Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-20

ValuaWs Book: invite attention to the
ad, ertisement of Smith, Small &Co, in anoth-
er column. The book is one highly valuable
We append the following notices Of the work
More could be added, but we deem these suf
! ficent.
From the Missouri Republican, august 10, 1856
DR.. FREEsE's COMBINED SYSTEM OF PRAo-
TIcE, FOR PHYSICIANS AND FAMLIEs.-No
words in the English language can be made to
say too much Of this invaluable book. Besides
describing and giving directions for the cure OF
every known disease. it contains a series OF
Treaties which should be read by every man
and woman from Maine to Texas. Every one
shat values lifet health, and happiness should
procure n rop7. Hundreds Of lives and thous.
ands Of dollars, yearly paid to unskllful doc,
tors. would be saved, if every family had a
copy OF is work on hand, TO which 10 refer in
times OF sickness
From tie Ne,c York Tribune august 2l, 1856
DR.. Frees's Combined System Of Practice,
fJr Physicians and Families. This work, rec.
emily published by Smith, Small & Co.. of
Cincinnati. is one Of the most useful works ev-
or issncd by the American press, It's strict
ly scientific yet written in so plain manner
tlat every man and woman can understand it
and each should posses a copy, as a constant
companion, ready in the greatest moment OF
need A single dollar, sent to the publishers,
will secure a copy by return mail, free of pos.
LNge.
From the New York Herald. august 2l. 1856,
DR.. Freese's Cimbined System of Practice
for Physicians and Families. handsome
" y-bound work tells US OF the very best means
Of cure in every known disease. besides much
else that is interesting and useful. especially to
wives and husbands. 1t is certainly one Of the
most useful books ever issued from the press,
and should be in the hands OF every man and
woman, and of every physician throughout the
Union. Only 81. (the book is worth IS sent
to the publishers, will secure a copy by retura
mail, free of postage.
From tie Public Ledger, Philad, august 25, Sc.
DR.. Freese's Combined System or Practice,
for Physcians and Families. Such is the
general title of a Medico Family BOOK. recently
published by Smith, Small & Co., Cincinnati.
1t gives a short, concise, yet plain description
of every known disease, with the best treat
ment Of each, as drawn from the writings of
the mcst celebrated Physicians and Surgeons of
Europe and America All diseases, with their
various Synonyms, are arranged in alphabet
cal order, so that any one can be referred to in
a moment. Ths different Trestises annexed.
are also higly interesting, ind very useful.
Every body should have copy.
From the Louisville Journal Ry., august 90, Sc.
DR.. Fleese's Combined System Of Practice,
for Physicians and Families. understand
that the publishers expect to sell one hundred
thousand copies OF this work, and have, conse
luently, put the price at S !, instead Of So. We
don't wonder at their expectations, for a more
and useful book was never presen-
ed to the American people. We learn, too,
hat arrangements are already made for hav-
ng it reprinted and having it published in
London and Paris.
From the PennsyUanian, Phaa. Aug. 26, '56.
DR.. Freese's Combined System Of Practice,
For Physicians and Families.-For usefulness
md availability in time of sickness, no work
aver issued from the American Press equals
his. The directions are so plain that every
nan and woman can understand them and ap-
,ly them as skilfully as the most learned Ply
,icau, No family should be without copy,
and every Physician would do well to carry
me with him, as a constant companion. The
usual price of such medical works is SO. The
propose to send this TO any one,
rec of postage, upon the receipt ISL