Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-27
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| large and we'll selected stock Of
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| Apr. 4, "a. dawsn
DR.. JAMES soanru.r or
james, LOCK HOSPITAL,
81 Custom House st., New Orleans, La.
Established In 1850.
Has arrived in Chicago and permanently loca-
ted an Office at
Sc Randolph Street,
Between State and Dearborn sts.,

q II 1 G A 90, ILL NOIS.
| Mercurial, Syphilitic and all Private Diseases
without mercury or any other poisonous or
SYPHILIS, Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary,
| N its most hideous forms, speedily eradicated
irom the system.
STRUCTURE cured without pain or bougies.
GONORRHdEA cured in from one to three
GLEET, no matter of how long standing,
cured in from seven to fourteen days.
| SPERMATORRHCEA involuntary emissions
brought on by seli-abuse, excess, or entaled he
and impotency, with all its deplorable train OF
| symptoms, treated and radically cured by o new
as used in DR.. James New Orleans Lock Hospi
! val for the last thirteen years, and which la.
met with such great success. symptoms
tinging in the ears dimneSS OF vision, aversion
| TO society," love of solitude cOstivenesS, want o.
| vital power and other symptoms not necessary
! aere to mention. Apply Immediately, and save
yourself from the consequences OF these terri
Diseases PECULIAR TO FEMALES treat
| I'd with the happiest results. DIR. James is the
HYDROCELE and VARICOCELE effectually
| SYPHILIS-the most horrible and terrible
poisOn---effectually cured and eradicated from
| che system, without mercury, iodide POTASH, ar
senic, sarsaparilIa. Syphilis primary cured in
The following is but one of the many testimo
malls which DIR. James has had and is daily re-
,eiying. The letter which we below produce il
| TO Dr.. Wilson, of Pittsburgh, Penn, from DIR.
Jordan in answer to a letter of inquiry concern
ing Dr. James, formerly of New Orleans, anC
| now OF s. Randolph street, Chicago, Ill. DIR.
| Wilson was aware that DIR: Jordan knew DR..
James, which induced Dr. Wilson TO make the
| inquiry. DIR. ]. H. Jordan was physician to tn.
| cincinnati Cholera Hospital during the summe.
| of 1919, and was Professor of the Theory an,
Practice of Medicine and of Materia Medica il
| the American Medical Institute OF Louisville,
KY, in 1850, 81 and 81 DIR. Jordan is now prac
| Uicing in Cincinnati Here is the letter referred
| TO. Read it,
| CINCINNATI, O., July s. 1863.
"DR. WLsoN-Dear Sir: In answer to youl
inquiries, l would say that have known DR..
James, formerly of James Lock Hospital. New
Orleans, and now of Chicago Ills, Off and on
! for the last twelve years, and think may sale
ly say that in his line of practice, | do no,
| two years in New Orleans and three summers IL
this city, and in both places had occasion to
line to him, and in every case, so far as could
learn, he was successful and gave the most per-
feet satisfaction. He has from the start made
| the study of what are called Secret Diseases
1 speciality, and has, / believe, been most emil
| nently successful. know of no one to whom
| would sooner recommend a patient or frienC
| the kindred complaints chronic diSeaset
which he has made his study, than to him. You
| can, I think, safely recommend or send suct
patients to him, in case you do not wish to treat
them yourself f, ,u ,opnr
THE CHICAGO PAPERS SAY:
| CDR. James comes here as highly recommend
ed it is possible to be-not only from the prest
of New Orleans, but the press of the almost en-.
| tire South, and also some OF the most emineni
physicians OF the country"
! DR.. James Office and Perlors are sc Randolph
street. between state and Dearbon streets.
| Office open from A. NJ. till p NJ, except Sun
| days, when open IN the forenoon.
Private entries and exits, and all professional
| interviews confidential
! No. Persons at a distance can address DR..
James by enclosing postage stamp.
| Aug. 3, 1868 daWIyr a....