New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-05

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Ser Ne Doac. b rsprssessed By those intimately
ne bated children, and hsd any pets N his nfe
except some GuIDs pgs- Hk bFotber Lewis Burdell
IL pow in the Lunstic Asylum, Black veIfs Lland.
Not lopE since paper was circulated among the dsn
ts's of oar city 70 get money 20 pat The poor fellow IN
the Asylum. Harvey would not give anything 10 pus
hm 10 there
The dentists represent The: Harvey Burden never
held high portion in the dental profession tho; the
most respectable prOn Of :bs profession would have
nothing 10 do with him, that be wse dlshOnes; IN his
practice thar be has filed twelve tech in IN hour
when honest dents; could Lot do la. amount Of
work in ess than twelve hours, that se wiling -
do nything for money that the greatest portion Of
patents while 10 Broadway were clsreput.b sbHoc
ers and that since then all the respectable people who
have gene 10 him allured by the Bafden,
John Burdell was a very worthy and estinsbIe msn,
wbO understOOd be profession ADD was sn honor 10 T.
The work entitled Observations On the Str1ctare,
" PhysioIogy Anatomy and Diseases Of the Teeth,
which be pubi.bed 10 connection with biz brother John
IN 1893 REPRESENTED TO have been written by JOhn
Another medical work, which decessed clsime1 n hsve
trans sted from TIE French, yas translated BY d. Sid
Ley Doane.
Dr. Bur6ell va. never connected With the American
Society Of Dental Surgeons He proposed Two or
three times az candidate or nenb- rsblp OF thst 30
Ciety, bat never elected. This Society expelled
large number Of members yesr became they used
anal gun compound Of mercury and slver-tO NIL
the tech with. The parties thus expelled and others
aferwsrd formed society, called the Eew-Y0rk So
ciety Of Dental Surgeons-more popularity known a.
the Amsleum Society, because they in favor OF
utng that material 70 fill the teeth with DR.. Burdel
President Of that Society at time. II was
der HE Presidency that the SOeiey collapsed be agree
ing 10 the propOss to oresk up the Society and divide
the proceeds among the members. He was an honor
ary member Of the Philadelphia Medical Society, but
not promine party either in getting or m.ln-
tsining the Dental Conventions held In Philadelphia
and New-YOrk. He did not attend the one in Pnils-
delphis take prominent psrt in the one IN New
York. He wRs a member Of toe New YORK Historical
and Statistical Society and Director in the Artisans
Bank OF New York he Of the principal parties
engaged in getting up that Bank he took s25, 600
worth Of its stock be had about s0 900 in it at the
time Of his death and money in the Broadway Bank;
be owned the house and lot No 81 Bond street worth
s25 600; the house and lot No. Bond street worth
$50 co., property in Shrewsbury, N. j. and real estate
in Herkimer County, Y, and other property, 80 thst
he worth at least 600 900. There five broth
in the Burdel family Harvey and John, both den
fists Of this city arc decessed there is one brother v
ing in Ohio; another, who formerly lived in Michigan,
is now in Indiana; The fifth, formerly of Valparaiso,
not long since in this city. and e in the Lu
matte Asylum on B8ckwels Island.
When Dr. Burde bough. the house No. 81 Bond
street he occupied the first floor and other rooms; tAe
rest of the house let Mrs Conway first rented 1t
in 1853; Mr.. and Mrs. Bun next; Mrs. Cunningham
then took i. for year after which Mrs. Jones
cupied il few me1ths when Mrs Cunningham sgsin
took charge Of it the fret Of May last aod stll
cupiee IL