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1. Electricity, or ethereal fire, considered: 1st. naturally, as the agent of animal and vegetable life : 2d. astronomically, or as the agent of gravitation and motion : 3d. medically, or its artificial use in diseases : comprehending both the theory and practice of medical electricity : and demonstrated to be an infallible cure of fever, inflammation, and many other diseases : constituting the best family physician ever extant

Author(s):

Gale, T.

Publication:

Troy [N.Y.] : Printed by Moffitt & Lyon, 1802

Subject(s):

Electricity

2. Cholera, its causes, non-contagiousness, prevention, and treatment: showing the effect of electricity on the animal economy, as productive of epidemics generally

Author(s):

MacCormack, M. J.

Publication:

London : P. S. King, 1872

Subject(s):

Cholera
Disease Outbreaks
Meteorological Concepts
Electricity

3. A new theory of galvanism: supported by some experiments and observations made by means of the calorimotor, a new galvanic instrument ; also, a new mode of decomposing potash extemporaneously ; read before the Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia

Author(s):

Hare, Robert, 1781-1858

Publication:

Philadelphia : Published by M. Carey and Son ..., 1819

Subject(s):

Electricity
Calorimetry -- instrumentation

4. A lecture on the magnetism of the human body: delivered before the Apprentices' Library Society of Charleston

Author(s):

Gibbes, Robert W. (Robert Wilson), 1809-1866

Publication:

Columbia, S. C. : Dubose & Johnston, 1843

Subject(s):

Electricity
Hypnosis

5. International text-book of medical electro-physics and galvanism: for the use of medical students and practitioners

Publication:

Philadelphia : Davis, 1895

Subject(s):

Electric Stimulation Therapy
Electricity

6. Plain talks on electricity and batteries with therapeutic index: for general practitioners and students of medicine

Author(s):

Bigelow, Horatio R. (Horatio Ripley)

Publication:

Philadelphia : P. Blakiston, Son & Co., 1891

Subject(s):

Electric Stimulation Therapy
Electricity

7. Electricity, or ethereal fire, considered: 1st. naturally, as the agent of animal and vegetable life : 2d. astronomically, or as the agent of gravitation and motion : 3d. medically, or its artificial use in diseases : comprehending both the theory and practice of medical electricity : and demonstrated to be an infallible cure of fever, inflammation, and many other diseases : constituting the best family physician ever extant

Author(s):

Gale, T.

Publication:

Troy [N.Y.] : Printed by Moffitt & Lyon, 1802

Subject(s):

Electricity

8. An attempt to explain the nature of electricity, and its intention in the economy of the universe

Author(s):

Wood, Robert Serrell.

Publication:

Philadelphia : Printed by Charles F. Town, 1844

Subject(s):

Biophysical Phenomena
Electricity

9. Observations on animal electricity: in explanation of the metallic operation of Doctor Perkins

Author(s):

Vaughan, John, 1775-1807

Publication:

Wilmington [Del.] : From the office of the Delaware gazette, by W.C. Smyth, 1797

Subject(s):

Equipment and Supplies
Electricity
Perkins, Elisha, 1741-1799.

10. On the supposed anaesthetic influence of electricity

Author(s):

Loomis, I. N.

Publication:

[Georgia?] : s.n., [1858?]

Subject(s):

Anesthesia, Local
Electricity