Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-09-27

pass full opinion upon false teeth, until they fastened
within the mouth and subjected to trial. But 50 far ap
pearance is concerned far il is possible to submit them
to any test here there samples in the Exhibition which
will compare with those from the establishments Of p E.
HAWKS, Esq, of AABLER Avxnr, Of y. 8Rows, ESQ., or
Of ALcocK, in New York Within the week past the spe-
cmens exhibited BY these contributors have been carefully
examined by two of the most distinguished Partisan dentists,
and they them be superior any thing Of the
kind manufactured in Europe. The may be said ofhs
dentistry Of O. AvrRY. Esq, Of Honesdale, Pennsylvania.
DR.. HIrcHcocK, Of Boston. through his friend, Mr. T.
BIeELow LAwREHcE Attache Of the American Legation,
has exhibited samples Of dentists work which have never been
accomplished in London and which have excited the adrs-
ton Of the best judges Of dentistry.
E. BARLow, Esq, Of New York, exhibits beautiful
ray Of teeth. mounted egheen-caat go and sodered
with eighteencara gold sodersn operation, considering its
great difficulty, admirably well performed. His teeth also
successfully initiate nature and for shness and apparent
strength deserve communication.
The enameIed teeth of Dr.. Srockror, Of Phiadephs,
received with great favor From the outset they
have attracted the attention Of dentists here and the demand
for them am told has caused large orders be given for
their importation.
id CHEvALrra, Of New York. is the only contributor
of IDENTICAL instruments from country The workman-
ship of these instruments many Of which Of his own in
venon aud many greatly improved upon the old orms
not be surpassed Even CaARRIxR, the FIRST surgical
instrument maker n the world, whose display Of the products
of his workshop Is Of the attractive points in the
Exhibition pronouaces them to be the best Instruments Of
dentistry be has ever seen.
The approaching termination Of The Exhibition n now the
chief thing Of interest exhibitors Very few Of the goods
will be sold and those who have hope Of finding
ket for them home, the question with great forss.
sh~ had iii
that public sale would be allowed after the Exhibition had
closed This has been deemed advisable BY the Royal
Commissioners. Ocourse, hundred projects sartedfor
the disposition Of the goods few Of which will be carried out
To property Of the kind such the greater part Of
this even at free rent wait for market to embark ia
large lottery scheme, at the mercy Of band Of specusto
OF to sell the low offers which made In many eases
less by hreequate than the actual of the goods would
all be equally ruinous.
To American contributors there is but one alternative.
The best market in the world 10 their msrket homs
and there their goods should Co. The only question with
them ia regard the Of return. If the Governmsnt
will aid them in this it aided them 10 coming hther, oil
their difficulties will vanish. trust the Secretary Of The
Navy viii to the conclusion to help them in this
gency by finding them the means Of gratuous transit bsck
to the United States.
The documents issued BY the Royal Commissioners since
the Of this enterprise together with the pub
shed reports Of the various uries will form very interesting
and valuable history Of the first great exhibition Of the worlds
products These be given to each exhibitor Where
OUR own exhibitors present. shall take charge Of boh
the documents and medals intended for them delivered
to their order from your Office Washington These docu
ents be presented to the members Of the central
authority Of each Government represented here have
doubt that had the Of the members Of the vsoos
State committees who received and transmitted the conibQ
lions to your Executive Committee could also procure hs
papers for each Of them. fe
beg you will accept the Of my high regard and
believe to Be, very respectfully, your obedeot ssrvsst
EDW'D RIDDLE.
To J. c. G. Ksssxpr, asrayi ts n
See Er. Com. National Exhibition.