The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-21

DIR. White, Douglas Mass
DR.. Brigham, Shrewsbury, Mass
DIR. F. Albee Peacham VT
Rev. N. C. Hardy, DID, Milton, NC.
VIM. G. Cooley. d. D., Pottsyille, Pa.
g Mr. LamsoD, Gloucester.
Mr. Goodrich, Maiden.
s. Mr. Hazen, WIlbraham.
Mr. Merritt Sandold, Lynn.
g Mr. Benedict, Norwich, Conn.
E" Mr. d. s. Shaler, Dorchester.
Sc Mr. G. P. Needham, Syracuse.
Col Capron, UXbrdge. Mass.
Hon. Rufus Brewer, Cashier FraminghaIn Bank Franz
Hon. j. p marble, charlton Mass
Hon. Alexander Ladd Portsmouth.
Hon. Nathan Eddy, Washington City,p.C.
Mr. David Choate, Essex.
Mr. Harry Prescott, New Haven.
Mr. Nathaniel Whittemore, Merchant, bingham.
Mr. johnson Talman, do Philadelphia
Mr. Joseph Hadley, do ChesterVt
Mr. S Wolton, editor ofsherbroke (Can.) Gazette.
Mr. r Glazer Hailowel, Me.
Mr. Parsons Needham, Buffalo.
Mr. Enos Blossom, Rochester, NY.
Mr. VIM. Stems, Salem.
Mr. j. w. Colby, Merchant Lyndon,Vt.
In addition to The above the following extracts
specially submitted:
From the Boston Transcript
DENTAL SURGERY.-W Without wishing TO detract from
the merits of any of the regularly educated Surgeon Den
fists of this city would Call the attention of the pub
lie TO scientific gentleman, in whom entire confidence
may be reposed, TO perform, in elegant any
Operation that may come under the cognzance of Den
tis
From the Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
IMPROVED DENTISTRY DIR Morton, an ingenious Den
fist in fremont Row, in this city, has recently executed
some extraordinary specimens of dental ingenuity which
makes it difficult question decide which looks the
best-nature's work or his
From the Boston Recorder.
Our minds were directed, short time since, piece
of work constituting whole jaw, teeth and ALL in
single piece, being perfect imitation and which be-
ing introduced into the mouth hould suspect
any portion of the individual be artificial This inge
NOUS Invention and piece OF work was executed by DIR
Morton.
From tAe Boston Mail
DENTAL SCIENCE We saw few DAYS since an entire
new get Of artificial Teeth inserted for lady, by DR.
hortsn that deed the most critical observer TO detect
from he original In the above referred the lady
experiences no difficulty whatever IN mascaton is
her speech affected in the slightest degree
From the Epenng Gazette.
DR. Morton has made a great Improvement In mecbani
cal dentistry We have seen whole upper set of teeth
and consider the style and finish be little superior
to any we ever saw. They inserted by chemical
process, firmly To the jaw that several pounds weight
be attached the plate and raised from the floor.
DENTISTRY We were much grati6ed with n visit q
few days TO the ri DR.. Morton No. 10 tt
row The toothesa are there supplied with complete
ses OF teeth, Inserted on new principle and sustained
in their place by pheric pressure, firmly that
several pounds may be raised by them without removing
the pate which Is made we'll the solder OF the hest
ofgold In this way many persons have been enabled
wear teeth with comfort who had given up all hope Of
any this kind DR. Morton has studied the
dental art thoroughly and strictly scientific princi-
pies. He has in his possession the finest anatomical pre-
paraions illustrative OF the structure, positions, gradual
Development and decay OF the teeth which have
seem imported from Paris expressly Ii is highly
gratifying to witness these tiumphs OF init,
mately connected Win health and comfort DIR Morton
mas extensive iaeiiie for the preparation and insertion
of whole sets Decentralization WdtchHaH.
From the Boston Post
Dr morton has been particularly successful in con :
irving gold plates for the support of artificial teeth and
has given the most perfect satisfaction some recent
operations OF a very diifcnI nature
Having witnessed the operation Of until gold plates,
as pracsed by Wells Morton do hereby testify, that
the gold used in The place oil solder uniting plates
is tloenty carGts fine. md when the plates are united
In this manner the whole presents the same appearance
as If never separated.
CHARLES T. JACKSON MD,
Boston, Oct 20, le43. No. 81 Somerset street.
Gy See Doctor Mortons advertisement. Having ex-
perenced the benefit Of his skill In family, can
cordially recommend hm.-She brooke (can J Gazette.
The Publisher OF this paper had opportunity OF
Messing an operation performed by DR. Morton, which
me Transcript gives the following description Of Chris
ttdn Register.
DIFFIouLr oPERATIoSs.- DR.. Morton has recently
performed difficult operation upon young lady very
successfully The nature Of the case without going into
particulars, u Cleft Palate. The operation proved
entirely satisfactory to the young lady operated upon
and will enable her 10 speak aud artcu0te distinctly
Transcript.
We lately had an opportunity of examining two beau.
tiiu whole sets of artificial teeth which were set on
gold plate OF great purity and soldered with gold the
same degree Of hneness, that blackening or gal.
vanic effect. or bad taste, possibly result This
work we learned done order for a gentleman and
his lady, who came hther from Cuba, TO avail them
selves OF the skill OF Messrs Wells d Morton-AfLos
We are happy 10 notice whole set of Teeth inserted
by DR. Morton, the upper plate hnd 10. weight atnch
ed to IT, and raised from the floor, the plate remaining
firm In It's place.-BosfOn Post.
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. Yesterday morning Dir
Norton Dentist No 10 fremont Row at the invitation
DIR Haywood, visited the Mclean Hospital and ad-
mnisered MS preparation TO produce sleep, person
about undergo the operation of the OF IN
more from the neck. We learn from a gentleman who
c0nversed with of oldest and most ply
sclans, who Witnessed the operation that the
ofDr Mortons experiment was plete. The patient
sitting In chair, with every thing made ready by DR.
warren, who extracted the um0r, inhaled the prepare