Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-05
MEDICL.

DIR. j "A M ES,
FoRMEkLY OF
JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL |
50 Custom House Street,
New orleans, La.
DOta1o11O1Aoea In l4ao.
Has arrived 10 Chicago, and permanently
located N once At
SO RANDOLPH STREET.
Between State and Dearborn S.s.
CA1C.4GO, Ill,
Fer the speedy cure Of old Chronic, Me,curis,.
Syphiiitic, and III Private Diseases, without mcr.
cary o. any other poisonoes Or noxious Drugs.
SYPHILIS, Primary. Secondary and Tertiary.
IN its most hideous orms,spcedily eradioated from
slSrkiCTURE cured without pain OF boueies.
GoNOhkHEA cured in from one 10 three days
GLEET, 10 matter how long standing. cured In
from seven to fourteen days.
SPERMATOkRtiEA (involontary emissions, J
brought on BY self abuse, excess, or entailed
hereditariiy, causing loss Of memory, imbecility,
and iDpotency. with All its depiorable train ii
symptoms, treated and radically cured BY ser
and safatlatie method. This system is the same
- used in Dr. James New Orleans Lock Hospital
for the last thirteen years, and which has met
with such grestsuccefs.
sYMPTUMS-kipging in the ears. dimness Of
vision, aversion to society, love Of solitude COS
tiveness, want Of vital power, and other sym ptpms
not necessary here to mention Apply immediate
y, and save yourself from the consequences 81
these terrible symptoms
Diseases peculiar to Females treated with the
hapPiest results. Dr.. ysmes is tho acknowledged
chief Of thiscapacity.
Hydrocele and Varicocele effectuaily cured.
Syphilis, the most horrible and terrible poison.
sfectuabliv cured and ersdicated from the sys-
TEN, without murcury, iodidepotassi, arsenic.
sarsapar'lla. Syphilis primary cured in two (2j
minutes.
The following is but one Of the many test,mon-
ials which DR.. James has had and 10 daily receiy-
ing. 1he letter wich We below is to Dr.. Wilson.
Of Pittsburg, Penn from DR.. Jordan, in answer 10
letter OF inquiry concerning Dr.. James, formerly
Of New Orleans, and now of Of So Randolph street
Chicago III. DO. Wilson was aware that pr. Jor.
dan know DR.. James, which induced Dr.. Wilson
to make the inquiry. DR.. ]. H. Jordan was phy.
stefan TO the Z, ncinnati cholera Hospital during
the summer Of lS49. and WAS professor of the The
DRY and Practice Of Medicine and Of Materia Medi-
in the American Medical Institute OF Louisville
Ky, in 1850, 81 and 80. DR.. Jordon 10 nov
practising in Cincinnati. Here is the: letter 70.
fersd to. Readit:
"ClsoixEArI, O, July s, 1858.
"Dear Sir-ln answer to your inquiries, would
say that have known Or. James, formerly OF
James Lock Hospital, New Orleans, and now OF
Chicago, Illinois, of and IN, for the last twelve
years, and think may safely say that in his
limo Of practice, do not know his SUPERIOR il his
equal. knew him two years in New Orleans and
three summers in this city, and in both places
had occasion to recommend patients wanting
treatment in that line to him, and in every care
so far IS could learn, no was successful. and
gave the most perfect satisfaction. He has IRON
the start made the study Of what are called So
cret Diseases especially, and has, believe, been
most eminently successful. know of no one 20
whom l would sooner recommend patient or
friend needing treatment Of that kind, or fer any
Of the kindred complaints or chronic diseases
which he has made his study, than to him. You
can think, safely recommend or send such pa
| tients to him, in case You do not wish to treat
them yourself. Yours truly, J. H. JoaDAN,M.D
THE CHICAGO PAPERs SAY
| DR.. James comes here Is highly recommended
as tits possible to be-not only from the press Of
New Orleans, but the press Of the almost entire
South, and also some Of the most eminent ply.
| sicians Of tie ountry"
DR.. James, Office ard Parlors are IS Randolph
| street, between State and Dearborn streets.
Office opon from A. N. ii s r. NJ, except Sun.
daye, when open in the afternoon.
Private entries and exits, and all professional in
,erviews confidential.
Persons at a distance can address DR.. James BIZ
| enclosing POSTAGE stamp lauol-d~1y