILLIARD coMMu;
the caigut cushions and other makers latent humbug
bnation Cushions Now time buy fra: class Tables
vt reduced prices.
WAsTEp- SECOND HANp sIsqxd sILLIanD IL AR "a
Herald oihcc stating where they eau be seeD
AsTROLOGY.
lA sASo hna TEE KMAr rs Ms xenT
sixth street. between Sixth and Seventh avenues
NfNE. WELLINGTON, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL
through s so IA .rs. ana All events
MADAME ROSS, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR
M yoyan tells the M pas past and m pae shows Like
bes beswssn na rosdway ss snd Seventh
i CLIFFORD medical and business clairvoyant, i4i
East Thirtleth street. Satisfaction guaranteed.
u,HE ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON spIRIrUALIsr,
Twenty third and Twentyfourth streets Ladies, 81.
MEDICAL.
css g
voe Dr. HARRISON, 52 sixth avenue
GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED
mediate relief being specially prepared for ac,
lady pills relieved .;v "a as X one day. wh2a
CEAU Office las Liberty street, or sent by mali.
A LADIES' ,,I,s rnYsICIAS-pR q H. p GRINpLE, Pro,
sscn sss"se ef e . y the ANXIOUS
Sixth Elegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing
MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN 10
m West Twenysisth street. guarantees relief toa female
complaints. Pleasant rooms for nursing.
A o. Chatham street His powerful medicines safe and
cersn * also gentlemen treated private diseases cured
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY
A Dr. EVANS. "a Chatham street Without mercury Or.
EVANS Magical Invigorator lost manhood Is restored In
| fifteen minutes. Price 3D.
n EVANS ~ Chatham street With withou. medicines.
Ills powerful Monthly Pills and Compound Price 80.
| cuRE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE IMMEDIATELY
ea.s Seventy years h4spiski S In sIss'
! LII FEMALES IN TROUBLE RELIEVED BY DIR.
a PARSER with or when. medicine, at one interview.
| Is West Eleventh street, near Filth avenue
cERIAIS, CURE FOR MARnrsp E9sI!,, LADIES, WITH
Of Midwifery over 20 years. prsctce Her naIbie french
r No % % :ss %
rss oa sdo9 only o n % I %0Se No. Ea I
Greenwich street, or sent by mail oaaion.A others are
counterfeit.
A LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMNEpEArE
n. relief. No pay tuni perfectly curedl Dr. AsCHER,
| No 3 Anri'y place u.arrcns streetJ
| DvIcE TO LADIES IN TROUBLE.-RELIEP GER.
n tain; pleasant rooms for 10 Anity street
DIR. and Madame CIARk
A PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL 40.
A. vice. Honorable and scientific treatment DR.. LEWIS,
| No. = Beach street. Forty years' private practice
| T ONE vIsIT-LApIEs IN TROUBLE FIND RELIEF
"A without harm. 81 West Fourth street, near Brosdway
| Dr. and Madame DION
| nR. AND NINE. EsTELLA, I5s WEST FORrY.FIRsr
~ street, at interview; ther 80 Prussan Pis
| ar certain.
|
| IMPORTANT TO FEMALES DIR. AND MADAME DU-
ols 25ysars prsst) guarantee certain fellei TO mar
Yed ladies, With without medicine, at one interview 70
male restorative ~ patisus distance provided wh
Bosrd, nnrsing &C. ktentrieity scs.tacsly applied No
1e4 Esst Twenty sa a&h stvsst. near Third avenue
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

A LIEN h. MINER, AUCrIONEER
n by HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
On "Wednesday, June a. II O'Clock at their salesr
70 Chambers and "a Reade Streets tho Library OF the New
York Club together with other elegantly bound and Illus
trated Works.
To ba sold without reserve.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

MoRRfS WILKINS, AUCrIONEER.-HOUSE AND
wi Lease OF Lot No. 2s Clinton place. y. II. LUDLOW
CO. will sell st auction Tuesday, May 81 1870 ut IL
o'clock Mt the Exchange ssesroom Clinton place, tho Leass
the Lot, with brick Dwelling No. 2g
north side opposite lot sbk?3 n lease
years from May 1870; ground H2r0
possession of house delivery OF the deed Asps VI
No. 3 Pine street
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

I EVILS L. WOOD, AUCuONEER.
IL VIII sell,
BY order of Jacob Wear.
Trustee OF
Mary Il. Sissco,
On WEDNESDAY, June I, 1870,
At O'Clock r. NJ,
On the Premises,
2b3 Lots
West Grand other vaiuabe Water Froaf
the Morris Thirtseuth su Foureenth wards
OF Jersey Guy per " per cent on bond
and mortgage for 10 :.
For Maps and fu particulars apply TO the Auctionssr %
Montgomery street. Jersey CITY.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
DOBERrs & MCGUIRE, AUCTIoNEEEs,
IL will sell ut auction on Tuesiny, May 81,
st Il O'Clock noon,


NJ the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway,
Supreme Court OF Valuable Improved Property ss
Filth Forty first and Forty secont sreess
by order OF o;ratz Nathan, Esq, referee.
THE hgy valuable Improved Property the east side OF
Fifth avenue commencing 70 feet three inches north OF Forty
street. the buildings thereou size o ground " BY
IlD Feet and known M the kitgera Feunas College.
Maps at The Auctioneers' osce, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

A Lien b. MINkR, AUCTIOEEER.
IA BY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER,
on Monday May 80 at IL o'clock their Nos
Chambers ana "a Reade Streets for may
concern will be sold pair OF elegant Solitaire Diamond Ear
rDgs aud Brooch.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
sALRs AT AUCTION.


A Lien n. MINER, AucriONEEn.
N BY HENRY n. LEEDS MINER.
ON THE EVENINGS OR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JuNE AND ., AT ~ O'CLOCK Each EvESIAo,
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
Nos SIT and 6lS Broadway southwest OF Twefh a.
SUPERB GALLERY OF FIRST CLASS OIL PAINTINGS
r,,,, JUST RECEIVED FROM EURoPE.
THE CONSIGNMENT OF
uo A. D'HuYvErTER OF ANTWERP.
COMPRISING SOME or THE MOST
,,x,. ELEGANT PAINTINGS
EVER OFFERED IN This MARKET AND TO BIZ SOLD
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE
BY ORDER OF CONSI0NOR.
among them will be the Of--vz.
E'S ertoeckhovenD DeSoteE, RoNAeu,
B. =. Avekkoek, "A. schasfes kuw asseg,
T. schaefss, Robbie, W. vester,
nuysmans, Gserts, wslraven,
y, = Devogei, T. A. Rust PeeTus,
-. a. koekAoek, Leroy, W. II. Wheelwrlght,
Herzog, Aus. 'Coopaans A. Eyersen
Jacob Jacobs, H. Von sessn.' Porlesn
n. aud l.. DeBuel, DeKeyser Desieuvsj.
Ioussain., Samschroeder Cells,
verscsuier Jr, Marohn, A. Mauvs,
Dfens y. krusemSn, Devos,
y ~ IS. hoekxoek, Spohler, Newhuys,
LeBret, +. kluyver, Neeteson
ALSO NUMBER OF FINE PICTURES,
by FAvORIrE AMERICAN ARTISTS
THEY WILL BIZ ON EXHIBITION ON AND FROM
MONDAY, BOTH INST.
DAY AND EVENING, AS ABOyE
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

MORTGAGE SALE.
M BENZ. r. FAIRCHILD, Auctionser.
On Monday, May 30 1870 at 10 A. NJ Ice West Housioe
street. corner Varck place. eentecl Household Furniture
consisting rosewood Paror Suits Pier hAntei Mir
rors Bedstesds Bureaus. washstauds Hair and straw Mat
tresses Exenkop Tab ChRis, Buhets Velvet Brug
sells aud lngran Carpets, Crocksry, China, GsswArs
Cutlery, &C,
Also
several very fine on Paintings by eminent artists. SoaS
tine old Liquors. Havana Cigars by order Of
tho mortgage. y
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

NOKKIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
NJ Z. IL LUDLOW co. will sell at auction, on Tues
No III Broadway, Trinity Building, New York.
Sale by order Augustus DE Peysts executor OF Captain
+. Augustus De Peyster deceased.
NEW BRIGHTON s. The Residrnce Of tbs lata Capt. !.
De Peyster Bard and DAVIS within 10
from City Hall.
The house, stories, attic and basement Frame sisd In
with brick. contains 10 bath Closets,
with all modern conveniences hot and cold
wash tabs &c fine cellar under whole house, aous sides
and ceilings thoroughly cenented carriage house, with
three stalls and for carriages
roome also hay lofts barn, hennery, &c.
Grounds OF acres, hsndsofnev
In and garden shade and fruit OF variety and OF
the choicest kinds Of fine running through
the grounds foot of adds the of the
place and is y, winter hourly
cation from the city by from foot of Coand
Terms Premises be by permits from tho Auc-
Il. H.. A NJ. tne
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

A uCIIoN SALE.
IA Carpets.
r. FIELD, Auctioneer, l35 Chafh aIn street,
will sell on MONDAY,
nj II O'Clock,
about 50O pieces of Carpets,
comprising
Velvet Brussels. Thrceply and Ingram Carpets,
OF various styles and patterns.
Also
Oiicloths, Mating. Window Shades, &c.
Worthy the attention of dealers.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

MO SUPREME COURT SALE EVER MADE HAS BEES
~ positive than the sale OF Linden Park. staicl
Island by JOHNSON MILLER, Tuesday, May 81, will be
Splendid Mansion and 40 Lots will be sold absolutely rs1
tickets once OF JOHNSON MILLER, Is Nassau street..
The New York herald., 1870-05-29
SITUATIONS wANxEp-M.AI.Rs.

YOUNG NAN WANTS A SITUATION TO DRIVE A.
~ wagon take or . horse; Ia g0od, cayafui
driver and will work for reasonable wagea Address y. w.
boz 1s9 Herald o1loe.
The New York herald., 1870-05-29

II FIELD, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON MONDAY.
IL. 10 o'clock 494 Pearl street. the contents or Lquof
Store consisting Liquors, English Beer Pump Conniess
shelving Casks, Bottles dc also Goodwill and Lease
IhrsRr rpar O
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quarters. From Dixons Ferry was sent BY
General Atkinson With dispatches for General
Scott ut Rock laland, and to report to him for
duty. He atsesos assigned me charge of the
Indian prisoasEs. Ihsve the REGARD u the uanse
OF al these ptisonsrs among my pepeRa have
also. among ny pspsfs in New Yotk, II To
original muster rolls Of the Illinois troops md
viii take great plsasurs in putting them at your
disposal to be placed at your discretion among
the archives of the state, or of some historical
society In the state. This shosld be with the
appreciation of the War Department.
y. n So
Such. my dear sir, are some OF nay recollec-
tions of the BLACK Hawk War;" which created
great deal of excitement in the northwest, and
which was great event in its cay. 1t was my
first service in the field, aud entered into 1t
with all the zeal Of young officer who loved his
profession and desired faithfully to serve his
country. have retained many pleasant memo.
ries eft the officers and soldiers with whom was
associated. There were never finer troops than
the Illinois volunteer soldiers that We had with
US. They were brave, intelligent and sober men,
and always yielded ready obedience to the
commands of their officers. Many of them, both
officers and privates, have since reached high
positions in public life, and have reflected great
credit, not only upon the state but upon the
nation.
have the honor to be,
Very truly, your obedient servant,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
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Examine Your Teapots.

A caution has lately been largely copied in
the domestic columns Of newspapers to the effect
that cracked dishes, after being long used for
holding gravies and fat of any kind, become
rancid and unwholesome. And later comes an.
other, with good medical authority to back it,
against using tin vessels-more especially tea.
pots-which have become rusted or blackened
inside. The acid contained in the tea combines
with the iron of the exposed portion of the YES.
sci, and forms a chemical compound, not unlike
ink. 1t eorrodes and darkens the teeth, and
cannot be iAoffensive to the stomach. l have
seen the discoloration, both of natural and arti-
fioial teeth, prove so obstinate, from this cause
as to require several scourings with soap and
ashes, with a stiff brush, to remove it.
When housekeepers hear any Of the family
remarkng, This ten tastes like INK :" it is time
to examine-possibly to throw away-the teapot.
The most palatable and wholesome tea is
made by sleeping in . bright tin or porcelain
cup, then pouring into freshly scalded eo,then
teapot. Thus treated it will never acquire tho
stringent quality so deleterious to the teeth and
to health.-OhiO Farmer.
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William S. Hamilton, the son Of Alexander
Hamilton, Joined ss at Dixon's Ferry, with
ANAL party of friendly Indians. He was of
much use to us from his knowledge of the In.
dian character anu of the country. The first
movement OF our troops was up Rock river, and
with view OF finding the Indians and giving
them battle. My duty was 10 be in the advance
mud select camping grounds for the troops I
WAS great deal with the "Spy Battalion" com
ln"uded by Major w. L. d. Ewing, of Vandalia,
II brave mud efficient officer. Jacob Fry was Col
o"el # one Of the regiments in Hsnry's brigade,
M excellent officer and an honest man. Sidney
Breese. since no much distinguished in your
state. was one of the Lieutenant Colonies. The
country through which we passed it was in July
WAS beautiful beyond description, SURPRISING
anything have seen in our own country, in
Mexico, or in Europe. The Indians constantly
re'reAted as we advanced. Finally they struck
west. 10 cross the Mississippi river. We over.
took them ut Bad-Axe," on the bank of the
river, on the ID of August 1882, Just ~ they
were making arrangements TO cross and there
war fought the battle OF Bad.Axe, which ended
IN the complete roat OF the Indians. 1t wa, \
night in the ravines, on the bottom lana among
logs and trees and underbrusb Black Hawk
escaped but was captured sometime afterwards,
and taken to Fort Crawford and surrendered TO
Colonel Zachary Taylor, who was then in com.
mand OF that post. The battle Of Bad.Axe hay.
ing virtually ended the war, the troops were
moved back to Dixons Ferry and Rock Island.
"h'ch places mustered them Out of the ser.
wee General Scott was sent out to supersedo
denerAt Atkinson and take command Of the OK.
pedition, but he did not reach the theater Of
operations before the close Of the war. He got
~ inr IA Gslena, and from there he went down
70 Fort Armstrong and established bis head.
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good for Walking. boating. swimming, eat
ing and drinking Qots of salt wa,er.l You can
get sea breeze whenever you want one, and a
fog when you dent want one,-when you have
to stay In the hpase,-and the only way to get
out of money (if you have any is TO pay your
board bills, or 60 over to Portland, or throw it
into the saucer at church en- Sunday. FELIX.