Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-08-25


C.W.VAN HORN & CO.
No. 81 North Ninth ST., Phiadeiphit
We subj in few from many commen,ln,ofy no, icos
and reviews fInm the English and American Msiica
and other Journn.s
"Dr Maddox is the son Of the late Ueury M.lJock.
Esq, NJ Il the wei! kuowu barIs,ei, and prom!sts
rise, ~ his profession, in eminent degree his
parent. The system Onha!atioE) proposed tho
most rtctaHl method OF applying remedy to portion OF
the system which cannot be directly reached by nedciHs
itself We recommend readers 70 purchase tbs
Work.'-Wes.eyan Chrlnicie London, Feb. 10, 1915.
Owe recJmmcud the Work TO readers It appears
10 be ully maured clcany written and entirely Invested
OF any quackery or pei-sctkHg tendency. The Work
well deserves pcrusal, and the prac Ice, FAR oar
knowledge and experience extends, viii repay not only
serious consideration, bnt patient tTia of It's mcTts
London Medical Journal, Decembes 10, lSi5.
1--WE think that no one can Iise from its re-
us1i without being satisfied thNt is the work II prac-
ca ahd experienced man. and that II ought for the sake
uf those who suhc from consumption asthma or bfonchI
us 10 De brought INTO extensive circulation. IL is in the
s;ficlest sense OF the teIm valuable Werk. .n-Oxfui
EaiveI.ity Herald, November, 7, lsi6
,,. "a Re-Plmt Of the London Edition Of Mr. Malddck's
Notes. &c, by Dr. Chas Greene This Wmk will be
found worthy the attention Of readers for they NAV
learn from what can be expected from this mode uf
treating Cons tiun and other affections Of the hir-pas-
sages Dr. NJ is evidently u1 of considerable intei.
gence and whatever there is OF good inhaaiions of
mediclted vapoTs he seems TO have ability TO extract
nay, 50 iaAer, add say that we fear that the Pro.
rssuu have not given sufficient attention 10 this mode
of nevating the snierings OF those iaorg naer this
class OF diseases New Jersey Medical Reporter June
1855,
tEr1m Professor Jas Bryan Editor OF the "philadepha
Medical and Surgical Journal"
CDR NADDl lcK's BOOK on Inhalation Is one of the few
Which have been issued from the English press on this
subject. Its republication in this country, with tho
judcious Notes Of DR. Greene, will add 10 the medical
literature OF the United States und i il hoped excite snno
interest IN the medical Profession the subject Of Iuha-
lson, rs means of treating pulmonary aGectons With
tha addition of modern discoveries in Physiology tins
de Of treating these diseases should have fair trial
and some made for the long neglect which In
hautiln kls suffered at the hands of medical meu
JAMES BRYAN II. D,
Prof @! Surgery in Philadelphia College Of MEDICINE
A CARD.
nl. GREENE will tTeH DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS and AiR-PASSAGES, agreeably 10 the mn.is
81 successfully adopted in the practice Of Dr. A b. Mud
DICK, and other eminent physicians OF Europe By this
mode ol treatment the diseased surface of the Broc and
Lungs directly acted upon the various medicaed va
ror being carried O. the minute ramihcaons of tbs
lnnss, prndacng healthy acton where complete
dsorgazauon has not taken place the best results avays
attend this feature Of Practice in fact, with suabls
aduncts it is the only reliable form OF treating diseases
OF the Respiratory Organs he intends fevotng his sos
nrenion 10 this particular branch of his profession
Those desirous Of consulting Lin can do by sd.
CHhS. GREENE. MD
Philada, June 81, lss5,--en.