Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-05-09
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The publisher of this paper had an opportunity
of Witnessing an operation performed by DR. Nor
ton, which the Transcript gives the following des-
cription Christian Register.
DrrlcULr OPERATION. Morton has recent
ly performed difficult operation upon young la
dy very successfully. The nature OF the case with
out going into particulars, Cleft Palate. The
operation proved entirely satisfactory TO the young
lady operated upon, and will enable her 10 speak
and articulate distinctly .-Trdnscrtpt
ExrRAoRDISARv OPERATIoN-We are happy to
notice an operation performed by DR. Morton. A
four pound weight was attached to the plate, and
raised from the floor, the plate remaining firm in
its place. The patient can be seen, and will, with
others who the operation, testify TO the facts
Post.
TEETH.-There can be no mistake about the in.
vention of DR. Morton, No 10 fremont Row, for
the name OF DR. Charles r. Jacksonis the very best
authority which could be produced. Those who
prize good set of teeth, will not fail ut least, to
call and examine specimens of work on this new
plan.-TimeS.
DENTAL ScIEsoE.-We saw a few days since an
entire artificial set of teeth inserted for lady,
by DR. Morton, 10 fremont Row, that defed the
most critical observer 10 detect from the original
In the above referred to- the lady experiences
no difficulty whatever, in mastication, nor is her
speech affected in the slightest degree.-yuad
DIR Morton, Dentist, No. 10 fremont Row, has
taken the right course to introduce his invention
analysis with his own signature IT Transcript.
DR. Morton, 10 fremont Row, has made a great
Improvement in mechanical dentistry We have
seen a whole upper set OF teeth and we consider
the style and finish TO be little superior TO any we
ever saw, and with the additional strength afforded
by this mode of finish, think il a very great i'm
provement over the old method Gazette.
Operation performed By DR. Norton, 10 fremont
R0,c, upon a yORng man, aged 23-The nature Of
the Hair Lip, Cleft Palate, deficient pala
tine arch, and nasal septum. Here is man with
whole upper row of teeth, and an entire new
roof to his mouth, so ngeniously and naturally
placed in his head to afford him all the advan-
iages derived from those parts in perfectly form.
ed mouth and this, too, without Inconvenience
Post.
A TRIUMPH OF ARr.--We witnessed on Satur
day, a very satisfactory triumph of the dental art
over sad deformily, in the case Of young man.
He was born with hair lip, and without palate.
DR. Morton had fitted him with artificial roof of
the mouth, palate and front teeth, not only hiding
the deformty, but restoring, or rather creating a
faculty of articulation Ii is like adding a new
sense a new -Emancip0tOr.
SUcoEssrUL OPERATIos-We had an opportu-
nifty lately of examining operation performed by
DIR Morton, skilful dentist of this city. The re-
suit was highly satisfactory to the patient BY
introducing gold plate or piece ofmechanism TO
which the three from; teeth, palate and roof are
attached, the person is able to articuate the alpha
bet.-EUeniRg GGzene.
IMPORTANT TO THE TooTHLEss.-Teeth are now
inserted by DR. Morton, 10 fremont Row, by a
chemical process so firmly TO the jaw that several
pounds weight may be attached TO the plate and
raised from the DEMONSTRATING Gazette.
DESTIsTBY.-We were much gratifed with a
visit few days ago to the rooms of DIR Morton,
No 10 fremont Row. The toothless are there
supplied with complete sets of teeth, inserted
ne principle.
DIR Morton has studied the dental art thoroughly,
and on strictly scientific principles. He has in his
possession the finest anatomical preparations, Illus
tratve of the structure, positions, gradual develop
ment, and decay of the teeth, which we have ever
seen, imported from Paris expressly for
Christian Watehnan.
REMARKABLE OPERATIoS.-Dr Morton, a dem
fist of this city, has recently performed very sue
cessiul and difficult operation, the result of which
we had an opportunity TO witness. The patient had
palate and hair lip. The deficiency in the
palate was supplied by gold plate, 10 which the
palate was attached, and the afflicted person is
able TO artlculae the alphabet.-1merican Trareer.
DIR Morton, No 10 fremont Row, has been par
ticularly successful in contriving gold plates for
the support OF artificial teeth, and has given the
most perfect satisfaction in recent operations
of a very difficult Naturalization Post
Having witnessed the operation of uniting gold
plates, as practsed by Wells * Morton, and having
by their request, analysed each part separately,
do hereby testify, that the gold, used in the place
of SOLDER for uniting the plates, is toeaty carats
fine, which is equally pure as the plate itself And
when the plates united in this manner the
whole presents the same appearance as if never
separated.
CHARLES II. JACKSON, MD.
Bosros, Oct. %, l543, No. 81 Somerset Street
May l. lS45 eow37