, 1864-07-26

or chronic diseases which he has made his study,
than to him. Tou can. I think, safely recommend
or send such patients to him In you do with
TO treat them yourself Yours truly,
"J.H. JORDAN, Il. D."
Also Dr. Vim. Leonard, formerly Professor Of Anat
omy In the Washington University, Of Baltimore, md
previously Professor Of Obstetrics aud dtsenscs Of wo
men and children, and more recently editor Of the
New Orleans Southern Messenger "a medical IoufnaD
says Of Dr.. James:
"pr JAuxs:-Vhie humanity continues to be in |
drm and man Is ptuIe to err, the consequences Of |
inprutepee or crime apparent, and when these
consequences are visited upon she unhappy wrong
doer he must seek relief from the misery thus en-
tailed ntd the who deyotes his life md tai
ents to the relief Of this species Of human suffering
s not lees philanth1opiss than he Who seeks to
lfere any other aaictiou to which man Is subject
for tue philanthropy looks not to what caused tha
trouble but what will relieve It. To this c1ass be-
rorr "a IT, James, who has de7oted large poE:ion OF
hfs lite 10 the relief OF the cass Of diseases enunera
ted in his Advertisement IN smother column He has.
at great expenze supplied hlmss1t with all the mata-
ssl sutwledea required lof toe paepose as nas oesn
located In our midst for number Of years. and tho
testimonials Of tbs pyees, Vhi:h have been quoted La
his card speak Volumes Of praise In his behsf as
visc discreet, and oosefvans practitioner"
4ud also this. from the eminent and venerable Dr..
D. Richardson, old practitioner of Texas. and now
Editor and proprietor Of the Galveston Eew Texas:
awe have Known Dr.. James OF Custom Eouse
s.ree., Eew Oslea1s, rerEonslfy. tor number Of
yeaIe snd duztr. that time have been made acquan-
ted with number Of persons VINO wese Afflicted with
chr on,c disc ass s. which had baed the skill OF
of cur most scientific physicians. but. through the
tk11lsui treatment Of Dr. J~7s, readily Yielded md
ws1c pelra-entlg kad perfectly cured. We know
d, James to be actentlc physician aud an honora.
bIs man. md therefore feco1 mend those requiring
h!s aid to apply to him Immediately. through letter
OF perscnslly, for Neutrality-suspicious. Texas> New,
March 9. 1851. ....
And the following extract Of letter from Dr.
Robert Mon.ins who has been prac doing medicine
In Eew O1lcansfoE twenty years, and ID we'll Known
to the II siaents of that city. This leseras written
10 Gentleman OF Mobile, Ala, in anawes to letter
of,ueu1ry as 10 DR.. James abilities:
aTo many persons having applied to me. suffering
with diseases sucn as Dr. James makes his spectal
province, Ih8ye rscommen nded that knew.
Ing be has great reputation, and In every CAGE so
far as could lexEu, he has not disappointed either
rnstelt or patient. One case Of young man suffer.
tug with syphilis In IL tertiary form. and who had
been under some OF the ust ab1c phya1cans In tha
c,ry-nyself with them-whc had s1so been under the
treatu ent ct cor0. Of a1ls. the celebrated soec~
.a1lat, without deriving but little, any. benefit,
placed blnsen under the treatment OF Or. James,
wtcm. nnm every assura1ce. believe to bs nes.
tectly md permanently cured. Dr. James' method
oftreastng yphils b with teutfallzez only known
and used by hiuself, The DoctaF uses no mercusy.
fc cdde POTASH. arsenic or 6arsaparla, which drusa
he asaerts Will net ezae icae the poison from the sys
tenn, and from our exnerien.e with these dsuEs We
The following Ii an editorial taken from the IEdla.
papolis tIud.} Gazette ot April Z, 1853:
pp, JANns.-Wac call attention to the medical ad.
yeytissEttt OF Dr. D. JsMfs, wtlch will be found
In sprther rs,t Of our pares tdsy aud do 50 ths
more readily because We know Dr.. James, and have
kuoga him mere less for The last twenty 7ears> It
Is rather delicate syh]ect-thls matter Of sectet
pIstssea-to write or speak Of edl;orlalty In
daily psrer yat SNOW no reason why 1t should be
fhAnA IN nthpr
family are snb!ect-1f properly considered.
ave Ind that our most anetesaf1l phyztctana ara
thete Who 6evota themselves to Eo0e one disease or
cass OF dtsea2es as for rsance, to the trestmeot Of
consumption az sftctious Ct the throat and lungs
to diseases Of the rectu piles aud dstu1a: 70
cars aud cart anomalous affections; 10 cntsneous dis
estes and affections Of the skin. to diseases of the
eve ard ear-as yell the deutat to daeaaes OF ths
teeth; snd, finally. to what ara called secret DE-.
esIcs or diseases Of the genital Of sexual AL
This tavesy proper. No one man, not IN life tlna,
xean become thorough ard successful phyalc'an In
the treatment OF Ill diseases; andwe would always
rather recommend 3 friend who was afflicted with
| any se1tous complatnt to fpee1al practice phE.
s,cian who confined himself wholly or mainly to the
trentmen. Of such diseaaes-Iust we would for iu
| tts5ce sid as We stb often doue-recommended
person euderlng nom nuy Of the secret dtsfases to
| ur James. Keshould think him more likely to ua
der.sand and be able to treat successfully tho dsease
fhsn ptysieian who attends to general pracs1ce and
ali kinds q,feases And shts 10 but Reasonable and
Datural. .....--,
We have known him, We hs7a said. for many yen1s
aud being physician ourstH. WB would naturally
ipauire Into md know something OF his manner OF
treatment and bis success. VIC believe be may be re-
aa1ded as standing among the foremost. II not At the
head Of tht devoted to the cure Of this cass ofda
cases. as to speedy and successful cure Of the same.
Weknew tim two years in New Orleans, Whsa he
was 10 regarded there, ard indeed, all through the
southern country. His hospital OF Custom House
nxh ~
IS ell bnoWn Dr. Stones Hospital for taot ct gen
erat dfseaseSAnd he seemed to BE- quite popular
ard 10 E1ys universal satisfaction. We have also
snozp him In Cincinnati. twhore be sometimes spent
the summer) and we have always uudezatood him to
te The ctt successful and to give complete satsac
tton. weresard him. In addition to all thls to be
an Of unblsr 1hed character and sound m7tafnseg-
rtty he had to leave New Orleans. We believe, ON
account OF his. utiorm aEd LOYALTY to tha Geners!
government which is certainly thing IN his fAvor
ITO persons, therefore, who have been 70 unfortu'
nate a. to contract any Of these diseases OF
had such disc ase or disability ental1ed upon them
va saS, and We Fay It uith contdence-go to rr.
james. Its some distance; bis office IS In Chcago;
but It better, pezhsps to 60 all TINT distance, and
boueated Rkillf1lly, and cured IN short time. and
With remedies thst leave no syl effects behind than
to trust gour ease to hands. aud suffer- par
hsrs lifetlme.'' j.. ..--.s
These testimonials are not bcEus-nor do the7 coue
from toiesn ceuury-aId what IS more tae pa.As -
I
Cincinnahi. the editor Of the 1ndianapoas aso.N'
ind DIS Leonard a-d MonEins, OF Nc" ofesn am
Dr. Rschars sou, Galveston. Texae. 1nsse ue aso ~
poctors-sope Of them prscttc3ug medicine lot oses
Thirty zea,s-tvdo at them professors OF MEDICAL COZ
,eres IN the o. aud Of wcrld vide ce1eoTft7- They
tco .re sfnted with Or. James, and have had oc
coaion Ia rccorpmend patients applying 70 them te
Dr. Jam es and from the results they giro their test
rpolia,s.
or snxnal organs in New Orleansldteen Year,. and fo
ths last ,hrts years this city md without egotsu
nr. Iames sppounces to the AFFLICTED that he has
within the last tfteen ysRrs trsatet more diseases
both chronic and scent Of private nature, success
fu1y ttsn any physician In tho United sta.es
Dr. James cures syphills in isa yartousstaxes. with
cut mercury, iotde potaasii arsenic or any otheT
| the poisonous drugs rtsorted to. as they never di
nor neyeE will eradicate contagious venereal dissase
from the systeu-but with tho use Of neu.raltzes
which ie posltaye cure for this hor1tbe aud much
| be t1eaded po!soT.
speEmatorrhoen, bfough. on BY selcabuse, exces
or ent&.led ttredltArtly, causing lass II nenor'
ringing IN the esrs nbec11lty &nd fuapo.enc=, Wit
all It's dep1csabe t.ain Of syptoms. trea1ed and rs<
lcallr cured With an iataltble me:hod. saving muo
time land expense. Glees,. gonoErhsa AMI stslctas
speedily cured.
Dr.. Janes' once and pazsoss, sa Bando1oh sf1cs
between State and Dearborn at.sets. ~ statss. om
open nom a. N. HH 8 p. na. except Sundays. whs
oeen II the foreE osn. ........
ccnsults ions eonaaens!s.. ;Essnssats ts1l