Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-22

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we suhrin a few, from mrny commendaory notices
and reviews from the English and American Aledca
and other urnas -
''Dr MadIock is the son of the late IIewy Maddox,
Esq, VI. p the well known blrsicI aud promises -
rsr, N his own pT"essh IN as emmet degree as his
parent The system 0nhaIa') proposed as the
efrctun method uf applying n remedy puIu of
the system winch eanmot he directly reached by medicine
itself We recommend our readers to purchase the
Work Wesleyan Chr nicle, London. Feb. 49, 1915,
1--WE rec 'mmcnd The Work t. rerders 1t appears
10 lie fully naured cleany written, and entirely divrsted
OF any quacEery or peli-seeking tendency. The Work
well deserves perusn, and the practice, far
knowledge and experience extends, will repay not only
serious c"sdertinn bnt patient trial OF its mers-
London Medical journal, December 10, lei5
1--WE think that no Iise from its pc
Hsa, without being satisfied that it is the work of prac
zeal and experienced and that 1t ought, for the sake
o those who suffer from consumption asthma, or bonch-
ts TO be brought into extensive circulation II is IN the
,,!rctes sense Of the term, valuable Work"-oxford
University Herald, November Z, isl6
"a REPRINT of the London Edition Of Mr. Maddox S
Work on CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Asthma, &c; wnh
Notes. &c, by Dir. Chas Greene This Work will lie
found worthy the attention OF our readers LOT they may
learn from 1t what can be expected from this mode oi
treating Consumption and other affections OF the arpas-
kages. Dr. NJ is evidently "iii Of considerable nteHi,
gsnce and whatever there is Of good IN nhalaons OF
med'caed vapoTs he seems 70 have aD,y 10 eStIact
fession have not given sufficient attention to this mode
of fecvatng the saderngs of those aboIng under this
class of dseases."-New Jersey Medical Reporter, June
1855,
from Professor Jas Bryan, Editor Of the "Philadelphia
Medical and Surgical Journal"
CDR. MADDOCK's BOOK on Inhalation Is one Of the rev
which have been issued from the English press On thi
subject. Its republication in this country, with the
udlcOus Notes Of Dr. Greene, will add to the nedica
literature of the United States and Il is hoped, excite son'
interest ia the medical Profession the subject oi lnln
ation, means Of treating pulmonary affections Witl
tia addition of modern discoveries in Physiology, TIM
mode of treating these diseases should have far tra
and some alonenent made for the long neglect which In
hslIton has suffered at the hands of medical men
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. D,
Ptof. Of Surgery in Philadelphia College Of Medicine
A CARD.
DIR. GREENE win treat DISEASES OF TIL
LUNGS and AlR-PASSAGES, agreeably TO the mod
- successfully adopted in the practice Of DR.. ~ y Mad
DOCK, and other eminent physicians Of Europe By thi
mode OF treatment the diseased surface Of tie Bronch a
Lungs are directly acted upon the various meicated va
por being carried to the minute ramcatnns of tn
Lungs, producing healthy action; where conpct
dlsnfganlzaunn has taken place the hest results awav
attend this feature Of Practice in fact, with snilabl
Rduncis it is the only reliable form OF treating disease
Of the Respiratory Organs lie intends tevotng his sol
attention to this particular branch Of his profession
These desirous of consulting him do SO BY letter ad
dressed to
CIAS. GREENE. NJ d,
Bcx 206S, Phiada, +. o.
Phillda June 2l, 1s5S--om.