Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-12
from he NeY York Ea
ANOTHER APPLICATION OF GALkAN-
ISM


We have already st1tedtlnt the late disco, cues OF
the use of galsanlsu, were opening i 6cll Ia ,hc
world ol science, which II would require wears Ia
III. ltiln the last lew weeks, have recorded
several ne" applications OF thus power, and nov We
have another sui and this last perhaps Is calculated
II he OF As much rcI benefit to mankind as all the
rest At least. II must he so to those pInlnr under
4ls'a>r; ana what greater good man bcSIon upon
his fellow, than relieving tie Ills thai flesh is her
10 ms discovery has been reserved for DR.. II.
II. Sherwood OF CINCINNATI, who Is now in our
city IN y has been engaged Ton many wears IN IN
Nesugaung the motions aud the causes of mot,on
III ANIMALS, aud OF luanmate AMI animate mat
't'' ana III the mechanic arts. and also OF rlec-
uo gaN'hc symptoms and electro magnetic rc-
hleueS III chronic diseases and lie proves that eec-
hlellN, @a,aniSm and magnetism produce all the
motions IN nature. The Doctor hasheen enabled To
peiecl disease III a variety of stances when 1t was
ale'unS me ORGANS aud lfmls, with perfect ease
without previous knowledge. The demonstrations
are sueh as give con dence To the patient in the GER
'annty oil the diagn isis nature of disease and or
gans affected, and TO IN wide contrast with tho M,
certainty attending Old OF common s,mrtolns IL,
SHOWS me p.nN formed on principles u gal,auic
paell Tor production OF motion by gal,anic fluid and
"hch chrome enlarSements of organs and limbs A
II G one OF the motions thr rcpul>ons and rNan-
sons prevail IN the organ or limb oy,rohcr moli.ns
tine attractions and contraetionS.) The remedies are
electro magnetic and consist of preparation of old
nlaie ana maintained in negative state and a pre-
IaidtNh VI hou lldOc anu llliltaInCd A pDSllIyp
state.
We undcIstaud ihlt the, reverse the order of mo-
tons III the organs of limbs when the attractions
ahd co"raetons prevail over the rcpul>ons or expan-
sonN' thout any restriction IN diet OF other means
tue reduction commences immediately, and in a few
weeks alt the cases with few exceptions m the last
part ct the last stage) entirely aud permanently
cured communication in one OF the nornint
papers ct yesterday, announces that DR. ShcrN ood i,
now III tbs city making the medical protest. IN ,c-
quainted with his discoveries. The Doctor Is :,
highly intelligent gentleman.
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