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)this TOOTH WAsH-Preparsd from the onglnSi re,
~ cipe at Noe Iold street. New Yrok-The Orrs Tooth
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION the proper
eanins teeth and okth restoring the gums to
healthy and unpleasant taste odou III
the MOUTH whether arising from decayed teeth OF IRON dc
ranged stale OF the stomach -
designed be with tooth BRUSH and will be found
supenede necessity IA kssrrg tss teeth clean
and venting the away OF the guAs the teeth
II useful in Of spungy restoring The
to healthy state and causing them TO contract around the
teeth In painful affections Of the teeth and from
cod it will be found highly beneficial Is
before retiring rest This method recommended by emf
dentists doing all PARTICLES Of food which
muae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through the night cieah sweet and healthy state
poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by ali the
needed Among these know OF pleasant
and eecua than the Ous Tooth Washt csanses and whi
the breath. We recommend its ALL young and
ID Boston Morning Post
The Ons Tooth Wash the detergent used
enamel-[ Boston Transcript
For sale by the principal druggists IN the city m4r
COUGHS AND COLDS.
DEMEMBEK, No "a North Sixth street, door below
~ Arch Philadelphia the most certain and best Family
Lung Disease sensation like choking tickling
distinctions. For the above, Dr. SWAYNES Com
Syrup Wild Cherry will be found the remedy
Persons have abused themselves by the OF ardent spirits
leaving oil the spirits and taking dIaught occasionally Of the
above restorative All from this valuable
cept the be coasdcred counterfeit The
North sixth street, Phildelphi sa>;rs
DR.. w. II. MILNOR, Druggist, No. 1872 Broadway.
MRS. NJ. HAYES, No. 1879 Fulton st, Brooklyn.
BENZ. OLDS, Newark, N. J.
JOHN MASON, Patterson, N. j. OIL lm*r
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DR. COOKE
RETUk NED FROM ENGLAND,

WITH all the latest important information from Europe
w universally performing of the worst class of
disease aggravated FORMS with unprece dented
expedition and despatch may again be consulted reasonably
well condentally, at his office, No. Norton street. Alba
The Lock Hospital America the only Phanhropic Ins
uten established under the benign of the celebrated
and Of the unfortunate reputed he best
um comfort and Of the inyads
At Idfmay patients have the very best medical aen
dance including board and nung which very materially fac
ates mutual APPRECIATION; and Cooke the humane found
desirable and sacred security resides the
premises the ncTeduous repose their
condehceeel home-pursue their usual avOcatiuns-and
ENJOY The society OF perhaps the Sc eminent physician as
Remember Dr. Cooke attends personally to his patients
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ME RES Lii,

FEM!AhLE PHYSICIAN. Ohcs and residence ils Green
witch street, between Courandt Ind Liberty where
she be consulted with the confidence
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame and knowledge in the
obstinate female regulsy stopage suppression.
&C., such to require but few days effect perfect
cure Ladies desiring proper medical during
hnenent or other indpo.ton will be accommodated during
such time, with private and respectable board.
T" Preventive Powders" for married ladies, whose de
iicate health forbds rapid of family
will be by mail any part the United States Price
All Lettes lpost paid) addressed to boz s6s
N. B-Aladame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
of the city, whose health would admit of trave tina,
she would devote attendance upon them anv
part Of the United States within reasonable
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

0WIN TO the Celebrity efficacy, and nvariabls o.
~ Madame Restell's Female Monthly Pills all cases OF
eguaty Impression stoppase Of those functions Of
introduction into the United States, years
ccnheIfei!s and limitations constantly attempted be
stwelye cents boI put M different boxes; and Called
possible dollars box. Females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose upon them. is
te1es except those sold Madame Bestss Principal 0ce
Price g. Madame Rcstels signature the
of each box
NJ B-They can be used by married single, by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also by
pontment at 2 Grand street, Of Allen, New York.
m
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NEW STOVE.
SHEPARDS PATENT INTERPRETATION.

SHEPARDS PATENT REV Oh
THE subscribers offer this day the public the Office and
paror Of this and splendid patent We ask
all in want of to call and examne it, i is by far the
years. and has the approval of all who have and bids
fair take the lead Of all Others Larger will be in
readiness the af few days In the time the
pnice Of stove, be fully developed the size
exhibited. SHEPARD co.
Motifs Stove Warehouse, No 24z Water street.
MA splendid assortment of MOTIFS Radiator Stove, the
only the market suitable for warming dwellings,
churches hotels public buildings &C. story
b warmed with three tons Of COAL less than crate will
consume.
Drums arlos and halls style and variety unequalcd
in the city. Also the bes. wood cook offered
Int.
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STOVES-OVENS


TFE largest assortment of Stoves of any house New
foIk-Their newly invented Paor Stove needs but TO be
TO be universally adopted Its immense radatng sur
exceeds that other use-exhblts more e,
with the OF less fuel than former enon
1t also discharges ashes by simple without
soilng lodging dust the furniture OF the IN when
il used II will be founo the and most economical
Stove brought before the public.
Also Cook ives new light, sc. all varieties from
three dollars upwards Every article warranted ,,
RILEY'S PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH
admirable artclehey be fitted t. stove now IN
and Of uequaed value in brong steaks oastng bread
and also IN fer ironing clothes Riley the In
ventor and sole paentee.
o2l im~r RILEY x MYERS. 30 Bowery
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DISEASES OF THE EYE
r, X. DIOSSY.
OPHTHALMIC SURGEON,


Entrance n Fulton Street, opposite 81. Pauls Church
ATTENDS TO DISEASES OF THE EYE, AND ALI.
THE NECESSARY OPERATIONS THEREON.
oyFIcE HOURS FROM TO O'CLOCK.
Having completed his studies Of years with DR. ELLIQII
Ocust and been subsequently, engaged as his assistant
Dossy enabled undertake the treatment Of all diseases al
ctng the organs vision Terms moderate and graduated
the nature and extent Of the disease.
Permission given refer to his late inuco, and also
Of the eminent Professors Of the Medical Faculty u
New York.
NIB. The DOR treated gratuitously auz
II ADIES Silk and Merino Under Yeats for sale by.
IL JOHN M. DAVIES JONES,
GA Ims Ioe William Of John IT..
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

wi AUANE uSEo ELI, FENIALE FdH SiCIAN would
nance Is the treatment of their complaints by Of
that in all she attends personally her
peence practice and knowledge enables do She
deems to state this she does wish be
ing advertising Female Physicians who too ignorant and
incompetent themselves obliged scarcely less
ignorant Quack experiment instead Consung pao and
residence 8 Greenwich street, between Courand and Lii
berry streets. Houn Of attendance from A. Mto 9P NJ
OILS lmsr
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TO The LADIES.

Oh. HULl.'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
THIS instrument for the radical Of Proasus UteI
Falling Of the Womb by external application, suppressed
ing the use Of the ohestona Pss.ary Confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character Europe
II this country adopted the entire disuse Of
inHosptals London and Paris, and universally
mended Europe by medical Of the highest rank In this
of Colleges aud Hospitals and by all the eminent
titionen.
Rooms been furnished exclusively for ladies', No.
Vesey from the business de-
where lady attendance, apply
Trusses Supporters O female patients. nj lmr
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.

DR. A. G. CASTLE. Dentist 1877 Broadway, N Y, has a
- Paste for filling decayed hollow H. the efficacy of which
has satisfactorily stood the test q public opinion for several
IL the tooth while in sot state and becomes
embodied with the tooth solid TOOTH thus
ing, ALL CASES, the necessity Of extractonhe most
painful tooth thereby be preserved Ladies of the
standing in society give their testimonials in the most glowing
The editor of the Evening POST I'D u saysI
admirably adapted for tender and persons and
Dr. Castle operates with great care and ability -
Toothache Pills. which put the painful tooth will
effect permanent
From the Journal Of Commerce.
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL UPERATION.-Dr.
C. Castle has replaced by of Dental
Mechanism the lost portions Of the upper and Tower bones
and their teeth shot away the Of Lieut. s. of the u s.
NJ who with this casualty while the In
dams in Florida We have letters from the Lieut. confirm
Of this extraordinary and which
must be gratifying the Doctor Dr. c. also inserts art-
fetal teeth The principle Of adhesion by atmospheric ess-
A C. Castle refers to the Spanish French and English
Ambassadors Mr.. Stoughton the Spanish Consult Mrs Gene
raj Gaines; General McCarty B. A.; Lord Morpeth Dr. f. u
Johnson President of Medical Dr. j. Touey Dr.
j. b. Beck DR. A. Smith Dr. 4. Delafeld DR.. Berger, DR..
Nissan, Dr.. A H. Stevens, DR.. J. G. Cheeseman NC &c.
DEAFNESS-Dr Castle and Edwards Aurists 297 Br adj
way attend to the Of deafness. and all diseases
to the Acoustic Drops for mcipen deaess
noises. COLLECTIONS of hard in the o9m"c
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CHATHAM THEATRE:
c' f2E Gsa mSgsS Tisg Is cents p."t isI % cents
A AfssT which which H-J JfH 2T t JaMi
To conclude with LADY OF THE LAKE.
x Doors will open at6h-Cuan wiiirise at quarter pai
Boz One daily from to s. where Tickets NAV be
PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING. Nov. ie, will be presented,
'' s SKA z LAPfssf II EG s'Pr the
oa,d,; %''''' n, sss,.4 r;,.h., Mr. sS$i Ie.4n
Ba1es sl-P 50 Is E esDs Mrs Bailey
Doors oPen az 81 o'clock and the performance viii
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE. =
THIS Evex PPSSS5fT Sgy New s w YSr Be- presented
A a Which G SnHIA1NN, n, IN IN, GOTHAM.
After which, ME s2PEi E A By T aoo sTAH
PETTY SINS A ssbSl PEE FIT SINNERS
The Doors will be opened at halfpas 6. aAd the
AMPHIrHEATRE OF THE REPUBLIC
MA S IL sGser Proprietor.
pses oeoei vi Ti aSn
Master Jane. Howe. Til THE SLS 5.s.v Of his single horse.
sdlI vaplung BY the. whole COMPANY.
Mr. eBs4 T 5Tstss :. ISs AZ:
THE MILLER AMI goldman.
CAVALRY WI Il 'G 81 %xRs *
The evenings entertainments conclude with
COLONEL TILTUN
Boxes cents-Pnvate do for persons SSeccnd Tier SIX
cents-Pit IS cents.
Doors open hapasts Overture by quartz
before T. Hoemansisp O'Clock precisely.
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
CHATHAM SQUARE.
WILL open on Monday night November lih after having
gone through thorougn repairs from pit TO dome-with
MoRk SG e :F ct9oapANY
ofmoe than Twenty Ladies and Gentlemen with
sion of only 2H all of theatre No gentlemen
however will be admitted the first of boxes
unless accompanied with lady.
Doors open at O'Clock, Performance commences att
Forprogrammes small bills. NIL I'm ssr
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS C. CUSHMAN.
Re-engagement Of H. Placide
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. l6, will be enacted,
LONDON ASSURANCE.
After which,
MARRIED RAKE,
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- FOR SALE "A small farm situated in the State Of
ia Connecticut, about 30 miles from New York, the
49, Post road, commanding fine view Of Long Island
sound and containing ares 9fgood cultivated land spbe
each side, built modern style and containing eight
carriage and we'll Terms made easy Application eau
be made to Mr. Jehn Boyd No. TOntne Buildings. N. Y,
1 ls43, handsome well flushed three story and base
Court between Baltic and BaeI streets South brook
Un n fs s ew Apply g A9s0a BLAKE Eia nearly
S oSs premises OF 10 '" fe~0Sr'n fi' os im sS"
IA WANTED TO PURCHAsE-A country residence
LII acres Of land near Long Island Sound, prseIed Ad,
with full PARTICULARS OOI7 Post Office. fOu hkeepse n
THE ONLY PLACE
York where is0e bS sfs ka s Gan be
Agents for the shaEers Memimsc Co, N.h. =,
s"1 The
tits preferable TO any style in o22 In. IN
5 eh oa By MeGssle
and Others Military A.l, BSwsIy spring street.
SION voluntary collection taken up The public are re-
MILLINERY GOODS
CARL KiNGaThe well known and celebrated Millinery
and Ladies, Straw Hat Manufacturer to her Majesty The
ladies' that Ne has hand most splendid OF rich,
PLAN and f'''s''' VET TEfT VET III HATS,
such bse exhibited a. amy
similar s''0' THE Straw II Il DEPARTMENT
and the
under the Of the most ingenious American and
Nj determined to keep up his reputation for taste
End shSa his and WIN be:
issT T S vsss and Flowers
so Canal street, near Broadway
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
CORNER of Broadway and Ann street, opposite ST. Paul
~ Church.

AMERICAN MUSEUM,
CORNER of Broadway and Ann street, opposite ST. Pauls
~ Church.
+. T. BARNUM, Manager.
NEW AND EXTRA ATTRACTIONS.
80 Day visitors admitted free in the evening
Entire scenery drop curtains decorations and enlarge.
ment aud cushonng OF the Lecture Room.
The WOND aRFUl. MERMAID,
Taken the Feee Islands which has been visited by fifty
thoussDd tins and Boston, of the
of which all nauasts and other persons
week only Many scientific gentlemen celebrity have
saked their reputation that this extraordinary nymph
is all she is represented.
MR. OCONNELL, THE TATTOOED MAN,
Will his celebrated Dances, and give
OF his suerings for eleven years while prisoner
the hands of the North Pacific Ocean
4. q. BOOTH,
The comic SING and Ethiopian extr .yagapzist.
THE LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY,
Consisting OF peomers Miss Hood the vocalist Celeste
the danseuse. Nc
invention by which the bottoms Of rivers, lakes &c.
may be illuminated This is the curious beautiful and
valuable invention of the
Dav performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
Admission to all IS cents-Children half price. MS
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW, AND GREAT INyENTI0N; -,;FIRtYAaINGiS's

By this wonderful invention letter and duplicate can be writ
ten IN operation, with ond greater facility
ssngls letter with an ordinary pen and INK
10 the mercantile, professional and travelling of the
community thus truly great invention Of infinite value
n great saving otme trouble and expense The principal
,d'snage 20 be derived from the manifold writer that
OF any document be kept without any additional
~ Wy WINTER and without necessity of either
on pen The instrument used for writing agate
pos SEnsequenty never by For banks, nsu-
merchants, Of business generally LAWYERS
sulto reporters public officers, and ali who may
&c ;,h AZ messrng copies of their letters, Documents
&C WIN AZ use saving OF time, and the satisfaction of Ia
found invaluable ~ ""'S "'''e"' '"S "hi NC
FrancIss Manifold Writer has now been in .nco..,6, n.r.
ton TWO years durng which prope,or ss had ths
pleasure OF receiving the ungned APPRECIATION OF ali whose
Institute the merits of the article Msre sa
three of the most able chemists the country ho
be useful ana no, h,
20 change cepr by TO ,gans
Consequently amedal awarded by ,he institute 'se"s
The proprietor has lately made improvements !, hi
article The paper OF the best quality in tive
United States beng made for the manifold expressly 10
thought impossible has length been brought
Tor which copyright has been secured The copying books
are bound avaety Of forms and sizes price
30 cents and upwards
Stsone and Country merchants in general will find to
eI adyanagc 70 the article they with
Iesof SAFE liberal deduction made those who buy by
,b or msgs,nes throughout the country copying
e without alteration abridgemen ncudng
TINS noceD and giving twelve inside Insertions shall re-
ee' COPY sueetto their order by sending paper contain
lng the advertisement 70 the office of the subscriber
LEW FRANCIS, 90 William Greet
VII IN corner MAIDEN LIME, New York.
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FLUTE AND GUITAR

MH. PHILIPPE ERNST Professor Of the Tlute Cr;,.r ~,
A'l patent Concertna begs his friends md
lie that he has published his Mia,.r To- ~
guitar which will be found well worthy the attention Of ~
esrr q amateur from its being well ADAPTED nstru
mem - calculated only 10 please but afford
This Rendo with other pleasing pieces OF his
ton ~ the guitar TO be found Mr. Ernsts residence Ga
street. where he continues to give lessons
lnsu@nenus sinner
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&c.
A article OF Solar Lamp. very superior article.
Also article Of Defecter for improving the light of
the old pattern Of Astral Lamp.
Also. style Of Forentine Bronze color immovable
Together with every variety Of Lamps and Chandeliers for
churches halls and public buildings.
PLATED WAnE.
Baskets Casters, Trays Toast Racks Candlescks Napkin
Rings Butter Tabs butter and Fruit Knives, Shutters and
Trlys, Coffee and Tea Uns SC
Fine Table Cutlery in DOZENS Japanned Tea Trays
in rarity of patterns and FORMS fine cut glass Bows,
Pitchers, Tumbcrs Dishes, Goblets Decante Water Bot
ties, Sugars, &c. sc. -
W. H. beg respectfully inform their friends,
and the public generally that their with the
such that they sell all articles n their line
low prices; and respectfully nye them TO call
and their show which alone is sufficient to compen
safe for the trouble so 3msr
III ~ Pickles. Casups Sauces
sc Preserves Jelles Brandy Fruits &C., wholesale and
all.
All orders for Shipping and FAMILIES punct.sllyu dcd
sl3 2msT
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JAYDEN'S STEEL QUlLLS-The subscribers have tor
- SALE recently improved notifications of these
lent and POPULAR Pens.
The Reaoy Wuer unanimously voted the King of Pens
combining eminently hexibility and permanence.
Dickens is considered the best for the price
market.
The Union" cannot fail suit every body, acrdng
2 cents card lat whoiesae) different Of Pens
New York every merchant will have in his counting
Together with the famous Double Patent and Combination
ariel Pens, with many Others, for sale by the agent..
I'm src j s.
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UNPRECEDENTED COMBINATION.
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION!!.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES.
NEW YORK MUSEUM AND PICTURE
GALLERY,
Opposite the City Hall, Broad,eay,

ADMISSION ONE SHILLING.
Mr. Fl. BENNETT, Manager begs leave TO state that in
A accordance with his OF last he has
manuactureda FUDGE MERMAID, which he willingly
leaves to the public whether infinitely
superior the exhibiting 1t of the
head of monkey and the tail of fish, skiuly
and admirably united elude the closest scrutiny Of the
most experienced and discovery defiance. As
manager OF place of amusement he considers he bound
procure the passing novelties OF the day. The of pub
lie opinion setting iavorably towards emad, the
ge eonceives TO be superuous piece of Quxosm his
part TO attempt 10 stop but he thinks he tfng
pense ect INTO proper channel II the public disposed
TO be deceived he will humor them the of their bent
plain should they desire hoaxed will accom-
olsh style and charge only price.
consideration these hard tunes.
The manager with that he has engaged
- THE HUGHES FAMILY,
The wonderful WEIGH Harps. Consisting of the Mas
te Hughes and the SISTER These children precocy
OF talent unpaIaieedhe annals of music before
senting singular They with style
and hnish not inferior the performers
frank pamond Ethiopian Bsnee; Mr. B. Beyce the cele-
Fancy aad miniature glass blowing, by Mr.. Owens
There will be aday performance Wednesday and
day, at 3oclock Evening performance at half
past
Almisin to the Museum, Picture Galley and Performance
ONE SHILLING o30 m
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
& ASTOR HOIJSE

set Just opened handsome assortment of Toilet
Ware. X. SIMPSON,
N B.-AGent for the sale OF simpsons Ear Comets r the
relief OF deafness ol8 Inns m
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine street New York, gives
drafts suit apple the Provincial Bank
Ireland payable Cork, Limenck, Clonmel Londonderry
Sligo, Wexford, Belfast Waterford. Galway Armagh Ah
kiilsn Monashpn Banbrdge Bay Down
Bayshannon strabane, DungaIvan, Mallow None whore
Cootehill, Kilrush.
Spooner Atwood Co.. Bankers London payable ia every
town in Great Britain W. Byrnes, Esq, Liverpool City
of Glasgow Bank, Payable in every in Scotland
nov
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THE ANTLANGULAR SYSTEM OF
WRITING

new system Of the Art Of Writing Shorthand for taking
down Lectures, Sermons Trials Law Sc &C.. taught per
ecty Mr. Bhstow in one of lessons at 2a5 Broad
B-A work of the author presented to every pupil for
their lnanent guIde ol3 lm%r
GENTLEMENS LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
ENTLENEN Families laying aside articles of wearing
apparel and wishing dispose the same for cash can
obtain from the subscriber any other
: "
TIE ladies and gentlemen about leaving city being encum
bered with superuous wardrobe, will find much their
advantage send for the subscriber who will attend at
their residence by appointment A line addressed to
H. LEyETT,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-07-04

| Indian WarS.-Recent advices have been re-
ceived by the War Department at Washington,
furnishing ground for serious apprehension that
an Indian outbreak will occur Council Bluffs,
aud that the Sioux will be engaged in conflict
with that portion of the Ouawas, Chippewas and
Pouawotamies living in that vicinity. Rumors TO
this same effect some time since induced the Sec
rotary of War TO order company of dragoons TO
| Council Bluffs, to protect the Indians in that vi
cinity and to prevent the npprehended outbreak.
| The communications now received give the mat
ter more determined aspect than il heretofore
wore. The Ouawas, Chippewas and Pottawot-
ames have written letter, under date of the 9TH
OF May, to the Delawares, inviting them To unite
10 resisting the Sioux. The latter the letter rep.
resents to he assembled, preparatory TO hostile
Eruption into the country of the united band, and
that they have sent runners among the Sioux viii
lagos on the ST. Peters for reiniorcemens, TO
| be in strength sufficient TO insure success The
Ollawas, Chippewas and Pottawolanes inform
the Deawares that they have $50 men on The Dor.
ders of their land on the lookout for the Sioux,
and call for assistance in The vigorous defence thsy
intend to make This letter was handed by
Delaware to the commanding officer al Fort Leav-
enworlh, and sent by him TO the Indian agent who
has charge Of the Deawares, through whom II
reached the Indian Office. Strong hopes are en-
IerIained that meeting of the hostile parties Will
be prevented. But the Sioux are turbulent, rest
less, and delight in war. The Madisonlan says that
in this instance measures have been taken which,
il is hoped, will effect The desired Object.
Tribune