New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-30
Electrical Discoveries
IMPORTANT RESULTS.

Aiop, and extensive experience In the Of Electricity a.
d,ea,s controlling agent hiss demonstrated tho following
facts viz: Fret that It the element upon Which le i'se
dnc second th,t il /. se and reliable In a conditions Of
disease; third that will our' tf scientifically adnns'eod
after ali other remedies have failed fonh that 1t Affords the
onv tra basis for The diagnosis Of dco aud finally, that
carries with The extremes o'irs ana "'9a''f 10 es
Genital for the removal OF opposite diseases.
THE DISCOVERY OF DIR. CIiAMBERLiN
IN IN. medical uso Of electricity creating the decpo~
Interest,"
Tho euro, he Is daily cecins tvAOu. PROOF are too IN
credible for belief.
No better evidence can be Owen Of his discovery and Che
efficacy Of his treatment than the following testimonials nom
numerous wekmown 2ens Of New York, who have them
selves been restored health or witnessed its effects upo'
others
FOR FULL REPORT SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
THE UNDERSIGNED. FEELING DEEPLY
in the subject Of electrical science and especially
"a, branch Of relates the Of dsoae
Used BY Dr. Chsmberin take occasion to Grm both from
our own experience aud obferaou that believe Il simple
and effective and deserving the attention ofthe afflicted We
have witnessed The complete restoration to health ofmany per
sons who have been long H. who have enjoyed The benefits oil
tie advice aud skill Of Of the uo eminent medical prae
one Of this and other countries without relief or even
hope Of relief In the disease OF years stand
ng almost at the first touch Of the electric element
and without exception tho satisfactory results ha'o fol
low ed
We desire therefore, thus publicly TO make Il known that
Dr. ChaInbern h. demonstrated in the most satsiac
tory manner ha bis claims based upon mmuiablc laws
that his treatment. Is founded uron scientific principles and
cordially recommend oil who arofu6crnsrom physi
cal ~, consult Dr. Chanben, under Whose supervision
they will learn for themselves that what have affirmed in
reference to his system and entitled TO their groa
recognition.
ALBERT II. EICOLAY. No. 80 Wliialust NJ T.
C. CUMMINGS, No. II StuyveIani ST., n. 7.
E.s. CAPKON. No. rs Nassan-s.., NJ.
Dr. =. c. RUSIlMORE, No. &c Uni,erny.place, ~ T.
A. CLOSE, NO. 2ci Greenwichst, Y
P.CALLAGHAE, No. 20 Nsssar-s',, Ny.
JAMES W. CULVER, No. JIG Eassau-st. ~ Y
SAMUEL O. STARR, No. 100 Ani'y-st., Brooklyp.
C. J. DESPARD, No. ~ West Jlssst. NJ Y.
T.. c. CHAPIN, No l2a East l3tb.t,N. Y.
CARLTON 5. gibson, NO. 81 Broadway, Il. Y.
JAMES W. MILLER, No. 81 BlceckeI.st.. ny.
L. q. FOBREsTER. Coboe', n. Y.
II. B. KIRK, No. SO Fui,tn-st., ~ Y.
J.. STURTEYANT No. 565 Brosdwar NY.
}. H. BRICK, corner lafayette and Vanderbilt av., Brook
Ign.
81. X. LANE, No. 81 Bond-ft., n. 7.
y HERR, No. l0G Brdge-.i., brooklyn n Z.
@. W. COLEMAN, Lafarse House, NY
JAMES =. BALDWIN No. 20 Jays,., Ny.
AARON la RUE, 10. ~ BToadsay,N.
HARVEY CHURCH. No. 2G0 Canal t., N. Y.
W. Il. BURNETT No. 70 Cottage place, II. 7.
CHAs. T. HUBBs, No. l5s oIchAIdsL, ".
HERBERT 4. LEI, 20. 20 nali,gns st., E.Y.
wM. LEE DARLING. No. IS LcGington-r. ny.
p r. GRIFFlTH, So. 81 Finest. y. Y.
D. b. McELwEE Grcat Bend. Penn.
JAMES MIL SGAR, Pittsburgh. Pens.
BENONI BAILs, New. Berlin, ChenaHso Co., r. 7.
J. b. ncELWEE, walkers valley, Ny.
LEWIS HILLS New Haren, Conn.
HtyioTk, MAJ, 1865.
Tho afflicted ihvtl to call No chirss for conu'laon
An important paHpLIe, forwarded By addFe'sns
d. o. =. CMAMEERLlN. 10. % Bond q. y. y.