, 1865-02-11
PRIVATE DISEASES.

Dr.. James cnreE Syphilis In liz rastons for.ns ant
stages, without mercusIal or any roi.on., leaving th
blood pure eradieatioE that horrible and much to oe
dreaded poison Permanently from the system.
spcrsnasosThea and 1mporeucy, seminal lnro;unta
II cnitsions, treated and radically cured with IN In
t fallb1e method, eartng much time and expense.
Old diseases Of the most horrible c1ass, where the
blood haa become poisoned, producing blotches OF
the face, small watery blisess. p.mrcs, ulcerasc1
throat. nose, limbs and body, scroius. together Will
an endless nnmber ofsunerinzs.
Or. James testimonials the most authentic, aud
from as high authority, medical and otherwise In the
| United States.
The following are the testimonials Of some oi
tha many wo.lknown aad eminent Doctors aud Edl.
tors Of the United Ststcs OF which DR.. James Il the
| recipient.
The letter below prodncsd Is srom Dr.. Jordan, Of
Cincinnati to Dr. Wilson, Of Pitspurs Penn, in m
swer to letter Of inquiry concerning Dr. james for.
merry OF New Orleans and now Of Chicago.
| Dr.. J. H. Jordan YVES physician to the Cincinnati
Cholera Hospital dullng the summer of1sl9. and Pro
1essor the Theory and Practice Ct fMcd1cac. and Of
8ntcria Mcdica In the American Medical Institute Of
Louisville Ky In 1850 u and u. Dr.. Jordan Is now
pract;ctnS In Cincinnati Here Is the letter referred
to, Kcadit:
"CrycMEAT1, Ju!Y5 1SG2.
"DH. W1IsoH-Dear Str-4a answer to yonr luqui-
merly p .ames Lock. Hospital, New orleans. and
e safiS Sk Fl % s.eg M ts M as
lrssslsss, e.; a. @ not kaGwsls subefl.f his eqa.
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sanly recon- Mtn9 of send sac6 patients 10 him. Il
e wish to tFs'te' SSSfS
And the following extract Of letter from Dr.. Ro
bert Mong1ns, who has been praettclns medicine In
New Orleans for twenty years. and well known to the
residents Of that city. The letter written to
.eDtemsn OF Mobile, Ala in answer to letter Of In.
Quiry as TO DR.. James abilities:
with dissases such Is 81 jsnes MAKES III 5 spfeia5i
e he 30 e.
s 3as is 9a1f usa.s Ts
the most ah!e p6{s!si.n, ~ 4 tns ~ myself
IL FL sR:;5
&C. Se b ~ e a asS
usts no mercury iodIde, poass arsenic saraapn.
ns!soe ron the s;s..n, ion ri s5pel!e9se
tn thete ,a5g, a shnk matter OF doubt he
Also, Dr.. Wm. Leonard, formerly Professor Of
Antony in Washington University OF Baltimore and
previously Professor cf Obstetrics and Diseases OF Wo
men and Children and morn recently editor or the
New Orleans Southern Messenger 4 medical }o3rnal,
eayg Ct Dr.. james:
"DR. JAxks.- While humanity continues to be IN.
1m ami man ts Prone TO r1r tne e9i nd seaaenees o.
81 fs
be mast seek relief rom r. 4. M "a has
e lie reefo Aaa this Ut sp.cNs @ II
les tsn1 ns + sec teas
but what viii rtIcycM f. T. tais s!afs oe,ons5 e ss nr
to he 1sief Of he eiass of diseases enumersted IN
his n another ceGm ri tbe he a. at
fnowiedse reqntfrd ioF lie parposs; He hss been
located IN mat ior nqmpes q & Sesfe; ana tne
II 4 rTaisYs T. hi9 sshan aa
And also tt Is i.om the eminent and venerable Dr..
D. Richardson, an cid practitioner Of Texas, and now
cd!osand proprietor Of the 0alyes.en Ass., Taxas:
We haIs known Dr. james Of c. Crst9m y aons9
lit as bsvs seea msde
& saa ~ x
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&c nhia5:ssa} shs saa
n o an1 e @ 5ss 5eanng eaer a,
1%fno9a,1{ 1%3rss 70: 1eet-Gapt;oa {7sas) SsHs'
From the Memphis (Tsnn3 Apamncae otlso: |
pE JANIS. Ct cuatcm House street, New Orleans |
hee undoubtedly thela1gest and most successful pEac
tlce In The treatment Of chronic tut.neous yeneral
OF any phyttcan in the southern country. We
praise.
- What the Hon. J. 0. Ni1on. editor and pro |