Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-15
WITH NOTES AND ADDITIONS
by DR.. CHAs GREENK.
No. 80 North Ninth ST., Phitddeiuhia.


We sutiin few, fr,m Inny c,nmen,atnry notice,
ana reviews it"m the English and American Melica
und n,her J urnns:-
''Dr MWdock is the If the late Heury Madinck
Esq, NJ. z the well known arIistci, and promises t.,
rise, IN his own pruessn. eminent degree as his
parent Tie system (lllahtin) proposed the
st cfrcual meihd III apply ing remedy To- n mtinn of
the s. stem winch cannot lie directly reached by medicine
itself We recommend readers purchase the
Work Wesleyan Chronicle. Loud. II. Feb 49, 1916
1--WE rec ,mrid the Work 10 onr renders ms # nnrr,r,
10 Ice fully imtured, ceanly written and entirely dvusted
OF any qutGNrry or pef-seeklig tendency. The Work
well deserves perus,l, and the practice us far
XII wledgc anh experience extends, will repay not only
serious c1hsldcrii bnt patient in ui its merts-
London Medical Journal. December 49, loi5,
we think that IN "ue can rise from its Pc
uaal without being sIlisied that is the work II prac-
zeal and experienced and that ought for the sake
those who suffer from consumption. asthma, htonchI-
u.s. tn he brought tJ extensive crcuhll NJ u is IN the
slrcest sense of the term, valuable Wurk."-OIfurd
University Herald, November, :, Isl6.
- Re-Pnt at the lond M Edition of Mr.. Nndllck's
Work on Consumption Bronchitis Asthma. &c.; wnh
Notes. &c. lay Dr. Chas. Greene This Wok will lie
found worthy the attention of our readers for they nnv
learn from 1t what lie expected from this mode Of
trentng Cnsnmltiun aud other affections f the air-pas
sages. DR.. NJ. is evident, .'i.h oi considerable in-l
gence and Whatever there is OF good in Limitations Of
medcated vapnrs, he seems 10 have ability To extract
nay, we g. further add say that fear that the Pro-
iesslon have u, given sufficient attention n this mode
n nlevatng the snrrings of those hbOrug under this
cnss of dIseases-New Jersey Medical Reporter June
1856.
From Professor Jas Bryan, Editor of the "Phladepha
Medical aud Surgical Journal"
CDR MApp 'cK's BOOK on Inhalation one of the few
winch have been issued from the English press on this
subject Its republican, in this country. with the
jndclus Notes Of DR. Greene, viii add +, the medical
literature Of he United Satrs and, i is hoped, excite
interest IN the medical Profession the subject of lTha-
hti0n. NJ means oi treating pulmonary affections. With
tha addition CG slern disc iverrs in PhysUigy this
mnde oi treating these diseases should have fair trial
and some atonemem made for the hong neglect which la
haution has suffered at the bands of medical men
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. D.,
Prof OF Surgery in Philadelphia College Of Medicine
A CARD.
DIR. GREENE viii treat DISEASES OF THE
| LUNGS and R-pASSAGES. agrerahly 10 the III al-
successfully ndoprrd in the practice of DR.. A Mad
tick aud other eminent physicians uf Europe. Ry this
m 'de o treatment the diseased surac- nf the Brnnrh ard
lmmes directly acted upon the various mricaied
rOr being carried t. the minute rnm6catinns Of The
| i.ungs, producing healthy action; where n complete
dsrgmlznu has nM taken place the hest results ALWAYS
attend this feature Of Practice in fact, with suitable
nirncts. 1t is the nnv reliable form e" treating diseases
Of the Resrrltnry Organs He intends tevntg his SOLE
attention tn this particular branch of his profession
Those desrous of consulting him do so by letter ad
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