Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-01-06

Il Of GOLD MEDALS bestowed by the
Kings, Queens, and Potentates, whose names
they bear, upon DIR. w. Beach, the distin.
guished AUTHOR of that great work, ''The
American Practice of Medicine and Family
Physician" in honor of his great abilities, ex-
traordinary skill, learning. and ingenuity
The author of this celebrated production is a
graduate Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons connected with the University oil
New York. He is also Professor of Surge
~ and Clinical Medicine in chartered Meti-
cal College, in this country, and has received
diplomas from several renowned Medical So
cieties, besides numerous testimonials oil the
highest respect, Yeneration. and gratitude,
from the first physicians and surgeons, jurists
and clergymen in Europe and America, sor
this work, which is the essence of all the med
ical science and lerature-of the experience
and observation, the discoveries and improve
ments OF the most distinguished and success
iul medical writer's aud practitioners Of all
schools Of ancient and modern times. comhi-
ned with the very extensive experience and
observation Of the Author during nearly thir
iy years practice in thousands Of cases in the
city of New York, and also as first physician
of the United States lnlirmary. This great
work is classified and arranged under appro-
pirate heads in the most perfect and scientific
order, and in nine parts, and these several
parts, "embrace the character, causes, symp-
toms. and treatment Of the diseases of men,
women. and children of all climates"
This work is illustrated with TWENTY
TWO Anatomical, 1teeay For Medical and
Surgical, and nearly one hundred co!ored Be-
tanical Engrayings. Besides these the work
contains twenty -four splendid engravings, on
enameled paper, of gold medals and seals pre-
scented to the author by the soyereigns of Eu-
rope, in consequence OF the high and glowing
recommendations which were given il by such
men as Baron La Albert, first physician TO
Louis Philippe. King Of the French, profess
sor Of the medical faculty of Paris, and first
physician of the Hospital of ST. Louis, one of
the first medical lights OF France, who pro-
nounced this work TO be ga model Of analysis,
and a master piece OF method and medical ex-
perience;" by DIR. Won Ludwig, first counsel
and first physician to his Majesty the King of
Wurtemburg; by the celebrated Dr. and Pro-
fessor Won Hufeland. know throughout the
world for his distinguished merit IN the medi-
cal profession, and his learned and highly val
ued writings on medicine, first physician 10 his
Majesty the King of Prussia, and who added
to his noble recommendation Diploma from
the Royal Medical College Of Berlin, awarded
10 the author for his meritorious volumes; by
DR.. and Professor Walther, Priyy Counsel,
and Surgeon TO his Majesty the King OF Ba-
varia, who says in letter to the author,
.'your work places you in the ranks of the
most celebrated authors of our science" by
the great and Justly honored DR.. Carus, who
stands at the head of the Medical Profession
in Europe, with reputation of the highest or
der in Medical and Surgical Science, and who
is first physician TO his Majesty the King Of
Saxony and also by the secretary Of the Pope
of Rome. in letter, speaking OF The Amer
Practice" he informs the author, that "ihe
Holy Father, seeing this work honored by so
many sovereigns OF Europe, and by so many
distinguished Medical Professors, was indu-
ced TO honor him with Medal Of Gold"
As unqualified aud exalted praise has been
bestowed on this celebrated work by Ameri-
can Physicians and Surgeons, such as J. f.
Daniel Lobstein, NJ. D., Professor of the The
ory and Practice of Physic, Of Medical Juris-
prudence, and of Midwifery in New York,
who writes TO the author: Your system,
dear sir, will not only immortalize your name,
but II is the superior system over all. Your
reputation is now sufficiently established in
both the worlds, the old and the new, by your
excellent work, 'The American Practice of
Medicine.' Many thousands of persons have
found. and will find daily, the greatest benefit
from your Vegetable Medicines, and cannot
do otherwise than recommend your remedies
to all persons suffering from disease, and
sincerely hope the public will more and more
appreciate your American Practice and your
Medicine, for they only require to be uniyer-
sally known to be universally approved"
For a full description Of DIR. Beach's Book
and Medicines, see Pamphlet, which may be
obtained gratis at all places where the medi
cines are Tor sale. The American Practice and
Family Physician will be found at the same
places; and if you wish to know what your
disease is in all cases, what treatment to pur-
sue, how to administer the medicines in diff
cult and dangerous cases. by all means pro
cure the Book
90 For sale at the Stores of j. w. s b. r..
Boyp, Martinsburg, Va, and by b. II. BoYD
4 BRo., Mll-Creek, Va.