Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-07-06
July 3

va LEILTT. DENTIST. OF 10. 9GO broadway, New
! IY& O York respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
Richmond and suburbs, that the earnest solicitation
OF his friends and patients, he IS induced TO
visit their CITY, Tor limited period and may be consult
I'd ., Mrs Dura's Powhaian House. opposite the City
Hall ShuckG Hill from Saturday. the I'D June, unt!
the ls Juiv which cannot be extended Those persons
requiring his services invited To make early apPica
tons.
Tooth TO full and plre set, is upon entire Hrw
plan without the aid of Springs. lgaureS a. IN Tic
p1arpe If Nm0ptoric .iR0hcrc Pressure 81 success
fully pCaciISed by linn atone IN New York Persons IN
acquainted with tins improvement IN Dentistry can soc
by slight inspection, which is freely ciered The EN-
! cheney of this Improvement.
The opinion of The New York Public may De- seen
from the following respectable Journals OF that city -
(from The Nr,o l0rh .Nirror IF J0iy ion, 1850
ARTIFICIAL TEITH.--A gentleman OF this CITY had
lost all his upper teeth but one, and his lower jaw was
exceedingly deficient in It's masticCtive powers being
| only garnishcd with few front teeth; he could not
chew his food with any comfort, and bs facility O Ut
! tcrauce was considerably impaired few days ago we
| saw him locking quite young with handsome SIT OF
teeth which appeared quite natural, nnd enabled hm TO
pe form all the functions Tor wrh they are desuTtd,
with ease and grace and in just the manner II
he had ne yer lost one We had conversation with
him the subject and he explained 10 US the process
b. which The deficiency was supplied, and ms reJnVrn
escrnce effected and the theory altogether perfect
III IT'S appicarion have great pleasure in explaining
! il 10 our readers, have no doubt there may br
some among them who may wish To improve what old
Homer calls the ivory pe!ing of the tongue Aun"s-
limerick pressure. avoiding all injury 10 the existing
teeth by lesion produced by gold gnIures springs. etc,
is The main Characteristic of the system The ge'
neral practice is fix the artificial and Supplementary
teeth in gold plate, with complicated machinery oi
springs and contrvances. which are easily pnI ""t 81
rrpair are of constant trouble aud uneasnrsS
and highly detrimental to the surviving teeth. The
mode adopted by Mr. Leyett, NO 300, BroadwayQ the
niroducr Of the theory, Is by the close accuracy
Of I'll, to exclude all sphrrca influence, render them
couIpe.ely air.ligh and br the gh,nrss OF tie material
used for the artificial substitute, which is formed ct the
inside Of the tooth Of the hippopotamus, elaboraciy
worked into thrnnrss and ghtness, to ohviae all the
disadvantages which attend the OF the gold plate -
n is well known that unpleasant metallic taste Is gene
rated by Of the gold which is altogether avoided
| bv Mr. Leyetls process who will be happy To exhibit
his improved method 10 all who may WISH to avail them
selves of It's advantages. which, if they are as c"'srcn
Gus all cases, IN The one winch i"rms u" Er"'d'
work of these remarks. entitled ~ every attention.
(Fron thc Conyier a. Enquirer n Decsmbcr %, leG
D,ntisrp-lr not often that we permit ourselves 10
sneak in terms of eu."gy OF discoveries on 'nhJecs
which do not come within "nr province. we FAVE ho'
sufficient know ledge To do 1t IN the first place unless
indeed the object be visible tangible. and This Is the
case in the present instance. Mr. NJ. Levtu surgeon
dentist, No 2G0 Broadway, who arrived some time
.ince from London, has brought with HIM rev me.
lhod which he has put in successful pracuc" here Of
supplyinr the loss Of real teeth By artificial ones with
ont the use Of any accessories such as gd'ures, springs
or peGs now in ordinary usc is the operation when
| completed followed by any inflammation or pain lie
can hes, describe his method himself We will how
ever add tia, one Lady whom he has provided with sci
of these very necessary embellishments, is 5" delighted
with them that she has permitted him tort'c cnqu'frrS
10 her who do apply from mere Idle curiosity but
with view Of poiiIng by the conviction al actual 'S
animation will produce. But for this latter cITcum
STA nee We should not have alluded 10 the subject
(From the Framing Star Of J9ae l7h l>37
DEsrrsrnY. Courier q Enquirer, and the Mir
ror both have referred 10 principle IN The cosus'
o,f Of artificial teeth by Mr.. Levelt Surgeon Dentist
No 2GD Broadway which requires than ordinary
attention because it is remarkable for its novelty ana
u,l;lv The complicated machinery Of springs. ''ga.
aTn THh PsssIfs Is sG5$nTe Which en'bs the
artificial substitute be used with perfect ease Tor al
purposes Of firm mastlcaton without any 'e
,oll;c ase from the etu complication IN The manage
| men, of springs and machinery The Mirror hol'C'S
rms improvement from the fact that "a gentleman I"
this cit had lost all his upper nn one ana MS TOW
or law was exceedingly deficient in lis mascaVr pow
| ny heinz ONLY garnshed with few front lee'ii' "
oald moi chew his food with any comfort and his 'ar'
,r nr p,,erance was considerably impaired Il ie" "as
nro we saw him looking guile young, Win n'""S''S
| So, Of teeth which appeared quite natural ana eh"U'
him TO perform all the functions Tor wch 'hy are q.
,iued with and grace and IN just lie SAINT h'"
as if he had never los, one :, T.
Dentistry delicate operation, and never S"ou'u "
neglected either in male or female as cnnsetVn'o' V
beauty and freshness and whenever snch an iip'",e
ment is noticed the public should call on me Dr"''s
and have the principle clearly explained, which We ieat
will be done with pleasure BY Dr. Levest - e
June % -
| z ARORERS WANTED.-The James River an
81 Kanawha Company are in immediate want OIL sc
veTn hundred good aborers to work on The G!o can
within thee miles of The city OF kIcnmHnd-toa SUI
n dolar pcr day will be paid, they finding their ow
uarJ Gentlemen wishing TO send negroes rom ~
conp,rv are assured that the very best care shall oe "a
G"u" of them. The work dry and believe perlec.l