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Misi-ellanr.
i’wat woman deserves not ahu -
Land’s love who will not greet him
with smiles as ho returns from the
labor of the day—who will not try to
chain him to his home by the enchant
ment of u cheerful heart. There is
l ot one in fifty that is so unfeeling as
to withstand such an influence, or
break away from such a home.
There is nothimg so bad hut it
might he worse. An old philosopher,
affected with two diseases, thanked
heaven, when one attacked him, that
he was free from the other, and when
squirming with the other, was grate
ful that they did nut both come to
gether.
Noble Reply.—An officer of di<-
dlstinction and tried valor, refused to
accept a challenge sent him by a
voung adventurer, but returned the
following answer: “I fear not thy
-word, but the anger of my God. 1
dare venture my life in a good cause,
but 1 cannot hazard my soul in a bad
nne, 1 will charge up to the can
non’s mouth for the good of my coun
try, but I want courage to storm
hell.”
When Victor Hugo was living in
the Rue do Vaugiraud, it is told that
a letter reached him addressed to the
•• J>lus grand pode de Vunivcrs lle
immediately enclosed it, unopened,
to Lamartine, then living in the Rue
do ITJniversitic, by whom it was with
«• [ual promptitude and courtesy rc
\ .nu’d.
A Correspondent of “The La
dy's Daily Companion'’ wants to
know “whether the steep and thorny
path” can bo traveled in hoops I Nut
DV a barrel full!
Traveling on the Lord's day, in
the Sandwich Islands, except in the
direction of a church, is strictly for
bidden by law. Wonder what they
do with people who travel home from
church \
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLIIEIIGII.
nyoi'l.l) Respectfully inform the citizens or fid
w.'ll and vicinity, that hn is prcptutsl todo nil
kinds of work in Ins linn of business in a workman
-1 Uc manniT. wiili dcspal b nml <>n reasonable t*-rms
M ivinc alwaxson hand n Inrun assortment oi dry
I , ’.la-r, hn i* ready lo uiakn to ordnr. Doors. window
.-..-!i, Tallinn, Rocker*. &c. All kinds oi ( nhlliid
\4 ~rk, and in find anythink ujipt*rhtiiiin.cjr lo tils bust-
Hilliard Tables .nl and repaired fhop on
«'b*rles Sirnni, below Dess & l.arconib's Brick -dorc
H3SS He LARCOMC S
Nkw Hkick Fire Proof Store in Uid-
WELL.
Subscribers would announen lo lludr friends
D and pair >ns that lludr Brick Kirn Proof Sion*
on iha old corner. is liiln I with a lieneral itssoslmebl
oi Groceries, Provisions. Emils, l.hptors, Mining
I not., vkc Jtc . thn best and cheapest over offered ir>
town' Dim of our linn is constantly employed in
Dan Francisco in thn purchase of no oils; and as wn
purchase (orcash aloun, believe Unit we can sell goods
cl,caper limn uni dealers in this market. Persons
desirous lo purchase anything in onr line, would do
wed tot{ive ns mall, as wo are unaided lo supply
ilmm on us favoruolo terms us the Marysville Irado.
Uidwell, July IH.ili. I1ES8& I.AUOOMB.
LOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLI.TKAIT,
\t his Fire-proof Store, one door above the
National Hotel, Bidwcll,
IS NOW RECEIVING the largest and ties! selected
assortment of merchandize ever bronchi to this
market. Always on baud, n complete iissorlinelil o(
Clothing, Groceries, Hoots and Shoes, Hats,
Liquors, Crockery, Glass W are, India
Rubbers, Carpeting. Havana Cigars,
liiulies’ Hats and Bonnets, Slices,
Gaiters. Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
and Satins, &c., &c.
MINERS’ Tools of every description always on
(■ n 1 and for sale at liie lowest prices, Highest price
! tud (or Gold Dust. Couuty Scrip bought mid sold,
dnruh 8, ISSB. JOSEPH O BUCK AL E.
NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION^
Fransi.in Piencc, of N. 11 President.
D. 11. Atchison, of Mo. V. Pres't. Protein,
THE CABINET-
Wm. 1. Marcy, td N. Y. sec’y of state.
J vmKb Guthrie, of Ivy.. scc'y of Treasury.
K ta*x McClelland, of Mich., sec'y of Inte’r.
JvEMkC. Dobbin, of N. 0. see’y of Navy.
Jsvfehson Davis, ol Miss sec y of War.
J ames Campbell, ot Pa. P. M. General
C ales Cushing of Mass , Attorney Gen.
STATE GOVERNMENT
J. Neely Johnson, Governor.
11. M. Anderson, Lieutenant Governor.
Hugh C Murray. Justice of Supreme Cour
Soli mon II kyden felt, and
Da. yip S. Terry, Associate#.
Geo. W Whitman. Controller."
Henry 11 vtes, state Treasurer
W. S. Wallace. Alfy General.
J din H BaEw-rER. Surveyor General
I ames Allen, State Printer.
K. Wilson,
F. H. McKenzie, and
Fiii. Bell. State Priaoa Directors.
MEDICAL.
DU. J. C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, ETC.
fIVIKRK in no malady of deeper importance either
M. inn medical or mural light ol view. lo which
the human fnmily in more liable than that arising
from impure connection*.
A* n medical man it i< the duty of every physician
to look iiteisease as it effects health and life, and bin
•ole object should be to militate, a* lar an lien in hin
power, the bodily suffering. Human nature at beet in
but frail, nil are liable to minfortnne.
Of all ihe ills that affect man none are mere terrible
Hum those of a private nature.—Dreadful an it in in
the perron who contract* it, trightbil an are itn ravng
en upon hi* constitution, ending frequently in destrnc**
ion and a I .a,h»orne grave. it becomen of still greater
Importance when it is transmuted to imrcent off
spring. Huch being the er.se ttow necessary il l»e
-come* Hull every one having the least reason to fear
that they have contracted the disease, ihonld nltend
to it nt ones by consulting some physician, whose
respe’'tatt>illly and education enables him to warrant
a safe, speedy, and per nen< nl c ire. In accordance
with thin necessity, f)U, \td Ntl feels called ii|m»ii lo
stale that, tiy long study and extensive practice, he
Inin helome perfect master of all those diseases which
come under tho denomination of venereal, and liav,
ini; paid more attention to that one branch than any
other physician in the United Slates, he fuels himself
better rpialifled to Ire: t them.
Syphilis in all its forma, such ns u'cers. swelling in
the groans, nicer in the throat,secon lury syphilis, cn
laneons eruptions, ulc rations, leroniry syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercnreal *\ philllic alfecllon*. gon
nrrliea, gleet, strictures, false pas-ages, Inltamution of
the bladder and protrate elands, excorlHliolis. tumors,
postnlea, vie., are ns familiar lohim us Hie most com
mon thines of daily observation
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in n few
days, mid finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to sm h treat
ment ns will draw upon him Iho ulightesi suspicion
or oblige him to neglect his business, whether within
oors or without. The diet need not be changed, ex
cept in cases of severe inllamation. There aft) in Cali
fornia patients (ainuimiing lo over two thousand in
the past year) that could furnish proof of this; hill
these are matters thot require thi nicest eecrosy which
lie always preserves
All letters enclosing $lO, will he promptly attended
to. Office hours from ff A. M to 8 P M. Address J.
C. YoHNfl. M. O, Express Building*, comer of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells .'nr
go & Uo.'s Express Department.
V CARD—FROM DU. YOITNH’3 PRIVATE
MKDU'AI. Office—To Ihe allhcted—ln lids
age of progres**, whon science is developing itself in
sncaih u manner as to appear almost iiiirncnloiis, every
thing In common place is lookeil upon as not worth
notice. In view of this fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery mid California streets, has concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by most scl*
entitle physicians, (that of waiting for Ihe public to
Rnd you out alone,) and publish world, ns
muon ns may he. his know ledge Of Hie healing art.
to let those who b« in need of luimstanre khow where
they can Hind relief without fear of being imposed
upon.
In continuation of this subject. Dr. Young would
say, that of the past ten years he has pursued Hie
practiue of medicine in one of the largest cities In the
Hulled State*, with the highest success, and that his
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
at one lime been lecturer at the University of Penn
sylvania on venereal diseases,
Upon all of these coniderntions, Dr. Young has eon
lid,.nee in introducing himself to the public, knowing
ilmt they w ill sustain well earned merit.
The billowing are a few of the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals Hie last
few years:
[Prom Ihe Poston Medical Journal ]
Although we are opposed totlir* system ol advertis
ing, for good and sufficient reasons, still we deem il
but justice to say that Dr. Young is one of the most
industrious and indefatigable votaries of the medical
science in Ihe United Stales.
From Professor Jackson.
The subscriber is personally acquainted w ith Dr
Young, and lias seen much of his practice, andean
hear lestiinoney to his meriti us a practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases. make bis services invaluable to those afflicted
with Hie above complaint*.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Young, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In hi* skill, honor and in
tegrity nil may rely with safety, while most of the
prac.ilinner* in this city are without honesty or res
pectability, their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
offi.-e corner of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite the banking house of Wells Fargo
Hi Ho. Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M, Sunday in
cluded.
RIVATB Medical Office— Hundred* of those who
have contrucied disease are disadpointed of a
cure by not calling on Ur. Young at lirsl lie will
forfeit any sum if lie fails to cure mu case that may
ci,me under his care, no matter how Ion? standing or
afflicting. such as ulcers, tumors, nodes, bunches,
pimples on the fuC“ and body, pains in the hones and
joins, wakefulness, trembling. copper colored sores,
wasliukt of the hones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength mid flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss of
hair, weak eyes, itching humors, fc. Many perseiis
after being relieved ef all extent d appearances of
private disease, suppose themselves cured, but after
a few months Bud they tire troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they find it impossible to relieve. To all who are af
dieted itt this way. Ur Young would particularly ’**c
ommeiid atrial of his skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled are caused by taints la the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy your health and hap
piness. Nr person who has eve r had an attack of any
private complaint should not fail to consult Ur. Young
and taken lew hollies of his invaluable purifying
medicine, ns they can rest assured that their blood is
In a perfectly pure and healthy eondilien, and llial
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srotn two to live clays without
change of diet or hindrance from business. <x qo fee.
on i e vat'vc
Office, corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Weils, largo & Co.’s. Office houts from!*
DU. -I, C. YOUNG —Ukak Sir;—Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my
case. I have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that 1 was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing arise in his head, weak back, loss of memory,
md Is generally debilitated ; be Is discouraged and
has not confidence enough to enable him locail and
see you. 1 told him how ( was and that my friends
all said I was in consumption, and thedoclors up here
gave me up and advised me to go home to die, but
instead of going home I called upon yon, and here I
am as well as any of them, and likely to live a long
lime yet. willi slrenth enough to work with the strong
est of them. Doctor. I will send every one to yon that
looks to me as though he needed a physician It shall
not lie my fault if any one dies for want of medical
treatment. I w ill do all I can to keep the afflicted
away from those pests of society, yclept pro'essors
and high sounding titled men. who, if the facts were
known, are men who left iheir country for their conn
try’s good. Pnblis this letter, doctor, if you wish,
und I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
A. M., to 8 P. M
Marysuille, June 10th. IRM.
see it and sleep bad one night.
Truly yours, Gl
GCO. DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
Intern ationalllotelSaloon
JACKSON STRKRT,
Between Montgomery and Kearney.
SAN FRANCISCO-
Best The Brandt oj Brandies , Wines and
Srgx
MEDICAL.
DR. IXEUCIMANNS
Private Medical Office.
CORNER MONTGOMERY k JACASON STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO.
DU. M. lIEIINIMANN. corner of Kearney ml
Pacific street*. S»n Krmicl'C'>. ba» l'«»r a number
ut year*, in Hie miliuny uml other hospitals i’l f ranee,
devoted hie study principally to Urn (regiment ol S'*-
cret dis-aises, nml therefore pon.-i-ies &ihiirouiih e,\-
ix-neoce in thin parlicuaior branch llti uaUi (wr
le-tl.v tamiiiar with all the recently discovered anil
highly important remedies mid uti'itie lor the cure of
such diseases. It Id scarcely necessary lo add here
that In France w here secret dises-ev are of more fre
quent occurrence ihnn any where else, ih i physicians
of that country are more exp< n in their cure, and are
constantly and successfully endeavoring to llitil out
new retnedU s, more etHcicnt and less d.utgciotts than
Ihoee formerly used
Hr. Ileinlmunn in then-fore, enabled to rare nil
these diseases with )H-rlecl certainly. without Using
mercury, in a vcv short time, and without subjecting
his [mlieiils to the risk of subsequent injuituu* conse
quence*.
< hronic (Sonorrhen, Ilvermniorrhen. Flour Alhns,
Coin-nil liebilitv the result ol misconduct, p*illiitioim,
c |aiii in the back and sides. Kruptiimsof all k:mK
limdiiced by interior causes, L****ol Hair. Rln-iimal
ion in the Joints, Nia-nrnnl sweat!*, seminal and I rin
nl weakness. Injuries received hy nicrcnri.il trent
nienl. itc. k e are cured hy |)r, lleihitiiniiii with the
aid of n-me.lie. known hut to hiinselt, to the ja-rlcct
sallsfncllen of bin client*.
Recent disease* of the above named kind will be
promptly and rudicully removed before lln-y cm si l
lie in the body and become chronic, by Hr. Ilcim
m.inn's own purify ing vegetable remedies.
Dr. Ileiidinanii further possesses a sure remedy
fill.) lesled, and which can he relied upon, for Hie
cure of Intermittent Fever, Chill and l ever, l ever
amt Ague, also a moan*to remove, in a few days for
ever. a bad breath, without the least injury lo ttie
stomach. In the pdesent days numerous remedies
are offered everywhere for all imaginable diseases,
bill in most of Hie case* the stiffen rs are so sadly ilis
appointi d that they look with justifiable mistrust on
all advertisements of this kind. Dr llelnirnann s re
medies need not be recommended hy puftiieg charla
lanisiii. for lhey recommend themselves by their ef
fects. us has been seen amt experienced by* iinnu-ous
patients who. fortunately for themselves, have tt*ed
them. For the information and salisfaeiioti of the
often deceived public, the statement will suffice (lull
Dr. Iteinlmaiiii has in his possesrion over lwo hun
dred testimonials from patients cured hy him, besides
many other reliable persons which he is ready to ex
hibil when required, while common decency lorbids
him In pnbll-h them in the newspnpi rs.
Versons applying In Hr. lleinimana shall not tie
obliged hi pay in advance the bill price ol the cure,
as lie is willing lo submit bis shill and ids remedies
llrs! to he H-sP d.
(the thing Hie Doctor invariably requires from nil
his patients, that is a faithful and strict conformance
with nil ins direction* and preemptions, otherwise lie
cannot and w ill not warrant a cure.
Written consultation* will he given without charge
and c-uiiinunicjiHons answered whether containing a
fee or not. prom ply, punctually and with sirict seen
cy, on applying, postage paid, In the English, French
or Herman Languages, lo
Dr. M. riEIMMANN,
Corner of Kearney and Vnciilc streets,
Sau Francisco.
To show te the satisfaction of all that Dr lleini
maim is a thorougly educated, pmeiicnl and experi
enced physician and smgeon. the following from his
numerous testimonials, are submitted to the public
Same* are suppressed, but the authors are at any
Mine ready to proclaim their truth and authenticity
before Hit; world.
(.itit k swoon Valley, Feb. 11, 1850.
Hoar Doctor:— I have known you since l a 4o and
you have given so many proofs of your talenls and
experience, that yon have entirely won confidence.
bln nigh yon r.siole at at a great di-lance Ij-Om me
you know that I have several lime sent you patients
which other docl<us have given up ns incurable, mid
yam have always received them and saved not onlv
their limbs but also their lives. I will only meyliun
In-re the case of Mr. C , from Auburn, who i*
indebted to you for the preservation ol Ins right arm.
which other doctors wanted lo amputate, and that of
\|., <; oftJolom*. who although given up a
hopeli-ss by two doctors, was cured hy you in two
weeks time As lo wliiil von have done for my famis
ly, suffice it to say, 1 will never tie iililn lo repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few liia/s as a proof ol
the high esteem I have of your talent* us a medical
mini, and believe me tube your constant friend.
V II-
Proprielor iff the Miner’s Hold
To Pr. llelnimann, Sun Francisco.
tlreeiiw-ixxl, February lllh, 1856.
Having slydiod medicine myself at the Fni versify of
Tavia, u Italy, I suppose I know enough to belie-
Unveil when I declare hereby that you ax.e the best
physician I ever met with in fnlifo'itia. This decla
ration is f.uuded mi wb)it I have seen you do and
heard from evcryhtuty when I resided at Mormon Is
land. I know of many persons to whom you have
saved life and limbs titles they 'md been completely
given up by others, and who w ill at any I.K«e come
for want ami testily to, the truth of this, audi to your
science. Wishing you for the future, the same sue,
cess whieb has attended you thus fur. I remain truly
yours,
To Dr. IleUunutun, Han Francisco.
ft. K.
Column, Janrrry lOeh, 1556.
My Pear and Much Esteemed Doctor:—ll i« with
much ret'ret tlw 1 1 and all your other fru.mis saw you
quit Mormon Island. We have lost In you a physi
ciati of areal talent and experience, who .we could not
appreciaie too much. It was proven enough hy the
numerous who came to call on- you from alt pans of
the nyj.esvand yon are in the best ri-membr‘«u«Mof all.
MyseJl, given up by whom I considered our hwt phy
sicians. prepared myself to die; iiy chance I crime un
der your ireatmenl and you hire cured me ot a grave
sickiu ss in a short lime. You have proved yourself
a nhvsicfau and you do honor to the name. G.
Proprietor Fnsfeb ReslauruM.
To Dr. Heiuimnau, San Francisco.
Auburn, January V2th. 1856,
Dear Doctor:~T nlwavs remember yon with pleas
ure, him! a feeling of gratitude prompts me to address
you these lines. You know in whala deploaable stale
I was after coming out ef the hands of Dr I-., wiio
wanted to amputate iuv light arm. ta sited by a fall
ing Irock. in order to save my life. Happily tor me, I
heard of you. and of the reputation which you had at
Mormon Island; so I asked for wu»r advice before
parting with my arm. At the recommendation of
seme Iriends of yours in Greenwood, I went to stay
with you. and in a few weeks my arm, instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my life which I
consider I owe lo yon. Dear Doctor, if 1 ever can be
of any advantage to you dispose of m*. for it Is en
tirely to venr skiil that I owe my present existence
Receive, therefore, my siecere respect, met the assu
rance that I believe you lo be one of our most talent
ed aad experienced physicians in this country.
Yours truly, I C.
To Dir. Ileiaituann, San Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, 1856.
The tihdersigned has known Dr Heioimann fvr
many year**, and can vouch for his justly having
earned" a reputation ns a conscientious, prudent, ex
perienced and skilful Physician and Surgeon, and
would therefore roccmmend to all people to rely with
most implici. confidence iu Dr. Ileinimaoit’s skill and
0. W.
Third street, between J and K.
scence.
U . 8. MAIL LI NE !
ON and after Tuesday. March 18th. 1856 the Cali
fornia St«»e <Jimpanv’s< loaches will I. ave their
Office. Wo* tern (louse. Murysvilla. every morning at
fio’clocij for Sacramento, and arrives in time for the
the San Francisco Koala.
RETURNING—WiIt leave the : r Office. Orleans Ho
tel, Sacramenfo. for Marysville, at the same hour.
GEO K. THOMAS, Superiaiendsm.
March l'U>, 154 - MaryivUlc.
MEDICAL.
DR- L J. CZAPEAY S
On. I, J.CZkI’KAV, I.ATK IN Til K IM’NC A
nan Revolutionary Wnr. Dhief Physician to
I the 2oih regiment ot llnnvfds I'hief Surgeon in tin*
Military Hospital of Pesth. Hum; ry. nod late Lectu
rer on Diseases of Urinary ononis und diseases of
Women and c.lii'drcii.
Tn th* irii.t' net). —Or I. .1 Dzapkay ha« opened
hi» institute for tin* cure of all form* of prtv me dis
on»-*, Mich .as -yphilia. gonorrhea. noe-amid cmi*
shins anil nil the consequence- of -If ih i«c In the
flr<t stages of gonorrheal disease* In* gu ir nilees :i <• ir.>
in a lew days, without incimvciiionco to the pnhmr,
or hindrance to his busim-s, hen a p men', by
neglect, or improper Irenloient, has d vntojicd tlie
secondary symptom* of syhihs. smh n- buboes, or
p-,infill swelling* on the groins, or ulcers in the throat
and nose, which, if not checked. do<lr v the soft
ports and cause the hones to mortify, separate an I
come away, leaving the Miflhrcr an «>bj t hideous lo
hehohl; or when splotches and phnples break out
upon the skin, or wlo n he tin* p linfnl swellings upon
the hones, or when his constitution is injured so as to
predispose to consumption or other e. e <t(tutionn
disease, the Docloj guarantees a cure or n*ks
peiisnlion. In Ulioiininllsin, chronic or acute: in
Dysenlerv. t>r Puiirlin* a. he ha- sale an 1 i f ctuai re.
tnedies. for the treatment of the eons (piemvs of
sep-ahuse. such as nocturnal emissions, nervoiir ne-si
timothy, headache, pains In the ha k and Ittnh .with
genera! weakne-*. loss of npp«*tile, loss of memory,
injury lo the sight. r-sih-ssness, confu-ion of i teas,
di-like for society, mid feeling of weariness of lire;
witli the nervous system so excheaide that sie.ht
noises shock or Startle the patient rnakimt hi• exist
ence miserable. lor the above mala lies the poet r
will guarantee n cure or ask no comp .i-nd-m. Me
can ho consulted roe of charge, nu t unites all to
call, ns it will cost them nothin;; and may he much
to their adviuUatre.
l»r, 1.. J t’/apkay is daily receiving applications
from every part of this Stale and from • 'logon and
Washington Territories, h r trontment of every form
of disease. i nd there is not one w li<> Will come for
ward and oxpre-s dissatisfaction; on the contrary, tin*
Dr. is in daily receipt if letters, expressive of gnili
tmle and thankfulness, some of which are published
below by permission,
Marvuvilmc, June :t, iS.Va
Dr 1,. .1. Pr.spksy, Han Francisco Sir. I have
used the last of your medicine, and do not think t
shall need nnr more, as I feel very well except that I
hare not entirely trot my strength yol. I ni soon will
with the appetite I have. It i. just three weeks, yon
may recollect, since I called at > our institute, with
my constitution as I thought, entirely hrok *n, and
never thought you would la* able to euro me perfect
ly, but thought* you might he nhle to do something ui
ease the pain in my hack and head and strengthen mo
limbs, vvhfch were so weak ihat they would .almost
give way under me when I walked, un i I * strengthen
my nerves so that I would not gel excited and trem
ble nlevery little thing Now that you know what
I expected, yon may judge af my satisfaction nl my
complete recovery from those symptoms, ami the re
moval of th >se splotches and sores from my skin and
the ulcers fr an my throat; and the. entire stoppage of
those emiss ons which yon said were principally the
cause of my sickness, I can hardly tell you w hich is
the greatest, my joy or my surprise, for except not
having fully got my strength, 1 feel as well n« any
man can fed. Enclosed 1 send you twenty dollars
over your charge, anil think myself cheaply cured.—
If you think anybody witl he benetilh d. you may pul
this letter in the newspaper* Tims lUukv,
Poiiti,*, I so. Oregon. Mav la, IMu
Dr. Czapkay—Dear-Sir;—Vour medicine has been
taken according to directions I feel a little weak
yet; in every other way I am almost i atir.-lv recover
ed, and think in a short time I shall be as weil as ev
ar. Kveflyhodv that knows mo is wondering what
made such a change, for some friends thought I had
consumption, and others that I w:ts going crazy .
Well, I don’ know lmt they wore both ri at, as l f.-It
a goodnleal both ways, »t(d thought if I didn't die
soon I-would like to. 1 am not Ironiiled anymore
with.emissions, and Ih** pain, in my need and hark,
iimf the weakness in my limbs have let me, mid mi
has the dizziness, timidity, and the w i di . I wav- to h<
alone; I am not afraid to go in comps v now-, ml
sr.i not so easily sacred as I n«*-d to bo. » bet. any li t •
thing would s**l me trembling. I have n. in at wi i k
this week, which i- lltn tlr-t 1 have done for six
months, and the thought of it d ■-)’! d>-cotir;go mi
like it used 10. Indeed. I feel 111; another men, and it
is all owing t» your tnediciun ami advice Vou may
publish this if you wa.tt 10.
Yours Ate, Josxftt Rvtii,
Swc:*am«nto, May l a I'-.Vi,
I)p!ir Sir-Such 18 the thankfulness If* ! fir Ih <
p r( .<i, rviitioii of ?ti\ health (i ( both 1 1■ •I\ i. iin m
ii m | j believe of my life. that I hope Iwi I not Re c -
•i.ltTfl intrusive in tendering mv limn, ful m I imv
edgmeiils for restoring Hie to health. no : m ..;. ■ n.\
life n boon worth preserving. when it fad he ..me -.
burthen 100 great for mp to henr. \ u ton ns I was t
vice thnt had undermined my constitution and devel
op,, train of nervous symptom* sucii ns nervous
debility, headache. distressing timidity, si 11-distrust,
dizziness, hive of solitude, tostof memory mid want
of resolution, besides a lu*# of strength and energy,
w hieh made my waking moments wrelehed and my
sleep unrefreshing sad' was fist bringing me to the
crave, hut. thanks to vo.tr sk ill, I am *-stored to health
vigor.' a mi energy. Hoping to guide other* where they
mm find relief, you hare my permission to make this
public. ' I.t-e.stAßti Witu
1 To Dr. I. J. Ozapkny, San Frnni^co.
Spermatorrhea, or local weakness, nervous de
-1,11,1V low spirits, las-itude. weakness of the limbs
and-"hack, indisposition and incapahility tor latiornnd
study, dullness of apprehension. I»*s o( memory, aver
sion to society, love of Solitude, timidity, * If-distrust.
dizziness,headache. Involuntary diecha’tges pains in
1t,,. ~ide, affections of the eyes, pimples on the fare,
sexual snd other infirmities in man, an* cured with
out fml by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon
I, J t za’pkny. Ills method of curing diseases is new.
(unknown to others.) mid hence the great success. All
consultations, hv letter or otherwise tree Address
L. J. Czapkuy, M. D., San Francisco, California.
TO Tilß I.ADIKS OK CALIFORNIA.
Dr. L J. C.'iapkay. late iullie Hungarian Hevoln
tiouary War. Chief Physician to the doth Regiment of
llnnveds. Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Peslli, Hungary, and late Lecturer on diseases of uri
nary organs and diseases of women and children, in
vites the attention of the sick and a filleted females,
laboring under any of the various form- of diseases of
the brain, lung*, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood,
kidneys, ami all diseases peculiar to their sex. The
Doctor is effecting more coses than any other Phvsi.
cian i« the Hlate of California I,el no false delicacy
prevent you, but apply immediately, mid save your
selves from painful sufferings ami pieinsttire death
All married Indies whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances do not allow to have an increase in their
families, should call at Dr. I- J Cz ipkny's Medical In
stitute, Armory Hall, corner Sacramento anil Mont
gomery streets, and they will rec-ive every possible
relief and hvU> The Doctors oftl 'e* «re «o nrr-mged
that he can he consulted without the (ear "f molesta
tion. If desired. Dr. C. will visit the ladies at ibetr
residenses All consultations by letter or otherwise
free. Address to Dr L. I Czar,kay, Med cl Institute.
Armtiry Mall, corner Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, 8. F.
SYPHILIS AND GONORRTKEA-Dr.L
J. Czaptcay wouhl ask especial Hllenlion to syphilitic
ami gonorrhieal diseases. lo the first stages of either
of these complaints |,n guarantees a perfert and • (% c
tiuil cure in a few days, without hindrance to business
or the slightest inconvenience. The Doc'ors method
of I renting them combines all the latest improvem -at*
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by Ivrn
sr'lf. more effective than anylliing yet known, which
seenres the patient from the possibility of secondary
symptom# and r« moves the disease in the shortest p «
sihle time Secondary syphilis w hich appear* ui con
sequence of the at*#orolion of the poison into '.be
tetn. and pr.Mince# Hnboes,Ulcerations in the thr-mt
and nose, wh cb destroy the soft pot-. »ml cm we the
hon-s to mortify, separate and come nwny OcsThfemef
the patient horribly Nodes or painfnl swelling* on
the femes, splotches upon the skin, cn.e* of wiiich the
Doctor#see daily in hisoffVe and which r.re the result
of improper treatment Al-o. nicer*, sores and pim
ples, and injuries to the constitution, which after a
long perilm! of suffering destroy life. It will aim f>e re
membered lbs; ;b««e disorder# are heredity, putlog
MEDICAL.
•nun parent to chiW, aid rnlailinf upon ihe offspring
i mind constitution Kor the enr** of *ll these forms
of ilisra-e the |*nctofs tpmrnul) «•» n corn or n»ks no
eompcii'Miiini. Tin* llortor 4 an bn c insulted lit let*
| !rr or otherwise frit* of chnrtrr, mill inv .Ip* *ll « bo „rv
iflh led to call upon him. w here he w ill t*ive ihpni
oicti *i.ti f.ptiun aa ibey can obtain no where e|s*.~«
Mi-* room* arc No. I multi Armory Hull. r. rm rof £>**•
rainen'onnd Mniil'.'iinirn streets. '•'•in Kr in, i«ro
Tin: aiiKATKsr discovery ofthk
\OK;—limit ltli «.ini{ In Mnnkind I—lnnocent bnl Po
em ! Or. I. J i'/ ipknv'* Hrophylni'lir.ntn. |>.*lf Dis
nii il,iiif Aaen'.) n run* preventallvo hi,miii«i gopor.
rh.iil nil J s\ pint it ic disease* nn ) in unsurpassed n in
i**l> fur nil tin* M iirrinl. •c-urul.n:a, i*,ii_t,'ll(lllll anil
cancer* ms ulcers l;p id d scliarirrs from tin* varin.t.
■ terns und nrrlhrn. iind nil cniuneoii* ernptionumiil
disease*. Fur mli* i t Dr 1.. J r/apk iy’s ollVe. A r .
"ii ry Hall, oirncr of .-arram**u:i■ and Moatyrumerr
ts Han Francisco. A* innoculatii.u is i proven
tniivi* aeainsl small ptiv.su i* Dr I. .1, (Vapkav’i
I’rup'dlaciicmn n prrvrut iiivr nj it 'M -vpliililirnl nn I
ifonurrbeal diseases. II inn’ *s in itseif, it possess**
'ho power uf chrmir itiv dr'tni) Ine ihr svphditlc vi.
n... nud fhrri hy ~iv 11 if th mv:, nls uf \ debauch-
Ill's fnnn linn,' iilfrrlrd hy Dir must lunih-omr nf (id
disease*. I.rt nn yonm; mini who appreciate* liphl'K
In* vvrlimi Dr. t’snpkav'* I’nphihn in*iiin. It is in
vrrv c(i*v*‘iiirnl patk,n''sand will hi* found convem
enl'lo ll«i*. hrine u-i' Insn s. ip. I hat iDsi-asr ran 1 e
prevented by th - u-e ol Mup. r niu nis. i- u< well nn
rslalilislii'd fun ns that they ran 1 r pared nfn r thi ,r
e*tiiblislimein. Ihr |.rn ■■iph* which is new uidvrr*
'ally rrruvfn /ml. ».u rrrrivr. I rvrn h. fjri* ihr dais i f
•tenner, Ihe dis over r of tin* vm ciniiliun in ITW.and
ns multiplied bcnetll* ever aloe* base n.emi!,ns
they deserved. tin* iillrntji.il uf Ihi* nutlirtil fapii'D.
It was in pursuit uf this bra* cl> ul Iti • medical sq(.
i*nrr tlml I)r. 1,. .1. I’/, ipkay furiuir lely m dr i|, 4 . <)■«
rim ry uf his I’rophi'iirliriiin, w huh, fur tin* | re ven
tion of <y phililic. gonorrheal. r.nnrrruns and ciitnnruii*
djsur.drr. Bland's unrivalled hy any i end in tin* Phi.-
inarupiira. The ell ■ c*t i t 'his nemi af rr ruiliun i*
immediate mid retinues Ihr possibility uf a ruulrnr*
Dun uf i list list* If. however. 11 in ill saris,* has hi rn run-
Irarlnl. it is useful in i»«-*iilru.lizliic Ihr unis. nuns*ecre
liuns. which, by absorption. Dr.olnr ■ll n hur I ponse
rpienses known n« secondary syphilis K lias limn,
mini mistered' hv tin* Doctor in manv thousand case*,
and hr has vet lo find ll r firs' in w hirh it bus faded
lu sobserve Die pnrposi* fur w hirh it was administer
rd . Frier. S : ’». Full directions are attached to cacti
parka"'*. In rasrs whrrr Pruphilanirijin is used nr a
rnriilivi*. Dr I, .1, C/.'ipknv w ill furnish grails a prr
senp'nin for his llluuil Pnrifli r
All nnninniiiriiiioiis from the romdrv. addressed
ly to Dr. I. .1 t’juiphav,Sun Francisco » ill hr strictly
mid ronfldnnlinlly attended to. mi l Hip rrinr.’i. s
with tin* ermnpst oars* and secrecy, immediate! f dlr
pairlu il, by K* press or other com an or to their tier
tiiintfon
jy"l)ii. J. 1,. Cr*PK*v—Thr eentli man w ho«p
nainr funns the rnpllon of thj* uotiro. ia one of thn
few modern phy'jrians whose nppllcntii n I.i his pro
frrsjnn mid devotion to the artll.iied. rmnlrr him nlikn
nn ornament to t**e onu and a benefit lu the i.iln r A
lliinoariaii by hinli. he nnnuht with Ki.s«nth to pine*
hlivconntry nmone tin* naiioiis of the eartli la yuml
the oppressor’s rule iliat her si us n ..dll rejoice in
the practice of those precept* which arc alike our
If lupy slid uu r pride. In his iffiats so lo cl i. he has
reaped the rewatsl of im (Tectimt re*i*lance to oppres
sion. and *'B home and a eoiniirv itiiuw him no iiiun
A puil. how ,u*er. from his , lai nos upon uiir consider
ation as a patriot, me leslmvan Ts ol ch inefor ai d
capaeilv which ne brink's enliltp idtn lu pnl.hr ponds
dene*, to the exrlnsiun of thus,, w ho | .."i -s neiihi r
the one or thp other As n ceiillrman li* chnraPler
is iintarinshod : n* a phy sirjan. Ids ski | nnsiirpasri .1;
and In Ihose w hose imprudence litis |u|i npnri them
the mini* of disease, we pun ri m-pi mil ions’» commend
him with the assurance ilnit in him they will find u
friend whom lo know is arent {p in. Tho Dr.’s oflUre
js No. :i and 4 Armorv Hall ei nirr of Fucri mpa’.sr
and VTunlf'umerv streets, Sun I’lai.i isru.
YI"TU \ T ’rj.M'l’ \* IM f > 1’1.M1,!
?rs@?
DR. PAREIRA’S
I GRAT ITALIAN REMEDY,
For the cr rt.iin si ml speedy cure of dis
o„t.ps of a private nature, ii" matter
lunv lung standing, witlmut any in -
| jurious effkct to the system or any
i change ot diet. It has never tailed,
it cannei fail to cure.
r BVIIS 1 nFpei ifle. first introduce*! min
0 Piss some fjfly ymirn »»i!»••»* soon became so wf p
known kh a ‘cerisuo cure.’ thin In every town and city
iiotuiny on ilm t wiiiiiifitl, toil in (.noil i.ritam, the
demand for n wiiasogr.nl. iis rneriis v astounding,
that in less limn one yimr iroin it" introduction u had
supplanted all otlic* remedii s. The Medical I.u iilly
of ihe principal cities of F.urope were compelled tc
acknttwledge it* womlerlnl nvmtory over dir* are. Pro
prietors of other medicine, jealous of its sway. vainly
nndci.vored to slay it* onward progress lake ('rum
before the mower, their elf >ris foil to die gr und and
like lire on the oruirw--. sweeping nil before it. it., on
wio*il march liecnine iriiinirihiini. It stood forih upon
its (.*»n nierils : 11 dweerning pnplic *uv.'. tried unit
wvro. convinced of magical virtue*. ihe massive
1 fortune acipiired hv iir. Pareira iroin lln* sale of it
| dm lint the six year* he pro pit red ii. alone hore w itneva
|to ii* miraculous me»Us. At tin* decease o( lln* Itoct
| ihe wu-ifie was hecpieullmd lo hi* *ou. who has lately
nlrodueed the lemedy into the Foiled Wale.. The
iiinnl.tr of cores il ha* il ready made are astonishing,
i Thousands and tens of thousands can bear testimony
■ loilavfftcacy. ’ .
All who use il It will cure with a safety,speed and
: ceruimly no oilier medicine h*i* ever | oa-.*s«*d.
Kewirt lo no Quark Nostrums, Fs« u remedy that
i I a* been tried for the pied Buy years Slid was never
1 known to fail.
i This Ureal Hemedv is warranted pure.y ve<fetuh|»
Beware of Count*noils. The exteu-ive sale of this
woiMlerfnl medicine has alroudy caus'd some per*' u
I r persons, to palm 'iff upon Me* in.s o pe< ting, a -f.j-
I rions compound, ch'sely resembling tfo* onginul. flu
particular to buy none without Ihe written signature
of A Pareira. V". U on the eut.side wrappe-.of each
Uottle. All Other* are counterfeit, and Ihoir com
pounders will be punished with the in morn riger of
t the law
I’rv-e. Three dollar* per bottle For sale hy ft, (lab
c ek, sole Agent for llaliforuia. Ore if on ml the Sand
wj.-h Islands, pi »ham all ofiler* must be ad.lrosssal.
A liberal uiso'unl made to wholesale :.!<*rs
U UAHCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist, 7* Davfs street,
.'an Francisco.
List of Agent* through, ut the Stats. K y ' dfiin Hr.
do. Druggist. Marysville: K. K H'ark weather. I’ily
Drug Sn>re Htockion ; W. ft Bruner, Sonora; Pent
■diurlleft. Shasia; Child it Wor-lieu I l«t< rville;
Justin CJales, Jr. Sacrinenlo City : 11, It. W. Carr,
I.wnlevttte; Dr. John fairk. Nevada; Dr. \V . If.
(Jatlief, Yreka, Dr, J If Winaloo, l.ru, Aigelea;
Thomas Whaley. Hau Diego; Oi l>. Story. Fort land
! 0. T.
UDANKS— Kvsjt dsscrpiUon of ::osU«a’» D*jU*
faissiesthie oScs._