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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06
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ROUSE s. JENNlIS Us,
REAL ESTATE
IN SU h A N G e
AGENTS,
No. 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
fohI

8OiF
NOR SALE.-BOLIVAR STREET
n Fronting Prospect-A good house and large lot with
fruit and sh'ubbey. Si0OJ
A ACRES-Iu Euclid, just on th" line from East C'eve-
and-lug house ami frame barn. small ami unt OF tim
her balance well cleared, rt bnck leaning soil Can
be rented .or 1--WE to pay per cent on prce-S5O
KiSSMAN STA corner lot 7512OO feet, well located -
LAKE STA corner lot with stone dwellin' barn.
CLINTON PARK-vacant lot on Moth side 80 eet
mont, running Lake Erie. Also vacant lot on souh
LAKE Opposite the Marine Hospitalvacant 30
65 q tn IN ally. Cheap
AN IMPROVED FARM ~ WISCONSIN-Near 20 two
large towns aud 10 thiCky SO tied CuunlryeO pcr s.
abau one cared with good frame house rich soil
and well V vaiered, $1,000
DOVEK-6l acrts on he Lake shore-soil snndy loam
very ich we'll ed 10 acres good timber, good H IN
house and barn snd orchard gr5fteG fruit, all 10 first
rate order. $50 peracru.
LAKE ST.-BByOnd Clinton Park-vacant lot 36Kl6O IT,
S6i5.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
KTNSN1AN ROADS mites from the Court House-sev-
o'teeu with large COtta-e house barn aud
par pay house and lot IN he cty say 5000 aud most
~ thc balance may remain on bond and mlrtgaBe.-
FARN-In Sheffield Loraiu Co. l90 acres on the No III
Ridge rund, 4mles from Eyra, soil mostly sandy Hnd
gravelly oam wi Il some bolt m land lar.e two Ory
FIRM house and large baru ard orchad-O vau4ble fum
S47 per acre. about thirds may be paid IN guot west
FIVE ACRES-On the Lake shore North Of Perry ST.,
bouul he Sou by he rltt burgh r. has large
bu ldug with engine aud boiler valuable for mauufec-
turing purposes viii take one halt ofPay ~ Western
lands
lLLINOIs-32O ac es in the Eastern part ofhe state
miles from station the Chicago BrHnCh Of inois
Central X r in ine healthy country, improved ia'ms
nll aronud settled mostly hy farmers rom 'h'srogOn g.
maY2i ROUSE Il JENNINGS.
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singular and sad Amiction


happy family circle in Detroit has been
made sorowlul by singular aud fatal
ence. Henry I. Barnes, aged IS years, son Of
the senior editor Of the Detroit Tribune, left
his fathers Office the forenoon of Friday in
eaesrful, happy mood, and went to the gymna
stun on Woodward Avenue AT ten
minutes past IL, young man having
sion to visit the room, found young Barnes
hanging by strap, which suspended from
round Of one Of the ladders. He was cut
down Immediately, but life extinct We
SYM ethze with our deeply afflicted friends Of
the Tribune
Justice Lane held an inquest and summoned
jury, VINO, after examining the spot, and sew
eral Witnesses returned a verdict of accidental
hanging. IL 10 Supposed that he eKperi.
mehting with the strap about his neck, upon
... tue ladder aud that he accidentally lost ms
tOOthud and was suddenly strdnglcd as to
prevent his helping himself with his hands or
feet lie was stripped aud beied for ordinary
exercise. lie was vi naturally cheerful dis
position, not subject despouaency aDJ
had no reason for committing Sc If Destruction
that Is known that eyer AtImated by
word or hiut, which seems o preclude any ldel
save that which the jury have embodied ia their
verdict lie Connected himself the l}ap
tist Church about year since, with an oluer
brother sister, and had derived great hap
tIness from his xpeuence and his church
relation.
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discount OF 25 per cent 10 those who buy TO sell RgaiD
und uhtl lhe rs Of August ueighbus aud friends ho
c1VS @ mem az wholesale pcesi and orders through Tie
Toat Olhce, DpN 'o&3, addressed % n BErIS Viii bs
promptly attended tdeliverng the articles al niv
in the city FREQ OF charge ~ '' f~''
Superior Il. " S'''
Inc following recommeudati n, endorsed BY names ns
~ % %luoe Us any lh The cyi Will show how Is appreciated
by alew uf the families who nTe usinglt;
CLEvELASD May 5th, lsJp
. We are using the FOREST CITY COFFEE POT and
20 s'9 p5ltcl sat sac'h IL simple u us M
bshe"t nav any person may comprehend lis prnrtple
tLd II would DO impossible % eI0c an explosion win
" con ehta inc soam ttieo uay that thore Is no u-
luul ul once ln tho room whore Is boiuuE ana yory
MIs " j MARNER Mrs A IA RErrs
JNO ~ STRONG A ii ARNITpouo
j A. s.. wN, ia NIARTIS ''
ISABELLA ADAMS, - pEAsE'
4. CHAMBERLAIN, % A. a Cow rs
CHuD. tne.jI,'at
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aud Drafts Thick Bottng Paper Arnods Writing Fluid,
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tubler School I1kstauds States outline Maps, Globes,
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'"' FLAMING AND sCH0LL SAVING

IT HATTERSLEY would respect
MORN N M US IreHa7 NJ anq @ R GpeF S4Io s4sat a4s, 80 @
uuoI 4" lhHm Anlln's, W ere may be iOund a lItFe
asspTtnen' Of Rifles, Shot Gn1s voivers Pistols P,w-
ue,' n ot, Iaps, &C, &c CR Reprlrns done neat and
~ u.s. w. dcc3.dN R2O
, 1859-05-14

r E. XANDER & cos
L. TAHkING HOUSE.
F.:s r. rercst Fc,y!en ard Ec:uest:c Exchange and
c,;a ;,a E!.laI':r IN New York. Eo,tDn phi!ade1.
ph. st. "a>. Drafts oa En::snd lFe;4nt Sto'fad
rintu IInia.j Denmark. sweden. Norway. RI.4a Po~
Ea1I LAY. spatn aud Fcst1. sVIia America Australia
ant QxtHEa. - CL3:e stret.. fnh1
, 1859-05-14

Patents were Issued rs follows, for week end
in. May 10Th. 1854:
l., F. Bingham, and Y. Q. Pierce, of Chicago,
H., for Improvement in corn. planters.
Chprles Kau,hcrg and Roman BaseT, Of Chi
cayo, ILL.,: for improvement in machines for SEP.
ura,ius stones. &C., from clay.
James Vaughn, ef Magnolia, ILL.,; for improve
,neut in grain >cparsators
Samuel Henry: Of Chenoa, ILL.,; for improve
,urn1 in seeding machines.
Theodore Sharp. Of Bloomington, ILL.,; for inl.
proven,cut in >latting If endless chain horse
powers. -, .........
william IL. King, Of Charleston, Ill.,, ass1guor
10 himself and Nelson Colson, Of same place
for i1pproy euaent in earn planters.
Samuel Thomas. Of Buruet, Wis: for i'm
proycmcnt in harvesting machines.
VIM. ii. Au'd, uf Brighton, Iowa; for sra-
uyoyed machine f,r saving shingles.
Janes L. crist, of Evansville, Indiana; for
rrovemeut in grain scparators.
George Tatiock, Of Salem, Ind; for improve.
| u1cnt III rakiu;, attachment for harvesting ma
! chimes.
Stephen Elliott. Of Richmond, Ind; for im
| provcmcnt in straw, cutters.
David :. Fisher Of Mauclport, Ind; for i'm
| proycmcnt in seed. d.p}auters.
Chas. Learned, oi Indianapolis, 1od., assignee
! to himself aud Geo. T. Stevens, Of same place
for improvement in seed drills.
| Eli Moshcr, Of Flushing, Mich; for improve
mcnt in plant projectors, =.
! Saull D. Lount, Of Suu,mcrvi1lc, Mich; 70
/ improved rotary enginc.
John Bean and Benjamin Wright, Of Hudson
Mich, for improvement in straw-caters.
, 1859-05-14
D. ". THO MAS s. 90,
Fkaa} Estate Brokers.
TAyIS PAID AND INVESTMENTS MADE Fol-
AUS-KEsIUENT5.
OFFICE NO. Z.
Methodist Block, Coz. Cla1L 4 Warrington b.


10 :eat front On Michigan xnl 1ntaua a.sn, inei,a: ,
seTttl tue c,rDtIa lEfils A1r VET, 11'o'''s ~ A~
intending tu 5n,;rrove- .. ,, 1+
3l3la4 Ituu.a w., etury ft,lilr. viii blIn ,,
Nvl.t 4,lI Ia, u, Nab.il asc.!c. AcH l~4iu stHfi:
il Ill rt>I.xi. fu,, desirable rraiIthcs f41H4
YEARS TINE on LAT. ~ y, ., 1rn,-r
eo1t. frtt t.l4fst. s:Ev~;r hc4: Wells WILL nol:H
AND BARN. -,
I51 94l >tltt strLtt, Atar Oiu .4u,.,,.,
Hylst aud Ii, >'rvs, uoEtl, 81 llieh io14;
k3+ 3lt4 [xt u S.;e nltert. An.It*- villa lllt
HRIGk STORES tltGc str:ts ;4d tIas.slta4@sr A4 H.
4A1i,I fr, On Np,.prn es1~t. letwren f1aE!tn a''d
Aark.t. in Lo: =, bi',ek o.. " 49, A1iA'1 liz"
pruueTty i"r tet;ll VI y,Afs If LeslIt'l ,,-
IJo.a tud 1t On LAKE stcst. ~ Il tn'uu FaJx Lon -
1lvJ. uuuss t,tn atury ir..lv. , w., .
1ao1l.4 feet &tt, t1iun l'afN III. !.
very gi.uee troj<v. and viii t s.l ~ hlSsIlGA
ueu:. which Eeus.t 1E 49, pr illun ,,-r
r.. haze VERY dtarl!c I.itt1ce uts ~ fA.h
NIL Alu Watch .tYtt, litl} tt 5l4J ati' -tr,'
deem s1nek IlAr!i4,u, and VI HalFr y :t~cel AZ
sl1.H and NJ; streets. which W. Az oLc:1ns ~ sr''
bAfktas. W., ,, 1885,, y.,
s.Erv;s AID Western a*t1ur. West {" l!'n'i '1h'
Nuue af :i,r &nc; ii lut., IL: lr,:tin ri 1c~ 'ts
/. Required w.:4 u l. IEAl:s. Lis l. ! tAe e!.n =
trr 3c. u rrir:c i,.r.. ~ |Iatc = lultS = l.t''1'
lnlFtlon u TIE city, t; ~: tlt y" :.'e o. .ss u,
y. Irr,uul, lI4Eta >ai. a"l ie;e enui-;. =
HU('eE AND LOT in laesEy. Mazhial Co. W. l': NJ
lse4cs4 Ir,lry Co.. Ahl iiIe i'll III AtHlp; 1-te 10y
clfY Il; TESIhEIi yi tat1ft XII Il 1l Si LXs To x
C!lASG for Stocks Vi io4~ bru;s a1Ia >1ote' i'''
lte. Lie, ., ~, -. .,,,
So feet III, Michigan r,:"' u Fwr' n ~
flt Aitlig trAt Ia NE 4tth
IL LEASE FUR. A TENN VI YEARS Al Lo"
, 1859-05-14

An Indian Fight l1e.cribed by u Border
RumAn,
J. E. Bromley, route agent Of the Salt Lake
mail service from Kca.ncy to Laramie, writea
from
-. Co17oy Woop Srt1xea,
Los1sA S1A7ua, Aptl 3, isc9
Night before laat, 15 Pawnec Indians came
up here and stole 90 head Of horses from the
Cheyenne Village now canped at this station.
So this morning 81 Cheyenne Braves mounted
their war horses, STARTED in pursuit and over
took Mr. Fawnee 1T Cold Water statlon. eight
cen miles below here, while they were Of the
station tryin. to sell or trade the ponies They
tuedc the swppp right quick, as George Ak'ns,
our statlon agent, shoseis Nr. f9WHee nuS
doors and lets them settle their Own d,ihcuities
prairie stylc.; The 0heyeuaes killed clevcn OF
thc Pawnccs in short order.
-Four Of the Inter are dangerously wounded,
70 tonight We are having great tiMe. ihe
Chcyennes are having their celebrated dance,
aud We arc all hands rejocing orer the victory
AL there wns wrong about il Is. there vas not
enough OF the Pawncss to gire them any kind Of
II tight, aud all We grieTe about is, taat there
vas not enough Of the Chcyenees Killed. Ent
ve are thankful for small favors. and hope Tor
more fights uud bu1h sides equally victorious
Allr7ght, we don't cure which side whips. TO
in and hollcr.
The mail will be along tonight and I must
close 10 70 to the war dance. Tho blacksmith
and wagon shops are both full Of geHilewen
from Pixies Peak. tuinus the gold, amt gl1d to
sleep on the shavings. Great old country this
Yours truly.
, 1859-05-14

:. Eelgian paper makes SON. calculations with
reference to the expenses of maintaining the
armies Of the different European STATES, the re-
suit Of which is that the soldier cost annually
each iuhabit:ut Of Eu. gland rs I'd; France, US
1od; Russia, ~ I'd Austria, 81 it'd; Prussia
- I'D. II appears from ,l'is table that ti'e Gust
If tLr English, soldier is the greatest, and that
Of the Prussian tle least. though the lntter
COUNTRY has expended on its army since 1919.
the period of tile general peace, no less than
,=,v millions OF tlnlerF. Thr revenue ot
this State, derived from impo.ts shows an
annual payment BY eae], Individual into the
e1chcquer Of 2.,s ind The maintenance
Of their armies in time of peace costs thy
countries Of Europe annual; :''oo,al3,'"n, and
the fleets, Il. ,I>7 ,,t; total 81 l,"l1, 80 Trse
figures, it 1lu*t not be forgotten, only repre-
sent what czsts in a state Of peace. When war
occurs fresh expenditure Of course il in'n'e-
diately acquired for munitions Of Wat. equip.
nleut:, the transport Of men and h'rscs and
provisions, This expenditure is recAonea by
millions But how are we to calculate the loss
sustained by agriculture and commerce. by the
withdrawal of 5" many strong ars.!s from use
fn1 labor? At present, the pcacc(nl armies Of
Europe amoun: 10 no less than 5.."','N], and
the navies IN e1e,"o9: making totuE Of 3,al',-
ooo men. This number is, in fact Il per ceut
Of the male adult population Of Europe with
drawn from the pursuits of industry, end Cur
stautIy maintained uuetr url1l5.
, 1859-05-14
!: :a9re6S NTrihu1tr,


1O0 ENANAAV1~
The Pkxa AND Tel11zE QHcE Is prepared to execute, on
shot no,1te every variety Of JOB Printing In tie nksr HAs
srx md It Ae Loeea Lrin7 J-s I.rtlclAr attention.
given re pEint.neof
Er.,Srss CARDS LH7Kn 1IEAph H1lL HEAna
KEcEtFz%, tAI18A- lAe61AhAA.
FANFHLE11.' - -tftctttFa. tHEfAE.
k..Akk koIEA AAhxtA, lfckc:1.
tVpElNTlSG IN CQLOESE
II III 4aysete8 In beautiful &sya ad III 1nodeaA
rates Al c1auin21L u Aeesas and prlcea respect
fully sariFtd. =
Eu;e- ssoa thu cstRtsY promptly el!et. ana asdfscs
here by e111rcs1.
, 1859-05-14

TOR SALE BY REES, DEN
j. mzn Co., q La.=l}e stFrtt
No, GLOW for cash rery valuable Drpey on t'aeG
nt,,et. hos wi spd 316. ncaF Fsn 0assa, $sAh hn'
p1uveEoe1tA Pic, e3SU
No 6s4 84l0o xcrea lxrA tn Lake NlcT IosnA,p. aaa
~; ac1ea mud with !tupyuyelSltA, between Blue II.
lAud ind Junction Gc}sAA- , WA .,,.>, -
No. 4s-4Sx4N {srt On Catk uea1 South Wafer &lseo y
cash--N In II monihst 49,. r,
No. c.. lU feet Tn RAtdospa " ~ lee' <eP e's| VI
uts "a Wet Monroe t., south front uear Abar'hrn
No. 75:o ftt Sat= stFeft c's rohts pc1"eea '1o'
aud A:auls. ,,,
No. 7-Unuse ani L.: On Sherman ktzat. oppostla the
Rock IAaud Ue}ot. PrIx, 4,o1i. ~
No. 73o Io;s n Center Street, ess Aad oeaf Green Ivy
Road. chssp 1er eass. msl'>
, 1859-05-14

Our farmers tell US that {ata! disease has
broken out among their hogs. They are sick
cround struggle for few ,nis:u1e* aud are dead.
Mr. Harshev lost eight in onc night; VIM.
Psee. Mckee, Gri=t. and many others, We hear,
hare ~ larse number. Walter Black. at
Frederic, we learn, lost twenty head in one
nicht. IN Mount Sterling on last SSy'das nozo-
ing, forty were found lying dead Oh the streets.
The dlsea:e. is thought 10 be the same known
in other cities Us the bug cholcrs, against which
We do nut know If t!lcra DO any Certain re'ns:
dy.-.Sclnyl4s C.H-tH, 1ltA.
, 1859-05-14

LIFE AND DEA7l.---Among the many life and
dc*ta incidents daily occurring, wc t:i,e seldom
heard Of any tha: struck lis 50 torcihls. It's i
scene that took place OH tie JaInes Non1go,l-
err, while in the Ohio river, Oil Monday night
:Amcng tue passengers was !, party from New
Orleans, destined Tor their hone at C!ovcrpnrt,
inclui,n. III invalid physician and sescfaIoi ''1s
fe,n:c relations and acYuaintanccs. Alter sup:
per Il co,illion party was s5"t up among Tue pas
scrgera in the cabin, and the trien|> Of the sick
man joine.s in tsr dance hast at the height Of
their festivities, it w:is announced that the in
valid l.::tt sudden relapse, anel WIS dying IN
liz rni,I, ;,ni Ills friends !lld barely time to
reach his side brterc be expired. Truly has ii
leer1 ead, that " in milst Of itc wc are in
dca:h.' .'--LottstK' fourier.
, 1859-05-14
~Epetial potlrfs,

r,,1 Afrlt1 "a = IRTTlUlE
$@ 1t'el r.,. ,.., ,,,,.c<t
A.sa.e OF" I'll the Ills u'a Aesn - ps ~ T., u. 49,
1. its fe+ manifestations 1"e tu09' -" 49,
xrsss, aud the moe oEaaaN ~. " o-....,.- ...,,.
Axpe more oesaoe'e " ~, r,.,a,.r, Il
Nls1nose aAs!5 'oooe*H' "'1 49,. .ss,... no,a
make. its siruG2s Tor the grave '4Ae 81 e4' ad
Day " DAY. LIE su1er@ I''~s :, .rn,,ach
9th hour aoes &c !e s'uS i, m. n those
INC toe 1otnp' ~ '" ,s., -t.., s-,.,,,.a fsw
which has hso1s5 '""se 1e"e0 -. .~o4.a VA
Ass' one& IN ~hs "As4aA 7..,..4.- n, pittsburgh,
aEe happy TO snuouncs saa' ~ - ,s., 1,oxn. 70
ams prcpanA eonpound lint has hs'e1 pseA ~.
nt h curng lbs wuTs c:Ass u ~. tes''o, ,rrn
sseooanth4 o'H. - ..s.-,,,v 4. = ,v,o md
.pesay .;~.isc.
For 'a:e hy dznGEtstt and atale's ssos'"N''
nyNewA
~- Dy<nnnsiat Dyspepsia F:
@S rJ. nv.,,rn,.a Ii
U1stLfstA ::-""'"e -, t,,s d,v,st,on dls4
e"s Hsl'aa A'A'@>ss-~ ,n,or. condition. How
"@s7 "tr ea'!"'', .,a-, x,n,: ,.ns If low s1sr-
mauy sunef MILL oho 10 49, .s u ha and .tt.r.a of
~ saa sa>e. es1H "-",' ,,',. =, r,,,n. Generally.
hesdaehc: 1ci h'~ ''~ >ao" n x " t. h., n .-,,rr
because tie be~eA nsr eS'''s'' - 0'e. - .I H.,
nc. o1 tAa3ot'>' ''4' ,.,.,,., ,ha 1..ston ard
sa&ha1s'a. p" -os< ua'! +1Nt - ~ .N-s
impair lhe !:s:'''! .. 49, .,..,,,- ,,rcpt-1,eIa
nut IA ~ H. ,..,,, h. r,,-a }nn,,.ts
SALLs-9 sop.t ' ~ Th:.tt dane x,,apy
o. she ~"ss' 1''' '1s '''''1' t,,.,r1,,, II ~.
" l"t'''o.' ~ 49, -. ~, ,,ott,e rccus,,
"seSH' "t'' ~ >. ,,n;ne}.
nao"''a ee' '"11 .s H., ,,., :, ~. ,nnrrria,rd.
ne"n' ahH Only '''i..'' = -, -, M., s+,,r,%
Ptcc, = Gems ies tA. "''' o'Se',''9 * .,: cte.x
n. h'-A 'a' st1 III t'u"'p''$se =. - ...a,, IN
viii ''ook 4nFse''''''N ~" 80 r,o,,fv
la'Se 7lass sl"''" - ="
sssc of fifteen II" - ;'"' ',:"A.s.' y.
, 1859-05-14

The Bnulevnrds, which have h:cn vastly inl-
proved bv Napoleon. nre about .''' feet in width,
divided and planted iut" four rows Of trees.
forming carriaGe road With d""e'!e walk III
r.clI side, aud arr .rand beyond description.
Their great extent, the dazzling beauty and
luxury Of the shops, thc restaurants, the cnfrs
Of, Or near 1hcm, the lofty houses, some Of them
Of the most ornate architecturr tho crowds Of
we!l-dre>sed persons who frequent thcm; thu
cleaning Of lights Among tf'y trees. the sounds
uf music; the incessaut roll vi .carria.cs-al
this fortns i medley Of sights and sounds my
thing but unplcasiug to the visitor who walks
tic l}ouleyards for the first time OH . fine even
ins.-I..rfs Lsu.r.
, 1859-05-14

Etsraef from Shs Frffxrr.
The key to tie yo.r11c which Follows |. the rt'y d'9e
IRE pnuare II i'3a+H end b. the nn1.eff atd eA"
ot The stanfr7s wLo base tbs ~sen 10 e tat
there 1esy rK. Pubic Of Cnses composed OF 1u'as
-cou1srtnplses particulat!y-Vhnsc main snd n"a
hopeful inquiry cathosccn of health, Fse'a
aur more uaa;e Q. successful feo7a:.sat whose cure
would acn be ha experienced Is sought With
exceeding interest a1d Particularly. Wt'i!es
which interested ne, Of &1cuzsoas took ee etc., taF7s
this Ye2s Of eouraeencc, the chronicles ao
hers given 1t forms altogether volume Of most dscs-
1--we mi.eela1e1.
For ,.!euy w.B. KEEN.
nylsy 1oo:sz:e: I'D sta:lozss: rs Lie .:.sst
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nEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

DERSoNS needing the services Of q first
n rate DENTIST will do well TO call uFon
DR. RANDOLPH WNTnS wLs mas ioc&-
ted hinssif at i.eoGaSl Town. lie has bad
considerable experience IN his profession, IS
moderate IN his charges, and has invariably
given satisfaction 20 those VINO hatN employ
ed him To give the readers Of the r~aeon
some idea OF the standing Of DIR. w. asa
PRACTICAL DENTIST, the following letter.
addressed 10 htm BY DIR. NinIan Pl0knsy.
L. 5 n, IS appended.
L. :. Naval ACADEMY,
AxxAFoLIs, Maryland.
April u, 1856.
/ DEAR Sir 1T gives me- great pleasure 10
express the confidence ! have in your skill rs
a Dentist. and To recommend YOU, as far as
have infnen~e. 10 the patronage OF tue Pub
lac. have had an opportunity OF Witnessing
your mode of operation. and have no neSIia-
lion in affirming that it exhibits your thor.
;. ough knowledge of your profession.
am, sir, very respectfully
YOUR chedIent servant.
kINlAN PINKNEY.
surgeon L. :. n.
Dr. R.SpoLPH WALTON. Annapolis.
September l9lh ISIS.