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M£DICAL.
DK. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPOUTAST TOMINEBB, TRAVELERS, ETC.
Til KK K it no malady of deeper Importance cither
in u medical or moral light of vb*w, to which
Um) human laintly it more liable Ilian that arising
from impure connections.
Kn n medical man H in the <tnty of ever* physician
to look at disease as it effect* health and lilt-, and hi*
mle object should be to mitigate, an fur as lon in hi*
iv ovmr. the bodily suffering. Hu mini nature »t best is
thi frail, all are Hal)!*- to misfortune.
i)i all ilm ill* that affect man none arc mere terrible
t'uui those of a private nature. —Dreadful a* it is in
the person who contracts it. frightful a» are its ravag
is upon liis constitution, ending frequently in destruc*
Mon and a l.iailisome grave, it become* of still greater
Importance when It is transmitted b> innocent off
apring. tsuch being the ccse hew necessary it he
tomes that every one having tho least reason to f.-ar
that they have contracted the disease, should nltend
ton at once by consulting some physician, whose
reset ctfttbility aud education enables him to warrant
a >Vt speedy, and permanent cure. In accordance
w iih this necessity, UK. YOUNG feels called upon to
state that, by long study and extensive practice, he
ha* |,clone' perfect master of all those diseases which
come under the denomination of venereal, and lmv>
Dig paid more attention to that one branch than any
other physician in the United Slates, he feels himself
belter qualified to treat them.
Syphilis m all its form*, such as ulcers, swelling in
the groans, ulcer in the throat, secondary sy phtlis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, tertuary syphilis sy
plulis in children, mercureal syphilitic nlfe,•lions, gon
orrhea. gleet, strictures, false passages, inllaination of
the bladder and protrnte glands, excoriations, tumors,
pustules Stic., arc as familiar to him as the mu*i cum
iuon things of dally observation.
’f'ho Doctor effects a cure tu recent cases in n few
»la*f atul finds n • dilllculty in curing' those of long
duration without submitting the patient to »u< h treat
ment a* will draw upon him the allghUist suspicion,
or oblige him to neglect his business, whether within
oors or without. The, diet need not be changed, ex
tent in cases of severe luff*million. There nr
fornia patients (amounting to over two thousand in
Hie nasi vear) that could furnish proot of this; but
tliese are'matters lliot require lid nicest eacresy winch
,IW A*neiUirs r eniffos*ng *lO, will he promptly attended
to. Office liotirs from 9 A. M to 8 I’ M- Address J.
t' YOUNG M. <». Express Buildings, corner of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells .■'ar
gc lit Co.’s Express Department.
a c \r.n—PROM DR. V'Oil NO’S PRIVATE
Jm. MKDICAI. O(Men—To the afflicted—ln this
infa of progress, whon science is developing itself in
-licah a manner ns n. appear almost miraculous every
IlnnK in common place is looked upon as not worth
notice In view ol this fuel. Dr. \ oung. corner of
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
i-avet he beaten track hitherto pursued by moat act
entitle phyai,dans, (that of wailing for the public to
(hid you out alone,) and publish to the world, us
muca as may be, his knowledge of the healing art,
to let those who he in need ol assistance khuw where
they can hind relief without fear of being imposed
'Tn continuation of (his subject. Dr. Voting would
nay, that of the post ton years te has pursued l ie
r.racliue of medicine in one of the largest cities In the
United Stales, with the highest success, and that his
elanduig as a physician Is withot.l reproach, having
.Tone Utttebini lecturer a. the University ofTenu
svivartia on venereal disease*, kc.
’ |i|,on all of these conidorutions, Dr. I oong has con
fldence in introducing himself to tin: public, knowing
that they will sustain well earned merit.
The following are a few of the many testimonial
wldch tiavo appeared in the public journals the last
(ow lh# UoHlon Medical Journal ]
Although wo are opposed to the system ol advertis
ing for g.md and sotti lent reasons. still we deem it,
1,0 l justice to >u> that Dr. \oiing is one of the most
industrious and indefatigable votaries of the medical
science in the United Slates.
From Professor Jackson,
The subscriber is personally acquainted With Dr.
Young, and lias seen much ol ins practice, and can
tear testimony)’ to hismcnli as a practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
ilosslssed by him for the observation «t venereal dis
eases. make his services invaluable U> those utlhcled
with'the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
rv; Young, whose education is not surpassed by anv
Tvsic ni.To the country. In his skill, honor and n
f ./ritv ail may rely with safety, while most of the
orachtioners in this city are without honeMy or res
pectability, their pretentious being grounded in b-mor-
UU of‘Montgomery and California streets
vr, stairs, opposite the banking house ol W ell- l argo
upon from U A. M. to 8 I*. M , Mmday m
vluded.
lirt , V MR Medical Ofllce-llandreds of those who
I* l ave contracted disease are dlsudpomljMtd a
«>n Dr \ouiitf flrnl '•* N ' l '*
to euro any case that may
lorlett a» y n 0 matter how loin? standing or
Jut'll as ulcers, tumor*, nodes, hunches
nlllicling, » f |UiJ I)nilVi ~aius in the hones and
wakefulness, trembling. copper colored sores,
S;< of the hones, emaciation, loss of appetite
wasuni? oi , ... i„ iy, e noso and ears, loss of
fc. Many persons
a n«; being relieved .'fall extern il appearances of
alter i>tn% ..moose themselves cured, but after
private dwease, 8 pr troubled with various
u few months Hnd tney which
sjmpu>.n« which they «* o
they Jlud * l l)r Yount? would particularly tec
ilicunl iii this h The wiih which
om.ueml a trial of hus skilly Hie ju llw
chUe ol did or UirinaM iMlsl'i’ , “”'
*ts ssbsr r&snsx sa
Marysuille, June Jhth.
K J C VOUNG-Dkak Sißf-Pletwe send me
' some of the medicine* you prescribe.! in my
I have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
Wame wav dial 1 was. He h*s nisfhlly e.nis.uons,
ringing actse in his head, weak back, loss of memory,
and is generally ilehiUtAted ! ho sol
ha* not confidence enough to enable him to c«l u
vou i told him how I was. and that my friends
nil grid I was in consumption, and the doctors up here
gave me «paud advised me to go home to die, but
fiuMMMi of going home I called upon you, and here I
am L. well as any of them, and likely to live a long
tune vet witfl slrenth enough to work with the strong
l«[ ofVmm. Doctor. I will send every one to you that
lo.ik» to me as though he needed a physician It'•'all
n he mv fault If any one dies for want of medical
trlmenu I will do all 1 can to keen the afflicted
swav from those pests of *ociely. yefept professors
wd high sounding lUled men. who. if the fact, were
known, are men who left their country for their coun
try’s good. Publls this letter, doctor, if you wish,
"ad ! hope some of th.aw that humbugged me, may
- ISySS GKO. DAVIDBON.
D
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
IwternationalHotelSaloon
JACKSON STREET,
n.tiwmi Moatff ornery and Kearney-
SAN FRANCISCO-
S' The Brandt of Branditt, H r met and
Stgart,
MEDICAL.
DR. HEINIMANN S
Private Medical Office.
CORNER MONTGOMERY & JACASON STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO.
Dr. M. HEIINIMANN, corner of Kearney ami
Pacific streets. San Francisco, has for n number
of years, in the military and other hospitals of France,
, devon-d hie study principally to the treatment of Se
cret diseases, hi el therefore possesses n thorough ex
perience in tins porticuatur branch. He is also per
fectly familiar with all the recently discovered and
hlirhly important remedies and means for the core'of
such diseases. It is scarcely necessary In add irere
that in France where secret disea.es are of more fre
quent occurrence tbnn any where else, the physicians
of that country are more expert in their cure, mid are
constantly nisi successfully endeavoring to find out
new remedies, niore efficient and less Uaugejous than
those formerly used
I»r. Ileinimitnn is therefore, enabled to cure all
these diseases with perfect certainty, without using
mercury, in a very short time, arnl without subjecting
hi* patients to the risk ol subsequent injurious cuiec
qut-ncea.
Chronic Gonorrhea, Ryermatorrhen. Flour Albns,
Goneral liability tlie re-iih of misconduct, pnllutions,
join in the hack and sides. Erupt iunsof all kinds,
produced by interior causes. Loss of Hair. Rheuniat
ism in the Juinis, Nocurnul sweat*, Seminal and Frin
:d weakness. Injuries received by mercurial treat
ment, tec &c are cured by Hr, Heihimanii witli the
aid of remedies known but to hi nisi; If, to the perfect
salisfactlen of his clients.
Recent diseases of the alinve named kind will he [
promptly and radically removed before they cm set
tle in the body and become chronic, by Hr. lleiui- I
Miami's own purifying vegetable remedies.
Dr, Heinimann further possesses a sure remedy
ful,y tested, and which can tie relied upon, for the 1
cure of intermittent Fever, Chill and Fever, Fever
arm Ague, also a means to remove, iu a few days fur- :
ever, a bad breath, without the least injury to liie
stomach. In the pdesenl days numerous remedies i
are offered everywhere for all imaginable diseases, j
but iu most of ihe cases the sufferers are so sadly dis- j
appointed that they look with justifiable mistrust on |
alt advertisements ef this kind. Dr. lieinimunu's re. j
mediesneed not be recommended by putlling charla
tanism, fur they recommend themselves by their ef- j
fects. as lias been seen cud experienced by numeous j
patients who, fortnralely for themselves, have u-hi!
them. For tlie information and satisfaction of the
often deceived public, the statement will suffice that i
Dr. licinirauiin lias in his possesrion over two bun- |
dred testimonials from patients cured by him, besides j
many other reliable persons, which he is ready to ex
hibit when required, w hile common decency lorbids ]
him to public them in the newspapers.
Persons applying to l>r. Heiniraann shall not be
obliged to pay in advance the lull price of the cure, ;
ns he is willing to submit bis shill and his remedies j
first to he tested.
< Hie thing the Doctor invariably requires from all
his patients, that is a faithful and strict conformance 1
with all his directions and precriplious, otherwise he
cannot and will not warrant a cure.
Written consultations will be given without charge
and communications answered whether containing a
fee or not. prompty, punctually and with strict secre
cy, on applying, postage paid, in the English, French
or German Languages, to
Dr. M. HEINIMANN,
Corner of Kearney and Pacific streets,
Sau Francisco.
To show te the satisfaction of nil that Dr. Ileinl
maun is altieruugly educated, practical and experi
enced physician undsuigeon. the billowing from his
numerous testimonials, are submitted to tlie public.
Names are suppressed, hut the authors lire at any
time ready to proclaim their truth and authenticity
before Um; world.
(jßKKNivoon Vai.lkv, Feb. 11. 1856.
Dour Doctor: —I have known you since 1-40 and
you have given so many proofs of your talents and
experience, that you have entirely won confidence.
Although you reside at at a great distance frOin me
you know that I have several lime gent you patients
which other doctoi* have given up a» incurable, and
you have always received them mid saved not only
their hinhs hut also their lives. 1 will only mention
here tlie case of Mr. C , from Auburn, who is
indebted to you lor the preservation of his rigid arm.
which other doctors wanted to amputate, and that ol
Mr. G . ofOoloma. who although given up us
hopeless by two doctors was cured by you in two
weeks time. As to what yon have done for my famN
Iv, suffice it to say, I w ill never be ablo to repay you,
' Accept dear Doctor, these few lines as a proof of
the high esteem I have of your talents as a medical
man. and believe me tc be your constant triend,
Proprietor oflhe Miner's Hold.
To Dr. Heinimann, Sun Francisco.
Greenwood, February 11th, 1856.
Having atydied medicine myself at the University of
Tav in, a Italv, I suppose I know enough to belie
lieved when i declare hereby that you are the best
physician I ever met with in California. I bis decla
ration is iVundcd on what 1 have seen you do and
heard from everybody when I resided at Mormon Is
land 1 know of many persons to whom you have
saved life and limbs after they had been completely
given nii by others, and who will at any lime come
forward and testily to the truth o( this, and to your
science. Wishing you for the future, the same sue
cess w hich has attended you thus for. I remain truly
yours, _ K -
To Dr. Hatnimann, San 1- ranciaco,
Colotno, Janrrry 10th, 1856.
Mv Dear and Much Esteemed Doctor: —It is with
much regret that I and all your other friends saw you
quit Mormon Island. We have lost tn you a physi
cian of great talent and experience, who we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough by the
numerous whtf came to call on you from all parts of
the mines, and you are in the best remembrance of all.
Myself, given up by whom I considered our best phy
sicians. prepared myself to die; by chance I came un
der vour treatment and you hn-e cured me ol a grave
sickness in » short lime. You have proved yourself
a physician and you do honor to the‘name. C.
* ' Proprietor 1 redoh Restaurant.
To Dr. Heiniraann, San Francisco.
Auburn, January 1-th, 1856.
Dear Doctor;—l always remember you with pleas
ure and a feeling of gratitude prompts me to address
you these lines You know in w hat a dephmable state
1 was after coming outef the bands of Dr L-, who
' wanted to amputate mv right arm. m shed by a full
-1 ing truck, in order P> save my life. Happily for me, I
heard of you. and of the reputation which you had at
Mormon Island; so I asked for your advice before
parting with my arm. At the recommendation of
some friends of yours in Greenwood. I went to stay
with you. and in a few weeks ray arm, instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my life which I
consider I owe to you Dear Doctor, if I ever can lie
I of any advantage to you dispose of me, for it is en
tirely to yetir skill Unit 1 owe my present existence.
Receive, therefore, my sieeere respect, and the assu
rance that I believe you to be one of our most talent
ed and experienced physicians in this country.
Yours truly, 1 h.
To Dr. Heiniraann, San Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, 1856.
The uhilersigned has known Dr Helnimann for
ImSy yea "and can vouch for his justly haring
earned a reputation a* a conscientious prudent, ex
! u-r .mceil ni.,i skilful rhysicisn and Surgeon, and
would therefore roccmmeml to all people to r.-lv with
1 most implicit, confidence in Dr. Heiniraann s skllland
tnCe Third street, between J and K.
U. S. MAIL LINE!
ON and after Tuesday. March 18th, 1856. the Cali
fornia SuU* Company’s Coaches will Imre their
Office, Western Mouse, Marysville, every morning at
So’cloci for Sacramento, and arrives in lime for the
the Pan Francisco Koals. ..
RETURNING —Wirt leave their Office Orleans Ho
tel, Sacramento, for Marysville, at the same hour.
GEO V. THOMAS, Supenatendanl.
March 17U>. IW6 Marysville.
MEDICAL.
DR* L J. CZAPKAY S
Dim, J.C/Af’KAV, I.ATE IS THE Ht’SGA
rian Kerotutlonnry War. Chief Physician to
the 20ih regiment <>t Hoiiveds, Chief Surgeon to lie-
Military 110-pi.al of Pesth. Hum; try. mid late lectu
rer on Dimm of I rinary organs ami diseases of
weuten mol children.
To ihk tmu t*d.—l>r. 1. .1 fzapkay has opened
his institute for the cure of all form* of privole tli*
fuses, sin'll as syphilis, gonorrhea, nocturnal rant
sions and nil the consequence- of self-abuse. In the
lirst stage* of gonorrheal disease*,he guanuitees h cure
in u few days, without Inconvenience to the patient,
er hindrance to hi* business W hen a patient, hy
neglect, or improper treatment, hus developed the
secondary symptom* of syhilis. such a- buboes or
painful sweliiog* on the groins, or ulcers in llic ttiroiit
and nose, which, if not checked, destroy ihc soft
part* and cause the b dies to mortify, separate and
come away, leaving the sufferer an object hideous to
behold; or when splotches and pimple* break out
upon the skin, or » hen ho tin* painful swelling* upon
the bones, or when hi* constitution i* injured so a* to
predispose to consumption or other coi.stllutl ma
discus, , ihe Docloj guarantees a cure oi a-ks nocom,
pensittion. In Uheumallstn, chronic or acute; in
Dysentery, or Diarrleei, he has safe an 1 effectual re
medies. For the treatment ol the cons ipienci** of
self-abuse. »uch a* nocturnal emissions. nervou*ne*si
timidity, headache, pains in ihe buck and limbs, with
general weakness, loss of appetite. 10-s of memory,
injury to the sight, r-'Slles-ness, confusion of ideas,
dislike fur society, and feeling of weariness of life;
with the nervous system mi exciteahle tiod slight
mdses shock or startle Hie patient. making hi* exist
ence miserable. For the above maladies the Doctor
w ill guarantee u cure or ask no compensation. He
can he consulted free of charge, and invites nil to
call, as it w ill cost them nothing and may he much
to Iheir advantage.
Dr. 1,. J Czapkay is dully receiving applications
from every pari of tills Stale and from Oregon and
Washington Territories, for Iroalmeul of every form
of disease, mid there Is not one who w ill come tor
ward and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the
Dr. Is in daily receipt i f letters, expressive ol grati
tude and thankfulness, some of which are published
below by permission.
M*Rv»vn.t«, June It, 1855,
Dr. L. J. Czapkay, Sun Francisco:—Sir. 1 have
used the last of jour medicine. Hint do not think I
shall need any more, aa I feel very well, except that I
have not entirely sol my strength yet. but soon will
with the appetite I have. It is just three weeks, you
may recollect, since I called at j our institute, with
my constitution, as I thought, entirely broken, and
never thought you would be able to cure me perfect
ly, but thought you might be able to do something to
ease the pain in my back and head and strengthen me
limbs, which were so weak that they would almost
give way under me when I walked, and to strengthen
my nerves so that I would not gel excited and trem
ble at every little thing. Now lb%l you know what
I expected, you may judge of my satisfaction at my
complete recovery from those symptoms, and the re
moval of those splotches and sores from my skin and
the ulcers from my throat; snd the entire stoppage of
those emissions which you said were principally the
cause of my sickness, 1 can hardly tell you which is
tiie greatest, my joy or my surprise, for except not
having fully got my Strength, I feel as well as any
man can feel. Kudosed I send you twenty dollars
over your charge, and think myself cheaply cured
If you think anybody will be bene fitted, you may pul
this leltor in the newspapers. Tnos, llavukn.
Portland. Oregon. May 15, 1565.
Dr. Czapkay—Dear Sir;—Your medicine has been
taken according to directions I feel a little weak
yet; in every other way I am almost entirely recover
ed, and think in a short time 1 shall be as well as ev
ar. Everybody that knows me is wondering what
made such a change, for some friends thought I bad
consumption, and others that 1 was going crazy.—
Well, I don’ know but they were bolb right, us I felt
a gornl deal both ways, and thought if 1 didn’t die
soon 1 would like to. I am not troubled anymore
with emissions, and the pain in my nead and hack,
and the weakness in my limbs have left me, and so
has the dizziness, timidity, mid the wish always to tie
alone: I am not afraid to go in compa y now. and
am not so easily sacred as 1 used to lie. w hen any little
thing would set mo trembling. I have been at work
this week, which is the first I have done for six
months, and the thought of it don’t discourage me
like it used to. Indeed, I feel lik another man, and it
is all owing to your medicine and advice. You may
publish this if you waul to.
Yours &c, Joseph Rath.
Sacramento, May 15.
Dear Sir Such is the thankfulness 1 feel for the
preservation of my health of both body and mind,
and i believe of my life, that I hope I w ill not tic con
sidered intrusive in tendering my thankful acknowl
edgments for restoring me to health, and making rny
life a boon worth preserving, when it had become a
burthen 100 great forme to hear. Victim us I waste
vice that bad undermined my constitution and devel
oped a train of nervous symptoms, such ns nervous
debility, headache, distressing timidity, self-distrust,
dizziness, love of solitude, loss of memory and want
of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy,
which made my waking moments wretched and my
sleep unrefreshing and was fast bringing me to the
grave, but, thanks to your skill, 1 am restored to health
vigor.' and energy. Hoping to guide others where they
may find relief, you have my permission to make this
public. Leonard Waite.
To Dr. L. J. Czapkay, San Francisco.
tir Spermatorrhea, or local weakness, nervous de
bility, low “[lints, lassitude, weakness of the limbs
and back, indisposition and iaanpabitity tor labor mid
study, dullness of apprehension, 10-s of memory, aver
sion to society, love of Solitude, timidity, self-distrust,
dizziness, headache. Involuntary discharges pains In
the t.ide, affections of the eyes, pimples on the face,
sexual and other infirmities in man, are cured with
out fail by the justly celebrated physician anil surgeon
I I, .1 czapkay. His method of curing diseases is new.
(unknown to others.) ami hence the great success. All
consultations, hv letter or otherwise free. Address
L. j Czapkay, >i. D., San Francisco, California.
TO THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA.
Dr. L J. Cxnpkay. late in the Hungarian Revolu
tionary War. Chief Physician l<> tli<‘ 20ih Regiment of
Honvods, Chief Surgeon l« the Military Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary, ami Into Lecturer on disease* of uri
nary organs and diseases of women and children, in
vite’s the attention of the sick and afflicted female*,
laboring under any of the various form- of diseases of
the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood,
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The
Doctor is effecting more cures than any other Physi
dan in the State of California Let no false delicacy
prevent you, but apply immediately. amVsave your
selves from painful sufferings and pit-mature death.
All married Indies whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances do not. allow to have an increase in their
•families, shotdd call at Ur. L. .1 Czapkay's Medical In
stitute, Armory Hall, comer Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, and they will receive every possible
relief and help The Doctors offices are so arranged
that he can be consulted without the fear of molesta
tion. if desired. Dr. C. will visit the ladies at their
residence* All consultation* by letter or otherwise
free. Address to Dr L. 4 Oxapkay. Medical I institute.
Armory Hall, comer Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, 8. F.
SYPHILIS AND fIONORRIKEA —Dr L
J Cxnpkay would ask esp-cial attention to syphilitic
and gonorrhoeal diseases. In the first stages of either
of these complaints he guarantees a perfect and effec
Pm) cure in a few days, without hindrance to business
or the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of treating them combines all the latest improvements
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by him
self. more effective than anything yet known, which
secnres the patient from the possibility of secondary
svmptoms and removes the disease in the shortest pos
sible time Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence of the absorption of the poison into the sys
tem, and produce* Buboes, Ulcerations in the throsl
and nose, wh ch destroy the soft parts. «nd cause the
hones to mortify, separate ami come away, disfiguring
the patient horribly Nodns or painful swelling* on
the bones, splotches noon the skin, case* of which the
Doctors see daily in hlsoffice and which are the result
of improper treatment. Also, ulcers, sores and pim
ples, and injuries to the constitution, which after a
long period of suffering destroy life. Uw ill also be re
membered that these disorders are hereditary, passing
MEDIC AI
from parent to chihl, ami entailing u(»»n the offspring
a ruined constitution For the cure of nil these fnrm>
of disease. the Hoctors guarantees a cure or ask* no
compensation. The Doctor can he consulted t.y lei
ter '<r otherwise free of charge, nmt Inrili i nil » ho ah
afflicted to call ti|ton him. w here he will give them
such rati faction a* they can nhtttln 110 w here else
Hi- room* are No. 1 and g Armory Hall, corner of Sac
runiento Dint Montgomery at reel* “uni Francisco
THE ORKATEST DISCOVHKV OF THE
A(iK !—f treat It leasing to M:\nkiml!— liimwent hnt Pie
tent! —Hr. I. J. Ciapkay’s Prophylacticum, < -»-lf Dis
infecting Agent.) a Pitre preventative again*! g .nor
rhinal mol -y phtlinc di senses nn l an unsurf msaed rein
isiy for all tttt* veliorinl. -erofuloils. g ingremois anrl
cancerous ulcer-. fa’lhl discharges from the vagina,
menu mol urethra. nn‘l all cutaneous truptionsinid
disease*. For wile nt Hr 1». .1 O.apkay'* office. Ar
mory Hall, corner of Sacramento Mini Montgomery
«lre. m, Sun Trim-iwo. As iniiociilwion i* a proven
lative agmn*l small pox, no is Hr I. .1 I'zipkay's
Prop*ulacliciim a preventative agip)»l sy phllilicul and
gonorrheal ihewv. Harmless In itself, it posse**..*
the power of chemically destroying the *y philitie »i
-rus, and thereby -,iv ug thousands of young debauch
ees from being inlecled by the most loa'liwune of all
diseases. I.ei no young man who appreciate* heal h
he without Hr. I'/.apkay's Prophilaclicum. It I* in
very coavenient package*and will hi' found convene
enillo ii*'. being u-ed i.» a *oap. That disease can he
piA'Venied t.v Hie use of proper agent*, i* n* well nn
established fact it* that they cun tw cured after their
establishment. The frinciple which i* now tiiiivvr
rally recognized, wa* received even before the day* of
Jenner. the di* overer of the vm dilation in IT'.ai, and
il* multiplied benefit* ever since have received, n*
lliey deserved, the nl lent ion of the medical faculty.
Il wav in pursuit of thi* branch ol the medical sci
ence that l*r. 1,. .1. I'/.upkay fortunately made the dis
covery of Id- Prophilneiiciim, which, for the preven
tion of syphilitic, gonorrheal, cancerous and cutaneous
disorsder. stands unrivalled Ivy any agent in the Pha
nuu'opoca. The effect of this agent after coition i*
Immediate and removes the possibility of a c.mlrao
lion of disease If. however, the disease has been con
tracted, it is useful in neutralizing the noiaomms.secre
tions, which, hy absorption, produce the horrid con*e
quenses known a* secondary syphilis It has hern
administered hy the fleeter In many thousand ruse*,
and he has yet to find the first in which it has failed
to subserve the purpose for which It was administer
ed. Price. §5. Full direction* are attached to each
package. In cases where Prophilneiiciim i* used ns n
curative. Hr. I. -I. C/.apkav will furnish gratia a pre
scription for his llloml Purifier.
All communications from the country, addressed
ly to Hr. I. .1. t'rnpkay, San Francisco, w ill be strictly
and confidentially nHended to, and the remedies
w ith the greatest care and secrecy, immediate! \ dis
patch* it, hy Express or oilier conveyance to their des
tination .
J. 1,. Czapkay —The gentleman whiwi
name forms the caption of this notice, is one of Ilia
few modern physicians whoso application to his pro
fession iiinl devotion to the Hflliclnd. render him alike
mi ornament to lone him) m henelli to the other A
Hungarian by birth, he sought with Kossuth to placs
his country among the nations of tho earth, beyond
tlie oppressor's rule, lhal her sens might rejoice in
the practice of those precepts which are alike our
ulory slid our pride. In his i (Torts so to do, lie has
reaped the reward of ineffectual resistance to oppres
sion. and * - n homo and a country know him no more."
—Apart, however, from Ids claims upon our consider
ation as a patriot, the testimonials of character and
capacity which He brings entitle him to public confi
dence, to the exclusion of those who possess neither
the one or the other. As a gentleman his character
is untarnished; as a physician, his skill unsurpassed ;
and to those whose imprudence has left upon them
the taints of disease, we can conscientiously commend
him w ith the assurance that In him they will find a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Itr.'s office
is No. It and J Armory Hall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. San Francisco.
YE THAT SUFFER READ, READ!
rfiK
m
DR. PAREIRA’S
s GHAT ITALIAN REMEDY,
For the certain and speedy cure of dis
eases of a private nature, no matter
how lonji standing, without any in
jurious effket lo the system or any
change of diet. It has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure,
TBAIIIS Invaluable Specific, first introduced into
S Pisa some fifty years since, soon became so well
known ns a ‘certain cure,’ that in every town and city
iioloiny on ihe Continent, but iu Ureal Britain, the
demand for it was so great, its merits so astounding,
that in less than one your irom ils introduction it had
supplanted all other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of the principal cities of Europe were compelled tc
acknowledge its wonderlul mastery over disease. Pro
prietors of other medicine, jealous of ils sway, vainly
endeavored to stay its onward progress Like grass
before the mower, their eff «rls fell to the ground and
like (Ire on the prairies, sweeping all- before It, ils on
ward march became triuronliant. It stood forth upon
its own merits : a discerning puplic saw, tried ami
were convinced of ils magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by lir Pareira Irom the sate of it
during the six years he prepared it, alone bore witness
to its miraculous merits. At the decease ol Ihe Doct.
I the pecipe was bequeathed to his son, who has lately
I Introduced the temedy into the United Slate*. The
number of cures it has already made are astonishing.
Thousands and tens of thousands can bear testimony
toils efficacy.
All who use it. It will cure, with a safety,speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort lo no Quack Nostrums, Use a remedy that
has been tried for the past flity years and was never
known to fail.
i ids Ureal Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware of Counterfeits. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
< r persons, to palm off upon the unsuspecting, a spu
rious compound, closely resembling the original. Be
particular to buy none without the written signature
of A Pareira, M. U on the outside wrapper of each
bottle. All others sre counterfeit, and their com
pounders will be punished with the ulraorst nger of
the law. „ . . _ _ .
Pri/e. Three dollar* per bottle, tor sale by D. Rah-
C'M-k. sole Agent for California, Oregon and the Sand
wich' Islands, to whom nil orders must be addressed.
A liberal disc.-unl made lo wholesale dealers
l>. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, 77 Davis street,
San Francisco.
list of Agents throughout the State, Rice < ifflin &.
Co Druggist. Marysville; R. K- Hi ark weather. City
Drugstore Stockton ; VV. H Bruner, Sonora: Benj
Shurtleff. Shasta; Child & Worsheo. Placervdle;
Justin Cates, Jr. Sacnnenio City; D. U. W. Carr,
Downieville : Dr. John lark. Nevada ; Dr. W. H
Cntlief, Yreka, Dr J B. Winston, l.o« Angeles;
Thomaa Whaley Ban Diego; Oeo U Htory. Portland
0. T.
BIANKS— Evejy descrpilion of Susliw’s Blanks
foj sale alias office.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
Franklin I’icmci:. of N. II President
U. K. Aichisun, of Mo. V. Dres’t. J'roternl
THE CABINET
Wm. L Mahcv.olN V. secy of state.
I am ►> GuTHRiK.ot Ky.. see y of Treasury.
Iton'r McOi.n.i.AMi. »• Mich . scc'y < f lute'r.
I akms C. Doh(un, of N. C scc’y ol Navy.
IKi'n.HMiv Davis, ot Miss see y i I War,
I amf;» Camphkll. ot l’n I', M. Genera,
Calks Cffini.Mi of Muss , Attorney Geo.
STATE GOVERNMENT
J Nr> i.v Joii.v>o>, Govei nor.
I!. M Amikh'iin, Lieutenant Governor.
llfun C. Mi'khav. Justice ot Supreme Cour
Solomon Hkvki-m n.r. ami
David 8. Tkhrv, Associate!..
G io, W W'mi r.M an. Controller.
llknkv Ham -. state Treasurer.
W'. S. \Va l.l. atk. Att y General.
John 1! Ijhkw.k k, Surveyor General
Jamks Ai.i.kn, State Printer.
K. W'h.son,
F. S. McKkn'zif, nml
Flkx. Hi.i.l, State Prison Director*.
0 m fwmkwi;-ari.'%* mrx. tvnMrmr
JUDICIARY
Solomon llkykkm- m,t. Chief Justice.
Hrt:n OMi hrav, Associate Justice.
Cham. 11. Hkyan, do do
Wm. I*. 1) a imuchnKi.n, Jupc fuh District.
county officers
JoMKPH E. N. LkWls, County Judge.
I*. Fref.ii, Sheriff, Hutto County.
Milks Chapin, County Auditor.
Wm Latiimoui:, County Treasurer
J W. Scott, County Surycyor.
I!. S. M ayvaiip. Assessor.
J. J. Ki.i.vk. I'uhlic Attorney.
H andai.i, Iion.AUT, Public Administrntor.
imm a m vaju r—i i i fitwi mh
DISTRICT COURT
Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Huffe, ColU'i, and Shasta The
terms of the District court (or Untie County
commences ns follows: <»n the second Mon
days ot March and June, on the fourth Mon
day o( August, and on the third Monday of
December.
£.'{• A term of the Court of Sowing
si,all be held at the county scat in Untie
county on the second Monday of February,
May,August, and on the first Monday in De
cember of each year, and shall continue from
term toterm,unless all the business be sooner
disposed of.
COUNTY COURT
The regular terms of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May, ami
August, and on the fourth Monday in No
vember of each year, and shall continue from
term to term, unless all the business of the
term be sooner disposed of.
PROBATE COURT
§ 4. The regular terms of the Probate
Court shall be 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 terra
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
posed of.
COURT or SESSIONS.
BOARD OP SUPERVISORS.
Sec. 4. The regular meetings of the Board
of Supervisors shall be held at the county
scat 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.
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Agents for the Butte Record.
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THOMAS 80YCE....'J7 Merchant »l San Francisco.
A L. H tITH, D street, Marysville.
N D. PLLM rorbertown.
WHITE k NUTTER Oregon City.
i K JACKSON • Dogtowuf
LEVI SMITH Thompson’s Flat.
DR BROTHERTON Brolherton’s Store.
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