Litchfield enquirer., 1849-12-27
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE, - AND
 THEe LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

THEREi Is no necessity that persons who J. wear aIhtclal Teeth should be annoyed by the faults so commonly seen in them, VIZ (. all imperfect fit and perceptible motion to them while speaking or an obvious and em
 barrassing effort to keep them in place-lee,h
 too short, or too long and conspicuo uous-an un.
 natuIal and bad cUlor--shape so bad as tv give disagreeable expression to the mouth-and such deficiency in strength as to be unable to
 bear the strong grinding in mastication which | all we'll made teeth should do. Teeth are made in the highest State of projection, either in whole sels or paris of SCI, and WARRANTED FREE FROM ALL THE ARavE MENTIONED FAULTS, by Dr. H KlMBaLL No 522 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ..u. Dr. K has for many yea:s gven special at teniion to the manufacture and setting of Ar tifcial Teeth. and; has ln his employ persons of the highest skill in the d ferent processes of this difficult art, and he allows no work to go out of hls establishment that Is not in every respect of the uery highest character. Whole and half sets of teeth, are Unif fOrnlly, mode On the prrnciple of ArMosPHERlc PRESSURE stout and hesOy gold plates only are used, while millions of teeth of every possible size. shape and color, enable him to select such as are exactly adapted to the particular necessi. ties of each case. With hese great and obvi- | OuS dUVdHlhSebs tuS d
 and long continued practice, Dr. K makessets
 of Tech at the same price Mat pc, sous in the | country can hGue tiem made for ll Ne tOton
 o, piifGge schere Mryresids. so. that any one
 may have at the cheapest rates. the highest siyie of toork. and the small expense of visit to New York will be more than rapAid by the perfect certainty of haviiie teeitp made that shall July s0tisfy tbe esPsstat,ons of the scedrer, for constant pSa ixs snd the eX- perience derived from laEgS Ield of observa
 ton, secures a perfection u the manufacture not altainable by those who make only few sets in year.
 Dr.. Kimhall aims 10 meet the vans of that l large class in the community whose circum- stances have hitherto prevented them from availing themselves of the services Gf the must
 accomplished operators, and will give to per
 sons cf ihe most moderate means. at ioir
 price, the comfort and advantage of style of
 work which has hitherto been attainabe only
 by those who could afford to pay the highest
 prices, se.;ct such scovk IS indeed richly toorth but which all cannot pay, A sure and satisa | factory ground of confidence in reference 10 1 the ability of Dr.. Kimban to fulfil these condi- tions is EoDnd in the operation of the gOvern- ing principle of his business. which is, that whenever piere cf tcork is fnishrd and placed in the mouth, # the f'atie,it IS net fully safD-
 fed tpith tt in every payt'cui0r, as regdsds strength. oppearanee, the fl, ccio,, or dny- | khing else pertaining 10 if, he is at pe,feci
 Hberiy to decline taking it, the whole risk oi
 making perfect snd satisfactory operation Dr
 K. prefers 10 assume himself. Eyerysne1df1l
 direction for the preparation of the mouth. and
 satisfactory information of any kind relating t
 the subject. previously to having the teeth
 made, can be haf by addressing Dr. K.mball
 at his place of business, No 5.2 Broadway 1 New York.
 | Refers To-
 l Dr VALENTINE MorT, Prof oi Surgery, 1 Dr. GRANvLLE SHARPE PPATTIsoN Prof i Anatomy.
 1 ofiha University ofNew York. New York, Nov. %, IS40. 30