Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-07 00:00:00

ATT'ENDANCM DAILY 1115)1CTEN TO Slat.

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NEWLY-LNVENTED APPLICMION
OF
yuLCANDMI) JNDL& RUBBER,
AS A BASE TIE:
ARCLUFICIAL TZETH, GIIM*-AND.PARATES.
PILOTECTE,o . - ORR MAJESTY'
31.0WIAL LETTERS 40%511111...t.' "'ion PAZIEW 7. '
111
S introduced an
ed an eGntirAely add E
addition toij
c =lea" Dentistry, being the adaptation, vrithabsolute
perfection and. success, of 'Vulcanised. and Mineralised
India, Rubber, as a base for Artificial Teeth, &c.,, being an
'zdniirable substitute for the ordinary bone or gold frtune'
as generally .used. In Messrs. ,Gabriel's IMPitO v'Eu
MINERAL TEETU, WITII FLEXIBLE GUMS. there are
no springs or Rites, and no extraction of roots,, while the
. fit, is of the most werrii g accuracy. The extraordinary re-
sults of this invention. may bethuabrieflp enumerated :—All .
sharp edges are avoided; no spring wires or fastenings are re-
' quired ; a greatly increased freedom of suction issupplied ; a
maturatelastibity,hitherto ihollYnnattninalAe,and a flt,per-
fected with the most unerring accuracy, are secured, while, •
from the softness and flexibility of the agents- einpleyed, the
.greatest support is given to the adjoining teeth. whenloose
or rendered tender by the absorption of the gums. The
acids of the mouth exert.no agency on the vulcanised india
rubber, and,. as it is a non-conductar„fluidsof any tem-
-perature May be retained in the mouth, all unpleasantness
of smell and taste being at the &laic' tithe provided against
by the peculiar nature .of its preparation. -•
Messrs. GABRIEL are enabled. t,o off,er theadvantages of
first-class materials and workmanship at charge lower
than any alkzertised, from being manufacturers o
specialty appertaining to the profession,. only at th

ESTABLISIDIENT.
DUKE-StREET,. LIT ERPOOL,
Opposite Berry-street :

!Mr 33, LUDGATE-HILL.
LONWN Wasr-END. 1114ANCH,
IW, REGENT-STREET.
Observe Numbers particularly.
ESTADLISIIIKEI 1804.

GABRIEL'S TREATISE. ON TIIE TEETH
Pally. explains the system, and, will be sent on receipt..
of a stamped envelope.
:Messrs. Gabriel continue to, supnly, with unriralle
saccew,. their --celehratedT--AMERIOM4--MENERAii.--"--1
from 3s. 6d. per tooth.. Set, £4 4s.
FROM COUNTRY PATIENTS, ONE VISIT ONZar
REQUISITE FOR A SINGLE TOOTH OR CO*.
METE- SET:- - - -

PATENT WHITE ENAMEL CEMENT, the or-011)er-
manent preparation tor front teeth, which etlectuall/
retains its colour (ss. per packet).
PREPARED WHITE GUTPA PERCH A, the best atoll"'
ping for Decayed Teeth or Toothache. This infralualale
stopping is placed in, the cavity, when perfcetiy: sdtr
becomes hard as the• tooth itself ten minutes after loser-
tiom, and renders the decayed member sound arta:use:al in
mastication. _

Price 6d.. per Box (directions enclosed) or.. sent post
free on receipt of 20:stacapc.. Observe the narth.af

MESSRS. GABRIEL,.
THE , OLD, ESTABLISHED DENTI,STS.
f 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVE RI. 00 L
gfigp- 33, LUD,GATE-HILL,
L.ON.DON,
We- 110, REGENT-STREET,

ON EACH BOX.
Hours of attendance, dairy from Ten to. Six o'clock.

_BIRTIIS..

On the Ist lust., the Hon. Mrs. Jo. T. Boscawen, A'
daughter.
On the 3zs inst., the wife of Sir Rdinitand Lechmere„Rarto
prematurely, of a son, stillborn.
On the Std inst., at 3, Derwent-roach, the wife of M..
Earendt, oPa. son.
On tho 4(th inst., the Lady Emily IRingseote, of a.dmighter.
On the 4th inst., at 118, Chester-street, Birkenhead, thew
of Mr. W, Fulton, wine merchant. of a daughter.
Oa the sth inst., at Wooltonshill, the wife ot• Mr, Peter
Longton, of a son.• ' •
On the sth inst., 51rs. Robert Isaac, of a son,
MARRIAGES.
On. the 25th ult., Mr. Samuel Waddington, of Nei Viol'
Mill, Heywood, to nne, may daughter of Mr. Wm, Moseley',
parmar, of Weaver, Cheshire.
On the 2nd inst., Thomas Lowis, youngest surviving son of
the late Thomas, Thornton., Esq., to Mary Arabella, chic!'
daughter of Henry Robert Pearson, Esq., late of her Majesty'
Treasury.

On the 2nd inSt., Thomas G. Rylands, Esq.' of Warrington'
to Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Dewhurst,Esq., of Kenyon
House.

—On the 6th inst,,, Mr. Findlay Orcetham, to Matilda, daugbtet
of Mrs. Jacob, Obatreb-street.

DEATHS.

On the 22nd Dec., at Azimghur, N.W.P.. Bengal, Amy Al
Blanche Cavendish, wife of Randolph Marriott, Esq., Deng'
Civil Serviee, and daughter of General G. Muri ay, aged 25.,
On the 17th Int., at Greenheys, Manchester, Harriet, secan
daughter of the late R. Schott Id, Esq., Higher Ardssck, an
only sister of Mrs. Mountcastle, Palowleld.
On the 26th ult., at 27, Whitechapel, Mrs. Anne.M‘CnrdP
aged 92.
On the 39th tilt., aged 23, Henrietta, Rife of H. de NieL
Carvell, Esq. (late 2nd West India Regiment), only dauglv`"
of Michael 'Winoter, Esq.,•of Lima, Peru. •
On the 30th ult., Mr. Henry Spence Nelson, late of Chnr°lr
street, Birkenhead, aged 64.
t'n the Ist inst., at Llanfachreth, Anglesey, aged 93, Margr9,,,
ret, relict of Mr. John Hughes, and mother of Mr. J. Hugh'
brewer, West Derby. -
On the 2nd inst., Mr. Charles Rooth, aged 60.
On the 3rd inst., at Edinburgh, Colonel Sir Henry Poirfdal.;,
Bart. of St. Boswell's-bank, Roxburghshire, having that .
entered his 70th year.
On the 4th inst., aged 16, GeTrge, youngest son of the Inte.'
Mr. Robert Hampson, tlnplate-worker, of this town.

Printed for the Proprietors, by WILLIAk GRIFFIN, of o• •a,
Brownlow Street, in the Parish of Liverpool, and 1102.160,
SUMNVA MCGHTE, of No. 10, St. Chrysostom Street, Evert
!lithe Parish of West Derby, at 40, Leigh-street, in the
of Liverpool, and Published by them at 13, South John St.re.''
In OW aforesaid 1./Irish of Liverpool.
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