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Mincellanjr.
Many ft life is bligthed from it
youth, by the neglect of the world,
the frosts of poverty, the canker of
rare, and the dull, gloomy place in
which fate willed its residenc; many
a young girl, depressed by circum
stances, and denied the sunshine of
love and admiration which would
have called into soft and fragrant
(doom all the nature which lay folded
In coldness and reserve, has felt with
in her the posssibility of being all
that her more favored sisters were ;
but has seen her unexpanded graces
and traits of character drop away
like the leave of the hud which with
ers while opening. Many a nature
as full of affection as the rose is of
aroma, has been chilled by the atmos
phere of indifference around it, until
it perished with its sweet shut in its
own bosom. Saddest of histories are
those of possible and anticipated
beauty and happiness which were nev
er allowed to be.
Little acts of kindness, gentle
words, loving smiles —they strew the
path of life with flowers, they make
the sunshine brighter and the green
earth greener; and He who bade us
‘Move one another,” looks with favor
upon the gentle and kind-hearted,
and he pronounced the meek blessed.
national administration
Franklin Pierce, of N. H. President.
D. 11. Atchison, of Mo, V. Pres’t. Pro tern.
THE CABINET
■Wm. L Marc*, of N. Y. scc'y of state.
James Guthrie, ot Ky., scc’y of Treasury.
Roa’r McClelland, of Mich., scc’y of Inte’r.
J arms C. Dobbin, of N. C. scc'y of Navy.
Jefferson Davis, of Miss sec y of War.
James Campbell, of Pa. P. M. General
Caleb Gushing of Mass , Attorney Gen.
STATE GOVERNMENT
J. Neely Johnson, Governor.
11. M. Anderson, Lieutenant Governor.
Hugh C. Murray. Justice of Supreme Cour
Solom%n Heydeneei.t, and
DavidS. Terry, Associates.
Geo. W Whitman, Controller.
Henry Dates, state Treasurer
W. 3. Wallace, Att’y General.
John II Brewster, Surveyor General
James Allen, State Printer.
K. Wilson,
F. 3. McKenzie, nnd
y lex. Bell. State Prison Directors.
JUDICIARY
Solomon Heydenfelt, Chief Justice.
Hugh C Murray, Associate Justice.
Chas. H. Bryan, do do
Wm. P. Dainoerfield, JugeOth District.
COUNTY OFFICERS
Joseph E. N. Lewis. County Judge.
P. Freer, Sheriff, Butte County.
Miles Chapin, County Auditor.
Wm. Latiimore, County Treasure*
J* W. Scott, Courty Suryeyor.
H. 8. Maynard, Assessor.
J. J. Kline. Public Attorney.
Randall Hobart, Public Administrator.
DISTRICT COURT
Ninth Judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Butte. Colusi, nnd 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 ot August, and on the third Monday of
December.
COURT OF SESSIONS.
§3- A term of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county seat in Butte
county on the second Monday of February,
May,August, and on the first Monday in De
cember of each year, and shall continue from
form toterm,unless all the business be sooner
disposed of.
COUNTY COURT
s’2. The regular terras of the County Court
on the first Slondayof February. Mny, nnd
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,nnd on the second Monday in December
of each year, nnd shall continue from tern,
to term unless all the business be sooner dis
posed of.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
See 4 The regular meetings of the Board
*f Supervisors shall be held at the count}
seal of their respective counties, on the fi?>
Mondays of May,August,November and Feb
ruary, and shall continue from time to time,
until all the busine-s before them is dis
poeed of. The Board shall al-o meet on tlu
socond Monday after each general election,
to canvass election returns.
MEDICAL.
DU. J. C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, ETC.
fjl HERR is no malady of deeper importance eidier
1 Ina medical or moral light of view, lo which
the human family is more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
Vs a medical man it is the duty of every physician
lo look nl disease as it effect* health and life, and his
*ole object should be to mitigate, as lur ns In-* in his
l»ower. the bodily suffering. Human nature at best is
but frail, nil are liable to misfortune.
Of all Ibe ill* that affect man none arc more terrible
than those of a private nature.—Dreadful ns it in in
the perron who contracts it. frightful an are its ravag
es upon bis constitution, ending frequently in destrno
ion and u loathsome grave, it becomes of Mill greater
importance when it is transmitted to mnccent off
spring. Such being the rrso how necessary it be
comes that every one haying the least reason to fear
that they have contracted Ibe disease, should attend
to it at once by consulting some physician, whose
respeclalbility and education enables him to warrant
a safe, speedy, and permenent cure. In accordance
with this necessity, DU. Y(il'NO feeis railed upon lo
state Unit, by long study and extensive practice, he
has belome perfect master of all those diseases which
come under the denomination of venereal, and hnv»
ing paid more attention to that one branch than any
other physician in the Coiled Stale*, he feels himself
better qualified to treat them.
syphilis in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling in
the groans, ulcer in the throat, secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, tertnary syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercureal syphilitic affections, gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false passages, inflninalion of
the bladder and protrale glands, excoriations, tumors,
pustules, fclc., are as familiar to him ns the must com
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in a few
days, and finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to such treat
ment as will draw upon him the alighlesi suspicion
or oblige him lo<neglect his business, whether within
oors or without. The diet need not be changed, ex
cept in cases of severe Inffamalion. There are in Cali
fornia patients (amounting to over two thousand in
the past year) that could furnish proof of this; hut
these are matters thot require llii nicest eecrosy which
bo always preserves.
All letters enclosing 810, will be promptly attended
to. Office hours from 9A. M to Hl’ M. Address J.
YOI'NIJ, M. f>. Express building”, corner of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells .’ar
go Si Co.’» Express Department.
V CARD—FROM DU. VOTING'S PH I VAT!’.
MKDICAI, Office—To llie* afflicted—ln this
age of progress, whon science is developing ((self in
-utcali n rniinuer as to appear almost miraculous,every
thing In common place is looked upon us not worth
noiict 1 . In view ol Ibis fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery ami California streets, Inis concluded to
leave the ho iten truck hitherto pursued hy most sci
entific p’y ieinnft, (that of wailing for the public to
(hid you o it alone,) and publish to tho world, as
innen us tnuy be. his knowledge of the healinifeiirt,
to let lliose who h« in need of assistance kiiow wriere
they can Bind relief without fear of being Imposed
upon.
In conilnuation of tliis subject. Or. Voting would
say, that of the past ten years h<* has pursued the
practiue of medicine in one of the largest cities In the
United Slates, with the highest success, nnd that hi*
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
at one time been lecturer at the University of Penn
sylvania on venereal diseases, fcc.
Upon all of these conideralioiis, i)r. Voting has con
flilence in introducing himself to the public, knowing
that they will sustain well earned merit.
The following aro a few of the many testimonials
which havo appeared in the public journals the last
few years;
PUront the Boston Medical Journal J
Although we aro opposed to the system of advertis
ing, for good nnd sufficient reasons. stilt wo deem it
hut justice to »ny that Dr Voting is one of the most
industrious mid Indefatigable votaries of the medical
science in the United Stales,
From Profe-sor Jackson.
The subscriber is personally acquainted with fir
Voting, and has seen much of his practice, mid cun
bear lesllnioney to his merit! as a practitioner.
From the Now Vork Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, anil the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases. make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the VVhig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr. Young, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician In the country. In his skill, honor .and in
tegrity all may rely with safety, while most of the
practitioners in this city are without honesty nr res
pet-lability, their pretentious being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
Office cornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite Hie hanking house of Wells Fargo
(t Co. Open from 9 A. M. to 8 I‘. >l, Sunday in
cluded.
PRIVATE Medical Office—Hundreds of those w ho
h.ave contracted disease are disadpoiiiled of a
cure by not calling on Hr. Young at first. He will
forfeit any sum if he fails to cum anv case that may
come under his care, ne matter how long standing or
afflicting, such ns ulcers, tumors, nodes, hunches,
pimples on the fac» nnd body, pains in the bones nnd
joins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting of the bones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength owl flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss of
hair, weak eyes itching humors, &. Many persons
after being relieved ef all extern d appearances of
private disease, suppose thorn-elves need, b t after
a few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they Bud it impossible to relieve. To all who am af
flicted in this way. Hr Young would p rticularly ’ec
oinmend a trial of bis skill. The symptom* with w hich
you are troubled are caused by taints in Hie blood,
which sooner or later will destroy ; our health anil hap
piness. N< person who has evu r bad an attack of any
private complaint should not fail loconsuii Hr. Young
and take a few hollies of ids invaluable purifying
medicine, ns they can rest assured that their biood is
In a perfectly pure nnd healthy condilien, and that
every trace of disease fs removed from the system,
Recent cases cured in srom two to live days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
Dll. J. C. FOUND.
Office, corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Weils. Fargo & Co.’s. Office hours from !•
A Ms to 8 I*. M.
Marysuille. June Ifkh. Jff.Vi.
DR. JC. YOUXfl—lika a rha:—Please send me
some of the medicines you preset bed in my
ctise. I have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that I was. He has nightly emission*,
ringingaclse’in his head, weak back. I s* of memory,
and Is generally Alebllilated ; be I* discouraged and
ha* not confidence enough to enable him to call nnd
see yon. I told him how ! was and that my friends
all said I was in consumption, and I bed dors up here
gave me up mid advised me to home to die. bin
instead of going home I called upon yon, and here I
am. as well ns any of them, end likely io live a long
time »nt, witfl stretilh enough to work w itb the strong
est of them. Doctor I will son ! every ono to yon that
looks to me as though he need, d njibysictan It shall
not be my fault if any one dies for want of m-dical
treatment. I will do all I can I" keep the afflicted
away from those pe-ts of society, yclept pro es*or
md high sounding tilled m-lv who, if Hie f -c's were
known, are men who left their country for their coun
try’a good. Puhlis this teller, doctor, if you wish,
nnd I hope some of those that humbugged tile, may
<ee it and sleep h»d f r one night.
Truly your* UFO. DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS.
INTEH N ATION A 1.1 YoTEIS ALOON
J \CKSON STKKKT,
between Montgomery and Kearney
SAN FRANCISCO-
Beit The Brands of Jirantitet, I Vine 3 ami
Stuart.
MEDICAL.
DR. lIEINIMANNS
Private Medical Office.
CORNER MONTGOMERY St JACASON STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO.
nH. M. lIKIINIMANN. comer of Kearney nnd
Pacific streets. Son Er:;nciM-«. has f«»r a number
J of yearn, in the military and other hospitals ol I ranee,
devoted hi* tluily principally u> the treatue lit ol
cr«*t divensM, ami therefore posx-ss.* a thorough ex
perience In this pertknwler branch lirwiitoper
ferity fumtlinr xvilh all the rereiilly discovered and
highly important remedies and m**an> tor the cure ol
such disease*. It Is scarcely necessary to add here
that in France wh*-re secret disease* an- of mori trr
rpieot occurrenco Ihnn *ny where ( l»e. the pu;. sinaii*
of that country tiro more * xp< M in their cor**, and arc
constantly mid succenafidly endeavoring to find oat
now remedies, iiuiru efficient and less than
those formerly used
Dr. Ileinlmann is therefore, enabled to rare all
these diseases with perfect certainty, without ii-lng
mercury, in a very short time, nnd without subjecting
his patients to the risk ol subsequent injuitons conse
quences.
rlironie flonnrrhea, Rycrrnalorrhcn. r.otir A’hns,
Comrnl Debilnv the resali of nii-romlnct. pollutions,
,jain in the hark and sides. Eruption.-iit nil k ml-,
produced hv Interior causes. I.ossof Hair Rhetimats
inn in the Joints, Nocurnal sweats,Seminal and I tin*
al weakness. Injuries received try mercurial treat
ment. Jkc Ac are cured hy I»r, lleihimiiiin with the
aid of remedies known but to himself. to the perfect
satisfaction of bis clients.
Rcrotd diseases of the above named kind will he
promptly and radically removed before they cm set
tie in llie body and become chronic, by Ur. Ilcini
tniinri’eown purifying vegetable remedies.
Dr Ileinlmann further possesses a -"ire remedy
fnl.v tested, and which ran lie relied upon. for the
enre of Intermittent Fever, ( hill nnd I-ever, trvet
ami Ague, also a means to r move. in a few dais for
ever. a bad breath, without the least injury to the
stomach. In the pdeseut days numerous remedies
me offered everywhere for nil imaginable diseases,
but in most of the cases the sufferers an- so sadly dis
appointed that they look Willi Justifiable mistrust on
all advertisements of this kind. Dr lleitnrmii.il'* re'
medics need not be recoin mended by pnffling cbarla-
Innisin. for they recommend llicinselves by their ef
fects. as has been seen and experienced by nitmeons
patients who. fortunately for themselves, have used
them. For the information and satisfaction of the
often deceived public, the statement will suffice llinl
Dr. Ileinlmann lias in his pnssesrion over two hun
dred testimonials from patient* cured by him, besides
many other reliable persons which he is ready to ex
hibit when required, while common decency forbids
him to publish them in the newspapers.
Persons applying to Dr lleininiann shall not be
obliged to pay in advance the tall price of the cure,
as lei is w illing to submit his shill and his remedies
firs", to be lesh d.
(the thing the Doctor invariably requires from all
his patients, that is a faithful and strict conformance
wiib all Ins directions and preemptions, otherwise lie
cannot and will not warrant a cure.
Written consultation* " ill ho given without charge
and communication# answered whether containing a
fee or no', prornplv, punctually nnd with strict secre
cy. on applying, pontage paid, m the English, I reuch
or Uerumii bangueges, to
Dr. M.IIEINIMANN,
Corner of Kearney and Pacfflc street#,
San Francisco.
To show tc the salisfaction of nil that I'r Ileint
iiliinn i« >1 tborongly educated, practical nn<l experi
enced physician mid snigeou itit* fellow ing from hi-*
numerous testimonials, are. submitted to tie* public
Names arc suppressed, but Hie authors are at any
time ready proclaim their trulli ami authenticity
j before the world.
CarKNwnon Vxtt.itv, Feb. 11. 1 Rail,
Danr Doctor: —I Imre known yon since IW-I01 W -I0 mid
yon have ifive ll so many proofs of your talents and
experience. Unit yon have entirely won confidence.
Although yon r.-aitie Ml ul u great i: i-Ilinee fiOm me
you know that I have several lime sent yon patients
which other doclojs have given up as incurable, and
xou have always received lliimii and saved not only
their liiiihs but also their lives. I will only mention
here the case of Mr I! . Irom Auburn, who is
indebted to von for the preservation ot Ids rigid arm,
which other doctors wanted to amputate, mid that of
Mr. C olOdoma. who although given up as
hopeless by two doctors, was cured by you in two
weeks time. As to wlnii you have done for my (amis
ly. sutTlco it to say. I will never he nblo to repay you.
Accept dear lioctor, these few lines ns a proof of
the high esteem I have of your talents ns u medical
man, and believe mo tc be yonr constant frittnd.
I (I.
Proprietor ofthe Miner’s Hole!
To Dr. Ileiniinann, San Francisco.
Greenwood, February Hlh, 1856.
Having st yd led medicine my self at the I'niversiti of
Taviu, n Italy. I suppose I know enough to lie tie.
lieved when I declare hereby that you are the best
physician I ever met with in i 'alifo-nia. This declie
ration is reunited on what 1 have seen you do and
heard from everybody when I re-id si at Mormon Is.
land. 1 know of many persons to whom you have
saved life and limbs after they h id been completely
given up by others, and who will at any lime come
forward ami testily to the truth of this, and to your
science. Wishing you tor the future, the same so
ce-s which luts attended you thus tar, 1 remain truly
yours, C. K
To Ur. Iletnlmann, Pan Francisco.
Coloma, Jancrry 10th, 1856.
My Dear and Much Esteemed lioctor: It i* with
mlicit regret tha I I and nil your other friends saw you
quit Mormon Island. We have lost in you a physi
cian of (treat talent and experience, who we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough by the
numerous who came to cell on you from all pans of
the mines, and you are in the best remembrance of all.
Mysell, given up by whom I considered our beat phy
sicians prepared myself to die; hy chance I came nu
ll, r your treatment and you hire cured me of a grave
sickness in a short lime. Von have proved yourself
a physician and yon do hotvr to li e name. U.
Proprivlor Fredch liestnurant.
To Dr. Ileimmanii, Situ Francisco.
Auburn, January 10th. 1-5(5.
Dear Doctor:—T always remember yon with pleas
ure, and a feeling of grain ode prompts me to address
yon these lines, You know in what a deplonahle suite
I was after coniine; ontefihe hands ot Ur 1,., who
wanted to nmpillivie mv light arm. in shed by a fall
mg Iroek.in order to save my life. Hapiuly for me. I
heard of yon. and of the reputation which you had at
Mormon Island ; so I asked for tour advice Indore
parting with my arm. At I lie recommendation of
seme friends o' yours in Greenwood. I went to stay
w iili you. and in a few weeks my arm, instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my tile which I
consider I owe to yon. Dear lioctor, if I ever can lie
of any advantage to you dispose of me. f- r it is en
lirely to year skill that I owe my present existence.
Deceive, therefore, my siecere respect, and the assu
rance that I believe you to he one of our most talent
ed and experienced physicians in Ibis country.
Vonrs truly, I C.
To Dr. Ileiniinann, Sait Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, 1350.
The nhderslgned has known Ur lleinitßaua fir
many years, and can vouch for his justly having
earned a reputation ns a conscientious, prudent, ex
perienced and skilful Phy a ici"H and Surgeon, and
would therefore rocemmettd to a 1! peop'e to r Iv with
most implici. confidence in Dr. IMnimaaii's skill and
science. r C. 'V.
Third street, b* Ivveer J and K.
U . S. MA T L LI XE !
ON and after Tuesdsy. March - h. 18'6. (her ,li
fornia Stage ''mnpmv’s 1 loaches will li live their
i UHce. MCdim Mouse. M-ry-ville. every inornin.'til
•to’chtrjj for Sacramento, and arrives In time for the
ihe San 'ramlseo Fonts,
KETUItNIVG—Wit leave the r < I (lice Orleans Ho
tel, Sacramento. tor Mar, vllle. at the same hour.
UKO F. lUUMAS, SJuperiuteudant.
March 17th, ISifl Marytrdie.
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J. CZAPKAY S
k n.L j. <■/, apkav, i.atk in tiik hpncja.
8 )„*„ Revolutionary War. t'hlef Physician to
th<- aoih regiment id Honved*. Chief Surgeon to the
Mili'arv Mnapilal of Pesih. Hungary. and lute I ■•• cl n
rt ron Dl-ense-of Urinary organs, and dim-uaes of
women ami chihlren. , , , ,
y, Tin on.i' TM.-nr T. J Crapkar »»M opened
hi* institute for (In' cure of nil form* of private ill*
• ■asrs such a- syphilis. gonorrhea, nocturnal ernin
.ion* anil nil lhe’eon«eqoencer of srlf-nhose In tin'
fir>t -Inge* of gonorrheal disease* he guarantee* a cure
in a few (iit> o. without inconvenience to the patient,
er hindrance to hi* hnnim-s-. " hen n patient, to
neglect. or improper treatment, ha* developed it#,,
secondary s \ 111 plon is ot -vlilli-. such n* hoboes. or
piiiiifnl -wellin'/- on the groin-, nr nicer* in lh<- iliroat
and nose. which, if not checked, destroy lh- -oft
part* and can-" the bom* to mortify, separate and
rome ivniv. leaving the sufferer an object hidem-* to
he hold; or when splotch** and p mple- break out
upon the -kin or when he ha* painful »wi lling* upon
(hi- (.line*, or when hi- constitution i- injured -o aa to
predispose to fon-nmpiion or other fie aiitnlinna
di-ea*e. the liocioi guaranle.-- a cure or n-k- noe„tn.
pen-uiion. In Rheumatism. chronic or acute; in
lb-enlerv. lir Ibnrrlnei. he ha- safe and effectual re.
triedle*. For the trenlinelil of the con* fjileiice* of
self-ahii-e, -nch n- iiocliiriial emi—ion*. n« i voinme**l
timidity, headache, pains in the hack and limb-, with
general weakness, loss of appetite, loss of memory,
injury to the sight, restlessness. confusion of idea-,
dislike for society, and feeling of weariness of life;
with the nervous -v-lem so exclteahle that alight
noises shock or sKi-dl* the patient, making Ida exist
em-e mi-erable. For ihe nhove malmltea the Doctor
w ill guarantee a cure or n-k no compensation, lie
ctm he consulted re« of charge, and invite-nil to
mil. a-it will ce*l them nothin?, and may be much
to their advantage.
lir. h. -1 t’/.spkav is daily receiving application*
from every part of this State and from Oregon and
Wa-hington Territories, for treatment of every form
of disease, ind there is not Olio who will come for
ward (i|(d evpre-s disaaliafiiclioii; on the contrary, ihe
I»r. i» In dslly receipt >f letters, expressive of grati
tude and thankfnlnc-*, some of which are published
below by pennis-ion.
MARvsvtM.it. June 3, t*.V>. •
lir T,. .1. fzapkay, Sun Francisco;—Sir. I Invo
n«< 1 the ln«t of voiir medicine. and do not think I
shall need nnr m< re. in I fool wry well ,-xrepl Hint I
have not entirely on* rny strength yet. hut won " ill
with iho appetite I have. It i* just three week*, you
may recollect, since I called at * our institute, with
mv constitution. ns I thought, entirely broken, and
111‘vcr thought you would ho ahUt I > run* mo perfect-
Iv. hut. thought you might In* able to do something to
wise the pniu in my hack and head mid strengthen mo
limbs. wbfch worn *o weak ilial they would almost
give way under me whim I walk-d. mid to strengthen
my niTVf* so that I would not getexcited and trem
hln at i very little tliintf Now (lint you know w hat
I expected’, you nviy judge of my satisfaction at my
complete recovery from those symptoms and tin* re
moval of thotto splotches and -ores trow my akin mid
tin- ulcer* from my throiil: nml the onllro stoppage of
i th. no *uniunion* which yon naid worn principally thf
i caiino of my sickness. I can hardly 101 l you which is
the greatest. mv joy or my nurprinf, for except not
! having fully tint my strength, I h i I an well an nuy
man can fed. Enclosed I niuul you twenty dollar.*
over your charge, ami think inynelf cheaply cured
If you think nnybisly will ho heneidlifd. you may put
thin lollor in tho newspapers Tims II ivnuv.
PonTi.*xn. Oregon. May Id. Pfl.'i
Dr Czapkav—Dear Sir: —Vour medicine tun been
taken according to direction* I feel n little Weak
yet; in every oilier way 1 am almost entirely recover
ed,'and think in :i short time I shall he as w*ll a« ev
er. Kvt ryhodv that known me I* wouderinif what
mndesitc.il a change, for some friends thought I had
ronsiimplloii, and others that I was going crazy.—
Well, I don 1 know but they were both ritrld. as I fell
a (food deal both ways, and thought if I didn’t die
soon I would like to I am md Iroutded anymore
with emission*, and tie* Jiliin in mi Head and hack,
and the weakness in my limbs have top me, mid so
ha* llie dizziness, ilniidily, mid the w i*h always to tv
alone; I am not afraid to go in rompn y now. and
mu not so easily “urns! as I used to he. » lieu any li t •
I),iie/ would s’e| me trembling. I have oeen til wort
ties week, which i“ the lir*t I live done forsiv
nieuths, and the thought of it d ei’i discourage n.e
like it used to. Indeed. I feel lik mini hr man. and ii
is all owing to xour medicine and advice Von may
publish this it you wuut to.
VoumiiC, • , ou n Ibrit.
Sack xmkxto, May IV iHVi.
p,,,,,. c| r __Sneh 1« the llimikfulncss I f.*«*| r< *r tin
presi rvalion of tm health el Im.ili body and in mb
and I believe of my life, that I hope I ui I not be mi .
sidered intrusive in tend.-sin" inv than- ful ackimw
edunieii's fi r restorimr nieto le i t!i. and niakint! in*
lip,. ~ |>iiiui worth pr**n rriuv. when ii hel liecefile
liurlhen 100 great forme to hear. Victim as I was I.
vice that lint undermined tm constilllliou anil devel
op. <1 a train of nervous symptoms such as nervous
debili'y . headache, distressful; timidity, self-distrust,
dizziness, love of solitude, loss of memory and want
of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy.
whieh made my waking moments wretehed and my
sleep nnrefn-hing and was fas* bringing me In the
arave, hut. thanks to your skill, 1 am r.*“lori d to hi nllfi
vieor. and energy Hoping to guide others where they
muv find relief, yon hare my permission to make this
public. I.hixaro Waits
To Dr. 1., .1. O.apkay, San Francisco.
S'liermalorrbea. or local weakness, nervous dp
bilitv, low "pints, las-ilude, weakness of tin* limbs
and hack. indisposition and inc ipaldlity lor labor and
slndy, dullness of nppr duuisioii, lies of memory, aver
sion to society, love of Soli Hide, timidity, s If-di-lrusl.
dizziness, headache. involuntary discharges pains in
the ride, affections of the eyes. pini|des no the f ice.
sexual and other infirmities in man, are cured with
nut fail by the justly celebrated phv-ician and surgeon
I, -I t'zapkay. His method of curing diseases It new.
(Unknown to others. 1 mid hence the great success. All
consultations, bv letter or otherwise free Address
1.. J t'zapkay. M. I>., San Franchco, California.
TO THE I.ADIF.S OK CALIFORNIA.
Dr. I. J Czapkav. late ill the Hungarian Heroin
tiiniary War. Chief I’hysici.in to the 211111 Iteglment of
llonveds. Chief Surgeon to I lie Military Hospital n f
Pest It. Hungary, and late I,eclnrer on diseases of ni*i.
nary organs nml disease* of women and children, in
vites 1 lih attpiition of the sick and afflicted females
I I boring under any of the various form- of diseases of
1 tie brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar to their sex. The
Doctor is effecting more cores than any other Physt
ciati ill the Slab* of California I<el no false delicacy
prevent you, hut apply immediately, and save your
selves from painful sufferings and pi emslitre death
All married ladies whose delicate health or other rir
citinstances do not allow to h ive an increase in their
families, should c dl at Dr. I*. J. < zapkay's Medical In
stitiite. Armory Hall, corner Sacriimenlo and Mont
gomory streets, and they will rec Ive every possible
relief and help. The Doctors offices are so arranged
that he can be consulted without ih-ftvrof metis! a
(ion. If de*ii—d, Dr, C. will visit the ladies at their
residences All consultations hy letter or otherwise
free. Address to Dr 1.. 4. Czapkav,Medical Institute,
Armory Hall, corner Sacramento and Montgomery
street*. S. F.
SYPHILIS AND CONORRIKEA —Dr.L
J Czapkav would ask e*p-cial attention to syphilitic
and goiiorrlneat diseases I■ • the first stage* of either
of these complaints he gnarmtees a perfect and effee
Inal cure 01 a l*w da vs. without hindrance to tumbles,
or the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of tr-'ii'ing th**m xjoinhiees nil the latest improvements
by the medical faculty* with discoveries made by lem
»elf. rnor** effective than anytliing yet It down, winch
** cures the p itienl from the possibility of secondary
“v tnti'omsand r> move* the disease in the shortest po*
sihletime Secondary syphilis whieh appears in con
•ef|ii«Mce of the ahsor lion of the poison into the sys
tem nml prodoe- s Unlaws, Ulcerations in 'he threat
and m>“«■. wh'eb destroy the -oft patts.snd cne*e the
Iwn. s to mortify, sepr.r do and come away disfiguring
I lie pitient horrildy N’sles or pninfnl -welling* on
I lie bones, sptrcrhr** upon the akin, enre» of which the
Deciofss I lily in hisofflee an 1 winch are the re»nft
of imp ep«r treatment A ho, nicer*, sores and pim
ples. aril injuries to the c* nslitntion. whirh. after a
long tieresl of suffering destroy life It will also la* re
mcir.fzcreU that these disorder* are hereditary, paasiag
I
MEDICAL.
from parent In child, ami cnlirilint: t.pon the off-print?
n ruined cnn.lihi'ton forth** cun* of nil Ihe.c form*
of dj«eare. the llrcclorr Kiinrivlt eit n cure or n»k. no
compensation. Thi* M«ctor nin hr consulted hr let*
lor or otherwise free of charge, nml in\ ilc« nil who m-o
nd’li lfd to rail upon him, w here he will give thorn
«nch *ati-faction «« itn y onli ohinln no iv l» re rise -
lli« room* nrv No 1 nml - Armory Hull. corn, rof Hrr
minentomnl Monlpnmerv »irn t*. San Krnm i«co
THE GUK AT ESI HlsroVKllY (FIFTH
AC h ' —(treat l!le««imt to Mankind *- -Ifinwotil hn' f’o.
.lent ! —Mr. I. J. t'npknv's Pmphvlacticum, t w olf Mir.
infecting A l ** nt.i a nifr pmeniAiMe aealii*' iron* r,
fluent nml syphilitic diseases mi l nn unsurpassed rem
oily for nil thf* vein-rial, scrofulous, fficrenmia and
cmiromiw nicer* In-tiil disi hart/es from tin- racins.
uterus nml urcthrn. m>*l nil cuinneons eruptions tm J
di«on*o«. For yule nt Mr 1., .1, frnpka)'* offh-e, A*
im rv I Inti, corner of s'.vcr im»nto nml Mnntiromerv
sire* |«, Sim Frain im o. A» inmiculMion is a proven
tntuc nun i list small pox, so is Mr I, Jl';apk"i's
Prop* ilacticnin a preventative rrjrrl *«t -o philitirnl m l
gonorrheal diseases. Ilnrmh■•* in itself, II possess, s
Iho power of chemically destroy • i- tr the syphilitic r -
ru«, nml thereby saving thousands of voting dehanct .
cm from heinc inlee'ed tv the iiio.l lon'll.one of nit
due ■i«en. lit no young ninn who npprei into* hen Ili
tie without Mr. iVapkav's f’rophUiicllctim, It ts in
very convenient package-sand will lie foittnl convent
oiiliui use, hr I ntf n.eil n* a tronp. That disease enn he
preventer! by the n«<* of proper agents. i. «« wi ll nn
eslntilished fuel n« thru they can he cured after their
establishment. The principle which is now nnivi r
n ill) recoirnireil. wn- received even before the day* of
•tenner, the ile nvi'n r ol the vm i innlion in and
ns in nil i plif-rl hcnefll* ever si nee have received, as
they deserved. the nllenlion of Ihe medical faculty.
It t«« in 1111 r rit of tin. linn eh ol the medical sc
ein-r Hint Mr. 1.. .1. (V.apkay fortiinntety made Hu* rti-*-
enverv of hi. Prophilnclicnm, which, for the preu n*
'mu of “i phililic. ftnnorrhenl. rnneeMiixan'l cutaneous
di«< r.der. stands unrivalled hy ntiy mteiil in the Pha--
macopocfl. The effect of this lit'* nt lifter Col’jon is
immediate nml removes the possibility of n conlrar
linn of ductile If. however, tin disease ha*- been coo.
trneled, i. it useful in neiilralirlng Hie t oi>>' nous secr*--
lir him . » hich. hy absorption. 1-re h 1 1 ice il e horrid coii*e
nuen»e« known as invotnlnrv syphilis Il has been
ret ministered hy the Moclor ir nmm thousand case*,
nml lie ha* m i in find (lie Hr* l in which n tin* failed
to subserve the purpose for wliieh il wn* ndniinisli r
ed . Price, 9'<. l ull rlireclioi < are al'm hed to each
package. In case* where Pent I i'n •' cum is toed n* w
enrntive, I'r. I. .1. l'/a| knv w U ftiniieh gratis n pr*
KCrlplinn fur hi« IHnod Pnrifli r.
All communications from 'he connlrv. addressed
iy to Mr. I J. Onpkiiy.Sait Francisco will he strictly
mil confidentially a'iemhd to, nml lie rcmnlhw
with tin* crenle«l enro nml xec'eey, lintnedliih li rii»-
patchr d, by Kxpress or other convey mice to their »-
lination.
J. 1.. C7.*pk»y.—Tlir* gentleman whose
name forms the caption nf this notice. is one of Ih.»
few modern physicians whose applicalh n in his pro
fession mul th vnii«»ii In Ihf nfiluTed. render Mm alike
an ornanii'lil to I 1 e imr anil alu lli n' to Ilir» other A
Hnnirnrinn hjr birth, ho sought with Kossuth In place
his country among the nations of the i-artli beyond
the oppressor’ll rule, that. bur s< i s iniirhl rejoice in
the practice of those precepts which nre alike nor
glory and our pride. In his rff. rts so in do, he has
reaped the re wan I nf ineffectllHl re-i-laere In oppres
sion. anil “a home and a country know him on ninn
A part, how.rver. frnni his claims upon our consider
alion as a patriot, the testirro t h Is nf eharneter anil
capacity which tie brings euiil'e him in pnlipr emrfi*
lienee. In (tie exclusion of these who po««e«s neither
the one or the other As act nUenvin hi« rhnrtirter
is nntarnisheil: as a physicj n. hisa'iill unsurpassed;
and to those whiWte Impriitle re has left upon them
the taints of disease, we can ■ on rientionsly rmrim mi
him wilh the assurance ilia' in him they will find a
friend whom to know is i»n t g in The pr.V office
is No. 3 and I Armory Mull c roer nf Hnerniucn'o
and Monl"om<Tv slrtteis. Sun P uncisco.
Y I-’ 'l’ll \ T 3l’t.'Pl.’P 1’ DM H TM.M |)j
Ssf'
DR. PAREIRA’S
GHAT ITALIAN UKMKDV,
For the crtiiiii ami speedy euro of dis
eases of a private nature, ii" matter
how lonii standi p, without any in
jurious effkct io the system or ary
chance of diet. It has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
■ AMIS Invaluable t-,„. me first introduced into
H Pisa some Ally years since so -u became ro wei|
known ns u ‘certain curt-.’ thin nev -ry town nnd city
not omy on the <'onlinenl. toil in Ureal llritmn, iho
tleieand for it was so go at. its merits to astounding,
that in less Ilian one yoar irmn its introduction u Mid
supplanted all oilier remedo s. The Medical Faculty
nf ihe principal cities of Kun pe were coin pc I led tc
acknnw ledge its woiulerlul inns ery over disease. Prr
prielors of other medicine, jenh u* of ils sway, vainly
endeavored in stay ils unwiirc progre-a I.ike gram
before the mower, their elf ro fell pi he ground and
like (Ire on the prairies, sw-. png .1 before il. its on
ward march became Irimmdi M. it stood tonti upon
Os own merits ; a discerning pupl c, saw. tried and
were convinced of its magical virtues. The massive
loriune acquired by lir. Pmeirit from the sale of it
during the six years lie prepaii d it, alone bore wiine-s
to its miraculous merits. At the decease of Hie Doct,
Hie recipe was tieipiealhed to ids son, wtio tins lately
Tit rod need the teinedy into the lulled Hlale . The
uiimher of c res it has already made nre astonishing.
I'hoiisnmls and tens of thousands cun hear testimony
to its efficacy.
All who use it It will cure, with a safety,speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever posses-ed.
|{esort to no Quack Nostrums, ('so a remedy that
has been tried for the past Ally years and was n ver
known to fail.
This Ureal Remedy is warranted purely vegetable
Hew,ire of Counterfeits. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
r persons, to palm off upon I lie uususpeeiiog, a spu
rious compound, closely reseinldiiuf lie- original. Ho
inirlicular to buy none without the written sicimtur*
of A I’areira. M. It on Hie outside wrapper of osch
bottle. All others are counierfeh, and Ihpir com
pounders will be punished with tho uunorsl riger of-
y le law
Price. Three dollars per hot lie. For sale by f>. Rah
i:-rli, sole Agent for California, Or. goo and the Sand
wich Islands, to w horn all orders must Ire addressed.
A liberal disc - unt made lei wholesale denhTS.
I). It A HO MIK,
Wholesale Druggist," Dsv is street.
Sau Francisco.
Fist of Agents through, ut the Slate h're ''Aha A.
Co. Drugeisl. Marysville: H. K Hi ark weal her. toy
Drug HMre Htocklon : W. II Hroner. Heiuora ; Reoj
-'hurtleff, Sbasis; child A Wor-heii. I’lacerville;
Justin Cutes. Jr Hucrmenio I Ivy ; D. It. W.i'arr.
Ihiwnieville ; Dr. John Dark Nevada; Dr. W, H.
U ilHef, Yreka, Dr J It M ins’.dl, los li.geles;
Tfiorr.. s Whaley. Han Diego; Ceo 1.. Flurj. Portland
0. T.
IBIANKF —Fvejy deecrpiliou of Huslic./* Blank*
IJ Au sals akbia