Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-05

we aubJon lew, from many commendatory notices
and reviews from the English and American Medica
and other Journals -
CDR. Maddox is the son of the late Heury Maddox
Esq, NJ p the well known barriste, and promises
rise, in his own profession in eminent degree his
parent, The system dnhaation) proposed as the
most edectua method of applying remedy to portion of
the system which cannot be directly reached by medicine
itself We recommend our readers TO purchase the
Work ."-Wesleyan Chronicle, London, Feb. 10. iel5.
to he fully matured ceany written, and entirely dvested
Of any quackery pel;-seeking tendency. The Work
knowledge and experience extends, will repay only
serious consideration bnt patient trial of its merits-
London Medical Journal, December 10, 1si5.
"We think that no one can rise from its pc
usa, without being satisfied that 1t is the work o prac
zeal aud experienced mani and that 1t ought for the sake
# those who suffer from consumption asthma, bronch-
ts to be brought into extensive circulation II is in the
sr'c,esi sense of the term, valuable Work."-Oxford
University Herald, November, 7, 1916.
"A Re-Prnt Of the London Edition Of Mr.. Maddock's
Work on Consumption Bronchitis Asthma, &c; with
Notes. &c, by DIR. Chas. Greene This Wok will lie
found worthy the attention of our readers for they
learn from it what can lie expected from this mode Of
treating Consumption and other affections of the pas
sagcs. DR.. NJ. is evidently ,'ln of considerable inell-
gence and whatever there is Of good ~ nhaations Of
medcated vapors, he seems TO have ability to extract,
nay 60 further, add say that fear that the Pro-
fcssnn have not given sufficient attention to this mode
of alevatmg the snrrings Of those abnrng under this
class Of dlseases"New Jersey Medical Reporter June
1855.
(From Professor Jas Bryan Editor OF the "Phadepha
Medical and Surgical Journal"
"Dr. MADDocx's BOOK on Inhalation one Of the few
winch have been issued from the English press this
subject Its republication in this country, with the
judicous Notes OF DR. Greene, will add to the medical
literature of the United States and, it is hoped excite
interest in the medical Profession the subject of Inba-
atlon as means Of treating pulmonary affections. With
tina addition of modern discoveries in Physiology, this
mode of treating these diseases should have fair trial
and some atonement made for the long neglect which In
haluton has suffered at the hands Of medical men.
JAMES BRYAN, NJ. d.,
Prof. of Surgery in Philadelphia College Of Medicine
A CARD.
DR. GREENE will treat DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS and AIR-PASSAGES, agreeably to the mod,
So successfully adopted in the practice of Dr. A b Mad
dock, and other eminent physicians Of Europe BY h,
mode of treatment the diseased surface of the Bonchi ant
Lungs are directly acted upon the various medcated
por being carried tn the most minute ramfcatons of the
! l.nugs, producing healthy action; where complet,
dsrgunizaunn has taken place the best results alvay
attend this feature of Practice in fact with suitab
aJuncs, it is the only reliable form of treating dsease
n the Respiratory Organs He intends fevoting his soil
attention to this particular branch Of hs profession
Those desrous of consulting him do 50 by letter ad
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