The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-16
NEW YORK. SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL l6. 1912.
PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT.
IN NEW YORK.

MONS. MALLAN 4 SONS, Surgeon Dentists, No.
lVl s72 Broadway, and at London AM Paris inform the
of their very extensive practice, they have, at length,
been induced to open a Permanent Establishment, where
they may be consulted at No. 32 Broadway between
Franklin aud White streets, in all cases appertaining to
their profession, in which they have been so successful,
in Consequence Of their celebrated discoveries and i'm
provements in the art OF Dentistry.
Mons. Mallan returns thanks for the very liberal pat
ronage he has received, and continues to receive, par
ticularly to the Medical profession Of New York, for
their kind recommendations, and advocating Mons. Ms
Improvement in Dentristy.
CELEBRATED MINERAL
pECAYED TEETH!
Mons. NJ. continues to restore decayea Teeth, however
large or small the cavity making q stump into q sound
Tooth, instantly curing the Tooth, however painful or
sensitive, matching in point of color. the natural cortex
or enamel ofthe Tooth.
They never break or become loose-they have no I'M
natural gloss-are firmly fixed without wires or llga.
tures-no bulky substance in the nonth-and in every
particular resemble the adjoining Teeth, in conformity
to q complete set, upon the above imprrved and scienti-
fc principle, they are guaranteed to answer every pur-
pose OF Masticatios and Articulation.
: LOOSE TEETH
securely and sfectually fastened, arising either from the
use Of medicines or any other cause.
ARTIFICIAL
replaced upon a sure and scientific method.
TO II PUBLIC OF THE UNlTED STATE
ra Monsieur y ,h., M Nj a ihs . is happy onEs.n in 81 heinz, rsrs enabled Hnnd to an M
the first families of the United States, consisting of the
6rst Merchants, Medical profession, Clergy and private
NiNlLChb, " WuOW nc n Gig u . W II uPVLiOAN "
Mons. MAs celebrated Mineral in preference to any sther
they have ever tried, and, in their opinion the best that
ever cam undertheir notice. His other improvements
need no comment.
WALL
Attendedby Mons. Mallan, Janr, at their own Esta.
blishment.
H FACULTY AND PUBLIC
are particularly invited to pay Mons Mallan a visit, to
see the specimens of his new discoveries in Dentistry.
TESTIMONIALS.
Mons Mallan: quebec, May sth 1874:
Dear Sir,-Afterhavin tried the Ariscial Teeth which
you made for me-, | cannot do you less justice than to
soy they answer every purposeo of asticatIon andArhcuialon
equal to those placed by thehands ofnature; They so closely
resemble the natural ones in the minutest shade OF, color and
shape, that they are not Ii scerned as beng artificial by the clio:
teeth, lean give adecidcs opinion Of its valuable qualitles.
You may use this letter in any, way you think proper for the
benefit of the public aud yourself.
am T Gic5s.' fiy% cR5s GtFHs.y Manuel c.rmelst.
To Mons. Mallan, Surgeon Dentist. s2 Broadway,
This aentlemani is known at iss Broadway, land at rrims
Ward &Rings.
MONS. MALLAN, s2 Broadway.
. S!R-!feelita pleasure to be able to offer you my testimony
in behalf of your celebrated mineral. During my late re-
sidence in Paris I called at your esta,l ,shment in the Rue Cas-.
tigliope, andhaving had some teethniied with. your mineral,
itsutility and value, end nevcrin the east degree experienced
whatever.-During my visit to Mons Mallan ! saw g veral
testimonials ofthe highest character, all expressing the fullest
abled to judge, l consideFd il then, and sui consideri 4 to be
the best preparation ofthc kine ever Offered to the pnblie. !
am SIR respectfully, yourobedisntseryart ,,nyosrov
Mons. MALLAN 4 o N >, Surgeon Dentists, may. be s;n-