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DEATH OF OSCEOLA.

This far famed Chief paid the debt Of nature
at Suilivan's Island, on Tuesday night. He had
been sick for some time ~ hen we saw him at the
Theatre, he looked sad and tired Of the world.
He was attacked with q catarrhal fever, but
whether he fell victim TO the common course
OF the disease, or to the harsas,nenis Of vexed
and disappointed spirit, is a matter Of doubt
probab!ya combination Of the two. He had the
best medical attendance and we believe was in
nothing neglected, but it would not do-his proud
and unconquerabc spirit refused 10 be chained to
captive body. We shall not write his cpl
taph Or his funeral grafton, Yet Is there some
thing in the character Of this man not unworthy
Of the respect Of the world. From vagabond
child, he became the master spirit Of long and
desperate war. lie made himself-no n,an
owed less 10 accident. Bold and decisive in
action, deadly but consistent in hatred, dark in
revenge, cool, subtle, sagacious in council, he
established gradually and sureysa restless ascend
ancy over his adaptive tribe, by the daring o
his deeds, the constancy Of his hostility TO the
whites, and the profound craft Of his policy
In council he spoke littc-he made the othe
chiefs his instruments, and what they delivered
in pablo, was the secret suggestion Of the in
visible master. Such was Osceo!a, who will b.
long remembered as the man with the fccbles
means produced the most terrible effects.
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The results which follow from the above table /
are: that, IL We expend annually for six years to ,
eoass, ono million and half dollars for Internal
Improvement, WE MOST DoUBIE 0uR PREsENr AD |
vALoRm tax, and raise our poll Tux to abo1 six- |
fssseo osd Q half cents, in order to pay the ex-
pensos e government, aud the interest on our
We must double orr nd valorem tax, to effect
this object! We must impose THIRTY CENTS ad
valorem tax, besides sixty two and a half cents
poll tax! What do gentlemen think Of this?
Doss ii not involve startling responsibility.
Let Ne not expect income from our Works, be-
yond the actual expenses Of repairs, in that
time II may trust the experience Of other
States, il would be a vain expectation. Or, shall
we pursue the Tuinous and suicidal policy Of
still borrowing capital 10 pay the interest on our
debt. Shall VIC sacrifice the welfare Of the
next generation TO the onvcnence Of the pres
ent3 Arc VIC, in very deed, resolved, to lay up
for our children burdens gricvous and heavy 10 be
borne, which we ourselves will not much
touch with ono Of our fagers. As good cit-
zens, sir,--as parents-snrcIy, surely not! And
vet what alternative between such a policy and
the immediate increase VI our taxes?
That, sir is the prospect before US! What do
YOU think Of il? What does the House think Of
III Is il not stormy one? Does it exhibit
the necessity of provideDce and fore,hought I
DSos il not admonish to look round, and en-
quise where and how We can prudently econo-
mizc3
Then, sig, how arc We TO cconomize? By
classificationf 'That question has been settled
again and again, by this Legislature. The
House has declared, by voto after vote, that j,
win not classify. BE it 30! We must not weary
in well doing.
If on our first proposal, wo find ourselves beat
on, we bring forward another: rnd il shall 20
hard but we will more successful this time. W.
now propose, not 10 divide the Works into elias
ses and postpone all but the first class: not to GU
of or cursail any work; but only to alter III,
character Of the most expensive. Some alter
alton Of the kind has already been made. W.
propose TO complete that species Of reform, by
making the Madison Road, not a railroad, bu:
M'Adamizcd Road, and thus to to Indian;
millions Of dollars, as, by and by, ii shall appea
that can.
Ny attention was first attracted TO the pres
cnt proposition by tho Engineers Report on tn
Jacksonville an1 Craw fortsviilc road. That re
port informed us, that a change in its charactc
would save the State abont five millions Of dol
lars, and it furnished the data on which the cs
innate was made.
Aided by ihcso and by the various Report
made, from time to time, on the Madison road, W.
may calculate, pretty accurately, the saving by
similar change there.
Mr.. Owen then went into n detailed calcula
siOn* in proof, that the relative cost o! the tw,
kinds Of road from Madison TO LAZY ettc, woul
probably BIO nearly 10 follows:
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SLAVE STATE JURISPRUDENCE

We took occasion lately, in the black man
Franks case, to remark upon the integrity with
which the judicial tribunal Of the Slave States
act, where matters touching slavery are invoiy-
cd. Another case has just met ny eye.
1t NAV be remembered that prosecution were
commenced last summer, at Richmond, " against
Thos. Evans, Of Pennsylvania, and n. c. Cren-
shaw. of Va highly respectable members of the
society Of Friends, for circulating printed adj
dress Of the Yearly Meeting of the society. in
Philadelphia. The Examining Court. Of Magis-
,rates. held the accused for trial but when the
case came before the city of Richmond Grand
Jury, they refused to find bil-and SO an uu-
wise proc eeding was endcd.-Cin. Gazette
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship SlIvie De Grasse. from Havre,
January ID, Torby, January 9th, brings Havre,
papers to the first and London paper TO January
4th.
ENGLAND
Canada affairs were the principal topics Of
discussion. Several regiments were put in mo-
ton for America. The utmost decisive ground
is assumed-the struggle is to he maintained bv
the s'prompt unsparing energetic employment Of
the utmost powers and resources Of the State,
There, was great fire in London, December
%, on Davis Quay. opposite the Tower. The
loss, chiefly in turpentine, estimated at $780,
600.
Tac principal item Of intelligence is, concur
renee Of views betweea France and Prussia. TO
compel Holland and Belgium to keep a, peace
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

ANOTHER Vino TRrrMPH.-Hcnry g. Snack
man, whig, was elected to the Assembly Of
rennsy!vania on Friday from the city Of Phila-
delPhia, by vote Of 1895 against lat for ].
o. Thompson, loco foco, and lss for other can
dsdstee
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Cost Of Rail Road; viz j:
Grading and bridging lGO
miles, at
Supcrsiructure, including
depots, &c. NJ
Superiptcndence, 10 per
cent.
Total cost Of Rail Road
Cost Of q Macadmized
Road ; viz;
Grading and bridging leo
miles, at
Metalling % milos ut
Do. l3J miles nj
Contingencies, 10 per c,
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

Tao principal item Of intelligence Is, concur
renee Of views betweea France and Prussia. q
compel Holland and Belgium to keep a; peace
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amendments at least read, as the ball itself -
never been read.
The amendments were then read and 49,
to. e -
! Mr.. CALHOUN moved 10 strike out IL -
section Of the bill, requiring that yhea 49,
plus should exceed 81 900 900, the excess -
Ire loaned at interest, on security, or iave1eos
stocks. -.
Mr. WRIGHT said he gave his views o.
point yesterday, and nov merely ssked =
yeas and nays Ola the question, which -
dercd.
Mr.. CALHOUN stated that his obi&a -
disemhasrsss the bill nc thought that sa6a
tenn provided by the bill, no excess q
would be likely to arise, and If it sbouA -
be e,dily provicded for BY a sepersos -
/ The section was ordered 10 be strichaa
Yeas "a, nays ID.
The Senate, on motion Of Mr.. WRG1Ak
ceeded to Gil up the blanks Of the bill, -
les. expenses, DC. a@ -
Mr.. CLAY, of KY, On the uotios - elgS
receiver general ut New York o1JeW
said he would suggest, since these bsanas
led On the suggestions of the SeeFsseg ~
Treasury, whetlysr Il might not he ~ UsbD. Is.
il all 10 his di.creiion. But - they -
vote upon it, he called for the yeas -
which were ordered, snd he $4,000 -
as follows:
| YEAS-Messrs. AIles. BDss,
Calhoun, Clay, Of Aiaha@a, Csshss.9
Grundy, Hubbard, King, Iss.
Morris, Meufoo, Miles, Nsse4 kses
Robinsoo, Rsegies, 6susN 80
en-, walkcr, WALL WlIiansb ~
% ~ - - q
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship S,Ivie De Grasse, from Havre
January ID, Torby, January 9Th, brings Havre
papers to the first and London paper to January
TT
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-17

We learn from the Toledo Gazette, that the
receipts of the Adrian and Kalamazoo railroad
ga miles) ov or and above all expenditures, have,
for the past season, amounted to $4,000.
OsIo's DEBr-Thc present debt Of Ohio is
generally estimated at over ten millions Of dollars
IA nero bagaielle compared with their riches
and great public work.
Letters from New Orleans to JAM 26th. saws
the market had been swept Of mess pork at GA
per Dbl. Various accounts state the crop of sugar
as short and probably not exceeding &C, 600 hhds
The ExPERrMENr.-The population Of Pouph-
the mechanics OF this CAPITOL of the richest county
perhaps in the State, having been driven by the
pressure OF the times into the country.
sTnE WANDERERS Buffalo Journal saws
OF the or 700 patriots who were found Struggling
about Clev Gland. 900 Of them had wandered al!
the way through State from the ST. Law
renee river.
GERMAN TRoors To WATCH CAxADA-A new
company of Infantry, composed Of German citi-
zens has been organized in Buffalo. They are
under the command Of captain Zahm, Editor Of
the Der Wetburger.
TREMENDOUS GALE AT MAckrxAw-A heavy
gale on the Sth and 9th ulf., DESTROYED all the
wharvcs at this place. drove the lich, ship ashore
and blew down the light house.
The property Of Vim. L. Mckenzie has been
seized a: Toronto, BY mercantile house. and he
advertised as an a5sconded debtor.
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till we hear from those bodies Who have the sub
ject under consideration.
Mr.. WRIGHT, in his reply, went briefly into
the history Of the progress Of the bi again aiiu-
ded to the compia ;nss Of delay which he said had
been made by The opponents Of the bill, and tx.
pressed his readiness submit to the will Of the
Senate as TO further delay. He would not now
discuss the proprety Of Originating such measures
in the Senate.
Mr.. CALHOUN remarked on the alleged OBJ
ject Of former delay, that il leave time fos
Senators TO examine and consider the bill, and
to prepare substitutes and amendments, and SAID
that good deal If feeling was excited when j,
was limited that the real object was to gain time
He was not disposed doubt the sincerity of these
reasons for delay: hut could any Senator now
take that ground for farther postponemenf.
He agreed with the Sena,orfrom Ky. that this
bill was Of the deepeet import 1t claimed the pre-
foundest and earliest attention Of this bodv: an,
the Senator could not have greater confidence
in the correctness Of hi. opinions than Mr.. C. II
his.
The Senator says it will greatly augment Exc
cutive patronage.
Mr.. CLAY. l did not say 30; but now sa,
IL will.
Mr. CALHOUN. shall be glad to meet the
Senator on that question; for if there, ever there
was question ahOut which I had perfect cnofS
dence, Il IS that. So far from augmenting, Il
viii diminish, not only Executive patronage, bu
that OF the Government generally, more thaa
any other measure. will not discuss iluat ques
ton now bat, come when IL will. | stand prepas
ed n make good my ground
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-12
VAPOR BATHS
THE OLD ESTABLISHED INDICATED VAPOR
BATHS,

No. IS John street.
II p CARROLL returns grateful acknowledgements
~ the public and the gentlemen OF the profes
sion, the liberal r0nage bestowed his tssb shment
AS the limits Of precude
the possibility OF givHg anaiy teal detail Of the
virtues OF the Vaor BAH, he bess leave merely
been ioaad safe though powerful remedy all the fol
ent umsus diseases of The JOINTS catarrhal com
plans Group affections OF the liver, asthma sudden colds
fever ard ague, scarlet fever, &c &c &C.
have several occasions visited the Vapor Bath Esab
lshment in John conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Carr ,l
and have entirely myself that the Baths are adm
ALEX H. STEVENS MD
cheerfuy that have found the Baths in John
street well attended to- and comfort Of the patient
sulted. VALENTINE MOTT, M. ID.
been for many in Il habit OF sending pal
to Mr. and Mrs CAROLS Vape Bath In JOHN street.
frequently taken them myself Upon all Occasions had
be satisfied with the skill with which they admn
istered and believe In this Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
nothing be desired by male female baihers.
WM. j. MACNEVEN. M d.
have had much experience In Mr. and Mrs CAROLS appi-
fer them TO every ether. f.. VANDERBURGH, M b.
We fully concur IN the above statements
GEORGE BUSH, M D.
JAS q. SMITH, M. d.
JNO NELSON, M d.
THOS. BOYD, M. ID.
JAS. A. WASN'T GTON, NJ. D.
w. nj. IRELAND, M. d.
DANL w, NISSAN, NJ D.
The Baths are in constant readiness from o'clock in the
morSins till O'Clock night every day, Sunday excepted
when they open from till In the morning. Sulphur
Baths all hours of the day. Portable Baths with compe
tent to administer them wen required aay
part of the city Brooklyn five notice No
nexion with any other establishment The Shaker CoRcen
traed Syrup OF Sarsapara Liverwort sale Bathing
Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire. Jv7 lms
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vAUxHALL GARDEN.

W Two Nnudevles on the same evening IN
TIA propreors OF the above establish
evDce their heartfelt altitude their friends and patrons for
The liberal encouragement eqensed their endeayors since
the commencement OF the much pleasure in an
nouncng that he vaudeves heretofore rep ntrd bav
ing been houored by the most unqualified they
have arranged or the representation OF tanning
much admired vaudeville OF La veuve or the Young
widow and the eccentric OF Les Deux or
Thoman. Coitas, Taylor Lewis Mcsdames Herr n Thomsn
M 8 Kerr, nc.
Ia The Of the evening" exempore Pas seu by Mr.
Gates = -
Minnet by Miss K.rr and Dir Gaps
u. THURSDAY EVENING, July 12,
MIL pressn,s for y. Is, time here popular vaudeville
Splash, AIR CAFES
mandsvIie, Thossa
Aurelia, the young widow Miss Kerr
Lucy, with iauori.e song Mrs Herring
In the OF piece Mr. Gates win danes his sr,empo
Ha hours nternssion Tor refreshrnt and promepade
during which The cesbrtd New York Band will per
form several national marches, quick steps, &c.
IN the cours- OF the evening flights Of Rockets
Pwt I'd will commence 18th a splendid overture by the
orchestra esttled" Edoward ct chfhtsan
Tho sorres Amussntes to conclude wth for the fnh
viii be presented the Vaudeville written by Thomas
ESQ., author Of The he Heart Of Mid Lothian,
LIE DFUx GREeoIREs. or John Emil 1, France.
Disfri5ufionJohn Bull Esq, young Fog shuan rcsid.
Ing la Paris. Mr. j. Colns-Le FRAME valet Lewis-M
Gregolr~, Mr. W Tavor-Gregoire Gruz'e. Nc Thomsn-
Madame Gregorr, Mrs Theman- Fancbeue. Mrs Herring.
In the course cf the piece the following sungs euc los,
Duet, Since la.we met little Fanch-uer
Trio, "voueI vous, March my pert Ms'amseI'er
Mrs Thoman. Mrs HERR, z, NJ Taylor
Snaie BY all the characters
Doors spea at o'clock-Perormanec halt
past o'clock.
No po,ponement Of Performance on account q the
weather.
Bswery and Broadway sage. win convey visitors from nm
per and lower partsf the city during the perio
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WANTED

u TIE subscriber VIII handsomely reward any PeIsUR
who will make known him any violation OF the following
order:
rhe proprietor positively requires the observance Of the FOL
lowing role by his agents, viz .
One Dollar shall any WI shall
bole Hays Lnment for the Piles without being cured
Of the empty bottle No instance is yet known OF
failure SOLOMON HAYS.
Agent Fletcher st. door below Pearl Maiden
Lane. where the article is Tor sale. iyl /. I'm.
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- FI1HIN0 EXCLUSION, rhursdsy, July i2h :
Pesons wishing 10 heat OF the city, would be we'll
pleased with AZ excursion 70 The Fishing Bssls .ex Thst
cock, who Some Of the gingly eerlemany cap
ans On that route and Capt Scranos Of The eldest p
lots aad who knows nil hing grenade proof
1000 hsh In an hour and a half
signed on behalf of the persons on board.
JOHN b NEvIN,
JAMES FOSSET,
WIN. b. RAR9ER,
WIN. JOHNSON.
GEO. ROBERTSON
ROBT w. CRANN,
ABRAM MILLER
Tie New London will leave Calharne market past Ful
ton market before Old Pri wharf past touch
ing az Can and Charbers and Pier No. t. X O'clock
VIl2t
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PATENT WINDLAss
B 10 Id - II II "A ID /.

are 10 execute with despa n all for their
Unrivsed Pates sweed Beam windias seds,esds, which
almost universally used beng the best article
p~dconbniug convenfsuce and dur ability.
The sashrg acted Wy the wlnss and sw led beam,
.s.s. ,s,ee,lv ebf free from al abilit su
leaving an elsscv 10 I've ssme which rrnders particularly
sasw nIs in constr nccp, the matter ~ putting nm sud
,.Li.s w ri bat It'll trouble n
vim hose any eosstrusos, whilst the precses with
~n,eb ,be component paris sued, a. ssegnard
.ssins, tbe Intreductios Of any hind 81 verpu.
Frs the taken 70 resder each Beasead perfect
.r.riss FOR disability will them In purebasers
wko ere invited 70 call add examine large ssormsn
Also arg ssscrsnrst OF elegant Furniture Msstrsssrs
Feather 8xds &C. constantly On basr.
j. W. G. sou rHACK, No ios Rrosswsy,
iesy opposre the Frsnkl Hnsse.
MfsSis lPp1 ALABAMA. ard UNION BANK &
lvh Tallahassee funds wanted this day nv
n SYLVESTER
jysg 100 Broadway n Wall -
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b ALDNE SIS

must and doesreceve the pre-eminence and surpasse all
that has employed for the treatmrnt the hair One
bottle OF ought To be counted the articles
which shoua be purchased by all parents for the
prevents falling strengthens by It's rich and generous
musn the weakest hair gvr 10 all sorts OF hair admirable
oness ustre and hnenes and keeps II In great
from becoming gray, Is extraordinary specific
from the skin the head that po~ derry sedico which
many persons complain of u may be daily applied on the
head OF the aged, as well a. the youngest chid's.
The cosssr rabe sale thereof the repue and extension
daily ewes Is certain guarantee and ough Danish all
the fears that creates his mind oncerning It's ef
cacy Each viii receive with the bottle treatise on the pro
per treatment ofthe hair.
NJ Gandieass Composition which has hitherto been sold
without odor will henceierth excellent
perfumes RI Jasmine BerCauot Vanilla, Ambrosa, kc
PrscPai Office, No. Barclay 81 two doors from Broadway
(Asor Housc.l
CRY AeEsTS-Nessrs Rushton Aspinw rs William st.
io Broadway. and 10 Aston House; urinsns drug
Canal James syme druggist 90 AM $50 Bowey; Csrpcn
tier, druggist Iva Bleecker ~ w. j. Griffin, 80 Broadway
Mrs Ra ~rair, 2g7 Broadway.
AeErrs-rr: 4 LAHORE. Phisdephis' Mr. r Deyle Bal
n,ors, Mr. A. Gd.t Boston; Mr. Rossels, Cincinnati, o.
ar j. lot St Louis, Mssour Mesrs Henry, Newark
Mr.. 1rzy, Pougkkeepe Mr.. Blanchard Albany; r. John
sen. Albsny. General Agent; W. Cachel, Nsche,. Miss
je2icodim A. CkANBJEAN.
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The Gs< EAT MYsIA.IlY FOUND our.
Ill A Il.
GRANpJEAN,S CO,1PoSITy

ShhNDJE ANS COMPOSITION,
u AN important discovery for fhe Of the Hair
preservatve badness and nsble in all az
ectons OF the skin on the head, DANDHlFF, &c. &c.
suceessvey< attempted to treat that human body
with out havng sufficiently studied the subject By
The reports Of exaggerated fame they have
atig ued the public with the words-Wonder! Prodigy!
EVIDENCE! EvIDENcE-To prevent the des rucon OF SO
Ene ornament that gift nature requires
with the IDENTICAL parts what kind
VI Composoa could that be- invented by persons a
lar wit the study Of the skin on the head!
The OF The hair, called by celeb.z
ted doctor who have used and recommended specific,
might for lis effects BE- compared the regulatve activity
which takes place In each plant
The numerous experiments NJ O. andean has made leave
doubt his mind relative to the followed by the
sap and OF the which stop us circulation in the ncrcc
uiar which ali communicate together form
the capillary tube infinitely divided The sap dee
circulate in all hair with the facility In hair
which the vessels but little developed u operates slowly
because tue tube itself being csntnuay filed with IT, annih
the perspirasn thss the ascending effect take
place but by the application OF Grandjean's Com position
which In few only, will pentrae through the hair TO the
roots.
The ascending power varies then only according
quality o the lube but also the Of rsing this Compost
tim which ought to be employed every Might before rcng
then that the the surface OF
the The head produces evaporation osn abun
daHt the which In in relation with that
phenomenon, rapidly ascends The result Is very
The friction that has been made before Sleep refresh
aad repairs the skin the head then the growth confines
naturally while by employing this Composition Ia
the morning only the results only BE- since the
pores Of the skin closer and consequently disposition
quite unfsyoraLe for receiving from This Com position all It's
alutar
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az MANSION HOUSE. Port Jeasuoa, Qats Drowned
Headows The subscriber has opeaed the above house
or the receptions Of transient and The
hOuse large, but especially for business and
ranged with for the comfort OF visitors II situa-
ted at The head or and view OF Of the finest
risges will be in readiness all times and handsome sail
boats er the accommodation OF coapany line OF stages
ran twice week and from New York, viz: per rail
70 Hcksvi~ Ase weekly the island to Patchogue
and regular packet weekly from foot of Oliver street,
SIDES other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port Jefferson. L. l., June so, 1885, jy2f
NJ BRANCH or THE SHADES Ann street, near
william street.-The subscriber proprietor of tine Shades,
that the received since the opening Of the
Shades, has induced HIM take the above house with
view 10 those who reside the side
the city, The fitted similarly will conduct
Ell IN all respects the same us the Shades
je2y j. EVANS.
~ SECOND WARD HOTFL-Nsxito The cerner Of
Fulton street. Nassau streetThis well known establish
pete order for the accommodation Of who may
win their patronage.
There in this house, besides the lower story which is
thrown entirely open public bar large upos
the second story IS feet by 25 suited Tor The
uon OF public eetipg together with several smaller
adapted for the of Clubs referees for the OF
other private business.
Clubs private parties accommodate with rooms, and
may be with dinners suppers composed every
species OF game deeacy which the markets AFFORD short
notice. EDMUND JONES' Proprit tor jcl
Lr MRS. BIRD, Midwife and Female MUSICIAN, has re.
ladies he accommodated with beard, pleasant furnished
rooms and The best OF attendance during their confinement
NJ Bird continues be consulted all diseases Incidental
offemales. Advice gratis mys-3m"