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foy tie Enquirer.
REPORT uF THE COMMITTEE or THIRTEEN

! REPORT ~ THE COMMITTEE or THIRTEEN
This report il anticipated by the public with lnc-
rest not only because il i, expected 10 settle finally and s-
tisactoriy the ,cXcd questions which nov agate the
country hu; because the tron which has been seriously
endangered hy madness fanatics, Will d. placed
on stable and firm foundation Mach IS expected from the
wisdom, the experience. and Tho Gliv patriotism II the So
naors who compose the committee \ majority "t them
have long been tn service al the country and the whole
o their lives gives cirEcst that
cypedeni will b. exhausted which mutual concession and Z
lofty IT honor suggest, t. sett" the question
amicahle terms and restore harmony 10 the country.
Such result would carry joy the hearts al every tTur
patriot in the land while woui be d4ah bo,y aeta-
and fanatics throughout the country II would 5e
cowning evidence that bose II the a2: and uS a2pre
citation o invaluable blessings, still reign supreme in the
hearts Ut the American people. II would shp" the wur!
that people, who from handful 81 adventures, have
grown into mighty nation, living ,n!e ee Republican
form o government bound ogetno! by the ties .: a'cna
love. ana by interest an safety DISPOSED
10 surrender these inesnahe blessings plunge mad
~ into the u Of anarchy by dssosns the ties OF go
rious Union
Again-Ihose who have cherished the hope that our 60
yernncnt vas too fga - stand ami that II must crb"
beneath TN faction and ceniipu~ne- characteristic III
Repdhlic- Will h. disappointed IN iisl an;lci,1iioS III
mnued with that high AMI nobi spin; If for
bearance, concaor harmony and el>lcriicing patriot
ism which animated The founders :" hc Republic oar COM
ry is destined si 10 progress in its happy and brilliant
II vii still continue ~ BE- asylum 10 the oppressed
and the suffering ut every nation will still continue
dispense the rich blessings III liberty guarded and protected
by law 10 all II is inhabitants. The rights Of property,
the liberty 81 speech and o conscience, and tie freedom
the press ~i he -acrrdly guarded they have heretofore
BEEN by the strong 81 law, and by e enlightened wis
dom VI pn,ic opinion
From such men CAS-. Dickinson. Clay and Webster
the country has much t. hope Their moderation and finn
ness high moral courage, enlarged PATRIOTISM and truly Ca
iholic spirit give the afteng HOPE that
good results viii flow their councils man will
hear, and will increase learning, and o understanding
shall attain TO wise coUnSe but sdman and Gcspera
do, like Seward o New York Tll turn deaf ear tin:
dictates OF and truth and Justice Instead Of taking
high and conservative position by the side II Cas- Dick
inson and Webster c -Auhs III the ranks Of faction labor
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sT,S1y1N NORTH CAROLINA

In some remarks in reference the Wing candidate
for Governor, the North Carolina Aurora says:
we see no mention Of Mr.. Stanlys name. We suppose
the correspondent Northern exchange wrong
when he SAYS that Mr. Stany is 10 have foreign mission
We really hope So because wish 10 get rid of him in
North Carolina upon any iermsany terms. He has done
immense mischief 10 the South and we believe il would be
ree send him abroad and keep him here We 90 not
suppose that Democratic administration would ever call
him back if his ircoriale peiuance would allow him 10
live in peace with the Court Ia which he We ven
tune the assertion that any nomination the President may
MAKE him. be foreign, will the entire Demo
cratic strength OF the Senate. Let him go, and stay
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AWFUL ACCIDENT TO \ MAY PARTY

81. Lorls. MAJ
dreadful arct"a; occu.re!asi might at lacedc saloon
on Fifth near locust street. 10 a May-dav party
J. IT, Parkeits scholars and their parent, had assembled
for amusement e si foof gave way carving down some
two hundred es'- breaking through the ground floor and
passing into the cellar which halcd with water
great number were wounded and MORALLY and two
killed instantly the wife Of John Eeahey and y Of c,as
ter w Pomeycy.
The dangerously wounded a:c Mss Mary Abbott expect
ed 10 die Mrs Emanuel Black both legs fractured one Of
them in TWO places.
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meeting was held at Petersburg on Saturday, on the
subject of appointing delegates tho Nashville Convention
DR.. Thomas Withers in the chair and j. NJ H. Brunei Sc
cretary f. T. Rves Esq, moved to adjourn to Monday as
tie meeting small w. T. Joyncs, ESQ., said the time
had elapsed when the Nashville Convention could be promo
tive OF good, and moved adjournment sine die. After
much discussion by Mcssrs Joynes R. r. Collier and s. b.
Paul in favor and Messrs Rves Drnkard j. T. Rosscr and
j. f. Watson against it, Mr.. Joyncss motion prevailed %
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FAIRFIELD RACES.

The spring this cource commenced yesterday
with sweepstakes Tor three years old colts and fes
entrance Only three horses started for the purse The fol
lowing is inc result of the
c. * ~ Green's bay gcldng, by Boston dam Priam, !
Jas Taey's chcsnur mare Lady Fairfield, by Her
aid dam Betsy White,
John Belchers sorel colt, by Billy rownes, dam by
Priam,
Time st heat minute 81. seconds; md heat, min
SO seconds.
Odds before starting ~ Is Belches colt against
the field and Of The knowing ones" the result
proved were considerably taken ill., The first heat rn
in beautiful style but The second well contested
Good sport may be expected during the whole week
FAIRFIELD RACES-SECOND DAY.
Proprietors purse S200-two mile heats The result was
follows
James Talley's bay gcding, Thirteen OF Trumps | !
9. & y. Green's sorrel fley, by Trustee, dam by
Eclipse,
Time: Isl heat, ] min; 2nd heat, min, ! second.
Thirteen Of Tumps carried himself beautifully and could
nave disanced the fiy easily
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FIRE.-Mondsy night, abou, o'clock, fire broke on
in the carpenters shop occupied by Mr. VIM H. Woodward
OF Marshall street between 9th and 7th the Makc
House The flames spread with great rapidty and in iew
moments the kitchen attached the residence Of Mrs
Richie, took fire, and then the dwelling house. TIL,
buildings being OF wood scon destroyed. Mrs Rche
residence and the kitchen together worth about $1,000
We understand that fully insured. She lost som,
of her furniture however, which the rapid spread Of tn
flames prevented being removed Mr.. Woodward lost som,
unfinished work, tools &c, besides his shop. Hi
entire loss is estimated at 1900. He had no insurance.
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And softly close the bright Leaf Iiowe.
steal from the lake and winding stream
The silvery glow OF the suns last gleam;
/ breathe on the crest Of the gorgeous cloud
And its gilded head IS in dimness bowed.
The leecy foam oi the wave,
As the sandy shore lis waters lave,
But sparkles dun rs sea and land,
Are curtain'd by my sable hand
On the violet's breast, IN TIE bcechen tree,
fold the wing 81 The murnuring bee;
check the bound Of the graceful iawn.
And his bright eyes close Ill, the opening dawn
The liquid notes of the woodland bird
At my approach are family heard
As sinking meath the dark green leaves,
Her parting song she swee,ly breathes.
My fingers still on the infant lay
And close his lids in the midst OF play;
And gently steal on the maiden fair,
AS she softly murmurs her evening prayer
At my coming the peasant seeks his cot,
And in peaceful dreams are his cares forgot:
While the sons OF toll their labors close
And refuge find in deep repose.
My shadowy mantle around me fold,
As the mountains misis are backward rolled;
When mornings light ocr my pathway is cast,
vanish from earth-a dream OF the past.
[Knickerbocker.
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INTERESTING; FROM WASHINGTON
The INVESTIGATION reatirc 10 the Bento and Fo0te eaue-
collector MrrcN- Projajle ournmeatof Congress- Dc
Teegraphic Correspondence q; y. Y. Herald.

WA=Hl~GroS, VI sY !, 1850.
Benton and Foote's committee have had long session To-
dav Francis J. Gfund, letter writer vas examined His
cyamna,on hy E.nton close and cxacng ~ IA
the authority that Footc iii danger Ut assault. This
witness being called TO the man gave Senator Pratt
authority upon the point who advised Fooie him
sell The witness understood il was an officer Of lie goy-
ernmen, Question--What officer! inswcr-A high Off
a-Nhai particular officer! A.1he Attorney Cen
cral Q-Wha Is hi name! Atkinson. Q-What
johnson? ARererdy Johnson. Here the committee nd
Joumed On Monday the Attorney General and Senat r
Pratt w! oe examined on the subject Among the witnesses
examined already are Father Richie D- Bailey of The Va
foaa Ira and The boy that so tn pistol Foote. All
the questions and answers are taken down in writing and
case may require Inc whole, suppose, viii be printed
with the committees report
II is reported that the President viii withdraw Maxwels
nomination and give him foreign appointment.
There is some talk OF possible adjournment OF Congress
from July to September ii the difficulties OF the slavery
que .ion csnno; be settled. -.
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correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
W Nav ~ /.


Tie COMPROMISE Committee Repori iacnimouS.H But
,cers Let;er-IHs Rsp~blr and the Ca6ine, IT,.
Mr. Webster being sll absent the compromise committee
have not reported 10 s SENATE out OF respect L. The great
Massachusetts statesman. Mr. Webster is expected bark to-
morning this evening, that the committee Will
certainly report tomorrow.
The report sill he nearly quite unanimous all the
bc.s tie committee sicng with each other in patriotism
an. mutual kindness The report aud preamble will be
feast Of and How OF soul There Is 4 probability
that Tie recommendations Of the committee will he carrie!
III tie Senate BY vote of ccourthS in spite Of the o
position oi Benton and Seward
The letter ri Sir Henry Lyion Buwer, lately published
il New York Herald by pronounced hoaS; bti
think il bears many marks OF English domestic genuine
b.. pay attention 10 The phrase popular par
y which none but rca John Bull could have used Some
object that the English IN The letter Is very good but
what Of that! Has Sir Henry been long time in
France and spain 10 acquire foreign id"m and i il
marx of high life in England bc careless STYLE both
III the selection o words and in the construction
One 81 regularly bred college Young men, with hs
ohn,onian phrases would be put down insucrn5l
bore n ordinary breakfast dinner parry. No.
think the letter Is genuine though Sir Henry, webicd
man. is bound Ia DENY il.
The Benton and Footc Committee from the manner the
investigation i carried on w! yet through on or about
the 18th Of July perhaps towards end the SESSION
tine and the witness has been EXAMINED three
days succcssiyeIy i what call trying 10 fry vii
ncsses when there is no iat in them. X
F. SThe editorial of the "Repubic this morning is the
theme OF universal comment with the leading men Of both
parties. Ii i viewed terrific philippe dealt GU, TO the
Cabinet. 'And coming events cast their shadows before
thought from the the lnicllgcncer was too
positive in lis statements in regard the Cabinet 1t no
doubt gave its own impression for the facts in the case
History does not always keep pace with Imagination y
On the other hand, Ion writes:
Congress will take the usual Nav recess in order "a
allow putting the halls of the Senate and Ionse in
10 report Mr. Mason OF Fa rcsists the scheme conenpla
ted by the committee. Some Of the Southern in tn,
House will il i feared resist tile scheme We are not out
oi the woods We shall witness severe struggle in the
House when the subject comes mp.
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Tho County Court of Henco appointed, Monday, thC
9th instant J. B. Kecsee and John o. Goddn Assessors,
the lands in the county, according the act
Assembly passed by the late Legislature for the eassess
of the lands in the Commonwealth Mr.. Reese fol
the upper district and Mr. Goddn for the lower district.
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L,.n,, m. lL,llrid LIlrnL.tD

IT y ..
Spain is CUBA TO III SOLD 10 THE UNITED STATES
Tie Paris correspondent of the LonGon Times seems
Ia devote his whole attention 10 III. affairs o Spain has re-
Gently written scvcral letters tin Times in which he as
that II, mission ccnfce Count Miraso has ,f lis
obret ~ sae Of III" -iid % Cah1 the L. >;tos in the
event II i>ceitaning that public opinion ;ir leland j. in
ioyoi Of such measure.
Since this idea has begun become general with certain
English writer's who engaged in doing III the injury
III their power il becomes duty contradict this asser-
ton for ALL and finally in the positive manner Ii
i false therefore, that any such Instructions been given
10 the Count o Maso ana the other hand, only do
laws prohibit the cession the sale Of any territory be-
longing 10 the Spanish monarchy but also the present
ycrnmen in the spirit 81 all former governments is deter
mined make every sacrifice and to de-
iend the island Of Cuba only against all foreign agrees
son but against any domestic effort to separate from the
unfLnr
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f.or,sv,1Lr. N,vo-p V

LOUISVILLE, VI NJ u Vt.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At OWENSEORO iKYl-l
fire. which burned the tobacco stemmery al Greensboro Ky
destroyed thirteen hundred thousand pounds of tobacco
Loss $4,000. Insured in this city for $4,000.
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PLANK ROAD.-At the late election in Orange the ques
ton submitted the people OF that county to hi
poprity Of subscribing $4,000 for the construction of
Plank Road from this place the Valley by Orange Cour
House. ThTce-hs Of the landhoers were required /,
support ii before the Court could subscribe.
Erederictsb,,rg Ne,rs
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ENQUIRER.
Ao,y MoRNING. MAY g, 1850.
\ : WRONG AT WASHINGTON"

ny .cIIINcToN
II "ho.'o - ,,,
'unuatloh Vi us eoou WIN, p"
no Ros,on Aims has Iona been re-
-. -. - =, ,,,a
uo'hiian' pai'9 Vi ''asS"e''
GLAND Whggery:
: stuhbornv refuscd 10 ocnui-
broke forth on Friday last
Aouncomont:
), era,,6cd TO learn by the
other reliable sources that
\aeering in Washington
&c 10 resist and TO de-
bill which proposes to
ritorial governments
,,,acEcd thrrr,o2
- &c r,,r p, rlyIxc
~ - ' ~
h., 49,, oo,,
;, w u..eh ,f,n 'o ,nt
~ ""si.' G ' ,,.
yer no" heS we
- - ;,., ~
re IN mo facI;nir in
Is a verv apparent and
Il Northern men, TO be
ilfo'hise y, Vi anJus
.0 T. wy - ba
Nv, mo co,nnron,isers Of
s,;fod nr aro Certainly dis.
u.s., u,s.a'D ~ m, o." Glad dN' ~ learn is
~ 49, ., ~" SIN IN hs absence
.o hon ,,nrnnr;,,inr IL Them
paw oee'i az ,,,,,aa4
ins ic"'e. -. , , -, ~ 80,
rs d nom SaS ,h, ny n nI "o or = Now En"
Tow cohceuc mat oH,y o'c "" i."s
III Vo'e 10 sen o,Il MS e =; n ,I EiI
nsc eoniI.cenaa one IS a and u hr;s
from 'he liahcoch Mas,,ne ION aNu hin him
I'm Name. Let his CONSTITUENTS ooN " "
Dhber 49,, ;, 40, marc
now assiita oi al ia.us a w, , iI an. win
one ,i,, To-, onvernmen, bill without the provso
sainst slavery This irmness the part Of the Wing
members sustained as hey are W me lpaua' ' liz rhi
ned ana ,e , ana scd rome M, Of The universal Northern
nre canno, but exerl beneficial influence upon the
ering and the uncertain among the Northern Loco foe0
members. - :; ;u 80, I, r,,,ls ,l
souharn ronsnmins 10 find their twenty eight recrean
Northern MEMBERS but they will aso have more than inc!
eau 40 10 l'use "e ,il d sI,, cnnc;la,orv nlnt
arm Of the Executive This las, perhaps the cheer
ing feature in The improved signs OF the times
Inc writer scGs Oh ~ sta,e wa. e,s n onnra,ina
1.isr;, from ,ha I;non XIII; and one Southern member
he thinks might even assent TO territorial governments with
the Wlmot proviso We presume me writer nio'naoL
IS mlJle se''''e "'eA - eo'ee"' -'''N''''
Tho T;os bav;,, oure, ,ooe,ber number of similar
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J. W. SrlTn, Secretaries
r,rv : Joxrs '''' -

On Friday the u. 5. Supreme Court decided unanimously
IN reverse The Judgment Of the Circuit Court Pennsylvania
in the case Of Fleming and Marshall Page, Collector Of
the L States The questions in the were, says the
Union whether Tampco whilst in the occupation Of our
troops during the war with Mexico was foreign port,
within the meaning the tariff Of lSi6 and whether
GOOD then imported the United States hereirom were
subject to duties or be considered entitled 10 en-
Try duty free as bcn. imported from domestic port These
questions involved incidentally the right of the United
States 10 levy contributions the commerce Of Mexico
under the laws war for the purpose OF throwing the bur
den Of the war upon hcr because her ports IN our pos
session were TO be considered ports of the United States
then the contributions thus imposed improperly exact
ed The contributions thus levied amounted TO nearly tive
millions dollars and the duties on goods imported IRON
these ports into the United States amounted 10 about mi
lion hall more. The decision oi the Supreme Court now
has settled that the ports and places IN our pos
session during the war; by force Of arms III foreign
country and that the goods imported from them into the
States liable duty and has also INDICATED the course
and policy of the last administration in laying the war con
tibutons the enemys commerce in the manner il did,
The opinion OF the delivered BY Chief Justice Ia
new and was unanimous
Attorney General Johnson for the Government, and Mes
sieurs Webster and Mccall for the claimants
The National lnelgcncer says that Mr.. johnson has
succeeded before the Supreme Court in another important
case saving three millions the Government IL was
case 10 test the validity Of titles immense number oil
acres OF land Louisiana claimed under the old Spanish
grants The decision of the Court below reversed
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THEORY OF MtRRIA1;T.'.-

THEORY OF MARRI AtiI..-TIcrc was a merry follow
enppcd with Plato two thousand years ago and
sttion TUNED anon love and The choice wives He said
''hc had learned tsGin very early tradition that
create! male and en1e, With Il duplicate Of limbs and
performed has locomotive functions with rotary movement
on wheel; that he became III consequence excessively
ln~oent tai Jupiter indignant split him in Since that
le each runs through the world in quest OF the other halt
II the original halves meet the; very loving couple
otherwise they subject 10 miserable scoiing pcey!sh
and uncongenia iiairimony The search, he said
rendered difficult for the that aghtei
hii that did not belong la him. another did necessarily the
same I'LL the whole affair thrown into rretrievab
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GRAVITY rs Fol.Lf.-li was saving of Paey that he
who is not fool hall of the time is a fool all the time
Bober Hall who held similar opinion On being reproacb-
ed by very dull PreIcer with the exclamation
q man who breaches ike you tall IN trng manner
talk your nonsense in the pulpit talk mine out of il -
The eminent Doctor South being in the midst OF troc on
one OCCASION and seeing dgned acquaintance approach
ing excaimed"Stop we must be grave now; there is
tool coming"
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phens and James R. Bryan; Lancaster-S Downing and b
b Robinson; Northampton-Wm. T. Fitchef; Williams
burg--A C. Garrett; W r. c. Douglass Northumberland
James NJ Smith, Edwin Nelms ID. Cox, and Jno ID. Belts
Mahews-H w. Dainger6ed; York;. X. Garrett, John
4 Jones: Elizabeth Ciy--George Booker, +. Alaory
Warwick-Nm Young.
The committee having retired il was motion, resolved
that the Convention take recess for two hours.
The convention having again assembled, Geo Booker on
the par of The committee of nomination stated he in
sircted to present the names Of Hon. Henry \. Wise of
Accomac as delegate and Beverly Tucker of Williamsburg
as alternate from the Democratic party and the names Of
Col r. A. Cluybrook Of Northumberland, as delegate and
Col Robert McCandsh Of Williamsburg as alternate from
the Whig party. The report received with burst OF
enthusiasm BY the Convention and on the question being
scverav taken upon each nomination they were unanimous
IL confirmed 1t then announced by the President that
Henry A. Wise and r. a. Caybrook had been duly appoint
ed delegates and Beverly Tucker and Robert McCandsh al
tcrnae delegates represent the Seventh Congressional
District of the State Virginia in the Southern Conyen-
lion which is assemble in Nashville tennessee on the
first Monday in jane next.
On motion OF John X. Ryan, IL was unanimously resolved
I'm, thc several delegates To this Convention do pledge
themselves 10 raise sufficient fund 10 deay the expenses
If the delegates To the Southern Convention in the
that , Legislature the State makes provision or
the same
On motion of Col Neuis, of Northumberland, was re-
solved that these proceedings bc signed by tile President
and Secretaries ami be published III all me papers OF me
States and that tie Washington Mon ana National nel
gcncer also be requested publish The same ana mat The
President furnish copy each OF the delegates appointed
to the Convention
When on motion, the Convention adjourned sine die.
WM II. ROY. President.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.


TEE UNITED STATES AND CALIFORNIA RNPREss
PhadslThia and Crescent City saturday 2ih
Meeting with the mail steamer Tennessee from PanAms.
18th. This the only orranred California Expess Comps
n.y. and prepared 10 for~ ard freight 70 San rranoco In
about - daysfrom New York Capt Abram Baneksr takes
charge Of Eooos in covered boat from tie
Chaess river, ard hcssrs C0rvns Brothers Co. ship i'm
mesiately from Panama By CONSUMERS
neir invoices certified At the house, hy Leaving
them At eur once, No. Wall street, New York
Al hlLLEa, co, PIorretor'.
TE,ArLoR AND DE RAUrRR. FORWARDING AND
Commission herohsnts Chsres, N. q. We are pro-
pared 70 forward all oods TO having Light
t-nusht bests with fnds suitable for the
vsysnee o. pss.sns. and freight We hsye sss mad.
qorsona and Crus. that there will he delay Upon
hthnue. NIX TAYLOR, late Of Baitimore.
IN DE BAUfRF, late o. Nsp oriss.s.
References In ksy York, Howard Sons "a Broadway.
oar Y H.'s 81 B.sy.r street. cGs-,s Bro
s'sso. Crhfo-~h-
GREeoRr's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE ExPREss PER
- steamer Crescent CITY 2sth SeptsmbsrThe subscribe
er will despatch Special Express By the above steamer
charge ~ competent who will superntend
the transportation Of the goods the Ishus. aai
heir reshiInent at Panama, and accompany them IN
~ they are delivered IN charge Of Mr. Joseph W Gregory
Immediate delivery 70 the eonfgness In San Francisco and
various parts Of California The arrangements ~ this line
are utriet and delay that b. provided
sssase Iars.s T'sst In, "a. morning o. the day %
freight must be delivered At oce prior 70 the day of
ThoNPsoS q HITCHCOCK, Manager, ana AGENTS.
lp Pearl street corner o. " all street.
1ense IN clearing their goods At the Custom House Terms
reasonsblc.
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BATHS.

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~ chest or side bronehitr. eryspelas liver eomplanta
The safe and enectua remedy for the above complaints
Is J. CAROLS mediested Sulphur, aud ioaine
baths AZ Barclay street used ana msndsd BY the most
eminent Physician Of th zad neishborlg eitie for ne
pat twenty-five years.
V>BE ONLY SULPHUR BATHS hEConMEN DED Bp
Drs. Mott Stevens, nacnsven, ksiison, Boyd, smith,
Dixon; niilet and ethsr eminent phypioiAns remedy
for salt Itch BARRIERS Itch Affections srup
other diseases srsins che
r. CAROLS celebrated Sulphur saths, 40 Barclay
street