Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-11-10

DIR. A. B. MADDOCK'5
CELEBRATED WORK ON INHALATION
In Tie Treatment and CWre IF
cOn,%mp,iO" A1na :, PTancGi,s. and other
Medical inhalation.
WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS
On. CHAs GREENE.
First Amcricon edition. from fifth London edition, where
it has had an unprecedented sale.
This is valuable work and should be in the hands of al
invnds, and the Medical Profession generally For
wardel free uf charge, by mail, on receipt Of
FIFTY GEMS cloth yFiltl oYE i,b B>itA1 Ar
No. 30 NORTH Ninth ST., Philadcipkid.
We suljoin few, from rauy conmcndntory notices
and reviews ftnm tie Ergish and American Mcdica
"Dr Maddox is the son of the lnte TIcury Maddnck
Esq. NJ Z the well known barrisie, and promises to
rise in his Profession IN eminent degree his
parent. The system Gnimatioi) proposed as the
most ,Icctunl method of applying remedy tn portion of
the system which cannot he directly reached By medicine
itself. We recommend readers to- purchase the
Work." Wesleyan Chronicle, Lnudnn, Feb 10. lsi5.
owe rec 1mmend the Work to reudcrs appears
to lie fully nauCd ccauly written and entirely divested
of any quaGscry or pclf-seeNiug tendency The Work
knowledge aud experience extends will repay not only
serious consideration, bnt patient trial of its mcrs
London Medical Journal, December 49, 1915.
"Wr think That NJ one can rise from its pc
W!lNul UclS tltt VI u lNc Wtlh iH lec
zeal and experienced ua and that It ought, for the sike
# those who suffer from consumption. as, brunCh-
It's, to he brought to extensive circulation 1t is, in the
srciest sense ul the term, valuable Wurk'-Oxturd
University Herald, November, :. IsiG.
"a REPRINT of the London Edition of Mr.. Maddox 5
'WoIk ON Consumption. bronchitis, Asthma. &c. with
Notes. &c, by DR.. Clms Greene This Woik will bo
found worthy the attention of readers, for they may
learn from 1t what he expected from this mode of
treating Cunsun tiun and other affections uf the
sagcs. Dr. NJ. is evidently at considerable u;c-
Cencc and whatever there is nC good in uhalaons ui
tfa .n1ili
nay. g. further, add say, that fear that the Pro-
fcssion have sufficient attention To this mode
of aIleviang the sIrrngs uf those ahurmE under this
class of dscascs."-New Jersey Medical Reporter, June
lS55.
From Professor Jas. Bryan, Editor oGhe philadclrhc
Medical and Surgical Juurml.'
CDR. MAID 5 BOON on Inhalation Is onc Of the few
winch have been issued from the frglsh press on thu
subject It's republication in this country, with The
udicious Notes If pr Greene, win ndh to the mtica
literature nI the United S,nrs and t is huprl excite s,n
interest ia the medical Profession on the subject m nha
atlon. means ui treating pulmonary affections. VIII
| tla addition of mndeu discoveries in Physiology TIN
mode of treating these diseases should have fair ria
and some atoncment made for the long neglect which In
haiution h1s suffered at the hands Of medical men
| JAMES BRYAN, NJ D.,
| Prof. Of Surgery in Philadelphia College Of Mecin
A CARD.
DR. GREENE will trent DISEASES or TIL
! LUNGS and AiR-rASSAGES, ncrrcahlv to the Md
successfully udopted IN the practice Of Dr. A. u. Mad
dock, and other eminent physicians Of Europe by h
mode of treatment the diseased surface Of the Buuchi an
Lungs directly acted upon. the various m~cntcd ~
ppr being carried t. the n1s' minute rHmGClnns OF ih
| Lungs, producing healthy action; where - c1Eiplot
dIsprgnniZar,n has taken place the best results nlwaN
attend this feature Of Practice: in fact with suitah
Huncs. it is the only reliable form ot treating diseast
q" the Respiratory Organs. lie intends tev"tiug his so
attention to this particular branch of hs profcssln
Those desruus ut consulting him can do So by letter "a
CHAS. GREENE. NJ. D.
Box 2O6s, rhilada p. O.
rhilada., Jane 81, s55,-Cm.