Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-12-29

nyaiids AID the Medical s P,ofessi" SSH ge"emly For
~ C. c. W. van HORN 4 co.
No 80 North Ninth ST., PhiIddelphiQ.
We suLj,n a few, from mny conmendatory notices
and reviews hom the English and American Medica
and other Junrinls:- -
"Dr Maddock is the son Of the late ueury Maddox
Esq, NJ. p the well known bnrrisci, aud promises to
rise, IN hls own profession IN eminent degree his
parent. The system (inlaIatiun) proposed the
st ciectual mefrd oi apply ing u remedy poItnn Of
Tue system which cannot lie directly reached by medicine
itself We recommend our readers To purchase the
Work.i-Wesley az Chronicle London, Feb 10 1915
I'VE rec intnrd the Work to reu,ers as It appenrR
~ be uiy ruured cleany written, and entirely diyested
OF any quickery or pe.-seekiug tendency. The Work
well deserves perus, and the practice Tar al our
knoweisc and experience extends, will repay not only
serious consideration bat patient tIal of its meTts-
London Medical Journal December l3 lsi5
1--WE thit that no me rise from its PC
uSal, without heg satisfied that it is the work VI pTac-
ca ad experienced nu and that 1t ought, for the sake
%" those who suffer from consumption. asthma. brouch
us !" be Drought INTO extensive circullinn II Is ~ ihe
srcicst sense of the term, vaunLlc Work.n-Oxford
University Herald, November, I. lsl6.
"a Ile-Pimt Of the london Edition Of Mr.. Maddoch's
'Wotk on Consumption. Bronchitis Asthma, &c; wulI
Notes &c, by DR.. Clms Greene This Wmk viii le
found worthy the attention of our readers, for they may
learn from il what can lie expected from this mode OF
treating Consumption and other affections u the air-pas-
sages Dr. NJ is evdcn,y .h of considerable Intell-
r,Ice and whatever thclr is of good in mhnations of
medicaled vapors, he seems 10 have ability To extinct,
nay we 60 further, add TINT fear that the Pro-
fcssun lave not given sufficient attention to this mode
c!nss Of dIseases-New Jersey Medical Reporter June
/ 1855
From Professor Jas. Bryan Editor OF the "phadepna
! Medical and Surgical Journal"
"Dr. MADD Cs BOOK ON Inhalation one Of the few
winch have been issued from the English press this
subject It's republication IN this country. with the
indicuus Notes Cf Dr. Greene will ndd tn the medical
literature of the Ute States. md Il hoped excite
interest in the medical Profession the subject Of lnha-
lnton MS mcIns OF treating pulmonary affections. With
tha addition Of modern discoveries Physiology, tins
mode Of treating these diseases should have fair trial
aud some HtDnemcnt made lu the long neglect which In
hGluon has suffered at the hands Of medical men
JAMES BRYAN, VI D..
Prof. OF Surgery in Philadelphia College OF Medicine
A CARD.
DIR. GREENE will treat DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS and AIR-PASSAGES ngreeahy to the mode
So successfully adopted in the practice Of Dr. A b. Mad
dock and other eminent physicians Uf Europe. By this
mode OF treatment the diseased surface Of the Bronch and
Lungs are directly acted upon, the various nedcatcd
por hcs carried to the most minute ramGcatous Of the
| lhngs, producing healthy action; where a comp'ct,
dsognnzanln has taken place the hest results away
attend this feature of Practice IN fact with suitable
a6uucts it is the only reliable form OF treating disease;
Of the Respiratory Organs lie intends tevoting his soft
attention To this particular branch OF his profession
Those desirors Of consung him eau do 50 by letter I'D
dressed TO
CHAS GREENE. NJ. u.
Box 2JG=, Phlla5a. 7. o.
rhila1a Jane el 1s55,-6m.