, 1864-12-20

| are those VINO dey0to themselves to come one d1s-
pr clasa Of diseases; as, for instance to tho
| t1cntmcnt Of Consumption and affections OF the
throat and lungs; to diseases Of the rectum. as
| piles and dstu1a; to cancers and carcinomatous
affections; to cutaneous diseases, and affections
Of the skin; to diseases Of the eye and ear-as
nell as the dentists 10 dfseascs OF the teeth and
finally, to what arc called Secret Diseases, dis
eases Of the gental or sexusl ORGANS All this fs
very proper. No one man, not In lfstime, cs1
become thorough and successful physician In
the treatment Of nli diseases: and we would al
ways rathcr tccommendla friend who vas afflicted
| with any serious complaint to special practice
physician. who confined himself wholly OF mainly
{ to the treatment Of such discase&-just a5 TIC
| would, for Instance, and as We have often done
| recommended person suffering from aug OF the
/ eectet diseases 10 DR.. James. We should think
him moro likely to understand, and to be able to
treat successfully the diseases. than pbyeician
aho attended to general Practice and all kinda Of
diseases. And this Is bat reasonable and uatu.at-
ABota as to Or. James VIC can speak pos,dve1y.
| We baye known him, Al we have said, for many
| years; and being physician oureek won1d ua-
! tufal1y inquire into and know something about
his manner Of treatment and his success. No
| believe he may be regarded Is standtns amnngth
! foremost ifnot at the head, Of those devoted to
the Of this class Of diseases, a. to speedy and
| successful cure Of the same. We knew him two
years in New Orlenns, when he was SO regarded
there, and. indeed, all through the Southern
country. His Hospital on Custom House street,
for the treatment OF secret diseases, wss about
well known a. pr. Stones Hospital for the treat
u1ent Of general Diseases, and he seemed to be
quite "a popular, and to give universal satislac-
ton. We havo also known him In Cincinnati
(where he sometimes spent the surumer), and we
have always understood him to be most SUCCESS
fal, ard to give complete satisfaction. We regard
him, in addition to all this, 10 be man Of IN
blcmiehed character and aonnd moral integrity.
lie had to leave New Orleans, NC believe, on ac-
count Of his Unfonism ard loyalty to the General
Government, which Is ccft2lnly one thing In his
favor.
s'To persons, therefore, who bay6 been 30 IN
fortunate o. to contract any one Of these diseases
ot have had such diseases or disability entaled
upon them, VIC say-and We say 1t with confidence
| go teDr James. It Is some Distance; his Office
is in Chicago but 1t Is better, perhaps, to so ali
that distance ard ba treated skilliuly, and cured
In short time, and with remedies that Ieava no
eyi effects behind, than to trust yonr case to un-
skillfu1 hands, and suffer, perhaps, lifehms."
The following editorial fs from the Oshkosh
CTis.} Uason, Dec. I'd, 1864:
stDE. JAAks.-The advertisement Of Dr. James,
OF Chicago will be found In another column, e1-
planning tho diseases which be c1aims to success
1Qlly LIcAtA we uAf4 ufFEE HAu5 a plACLlCe Ql
pulling or commencing physicians Of specially
notorfety, for the resson that most Of them are
une1ucated quacks, who get hold OF come poison
Gus recipe, and delude the unsuspecting into the
belief that they have been created for the salvation
of mankind. DR.. James does not belong to this
category. We have been personally acquafnted
with him for over sir years, and know him to be
reliable aafe, thoroughly educated phystetan, and
gentleman in every sense OF the word. He has
fn f&zr4{
thm all the other phyAiciaus put together. He has
practiced md studied for these special dfseasesfoe
over twenty years, and hts remedies ase sure and
effective. This notice Is prompted IS comp1i~
rnent to a worthy and accomplished son Of .Escu-
lapius,' and an esteemed friend. All who haya
been unfortunate, will ind Immediate relief upon
duplication 10 DR.. james,
And this editorial, from the Lafayette Courier,
Ind, Of August 9th, 1864. The writer Of the ari-
Gle is acquainted with the doctor, personally:
therefore, what he says nlay be relied On. Refer
to the editor:
DR.. JAMEy.-Wc would direct the attention OF
our readers to the advertisement of Dr. james,
found in another column Of ouE paper. We have
known Or. james personally for long time, and
TIC have ever found him, ~ he Is, courteous, cu
ttvatcd gcntleman-a man Of unblcmlshed reputa-
ton and character. Al physician he atauda
without rival in the treatment Of special dis
easee, and JUSTLY for he has devoted nearly twenty
years OF hts life to the study OF this branch Of
medicine. Unlike most specialists, DR.. James Is a
regularly educated physician. He does not pre-
tend to come from foreign country, or claim re-
1aionship to '0ld Sands Of Life, ]" who is known
all the world over aa quaclI, but as an earnest
educated mai and physician, he puts forth hts
claims to public favor. Before the rebellion Dr..
james was known ali over the South as tie most
successful specialist south Of Mason and Dixon's
Line, and Justly 50. II we are 10 believe the testt
mony of. some Of the moat eminent men md ply
sieians In the country.
He was Obliged to leave New Orleans, where
he WIS established some fifteen yeara, on account
Of his devotion to the Union, when he established
himself in Chicago, where he now resides.
HE has, In three years. practice at the North,
built up reputation among the foremost, 1t not
at the very head Of thoee devoted this class Of
diseases, and We hazard the assertion that his
practice Is larger than any other physician In the
Western country. lie has GONE Of the strongest
testimonials ever put forth from the most eminent
men In the country, among whom are Dr.. jordan,
of Cincinnati; DR.. William Leonard. editor Of the
New Orleans AessengtT, medical journal, and
the editor Of the Indianapolis Gazette. To per-
Sous WHO have been so unfortunate as to contract
or hare had such disease entai1e1 upon thenl We
have no hesftancy In recommending DR.. jars.
It Is better to 60 OK send as far Chicago .an 70
suffer with disease. and the afflicted VIII dnd 1t TO
their interest to consult DR.; Je-les before en- .
trusting their case In the t4-itR o. IN inc1pcrl
enced or incompetent b,stcian'
and here Is another testimonial from tbs Caica-
70 Museum, ef December 9th, 1868:
"soxz OF THE REspLrs OF THE WAr.-The
"r1esent war has been the canse Of many wonder
.4lus changes, and has developed new aud start
ling theories, as we'll the abilities and capa
abilities of men who were before unknown.
"Those who were poor have suddenly found
"themselyes rich, and many who were alluent
@haTe been reduced to poverty. Some who were
"prosperous In business In the Sunny South hare
sbeen compelled, BY the fortunes Of war, to
t'chauge their residence and their business 1oca-
''t1on. Among this latter class may be mentioned
| "a nan we'll known In the South In connection
| with the science of Materla Medica, and who
"conducted and gupcrintended one Of the largest
"hospita1s in the country for the cure Of diseases
| 'eomtng under his specially. The gentleman Is
DIR. Jamee, and his hospital was In one locality
| yin New Orleans for Thirteen ytars. The writer
/ 'knows the doctor well, having been resident
| "pf New Orleans at the same time and knows also
This professional success and. standing. Know
ling him, then. most hyorab1y, as physician
"aua gentleman there, the writer takes pleasure
Tin recommending him here Tin Chicaso(, where
"he has taken up hfs residence for the futntc."
! Sowread tbs editorial, taken from the Chicago
Democrat, {Hon. John Wcntworth's paper,) In
the summer Of 1858, during Dr.. James Northern
tour, when be p.acHced in the city for couple Of
months, previous to his return to his Southern
| home. Here IL Is:
"DEpAnruns OF On. JAMEs.--This gentleman
Twill leave us during the present week for his
s4home In New Orleans Since his ttay In this city
/ 'tof q few months, Dr.. J. has won many friends
mot only among those he has treated profession.
tally, but among all he has been brought in con
"tact with: Uniting, with superior professional
sfskill those qualittea which make one true man,
"his departure is always matter Of regret, only
"equaled by the gladncss Of his rcturn.-Cascago
Democrat, Oct. IS, 1855"
The above testimonials, medical and editorial,
arc living, their habtation given where the tkep-
tica1 can refer. DR.. James 10 tho only specialist
In the United States, In the treatment of diseases
Of the genital or sexual organs TINT has testiuo-
malls eulogsic of his professional skf1l, that arc
responsible, genuine and reliable from the press
and from Professors Of medical colleges and hos
pita1s in the United states. These testimonials
arc home testimonials. and not from foreign
county.
Dr., James, within the last fifteen years, has