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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-15

Aangal Report Of The Treasurer Of the Montgo-
cry County 1gricgNnral Society for 1858.
RECEIPTS.
Subscriptions from members -S2s2 90,
Entrance fees at gate, etc. 762 49,
Tournament and other sources % 90
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-15


A SHOCKING. HOMICIDE. Last even
ing, between land 8 o'clock, desperate
deed of blood was enacted in South Bal
timore. A young man named VIM. w.
Taylor, while passing along Henrietta
street, near Light. and when opposite
the public house of John Kenny, was
accosted by q party of men. who asked
him to treat Taylor refused, when one
of the party knocked him down, and an
other, jumping from one of the buggies
in which the parties had ridden to the
house, caught Taylor by the hair Of the
head, and putting pistol close to the
back of the skull, fired.
The ball passed clear into the brain,
and Taylor with single gasp, fell over
on the curb. The perpetrators then
jumped into the bpggies and attempted
to escape by fast driving One of the
vehicles was upset, and Thomas Easton,
an occupant, was captured by the police,
who were attracted to the spot by the
report of the pistol. The rest aban-
doned the vehicles and ran away on foot.
Taylor was lifted from the pavement and
carried by several citizens to his board
ing house, No. SO Henrietta street, near
Charles, and about square distant from,
the scene of the shooting. Dr. George
w. Benson was summoned, but he l;ved
only short time Immediately upon
the shooting, Captain Woods, Sergeant
Crouch and other officers of the district
started in different directions to arres
the perpetrators of the crime, but up t,
midnight no more had been arrested.
Taylor, it is said was member O
The Bethel Church, Lee street, and wa
on his way to the wharf to witness IT,,
return of the Sabbath School on boarc
the steamer Lancaster, from an excur
sion to Lower Canton, when the muir.
derous assault was made upon him. De.
ceased wss 26 years of age, native Of
Accomac county, Va, and shoemaker
by trade. While the examination was
progressing before the coroner, sister
of the deceased arrived at the house,
and her shrieks and cries wero heart
rending to hear.--iSa,s Of Wednesday,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-15

|. Dawson. James B. Necl.
GRADE AND NATIVE.
CoDsDaiuee.- Richard w. Williams,
G.. 7. Weaver, William uomillor.
WORKING OXEN

For best pair Of oxen 50 90
For second best do 90
For third best do 3 90
COMMITTEE. "a George T.. Brooke, Hazel
b. Cashcll, g NJ Watkins
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Bal. in hand, forpre'ms not callcd,for S43 AZ,

INDEBTEDNESS on SOCIETY.
Balance due on Lumber S734 o.
Balance due on purchase Of gyound 800 00
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Pluwman and PloWinc
COM. OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

]. Il. DUFIEF, 1T. DEsEIIuN
JOS, IL BAILEY, WIN. BRADDOCK.
B. w. WATERS.
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Tobacco.
Best sample Tobacco, not less than 5 lbs 50 80
Committee. Nathan s. White, N. r.
Darby, Francis Valdenar.
Flowers.
Best display Of Flowers 50 90
Second best do ] 90
Committee. Samuel T. Stonestreet,
A. r.. Wordsworth, j L. Kidwcll.
Hams.
Best Ham of Bacon SO 90
Second best do Q 90
Third best do 90
Committee ALLEN B, Davis, Joseph
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min s. White, William Clagctt.
CulinarY Department.
COMMUNE libiilsti ID
J. ID. Bowie DR.. Macka
Seeds,
Flour

C0Dl8aittee.- Upton Darby, Evan Ly-
ons, + Lyddane
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Fruits.
Tobacco.

Committee. Robert p Dunlop, Thos
j. Davis, Edward Lytiaane.
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THE sen TIN Ell.
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Gs- We publish to-day an article

FRIDAY. JULY IS, 1850.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1859-07-15

Bet family Floaf (quarlef IafrolJ s. %
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Best superfne Flour do 90,
Best fine do do 90,
Committee George Shoemaker. viii.
liam Edes, Robert r. Dodge
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QUICK DRAFT.
For the best Stallion $50 90
Do Mare or Geldng 10 90
Do span OF Horses or Mares 3 90
Do 3-year old Colt or Filly- 10 90
Do 2-ycar old do do 8 90
Do l-year old do do 2 90
LOuisidcrs to pay 81 entrance.
PACERS--Under Saddle or in Harness.
For best Horse, Mare or Gelding $40 90
[open to all--0utsiders to pay 50 entrance. I
HORSES OF GENERAL UTILITY.
For best Stallion SIS 90
do Mare or Gelding 90
Committee, y oseph II. Bradley, C.
A. Harding, Xachariah Waters.
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HORSES BLoODED.
LoDlnllllec. --AIIcn D0dgc, UeOrge
Robert Dick.
QUICK DRAFT

Committee. William Il. Stubs, j
II. Gassaway, William g. Robertson.
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Premiums awarded at Fair S2o9 90
Putting fence around ground 80 60
Building stables anAlaLorex-
pended on ground las oe
Band Of music during Fair Is 90
Hauling lumber, fees paid to.
clerks, gate-kceper, etc. 2la 90
Amount paid for lumber lac 40
Amount paid for printing 3s 80
Incidental expenses zas
-z- ,029 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
DENTIST.
hD w ] GILLLn IL S Z REMOX

4 10. " q. NUIIU II a . II " NJ =
IL ed his Dental Office 20 Room No Is, Hoffman bloc
Superior street. East of Public Square South of p @ All
who need ths service OF pentst, will save themselves
much SUFFERING we'll as MONEY ny giving him "a
cal Eec rcity used TO mitigate pain, for those who de-
sire It.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSE PTED
On Gold, Silver Porcelain and Nulc7nzed Rubber Base,
thu bost Teeth Ia from Sl0 10 SO. Coli
6ilnss according szs Of the cavity from 50; upward
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

THE NuRsERY BUANEss As we have said
over and over again, the nursery business Of
tbs vicinity is an important element in the
prosperity Of our city. 1t does more to at
tract attention to our place and beauties it's
suburbs more, thai anything else that can
be named. The firms engaged in this trade,
furnish an immense amount of freight to tho
canal and railroads, and so we'll is this under.
stood, that Railroad Companies at the west,
are paying considerable attention to the matter.
Mr.. Il. u. Bailey, General Freight Agent Of
the Cleveland, Columbus, aud Cnciunlti Rail-
road, has been here for two or three weeks
past, expressly TO influence tho direction of
this class of freight, and we learn that he has
been suceessiul in sending a very large proper
ton Of the trees destined for the south aud
southwest, over the line which he represents -
lie has made very good impression upon
those with whom he has been brought in con
tact, and laid the foundations of good thing
for his road We believe he has about conolu.
ded the duties Of his mission, and will leave
for the west this evening. --ROehester Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
Eishing EnclIie.

Nges JUST RECEIGED--An.
- other ne Il { Of Conr0v's Fisbiue nck 10
io5 taking Pie Bass Trout slhsTin lake rT
eis OF brook, such - Rods Reels ines Houls suSs
Flies, Fly Books Minnos seines, Neis, &c a. al ~
II. HArTER6LEFiS Gun store
~ l0l Superior q. Cleveland. OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

BURIED ALIyE--MIRAcULoU EscApE.-On
Thursday afternoon about five O'Clock two men
named Dirshem and Koch, together with
another mao those name we did not learn, weIe
engaged in digging sewer at tn, new brewery
Of Conrad Burn, in the South end of the city,
end had reached depth Of twenty feet, when
the embankment cayed in completely burying
Koch and Dirshem under The loose earth =
The other man VIII was but partially covered,
scrambled out, and gave the alarm A num-
Der ofmen Immediately went to work 10 shovel
away the earth, and about nine o'clock the same
evening succeeded in rescuing the two diggers
from their premature grave. The proper rem.
edles were appied and the two men soon re
stored to consciousness, alter having been four
hours buried under twenty feet Of earth. They
sustained no other injuries than few severe
bruises and strains. Their feelings while ly
ing under the crushing weight Of the earth
and their Joy at being restored TO life aud lipht.
may possibly be imagined, but cannot be de.
scribed. When il was known TO the multitude
that had eongTegated at the spot that the two
men were still alive, tbe SPECTATOR gave vent
to their joy in tremendous shot COLUMBUS
SfaissmaH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

shiltng per week 20 City Subscribers.
BiVe Dollars per year 20 Mail Subscribers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
COOKING STOVE
The Oval Pnrlor Stove called
II HI E P u a RI.

For Anthracite Coal OF Cote. Is beaufful new pattern
and pronounced by the dozens or using the
Heater.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
Builders & Arfbitrfts.

BROOKS S. G. & L. W., BUILD
- ERS. Also danufacturers u Doors, Blinds sash,
Brackets and all kinds Of Scro-sawne and Gothic
Particular aten paid to FittinFUp Stores Factory
nvision-st Centre nlock l,levnlnn1 y. nna-cal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

bsD- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
pape.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

The st Louis Evening News, published in a
Slave State, which, thanks 20 fearless nde.
pendent press, and such patriots as Frank
Blair, Edward Bates, and Gratz Brown is fast
becoming Free, utters the following startling
aud war Mug truths in the cars OF tho Slave.
holding and the Slave supporting DemOc attic
journals South and North. Let Northern
DOughiaces of all political professions ''rsad
aud inwaidly diegst."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
ENAMELED GRATEs AND HOUSE FUR
NISHfNG GOODS.
Do, COpper, and Shret IrOn Warr.

Is the largest In the market aud lust rcceifd frnI
the host II inses IN Cucnusu and New Yuik, Vboru the
were recently selected at tho oWes prices. ouf assert
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
THE VICTOR"

HALL, SCHOOL HoUsE, OR STORE AND CHURcHl
HEATER,
Is proved 20 bn Heater with the same amount
Of Anthracite Btumiuous Coal than any other
the same purposes; as II Is Furnace AMI IN ono
combination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31
CLEVELAND. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81, 1859,
MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING, OUT 81, 1850,
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

CR Paiu IND ornamental priniug every descrip ion
done the Printing Establishment ths IfADER Ofce
on the latest improved and rapid Stesm pressct in
tue best Style on short notice tnd reasonable rates
Isrtcuar attention paid TO blank work. livery detcip
gon OF Binding done, especially BlanN Books, Ledgeis
Journals Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C. 40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-31

Still continues large, aud the BTsT ounIrY.
~. TIN ROOFING AID al Johbing in our iire. We
execute with prOnt tue,s tud 'pcsphiCh
We having Sc eced IN 80 Goods, cesched above ia
nors Il, at tnn lowest Cash pucos. Ofer ale
coIdns'y This feet, gethsr with ou- thur cen We ~
expeeuoe, enables us TO tuARANrSE SATIsFAGrioN aud
oer our large stock of God ut prcos as caa cheaper
1hsn t9sy gan be 9pToaas 9's2%hsIe N thls ma'ket
Therefore don't fail tn call rul decide iSr yOunevns ut
the old and we'll kn iwn store Of
w. L. MARVIN,
No. AZ Public slaare near.y opposite old Conr House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

PROFESSOR VELPEAU, Chief Surgeon of the
Charity Hospital in Paris, is going to put one
of its wards in the charge of a mulatto named
Wires, we'll known as the Black Doctor" who
Assesses which had been pronounc ID to be ut
terly desperate cases. His remedies are yege-
table, brought from the Dutch East Indies. The
most striking of his cures is that of AdOlphe
Sax, the celebrated brass instrument maker
whose face was nearly consumed by a cancer
The ''Blaek Doctor" has now under treatment
the wife of stock broker, famous for her beau
ty and given up incurable in her thirty-fourth
year by her former physicians, Ricord and Mel
eston. WIRES will cure her This mulatto ES-
culapius receives fees Of fabulous amount. but
not too dear for the value of his services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

MAsoUERADERs IN MILwAUKIE.-A great
masquerade ball was given in Milwaukee about
q week ago. The News of that city, in the
course of an article describing it, says:
''0ne gentleman fell in love with his own sis
ter, while another man danced talked and pro-
menaded with gentleman in woman's dress
three hours, in the vain hope of finding out who
the dear creature was. One young man took
his mother to the supper, and great was the sur
prise Of both on learning hOwmatters stood.
One Of our leading merchants gave his ring to
young lady if she would raise her mask that
be might see her features, when it was his own
sister, who he supposed was at home with the
toothaehe. Two gentlemen got in q warm dis
Pute as to who certain young lady with a black
domino was, and after making wager of two
bottles of champagne, found out the young lady
was the younger and misehievous brother of the
losing party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
THE CELEBRATED
DR.. J. S. ROSES MEDICINES

of
These remedies the result of thirty va wears
OF extensive and successful practice, and arc the
that hssh Is heir to.
DIR. J. 5. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. OR PIX
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coug hs Colds,
hoarseness. BRONCHITIS, and all Lung diseases.
DIX. }; ;. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP
or Blood Further, Tor the cure of Scroiula Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
Price 81. ~ '
DIR. ]. :. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price 81 cents. '''
DR. J. ;. ROSES PAIN CCRER. IL is not A
cure all; but it alone has stood the test of IS wears
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains In the stomach and Bowe Sprains Rmi.as
Pains in the Limbs Joints, Back and spine or snx
pain internally or externally. Price, IL, s. and q
fyou wish TO get cured of any of the above COM
plants, get DIR. J. :. ROSES GENUINE MEDI-
ClNESy which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle; Sold by druggists generally.
~. B.-Beware of those poor nostrums nnrnor,ing
to be tho best in the world. in 81 ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL w Trapnall, XIV;
u Sanborn, Mast; c n Beach. Il McDonough.
Beck, Miss StOval, Mrs Elder. Pa w III Mar
shall, Darwin, j Frank, J Adams : Collins
Miss Billings. w Brownell, Mrs w vi JcrinoIe
r. BrOwnell, NY: G c Gordon. q w Riddle Del:
w Staples. Texas; o Flynn, ID Bacon and
lady, Mich; A Reinbold. Donaldson, Mo- = :
Darwine, Ala; Turner, Va; T. Pierson. NJ; Il l.
Williams. l. SaSscer. w Van Duerson Md: j
B Todd, DacOta, III II Garnett. Va; G. T. White
Mass; w Bennett, Me; w A Fuller, Phil
lips, w E COrwin. Mrs Browne, Y; Zeph Tur-
nrr, Jr, Va; X Cook. Colonel A Hanks
Norris, Ga w Brown. NC; Jones, Miss; 6 B
ell, S1ppington, Md; Radley York; c
blanchard, Mich; w Howard, Md; Z Pen
dleton, Va; J Hayes, A Brunmel and lady Ny;
] Swami, McCBawne, A w Won Schmidt. Nd:
Hon Nj Bolts Va; II Feno f. Mcpherson Pa: G
b Crittenden, u A; c Sergeant Pa: J w Ball
Col Craven. Md; Drummond. Ms; Schmidt
Nii Il u Atkinson, do; f. Ward. Fort Laramie;
WILLARDS' HOTEI..-E B Hart C. II Pot
ter, hargons, c F Briggs, ID Hunt. NYk;
r Mcclellan, II Bell, jr, F Smith. Pa; c :
Pittman, M W Kemp, Ala; Barstow, jr, C H
Miss NJ ii Andrew, III Sheldon and lady, Miss
Chaplin, l. Chaplin, NY; L. Stebbins and LADY, q p
West; Md G Fosdick, T l. Wibray X Dun
can; La Brown and lady, Ill; Bensusan, jr.
Norton, Harrison, Patterson Pa; Mr. and Mrs
Sadly, Rest, l. NJ Miller, w Autchins and
lady; Il Rabbit and lady. York; Mr. and Mrs
A Croker and lady, ii Nj Parker Mass; w SauIs-
bury, Bel; Wister, w A NJ Fuller w Seymour
Mr. Carrlgan, Pa; Mrs ID Murphy, b Field
Mo; w Bender, DC; Col Craven, e benson, jr
w Martin. NY ~
BROWNS' HOTEL Crew, Ia; Saxton
Pa; Gibbons, do; Rogers. NJ; w II Crom
melln do Smith. Nv; W : COldwell do: T.
ID Coldwell. do; T. ID Shoemaker N.Y. A War
Ter, and lady, la; w Whiting. Mo; Dr Hope
Ill III l.ills La; III Middleton, Va: b b Ten
dale, do; w |. shepherd, Mo; f. Warwick. Pa; A
r Hazard and lady. do; A X Haley. Tenn; NJ :
simpson and lady, Pa NJ NJ Brooks, Miss; D,.s-
NTH, NY; f. Battin, o; J X Powell and lady
Ala w Frew and lady, Pa; r A Taylor and sons
Ma; Mason, do; Douglas, CT; Mrs Curry. Ala
klRkWOOD HOUSE. Winston. Va; T. ID
warren; Mich; Rankin, do; LOWS, Cal; )
Reynolds, Mass; + Crenshaw, Cal; w r MAJ
ruw and lady, Mo; Miss Magruw, do; G VIII
Ian Cad; ) Barbour, Va; Il : Hall and daughter
do; II l. Galwhen. do; Capt C Carter and fami-
~, USS; w Jones. Ny; ID q Eifenderfer FL
hoso; Judd, NY; c johnson, Del smith.
Nd w IA Robinson, Pa; W X Crawford Texas
UNITED STATES HOTEL Jones; Ind:
SCorweil NJ; Clements. do; ID Shawen Va;
Va; Mr. Luton, Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
THE EVENING STAR.


The LAsr OF THE House or TrNoUR.-The
King Of Delhi and his family have now finally
disappeared from the scene On the Sd OF De-
Gem Der they were carried ON the Niagara, which
Immediately steamed down the river on her
way to the Cape. The King is accompanied by
two of his wives, his son, and his grandson, the
only members of the race alive, except one or
two still in arms. The old man seemed thor
oughly content, stretched himself upon his pill
lows, and asked two of the officers their rank
in the vessel. Two hundred years ago the agents
Of the East Indis Company stood before this
mans ancestor, then the absolute ruler OF 100,-
900, 600 of people, with folded hands. begging
permission to exist at asingle town upon the
coast. As the natives say, it was the foothoid
granted to giant. The extinction OF the house
leaves but two Mussulmen soyeregnties OF the
first class in existence in the world. One OF these
il lettering and if Mahometsnism as a creed
is not declining-it certainly increases in In
dia-its temporal power would appear to be
rapidly passing away.-LOndOn paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

FURNACES UNHEALrHY-We are glad to find
that people generally are becoming dissatisfied
with hOt-air furnaces, as a means of warming
houses. They are Objectionable in every way
The heat Is very unequally distributed; the
air Is decidedly impure in the rooms which are
warmed by this process; persons are much more
liable to colds, catarrhs throat diseases. &c
who occupy rooms warmed by furnace. than
those which are warmed by stoves or hot water
pipes. Medical journals are taken up this ques-
tion and the matter will be thoroughly ex-
amined.-PhH. Argus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01
THE GREAT VITAL REGENFR.T0p
TRlESEMhRt IN

TX ESEMAR-Protected by Royal Letters Pat
Eno d M, anu secured by the Seals OF the
lege of Medicine, Vienna WV 'P 0''"A wi
~ TO, ! Is lnyanable for relaxation, spermatorrpa,
anu Physlcal exhaustion, and liz a tonic
no. completely eradicates all traces Of those is
lat nave been hitherto treated BY the na seous
NO. has entirely supplanted the injurious use OF
erenry, thereby Insurlng To the sufferer speedy
venom of disease
TRIESEMAR, No. /. and 5, are prepared in the
tofh oil iozenge, devoid of taste sino, and can
De carried In the waistcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
fasks, AND DIVIDED lST9 sEPARATE DOSES as admin
istered BY valpeau, Lallenan, Roux, Ricord, &c,
&c. Price IS each, or four cases in one for ~
which saves 81 and in eT SEES, whereby there in
saving Of %. To be had. wholesale and retail al
DIX; HARROW, Isl Prince street, New York I'm.
mediateiy on reesiying q remittance, DIR. Barrow
securely packed and addressed socordinr to the ir
o0uououn of0o vrtof. d. iIIA1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-03-01

DR. sTEpRR STEPHEN Bh 4 rR Y.
OFFICE No. al, THIRTEENrH STREET,
FoNr Doors South Of PsnnSylpania ArsnKs.


Or; BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he
ted as above. lie feels assured that an OK 6@
large humber and great variety
cases that he has treated successfully, will enable
rsSs to his SWn 9p
the opinion IF many men eminent in the
Parmly, has led him. long since, to discard ali meT:
esurial preparations for filling the teeth, also all
for the construction Of Continuous Gum Teeth, and
that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, is the only
was most conclusively shown by the last American
Dental Convention.
Although he Hatters himself from his long resi-
dence and practice In Washington, he is favorably
known To his numerous ends and patrons he begs
lsave to refer them to the following
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany, of
DR. STEPHEN BAlLY ' Dear eay to expires. m,
tor 700 PST,on.y and my sonads&ss in you as
highly satisfactory hope that you receive the patron
age from my friends and The pablo that skill well
Washington, Aug. %, 1855 j. W. FRENCH
From one Of the oldest sr,ns-in Baltimore sssrs.
H,,,, .mD.vl BOf s. s cO,,a"T c.
sty 70 execute or ne an mpOriant and difficult
Psss q aa Which he dd to y '9iIIs and in
the Dental College Of Baltimore ied after repeated trials,
Of his professional sklll.
Baltimore, Jan IL, 1851. Hartmann BoGGs
Extract from note reesired from the late Hon. John
NJ Clayton.
U. Senate, Aug ls, 1856
The teeth you made for admirably nothing could
be better Very gratefully, JOHN nj. CLAYTON.
Tie those seeking relief from the malad
che srfuy nd DR. B,ly superior dentist He
made set Of porcelain teeth for Of family and plug
geo teeth Tor myself aud the work has stood ell
more than ten yssEs- ROBERT T. NIXON,
April Is, $50. Va. Conference NJ L. Church South
We, the undeIsignsd, having had avail our
selves OF the professional. skill OF DR. Buy,
st this city, having been eOgniIant Of hs
our families or friends take pleasure expressing
ration OF hs artistic SKILL well the uniformly
manner IN which he performs the delicate
operations la Dental Surgery and cully
mend him to the confidence and patronage public Of
which We consider him nently worthy.
THOMAS U. " ALTER, Architect U. S. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, M d., Of washn gton, ID. Z.
b. BOHRER NJ. d., Of Georgetown, d. c.
N g. LINCOLN, NJ. d., Of W ashin gton, u. e.
JOS. n. BRADLEY, Of Woshin gto1, d. e..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex Gov ernor of Florida
WALTER LENOX, TX M iyor OF Washington,
HENRY BALDWIN, y. s. Patent Office.
o. c. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.