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A very delicate and successful operatisn was per formed recently by Dr. MORTON, of Boston, on yonng man, which is thus noticed in the Post o that city:

 The nature of the case was hair lip, cleft palate deficient paenline arch, and nasal seplun posteri. ory running down anteriory to n mallsnpple. like carIaglnous projection. That portion of the super for maxilary bone between the caspidatus en- trely wanting. After the abore description, the h'deousness of the deformity and want of articula- ton may well be imagined. Without giving min description of the operation, suffice il to say, on introducing the piece of mechanism into the month the young man is made utmost new being. and is able 10 arculae nearly all he letters of the alpha bet, and where vacuity was to be seen, we now be

 hold the peary ustre shining forth in every smile. It is astonishing what degree of perfection ar, and science have arrived in supplying the defciences of nature, or those caused by accident age Here is "a young man with 9ho!e upper row of teeth, and Hn entire roof to hs nouth, SO ingenieusly and naturally placed in his head 10 afford hun all ihe advantages derived from tlrse parts m perfectly formed mou,h and this. oo, without inconvenience.