Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1848-11-16
DIR. BEACHsS
AMERICAN PRACTICE AND FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

1FENHE above cutsare faint representations OF GOLD
| u MEDALS bestowed by the Kings, Queens, and
iPoienates, whose names they bear, upon Dr. w.
Beach, the distinguished AUTHOR of that great work,
1.-The American Practice Of Medicine and Family
Physician" IN honor Of his great abilities, extraordi-
nary skill learning, and ingenuiy.-The author oil
this celebrated production is graduate Of the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons connected with the Uni
versity OF New York. is also Professor of Sur
gerry and Clinical Medicine in chartered Medical
College, in this country, and has received diplomas
from several renowned Cedcal societies, besides ni-
merous testimonials OF the highest respect, venera-
tion and gratitude, from the first physicians and SUI
rgeons, urists and clergymen in Europe and Ameri.
ca sor this work, which is the Of all the med
cal science and literature the experience and oh
serraton. the discoveries and improvements OF the
most distinguished and successful medical writers
and practitioners Of all schools of ancient and modern
times, combined with the very extensive experience
and observation of the Author during nearly thirty
years practice in thousands Of the city of New
York, and also first physician Of the United States
1 lnfrmary. This great work is classified and arrang
ed under appropriate heads in the perfect and
scientific order, and in nine parts and these several
parts, "embace the character, causes, symptoms and
treatment of the diseases OF men. women. and chill
dren of all climates
This work is illustrated with TWENTY TWO
Anatomical, Itcenty -Four Medical and Surgical and
nearly hundred colored Botanical Engravings
Besides these the work contains twenty four splendid
engravings. enameed paper, OF gold medals and
seals presented to the author by the soyereigns of Eu
rope, in consequence of the high and glowing recon-
mendatons which were gwen II by such men as Baron
La ALBERT, first physician 10 Louis Philippe. KING
of the French, professor 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 10 be "a model Of ANALYSIS and
masterpiece Of method and medical experiences" BY
DIR Won Lndwig first counsel and first physician q
his Majesty the King Of Wuremburg by the cee-
brated DR.. and Professor Won Culeland, know
throughout the world for his distinguished inerif in
the medical profession. and his learned and highly
valued writings medicine FIRST ply stefan 10 his Ma
lesty the King OF PRUSSIA, aud who added 10 his no5e
recommendation a Diploma from the Royal Medical
College Of Berlin, awarded 10 the author for his rnci-
tonous volumes by DR.. and Professor Naher, prisv
Couasel and Surgeon to his Majesty the King OF Ba-
vaiia who says 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 Df
Carus, who stands at the head Of the Medical Profess
sion in Europe, with reputation ofthe highest order
in Medical and Surgical Science. and who Is frs ply
stefan TO his Majesty the King of Saxony; ana also
BY the secretary Of the Pope o. Rome, letter. speak
ing Of ''The American Practice" he informs the an
thor, that "the Holy Father. seeing this work hon
ored by so many soyereigns OF Europe, and by so
many distinguished Medical Professors, was induced
to honor him with Medal OF Gold'
As unqualified and exalted praise has been besiew-
ed on this celebrated work by American Physicians
and Surgeons. such as J. T. Daniel Lobstein NJ d.
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of phgsic OF
Medical Jurisprudence, and of Midwifery ID New
York. who writes 10 the author: Your system,
dear sir, viii not only lmmoaize your nanie hot it IS
the superior system over ALL Your reputation is noQ
sufficiently established in both the worlds the Old and
the new, BY your excellent work, THE Amefcan
Practice of Medicine Many thousands Of persaas
have found, and will find daily, the greatest benefit
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sons suffering from disease, and sincerely hope the
public will more and more appreciate your American
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be universally known to be universally approyed.v
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Medicines see Pamphlet, which may be obtained
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The American Practice and Family Physician Will be
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what your disease is in all cases, what treatment 10
pursue. how 10 administer the medicines in difficult,
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