The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-05

UPulvermachcr's Patent Hydro-Electx1c Vol
t.as ChainsA very simple although most ingenious in
folded up pocket book; II is always ready USE
1ecs the magnetic needle decomposes water precipates
metals from their solutions short shows all the phcno
Dena Of powerful voltac pile 1t Is constructed to be
worn under the garments and Is the most wonderful IN
venion in medicine and electricity Of the present day Il
relieves without shock any disagreeabe sensationn
most cases palms, such as
head and toohache pains in the ears rheumatic pains
the body diseases of many years standing such govt
local yss nervous complaints nervous Diseases de-
Ifetme guarding himself sis family and friends, against
that immense number of and diseases In which
mild streaming electricity is perfectly safe certain aud
varies from 81 to S. Incredible az may seem the above
facts any person easily convince himself before hand
vention has been acknowledged America by the Aca
denny of Medicine of New York and the chains have been
ePphed with great success in the medical colleges the
CITY, Bellevue and Wards Island Hospitals, Brooklyn City
Hospital &c in Europe by the Royal Colleges Of Phys
clans and Surgeons in London by the Aca eme Nation
ale de Medicine at Paris by the Imperial Faculty at Wen
mai by the Royal Faculty Berlin and other scientific
institutions of the highest ORDER including the greatest
hospitals in the world The proprieors in possession
81 testimonials to the effect from all the above in
sttut0ns in America and Europe wei OF the most
eminent and distinguished members of the profession in
both hemspheres and invite the public to examine them.
Full and illustrated descrptionsone for personal use,
and one for scientific men-wih copies of testimonials
may be obtained gratis at the Office. They win be for
warded free of tage any part Of the United States
postage stamps Address No Sos Broadway, corner Of
Prince street. metropolitan Hotel)
J, SrEINERT Sole Agent
To the Public.-A notice appeared I'm yester-
days Herald, signed Medcus" have objection to
any fights fancy Of Mr. Doctor Watts Gas he styles
hmsclf) of this kind on the contrary look for notices
of the andote do for the Lantern they are writ
ten in mastery and nervous" style; but candidly
speaking do not think Mr. Watts acceleraes the pro
gress OF his antidote by putting such puere words into
the mouth of "Medicus." That he has possessed him
self Of some recipe of most extraordinary powers as
neurotc or nervine will for the whole faculty
that there is not who wishes or dspue and
from the evidence my practice and
sations with the most intelligent gentlemen am satisfied
that 1t will eventually be the only remedy used in nery
gus affections This little public rcbuke is written more
in sorrow than in for had Mr. W. communicated
his discovery to the faculty and gained their good will
thousands thousands would have taken his Nervous
Antidote that have known nothing about It, will only
add that when such the Hon. Henry Meigs will
vouch for its virtues in neuralgia and nervous disability
ne will do better by publishing his authority to further
the popularity ofthe antidote, than by deridng
THE FACULTY,