Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-18

We subj ln a few from many commendatory notico.
Ond reviews fiom the English and Ainercali Medica
"Dr Maddox is the son of the late Heury Maddox
Esq, NJ. p the well known barIste aud promises 10
rise, in his profession, in eminent degree as hls
parent. The system Gnhalston) proposed as the
most eectua method of applying remedy 70 portion OF
the system which cannot be directly reached by medcin,
Itself We recommend our readers to'purchass ttks
WoIk"-W Wesleyan Chronicle, Londsn, Feb, 10, Isij :
1--WE recommend the Work to our reuders, II appeas
10 be fully matured ceany written aud entirely dvestsd
of my Quackery or pelf-seekng tendency. The Work
well deserves pernsal and the practice, as far as
kn0wlc gc and experience extends will repay NOT only
serious consideration, bnt patient II iel Of It's meT.,s-
London Medical Journal, December 10, lsi5..
1--WE think that no Ise from ils po-
usal without being satisfied that it isthe work Of prac
teal Hnd experienced man and hat: ought for the sake
II those who suffer from consumption asthma, or bicnch
us o be brought into extensive circulation. 1t Is, IN the
srciest sense OF the term, valuable Work.h-Oxford
University Herald, November, . 1910.
- Re-PImt of the London Edition Of Mr.. Msddock's
'WuIk Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma, &e with
Notes. &C, by Dir. Chas, Greene This NVpk wiH he
found worthy the attention Of our readeIs for they may
learn from 1t what can be expected from this mode Of
treating CCnsumptIun and other affections of the ar-pas-
sages. Dr. NJ is eyTcny man OF considerable inteli-
grnce and whatever there Is OF good ~ nha!aOns OF
medced vapors, he seems 10 have abilityo extract,
nav 60 further, add that fear that the Pro-
frssi1n have given sufficient attention to this mode
~ alevia,g the suerings of abori,g under this
r,sa OF dsseasesNew Jersey Medical Reporter, June.
1855. ....s
(rom Professor Jas. Bryan, Editor OF the philadelphia
Medical and Surgical Journal"
"Dr NApDucK's BOOK on lnhalation Of the few
wtich have been issued from lglSh press on
subject Its Republication in this country, with tho
iudcinus Notes OF Dr. Greene, will odd 10 the medical
literature OF the United States, and i hoped excite
interest the medical Profession the Subject OF lnha
lnon ms means Of treating pulmonary affections WIN
tho addition OF modern discoveries IN PhYsoiogy thls
de Of treating these diseases should have fsir trial
aud aloncment made ff the long neglect which In
hal-,1n has suffered at the hands of medical mon
JAMEs BRYAN, NJ. D,
Peul. 0! SaTsery in Philadelphia College Of M0dIeiae
A CARD
BR GREENE win treat DISEASES OF THE
WNGS and A!R-PASSAGES, agreesbly TO ths mods
successfully adopted in the practice of Dr. a Mad
dlcs nud other eminent physicians Of Europe BY thus
mode the diseased Surface of he Bronch and
Lungs directly acted upon the yaiioas medieated
po being carried b the most minute ramhca,ions OF tho
Lungs producing healthy action; where complete
dsoIgln has moi taken pace the hes Iesuhs always
attend this feature Cf Practices in fact, with suitable
aduncs, it is the only rel able forn OF treating diseases
OF the Respiratory Organs lie intends tcvotng his soils
attention 10 this particular brunch II his profession
Thee desrous of consulting him do 30 by letter aa.
dressed to
CHAS. GREENE. NJ D.
Box COOS, pAlaiz p. o.
Philada June 81, s55-en.