, 1863-04-11

There will be grand Union rally Of the loyal
voters Of tic Sixth Ward at the House Of Scbas-
tim Opfer, corner OF Canal mud Sebor strccts OH
Saturday, april 11tl, at jhlo'clock,
Let there bca full attendance as this is our first
meeting OF tho campaign. Good speakers in Eng
lsh and German, ard good time generally may
be expected. Lit every loyal man Of the Gt!, be
there. BY yoEdgs Of the Committee.
r Dr. Jamcs, formerly Of New Orleans. now
Of Sc Randolph street, Chicago, las produced edit
orials from most al the papers published from tho
Lakes to the Gulf from eminent medical men, pro-
fcEsors Of medical colleges ard ROW lie produces
the folio" ing. taken from tue editorial columns Of
the indianapolis Ga-<he Of april :, 1868. Tho
editor Of tIs paper has known the doctor prrson-
ally, aud Therefore What he eaya may be relied
Dr. JAsEs.-We, call attention to thu medical
found in another part Of our papcr to day; and We
| DO 70 tic more rradily, bccausc wo know Dr..
Jenee, anahavc known him moro or lcss for the
last twenty years.
We 1iGd tliat our most successful physicians are
those tfiat Ierote Themselves TO some one di=clse
oreiass OF diseases as, for instance, to the treat
mtIf OF consumption and affections Of tue throat
aEd |unss: to a;seases such As piles and stnla TO
carcele aid cG1ccnoMatous affections; to cutanc-
s d am and M as afu te deiist IL to
dist asef of TIE tccth ~ this is very proper. No
ons man. ;,do not in o,d le; can BE-
in the treatment Of a1i diseases; anl VIC
would nlwsyh rather recommend a friend who
wef Afflicted with any serious complaint to Spr-
c:al Practice, physician. who confined hia'srlf
-juet us he would. for Instance, and as we often
| late tone-recom1Ecnd perSou suffering from
any OF The diseases Of which DR.. James z1akes y
4srs;lnd and te Ie atis to trsat sucesssfaily the
| dis. ae.. than physician who attended to general
practice and all Kinds Of diseaEcs. an} this is but
| rear q able and natural.
| Nr hase known him. as WE have said, for Ilaay
| years; ard Deirg phyeicinn oursclf, would natu-
| rally inquire Into and know something about his
mail e1 Ut t1ent1ncl.t y, i his fuccess We believe
! he ~ Gc regarded NJ standing among the fore
most, # rot ut tho head or those devoted to the
euir Of this class Of dissases, as to speedy aud
euecea.lul cure Of the sArne. We knew him two
| gears ii, New Orleans, when he WAS 30 regarded
ihr1. and, indeed, MI through thu Southern coun.
| try His hospital On CEstomhousc street was about
sas well Known ii Dr.. Stonc's hospital for that OF
| general diseases, and hc seemed to be quite ~
| popular. and to give Cnivcteal satisfaction. We
| f;Vb also known him in tincinnati, twherc he
konttn,ef spent the sunlMcr,) and VIC have always
understood him to be most successful, aut to give
complete satirfaction We regard him, in addition
ard Eeunf moral integrity. He ha1 70 leave New
Orlcnns, We belicse. on account OF his Unionisn
and loyalty to lhc General Government, which ii
certainly one thing iii Ills favor.
| To persons, therefore, who have been go NnfoE
tu1iatc as to contract any one Ct these diseases
| or hare had such dierase or disability cntalel
| upon thcm-we say, ana Wc say it with conhdenc,
Permanently located himself ut 86 Randolph street
] Chicago, where he ran be fonud at aus time from
a. H. until 8 p. m.-but It ID better, perhaps, Il
80 nll that distance, and BE- treated akilfnIly. an
evil effects behind, than to trust yonr case t,
| anskillFul hande, and suffer, perhaps, lifetime.