Six Years Assistant with Mr. ANDREW CLARK, of Brook-street, Bond-street, London, Begs to say he will continue to supply ARTIFICIAL TEETH upon the same principle as Mr. A. Clark, and the only one that will ensure ease, articulation, and mastication. E. G., having undertaken several cases that had been refused by other Dentists as impracticable, can give the most satisfactory References as to the beneficial results of his Practice. EVERY OPERATION IN DENTAL SURGERY, Performed on the most moderate Terms. * * * * * PERMANENT ELASTIC SPRING HYGEIAN BEDS, CARRIAGE, GIG, SOFA, AND CHAIR SEATS, Patronised by Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent. * * * * * RICHARD FARMER, Manufacturer, With the greatest deference submits to the attention of his Friends and the Public the subjoined Documents, as flattering Testimonies of the high estimation in which the above very superior and much approved Articles are held:— _From_ SIR JOHN CONROY, _Secretary to_ HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUCHESS OF KENT. “Sir John Conroy is honoured with the DUCHESS OF KENT’S command to acquaint Mr. Farmer, that he has permission to use Her Royal Highness’s Name and Arms, as Manufacturer of Permanent Elastic Spring Hygeian Beds to Her Royal Highness. “Malvern, Sept. 13, 1830.” “Sir John Conroy is to acknowledge the receipt of the Bed and Mattress of Mr. R. Farmer’s invention, which he has made for the PRINCESS VICTORIA; and Sir John is commanded by the DUCHESS OF KENT to express Her Royal Highness’s highest approval of the principle of his Mattresses, Cushions, &c. “Kensington Palace, Dec. 17, 1830. “_Mr. Richard Farmer_, _&c. &c._” _From_ CONGREVE SELWYN, Esq. _Surgeon of the Ledbury Dispensary_. “Mr. CONGREVE SELWYN, Surgeon of the Ledbury Dispensary, begs to offer his Testimony of the value of Mr. Farmer’s invention of his Elastic Mattresses and Cushions. The one he has sent to Mr. Selwyn answers all the purposes for an Invalid, and is particularly serviceable where the patient suffers from hectic fever and night perspirations. “Ledbury, May 2, 1834. “_Mr. Richard Farmer_, _&c. &c._” _From_ SIR WILLIAM B. CAVE, Bart. “Stretton, Atherstone, July 22, 1835.