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PATENT wuNDLAss.
II f. DSTE A ID.

- THE Subscrbsrs Sole Proprietors and Manufactwers
prepared 10 execute with despatch all orders for their I'm
now almost universally used being the best article yet
venied-copbining ease, convenience and durability.
The sackas acted upon by the wndass and swcled beam
made perfectly light and fres from all liability sagg still
ing elasticity sae which renders II particularly easy,
and simple IN construction; matter OF putting and n
down will be found Of but little trouble in comparison with those
ofsny other construction whilst the precision with which the
component pa fitted safeguard against the intro
dncbon "a any hind 81 vermin.
From The taken 10 render each Bedstcad perfect her
qualities Tor durability will recommend them 10 purchaser
who invited 70 ca and examine large assortment
sasa.
Ae large assortment Of elegant Farnare Matsrasse,
Fe~ther Beds, &c. constantly on hand
D. &c s0UTHACK, Nc. loe Broadway,
jslsy FraskIh House
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A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Compound EssentinI OIL Of Aimonds,
NOR destroying dandruf and preventing the hair from
II ing turning grey prepared by PASTOR,
Hair Cutter, l6S Greenwich street, New York. 3-at
This ininable Oil has been the product Of twentyfour
years OF experience and for the last sixteen years the city Of
New York. where have been practising the Hair Cutting b
ness and the public may rely it, that COM
POUND OIL is the wholesomest and hest OIL for the hair
makes grow thick and long, its falling off turning
gcy has begun turn Is such nouri.her
prevents becoming shaded and hair is oready
shaded which great disagreement to young ladies, and
e il will restore il to its natural color clear
ssur keep the head and hair clean eyebrows
whkers liberal discount made to Wholesale parcha
sers. A. PASTOR,
l65 Greenwich street, N. Y.
Price, 50 cents per bottle highly perumed. my5-lm'
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CONDlAL.
r HIS medicine deervedy ranks with the most imporan
discoveries ia physc and gives immediate relief in the
most obstinate lis effect 10 quiet heal strengthen
and perfectly regulate the stomach and bowels and
Digestion Children teehing greatly benefited BY the
ohis medicine, keeps The bowels IN perfect orders and II
has been found excellent remedy sickness Persons
soip 70 climates should provide themselves with bottle
Of this medicine, that they may avoid the fear Of The above
complaints. - n. .f
For sale by o. Fay Agent at Mlnors Franklin House
Drug Sore No 1893 Broadway New York. i27 Bowery 100
Fulton street; and No. BOB Broadway.
NIB Every family where there are children should have
bo Of this Cordial at hand See directions the bottle,
certificates, SC. myi6.lm'
OIL OF vITRIOL, AQUAFORTis, &c.--An kinds Of
~ acids such Muriatic Dipping, Nitric, Aquafors Du.
pler add Oil ~ Viiol constantly hand and for sale
all quantities, By LEWIS FEUCHTWANGRR,
my97y Gold street N +,
CUPERTOR ILEECHEs, PHOSPHORUS AND Ola.
- MCND CrMENT.-The above articles constantly on
hand and for SIDE in all quantities, very reasonable prices
by LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER, Z
myc7y Gold street
A CERTAIN DISEASE eradicated by the celebrated
N Dr. poettt Genorrhea Eradicator II hinders rem
business peaant 10 the taste does The breath and
preserves lie virtues any length o. time and therefore
portant medicine for v0yagrrs and those riding N
Try. II Fails IN recent IN less than "a hours
those OF Longer standing IN proportion Hundreds have BY
few doses 81 The Eradcator been cured Of the Piles Eor sale
Wholesale andrcta by A. b. ID. Sands, Fulton and
William, asd The following Drug Stores ga Bowery ~
walker $40 Bowery icorner Bond ga Broadway 30 ss
Avenue P1~ VI. mso I'm
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nR SEARS devotes his to treatment OF chro-
~ mic lingering diseases For years his practice has
extensive AID Of dyspepsia, liver
plants consumption dopsies angina pector and diseases
cuar to females which had resisted other have been
cured by treatment Mr. Johnson 254 Fulton st. has been
relieved Of distressing darhea Of many years standing
Mr. Ety. II Fulton has had much experience in his treat
men in bilious affection and cough Mrs Hinman las 9th
Avenue comfortable health from extreme
debility cough Miss Jane A. Lee 37 Hudson ST. has been
cured Of for many with great debi
ty Mrs Robbins 18th street. 9th Avenue. has been
Of dropsy the abdomen-ascies Miss Jane Keyser 274
street. been relieved Of extreme pain the breast
Sides and the shoulders officially OF breathing and
great debility Similar publish, be
referred to in this city and Brooklyn.
In regard his moral and religious character he permit
ted to refer to the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk D. d. and
the Rev, G. Spring, d. d. ssn M .tN. MI - "a
. ANGINA PECTORIs--Ih symptoms unpleasant
the breast bone, Of the stomach attended
with pains about the breast especially about the left side and
region the heart extending often the shoulder blades and
between the shoulders Those subject it sometimes
keued with of suocation difficulty of breathing and
experience hotness Of BREATH and paptaon Of the heart
walking fast ascending flight Of stairs Dr. Sears has had
much experience in the treatment Of this disease. ssN
Miss Mary Ford 507 Washington It. two years
stored good health, after having suffered much from extreme
debility attended with pain at the chest side and be-
the shoulders hortnsss of BREATH and cough She
enjoys good health. ..A ,sss
similar this city and Brooklyn be
ferred to at his Office, Al Ann St
Persons distance by forwarding statement Of their
symptoms be supplied with medicine and directions OF
fee I Ia Ann St my l6-lm'
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HINTS TO YOUNG NEN-lfby your own imprudence
your health Impaired do rely your curative
powers that OF FRIEND but keep quiet secret and instantly
free yourself from trouble with Buffers Mixture.
III have been suffering time either from ignorance
dca Once Professional" Immediately change for the better
with Buffers Mixture. i6.eM 4A
n you have unfortunately been amusing yourself the vain
hope of being cured with Drops Ps Extrac;A any
desed PREPARATION empty your wacoat pocket Of such rub
bsh and try Butler. Mixture.
you have decided objection TO be swndcd out Of your
money and for own comfort or for any urgent eircum
stance wish safe, certain, quick and for
G'--.-'s and C--.-s try ButlerS MIXTURE.
IL you Of the thousands cured by this medicine and
suspect friend in trouble give him gentle hint and he
takes it. yeu will have the satisfaction Of adding
the list sf cured by Buffers Mixture. srsNss
you ILL., and would be WELL take ST. aud TO the Drug
Store 43A Greenwich street. between Vesry and Debrosscs
streets and have proper advice and bottle Of Buffers Mix
ture. t.EH4 hN# ~ En- .ft s#sH
Sold also At liz Cherry and COS Hester and Mulberry
nY2l.Ims IL.
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A STRINGENT PILLs-AsTRINGENT PILLS-Dr
n Cherrys celebrated Asrngent Pills. for the efectsa and
radical geet seminal weakness whites gravel and all
affections Of the kidneys Se matter Of however long stand
ing after the future Of cabeb copaiba injections sc Over
agent Caa ush be said for any known medcne7 To Fe
males. "Wahington street. July 10TH Mrs Winforms DR.
Cherry the three boxes Of pills purchased from him. entirely
hr daughter Of the green sickness after she had been
der care for 10 months OF several Of the most respectable
physicians Of this city" ~Lendon, a. 1885, have much
pleasure subscribing to the efficacy Of Dr. Chsrry Asn-
gent Pills. in curing obstinate sles have s1psrimentay
tried them upwards Of 900 and always with the
result viz perect cure &C. A. Darlington, senior MUSICIAN
to the Lock Hospital, Grosvenor Place, London"
For sale Wholesale and retail B. d. Sands 100 Fulton
Syme Bowery and Walker and Bend and Bowery,
c. II. Ring, ga Broadwayi IS Sixth Avenue. Price ST.
Country merchants buying BY the dozen gross supplied By
To them 's ttN tttAN ~ ~ mo03m
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a. goo REWARD.-CROss's sPECIFIC MIXTURE
IN sDVJy Cr ts curr M (1eet.

a. gOn REWARD.--CROss's SPECIFIC MIXTURE,
- OOO for the Of Gonorrha, Geets Stricsro and
aGaiagons complaints Of the organs Of generation.
or all remedies yet discovered For the above complaints this
II makes speedy and permanent cure without r.
gard to Diet drink exposure or change N application to bust
mesa. s..l.
We give ne long quasLi.h rscommendaoo, 70 deceive The
speak Cor ~ Our Objects 10 notify where be had, and
that proprietor single Of GoHorrh0a
Ne brought which the mixture viii not eject rapid cure,
under forfeiture OF $500
cietyhg dow, ch and poor, matrimonial and single They
are now prrented with remedy by which they
themselves without the least exposure In the shortest time pes-
sbls. -t.l
Mstsre taktn at night going bed when exposed.
10 Pot mp In bottles with full directions psnying "
81 abote. One bottle las week. which generally
Many eured)in two days.
For sale onlyst DR.. VIM II. MINORS Drug Store, Ma
and at Jones Hutehinsoa, Of Chestnut and 9Th
Phil delpha- m1-3ms
nTsEAsEs FROM IMPRUDENCE AND SECRET
~ DESTRUCTIVE PRACTICEs.-E Education obtained
The Grst medical colleges In rendered per-
feet BY sv years experience IN the British Army the
Military and Naval Aena and Hospitals and the West In
dies the tests Ny which mankind should be guided when the
aid or practitioner required These are the qualifications
&C DR. JOHN BAKER IRWIN, and perfectly
ampod in the York. the proof Of the great certain
Nv which attends H. treatment OF the most obstinate He
has had Failure The great increase to his proes-
onal haA eomPed MN 70 take announcer ence, IN adj
dion 10 his old established Once Wa Fulton street lie may
he secretly and con6dntiay No.
oal FULTON No IL Bcekmsn street. door below
NJ careful 70 uokrh the DoeS connected with no other
Office and upon extensive Practice and experience he most
earnestly cauon against ignorant prenders and the use Of
any mercuria preyiaration. MHt mv7m'u
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wv for promoting the growth Of the Hair, preserving il
from falling out freeing it from dandruf Whskers quick
y raised by its also red hair whsker gradually
turned jet black without injury the whiskers hair
has delicate extremely pleasant Perfume and hs
power the roots and causing them to sessA cs
preparation Cur natural ARTIFICIAL by ts retain their
shape and unaffected by dancing weather. or ether
Price, so cents. For sale wholesale and retail byA B.
ID. SANDS 100 Fulton, Of William; Syme, 90 and
$50 Bowery c. H. Ring, ga Broadway; g. Lindsay 30 Sixth
Avenue and by most respectable druggists in the CITY, Peru
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful to for Wyeths Cream of Lilies. mso-3m
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DIsEAsEs ERoM IMpRupENcE ANp sEcRET


KIT NO III ANN STREET.
TERMS OF AIpvERTIsfN0s--The extensive circuIassea
Of The HrsALp, In town and country, makes superior
channel for adyertis\r.
roH\ TWELVE LEss.
day, 30 70 dys, ~ 70 days, ~ 81 10 days, - g
07sl 90 g.. a 90 III IN
q -. col ~. i75l ia ~ 80
roA EIGHT Llrss on LEss. ttH
weeks, \ 81 90 3 months, ~ -
I month, I q 90 morths, -. 10 90
0- All be paid before their insertion
Advertisements nsek in the WsxELr HKRALD at ~ 90
per square every Insertion. ..frM
Mssrso HwRxLp-{tssucd every morning, except Sunday
price per cpy. Country Subscribers Furnished
the rate for any fpecinc period remittance in ~
No paper sent eniess paid in advance.
wErxLs HxnALp- Issued every Saturday morning al %
clock price pcAeTy Furnished 10 csuntry suhsei
hcrs al ~ per annum, IN advance.
Ircquced address their letters ~
James Coz DON Bsnnsn Pfstor and Editor and I'll letters
on business must be post ps
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8 H.. 4'W'ATER1 9 ~ '.-S1

mr. y YRAN0IS'S celebrated Eye Wnfer see1eea - -
~ AAstory diseases Of Abe eye been tried and h.
medicine had de- slarsd the sufferer - be ncurabe ID
spsd 70 weakness Of sight and win remove those neesou
cay dead cloudy appearances Frequently known BY the mrs
Of Csaracs Eyes have heen diseased Cor years. this Eys
Water has made perfect cure In few dayA ll.tMsd
+ Egsnt l34 s4a CERTIFICATES.
From The Rev Mr. Davis pastor Of the Church at
This i certify that poor man. when have bssn
quantsd with for e and after spending nine months n
an eye Afrmar discharged BY the rhycians of the Insu
hon with what they termed nsurabs Cataract that ~
was nearly bind trial Of Dr. j. Francis remedy three bot
Ties onl being used removed to the surprise Of all who knew
him. and now he with that eye well he did
feel my duty give this information for the benefit ths
Psblis. t' N As' .a
each eye after spending eighteen months with Of first
Ocus in the city given up incurabe. After using
Dr. Francois Eye Water only days. his eyes perfectly
restored the astonishment of all his acquaintance
Another that Of poor man, after spending twelve
months eye inrmary discharged ncurabls with
nebula each Sc that he almost blind-ana
using Dr. Francs Eye Water bu few days, has recovered
The Rev j. Harrison "a Thompson Street, having procured
bottle of the above for Mrs. Hsrrsons eyessay to his
for yearsshe had used many different eye
ters bat they all failed therefore, hope the public win
appreciate its value. s3 s0 ..ar-
The Row D. Dunbar says from the testimony Of those who
the Eye Water prepared BY Dr. Francis have
hesitation in recommending TO the special notice Of the pub
lie nesmable remedy DUNCAN D0NBAk,
E,s-a7 Pastor Of the McDsuga Street Church.
% Artificial Eyes inserted by DR.. j. Francis that cannot
distinguished from the natural and will perform every
ton Of that organ without giving the slightest pain, and for biz
great this art he has received diploma
10 Barclay street New York. ss mis- Sn&W
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&C ~ EsURRECTIONn-oRv aPERsiAN
N PILLS Y u'-Superior TO the Hygeian, Brandretbs,
Evans Indian Porgaye the Matches prieed) any
other Pills. or Compound before the public certified to by
yscaH and Others Let condemn them until they have
tried them and then certain they will not IL u now
settled point with all who have used these Pills. that they ara
eminenty the best and most eeacous Family Medicine
that has been used in America .
For particular history Of the virtues and efficacy Of
these P certificates from those who have expert
ence their truly wonderful effects and for particular directions
Tor the large bills (which also represent Persian Pal
and Garden) accompanying each box pills. BY
For sae al Nos 10 and 100 Fulton st., al Book Stores No
b77 Broadway, opposite Nihlos Garden No. Chatham
Square 2e1 Greenwich ST. s7s Bowsy, and ITO Fulton st.
Brooklyn. l.. l.
n To hothersIt 10 with the greatest confidence that
advise all those about 10 become mothers to make Of the
Persian Pills. tnwrU
Price, only oai cent, and at per boz Two sres
al 8l'.r s- ABS 0I..&r11 my HIN.
Two THE LADiEs-.a saving If 10 per cenL--The sub
scrihers having received BY the latest arrivals from Eng
land an extensive assorneHt of Ladies' Tucan double and
nge Bunssbes split and colored Straw Hats Of the latest
fashion, will sell at Wholesale retail at the above reduc
ton Likewise extensive assortment Of Paris Ribbons and
Flowers, al tfY N. I'D. PHILLIPS co.'s, 3.
27a and 10 Bowery.
B-Miliners viii 6ud great saving BY calling at the
above establishment before purchasing. myaeim.
TTARDwARR. CUTLERY 4 BRITANNIA wARE--
N case Rodgers Sons Pcpknives, WH.
10 casAs DIXON Sons Britannia Ware,
sH 90 assorted Table and Pocket Cutlery,
1 DO Wade 4 Butchers Rasors,
sff 90 Crea,es Sons Files,
10 DO general assorted Hardware, m
by last arrivals opening and for sale fem the shve'
ms7Ar x n ieq Pearl street.
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n EFRI0ERATORs.--J.,M. LYONS nov patent Safe
IN Rergerators and Wine Cooler Ware Room, No. 4e0i
Broadway The advertiser having made several important
provemens the construction OF the above article The
doors opening 'front.' thereby making TO all the
shelves admitting the be put in its proper place with
out disturbing SHELVES their contents On experiment
the above relc is warranted retain the ice long
longer than any other Refrigerator s
NJ BCeuntry merchants, hotel prorrctors rcfecories
families &c will find il 10 their interest 10 call.
The public cautioned against infringing this patent
-Ixrs l M fef
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CALAMANDER WORKS, Ne ~ Canson street.-The
proprietor Of this establishment invites the particular at
ntion prspretors ofnaces OF different kads iron fosn
ders engineers bslde chemists, manufacturers and
others who require the articles made by him,
consisting principally Of Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
shapes equA the celebrated Stourbrdge bricks
Tiles OF various kinds bakers and green houses; hx
tures CRATES Innings for FIRE cement Portable Fsrna-
superior any Others Fnt Stone Ware for chemsts
rsned resist tne action Of Gre acids sc &c large
sortnent o these articles kept constantly hand and
likewise order 1t the shortest notice all Of which
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms.
mIksn. NJ LIE ToULON, Proprietor.
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$3.50 u COLT'Sretg \.
RO0K.K EEPIN

\. a. 1PRACTIcAL WORK UPON A Plan ENTIRE
LYNEW The accounts whick farm The bases OF science
ars slasel under Five Dviohs with definite
the for 81 grammar nd arithmetic. vocabulary
Of ercaHe terms and PhrsseA Also key explaining the
and II Jeurnaspg each Of the Book sntres
practical accountant would explain the h PuPil s
ssEphes hs science that amy young Of Engh
education nay acquire knowledge without the assistance Of
easher To which added, Directions the Learner and
Practical Fsrns for keeping books IN every extent and varsity
Of commercial HOSES Public Addresses the first delivered
spon The subject &C. &chs DAY Published and for sale BY
DIS 0nisAWsss D.APPLEfON & co, 906 Broadway
uOw TO BEAUTIFY THE COMPLExioN.-wY-
Ii ETPS MILK OF ROSES-Celebrated for the last 40
yeaxs in Europe America soenng and identifying the
skn, and rendering smooth and delicate II is most
feet luxury after has washing &c is positive cure
for pimpes sunburn TAM erupons eckies, Sc. Indeed
valuable that toilet dressing complete without
it, For SALE wholesale aud retail by A. B. D. Sands, loo
Fulton William ST. J. Syme 63 and $40 Bcwery;
H. Ring GA Broadway; g. Lindsay, 80 Sixth Avenue; and
druggists fancy stores, Sc London and America.
Ask for Wyehs Mia Of Ross, decidedly superior to any
n the world. m n, ~. y. mSO-Sm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALTERATIvEs,s or
- Compound Spruous Extract Of Sarsapara, prepared
entirely without mercury any form whatever for chronic
diseases complaints olong standing Add two n Of
the pruou Extract to pint Of simple SYRUP and you have
pint of Compound Syrupof Sarsaparlla
Fer sale by j. o. Fay Agent at Minors, Franklin House
Drug Store No 1913 Broadway New York ia Canal street
l27 Bowery, Sc.
90 New is ths time take sarsapara and purify the
blood my21-lms
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

We have had hearty laugh over the article from
London journal, which we copy today Inc
presumption and arrogance Of foreigners and thelr
lud;,rous claims to superiority oucr the nataces'
is very happily hit off and exposed. we doubt
not that every Englishnaan who reads It VIII en-
ioy the exquisite humor and wit of the article ana
acknowledge the justice Of the severe sarcasm It
conveys But, we would appeal to their own
good sense, to say, whether the article may not
be proftably pondered upon by them, as well as
other foreigners, in this COUNTRY. It seems to be
the prevailing vice Of foreigners; in all countries
to fancy that they are superior in every thing to
the natives Doct. Dullbrainz is not a whrt more
impudent, ignorant and arrogant than Bucklng-
ham and Featherstonhaugh, and the swarms OF
other pretending philosophers, who have, from
time 10 time set themselves up as instructors Of
the American people, and filed their pockets from
the unsuspecting credulity Of our people and 60
yernment. When will Americans learn to appre-
ciate and treat foreign arrogance and presumption
as they deserve?
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-16

The last New Orleans Native American came
to US in an enlarged size, well filed with advertise
ments-the, real support of every daily paper
besides its usual quantum of true Native Ameri-
can principles, and other general reading matter.
This speaks as well for the people of New Or
leans as it does for the conductors of that press.
If they had believed the predictions Of their ene-
mics, they would have given up the project long
since--but they have proved themselves as well
as the people of Louisiana, to be good and true'
to the cause and the interests OF their country.
With few more advocates like the New Orleans
Native American, our cause would soon be heard
from the mountain top and in the valley, and the
cry Of Repeal, Repeal" would be sounded in
the ears Of our legislators with such an over
whelming force, that their better judgment would
soon give way to their party interests, and our
country would be saved the disgrace thrown upon
it by foreign paupers. Wewish the Native Good
speed in its good undertaking, and success COM
with its merits.
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GEORGETOWN, I'd. c. Nov. l;

--- NIEUREETUWN, Z = VI INUV' to-
The Canal-We understand that information
was received in town yesterday that the breach
mentioned as having been just repaired, immedi-
ately on, the water being let into it again broke
way, thus cutting off all probability of the large
quantity of flour and other produce now accumu-
lated at Williamsport reaching the District before
the canal is closed by ice. We have not heard
the extent of the breach, but il is rumored that it
is very large.-.4dyocate.
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appointments blythe President.-Charles Wes-
ton, OF Iowa Territory, 10 be Attorney of the
United States in and for the said Territory, in
the place Of Isaac Van Allen, deceased.
Henry Naylor 10 be Justice olthe Peace in the
county Of Washington, in the District of Colum-
bia, in the place of George Naylor, deceased.
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We learn from the Cincinnati Wing, that the
Court of that City sentenced the negro DOCTOR
whose cruel treatment to two insane females we
noticed some time since, to twenty days imprl-
sonment in dungeon on bread and water, and TO
nav fine Of 5000.
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FLORIDA NEWS.
ST.. AUGUSTINE, Nov. 8.

INDIAN NEws.-On Sunday last, the Sd 0
November baggage wagon, with an escort 0
seven men proceeding from Fort Micanopy toFor
}Wheelock, was fired upon by party of fifty
Indians, killing three mules, one horse, and wound
ing two others. The teamster was MORALLY
wounded, and private named Bossoo was very
severely so. The firing being beard at Fort
Micanopy, relief was sent out; but, before they
came up 10 the ground, the Indians had succeeded
in punderng the wagon of tents, powder, pro-
visions, &c. and made their escape.
FROM THE SouTH.-We learn, by tie arrival
OF the schooner Medium, from Key Biscayne,
that the wounded Indian, who some time since
went into Fort Lauderdale for medical assistance,
has informed Major CHILps that Coaccochee has
placed the women and children in The Pai-hai-
okee, or grass water, for security and that he is
prepared for vigorous defence of himself and
followers. On the accession Of troops sufficient
y strong to reinforce those now South, the Indian
offers to take them TO Coacoocheo's ground of
defence.
Commander MAYO, Of the U. s. steamer
Poinsett, has gone into the everglades with so
men.