A. G. BAGLEY.

sept 25. 1* 189 Broadway. N. Y.

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SHERWOOD'S MAGNETIC MACHINE,--Is warranted to be greatly superior to

every other manufactured, by whatever imitations or pretensions

foisted upon the public. No premium has ever been obtained over this

machine at the American or any other Institute, as has been falsely

represented. It imparts the magnetic forces more continuously, with

less violence to the sensations of the patient, and with more

permanent efficacy, than any other invented, while the cures it has

actually effected are incomparably more numerous. It is compactly

fitted, together withs it batteries, wires and other appliances in

neat cases, of several sizes, and powers, at $10, $12, $14, and $16

each. Each case is accompanied with a Manual, (eighth edition, pp.

234, 8vo.) in the English or French language, according to order,

containing specific direction for the new method of using the

instrument, and which alone can render it effectual.

H. H. SHERWOOD, M.D.

102 Chambers st.

sept. 8 to2*

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GENERAL PATENT AGENCY.--The subscriber has established an agency at

his warehouse, 12 Platt street, New York, for the protection and

general advancement of the rights and interests of Inventors and

Patentees.

The objects of this agency are more particularly to aid and assist

Inventors and Patentees in effecting sales of their inventions and of

goods and wares made therewith--and also for the sale and transfer of

Patent Rights.

Arrangements have been made with a lawyer familiar with the Patent

Laws, who will attend to the legal branch of the business upon

reasonable terms. Satisfactory references will be given. Applications

may be made to the undersigned personally, or by letter, post paid.

SAMUEL C. HILLS

45-2dv6* General Patent Agent.

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