, 1864-12-20

DR.. Jnmca cures Syphilis In Its various forms
and stages. without mercurial Or any poisons,
leaving the blood pure, eradlcatlng that horrible
md much to be dreaded poison permanently from
Spcrmatorrheea and Inpotency, seminal invo1-
untary emissions, treated and radically cured
with an infalliblc method, sayins much time md
expense.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class, whcro
the blood has become poisoned, producing b1otehes
on the lace. email watezy bisters, pimp1es, ulcer
ated throat, nose, limbs and body, scrofala, to-
gether with IN endless number Of suGerings.
and from rs high authority, medical and othcr-
wise, in tho United Ststes.
the many we'll known and eminent Doctors and
Editors in the United States, Of which DR.. james
is the recipient. The letter below produced ia
from Dr.. Jordan, Of Cincinnati, to Dr.. Wilson, OF
rittsbnrg, Penn, in answer to letter Of inquiry
concerning Dr. James, formerly Of New Orleans
and low Of Chicago.
Dr.. J. Il. Jordau was physician to the Cincinnati
Cholera Hospital during the GUNNER Of 1s4o, and
professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medicine,
and Of Matcrta Mcdica in the American Medical
Institute Of Louisville by, In 1850, 81, and 81.
DR.. Jordan Is now pracucing In Cincinnati. Here
is the letter referred to. Read IT.:
"C1ScrsSAr1, Jul5 5, 1862.
s1Dn. W11soN-Dtar Sir: In answer to your iu-
quiries, would Eng that hare known Dr.. James,
formerly Of James' Lock Hospital, New 0rlcans,
and now Of Chicago. H., off ard on, for the last
twelve years, and think naoJ safely cay that, In
his line Of practice, do not know his superior, Ii
his equal. knew him two years IN New Orleans
aud three summers In this city, and IN both places
had occasion frequently to recommend patients
wanting treatment in that line to him. and In every
case, 30 far as could learn, he was successful and
cnye the most perfect satisfaction. He has from
the start made the study Of what nre called specia
diseases specially, and has, believe. been most
en1fnently successful. know Of no one to whom
would sooner recommend patient or friend
needing treatment Of that kind, or for any Of the
kindred complaints Or chronic diseases which he
aasa,.r x.eoren,er ~ .end ancb natents tn him 3n
earcr ID not .r,s1, m trent .hen vourse1f
'tYours truly, J.H. JORDAN, H. D."
And the following extract Of 4 letter from DR..
! prbcr, norc,,s. who has hceu n,ast{cinr 1ned.-
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-, =, .1a p.sfda,.. =, that ritz 1,ha t.,+a-
,,oa ,rr;ttcr tn gentleman Of Mobile. Ala In an-
e,.r =, ,et+er n. fnon,rv an In Dr, James, ab1l5
.,.a.
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10 Many Pefsoas nas'4s aPt'su 10 u4G' eaIe..
ing with diseases sueh As IL James n1aAes ms
special province, nave recommended .not
man. knowing ne Aas great 1epuanonr a!io IL
every CASE ~ 1aE a. eouu .ea II ne aa9
pointed either m5selt OF panens. cne case o. q
young man suffering with syphlhs IN us teruafy
form, and who had been under some of the most
able phSsicians In the CITY, myself with them
had also been under the treatment o1 haeofa, o
PaEts, the celebrated Specialist W1thons deriving
but little, If any, benefit, placed hlmse unaer toe
treatment OF DR.. James. whom, from every assu'
rance, believe TO be Pcriectly anu permanently
cured. Dr.Jancs' method OF tEeahng s5ph1as IL
with neutTalzer only known and used oy hln'
self. The Doctor uses no mercury, todide potassh
arsenic OF sarsapar1lln. which drugs nc assels's
WI noI e.seas .ne pta'u lin thssa rn1s w.
think 1t matter Of doubt whether or no they vii
IN al cases' ......
A4so' os' "m -'Sou"o' '"A. ~
ANATOMY IN toe "asn'ns1on on'e!e'1s - D'S''
more, and previously Professor Of Obstetrics and
Discasea of Women and Children, and more re-
,an+,v a3,tor of the Eeu Or,eans Southern Mks-
-u..,,..,, ,e,>. ror,oa.
se"9s'' ~ Al'o's'1 '''A AAN''' 1''S -
"Dn- JAaEs.-Whiie humanity continues to be
| inarm and man e prone to err. the consequences
| offmprudcncc OF crime are apparent, and when
these consequences arc visited upon the unhappy
wrong -dosz, he must seek re!teffko the misery
| thus entailed- And the man who devotes his LIE
and taseuts to the relief Of this Species OF human
suffering not 'essa u.a ns ~.
isrnbject, for t1uc philanthropy looks not to What
caRees the trouble, but What VIII teAeselL &c
this class belongs Ut. James, WHO nas oosoeo
large portion Of ms ire 70 toa tene1 VI 1ns e.a'' "
Diseases enumefateo ID LIS aoset tuseucn', - ~
J othexcolurnn- Liz has, III gteas s1pe1Se' supp4eo
himself with all me matesa1 ,aaaesa y, ns
for The purpose Ae has oeea !oea.eu ~ w
midst for NUMBER ol yens, aau ul9 tss - ~ ss
Of the press "h'cn nase pecu 9ao1sa ~ 14s .u
speak volumes al pense ~ ata ns1t q" ""As'
discreet ana oose'vans p5asu1't'
And alao Ibis, from the ~mtnent and venerable