The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-09-13
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Middlebury and Vicinity |!
Your attention is urgently invited to care
ful and candid pcrusnl Of something that has
just been introduced into your rocdy, barren,
yet time honorcd State.
PULvERMACHER'S
HYDR0-ELECTRIC V0LTAIC CHAINS
A new and novel mode Of applying pow
erful remedial agent, so constructed as to be
worn under the garments, next to the skin,
producing constant, uninterrupted current Of
Magnetism affecting Immediate Relief
from the most acute pain, and also perma-
nent cure Of all Nervous Diseases.
1t seldom has failed to furnish almost in
slant relief, and final permanent cure, byb be-
ing used according to directions, to the fol-
lowing diseases;
r heumati.m, Utoriue paiu,,
tiout, Seattle, Palpitation Of tho Heart,
Paralysis, Periodical Headache,
Painfni and swellcd Jontsst. vitus' Dance,
Neuralgia o. the Face, Genrra Debility,
Diseases the Spine, Pains ofthc Chest,
Deafness and Blindness, Mysteries, Dyspepsia.
All diseases that are caused by n deficient
| amount Of Nervous Fluid, aregreaty relieved
| II not permanently cured by simply wearing
the chains for a few hours each dav.
BE IT UNDERSTOOD
| That II is not claimed that it cures all dis
| cases, hut only those for which it is recon-
| mcndcd and moreover, VIC boldly claim and
| defy. that no mediainal agent Of any kind has
| performed so many cures during the last year
| of those diseases just named, as
Pulvermaoher's Electric Chains.
| And to prove this assertion we defv any per.
son TO produce so many well authenticated
| certificates of Scientific Physicians and intel
| ligent patients as may be found in q pamphlet
| Of 80 pages, to be bad (gratis) Of the agent in
| this town.
! The Electric Chains were frst introduced in
| Franco, 1850, and after being subjected TO the
most THoRoUGH AND RidID TRIAL, by the
first medical n. en- in Poris, they were found tc
possess strange add marvellous power In re.
lieving pnin, wherever applied, and by theil
| inf1ucncewcre introduced into the hospitals o
thnt city, and also secured DO letters patent by
the French Government.
| They are now introduced in almost ever,
hospital in England, Germany. Austria, Bel
| GUM, and patented in those countries, where
they have become the
| Most Popular Curatire Agent in tie World
| They were first introduced in the United
States about one year since, and went through
the same trial ne in Europe, aud were ut once
introduced into every hospital in New York
| where they are nowin daily use, effccting ever
more wonderful cures than had lever before
been awarded them.
| They arc highly recommended by Profs
Valentino Mot, Van Buren,, Post, and others
who have published their views of their power
and value in several of the medical journals ir
that city, and are also in the daily practice Of
recommending their use to patients, A ful
| account Of their opinion may also be found r
every pamphlet, and sent to the address o
any person in the State by applying tpost
paid to ii. A. SnKLDoN, who is agent fol
Middlebury. The chains can 10 sent by mai
with full descriptions for use.
| Price of Chains, 50 and IS.
| Physicians are politely invited TO call and
| examine their construction and pronounce u
pom their merits,
| oyB wonp MORE TO fsvALiDs.
No person need fear t h at theywllnot .ou
compish just what it Is claimed they can d
and all persons who have become i:sgusted
| with constant pouring down OF patent nos
trums boiled swilllare kindly and politely
| invited TO give them a trial.
N. B. One Chain'will last for years and
lose mono off ts elecric power BY use, and car
be applied to either adult or child.
| II. A. SHELDON Agent for Addison Co.
| JOSEPH 5 EiNERT, General Agent,
| A4;ly. Dos Broadway, N. Y.