The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-29
FRETGHT FOR P5IIL-a0ELPHI.a,

gFRETGHT FOR PHILADELPHIA,
! BYTgss STEAMBOAT FROM Bowix's WHARF,
! BALTIEORE.
This line viii receive freight for Pla-
G~Spk1szedeTphia ON and after Tuesday next, ;Sst
inst and will be despatched with expe-
iion and care pleasing terms daily, except Sunday,
kfsaeRt 10 thesEvhan By 4 O'Clock, Y, nj.
4rn 25 II. SHEPPARD, Agent.
IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTAL SUK-
n GERE.-s&t has Tor many years been great desi-
denesam among European and American Dentists to ma
nufsatsre TEETH from incorruptbe materials Wihch
should initiate Tie artificial living teeth
Many have devoted years to unsuccessful experiments
and ohes have succeeded in manufacturing leeth OF ma
ierials similar to The porcelain ware, egt genef .y
ha, opaque white appearance by which they are east
~ distinguished IRON the human Teeth.
After long and tedious experiments, me l
succeeded manufacturing Teeth OF materials ENERGY
iieorrpptibie and perfectly imitation OF human teeu
They have semi Transparency and IRE mace Oh Fsou
size and shades. 49,. -,
other causes nav render il necessary, he VIII cast OF e
same materials attached to the Teeth: artificial gums
which shall initiate the Gum and supply me iOss u SUI
II is entirely impossible for these eeth to change their
color or cause footed breath. -
He will insert them from toentlre SETS N such
manner thai they will make articulation OF the voice per
feet and materially in aasticatioiand 70 ,is r2
cannot be distinguished from the most petuiiN'
ysae Teeth by The most scrntin:zing oOsei - D.,,oi
lie also peri0rms all the various opera'lets Is -;
Surgery according TO the late scientific
"a. Euo,.,, testimonials from gentlemen s4iose re-
speeta5ify needs 90 e''tOii'' GreFesPeo's s0'"''
fedto the stsbhc. ce-- :; A. 5F,;,er
From n. r. Smith, professor o. 90, Su' s''' - ~
shy TRsALTiMORE, Oct. %, 1886.
have examined specimens Of ineorTuPuoie pos
ton Ts eth, manufactured by Dr. n hhaFFt al my
NOUS Dentist of this city, , 60. a.. ~,
In their FORM color etc. they admirably initiate te e
tura Teeth Being completely ,neorruPoIe Oy me
they be peculiarly fitted for The purpose or "he
'nsS were us''sH''' NATHAN R, SMITH.
From Professor Duc1te.
Having examined some Artificial Teeth prepared by
DR.. f. H. KNAPP and learned from him what are the Prn-
c ingredients that enter into their composition, and the
nature Of the materials by which they eoored, am
Inclined think that they will prove, as he represents
them to be, ncorrupble. DR.. Knapp, having moreover
acquired the Of varying the colors OF the enamel
which covers his Artificial Teeth is thereby enabled to
impart 10 them a natural appearance than such
Teeth usually found TO possess circumstance tna
J. T. DUCATEL, NJ. d.
Prof. Of Chemistry in the University OF ND;
From S. K Jennings, Pre- fesoT Of MaeTIG 1iealeG me
rOpeutid, &C. ~ The Washington Aed'eGi College Of
MGlpidad
Having been favored With an inspection of conside-
rabe number of lncorr ptibe Artificial Teeth which
were manufactured by Dr. F. H. Knapp cheeruly con-
in the opinion expr, sed in respect TO them by Pro-
iessors N. R. Smith and j. I. Ducatel: .,,,
SAM'L. X. JENNINGS.
He has also received the nattering testimonials IN
favor of his improved Teeth from Prof Thomas z jones'
author of Conversations Chemis ~, Prof. F. May,
Prof H. Lindsay ProfessorJ C. Hail. and Prof Thomas
Sewel, Washington, d. C., and very many other gentle
men Of the first standing Of this country.
He offers these Teeth for sale TO Dentists on the most
favorable terms. Teeth, Gold Foil, sc. &c. sent per
'''' FH KNAPP, Surgeon Dentist,
Sd door from Charles street, in FaYete street, baltimore.
a IEI<IUULrURAL IBIPLEMENTS-The
IA subscriber Acknowledges with ratitude the liberal
patronage he has received from the pul since te es
Enlistment of his Repository 1875. During this long
period he has studded successfully his own interests
BIZ identifying them with the interests OF ms customers
in being prompt and faithful in the execution OF their or
ders.
His present facilities for manufacturing agricultural
indictments are surpassed by any OTHER establish
ment in this country, he can therefore Afford iem on as
reasonable any other person for the same quail
ity of work. His present stock ofimplemtnts are ex
tensiVe both in quality and variety, 10 when ne would
invite the attention ofthose who wish to p rehase
liberal discount will be made to all cash purchasers,
and those who purchase to sell again.
The following names some OF his leading articles
viz: His PATENT CYLINDRICAL STRAW CUT
TER wood and iron frames, but all with his patent dou
BILE eccentric feeders, with without extra knives prices
varying from S33 800, subject TO CASH dse0unting;
he challenges the world produce better machine for
cutting long forage; MYERSWHEAr FAN and Eli
LICOTTsS PATENT HORIZONTAL WHEAT FANS
both a very superior article. Fox s Barland's PAT
ENT THRESHING MACHINES, and Aiartineau.s
PATENT HORSE POWERS, also very superior ar
tcle A great variety of PLOUGHS, wrought and
cast Shares, fall sizes and prices Gideon Davis's i'm
proved PIOUGHS, or Davis own make or patterns,
which sufficiently known TO the public no; TO require
recommendation; 100 CULTiNATORS, also expanding
CULTIVATORS, both iron and wood frames, and new |
plan; TOBACCO CULTIYAToRS.
f. II. Smiths PATENT LIME SPREADERS, the |
utility of which has been made known TO the public; to-
MENTS, PLOUGH CASTINGS of every description |
and superior quality kept constantly on hand at retail or
by the ton; also, MACHINE aud other CASTINGS fur
nished short notice and on reasonable TERMS this Iron
Foundry being furnished with the best materials and
eXpeEenced workmcn with ample machinery running
by steam power for turning and fitting up mach merry
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