Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-19
J. F. CALDWELL,
D e M n S T.

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Is now at the Monroe House, in this city, where he
i Is ready to operate upon the Teeth. Many teeth,
though much delayed, however they may ache, can
be saved without DESTROYING the nerve. The de-
structiUu OF the nerve is the cause Of more deep
seated pains about the head and face. Ills mode Of
extracting Is more safe and attended with much less
force and pain. than by methods dependent on keyed
instruments, putlicans or fOreeps. Any who have
pains about their Jaws, face or head, eyes, ears, ton
sils, uVula or skin, would do well TO submit to his
remedial treatment, and II they will come attended
with thrir physician, this will DO fully explained.
The most satisfactory certificates and references
can DO shown as testimonials OF his skill in his sur
| gical operations. If the desire is expressed and ar
Engagements made for him to do so, he will, with
pleasure, give gratuitous lectures in explanation Of
the causes Of the disease Of the teeth, aud also Of
their trregulality, and the remedial treatment to
cure aud correct them likewise expose the defects
inthe usual modes res0rted to 10 extract teeth, and
show how the injuries they are liable to inhict can
be avoided, andhow they can be extracted with CONF
parative ease.
The following certificates of eminent Phy.lcians
al have examined with care into DR.. Caldwell,s
mode OF extracting teeth; and have not only sat
ished myself by dissection, Of the existence Of his
l%igament, but have proved on my own person the
safety and value Of his operation"
PAUL b. GODDARD, Prof
University OF Pennsylvania.
We witnessed the extraction Of testh By Or. J. F.
Caldwell, and we pronounce him to be the Prince of
Tooth EXtraet0rs, aud the Chief OF Surgeon Dem
ttstsl He extracted ono for each Of us. We eonsid-
or his method original, and more safe and less pain
inl than any other that has come within our notice.
- NfNt~+|a lAV Campaigning ltth gum " llIuE
Ing the jaw, and uses apparently put little force, and
consequently regarding all the principles ofhis plan,
II i evidently the best that has been or could be de-
vised to remove teeth; all other methods when com
pared to his, are mnrlerous in the operation, alarm
ing to the mind, aud imperfect in manner.
BYRD CARTER, D.
G.. ". SETTLETON, Md.
White Sulphur, Va. Feb. %, 1851.
We concur In the above, for we have experienced
the benefit Of Or. CaldWeu's mode Of extracting
aud correcting aching teeth, much to our relief and
satisfaction. Other Dentists had condemned our
aehing teeth as past remedy, aud other teeth they
tried to extract, but were unable to do it; but Or.
Caldwell did It with but little force or palm, and We
had teeth which ached that other Dentists asserted
could not be relieved or saved, which DR.. Caldwell
soothed and plugged, and We now use them without
pain. wsi. A. oRME.
OWEN DUFFY.
Sandusky, April 10, 1861.
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