The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-01-28
THE MOST
THE MOST
AGREEABLE, EASY, PLEASANT
AND NATURAL STYLE OF SETTING
TEETH.
DR.. NOR r o NJ i,
(LATE WELLS 4 MoRTON,)
No. 10 fremont ROW-BOSTON.

DR.. tom,
IL ATE WELLS MoRTON)
No. 10 fremont ROw-BOSTON,
WOULD take this method to inform his patients and
the public generally, that he continues to insert
Teeth upon his new pan hut that he has recently made
great and valuable improvements which he confidently
believes, give him in the insertion of teeth equal if not
greater facilities and advantages than can be found at
any other establishment.
The well known character ofthe operations performed
al his Office for several years pas renders it unneces
sary for him TO mention the peculiar advantages of his
system of practice, TO any who may have made them
selves familiar with it. But IS many strangers
constantly locating in Boston and the vicinity he deems
it proper, to briefly stale, what, in his opinions renders
his of practice the desirable of any with
which he is acquainted
LIST, Teeth inserted upon the principle are insert
ed with sufficient irmness to perform the office of masti
cation, and do not move in the mouth, is the with
teeth inserted after the old methods
End, They cannot acerate the jaws and produce nfam
nation and SWOLLEN face.
Sd, rhe is not destroyed by Plates Improperly
constructed, which cover the roof of the mouth.
4th Nothing enters into the composition of the teeth
but mineral, and they set alone upon gold plates.
5h The teeth being carved in block, and fastened
upon the plates, mucous, food, other matter can
lodge around hem and produce state OF the mouth too
well known and 90 disagTeeable to be mentioned.
9Th, Their style of finish and beauty cannot be
passed.
Possessing all that is required the above
toned advantages OF his course of practice, Dr. Morton
feels confident in asserting that no mouth can come
under his treatment in which he cannot insert set of
teerh, that can he worn with pleasure and comfort
He REFERS
J. C. Warren, MD Prof of Antony and Surgery Mass.
Geo. Hayward NJ D. Prof OF the Principles of Surgery
and Clinical Surgery Mass. Med Col.
G. T. Jackson, MD, Geologist,
L.v Bell, MD, Physician to the Mclean Asylum
j. b. Brown, MD, 0rthopedic Surgeon.
A. A. Gouid, MD
Martin Gay, MD
f. NJ McLelan, MID.
Com. D0wnes, US N.
Dr. White, Douglas Mass.
Dr. Brigham, Shrewsbury, Mass.
DIR F. Albee, Peacham, VT.
Rev. N. G. Hardy, DID,, Milton, NC.
VIM. c. Cooley. DID, Pottsville, Pa
8 Mr. Lamson, Gloucester.
Mr. Goodrich, Maiden.
g Mr. Hazen, Wilbraham.
Mr. Merritt SandfoId, Lynn.
Mr. Benedict Norwich Conn.
" Mr. d. S. Shaer, Dorchester.
Mr. G. P. Needham, Syracuse.
Col Capron, Uxbridge Mass
Hon. Rufus Brewer, Cashier Birmingham Bank Franz
Hon. j. P Marble, Chsrlton, Mass
Hon. Alexander Ladd, Portsmouth
John L. Hays, Esq do.
Hon Nathan Eddy, Washington City, DC
Mr. David Choate, Essex
MIR Harry Prescott New Haven.
Mr. Nathaniel Whemore, Merchant, bingham.
NJ Johnson Talman, do Philadelphia
Joseph Hadey, do Chester,Vt
Wolton, editor of Sherbroke (Can.) Gazette.
Glazer Halowell, Me.
Aarsons Needham Buffalo.
Is Blossom, Rochester, M
hSterns, Salem.
Colby, Merchant, Lyndon, VT.
Pm 10 the above the following extracts are re-
admitted:
From the Boston Transcript.
gRGERY.-W Without wishing to detract from
my of the regularly educated surgeon Den
y, we would call the attention OF the pub.
c gen tleman, in whom entire confidence
to perform, in an elegant manner, any
" come under the cognizance OF Den
Va Medical and Surgical Journal.
rRY.--Dr Morton, an ingenious Den
in this city, has recently executed
ecimens of dental ingenuity, which
estion 10 decide which ioo&S the
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