, 1864-06-02

In the form OF presentation OF beArt1ful sword
and uniform complete to Rossel o'Brien, End L.
III. Vol. Init known Us Col. Hancocks regiment.
It was presented by Lincoln E. Clark on behalf Of
the company, and was briefly responded to by the
11tutenant-
Aid for the xKounded-sanitary
western Sanitary Commission are In need Of sani-
taEy stores for the u.e OF the wounded men Of
shsEmaa,s & amy: telegram vas tr EeGeved ~
EsQs., tie President and Treasurer Of the Commits
sion, who are now on tour Of inspection through
the Department Of Tic asK11s snds Gnts
STORES be Immediately forwarded to Chattanooga,
where thousands Of wounded men have been
brought nom the front who have fallen IN the late
Another urgent call hns also been received from
Nos. 3, and il Of the General Hospitals st New
may maybe 81 in1mediatsiy made 10 them. The wound
ed from the front are constantly arriving here,'
says the chaplain wt.P a1d shs5s are IT,, also
that are daily becoming. worse under the poor diet
they are afforded; Dy bakers bread and coffee Is
by b diafrh@s. Please Do ior Us al yoa can IN the
way OF fruits, blackberry cordials and other like
articles and for the sake OF oar poor boys, supply
viii the friends Of the soldiers help the Commits
sion to send forward the needed artic1est By
'bsttle stores' arc meant stimulants, such a.
brandy, whisky, ufnes, &c, condensed milk, but
articles; light groceries, &c The need is urgent;
the calls are imperative. Shall our brave boys,
not haze what they need1 Let he friends Of ths
soldiers eend in their contributions IN quantities
and Immediately, for the Commission wish to
make zpecIsl shipments to meet the urgent calls,
and viii load cara for Chattanooga tomorrow.
What the Hon. j. o. Nixon, editor and
proprietor OF the New Orleans Grescs It, says OF
Dr. Jamce, formerly Of DR. James' Lock Hospital,
| cuktom-Housc street. New Orleans, La es,ab-
lithed In lsbp, and now fs8 Randolph street, Chi
! iffom the New Orleans Crescent, March 3, 1851
| ssDR. JANxs.-0f all the medical practitioners
who have chosen special class Of human ailments
for their study. We know OF no one who has be.
come more uniformly successful, OF Who has been
more Justly celebrated, than u. james, whQas
apartments are ut No. s. cnstom-G -Godsa street.
icbe in general be singled out one ot those hydras
80 rarely cope with successfully, and. By assduous
pentalia OF this particular branch Of his science
| and the most careful and extended practice, he
made hipsefthe Hercules e M Of ths hydra. ard thou.
know him or remember him with the sinceres.
gratitude for Dr.. James' celebrity is not eonaued
10 New Orleans OF LOUISIANA, OF the United Staes,
but exists throughout Europe. As general thing
be iH inta}liblc, and those who may come Within
the range q bis treasment may eallupon him not
ing restored to health and happiness"
Dr. Jamee, specialist in the treatment. Of all
chronic, meHcuri. ecrofalous, blood and skin DIS.
easee. curcs them without mercury. idoade potasi,
arsenic or any poison but nentraizcr for all Gu.
| taucoEe. contagious dl5cases. Organic weakness,
brought By excess, abuse Of the system, or en-
sion, irTiabiiitj, ec, with Iii It's depiorsbie train
Of symptoms treated, and full vfgor restored BY an
1ntalli6le method.
Dr. James practiced fifteen ye1re In New Or.
leans and the last three years in Chicago, In the
| treatment of private dlfea:es. Dr. James ia the
only practising tn the United States
IN the treatment Of diseases 81 the genital or seq
ua organs that has Testimonials eulosistic Of hia
| legee and hospitals, and from the press. These
testimonials arc not bogus, nor 40 they come from
| foreign country, but In the United States, The
PARTIES are still living, and eau be referred to at
any time. Dr.. James, within the last fifteen years,
has treated more ulseaEes successfully OF cont.-
gious yenereal character than any other physician
In the United stnfes Pr. James ls responsible and
refer to hts neiEhbors Were it moi fos The decacy
Of the subject, DR.. Jamc8 could refer TO numerous
persons he has successfully treated.
There is scarcely person that resides OF has re-
sided in New Orleans since 1850 that has not heard
4 Of or seen Dr.. james Lock Hospital, on Custom
4 House street, where it was located for thirteen
i Yeara.
There are numerous persons NOW resident ol
this c1ty, formerly Of New or'eans. who know that
practice In New Orleans, the South or United
States. Therefore, with his extensive practice,
Ind long array 0f testimonials from the medical
| faculty. some of the most eminent doctors Of the
United States, professors OF colleges and hogpi,
plaise saoa,a pe saaeafns esoenee 70 sa'n Te h
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