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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31
Not "killed by bad Dentistry. -

EDIroRs or THE TRIBUSE-Geadenssa A sons
what pe,ulant CON muncston signed E.esEsr Psrmy
appears Ia your paper branding with dishonesty All der
lsts who use an smslgsm In stopping decsyed teeth
Mr. Psrmy seems to have seized with srvs, eagerpes
on the strangely opporiune death OF Mr. Anes sts
two years Of sickness In the very nick OF time % sa
the faithful witness Of the benevolent individual wno
had not ceased to mankind against quicksilver q.
lings But how odd that during the two long years h
which the sufferer did not well day" con
passionate Psrmly stepped In 70 bis reot aud removed
the poisonous Cling How singular that Mr. Anes
himself should have persisted IN retaining the f'ps
whose presence he so tally assured wss daily sap
ping his life | ask the intelligent reader. does d,
story bear even the sembsnce OF truth Can any
In his believe hat Mr.. Ames could have been
guilty OF such g protrscted species OF sucidei
assert without hesitation that Mr. Aines could bot
possibly have died from swallowing the ming Il not
this sufficiently transparent even 10 the nonpro
fessousl reader am quite confident thst Nj Ames
died of some organic disease with which the psrssn
paste had no to DO than with the loss OF Ssn,s
Auna's inferior extremity. ] am willing 10 swallow
daily for weeks twenty grains of the quicksilver snsi
gam mixed with my food. Hundreds OF dentists use
In this country, and In Europe II is universally used
An outcry has been occasionally made sgainst H. but
hss unitor uy failed 70 make any Impression The
perieuce of many of Me-. Psrmlys own former patients
has fully proved It's value and safety
And now let ask the American public, who are
not very readily imposed upon Is II exactly homes; In
any person. on the ground OF loose Newspaper para
graph without any accurate OATS, without any iscr
without any medical testimony. without any post NOR
tenn examination In the case Is IT, ask honest IN tnis
Eleaser Psrmly 10 take for granted that Mr. Anes Died
from swallowing this filling snd IN the absence, ~ 10
himself scknowledges, OF all authentic iuiormHuoc 70
involve In one mss nant charge tbs great mass OF ne
dental proiessont Is this thy honesty, oh conpssson
ate Elesxer
suppose Mr. Parmly deems Il time 20 a,,emp, aso,iS
den al revivsW However, hold him 20 his p.edes
call upon him in thu Of Justice 20 lsy before 10
public full statement OF the Of Mr Auies duly su
thenticated by his medical attendants call upon him
whether his attack has no, been intended
crush bis profegs who had darsd 10 become rirslp
A. G. CASTLE, NJ. d. Surgeon Denust
f1t~ gar IL.
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judicial y orninations-H VIA

Ontario Co.-MARK II. SiBLEY. Judge and Sur.
roQste BARzrLLAI SLossoS District Attorney JOSIAH
PORTER, Associate Justice.
Albany Cny-DEODATUs WRIGHT. Recorder.
SchOharle Go. (Anti Rent ticket D JoHS GED-
HARD Jr. Judge and Surrogate; w n ENoLE, District
Attorney; ID. McGARvY. Associate Justice.
OTsEGO COUNTY.-HORACE LATHROP Of Otsego,
Judge; WILLIAM H. OLIN of Ooeonts, District Attor-
ney HENRY FULLER of Ricbfed, Associate Justice
The Board of Supervisors have fixed the salaries Of
Judge and Surrogate ut $500 each.
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JudiciaI Nominnlions-LOeo.

Putnam CO.-Elijah Yerks, Judge and Surro-
gate: Charles Gsnum District Attorney; Hart Weed
sud John Garrison Justices One of the two latter will
have be- dropped for though two to be chosen,
no vote must bear the name of more than one
Rochester Cay.--W ashiugton Gibbons, Recorder.
Cy- GgoReEP. BARKER OF Buffalo positively de-
cllpes 10 run for the Supreme Court
OSoNDAGA COUNTY.-George A. Stansbury Of
Bsldwinsve Judge instead of Mr.. Pratt who declined
the nomination.
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orkiON MAIL AtFANokttNT.--The I MON s,..
that Major Hcobie Is going IN the ws.hips,on "a
the purpose Of seeing arranging and directing e.,
fhnf re pffsrnrs 90 IN n 'fr NIfh fa poas >.
comp~,ent to exercise them appears 10 ~ in8i.r,.',
on Ibis nrst trip Rsgustions and Arrangement. g.
mails have to BE- n.5s In respec, 10 the mode md -
on which they are 10 be received ~ the lor,. .rS :.
their usnsitin,o the interior and this latter .ubr,
sen,s many perpexires and embsrrassrent. ~ :, -,
for an entire ohsnge In the pres>nt system ~ A. a.,
be called Of msil Intercourse between TIL. ara
countries. Whether the port Of call between New w.
and Bremen shall be Cowes or SoUthsmpio /. an h,
porsnt question. requiring personal invest cation; a.
the establishment OF regular frequent and stated
connsxion mot now sSisns) between those ports a.
Havre would seem IN be an indispensable nri5,.r, -
our sres, European ms line And the .sspton IN J.
syspm that would enable letters 20 be- conveyed A,s
tho United States aud foreign nations a. betsssn ~,
several STATES with only charge OF postage uay.l
Il the Office Of mailing 50 the Office Of delivery s,,b.
option OF the parties would confer BENEFITS upon ihov,
AMOS in this and other countries Of which ihsy ar ~
deprived The Postmaster General has given his a.,
cis Instructions 20 NJ. Hobbe placing the particular
above referred to In his chsrge and has slo areesi
him II time will allow. TO make examinations AZ d.
Paris ami London postofhces, with view to impreys
menis in our own sy stem"
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WILLIAMsLrRGH AFFAIRs.

1The corner stone Of the new Catholic Church
to be erected in second WAS laid yesterday afternoon
Bishop Hugh officiating at the ceremony Some three
four hundred present the occasion and had
been for the unpleasant state Of the weather
think the attendance would have been much LARGER
Nothing occurred TO interrupt the exercises everything
passing Of axreeably
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'emain, my dear Sir, ever your very
faithful and obedt, L. kOECkbl

rY-THE OEPHEs FAMILY, the wsll-known companyoi
ken-beek vocaiss, have returned 10 ths city and eom
meuce giving series OF concerts At the American su"
They alone ought 10 81 any house 10 Tho eiJ, ta
addition TO them Nj Edison, living skeleton, and SAID
10 be great wonder To been al all hours day and even
ing snd large company Of other penormesis sngsfed
See hIlla and adv
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MINISTER TO BRAzu.-Ths Union understands
that Col Tod viii probably take is passage ia the OHIO
lie will leave the United States the merchants say
ia All the coming month. Mr. w se will not return 10
the United States before Col Tod arrives Rio Jsnero
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

FAMINE IN MARYLANp-Promp, Reiid usa
Be- fzraisied-We have several times noticed the fset
great suffering for the wan; OF the uecessNrtes d
life prevailing in Of the Eastern Shore Counties
OF Maryisnd and we now learn that the scarcity Il @
spreading over Anne Arundel Prince Georges and 81
Marys Counties The scarcity Is said 10 he 50 great tat
food can hardly be ottSned al any price, and mssT
among the poor and destitute almost reduced 20
xs,ion bali SUI .glh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

rF- The UaioH understands that Seth Barton,
ESQ the new Charge TO Chilli iii probably so out in
the Ohio (Which is destined to Pscss Ocean, about
the 18Th of June.
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Reported Defeat of Col Doniphan.
auRRICaysLosTs SEVEN nRNAN
ALL THEIR ARTILLERY.

Gen. Lane and col. Bowles acquitted By the Court
Of inquiry al Vera Cruz.
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~ We are indebted to J. w. sulHvsn's New
York and Phisdephis Express fci copy OF Saturday
Philadelphia North American in I'd, sncs OF the mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

DIAMOND POINTED GOLD FASHIONS w. OREAross
Co III Cedar o. (up sairs) seliog ths gsosfs
Diamond pointed 0Oid Pens for o. that Others sdysfso
sell for 81 u.s. The pens sold IS Baglsys 30 f~sS
Tue genuine Albert o. Basley's cold elsewhere % 10
cheapest and beat pen 10 tho word at FOR u.s. owe
peneil-case always included together with SONS s"ssg
other styles Of pens either whoe.as or retail pess
much lover than those VI any ogher establishment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

DISPATCHES FoR THg TRIBUNE
BY ELECTRIC TELEG SkPH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

IL CONGRESS ELASTIC CATERS Oxford T's' 20
tent leather Nulihers aud Shoes. Half Boots snd s's'
other article for gents Summer wear for sse sas "'e'
order at the lowest prices, at WATKINS fsshoosO'
Boo, Establishment, ia FuI,ons, pyz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

GOLD PENS AT GRxAr REDvcrIos-J Y siVAsf'
% Fulonst Is selling gold pens at u. with "'sf
pencils included. the price Of which formerly was |"
Also the quality " pens at o. 80 that sod cleo
where at 81; while for e. no now sells pesa al 10
specis equal ~ those sold for 50 elsewhere. Dontm
IKE the uumber--g2 Fultonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

FRxscn Boors-YoUse = JONES, 4 AnDsl nsS 70
Museum. are selling tine French Calf Boou 81 ~
equal to those usually cold for ~ or 81. Quick '4>'
and small profits IL their motto. myD !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

s.R PARKHURsr's NEw PRoPELLER:-Ws
have examined the drawings Of the new machinery
for propeng ships boats sc BY means Of series fuP
right wheels ranged along both entire sides Of the vessel
and mpeled by the direct action Of siesm-ensAe Of
moderate power By this machinery, an immense IN
Of power obtained and the vessel instead oil
being buried 10 the by the action OF her wheels Is
lifted almost our Of IL dixie small bost in tow Of q
steamer or whae) and propelled with an economy Of
power and Of course velocity hitherto unknown It's
calculated that weasel fitted with these Propeers will
cross the Adsnrc inside Of week The invention has
been submitted to The rigorous scrutiny Of scientific and
practical eprneers in England, highly approved By
them and company formed there with large capt
tai to buy the psient and apply the mAshinery to
vessels set OF these wheels for steamboat is now
process of construction in this City and Il expected
to be in operation before the end OF August should the
experiment prove thoroughly successful as no; doubt
ed the Wheel. msy be applied at moderate eos; to AL
packet ships. bring the average 1e Of cross
ing the Atlantic for immigrants, Produce &c within ten
days We shall snxously await the tu triumph Of this
invention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

EF- The yIcToKu PAcketship arrived last
evening from London She forty days cat Of eOurs
brings no nsws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

DIAPHRAGM FmrxR-ofAee removed TO 3is D''''
way. corner Leonsrd-st where heads Of iamiies ~
cially ladies' are invited 20 in operation hss n'.
bic purifier OF the Croton ~ster. The prices are '. a
and s. each. See advertisement on Wedne'dsJ'
Saturdays. my2l 3sulnAis~'
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LoNnox. 5 ConduIt II. Hanover .auare. jun. L "a

LONDON D conduit o. Hanover-squere, June 20
My Dear Sr-ln reply 10 your kind favor Of Nay :
and your question whether II Is tho fact that the rbs
trash (Mercursl Amagsm) for filing teeth j. uos u'd
IN certsin by all the first dentists In Europe beg
leave say that fear II Is true with very iesescP
tons In my opinion this is very melancholy isa
nothing but the grossest and most culpsbe Ignorance
the principles of general surgery ~ wei as az o,a
tai can form excuse for such praciice-by which
In fact the besutful remedy Of sresng the progress Of
carries In teeth by this proper stopping OF hns o 'nSn
spervered into of Destroying thoir raRy and
making them the Of most dangerous dseascs 10
which tho gums, sockets and msNilary bones and cs'
tes are only liabe but b. which, not uusquentlJ
the important organs and iunciCas OF sight bear
ing and smell arc impaired and gradually destroyed or
which may sometimes end In becoming generous and
proving fatal. The most distressing neurs gle di.cses
of face and head also in most instances the re-
sut of such malpractice
have long Intended to write you but repeated inisr'
rupons from bad health well pressure Of business
have prevented hitherto from enjoying the pleasure
Of communicating with you.
remain my dear Sir. ever your very
faithful and obedt l.. kOECkkh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

ME.sRs GREELsY * McELRATH While tho
discussion respecting Mercurial Amsgsm Is under con
sheraton and that the public attention msy BE- more
awakened to its effects upon the Teeth beg leave
quest you to publish the following letter from Mr. No
ecker who residing Ia London cannot be supposed 10
have any personal luminosity TO suy denti'tin NevYok.
Mr. Ks merits distinguished writer and den,st are
well known in both hemispheres, and believe he Is 1t
this time the sblest dental pathologist living
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

A regular mestos Of this Committee viii be he'd on
Tuesday evening, June J. at o'clock at the Broadway
Houss. By order,
j. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
ABRAHAM H. LAWRENCE, Vice Chairman.
WIZ. i. saAsoLow, 9ec'e'ae' m,sl q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

SAsDs's SARsAPARILLA.-in INC vice economy |" 49,
there has been distributed through The mineral sSa "
bic Kingdoms a variety Of medicinal s1-ssnce' :.
the relief VI ysrOus diseases bat q believed
one product Of The earth are many po~ 4,
proper.e. combined as N sarssp.nlia Yet 10 fso.,
these latent properties practically useful hey
velopment, combination snd concentration 10 So a
sussparls II 10 believed all !hese obleeu have y
fsctsd to Tie fullss, exteaL II 10 no~ sdmin'' At
general prscGiee a and uniform remedy ID
.croIsa leprosy, umor, swelling Of he lo.ns .,aS
li.n. erysip-lss, kings evil, and every Complain
tomsiic Of impure blood. HkD
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton, eorse = YofL
nsn-sl z7s Broadway, ssd II East srosdws , uusyA
sold also by DreggisS generally ihrousnoo,
sutsa Prizes aI per boslls or slx bottles Tor -
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY. MAY 81.
Judicial Election. Monday, June 2

JUDICIAL CI6CLIUH- u1Unudyi julio u
Zone Day Only
NOMINATIONS FOR APPEAL JUDGES
Hhl1 L0oo.
FREDERIC wHlrrLEsEY, GREENE c. BRONSON,
B. DAVIS N0X0N, ADDISON GARDINER,
AMBROSE L. JORDAN, CHARLES H. RUGGLEs,
MARCUS T. REYNOLDS, FRHEB0RN G. JEWETT.
Cirk Of NE Corrt Of Appeals
John T. Lampot, Charles s. Benton
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First popuinr Election.
nv psmocrntIc whig General Committee

~ Fail not 10 Vote, and for the best men
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RROOKLYN AFFAIRa.

SUICIDE John Donnelly, ofNo. $50 Tenth st. cut
hs throat yesterday morning with No hope is
had % hia
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Business Notices.

LEART& Co.-sumnER HAT, 47.--Of Rocky Noun
tain silyery Beaver rifhon mirfurs will BE- Introduced
Saturday the 10Th inst and sold for the sussl@S
son, At their standard price.
An adequate supply of the raw material, obtaned IN
der peculiar advantages and their improvements In
manufacture enable L. Co. TO present TO their ea'o
mers and the pablo generally In tho above article mat
which has never before been offered at tho price n "a.
or any other country. myTN
~ Prof EDWARD CHuRoH. Teacher Of The frfnen
Language. will remove, on the lat OF June from 10
Fsrge Buildings to his house, 326 Broadway nes' 70
Stoppsnis Baths. Prof c. will continue TO 7e pr''e
instruction In thu day, well his public Courses
the evening Persons wishing 10 join Mr. C's family ID
order TO acquire facility in speaking the fr,nsp
Language will be accommodated with spsr,meni' ana
board the house having been newly fitted up for n'
purpose.
MIA new Course Of Twenty four Lessons VII
commence o'clock In the morning the lot II jan,
a. the above house. Each lesson will last Is minutes
that 1t will not interfere with the business hours. Tu
ton g.. my3l q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

~ Dr.. Cox's new church, in Henryst. was
opened for public service yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

PoLIcE-Little worthy Of chronicling transpired
At the Police Court < yisy. The weather, we think
operated sensbly 90 f>tsSysnt spirits Of evil doers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

DIsGRAcEFUL.-A party Of men and half grown
boys make 1t practice every sunday to visit the pas
seDger boa; Of the North Carolina and after loading il
down create disturbance and annoy those on board the
vessel II would be well. we think If the authorities
would take glance Al their movements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-31

x The old Police functionaries are about form
Tag Association for the better protection Of the lives
and property Of our citizens. In union there 10
strength" and affair Of the kind have no doubt
will be productive Of great good If properly carried out
and conducted. We understand That articles have al
ready been framed by the officers OF the Association
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" The corner stone Of the new ediice OF the
Fourthst Baptist Church. Of which Rev J. I sSxlSr
is Pastor will be laid to-day should the weather De Ia
vorsble The building is to be Of brick fifty four feet oy
seventysix and is intended to cos, 5000 The size y
the Dry Dock and in the immediate neshoorn0od
OF the Methodist Mission. House.
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MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ns.I. Mrs Carrot A nde rsOns Music
Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Past,
BLACKING.

THE undersigned begs leave call the attention Of those
i DESTROYS Of using good article OF Backing, 10 the
aboyenamed The Manufacturer. knowing the excellent
properties his Backing sent samples TO various persons
tsuch Boot Makers c) also TO several OF the newspa
pers The extracts underneath are from some papers,
they speak for themselves also several who tried
have called and said that the Japan Liquid Backing was
superior TO any thing they had ever used
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Heers Patent Japan Backing is the name Of an excel.
lent article have il used, and can highly recon-
mend it-N AmeHtan, April 10.
Jpenrs Backing is one Of the superb and salts.
articles Of he day nIps ,rs m &c a and %
likewise. - Spirifof the Times, April2
BY reference to another column, advertisement will
be ound for an excellent article Of Backing, In Liquid
form, for Boots &c. has been highly recommended by
many who have tried IT, not only gives with very lille
than any other Is sold by the agent Of the manueeur
err at No co. Chestnut street buy bottle, one trial will
prove the fact, Phil Ledger, April 70
yslars Backing is Que Of the most shining articles In
the market-Spirif Of the Times, April 2 ,
Patent Biackinr Mr. j. Wear, No 80 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful let polish and does not inure the leather Thos'
who would have polished understanding should read I'M
adye rtisemen in another column.E. s. Gazette May l.
Weaars Patent Japan Backing Is about the hest article
Of the kind have The polish which impars
the understandings OF is brilliant and lasting; vi
have tried H. and II boots us to say all TINS ~ s
-s lErening Bulletin, Jans u
The Manufacturer Gun produce numerous testimonial
similar TO the above, from private individuals and iron
other papers, but the above extracts are 70 con
vince any person that the mas n9t
ed: but that upon fair trial the Hacking VIII ne iouhd
represented, ercetenf in every respect ..., M,
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No ~ ches'h"t street, rh'
CiiARIEs sTo1T, corner Penn. Avenue and 7h street
| Agent for Washington, d. u ocl . tapril