SINGULAR CAUSE OF DEATH.
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The death of N. P. Ames, we'll known as an extensive manufacturer of cutlery at Springfield, has recently beea announced :; but we believe that the cause of his death j; or what is thought to have been the cause has not been made public. A year or two since Mir. A. went to Europe. Al that time he was considered to be remarkably healthy man. While in Europe, he went to a celebrated dentist and hal tooth filled with a new preparation, which was much in vogue at the time. The filling not hav> ing been properly secured, began in a short time 10 come out And Mir. A. was of opinion that he in the night time, swallow ed some of it, as he was taken violently ill, with symptoms which indicated poison, and remained sick several months, confined to his room. He returned to this country but did not see a wei! day afterwards.

 Boston I'raueller.