, 1863-12-30

~Dr. james, formerly Of New Orleans, but now
ofsy Rsadoph a,fcet, chieago' r., is meeting with
The following il from the Chicago Daily Aussnr:,
Of December :4th, 1863:
'|soxE OF TnE E1su17s or THE WAR-The
present war has been the carse Of many wonderful
changes, and has developed new md startling
theories, az well as tho abilities and capabilities
OF men who were before unknown. Those who
rich, and nlany who were afliaent, hare been re-
duced to poverty. Some who were prospering
In BUSINESS n tho Sunny South, have been CON.
residence and th5ir business location. Among
knowE : the South in connection with the science
country, fer the Of diseases coming under his
speel4altY: The gentlemen is Dr.; James, aud bis
Afrfeen years. The writer knows the doctor well,
having tcen resident Of New Orleans at the same
time. and knowg, also, BIZ professional SUCCESS
bly, ms physician and gentleman there, the wri-
ter takes pleasure In Recommending him here, tin
Chieago,) where he has taken up hls residence Tor
the future. We canuot do better than commend
The fol'Swng 51 tto the Indianapolis Gas, OF
: Dn. JAAEs-wc call attention to the medical
:. found In another part Of our paper to-day; and
I'VE do 70 the more readily becausc we know D..
flames. and have lnown him more q le4s ior tho
'last twenty yeare. It is rather delicate subject
.'-~this matter Of sEeeial dfeeaf7s-to w1te aion:
TOR speak Of editoTiaiy, in daily paper; and yet
I've know no reason why # ahoufd be mors 20
"nan family are sublect-if properly considered.
We fna that cur most successful ysicians are
'"thoee who deyote themselves to some one disease
treatment Of consumption md Affections Of the
throat: to diseases Of the rcctum, Us piles and
hstulai to cancers and carcan0matoue affections;
:. "fo diseases q the eye and car-as well ns the
Dent1st to diseases of tho teeth: and, finally, to
what arc called special diseases. All this Is
"can tecome thorough and successful physicIan
lin the treatment Of all diseases, and would a.
s" " WAYS rather recommend friend who Was afict-
."tical physician, WHO confined Himself wholly or
mainly to the treatment OF auch dlseases-tust
.ah We would, for instance, and rs We have often
tic peeal diseaaes d. 5ames shon
think him more likely to understand md be able
ITO treat successfully the disease than physician
daeases. Iii s IS but rcaaonab!o and nir naturs
"But.as to Dr.. James We Gun epcak positively
" We have Gnown him, as VIC have said, for many
t...nlnljy inquire into anl know something aboat
t.hie manner OF treatment and his succczs, Wo
helIese :. be may bo regarded as standing among
the foremost, II not at the head Of those devoted
...ccfsfnl cure Of the same. We knew him two
"..years in New Orleans, when he was SO regarded
''eo1Dtiy. Its hospital On Custom House Street, rec
lfor the treatment of special diseases, was about
. nns well known as Dr.. stones hospital for
"he quite As popular, md 10 give universal sat It.
ttisfactfon. We hnyc algo known him in Gin
.'clnnatt-where he sometimes spent the SUM-
s'moet successful ard to give complete satisEae-
*sEon. We regard him, in addition to oil thfe, to
"be man OF unb1emished character and sound
"Eoral integrity. He had to leave New Orleans,
"we teieye, on account Of his UnionIHm and 10y
"alty to the General Government which Is certain
"ly ono thing In his favor.
4'To persons, therefore, who have been 30 rn-
"tortunae as to contract any of these diseases OF
haye had such disease Of disability entailed upon
"theE--wc eaY, and can sa7 It with conCdenee-
"'eo to Dr.. Jamea. It is some distance his Office
"ter perhaps,to g6 all thnt distance, and be
"treafed skillfu11F, and cured in short time, and
with mtdies that leave no evil effects behind,
athan to trust your case to nuskillfut hands, and
''sufer, perhaps, 8 1ie-time."