Record The ethereal physician, or, Medical electricity revived; its pretensions fairly and candidly considered and examined, and its efficacy proved, in the prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases; with the details of upwards of sixty cures, in the short space of two years, in cases of rheumatism, head-ach, pleurisy, abscess, quinsy, piles, incubus, &c. &c. With some observations on the nature... | Collections Search Center, Smithsonian Institution

The ethereal physician, or, Medical electricity revived; its pretensions fairly and candidly considered and examined, and its efficacy proved, in the prevention and cure of a great variety of diseases; with the details of upwards of sixty cures, in the short space of two years, in cases of rheumatism, head-ach, pleurisy, abscess, quinsy, piles, incubus, &c. &c. With some observations on the nature...

Author:: Brown, Thomas b. 1766 Search this; Everett, Jesse Brief account of the application of electricity in the relief and cure of several diseases Search this; Cavallo, Tiberius 1749-1809 Search this

Notes:: "This pamphlet is designed to be the first in a series, of similar publications."--No. 1, p. 22. Only two numbers published?; Number 2 was "printed for the authors, by E. and E. Hosford."; Title of no. 2 varies slightly.; Frontispiece signed: Willard & Rawdon sc., Alb[an]y.; "A supplement, containing some further observations, on the nature, and medical effect of the electric fluid": No. 1, p. [45]-60.; "An extract from a treatise on electricity, written by Tiberias Cavallo, F.R.S. in the year 1785": No. 1, p. [61]-64.; "A brief account of the application of electricity, in the relief and cure of several diseases. By Jesse Everett": 10 p. at end of no. 1.; "A history of the remedial powers of electricity ... Part II. By Jesse Everett": no. 2, p. [125]-150.; "Appendix" (list of persons who have purchased machines and received instructions from the authors): pt. 2, p. [151].; Includes index.; Errata: p. [2] (2nd group).; Microfilmed for preservation by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.).