Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-16

DIR. u A MES

NEW ORLEANS, LA,
HAs ARRIVED IN CHICAGO, AND PER
Ii xANENrLr located an Office at
&c IRAN DOLPH STREET,
Between State and Dearborn sts
CHICAGO, ILL.
For the speedy cure Of old Chronic Mercurial,
Syphalitic and all private diseases without mcr-
curry or any other poisonous no xious drugs
SYPHILIS. Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary
IN ITS most hidcous forms, speedily eradcated
GONORRHHA cured in from one to three dsy.
STRUCTURES cured without pain or bougies.
GLEET, no matter how long standing cured in
from seven 10 fourteen days.
SPERMATORtllEA In, oluntary emisson.)
brought on by self abuse. excess or entailed her
iditarily, causing loss Of memory. imcccili,v. and
impotency, with all its deplorable train OF symp-
toms, treated and radically sured by new and
infallible method. This system is the same as is
used in DIR. James New Orleans Lock Hospital
for the last thirteen years, and which has met
with snch great success.
SIMPTOMS-Ringing in the ears, dimness Of
vision, aversion to society love Of solitude cos
tiven.ss, want of vital power, and o,he symp-
toms, not necessary here to mention. Apply i'm
medately and save yourself from the concequen-
Ger of these horrible symptoms
Diseases peculiar to females treated with the
happiest results. DR.. James is the acknowledge
ed chief in this capacity.
HNufcclc anu ' arict,ct'e cifectu2I!y cured.
syphilis, the most horrible and terrible poison
sacctualiy cured and eradicacd from the - stem
without mercury iotdepoiassi arscnis, sarsapar-
lila. syphilis primary cured III two minutrs.
The following is but one Of the many ,estimo-
mails which Or. James has had and is still rcccv
ing. The letter published below is to DIR. Viii
son. Of Pittsburg, Pa, from Dir. james in answer
70 q letter Of inquiry concerning Dr. James for
mcrl, Of New Orleans and nov Of ST Randolph
street. Chicago. Illinois. nr. Wilson aware
that Jordan knew DIR. Dr.. James. which induced
Dr. W ison 10 riaNe the inquiry. DR. J. II. Jor-
dan was physician II the Cincinnati Cholera Hos
pital iuridg the summer of 80, and was Pro-
lessor Of The Theory and Practice of Medicine
and Of Matcria Medica in the American Medical
Institute Of Louisville, KY, in 1854. 10. DR..
Jordan Is now praciicing in Cincinnati. Here is
the letter referred 10. Read il,
Cincinnati, o., July 9Th, 1863
DIR. WILsoN,-Dcar Sir: In answer TO your
inquiries. would say that have known DR..
James, formerly OF the James Lock Hospital, N.
o., and now of Chicago, OF and on, for the last
u years, and think may safely say that in his
line OF practice do not know his superior if his
equal know him two years in New Orleans,
and three summers in this city, and in both pla-
ces had occasion TO recommend patients wanting
treatment in that line to him. aud en- every case
SO far as could learn. he was successful, and
gave most perfect satisfaction He has, from the
start. made the study of what are called secret
diseases specially and has. believe. been EN-:
inently successfully. know OF no one to whom
would sooner recommend a patient or friend
needing treatment of that kind or for any Of the
kindred complaints chronic diseases which
he has made his study. than to him. lon can, |
think, safely recommend or send such patients to
him, in YOU do not wish to 'rca; them your
self. Yours truly, j. II. JORDAN, NJ. y.
TIE CHICAGO PAPERS SAY
CDR. James comes mere highly recommended
rs il il possible to bc-not only from the press Of
New Orleans, but the press OF the almost entire
South, and also some of the mos, eminent ply s-
clans ofthe country"
DR.. James Office and Parlors are sc Randolph
street, between State and Dearborn streets.
Office open from A. N. till : r. NJ, except sun
days, when open IN the afternoon.
Private entries and exits, and all professional
interviews confidential
Persons al distance can address Dr. James
by enclosing postage stamp. auyl dwly.