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Medical
DK. J 0. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINEBB, TRAVEI.KRM, ETC.
THERE i* no malady of deeper importance «lther
tn a medical or Mural light of view, lo which
the human family la mure linble than that arising
from impure connection*.
a medical man it I* the ditty of every physician
to look at disease aa It effects health and hie, and 111*
Mile object ahuuhl tM to mitigate, aa tar a« lie* In hi.
iM>w«r. the bodily suffering. Unman hat are at best is
tail frail, ah are liable to misfortune.
i H all ihc ill. that affect man none are mere terrible
than those of a private nature. —Dreadful aa it la in
l lie perron who coalracta it frightful aa :.re Ha rsvag
ea upon hi* omatilulion, ending frequently in deatruc*
Hon and n loaihsome grave, it become, ol alill greater
Importance when it I* tranarnilted lo innocent off
ering. Such being the ci re how necessary it lie
come* lhat every one having the lenat nia.on to fear
tiiui tliey have contracted the disease, should attend
toil at once by consulting aome physician, whose
reaiieclalbillty and education eiiahlea bun to warrant
a safe, sjieedy, and permanent cure. In accordance
with this necessity, DR YOUNfJ feel, called upon lo
.tale that, by long study and extensive practice, he
Im. belome perfect maaler of all those diseiiaea which
come under the denomination of venereal, and hav
ing paid more attention lo lhat one branch than any
other physician in the United Slates, lie feels himself
better qualified lo treat them.
Syphilis in ah ils forma, such a. ulcer., swelling in
the groans, ulcer in the throat,secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, terlunry syphilis, .y
philt. in children, mercureal syphilitic affect ions, gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false pus-ages, infliinialion of
Hie bladder and protrnte glands,excoriation., tumors,
I >ostitles. &tc., are ns familiar to him as the aioal coro
inon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent case* in a few
days, and finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient losuili treat
ment as will draw iqam hint the alightesi suspicion
or oblige liiw to neglect bis business wlieiher within
•airs or without. The diet need not lie cliangeil. ex
eept in cases of seviTe inflamntion. There are in t’ali
l irliia patient, tamomithig t« over two thousand in
die past year) that could furnish proof of this; but
these are matters lliol require till nicest eecrosy w hich
he always preserves.
All lellers enclosing $11), will lie promptly attended
to. Office hours from 0 A. M. lo H P M. Address J.
<YOIJNU, M. O, Express Buildings, corner of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells *'ar
go A, Express Department.
* gjABO—FROM Dll. YOUSUFS PRIVATE
MEDIUM, Ofllce—To the alllicled— In this
age of progress, when science is developing i'self in
r-ucidi ii manner as tuappear almost miraculous, every
tiling in common pine** is looked upon ns not worth
notice. In view of this fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery anil California streets, has concluded to
leave Ihe beaten track hitherto pursued by most sci
entific physicians, (that of wailing for the public lo
find you out alone,) ami publish to the world, as
,elicit as may he. his knowledge of the healing art,
lo let those wlio he in need of assistance kliow where
il,ev can liiud relief without fear of being imposed
Ilf Hill■
In continuation of this subject. Dr. \ oimg would
..aj, that of ihc past ten years lie lias pursued the
-.r ictiue of medicine in one of the largest cities In the
I nlli-d Lillies, with Iho highest success, ami Iluil his
.lauding ns a physician la without reproach, having
ai one time been lecturer at the University of IVnn-
Mlrania "ii venereal diseases, See.
I p<m all of there conideriiliuns. Dr. Young has con.
lidence in introducing liim-ilflo the public, knowing
Ih.-ii they will sustain well annual merit.
11,,. following are a few of tile ninny testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals Hie last
lew years:
Prom lie' Boston Mistical Journal j
Although we tiro opposed tolh** system ol adverbs*
imt, fur good mill sufiioienl reasons, still wo
iuiijustice to sny that Ur. Young is one el I
industrious and indefiUigiitile votaries of the
science in the United .Stales.
From Professor Jackson.
The subscriber is personally acquainted with Dr
Young, ami has seen much of his practice, and can
Dear lesttmoney to his rneriti as a practitioner.
From the Neiv York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
liis profession, and the very extended opportunities
iMisse.sed by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases, make ills services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From Hie Whig mid Advertiser.
All afflicted with private coinplnintHshould consuM
Dr l uting, whose education is not Mirpassed by any
physician In the country. In Ids skill, lemur and lu
leg'rlty all may rely with safely, while most of the
practitioners in this oily are without honesty or n ■«-
peetuhiliiy, their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assuinplion.
(itti -e conior of Montgomery and (lalii'ornia Mreols,
up .lair-, opposite the bunking house of Wells Fargo
r, I’,, open from 0 A. M. to 8 F. M , Sunday iu
i; luffed.
deem it
he most
medical
s»i; | \ ATE Medical Office—Hundreds of Hi ore who
; li.ive contracted disease are ffls.nlpoiuled of a
ire by not calling on Dr. Voting lit lirsi He Will
rfeituny sum If he fails lo enro nnv case thru may
me under his care, ne mailer how long standing or
Hiding, such as uhers, tumors, nodes, hunches,
ii,pi „on the file" Huff body, pains in the hones and
i„s, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
listing of the hones, emaciation, los. of nppelile,
reiiglli olid licidi, roles in the noso and ear.-, loss of
or, weak eyes, itching humor*. A:. Many persons
ler being relieved ef ail externil appearances of
•ivale disease, suppose them reive* cured, hut after
lew mouths find tliey are troubled with various
iiiplotns which the) never had before, and which
fi,,d it inqiossihle lo relieve. To all who are af
eled in (ins way. Dr. Young would particularly >ec
nnieiid atrial of ids skill. The symptoms with which
mi are troubled are caused by minis in I lie blood,
lliol, mm merer later will destroy jour heall h and hap
ue-s. No person who lias ever Imd an attack of any
■ivale complaint should not fail to consult Dr. Young
at take a low bottles of his in valuable purifying
ediciue, as tliey can rest assured I hat iluur hiood is
a perfectly pure and healthy condition, mid that
~r y trace ef disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in mom two lo five days without
iiuige of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
I)R. J C VOI’NfJ.
Office corner Montgomery and California streets,
iposite Weils, Fargo s. Co.'s. Ofllce hours from ff
M., to S I*. M.
Mnrvsmille, June 10th. 181 J.
[■vr. j. c. VOUXO—DkarPih: —I’lease send me
19 some of the medicines you prescribed m my
iso. I have a friend here who is troubled In exactly
u> same way that I was. lie has nightly emissions,
nging iicise in his liead. weak buck, loss of memory,
id 1* generally debilitated ; be is discouraged miff
is not confidence enough to enable liiiu to call miff
e you. 1 told him how I was. and that my friends
1 said I was in consumption, and thodoctor* up here
ivemenp and advised mo to go home to die, but
stead ol going home I called upon you. and lo re I
n. ns well ns unv of them, mid likely to live a long
me vet, witll strenth enough to work with the strong
tof them. Doctor. 1 will send every one loyou Hint
oks to me a* though he needed a physician D shall
>1 he my fault if any one dies lor want of medical
raiment. 1 will do all I can to keen the afflicted
vnv from those pests of society, yelept pro\<„..rs
id high sounding tilled men. who, if the facts were
iown, are men who letl their country for slu ir conn
v's good. Fiiblis this leiler. doctor, if you w ish,
el I hone some of those Hurt humbugged me, may
e it and sleep bad for one night.
Truly your*. UEO, DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
I nternationalllotelSaloon
JACKSON STREET,
Bctwea Moatfomery and Kearnc)
SAN FRANCISCO-
The Beet Brmndt oj Brandtet, H'mte and
Sagart.
Medical
DH. KEINimANN S
Private Medical Office.
CORNKK MONTGOMERY k JACABON STRKETM
SAN FRANCISCO.
DR. M. lIEIINIM ANN. corner of Kearney ami
Pacific streets. San Francisco, hat f«f a number
<il years, in the military nod other hospitals of France,
devoted hia Bind} principally to the treatment of Se
cret diseases, mid therefore pottMsacs a thorough «I
(terieiice in llni particnnlar branch Me in alao per
leclly familiar with all the recently discovered and
highly iiiiporlant remedies and mean, for the cure of
■licit dnt>-Men. It is scarcely necessary lo add here
That In Prance where secret disease* are of more fre
quent occurrence limn any where elae. ths pliyaicinna
of that country are more ea)e-n in their cure, and are
ronaliintiy and successfully endeavoring to Hud out
new reinedie*. more efficient and lees dungejoiis than
those formerly used
Hr. lleininianii is therefore, enabled to cure all
them diseases with perfect certainly, without using
mercury, in a very chart time, and w ithout subjecting
his patients to the risk ol subsequent Injurious conse
quences.
Chronic Gonorrhea, llyermalorrhea. Flour Alhus,
(ionernl Debility the re.idi ol misconduct, pollutions,
,|nin in tier hack and side*. Erilpllousol all k rids,
produced In interior causes, I .os. of flair. Itheimiat.
I sin in the Joints, Nocuriial sweats. Seminal and I rln
ul weakness. Injuries received by mercurial treat*
meni. i.c. &c are cured by Dr, lleihiin mu with the
aid of reined tea known hut to linuself, lo the perfect
satisfaction of his clients.
Recent diseases of the above named kind will be
promptly and radically removed before they can net
tle in the oody and become chronic, by Hr. Ileinl*
maiin'a own purifying vegetable remedies.
Ifr. Ileiniiiiaiiu further |aisse»ses a sure remedy
ful,y tested, and w hich can lie relied upon, for the
cure of Intermittent Fever, Chill and Fever, Fever
and Ague, also 11 means to remove, in a few days for
ever, n hud breath, without the least injury to the
stomach. In the pdesent days numerous remedies
are offered everywhere for all imaginable diseases,
hut in most of the cases the sufferers are so sadly dis
iip|Kiinted that they look with justifiable mistrust on
ail advertisements of this kind. Dr. Ileiiiiinanu's re
medies need not he recommended by pottllag eluirla
liniism. for they recommend themselves by their ef
fects. as has been seen and experienced by nuiiieons
patients who. fortunately for themselves, have used
them. For the information and satisfaction of the
often deceived public, the statement will suffice I lint
Hr. lleininianii has in his (Hissesriou over two hun
dred testimonials from patients cured by him, besides
many other reliable persons, which he is ready lo ex
hibit when required, while common decency forbids
him to publish them iu the newspapers.
Persons applying to fir. Ileinimaiiii shall not In;
obliged to pay in advance the lull price of the. cure,
as he is willing to submit his shill mid ids remedies
liras: to be lesli d.
Olie llilug the Doctor invariably requires from all
his patients, that is a faithful amt slricl conformance
with all bis directions and preemptions, otherwise he
cannot and will not warrant a cure.
Written consultations w ill he given without charge
ami communications answered whether coulsitiing a
fee or not. promply, punctually and witli strict seen*-
cy, on applying, postage paid, iu the English, French
or German lainguages, to
Hr. M. II FAN I MANN’,
Corner of Kearney and Pacific strei'ls,
can Francisco.
To show fe the satisfaction of all that Hr Ileinl
maun is a thoroilgly educated, practical and e\per,—
cured physician and suigeon. lint following from his
numerous testimonials, are submitted to the public.
Names are suppressed, hut the authors are til any
tune ready to proclaim their truth nu t authenticity
la-lore the World.
Gam-swoon Vam.kv, Feh. 11. I'i‘iG.
Danr Doctor:—l have known you since IHO and
you have given so many proofs of your talents and
experience, that, you have entirely won confidence.
A It hough yon reside mat a great iii-tunce li urn me
you know that 1 have several time sei)T you patients
which other duettos have given up as iiuuiruide, and
you have always received them and saved not only
their limbs hut also their lives. I will only mention
here the case of Mr. G , from Auburn, who is
indebted to you for Hie preservation of his rigid arm,
which other doctors wanted to amputate, and that o'.
Mr. ti . ofGnloma. wlm although given up us
hopeless by two doctors was cured by you in two
weeks time. As to wind you have done for my funds
ly, sulMce it to say, I will never be able lo repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines as a proof of
the high esteem I havoofyourtaleutsa.su medical
man. and believe me tc bo your constant friend,
F 11.
Proprietor ofthe Miner’s llolel.
To Dr. lleininianii. Sun Francisco.
Greenwood, February lllh, Id AH.
Having sly died medicine myself at the, li diversity of
Tit via, it Italy, I suppose I know enough lo lie be
lieved when I declare hereby that you are tlio best
physician 1 ever met with in California, I Ids dicia
nil ion. is f unded on wh it 1 have seen you do anil
hoard from everybody w hen I resided at Mormon Is.
land. I know m many persons lo whom you have
saved life and limbs after they had boon completely
given up by others, and who will at any limocome
fol vvnrd and testily to the troth ol this, and to your
science. Wishing you for I In* future, the same sue
ce-s which has attended you thus far. 1 remain Indy
yours, C. K.
To Ur, ilelnimunu, Fan Francisco.
('oleum, .laiu-iTj*loth, I Slid.
My Dear and Much l>t->emcd Doctor:—lt l« with
much regret Ihnl I and nil your otte r friends saw you
quit Mormon Island. AVe have )o*t hi you a physi
cian of great talent and experience, who wo could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough by the
numerous who came to call on you from all parts of
the mines, nod you tire in the best remembrance of nil.
My sell, giv eii up by « horn I considered our best phy.
sicians. prepared niy-elf to die; by chance I came un
der your treatment and you ha'e cured mo of a grave
sickness in a short lime. You have proved yourself
a physician and you do boner to the name.
Proprietor Fredcli Uestaurant.
To Dr. Ileiniinann, Sun Francisco.
Auburn, January 10th. HSU,
jVear Doctor: —1 always remember you with pleas,
ure. mid a feeling of gratitude prompts me to address
v,oi these lines Voiikuovv in w hat a deploaahle slate
I was after coming out of the hands ol Hr I*., who
wanted to hmputalo tnv right arm. m shed by a fall
ing Dock, iu orderto save my life. Happily for me, I
heard of you. and of the reputation which you had nt
Mormon Island; so I asked tor your advice I adore
parting with my arm. At the recommendation of
seme (rieutls o r 'yours iu Greenwood. I went to stay
with vou. and inn few weeks my arm, instead of being
amputated was saved, together with niv lile which I
ci tisiiler 1 owe lo you. Hoar Doctor, if I over can he
of any advantage to you dispose of me, for it is en
tirely'to year skill Hint lowe my present existence.
Receive, therefore, my siecere respect, ami the assn*
niece that I believe yon to he one of our most talent
ed and experienced physicians in this country.
Voim truly, I C.
To Hr. Ileiiilmami, Han Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, IP.Id.
The uhdertiigned has known Hr llehiimiinii fjr
many years, and ran vouch for his Justly having
earned' a reputation ns a conscientious. prudent, ex
perienced and skilful Physician and Surgeon, and
would therefore roeemmend lo all jx-ople to rely with
most linplicb confidence in Dr. Ilcinimaan’s skill and
science. . , *■" " *
Third street, between J and K
Butte lodge, n0.33f.&, a.
meets at tlu-ir flail in Bhlwell. on the first and
third Saturdays of each month, nt T P. M. Hfllcers.
Tho’s Wills. U' M. J W tin xvsos, s U, A I.
OIMIMIMISi 3 W. II Kkkfkr 8 -e y ■
each mouth, at 7 J P. M.. "t Masonic IUII-Over Plan’s
Market. Em ramie on Myers street, nmcers H A
Itrown. \V M . Daniel Jewett, 8 IV; Georgs W . Elliot
J \V; J Rosenthal, Treasurer. D G <» Donnel, See >;
J i Kleine. H D;J KlUtnper. *. Pi A Iloskias, Tyler.
Beelhrsn in food standing, •«* l*»»R«d »«
Medical.
DE- L. 1. CSAPBArS
Dr. l. j. cz array. late in the hi'Nca.
rian Revolutionary War. Chief PhyaWan to
the ®nh regiment nl Honveda, Chief Jiiwb to the
Military Hospital of Pe*ih. Hungary. arid late lectu
rer on Dt-ease* of Urinary organa. and diacaaea of
women and children.
To rna trrucTK.—Dr. 1.. J Czapkay has opened
hla inatilule for the cure of all form* of private di*
eaees, such a» syphilis, gonorrhea. nocturnal emit
slona and all the consequence- of aelf-abuae. In the
Aral Mage* of gonorrheal disease* he guaranleeaacure
in a few day*, without Inconvenience to the patient,
er hindrance to hla business When a patient, by
neglect, or impro|H-r treatment, ha* developer! the
secondary symptoms of syhills. such a* buboes, or
pniuful -welling, on the groin*, or ulcer* In the throat
and noae. which. If not checked, rtostrov tha **fl
part* and cause the bone* to mortify, separate ami
come away, leaving the «n(fercr an object hldeon* to
In-hold; or when splotch** and pimple* break out
Upon the .kin or when he ha. painful -welling* upon
Ihe hone*, or when hi* constitution I* Injured *<> a* In
predispose to con*nm|itlon or other eonHtUiitiona
disease. the itocim guarantee* a cure or a*k* no com.
peii«ntion In Rhenmatiam, chronic or unite; in
Dy-ertlerv. «>r Diarrhiea, he ha* *afe an I elfectnul re
ineilie., l-'nr the trealment of the eon* quencea of
*elf-ahn*e, anch a* nocturnal eini«»lon*, nervousness!
timidity, headache pain* In tlie hack and limb*, with
general weaklie**. lo** of appetite, lo«s of memory,
injury In Ihe right, re»He*«ne**, confliaion of idea*,
dislike for society, and feeling of wearine** of life;
with the tiervon* *y«tem *o excileahle I lint *light
noiaes »hnck or startle the patient making hi* exist
ence miserable. For the above maladies ihe Doctor
will guarantee a cure or aak no compensation, lie
0:111 lie consulted !><*) of charge, and Invites nil to
call, as it will cost them nothing, and may he much
to their advantage.
Dr. 1,. J Czapkay i< daily receiving applications
from every part of thl* Stale and from Oregon and
Wa-hlnglon Territories, for treatment of every form
of disease. 1 nd there I* not one who will contu for
ward mid espre-s dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the
Dr. is in daily receipt ■ f letters, expressive of grati
tude and thankfulness, some of which are published
below by permission.
Msrtsvii.LK, .lime 3,1855.
Dr. I. J. Czapkay, Sail Francisco;—Sir. I have
used the last of your medicine. and do not think I
shall need any more, as I feel very well, except llial I
have not entirely go’, my strength yet. but soon will
with the appetite I have. It U just three weeks, you
may recollect, since I called at jour institute, with
my constitution, as I thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you would he able to cure me perfect
ly. but thought you might he 11 hie to do something lo
ease the pain in my back mid head and strengthen me
limbs, which were *o weak 1 hat they would almost
give way under me when T walk 'd, and to strengthen
my nerves so that I would not get excited and trem
ble at every little thing. Now that you know what
I expected, you may Judge of rny satisfaction at rny
complete recovery from those symptoms and the re’-
movul of those splotches and sores from tnv skin and
(he ulcers from my IhreaCsnd I lie entire stoppage of
those emissions which you said were principally the
cause of my sickness. I can hardly tell you which is
the greatest, my joy or my surprise, lor except not
having fully got no strength, I feel a* well as any
man can feel. Enclosed I sand vou twenty dollars
over your charge, and think myself cle'Hply cured
If you think any body w ill be benehited, you may pul
111 is letlor 111 the IIPWSpar or* Titos II ivikv,
I’orti.aMi. Oregon, May 15, Dig,
Dr. Czapkav—Dear i-ir;—Your medicine has been
taken according lo direction* I feel a little weak
yt; in every inner wav I am almost enl reb recover
ed, and think in a liorl time I .-had he as well as ev
ar. F.vervhodv that knows me is wondering what
made siieli a change, lor some friends thought I had
consumption, and other* that I was going crazy --
\\ ell, I don’ know hut they were both right, as I felt
a good deal both ways, and thought it I didn’t die
soon 1 would tike to. I am not Irottnled any more
with emissions, and Hie pain in my nead and hack,
and the weakne-s in my limbs have left ne•, and so
has Ihe dizziness, untidily, and the vvl-li always to he
nlor o: I am not nlraid to go in emnpa y now. and
an. not so easily sacred a* f used to he. when any 1 1 1 1 1. ■
thing would set me Irenih'iing. I have been at work
ttiis week, which is llie llr-l 1 have done for six
months, and the thought 01 it don’l discourage me
like it used to. Indeed. I feel lit; another man, and it
is all owing to your medicine and advice. You may
puhli.ti thi* if you w.viil to.
Yours ic, Joskpii Rath.
Hack vmknto, May 15. 1 **,*».».
Dear Sir —Hitch is Ihe thankfulness I feel for the
preservation of mv health of both body and mind,
and I believe efmy life, that I hope 1 will not he con
sidered intrusive in tendering my thankful acknowl
edgments for restoring melo health, mid making my
life a boon worth preserving, when it had become a
burthen too great for me lo hear. Victim ns I was to
vice that had undermined my con-lilulion and devel
oped a Intln of nervous symptoms such a* nervous
debility, headache, distressing limidily.selPdislrnst.
dizziness, love of solitude, lo*s of memory and want
of resolution, besides a lona of strength and energy,
wlihh made my waking moments wretched and mv
sleep unrufre-liing and was fast bringing me to the
grave, hut, thanks to your skill, 1 am restored to health
vigor.and energy, ifopingto guide others where they
may Ihul reljef, you have my permission to make this
public. I.KOXABIJ VVaitr.
To Hr. 1., J. Czapkay, Han Francisco.
f. gf” Hpermatoniiea, or local weakue**, nervous de
bility. low -pints, las-ilnde. weakness of the limb*
and hack, indisposition and incapability for lahorand
study, dullness of apprehension, h»-s ol memory, aver
shin to society. love of Solitude, timidity, s If-di-tr Ist.
di/.zi"e*s, headache. Involuntary discharges pains in
the aide, affection* of the eyes, pimples on the lace,
sexual and other iiillrmilles in man, are cured with
out fail by '.lie justly celebrated physician and surgeon
(~ j < zapkav. Hi - met In m! of curing diseases is new.
t unknow n to others.l ami hence Ihe great success. All
eonsullatiens. hv letter or otherwise free Address.
l„ J. Czapkay, M. I*., Han Francisco, Californi'i.
To THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.
Dr. I, I f/apkav. late in Hie Hungarian Revolu
tionary War. Chief Physician to the 'illtli Regiment of
llonvods. Chief Surgeon lo the Military Ilusjiital of
iV-tti, Hungary, and late Lecturer on diseases of uri
narv organ* and diseases ot women and children, in
vites Hus attention of the sick and afllicled females,
laboring under any of the various form* of diseases of
the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood,
kidnevs. and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The
Doctor is 1 dia ling more cures than any oilier Physi
cian in the Stale of California Let 110 false delicacy
prevent vim, lint apply Immediately, ami save your
selves (nun painful suffering* wild jo«mature denlh
All married ladies v hose delicate health or other cir
euinslaiices do not allow to have an Increase in their
families, should call at Dr. 1.. .1 Czapkay’s Medical In
stitute, Armory Hall, corner Hacramculo anil Mont
gomery streets, and they will receive every possible
relief and 10-lp. The Doctors offices are so arranged
that he can he consulted without the fear of molesta
tion. If de*lreil. Dr. C. will vlsll the Indies at their
residen-es. All consultation* by letUvr or otherwise
free. Address to Dr L. J . Catipkay,Medical liisliline.
Armory Hall, corner Hacwtnenlo and Montgomery
street*. H. F.
SYPHILIS AND GOXORKHIKA —Dr. L.
J. Cznpkny would a*k especial atteipion to syphilitic
and gonorrlneal diseases. In the first stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees a perfect and effee
tnnl cure in a few day*, without hindrance lo business
or the slighle-t inconvenience. The Doctors method
of treating them combine* nil the latest improvementn
hv the medicni faculty, with discoveries made by him
self, more effective than tut) thing yet known, which
s< cures Ihe patient from the possibility of secondary
symptoms and removes Ihe disea*e ill the shortest pos
sible time Secondary syphilis which appear* in con
sequence of the absornlion of the poison Into the sys
tem, nml prodtMea llitltoes, Ulceration* in Ihe throat
and nose, wh cli destroy Hie soli parts, ami cause ihe
iMines to mortify, separnle and coins aw*y. dWrtijuring
the patient horribly Node* or painful swellings 011
the bone*. splotches upon the skin, en*f* of which the
IKvrmr* see daily in his office and which are the result
of improper treatment. Al-o, uleers. tores and pim
ples, ami injuries to the constitution, which, after a
long perhMl uf suffering destroy life. It will also be re
membered that lhr«e dit order* are hereditary, paa*|ag
Medical
from parent to child, and entailing U)mhi ihr offspring
irttiimlcviMltutkMi For the cure of all these form,
of disrnse th« Doctors gusrsnue* a cure or nskt no
compensation. The IVeuw can be conmllwl hj lei
ler or otherwise free of charge, and invite* all a lio are
alibi ted In call upon him, where he will give Ihein
such sati-fsction as the* can obtain no where else—
Hi* room* are No. I ami ‘j Armory Hull, corn* rof Sac
ramento and Montgomery alreeU San Ffiuistseo
THU GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AHK!—lJreat Blessing to Mm kiml!—lnnoc m hut IV
tent!—l>f. 1.. J.Ozapkny’s Prophy laclicum. (-elf Ihs
infecting Agent,) a *nre preventative again*! jr-mor
rhu-ul and syphilitic di*en*e*. and an unsurpassed rem
edy for nil the veuerial. «crofulon». gangrenous and
cancerous ulcer*, fie till discharges froin the vagina,
morns ami urethra, mnl all cnlaiieon* eruption*ami
diseases. For *nl« at Dr 1,. J. C’/.apkny’* otlicr. Ar
mory Hall, corner of Sacramento ami Montgomery
streets, San Frniieiseo. A* innocillation i» a proven
laltve against small pox, «o is Dr I. J.l'rapkny's
I’ropbilacticum a preventative ngnl-ist syphiliiienl and
gonorrheal disease*. Harmless in itself, it (Misses****
the power of chemically destroy ing the syphilitic vi
rus, and thereby saving thousands of toting dehanrh
«e* from la-ing inleeled tiy the most loathsome of all
diseases, bet no young man who appreciates henl'h
la- without Dr. F/.apkny’s Prophllacttcum, It i* in
vert convenient paekagesnnd will he found convent
enijio use, bring used ns a soap. That disease can he
prevented by tin- use of projier agents, I* a* well an
established 'fuel ns that they can he cured after their
establishment. The principle which i< now univer
sally recognized, w as received even before tie- days of
Jeliner. the discoverer of the vaccination in 1790. and
its multiplied benefits ever since have received, ns
they deserved, the attention of the medical faculty.
It was in pursuit of this branch ol the medical sci
nice Hint Dr. 1.. .1. t’z.apkay fortunately made lie- dis
covery of his Pruphlliietienni. which, for Hie preven
tion of syphilitic, gonorrheal, cancerous and cutaneous
disorder. stauds*iinrivnlli-d by any agent in the Pha
inacopiN-a. The effect of this agent after coition is
immediate and removes the possibility of a contrac
tion ol disease If, however, the disease has been eon
traded, it i« useful in neutralizing the poisonous secre
tions, which, by absorption, produce the horrid const*-
quenses known ns secondnry syphilis It has been
administered by the Doctor in many thousand cases,
and he has v» I to (hid the first in which it has failed
lo subserve the purpose for which it was administer
ed. Price, s•">. fnl I direction* are attached lo each
package. In eases where Prophilftdlcnm is used as a
curative. Dr. I. J. Fxapkuy will furnish gratis n pre
script ion for his lllmsl Purifier.
All communications from the country, addressed
ly to Dr. I, J. r/npkny,Hnn Francisco will be strictly
and confidentially a'tended to, and the remedies
with the greatest care mid secrecy. Immediate!* dis
palcht d, by Express or other convryouce to their des
tination
feTlm. J. 1.. Cssvksv —The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice, is one of thu
few modern physicians whose npplirnlirn to his pro
fession and devotion to tin- altlictod, render him alike
an ornament lo t'-e one and n heliefll lo the oilier A
Hungarian by hirlh. he sought with Kossuth to place
Ida country among the nations of the earth beyond
the oppressor’s rule, dial bur s< ns might rejoice in
the practice of those precepts which are alike our
glory and our pride. In his efforts so to do, he has
reaped the reward of ineffectual resistance to oppre--
-lon. and ‘-a home and a country know him no more.”
\part how.iver, from his claims upon our consider
ation as a patriot, the lestim nlals of character mid
capacilv which ne tiring* enlille him lo piddle eonfis
deuce, lo Hie exclusion of those who possess llellller
tho Olio or the oilier. As a gentleman his character
is untarnished; as a physician, his ‘kill nusiirpa-sed t
and to those whose imprudence has left upon Ihein
thu taints of di-ease, we can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance ihut in him they will fin 1 a
friend whum to know is great gain Tim Dr.’s office
is No. It and -I Artnorv Hall corner of Hucrmiiento
and 'tnnl'.'omerv slreel*. San francisco.
VK TH AT <ITFFK 15KAD, lIKMH
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DR. PARESRA’S
(iIIAT ITALIAN ULMFhV,
For tlie certain and speedy cure of dis
poses uf a private nuiure, no matter
how lonjjt standing, without any in
jurious efl’kct to the system or ary
change ol diet. If has never laded,
it cannot fail to cure.
rrpms Invaluable Specific, first Introduced into
U Pis* some filly years since, soon became so well
known us u ‘certain cure,’ that in every low u and city
noiouiv uu the t'ouunenl, lint in t.real Britain, the
dmnmid for it won so great, it* merits ■<> astounding,
that in less than one year iroin Its Introduction it had
, supplanted all ether reined ms. The Medical Faculty
iif me principal cities of Europe were compelled lc
acknowledge its wouderlnl mastery over disease. Pro
prietors of oilier mod mine, jealous of its sway, vainly
undentored lo stay its onward progress I.lke grass
i before the mower, Iheir elf * i* fell to Hie ground and
like tire on the prairies, sweeping all before it. its on
| ward march became trinmnlinnt It stood forth upon
Its own merits ; n discerning pnplic saw. tried and
were convinced of its magical virtue*. The massive
fortune acquired by Dr I‘areira from the sale of it
during the six years In* prepared it. alone bore witne-s
to its miraculous merits. At the decease of the Doct.
the recipe was Iwapieathed lo his son, who has lately
\ introduced the remedy into the United Slate.. The
ninnher ol cures it hn* already made are astonishing
1 Thousands and Ivn* of thousand* can hear testimony
to it* efficacy.
All who use it It will cure, with a safety,sprvd and
certainly no other medicino has ever possessed.
Uesori to no Quack Nostrums, I’so a remedy that
has been tried for the pant fitly years and was never
known to fail.
This (treat Itemedy i* warranted purely vegetable
Beware of I'ounterfeits. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine fms already caused some person
i or persons, to palm off upon the unsuspecting, a -pu
nous compound, closely russniltitiiit lb** original. Be
particular lo buy none without the w-i Hen signature
i ~f a. Pareira. M. D on the outside wrapper of each
bottle. All others are counterfeit, and Itteir aotn
(aiunders will be punished with the ulmorst riger of
, the law.
Price. Three dollars per bottle For «;ilo by D. Bnb-
C'*-k. sole Agent for California. Oregon and the Sand
wich Islands, to whom all orders must he addressed.
A liberal discount made So wholesale dealer*
1). HAUFOI'K.
Wliolvank- Druggist, 77 fhrv is street,
San Francisco.
List of Agents throughout the Slate. Kiee illtiin V.
Co. Druggist. Marysville; It. K- Ktnrkweather, l’By
Drugstore Stockton: VV. 11. Brener, Sonora ; llenj
Shiirtleff.Sha.sia; Child ft Worsheu. Placervdle;
Justin Hates, Jr. HacnnentoCity ; D. It. VV. Cnrr,
Dowtiieville ; Dr. John Lark. Nevada ; Dr. W II
tiatlief, Vrcka, Dr J B Winston, I-os Angeles;
Tlioiiius Whaley. Sun Diego; Heo L. Story. Portland
0. T.
OROVILLE DIVISION 8. OF T. No. 234-
Mewl* every Sunday Evening at H •’.dock, P M
at Masonic Hall. J II tfbof hard; WP.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
Franklin Pikrcr. of N. H I‘roidiiit.
D. K. Atchison. of Mo. V. Pre«’t. Ptotrml
THI GAUNT-
Wk L Makct, of N. Y. sec’y of stale.
J*nr« Guthrie,of Ky.. sec'y of Treasury.
Hor’t McClelland, oi Mich., sec*y of Inte r.
Jacmk C. Dobbin, of N C. sec'y of Navy.
icrrKßsoM Davis, of Miss sec'y of War.
James Camprili.. of pa. P. M. Genera.
Caleb Cushing of Mama , Attorney Gen.
STATE GOVERNMENT
J Neely Johnson, Governor.
R. M. Anderson, Lieutenant Governor.
lliKiii C Mu Kit av. J n»t ice of Supreme Court
Solomon 11 ey den felt, ami
David S. Terhy, Associates.
Geo. W Whitman, Controller.
Henry Bates, state Treasurer,
W. S. Wallace, Att y General.
John II Brewster, Surveyor General,
J ames Allen, State Printer.
E. Wilson.
F. S. McKenzie, ami
Flex. Bell, Slate Prison Directors.
JUDICIARY
Solomon Hetdeneelt, Chief J ustice.
11 cun C Men hay, Associate Justice.
Cham. H. Bryan, do do
Wm. P. Dainoehi ield, JageOth District.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Joseph E. N. Lewis, County Judge.
P. Freer, Sheriff, Butte County.
Miles Chapin, County Auditor.
Wm. Latitmork, County Treasurer.
J - W. Scott, County Suryeyor.
11. S, Maynard, Assessor.
J. J. Kline. Public Attorney.
Randall Hobart, Public Administrator.
DISTRICT COURT
Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Butte, ColuG, and Shasta. The
terms of the District court for Butte County
commences as follows: On the second Mon
days of March and June, on the fourth Mon
day of August, and on the third Monday of
December.
COURT OF SESSIONS.
§.T A term of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the comity seat in Butte
county on the second Monday of February.
May,August, and on sh<* first Monday in De
cern her of each year, and si all continue from
term toterm,unless all the buMtiess be sooner
disposed of.
*juanm*wjx juvetrrar. m mm t nr—^ mgmw
COUNTY COUIfT
The regular terms of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May, and
August, and on the fourth Monday in No
vember of each year, and shall continue front
term to term, unless all the business of the
term he sooner disposed of.
PRODATE COURT
§ 4. The regular terms of the Probate
Court shall lie held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday of Au
gust,and on the second Monday in December
of each year, and shall continue from term
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
posed of.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Hoc. 4 The regular meetings of the Board
of Supervisors shall be held at the county
seat of their respective counties,on the first
Mondays of May, August .November and Feb
ruary, and shall continue from time to time,
until all the business before them is dis
posed of. The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election,
to canvass election returns.
lIITTK UECOItI) .Hilt PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
O It O V I I. L K.
We are now prepared wilt a Rood assortment of
PRINTING MATERIALS. tcexecute every de
scription of
- ■"* /f> ICT*-.
hr 1 n‘ i J-n Y /Hj
r \\i\tr\ i, J t\
•mid rßirmitUs
on the in ist REASONABLE TERMS, and in n stylo
that will not fail in give satisfaction. MiiiiugJ und
cottier coinpanies desiring
CERTICATKS OF STOCK,
Can have them PRINTED ON SHORT NOTIO
Every kind of Job Printing, executed to order^
suet) as
HOOKS. CIRCULARS, LAW BLANKS,
PAMPHLETS, CARDS, RILLS op EXCH’CE
RILL heads. deeds, rank checks,
I.MU-lc, NOTES. PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS, RILLKTS, RILLS OF FAKE.
(ir any other description ot Printing that may bo de
rived.
Having had many year* practical experience in
tlu* branch of the business, we are confident of giv
ing en ire satisfaetioa to nil who may favor us with
their or rer*.
Persons wishing work done are respectfully invited
tc give us a call.
U. S. Livery Stable.
Mycra Street Near Montgomery.
f«T» KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES, and npid
B growth of our town, we have, ot laic, mid will
from time to time, make extensive additions to our
stock and otherwise Improve our establishment, to
meet witli entire satisfaction the increasing demands
of the sge.
Stock taken on Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. If deal red, we will buy, sell or exchange
stock— in short, transact al! business api ertaining u*
a Mrst class Livery Hlnhlo The finest Buggies, hacks
and Saddle Horses. Inrnished at a moment's notice
Thankful for past favors, we hope to merit a ciuf.
Uauancsol the same BROWN* UOEFMAN
Dated OreviUe, Jaly 10, 1114. jylOd*