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HOLIDAY srREEF THEATRE.-On reference to
the list of performances, it will be seen that MIR.
N. JOHNSON takes his Benefit this evening. lie
is one of the most talented actors connected with
this establishment, and has never failed to elicit,
in whatever he personated, the highest praise
and warmest marks of appreciation from those
who are Judges of, and are at all times ready, to
award the due need of praise TO, fine acting
The bill is very attractive one, and we will
hazard the prediction, that, independent of the
inducement it holds out to the stranger and 9th
ers to visit the Theatre tonight, the friends and
admirers of Mr.. johnson will attend, in full
force, and thus give the best proof they can of
the estimation in which they hold his talents as
an actor, and their respect for him as a man.
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S26,O4O.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

RARE VEGETABLE.-Mr. John Michel, whose
uncommon success in the culture of fruit, flow
ers and vegetables has often challenged our
editorial, commentator, has entitled himself to
the credit 0f introducing a new vegetable into
our horticulture He exhibited to us, yesterday,
a fine specimen of the Yam JMassieot, or St
Domingo potatoe, raised in the open air, in his
garden on the Neck. This potatoe grows on a
rich and luxuriant vine, with large and beauti-
full heart-shaped leaves, the vine itself, and not
the root, bearing the fruit. We are told by Mr.
M. that the potatoe when cooked exhibits a
bright gamboge celor, and is superior in flavor
to the Irish potatoe. MIR M has also succeeded
in raising this new vegetable from the seed-the
common mode of planting 1t being by cuttings
of the fruit Charleston Courier.
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sB TCTIARD DUVALL respectfully informs his
2 z friends and the public generally that he has re
moved 10 No. 2IO baltimore STREET, 1--WE Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street. where has hand and shall continue to keep
a large and choice selection e. CARPETING, &c
Consisting of super Velvet, SaHony Brussels, Imperial
treepy super and fine Ingram and Venetian Competing
with Rugs match, Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor Baizes, Table and Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining the trade of the goods
this fall importation, new and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the city trade and will be sold as cheap,
and favorable the same can be purchased
of any house this city, Philadelphia OF New York
{hy-Persons wishing 10 supply themselves with
articles in his line are requested give him call before
making thi.r selections. dtt au %
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FLORIDA.

THE FLORIDA WAR.-The ship Gov Parkhill,
arrived yesterday, says the Savannah Republican
of the 18th ult. with 225 u S. recruits, destined
for service in Florida. The officers are Lieut.
Van Horn, Sd Infantry, commanding the detach-
ment; Lieuts. Sherwood and Humber, 9TH Infan-
try, and Lieut.. Lugenbeel, Sth Infantry. The
presence of these recruits in Florida will be
heartily welcomed. The companies to which they
are to be attached are not half full, and of all
those whose names are borne on the muster roll
many are suffering from sickness and debility
These brave men go to a field where is more Of
cvpress than of the laurel. We trust that kind
fortune may send them that success which ha.
been hitherto denied to as fine troops as evel
faced an enemy. .a
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PILOT Il TRANSCRIPT.
BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER A.

GALE ON LAKE BURoN,-The Buffalo Com
mereial of Wednesday contains an account of
tremendous gale on Lake Huron, which contin-
ed for several days. Much damage was done.
No accounts of the loss Of any lives had reached
that city Among the vessels which suffered
most, was a new and elegant steamboat, the
Missouri, with $50 passengers Oh board, of
whom 40 were females. She was on her way
to Detroit, from Buffalo. 1t win be seen from
the following, which we take from the CONNER
cial, that the situation of the passengers was
truly appalling, and their escape most siSnally
providential.
son Friday last the Missouri encountered
the gale when she was some 30 miles from shore,
AMI from what has been gathered, her situation,
and those on board must have been deplorable
Soon after the blow commenced, the brick work
and connecting pipe of the boilers became loose,
which compelled the engineer to quench the
fire. in order that the disaster might be remedied
But before this was accomplished, however, the
force of the waves carried away the rudder pest,
thus rendering the vessel entirely unmanageable.
In this situation, she lay rolling at the mercy
of the clements all of SO hours; and so mimi
neat was the danger, that all on board, save tue
captain and few others, yielded to their ieafs'
and in circle Of small compass asselnDled To-
gelher in the cabin, and prepared by prayer Tor
the fate that threatened them.
,or II da"L Sia~ed 70 and fro, and the hold was
four feet deep with water, Captain Wilkins was
firm in his belief to save the boat and those on
board. All the goods upon the deck We're cast
overheard, embracing some ten tons OF crockery,
hardware, &c. In the hurry was also thrown
over small part of the baggage belonging, to
the passengers This relieved the boat consider
ablv: and bv continued exertiens, Capt. w. sue
ceeded in getting the vessel under command
again, and finally returning to Detroit in safety,
to the infinite delight and thankfuness OF all on
board"
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SHIPPING RECORD.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER 4, 1870

CLEARED.
Ship Roanoke, Smith, Rio de Janeiro.
Schooner immensely, Werett Philadelphia.
ARRIVED,
schr Roxana, Busick frem New York
Schr Havre de Grace, from Havre de Grace.
Schooner Index, from Iiavre de Grace
Sehrs Orbit and Starlight; from HayTe de Grace.
Schrs Mary Ann and Amanda, from Hayre de Grace
SlOop Miller, Olive, from Philadelphia.
steam packet Jewess, Holmes, ftsm Norfolk. Re-
ports large ship Oft Rappahannock, ard a three
masted schooner of DO deeply loaded.
SAlbED--Brig Jane; Fitzgerald, Savannah; schrs r.
Dorsey, Peterson Laguayra, aud Tom Wood ,symonds,
Charleston.
Ship Alexander, Croker, for Baltimore was loading
at Liverpool Sih Oct.
Brig Eleanor, jones, for Baltimore, cleared at Sa-
vannah 29th ult.
Brig IEous Jones, from Baltimore for Mobile was
spoken 18TH ult off the Bahamas, 10 days from the
schooners f. p. Cohen, Cromwell and Henrietta,
Parker, for Baltimore went to fom Charleston Doth
ult
PHIL ADELPHIA, Nov. 3-Arr scbr Cyrus, Malaga,
Sept 81
Cleared, slip Archer, New Orleans brig Eagle, Glen
fuegos schr Agnes, Kingston, Jam; John r. Breck,
Grand Gallon, La,
NEW YORK, Nov. a-Cleared, slip Calhoun,
Charleston; brig Caspian, do.
Arr packet ship New York from Liverpool 9Th Oct
Below, packet ship Westminster from London 10Th
Oct.
Packet ship Formosa, from Havre LIST Oct
Packet ship Louis Philippe, from Havre Slh Oct
Slip Carroll of Carr0lltOn, from Hayrc.
Brig Splendid, 81 days from Malaga.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 3l-sl'd, sw brig Kron Prn-
cessan, Amsterdam; brig Mary Hecn Boston.
RICHMOND, Nov, Arr schrs John Barr, fin Bat-
more; ROchambeau, do.
NORFOLK, Nov. Arr schrs ]. w. Kempton, New
York; David Cox, dO Ostrich, Boston
Below, schr Meridian, I'm Portsmouth, NH.
There seteen 20 and so sail Of vessels at anchor
in Hampton Roads, Seawell's Point &C.; among which
several ships and brigs.
CHARLESTON, Oct 30-arr schr Bold Commander,
FIN New Haven, Conn
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2s-Cl'd, ship TmoleOn, New
Orleans.
Arr schr Eagle, I'm Boston.
Oct 29-CFd, brig Eleanor, Baltimore.
Arr ships John Hale, I'm Boston, Newark, New York;
Gov. Parkhill, do brig Madison, 10.
TALLAHASSEE, Fa., Oct 20-CId, schr Queen,
New York.
Arr brig Cumberland, I'm New York.
MOBILE, Oct 26-Cl'd, schr Cohannet, Boston.
Arr brig Mobile, fin New York
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24-Cleared, ships Henrietta,
Trieste; Medford, Boston
Arr ship Russell Glover, I'm New York.
Ship Ohio FIN Philadelphia.
Ship Henry Tuke fin Liverpool Aug. %.
Brig Eliza, fin T'homaston.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENC CT.
ALABAMA.

ALABAMA STATE DEBT.-A table showing the
stock issued by the State to the State Bank and
her branches, and sold, is published in the Mo-
bile Journal of Commerce. 1t appears that in
1912, the amount of principal due is SS11 900,
and interest $4s,660. In 1914, 81, 1SS, 000-in-
terest 81, 2sO. In 1850, 500, OOO-nterest 1000
In 1852, $500, OOO-interest $4,000. In 1858,
1,2sO, oOO-inter est S6o,500. In 1859, 100000
interest $4,000. In 1868, $500, OO0-inter-
est S175, 000 In 1865, 81 900, 0O0-intcrest $50,
900. In 1866, s2,317, Oo0-interest III, $50. The
amount due in 1910, was S434,00o-interest
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NOT1CEs
SCOTFE'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Es.
- Enlistment No. 2 West Fayette street. basement,
story of Banuln's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument
SHOWS the day aud now's the hour"
Idle times are all over for those VINO Will apply
for situations Just bring recommendations and YOU
will certainly find employment
0g-WANTED DAILY, Perters, Waite 3, Ostlers,
Coaelman. Laborers, Clerks, Barkeepers Chamber
maids, Cooks, Wei eh3 Dry h Uses, sc.
this Office.
INFORMATION on any business given or received
or forwarded far near
HOUSES, Lots, Farms, SC for sale, rent or lease.
CITIZENS, Stranger and Emigranls visiting this.
city, would do well IL call at this office.
LOST CHILDREN kept al this Office until called
for.
sLAYES.-Persons having Slaves for life, that wish
10 dispose OF them, either out or in the State, find
purchasers for them al this Office.
Any commands will be thankfully received and
promptly attended TO. Charges moderate, and Earticu
uary be il UNDERSTOOD all communications through the
Post Office must be post paid. au II
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EVER COLD PEN.

THNHE combined qualities of Incorusbilty and dura-
n biy possessed by this new and beautiful article,
may justly claim for il the title of Ever pointed The
body Of the pen is gold, incorrosble metal highly pO
lished, and will always retain its elasticity and beauty,
and the points, formed of metal second in hard
10 no substance heretofore discovered, having the
indssoubIlity of diamond, and wholly insensble
rcson use cannot wear in the slightest degree affect
them. In addition these enduring properties, il has
the sotness and smooihness of the quill pen and its
conobiy allows free and pleasant flow of the ink,
II was invented by j. 1. Hawkins, of London, VINO also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The incest work
manshiP and long application have been necessary to
perfect it, and il is offered the &c Ne Plus Ultra''
of pens, having the beauties efhe quill and metallic pen
combined with its own peculiar exceency ofalways
tanning the same elasticity the easy flow, and the
aame beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time and
This pen has been in for five years, without the
least perceptibe wear. az-WarraAted for one year.
For sale by GARFIELD g. BROTHER,
Corner of Market and Charles streets,
ol3 Agents for the Manufdctur q.
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NETANTED.-A Young Man who has consider
w able experience in bHsiness,is DESTROYS Of obtan-
ing situation in wholesale grocery, -four, commits
sion house, where he could make himself generally
full lie would not object taking charge Of country
store, going any part of the United States, the
capacity Of agent, collector. OF clerk. The most
eXcCpuOnable reference gwen as character capaby,
SC FOrfurther information, apply to Lewis F.Scottis
Hotel. OC IA.
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SITUATION WANTIID-By young man, e
- Their as Clerk or Assistant in wholesale and retail
Grocery, Flour and Commission Store, or in Counting
Room. He fully acquainted with mercantile business
and produce The very best kind of references in re
gard 10 character and qualification For further norma
tiOn apply TO LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S General Intelli
pcnca and AGENCY Ofice. No. 9 West FaNette sIreet
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4 AEHIEDEATELY, 20 to 80 good House Servants
Of good character, Of both sexes from 10 to % years
OF age, slaves for life for very extensive iote N the
city Of New Orleans, where they viii be well treated,
and references will he given if required, that they
expressly forthe gen,cmans USE and nol for spec
uaton and fair cash price will be given application
10 LEWIS F. SC0TTI g General Slave Agency and
Intelligence office, No. West Fayette street, basement
Barnum's Hotel. au6
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DUKEHART's VARIETY STORE.

No l0la BALTIMORE STREET.
(Betw South and Calvert Streets,J
HMT HERE can be had reasonable TERMS the
w following articles
Sweeping, scruEbing, Shoe, soo,h, Weayers' and F
ler's BRUSHES.
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, han
somely etteIed
Willow basket CARRIAGES.
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy ball, common Tops.
Baskets, Washboards, towel rohers.
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes.
Lime Lemon SqueezeH
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays. cake boards, and rolling pins
Moulders Spoons
amp Weeks, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stay Reeds and cane, suitable for reep
makers
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kiicen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassinett, and Cotton
Hand and fySuttles: cabbage Nets, sc
Baltimore. 5monlh. 1910. octS
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A CouNTERrEIT.-On dollar bills of the Cum
berland Bank of New Jersey, are in circulation.
They can be detected by wrong turn given to
the letter ] in the word New Jersey.
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EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENIrSG
RLOIrfsEIS HAEN EST TOOLS. 81.

EVANS PATENT SELF SHARPENIrG
PLOUGE1S. HAEV EST TOOLS. So.
FENHE subscriber is now manufacturing q. < O
4 EVANS reverse point, ar seffsnarTenng LoueEsS
each share (ef cast iron) has two points; and byreveE
ing, act upon the principle of sharpening and there
fore economy in using These ploughs are made intle
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
terms as can be had in this city; together with my
ensive assortment of other make of ploHghs ard 1grct
tural implements generally.
In store very superior Pennsylvania made Grain era
DIES, with Waidron's and Grifhn's Rades Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Waldron's, Gnhn's, aid tmeri-
can manufacture; Scythe Snathes and otier Harvest
tools; Threshing Machines, Horse powers, re. &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some spen4
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
and would invite those wanting such articles TO cali
my work.
All orders viii meet with prompt attention
~ i. s EASTMAN
36 Pratt ST., between Charles Hanover St
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n ESSONS IN STENOGRAPHY.---h
Ia DRAKE, Congressional Reporter, respectfully re-
TO take a COURSE of l. LESSONS IN STENOGRAPHY
ornake rmmEnlAIK application to him, ss no accession
to present number OF pupils can be received Afs
TER THIS wsiE.
Terms very reasonable.
o. Arguments, Speeches, Sc. reported OLE
Apply at Pilot Office, NC. 8, UP stars.l
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND,


FEyBE Preliminary Course of Lectures IN pro-
& gress this institution will with the last
week IN October and regular course for the winter
vii! commence On MONDAY, November the second
giving to medical students not already members of the
Glass; opportunity of attending fail the
usual perioG.
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Medicine.
r. W. HALL, Obstetrics, Hygiene S Medical
jurisprudence.
S. G. BAKER, Matera and Medical Therapu-
tics.
" W. +. AKIN, Chemistry and Pharmacy
W. n. BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
n. k. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
The Professor of Anatomy in addition TO his other DID,
ties after the departure of DIR. Smith, will deliver an
additional course of Lectures on Surgery.
The Faculty happy to have it in their over to
nnounc that their well known facilities for instruction
have been increased during the past by the adj
von of numerous valuable preparations TO their costly
and extensive Anatomical Museum. The splendid
Chemical Apparatus of the University has been mater
ally improved and augmented and valuable collector
OF foreign and American minerals, HIS been placed
the Laboratory for the benefit ofthe Glass in Chems try
Their spacious dissecng rooms and abundant supply
the mateTin enable them offer advantages for the
study cfABatony unequaled by any Institution in the
country; while the Baltimore Infrmary afforded every
convenience for daily clinical instruction both in Surgery
and Medicine. VIM. E. A. AKIN. Dean.
oil 2awtlsN
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SITUATION as Teacher wanted, by young
"A. man, from Portsmouth, COilege,) who has had
TWO years experience in the business of teaching.
situation in a private family or Academy, in near
the city, would be preferred Enquire at the General
intelligence Ofice'' or address M. N. L,' through
the said office, shall be promptly attended to. oc 20
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TEyHE SUBSCREBEiig offers 10 ms friends and
b the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street B1dge,{ Office head Union
Dock) large and general assortmentof seasoned I.lm
her, such as Pannel, Common, Select Cuttings, JOst
Rafters, Shingles, Laths N. Carolina and B. s. Floor
ing, with every other article necessary to make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank, will be sold reduced prices, as have large
quantity hand, All those who buy for cash may
pect a liberal discount D. +. THOMAS.
il Of diff
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TOUGH from Gold or Consumption, and Pain n
the Breast, il less relieved, and often eE
fectualy cured by the COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUAA
ARABIC. II is secret Quaek Medicine, that VIII
every disease-but is judicious combination %
such remedies the Medical Faculty have long ehea
upon for the cure of COUGH and all diseases of tha
breast and Lungs Many medical gentlemen who ara
acquainted with the Ingredients used in the preparation
of this Syrup recommend it in their practice, which
good proof that they have confidence in its curative
power II may be used by all who troubled with
the above named Diseases without the least fear Of
Jury but with decided advantage Prepared onyby
c. X. TYLER
Corner E. Baltimore and High sts., Bait.
Sold in Washington by r. S. Patterson and +. How
ard, and in Georgetown by o. NJ. LinIhcum.
Sc 2-y
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STU ALTON WANTED.

ERY 2olng Nan, as assistant clerk in 4 Gr0sery,
Hg Flour, Commission Store Bar teper. any other
s:uatioa whets lie could make himself useful 10 his
employer. Good recommendations will De given in
regard IN character, Sc. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTI.
No. West Fayete Street, basement story ofBlInIR's
City HOTEL General intelligence, Agency, sHG Brokers
Csice, Ola EstRbIis3nsat.
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CHLORINE TOOTH POWDER. Tor cleans .
" Ing the Teeth, heaing spongy Gums, ana purifying
tie Bre;th. Ii is unnecessary say that tins Tooth
Powder is superior anything else ever invented, but
is confidently believed that will give general satstac
ton TO those who use it, One proof of the superiority
this article is that there many who, after having
used IL fou five year, pronounce II TO be the best
dentrifce they have ever tried Prepared by
G.. K. TYLER,
Corner E. Baltimore and High SITS. Bait
N b. None genuine, without the lac smIie OF the
proprietor upon the side of the box.
jy 30
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nostrums of that vile herd of ignorant preenders, wh
sthrong the paths of the unwary with professions alb
surd for contradiction Come TO the true Fountain ye
mpudent but more unfortunate victims ofdsease, and
hare again in their pIenude the blessings of health.
Do not forget the only place in this city where you can
be eectuaiy and speedily cured of all symptoms ofte
bad diseases, or the money returned, is at
No. 3 Pitt ST. between Front street,
m II and the Bazaar Bridge
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The Governor of Maine has appoir ted the
26th of November as a day of thanksgiving and
praise.
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WANTED.
SITUATTnN YYANTED.

Ely young man from the Northern States Book.
BID Keeper or assistant Clerk IN wholesal retail
grocery flour commission store any other pect
able situation where he could make himself useful tn
his employer The very best of references will be
N regard to character sc. Apply 20
LEWIS F. SCOTTIS
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' Office,
Mo- West Fayette street, basement of BamHn's Chy
HOtei, sc 30
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR
H.4pIeE DE GRACE AND PORT DEPOSIT,
a essn-<xz The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT
EssssVsk Asre Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips
and will leave Patterson's wharf every
Tuesday aud Saturday mornings, at O'Clock
Returning will leave POrt Deposit every "Wednesday
aud Sunday mornings at the same hour and Will land
passengers at Kennards wharf, ChesIersown and
at HOweIl's Point.
UJyIThe Wolcoti has been heightened and thoroughly
ly and entirely repaired hoh in null and machinery, snd
ID in the best possible orde
VIM OWEN,
IS Agent.
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SITUATION WAyTED-Bv Won man

@, = I vi 4 lN5-E " ~ 4 LILLY you man
- who can come highly recommended, either as
Porter IN Grocery, Flour, Commission Store
Waiter, or Bar keeper any other respectable labor
ing WORK where he can make himself useful his en-
ployerand would have objection GO 10 tue Soath
or Nest.-Good recommendations will be given in re-
gard TO character, Sc Apply TO LEWIS F. SCOTTI'S
General intelligence and Agency Once, Old Establish
ment No J, West Fayctte street, basement ofthe City
Hotel
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From the SltSqlehanna Register.


Although the ubic have been oIen imposed uponby
PATENT MEDICINE, yet occasionally really useful and
beneficial medicine is drspised, neglected. merely ke
cause Ssfound in bad company" am led TO these rel
marks by a conversation with friend few days since.
She had been afflicted for several years with disease o.
The heart which had apparently brought her the
grave. One of our skilfu physicians called,
who pronounced her disease incurable. An advertise
Inent of DIR. JAYNE's ExPECToRANT in the Register,
caught the eye OF her friends and bottle of was
mediately procured from Benty Mitchels in Mon
trose. Before she had taken il DAYS there wasas
apparent Improvement She has taken two bottles -
vet, but her health has been nearly restored.
| have no personal motive for recommending thisi
medicine but merely this fact, hoping that may
meet the eye of who are labonng under similar dis
thai they may likewise partake of lis benefits.
A Friend 10 HunGysssy.