, 1864-07-07
A POSITIVE GU II Il
For al Uumors and Hood PoIsond.

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the sSsteu, early indtscsltlonf. excess or entAe0
hereditari1y, arsng loss OF memory confusion d.
preston, dinness. and ottcnttnes Insanity with 9th
CT deplorah1e train Of symptoms. tssated And r4d"
ally cured by m tnfAlube method, saving much tina
and expense. alees. Gopornea. Structure, and Al
diseases peculiar to the Be1cs. OF p1tyaso n,ura
radically cured.
Old dleasea OF tho s.oss ho.ihlc c1ass. where snA
blood u become poisoned, producing hloshes on
the face sill xate1 blstess, psaples. nlceratad
te1oat nose lilbs aat hody. scroenla, y.thsx si
IN e.dlesa runlpe- OF ofBu6eY.n2s.
Dr.. Janess' taarlmcn.als seo tho most Authentic.
and from high Aushott1y, medical and otatrNfsss III
the Unred States
The following are the testimonials OF somo of tha
uxuy well known and eminent doctors and editors OF
ths United ststes oewh1ah Dr. James Is tho rttfpleRe
Of Thelettsr below pFaducedls from Dr. Jorda1. Of
Cincinnati, to Dr. Wilson, Of Pittsourg, penn In a.
gwer to letter Of inquiry concerning Dr. James, foe
uerly Of New Orleans, and now Of Ch!cago.
Dr.J. q. Jordan was physician to tho c!nctnnA2
Cholera Hospital during tue summer Of tsfo and was
Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF Asdlcines
and Of MateEtA MedIca In the American Medical In
sttsuss Of Louisville. ky in 1850, 81 aud Dr. Soe~
dan is now przcsicinE in Cincinnati
Hcxe = The lettsz referred to. Resd II:
"C1ac1Jx ATT, July 5, lsde-
Ds. wusoK-Dear Sir: In anAwcE to your inquiries
wenld snas hare SnSW1 Dr III
Feet So nSs
eIs thls city, and ID both p!.ces had occason r.
q aqeassss sss as 19 s aua
Ess and t6s az sae msa mSt
ke ssudy ef What no called special dlssass. .gs-
b. so os q
recommend patient o. friend neslns 9eatarRs
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th.n e h Y9a can lthtns sassiy 1 re
70 oea' s1sna '0o''e1 'o'l ~. i. j1}hDAs, II. D."
And the nl,ow,nn e1s1ses OF letter from Dr..
Robert Aonl,ns. who has beeu pracuetng msdome
In New Orleans DOR twenty Year,. snd u wall known
to the sldenss Of thhs city. Tho latter Vas written
to kentlamAn OF Mobile, Ala. In uszer to otssr
| ofinquIrJ - to Dr.. James abiltues:
ITO M.ay pe..ea' h.gtns npo!ts1 e me- saae,inS
Rre,tnssI haze Iseammaaas d hat 3snsetaan. kno.:
~ a. eonla lesln, 5 has not disappointed eitnef
myself Or peiiens One csse Of young man snaar;
o:sn =! aaas? sess q tss 81. ses p1;.issns u :ae
E r;s nac ~ 1nde. ne
!:s:.a;s *ases ss: ss!s:ss =. Sissss
:s7 !?
Ia IL bs:ss1
I'll
:sisi i s@s'ssF Of doans whether q no .ha5 viii
Also Dr. VIM. Leonard, formerly Professor Of Anss-
omy in the Washington Un1Tersty, OF Baltimore. And
men and children, and more recently editor OF tho
New Orleans Southern Messenger "a medical iou1nap
tsys OF Dr. James:
"Da. JAxzs:-Whn humanity continues to DO IN.
imp1ndence Or cftme srs spparsat, snd Enen tasss
sses t is n8sR9 ss
tailed. And the man who derotes his lifs md tai
Z: :s 1 T ae
iie7e any other ambition to which man II subJecs,
III s's s.
p e. as #
ted In bis aa1sitis@mens l. smother column, Ao
IL
nss bssa IN ouF - mid.' ~ qF ] s
j se and
And also this, nom the eminent aud venerable Dr..
D. Richardson. old practitioner Of Texas, aad nov
sdItor and proprietor Of the Galveston News Texas:
kaoxs D. q Custom ouss y;
chranio s.i ha sE9 e
% q
g. 10 sbe Sc
honorable unn and therefore recommend those Er~
aHiteFRs FL Ra g app. to ei@
The above medical men arc old and wall Known
pec,oE1-txo ofthem Professors in Hed;cs1 Colleges
and rho other TWO old rracdcioner4-havlng been
practlcing medicine for over thirty Jear and all Of
them k1ownE Dr.. Jsres personally. There x1a
Ar1 ALlyK TcD, Wera, when LAST heard from, and
can % Feisrxa 70 at ans tns. NJ D. J. 4 Jordan
of Cincinnati, Ohio ;lDr. D. Richardson Ct GAlves-
ton. Tsxas Dr. Robert Non2lns and Vim. Leonard
Of New Orleans.
Tho following s1s tav OF the many editorials.
This editorial IA from the Inda3apc1ls tndlana) Ga
xette, Of April I, 1858:
Dr.. JAx1s.-We call attention to tho medical I'd.
yertsemsa. q p: =: B: James: which IN % found
because .e nov se and S RaVs
knoxn hin mors o. lfss es ths lsst ysaf
daily Papsr; I'd yss " & Inow ~ no , Fsas9n way Z
Ehleh the human family arc saoect-f properly coz
satyea. ind tb.s our most successful nbv,,c,ns sra
ose hG dsyote snr 70 n % SGs
nd ssSeas Ell o tas a.
I'D carccnansto1s affections: to cutaaeo9s disease
IN & n e e. @
80 ga ons aYsean Ia eAn H. ifess
mens Of all diseases, AID We wou.d always rather
reconnena ~ ~nS w1LH 1ny ~ 20.
sennneSS hss wh1y er O. @a7y e shs tTsatneas a6
1Sos
SD Se able 70 iIeat successfully tne d:ease iaan
ae aa 81
nsHfs' Sa, as to DE- Jane, We can speak positively
have 5nown h a. 70 nzxs sud 3T %nny
qIire into and know some;hing about his manner q
s heaa os tSose dsEoted to tae coTe ot Ill csss oj
the s9ntheEn country e a!s e Hospital on cas;
+ ssm h91ae 9ias,see M ahont A. we'll Fnnwn A. y.
! | If. stoness hospital Tor that OF geaer1l dis
esBe-aud he seemed 70 be quite ss popular and t
E1ve swhele ha sorcctm.a H "nsnt th