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Miscellany.
All Sorts of Minds. —There is
a strong disposition in men of oppo
site minds to despise each other. A
grave man cannot conceive what is
die use of wit in society; a person
who takes a strong common-sense
view of the subject, is for pushing out
by the head and shoulders an ingeni
ous theorist, who catches at the slight
est and faintest analogies; and anoth
er man, who scents the ridiculous
from afar, will hold no commerce
with him who tests exquisitely the fine
feeling of the heart, and is alive to
nothing else ; whereas talent is talent
.and mind is mind, in all its branches!
Wit gives life to one of its best fla
vors, common-sense leads to immedi
ate action, and gives society its daily
motion; large and comprehensive
views cause its annual rotation ; ridi
cule chastises folly and imprudence,
and keeps men in their proper sphere;
subtlety seizes hold of the fine thread
of truth ; analogy darts away in the
most sublime discoveries; feeling
paints all the exquisite passions of
man’s soul, and rewards him by a
thousand inward visitations, for the
sorrows that come from without. God
made it all! It is all good. We
must despise no sort of talent; they
all have their separate duties and uses
—all the happiness of man for their
object; they all improve, exalt and
gladden life. —Sidney Smith.
|‘@*Two Quaker girls were iron
ing on tlic same table. One asked
the other which side she would hike,
the right or the left.
She answered promptly, “It will
be right for me to take the left, and
then it will be left for thee to take
the right.”
Ladies arc like watches, pretty
enough to look at, sweet, faces and de
licate hands, but somewhat dilficult to
“regulate” when once set “agoing.’’
INDWELL ADVERTISEMENTS
BIDWELL BOOKSTORE.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform llws
citizens of Bidwell and vicinity. Unit ho Ins
opened u
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
and will keep constantly on blind un nssor incut of
Hooks, .Stationery and Fancy Articles, of the lluest
and host quality, and will ho in tho receipt or the
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
as soon ns issued
Jtibles, Sr In iol Boobs, Spiritual, Masonic
art'/ Religious I forks, /Hunk Rooks,
(in setts or single) Morels,
Envelopes, Roper
of all kinds-
POR T E-MOM. 11E S J
GOLD REMS, Jh\ L
ROGERS Sr IVOSTE.VnOUIS
FINEST CUTLERY.
Which will he sold at the lowest rates. Latest At
lantic Papers received bv every steamer, for sale
ii KEEPER, Next door to National Hotel.
LOOK AT THIS.
JOSEPH GLUCKAITF,
At his Fire-proof Store, one <loor above the
National Hotel, Ritlwell,
IS NOW RECEIVING the largest and best selected
assortment of mojchaiulize ever brought to this
market. Always on hand, a complete assortment ol
Clothing, Groceries, Hoots and Shoes. Mats,
Liquors, Crockery, Glass \\ axe, India
Rubbers, Carpeting, Mavnna Cigars,
Ladies’ Hats and Bonnets, Shoes,!
Gaiters, Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
and Satins, &c., kc,
WINERS’ Tools of every description always on
hand and for sale at the lowest prices. Highest price
paid for Hold Dust. County Scrip bought and sold.
March 8, IH6G. JOSEPH ULUCKAUE.
HESS &. LARCOMB S
New Brick Fire Proof Store in Ind
well.
THE Subscribers would announce to their friends
and patrons that their Brick Eire Proof Store
on the old corner, is (bled with a general assortment
of (Groceries, Provisions, Emits, Liquor., Mining
Tools, Jtc. Sc . the best and cheapest ever offered in
town. One of our firm is constantly employed in
(“an Francisco in the purchase of goods: and as we
purchase Kircash alone, believe that we can sell (roods
cheaper than any dealers in tills market. Persons
desirous to purchase anything in our lino, would do
well to give ns avail, as we are enabled to supply
them on as favoranle terms a« the Marysville trade.
Kidwell, July lodti. HESS& LARCO.MII.
SHOP.
JOHN DDL BERG 11.
■mmT.yvi.i) Respectfully inform the citizens or flat
▼ ▼ well and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line of business iu a workman
like manner, with despatch and on reasonable terms
Having always on hand a large assortment oi dry
Iu über, he is ready to make to order. Doors, window
Sisli, Tables, Rockers, Ac. All kinds oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything appertaining to bis busi
ness. Hilliard Tables set and repaired Shop no
Charles Street, below Dess fc Imrcomb’s Brick Store
vM’MMKR CI.DTIIINO —of every variety—Just ro
t j ce'ved.and for sale bv
JOSEPH GLUCKAUF, Bidwell.
MEDICAL.
DU. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINER!*. TRAVKKKIU*, ETC.
rBYMF.RE Is nomalady of deeper Importance either
u in it medical or moral light of view, to which
th» hinniin family is more liable than that arising
from impure connection*.
As h medical mini it is the duty of every physician
In look nt disease an it effects health and lib’, and his
« ( object should be to mitigate, a. far an lie. in In.
| M(W , r. the liodily suffering. Unman nature nt U*st is
but frail, all are liable to misfortune.
(if all ibe ill. that affect man none an- mere terrible
than those of a private nature.—Dreadful a. it is in
the perron who contract, it, trisfhll'ul a. are it« nvng
e. upon his constant! tiding frequently in destruo
ion and a loathsome (fruve, it liecomes of.till ({renter
importance when it Is transmitted to inherent off
spring. Such tieing the cr.se how necessary it be
come. that every one having the least reason to fear
that ihey have contracted the disease, should attend
to It at once liy consulting some physician, whose
resjioclalhllity and education enables him to warrant
a safe, speedy, and permenent cure. In accordance
with this necessity, lilt YOUNG feels calletl upon to
slats* that, by loni( study and extensive practice, he
lias helonio perfect master of all those diseases which
come tinder the denomination of venereal, and hav
ing paid more attention to that one branch than any
other physician in the foiled States, he feel, himself
belter qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all it. forms, such as ulcers, swelling in
the groan., nicer in the throat, secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, terlimry syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercurenl syphilitic affections, gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false oasmges, inllamation of
the bladder and protralc gland., excoriations, tumors,
pustules, ittc.. are as familiar to him ns the most com
mon things of daily observation.
Tho Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in n few
days, and llnds no ditllcnlty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to sin h treat
ment as will draw u [Min him the alighted suspicion
or oblige him to neglect hi. business, whether within
isirs or without. The diet need not be changed, ex
cept in cases of severe iiillamalion. There are in Cali
fornia patient. (amounting to over two thousand in
the past year) that could furnish proof of this; but
these are matters thot require llii nicest eecrosy which
he always preserve.
All letters enclosing 110, will tn promptly attended
to. Office hours from *.t A. M to Bl* M. Address .1.
<*. YOUNG, M. *>. Express buildings, corner of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells .■’ar
go & Co.’s Express Department.
V CARD—FROM Dll. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
MEDIUM, Office—To the afflicted—ln this
age of progress, v/hon science is.developng llsrdf in
sncidi a manner as to appear almost miraculous, every
tiling in common place is looked upon as not worth
notice In view of th s fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursm-d by most sci
entific physician., (that of waiting for the public to
Ibid you out alone,) anti publish to the world, as
mneu as may he. his knowledge of the healing art,
to let those who he in need of assistance khow where
they can (had rehef without fear of being imposed
upon
In conlinunCon of this subject. Dr. Young would
say, that of Die past tea years he ha. pursued the
practbie of medicine in one of the largest cities In the
United Slates, with the highest success, and that his
standing us a physician Is without reproach, having
at one time been lecturer at the University of Penn
sylvania on venereal diseases, Sic.
Upon all of these rouiderations. Dr. Young has con
fidence in introducing himself to tin* public, knowing
that Ibev will sustain wi ll earned merit.
The following are a lew of the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the last
few years:
[From the Heston Medical Journal ]
Although we are opposed to the system ol advertis
ing, for good and sufficient reasons, still we deem it
but Justice to say that Dr. Young 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 has seen much of his practice, and can
hear lostiinoney to his merit! as a practitioner.
From the Now Y’.irk Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
possessed I)) hint for the observation n| venereal dis
eases, make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser,
All afflicted with private complaints should consul!
Dr. Young, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his -kill, honor and in
tegrity id! may rely with safety, while most of the
practitioners in this city are without honesty or res
pectability. their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
(iffbie enrnor of Montgomery and California streets.
1111 stall s. opposite the banking lioii-o ol Wells largo
.V Co Open from U A. M. to 8 I*. M , Sunday in
cluded,
PRIVATE Medical o,n. e Hundreds nf those who
have contracted disease are dlsadpointeil ol a
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at first. lie will
forfeit any sum if ho fails to cure any case that may
come under his can 1 , ne matter how long standing or
afflicting, .licit as ulcers, tumors, nodes, bunches,
pimples on Die far- and Imdy, pains in the hones and
loins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting ef the bones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength ond lie-h. sores in the nose and ears, loss oi
hair, weak eyes, itching humors, ,V. Many persons
alter being relicvod ef all extern il appearances of
private disease, suppose themselves cured, hut alter
a few months Ibid they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, mid which
(hex And it impossible to relieve. To all who are af
lliet'ed in tins way. Hr. Young would particularly rec
ominend a trial of his skiff. 1 ho symptoms with which
you are troubled are caused by taints In the Mood,
which sooner or filer will destroy jour health and hap
piness. No person who has ever had an attack of any
private coni plat ill should not fail to consult Dr. \ oung
and take a lew hollies of his invaluable purifying
medicine, as they can rest assured that their Mood is
In n perfectly pure an 1 healthy c.mditien, and that
every trace of disease fs removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in sroin two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
DR. .1 (’. YOUNG.
Office, corner Montgomery and t'alifornia streets,
opposite YVeils, Fargo & Co.'s. Office hours from!*
A M., to 8 I*. M.
Marysnille, Juno 10th. 18. Vi.
DU. JC. YOUNG—Dkar Sir:—Fleas,, send me
some of the medicines yon prescribed in my
case. 1 have a friend hero who is troubled inexactly
the same wav that I was. lie has nightly emissions,
ringingucise in his head, weak hack, loss of memory,
and is generally debilitated ; he is discouraged mid
has not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you. 1 (old him how ! was. and that my friends
all said I was in consumption, and the doctors up here
gave me tip and advised me to g.. home to die, but
instead of going home I called upon >on. mid here I
am. ns well ns any of them, and likely lo live a long
time vet, witfl strenlh enough to work with the strong
est of them. Doctor. I will send every one la yon that
h»oks to me its though he needed a physician It shall
not he my fault if any one dies for want of nnslical
treatment. 1 will do all 1 can to keep the afflicted
away from those pe-ts of society, yclept professors
and high sounding titled men. who, if the facts were
known, are men who left their country for their coun
try’s good. Publis this letter, doctor, If ton wish,
aiid I hope some ef those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep had for one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVIDS*)N.
an I I
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
IN TE K X ATI OX ALIIOTE I.S ALOOX
J.U’KSON xSTRKKT,
Cctwccn Montgomery and KcarneY
SAN FRANCISCO-
Best Thrßrani* of Brandies , Wines and
Spar”, i.
MEDICAL,
DR. HEINIMANNS
Private Medical Office.
CORNER MOSTOOMKKV & JACASON STREETS
SAN' FRANCISCO.
Drt. m. lIKIINIMANN, corner of Kearney and
Pi, rifle streets. San Francisco, has for a number
ol years, In the military and other hospital* of Knimv.
devonsl hi* study principally to Iho treatment of Sc.
rn-t diseases, nml therefore possesses u thorough ex
lienence in tin* parttcualar branch Me is also |wr
fnot'y familiar with all the recently discovered ami
highly Important remedies nml means k-r the rare of
such disease*. It I* scarcely necessary To odd here
that in France where secret diseases are of more !r<*-
quent occurrence than swy where else, th.t physicians
of that country are more expert in their cure, ami are
constantly and successlnlly endeavoring to flml out
new remedies, more efficient and less dungejous than
those formerly used
Dr. Ileinimann is therefore, enabled to cure all
these diseases with perfect certainly, without using
mercury, in a very short time, and without suhjecling
his palienu to the risk of subsequent injuttous cotise
qitence*.
rhmnie flonorrhen, Ryermatorrhen. Flour Alhti\
f.'onerai Debility the result of misconduct, pollutions,
jain its the hack and sides. Erttplionsof all k lids,
prod need bv interior cutises, l.ossot Hair. Khetinial'
ism in the Joints, Nocurnnl sweats. Seminal and Frill
al weakness. Injuries received by mercurial treat
menk tae. toe. are cirrcft by Mr. Ileihimunn with the
aid of remedies known but to himself, to the perfect
satisfaction of Ms clients.
Recent diseases of the above named hind will he
promptly and radically removed Indore they can set
tle in ibe hotly and become chronic, by Mr. fktini
matin’s own purifying vegetable remedies.
Mr Ileinimann further possesses u sure remedy
ful.y tested, ami which can be relied upon, for the
cure of Intermittent Fever, Fhill and Fever. Fever
and Ague, also a means to remove, in a few days for
ever. a bud breath, without the least injury In Ihe
stomach. In the pdetmtil days numerous remedies
are offered everywhere for all imaginable diseases,
but in most of the case* the sufferers are so sadly dis
appointed that they look with justifiable mistrust on
all advertisements of this kind. Dr Ileinimann’s re'
medies need not be recommended by pufliing charla
tanism. for they recommend themselves by their el
feet*, as has been seen anil experienced by nometms
patients who, fortunately for themselves, have used
them. For the information and satisfaction of the
often deceived public, the statement will suffice that
Mr. Ileinimann has in his possesrion over Iwo hun
dred testimonials from patients citred by him. besides
many other reliable persons, which he is ready to ex
hibil when required, while common decency forbids
him to publish them in the newspapers.
persons applying lo Mr Heiniinuim shall not be
obliged to (tay in advance the lull price of the. cure,
as he is willing to submit his shill unit his remedies
first to be tested.
übe thing the Doctor invariably reg-mres from all
his patieots, that is a faithful and strict conformance
with all his directions ami preemptions, otherwise he
cannot ami will not warrant a cure.
Written consultations will be given without charge
and communications answered w hether containing a
fee or not. prompt)', punctually and with strict secre
cy. on applying, postage paid, in the English, French
or Merman languages, to
Mr. M. lIKIN I.M ANN,
Corner of Kearney ami Pacific streets,
San Francisco.
To show te the satisfaction of all that Mr lleini
maim is athorougly educated, practical and experi
enced physician and sutgtsm. tiie following from his
inmnTotis testimonials, are submitted to the public.
Natnes are suppressed, but the authors are al tiny
lime ready to proetuiui their (rath and authenticity
before the world.
M KK K N'Woon V A t.LK Y, Feb. 11. IS.'ff.
Dear Doctor:— I have known you since IHO and
you have given so mnny proofs of your talent* und
I experience. Unit you have entirely won confluence.
I Although yoiireMdo :it at a ({rent distance frOm me
! you know that I have several lime Rent you patients
! which other dncloin have given up as incuruhle, and
1 you have always received them and saved not only
j iheir limb* hut also their lives. I will oidy mention
‘hero the case of Mr. O , from Auburn, who is
Indebted to you for the preservation ot Ins right arm.
wtiich other doctors wanted to amputate, and that of
M r, t; . ofOolomn. who altliomth given up as
hopeless hy two doctors, was cured hy you in two
weeks time. As to what yon have done for my fami'
ly, surtice it to say. I w tli never lx- ahlo to repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines us a proof of
the high esteem I have of your talents ns a medical
man, and believe mo le lie your constant triend,
r u.
Proprietor ofthe Miner’s llolel.
To Dr. Ileinimann, San Francisco.
Greenwood, February 11th,
Having stydied medicine myself at the rDiversity of
Tavia, u Italy, I suppose I know enough to l>e he
; licve.l when 1 declare hereliy ti nt you are the best
physician I ever met with in < 'utifn-nia. This decla
ration is fciinded on what 1 have seen you do and
i heard from everybody when I resided at Mormon Is
land. i know of many persons to whom you have
saved life and limbs alter they had been completely
given up hy others, and who will at any time come
: forward and testily to the truth of Ihis, tin 1 to your
i science. Wishing yon for the future, this same suc
cess which bos attended you lints far. I remain truly
, yours, C. K,
To Dr. Melnimaun, Pan Francisco.
Coloma, Jauerry 1 Oth, 1856.
My Dear and Much Esteemed Doctor;—lt is with
much regret tlv.il I and all your oilier friends saw you
ipiit Mormon Island. tVe have lost In you a phyri
’ chin of great talent and experience, who we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough hy the
numerous who came to call on you from all [tarts of
the mines, and you are in the best remembrance of ail.
Myself, given up hy whom I considered our best phy.
i siciuus. prepared nifnelf It) die; by chance I came un
| der your treatment and you ha*> cunsl rno of a grave
i sickness in a short lime. You have proved yourself
a physician and you do honor to the name. G,
I’roprivtor Fredch Restaurant,
j To Dr. Ileinimann, San Francisco,
i Auburn, January 15th. 1”5<5,
Dear Doctor:—l always remember you with pleas
i ure, and « feeling of gratitude prompts rno to address
I you these lines. You know iu what a depioaahle state
i I was after coming out ef the hands of Dr. 1.., who
! wanted to amputate mi tight arm. in shed hy a fall
ing Irock. in order to save my life. Happily for me, I
I heard of you. und of the reputation which you had at
Mormon Island; so 1 asked for your advice before
parting with my arm. At the recommendation of
1 seme friends o^’yours in Greenwood, I went to stay
witli you. and in a few weeks my arm, Instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my life which I
consider I owe to yon. Dear Doctor, it I ever can tie
! of any advantage to you dispose of me, for it is en
tirely to yeur skill that I owe my present existence.
Receive, therefore, my siecero respect, and the assn
! ranee that I believe you to lie one of our most talent-
I ed and experienced physicians in lids country.
Yours truly, I C.
To Dr. Ileinimann, Pan Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, 1936.
The nhdersigned has known Dr, Ileinimann fir
many years, and can vouch fur his justly having
earned a reputation as a conscientious, prudent, ex
perienced and skilful I’hv-ician and Surgeon, and
would therefore roccmmend to all [ample to rely wi'h
most implicit confidence in Dr. Heinimaan’s skill and
science. L'. VV.
Thiol slreef, between .1 and K
“%rOTXCB— Employment can he had for a num
tier of expert workmen on wire, during the
present summer, in erecting a wire Bridge at Bidwcll
m this county. Enquire at this office, or of
JAMES A MURRAY. Mnrymnlle.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
oi Choice l.hpinrs. always on tsmd. at
wholesale or retail, at the Are proof Store
of JOSEI'II GLUCK ACF, in Bidwell.
IGHEPT PRICE paid for County Scrip, a! the
" ft. Store of JOSEPH GLUCKAUF. Bidwell.
MEDICAI
DR- L. J. CZAPKAY S
nn.l, J. CZAPKAY, LATE IN THE lII’NRA
ri»n Revolutionary War. Chief phy>iei»n to
the -joih regiment ol Honved*, Chief Sunn«>n in the
Military Hospital of Pcsih, Hungary. ami lute Lectn*
n r on Diseases of Frinary organs and diseases i f
women and children.
Tn THi arn.K'TKP. — Or I. J Czapkay has opened
his institute fur llir cure nf all form* nf private dis
ea,*«*«. such a* syphilis, gonorrhea. nocturnal ends
aiiiiin. anil alt I hi* rona*nni*nci , i nf self-abuse. In Ihe
(!r«t stage* nf gonorrheal diseases he guarantees a cure
In a few days, without inconvenience U> Ihe patient,
it hindrance tn Ilia business \A lien a patient, liy
neglect, nr impmper treatment, ha* di*velo|ied the
secondary symptom* of syhilis. such a* hnliocs, it
painful swellings nu tin*groin*. nr nicer* in the lhrn.it
and ini***, which, if no! checked. destroy the wifi
parts and cause the hnnes in ninrlity, separate and
enme away, leaving the snfTerer an object hideous In
liehnld; nr when splotches and p tuple* break nnt
niHin the *kin. nr when he has painful swellings ii|mih
tin* hnnes. nr when his cnnslittitlnn i* injured so ns in
predispose In consumption nr other cnnsiitutintia
(jjaense, the DocUu guarantees a cure nr inks tin cum.
pensiilinn. In Uhenmallsni, chronic nr acme: in
Dysentery, it Diarrhiea. hi* ha* sale and effectual re
medies. I'nr Ihe trealmenl nf the cons qiiences of
self-ahiise, such ak nocturnal enii**inns, nervmi*nes*i
timidity, headache, pains In Ihe hack and limits, will)
general weakness, loss nf appetite, h ** of mi*tenry.
injury tn the sight, restlessness. confusion of ideas,
dislike for society. and feeling-of weariness (if life;
with Ihe nervous system so exciteuhle llint slight
nnisi's shock nr startle the patient making his exist
ence miserable. For the tihove maladies the Doctor
w ill guarantee a cure or ask no compensation. ID*
can he consulted! ree nf charge, and invites all In
call, as it will cost them nothing, and may lie much
In their ailviw-tage.
Mr. 1,. J I’zapkay is daily receiving arvlicfttions
from every part nf this Stale and from Oregon and
Washington 'territories, for treatment of every form
nf disease, and there is not one w ho w ill come lor*
ward and express dissatisfaction; on Ihe contrary, the
Hr. i« in daily receipt if letters, expressive of grati
tude and thankfulness, some of which art* published
below by permission.
Mxuvsvit.i.it, dune 5, 1855.
Dr 1.. J. Czapkay, Pan Francisco Sir. 1 have
used the last of your mi*dicine. and do not think I
shall need ant more, as I feel very well, except that I
have not entirely cot my strength yet. but soon w ill
with the appetite I have. It i* just three weeks, ym
may recollect, since I culled at > our inslinile, with
niv conslilulion a* I thought, entirely hrok**ii, and
never thought yon would he able t > cure me perfect
ly. but thought yon might he utile to do something to
ease the pain in my back and head and strengthen mo
limbs, which were so weak ilint they would almost
give way under me when i walk-d. and to strengthen
my nerves so that I would not get excited and trem
ble at every little thing Now that you know what
I exacted, 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 anil
the ulcers from my throat; snd the entire stoppage of
those emissions which you said were principally Ihe
cause of my sickness. I can hardly tell you which is
the greatest, my joy or my surprise, for except not
having fully got my strength, I feel as well as any
man can feel. Enclosed I send yon twenty dollars
over your charge, and think myself cheaply cured
If you think anybody will be belied I led. you may pul
this letlor in Ihe newspapers Tuns lUvutv.
i’o rii. an a. Oregon, May Id, I Midi.
Dr. Czapkay—DearSir: —Your medicine has hewn
taken according to directions I feel aln lie weak
yet* in every other way I urn almost entirely recover
ed, and think in a short lime I shall l*o a* well as ev
ar. Everybody that knows me i* wondering what
made such u change, for some friends thought I had
consumption, and others that I was going cruay.—
Well, I don’ know but they were bulb right, us I fell
a good deal liolh ways, and thought if I didn't die
soon I 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 101 l me, and so
lias the dizziness, timidity, anil the wish always lo h*
alone: I am not afraid to go in compa y now, an
am not so easily sacred as I used to he, when any lr II
thing would set mo trembling. I have ma nat wo i.
this week, which is the Hr*! I have done for si
months, mid the thought ol it d m’l discourage in
like it used to. Indeed. I feel lik another mail, and i
is all owing lo your medicine mid advice. Von may
publish this if you want 10.
Yours ike, Joseph Hath.
Sacramexto, May 15, 1855.
Dear Pir—Such is the thankfulness 1 feel for the
•esiTvalton of my health of both body ai d mind,
id 1 believe of my life, that I hope I will imi lie con
b red intrusive in tendering my lliankliil ucknow l
Igmenls for restoring me to health, and making m
e a boon worth preserving, when it had In come a
iritien too great for me to hear. Victim a* 1 was t
ce that had undermined my constitution and d lei
nil a train of nervous symptoms, such as nervou
•hilily. headache, distressing timidity, sell diMrn-t
zziness. love of solitude, loss of memory and wan
■ resolution, besides a loss ol strength and energy,
hieh made my waking moments wretched atd my
•ep tinrefreshing and was fast bringing me to the
ave, hut, thanks to your skill, 1 am restored In health
gur'and energy. Hoping to guide others win re they
„ v find relief, yon hare ray permission to make Ibis
I.xoNARn Waite.
To Dr. L. *l. Czapkay, Pan Francisco.
£-ar Spermatorrhea, or local weakness, nervous de
lily spirits, lassitude, weakness ol the limbs
id’back, indisposition and incapability lor labor and
ndv. dullness of apprehension, loss oI memory, aver
oil'll, society, love of Solitude, timidity, self-distrust,
ziiness, headache. Involuntary discharges pains in
e i.id,*, affections of it yes. pimples on tin* face,
xual and other infirmities in man, nrc cured with*
i) |.||| by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon
.1 t'xapkay. ills method of curing disease* is new.
in know n to other*,) and hence the great success. All
iiisultations, by lelter or otnerwise free. Address.
, ,| Czapkay, M H* Pan Francisco, California
T(I THE LADIES OK CALIFORNIA.
Dr I. -I Czapkav. late in the Hungarian Revolu
tionary War. Chief Physician to the Joili Regiment of
Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
p ( -th, Hungary, and late Lecturer on diseases of nri
narv organs and diseases of women and children, in
vites the attention of tin* sick and afflicted females,
laboring under any of the various form* of diseases oi
Itn* brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, blood,
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar lo their sex. The
Doctor is effecting more cures than any other Physi
cian in the Stale of California. I-et no false delicacy
prevent you, but apply immediately, and save your
selves from painful sufferings ami pietnalure dealh
All married ladies whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances do not allow lo h ive an Increase in t ln ir
families, should call at Hr. 1,. J. Czapkay'* Medical In
titule, Armory Hall, corner Pacr onenlo an 1 Mont
gomery streets, and they will receive every possible
relief and help. The Doctors offices are so arranged
(hut he can he consult 'd without Ihe tear of mob-la
lion. If desired. Hr. C. will visit the ladies at their
restiienses. All consultations by letter or otherwise
free. Address to Hr L, J. Czapkay, Medical Institute,
Armory Hall, corner Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, P. F.
SYiMULIS AND GONOUIUKEA —Dr.L.
J. Czapkay would a*k especial attention to syphilitic
and gonorrho* il diseases. In the fir*l stages ol either
~f these complaints ho guarantees a perb el and effec
mtd cure in a lew days, without hindrance to Inisim-ss
nr Hi.) slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of treating ihem combines ail Hie lah*sl iioprovement-s
bv the medical faculty, with discoveries mule by hirn
self. more effective than anything yet known, which
secure* the patient from the possibility of secondary
symptoms an t removes the disease in the shortest p >»•
sibletiine S'ssmdary syphilis which apjiears in con
seiincm 1 the absorption of the poison int*> the sys
tem. and produces Bulhs**, I'let-rations in the tlir *at
and nose, wh eh destroy the soft parts, and cause 'he
I tones to modify, separate and come aw .y disfiguring
the patient horribly Nadirs or painfrtfewtaiiaga ou
the boto*s, splotches upon the skin, cu es of which the
D.euors see daily in hi* office an*l which are tin* r -u t
nf improper treatment Ai«o. ule-r*. sores and pirn—
I>|e*. and injure** lo iheconstitution, which, afler a
long period of suffering neMroy lift*. It will also Is* r»-
rnembered that these disorders art* hereditary, passing
MEDICAL.
from parent l<> child, and entailing tt|»m the offspring
n ruined constitution Korlhe cure of nil these form*
of dtseaae. the Doctors guaranties ii run’ or ask« no
compensation Tho I Motor can be consulted by let
ter or otherwise free of charge. and invin * till w ho n ro
•Dtirti'il to mil upon him. where ho will ffi\•• them
• uch satisfaction hi* iho\ can ohlal ' no \vh» h* 1 !--■ —.
Ilm nmmi are No. I and - Armory 11 till. corn, rof Sac
r unout.iami Montgomery streets. c an Francisco
Till- r.KKATKST MSCOVI’ItV OF TIM:
AfJK !—flreat Itlos-iiig to Mankind' Innooi n' Int I’o
tonl!—I»r. I. J. Czapkfh s I’rophv a lionm. -h-lf Di»-
infecting A iron l , t h «ttro prirvonia |ve igain*t gun r
rhw'iH imd syphilitic diseases ami tin unsurpassed rom*
mh for all iho Vonorinl. scrofulous gangreiioiis amt
cancerous ulcers fti’lid dischargi a frnm Iho vagina,
uterus nml urethra. ami till cutaneous erup''ousan I
diif.vf*, For «nlo nl hr 1.. J. Czipkav’s ofltoo. Ar.
morv Hull, corner of Sacramento and Mongomery
sins I*. Stin Kraneiseo. A* innori lilon is a pr. ten
tative against small pox, mi i« Dr. I. .1, t'zajkav's
Prop'-ilnciiriim a preventative again- svphilitn.al an.|
gonorrheal diseases. flarmless in il-. If, it po.-e—.-m
Iho power of eheina tillv destroy tint hi - syphilitic vl
- and tlar. hy an vine l hi utsands of inline debauch.
eon from heme infeele.l hv Iho mm! loath-ome of nil
diseases. hot no young limn who appreciates heal Ii
In* without hr. I'zspkay's I’rophilacticum. Il I* Hi
very con v "1110111 puck ages and will ho found ronvom*
onl’to line, being mod its a soap. That disease o n l o
prevented hv tho mo of pro|»er agents, is as w ell ett
established fuel a* (lint they can he cured nflor their
establishment. Tho principle which i« now univer
sally recogn'/ed. »: s received oven before the days of
Jonnor. Iho discover r of tho vm cmation in IT!X'>. and
its innlliplind hcnulls ever alnro hare rereived, as
they deserved. the tiltention of tho medical fnntltv.
It wan in pursuit of thin hnitrol. ot the niedioal sei
enre that hr. 1,. ,I. l'rapkay fortunately made the dt«-
covory of hi* Prophlitictioiim, which, for the preven
tion of nypliilitio. gonorrheal. cancerous and rulanieut»
disoreder. annuls unrivalled hy any nielli in the I’ha
tnacopoca. The effect of this titfeni after coition is
itninediate and removes the possibility of a contrac
tion of disease If, however, thedisease has been con
traded, it is useful in neutralizing the unisonous seen—
lions, which, by ahsorption. prisho-e the horrid come
(ptense* known as secondary syphilis ft has been
administered hy the ftodor i•* many thonsatel cn-es.
and ho has rot |o find the first in which it has failed
lo subserve the purpose for which it was administer
ed. Price, |S, Pull directions are attached loeacti
package. In cases where I’rophilaelimm t- u-ed as it
curntivo, hr, I. J. (Vnpkay will furnish gratis a pro
scription for his Klood Furitk r.
All communications from the country, addressed
ly lo Dr I. J. ( z.apkay.San Francisco will ho strictly
anil confidentially a*tended 10. and the remedies
with the greatest care and secrecy, ImmedintoK dis
patch! d, hy Express or other conveyance lo their des
tination.
.l 1,. ('ZAPKtr— The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice, is one of th.i
few modern physicians whoso applicate n to his pro
fession and devotion to tho nfHvclod, render him uliko
an ornament to t' o one and a benefit lo tho other A
Hungarian hv birth, ho .ought with Kessilth to plan
his country among the nations of the earth, beyond
Iho oppressor’s rule, (lull her sens might rejoice in
iho practice of ihose prooopts which are alike one
glory and our pride. In his efforts so to do. ho him
reaped the reward of ineffectual resistance lo oppres
sion. and “a homo and a country know him no more.'*
—Apart, however, front his claims upon oor consider
ation as a patriot, the b-sfinmniids of character nml
capacity which ne brings entitle him to public coot s
deuce, to the exclusion of those who possess neither
| iho one or the other As a gentleman his character
is untarnished : as a physician, his skill unsurpassed •
and to those whoso imprudence has loft upon them
the taints of disease, wo can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.'s office
is No. 3 and 4 Armors Hall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets. San Franc sco.
YE THAT STWFWR ’’nn |{r\p a
-fc.
DR. PAREIRA'S
GUAT ITALIAN KKMEDY,
For the certain and speedy cure of dis
eases of a private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
jurious ell ket to the system or any
change ot diet. It has never tailed*
it cannot fail to cure.
'BUMS Invaluable Specific. flrrt Introduce*! into-
JL Pisa whim- lllly years riM. noon Ucnme so we||
known its it ‘cerium cure,' that in every town and city
notomy on the t'wntinent, lint in Creat Britain, the
demand for it wussogreut, ila merits so astounding,
that in less Ilian one your innn its introduction it had
mi|(planted nil other remedies. The Mednnil Faculty
of itie principal cities of Kurope were compelled tc
acknowledge its wonderlill mastery over flweioe. Prir
prietors of other medicine, jealous of its sway. tuinly
undelivered to stay its onward progress lake grass
iteforo the mower, their elf iris tell to (lie around and
like fire on the prairies, sweeping alt before it, its on.
ward march became irininnhiint. It stood forth upon
its own merits ; it discerning pnplic »aw, tried and
were convinced of its mimical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired liy I»r. I’areiru from the sale of it
during the six years he prepared it.alone h< re witness
to its miraculous merits. At the decease of the Doct.
the pecipe was bequeathed to his son. who has lately
Introduced the remedy into the (..Tilted Stmev. Tho
number of cures it has already made are astonishing.
Thousands and tens of iliousands can hear testimony
to its efficacy.
All who use it. It will cure with a safety.speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Resort to no Quack Nostrums, F-« a rerataly that
has been tried for the past lit ly years and was never
known to fail.
This Ureal Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Beware of Counterfeits. The extensive sale of This
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
or persons, to palm off upon the unsuspecting a spu
rious compound, closely resembling the original, Re
particular to buy none without the wripen signature
of A I’areira. M. It. on Hie outside wrapper of each
liottle. Alt olhers are counterfeit, and their com
pounders will be punished with the utmorst rij«er of
the law.
prl -e, Three dollars per (Kittle for sale by D. Bab
cock. sole Agent for California, Oregon an i vhi-Hiind
wich Islands, to whom all order- must be addressed.
A liberal disc -unt made to wholesale dealers
0. It VBCOCK.,
Wholesale Druggist, 77 Davis street,
Han Francisco,
List of Agent* through ut th- State. Rica Offiin > .
Co. Druggist. Marysville: R. K- H irk weailvr. < i.v
Drugstore Hloekion ; W. 11. Bruner, Sonora: Pen]
Hh irtieff. Shasta; child ft Worsheo. Plac-rville
Justin l>aU*s, Jr. Sucrmento t.'ity; D. K. VV. I arr,
Downieville ; Dr. John 1-ark. Nevada ; Ur. W. 11.
* ettlief, V retcii. Dr. I li. Wms'.ou, l.«sv \ug'Te«;
Tie an is iVtial'-v. Hin Dtcgu; iieo 1,. M--cy. I'orila *
O.T,
■jam ■■ nw- crT.ja-amsittW-iiia.wiiwrjtaif.
n* BANKS —Evsjy deicrpitton of 'Sn t.c *’s 11 iank*
IJ foa sale atbi'-jlKce.