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Miscellany.
A New Kcad to the Humboldt. —The
"Marysville F.xprrt .« states that Wtn Gamble,
with .Fob T. Taylor, of Indian Valley, hud
I'ointcd cut a road from Marysville to the
Sink of the Humboldt —a distance not ex
ceeding two hundred and seventy-five miles
—which could he made passable for wagons
at a cost not to exceed §5,000. The descrip
tion of the route is as follows;
From this city we pass «p Ik* leather
river to Hamilton, in Butte -county, up the
lelt had side of Feather river, leaving the
west branth of Feather river to your right,
and taking the course between the we*t
branch of Feather mcr and llutte creek,
until you strike near the head waters of
Butte creek, which is the highest ground
betwcen>*his and Honey Lake. From thence,
on u straight course, through Humbug Val
ley to Butte creek, which cross, taking a
straight course through a level country to
the north fork of Feather river at Lawson's
Meadows. From this point follow Lawson’s
«,Id trail northeast about five miles; then
leave Lawson's trail at the left and follow up
the northeast branch of the North Fork to a
rich and beautiful valley, until you strike
s*usnn river, which you follow down, getting
-into Noble's ro ,d about four miles from Ho
ney Lake Valley, which is followed about 70
miles, whe’c it strikes Granite creek. From
•Granite creek you take the old Lawson road,
keeping it until you strike the Humboldt,
The whole road bears nearly in a northeast
direction, and does not vary more than five
■or six miles from a straight course. The
worst hill on the route has been improved
by Butte county, for the small sum of §;100,
w’hick enab'es a team of four yoke of cattle
to haul 4,000 pounds, and 1.000 pounds more
has been hauled over the road. For the
•entire distance there is good crass and wa
ter, tlio greatest distance intervening be
tween water being eighteen miles..
A Girl Murheukd hv her Lover — A
s nosl horrible and cold-blooded murder was
committed recently in McKean township,
about nineteen miles from Erie, N. V. The
■victim was a young girl; named Calista Cor
nelia Allen, aged about sixteen. The mur
slerer was a man of about thirty-five—Wal
ter Hayt—who lived in the same neighbor
hood. llayt. had for some time entertained
:i pvssion for Miss Allen, and had made prop
ositions oi marriage to her; and alleges that
she hail promised to marry him: that they
had several times agreed upon a day for the
consumatiou of their union, but that she bad
in each case postponed it til! another; ami
that the very day on which he committed
the horrible deed hid been appointed, by
previous arrangement, as their wedding day.
On the other hand, her family slate that
she had never been engaged to him, and had
no intention of marrying him, hut had al
ways considered and treated his attentions
as agiersecution. There is little doubt that
this is the fact; and both his age and un
seemly appearance seem to confirm it Hayt
thad premeditated the deed for several days,
and debated with himself for some time,
whether to kill the girl or himself, but final
ly settled down on her destruction, provided
.•-he again refused.
lie provided himself with a Colt’s revolver
mid went to Mr. Allen's house. He found
the youthful and innocent object of his pass
ion alone, though her mother was in the
house, and prjsscd his pioposition of mar
riage. Bhe again refused, and told him that
she would not marry him, nor did she wish
any further attentions from him. She was
sitting in a chair, and he instantly drew his
revolver and shot her through the head,—
}>!ic fell upon the floor, hut there appearing
to bo still signs of life, be raised her up and
laying her on asofa.sti >t her a second time
through the head. Her mother appeared \
at the door and rassed theory of murder.— !
The wretch turned upon her, and as she ran
tired at her twice, but neither of the shots
took effect He then attempted to escape ;
but, on seeing persons following hini.he stop
ped and gave himself up. He seems indiff
erent concerning the crime.
He i> a tall, l ink, green, silly looking fel
low; owns a farm and is well to do in the
world. He expects to be hung. —Erie Con
stitution.
Bt DWELT, ADVERTISEMENTS
BIDWELL BOOKSTORE.
HI' undersigned would reaped fully inform lln
I. eiti/.ens of Bidwell a«i,l vicinity, that he his
i-pened a
book and stationery store.
mid will kwp constantly on bund mi assor meat ol
Hooks, Stationery and Fancy Articles, of the finest
ml best (pialiiy.und will be in Ihr recelp* <>r the
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
soon ux issued
Bibles, ftfhnol Hon'd, Spiritual, Masonic
and Religions MW/.*, Wank' Rooks,
(in ttlls ursingle) ,\’ncehs.
Knvelopen, Paper
of nil kinds
PORTK-M(K\'lli:s,
GOLD FE.VS, ,l.\ f
ROUKItS Sf irOSTK.VHOLStS
FINKS r CUTLKU V.
Which will be sudd at the lowest rates. Latest At
lantic Papers received hv every steamer. for sole
U KBKFF.It. Next door to .National Hotel.
UE33&. LARCOMBS.
Xew Brick Fiuf. I'hoof Store in Bid
well.
fBN HE Subscriber* would announce to their friends
1 and patrons that th“>r Brick Tire Proof Store
on the old corner, is tide 1 with a general assoslment
ol Groceries, Provisions. Fruit*, Lnpiors, Mining
Tools, Ate &C > the best and cheapest ever offered ie
tMWii One of our firm is constantly employed in
San Francisco in the purchase of go sis: and as we
purchase lor cash alone, believe that we etui sell good*
cheaper than anv dealers in this market. Persons
dem runs to purchase anything in our line, would do
well to give us avail, as we are enabled to supply
them on as favoraolo terms as the Marysville trade.
£ Hi dwell, July ISS«. HESS * LAROOMB.
MEDICAL.
DR. .1 C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, ETC.
TBTHEHE Is no malady of deeper'importance either
3 in it medical or moral light mf view. to which
the hnmiiii family i« more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
Xs a medical man it i« the dilly-af every physician
to look at(l l sense as it effects henltl. ami life, amt his
sole object should be to militate. ns far ns lie. ia h,s
power, lie* Ixslily suffering. Human nature at lust n
but fy-dl. all are liable to misfortune.
of nil die ills that affect man none are more terrible
than those of a private nature. —dreadful as it is ni
the jH’r«on who contracts it. I rut ht Ini a. are its ravag
es upon his cons*.irwtimi. ending tV-apii-nlly in dt-sfric'
ion and a loathsome grave, it becomes of still greater
Importance when it is transmitled to inncornt off
spring. Snrli la-tug the eeae how necessary it lie
comes that every one haring the least reason to fear
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
to it at oneo by consulting some physician, whose
respectalhilily and education enables him to warrant
a sab., speedy, and permeneiit cure. In accordance
with this necessity, DR YiH’NtJ feelscalhMl U|hiii lo
Slate that, by long study mid extensive praetiee.be
lias beham* perfect nvst-'er of uK those diseases which
come under the denoiniiml ion of venereal, and havs
mg paid morn altemnm to (bat one lirnneli than any
oilier physician in the I'niled .■slates, he feels himself
lettertjualfllrd kiTreat them.
Si philis in all its forms, such ns ulcers, swelling in
Hie groans, ulcer in llm Ihrout, secondary syphilis, cu
la neons eruptions, ulcerations, tertuary syphilis. sy
philis in children, mercureal sy phililic affections, gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false pas-ages. Inllainalioii of
(lie bladder and protrateglands, excoiialions, tumors,
pustules.,vie.. are as familiar loliiiu as tlie most com
mon ihiugs of daily ohservalion.
The lioctor effects a cure in recent cases in a few
days, and llnds no <1 iMindly in curing (hose of long
duration, without submitting l lie patient to sin li treat
ment as w ill draw u(am him the alighlesi suspicion
or oblige him to neglect Ids business whether within
oors or without. The diet need not be changed, ex
cept in cases of severe inllainalioii. There are in i 'all
fornia patients ininotiniing to over two thousand in
the past yean that could furnish proof of lilts Veil
these are matters thnt rc-ifuife ltd nicest eecresy which
lie always preserves
All tellers enclosing Sill, will he promptly attended
to. tiftlee hours from !• A. M to Hi’ \l. Address .1.
YoIINH, M. <>. Express RavldKigs, eoruer of
Montgomery and Californian streets, o\er Wells Pur
go S: Co.'s Express Department.
A CARD—FROM Hit. Vi H'XtJ'S PRIVATE
MKItICAI. (tffl'e—To the alllicted—ln this
age of progress, whim science is develop ng itself in
suenh a manner as tnnppe ir almost miraculous, every
tiling in common place is looked upon as not worth
notice. In view of this fact. I»r. Voting, corner of
Montgomery anil t'xlifnrnia streets, has concluded to
leave die hr all'll flHi"k hitherto (lUrsiled hy most sci
entitle physicians, (that of waiting tor the public to
fmil you o it alone,) and publish to the world, as
iiiiici as may he, his know ledge of the healing arl,
to lei thosesvko lie ill need of iissisllllll'e khovv w here
they ehi Hind relief w ithout tear of being imposed
upon
In coiiliiifiatioii of this subject, lir. Voting would
say, that of the past leu years he has pursued the
prac.liue of medicine in one of the largest cities In lie-
L'idled Slates, w ith the highest success, and that his
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
at one time been lecturer at the Eniversity of Penn
sylvania on venereal diseases, 4tc.
Cl,on all of these eonideralioiis. Dr. Young has con
lidence in inlroiluciiig himself to the puhitc, know ing
that they w ill sustain vv. II earned merit.
The following are a few of the unity testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the last
few years:
| From the flostou Medical Journal ]
Although we am opposed lolhr system of advertis
ing, for good and sufficient reasons, still we deem it
Inn justice to say that Dr. Young is use of the most
oidns'rioiis and indefatigable votaries of the medical
s deuce in the I’niled Slaters.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally iinjuuinled with Dr.
Young, and lias seen much of his practice, and cun
bear lesliiiioney to bis merit! as a practitioner.
From the Now York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
possess*-d by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases. make Ins services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted w ith private complaints should consult
Dr Young, whose education Is not Mir passed by any
physician in the country. In his skill, honor and in
leg rtty all may rely with gaiety, while most of the
practitioners In this city are without honesty or res
pectability. their pretentious being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
I tfflce eornor of Montgomery and California streets,
op stairs, opposite the banking house of \\ ells i-argo
vCo Open from 9 A, M. to 8 P. M, Sunday in
cluded.
PRIVATE Medical < • m i —Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are illsadpoinled ol a
cure hy not calling on Dr. Young at first He will
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure miv case that may
e- me under his care, tic matter how long -landing or
afflicting. such as ulcers, tumors, nodes, hunches,
pimples on the fac- and body, pains in the hones and
ioins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores
wasting of the hones, emaciation, toss of appetite,
strength mid flesh, sores in Hie nose mid ears, loss in
hair, wuak eyes, itching humors, ,V Many (tersens
after being relieved ef all extern il appearances ol
private disease, suppose themselves cured, hut after
a few months tin I they are troubled with various
symptoms w hich they never had hefuee. and which
I hey Hint it im|H>ssihie to relieve, fo all who are af
flicted in this way. Dr Young would pirticularly rec
ommend atrial of ids skill. The sy mpbiuis with which
you are troubled are caused by taints in the hlissl.
which sooner or later will destroy your health ami hap
piness, N< person wlm has evi r had an attack "f auv
private complaint should not fail tocmisult Hr. Young
ami lake a few hollies ul ins invaluable purifying
medicine, us they can rest as-tired di it iheir Mood is
In a perfectly pure and healthy eonditien, and that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in aroni two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
HR. J YOI.’NO.
Office, corner Montgomery and I'ulifornia street*,
epposite Weils, Fargo ,V Co.'s. • 'fflee hours from D
A M.. to BP. M.
Marysuille, June loth. 18W
Dll. J (’. Yol'NH—Da.va Sir: —Please send me
some of the medicines you preserda-d in my
case. I have a friend here who is troubled inexactly
tbe same way that I was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing arise in Ins head, weak back, loss of memory
and Is generally debilitated ; be is discouraged and
has mu confldeiice enough to enable him to call and
see you. I told him how I was and that my frieud
aii sai i I was ni consumption. .ui-. tiieu a lor- U|> hi n
gave me up and advised me to go home to die, but
instead of going home I cal list upon you. and here I
am. ns well as any of them, and likely m live a long
time vet, vviiff strenth enough lo work with the strong
e-1 of them. Doc tor. I will si-n-1 every one to you th n
liMiks lo me ns though he ueeib-d a physician II shall
not be my fault if any one dienforwmitofmislic.il
treat menu I will do all I can to keep the afflicted
away from those- pe-ts of society, yelept professors
and high sounding tilhsl men. who, if the facts were
known, are men who left iheir country for their coun
try’s good. I’ubhs litis leiter. doctor, if you wish,
and I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
sec It and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours OEO. DAVIDSON.
-- -.- . --iar—ri vaasw »■ sar'sr--
EDWARD M. BURROWS.
JACKSON STREET,
Between Montgomery and KcarncV
SAN FRANCISCO
IBetI Theßrand* of Brandies, Wines and
Seg-iu
MEDICAL.
DR. HEINIMANNS
Private Medical Office.
CORNKH MMNTOOMKRY 4. JACABON STREETS
SAX FRANCISCO.
M. IIKMMM ANN, corner of Kearney and
I*i»r j tic sweet*. San Francisco. Ini'* lor a number
ofyenrs, in tin- military unii other hospitals of France,
devoted in. study principally lo the treatment of He.
er.-t diseases. mill ihi-rpfuri* piwiwn‘llll ttiormiith ex*
|w-rience in this particunlar branch. Mo is also per
fectly familiar with all tiio recently discovered 11ml
highly imp'/lant remedies and moan* for llio ouro of
null diseases. It is scarcely necessary lo add here
that in France whom secret diseases are of more fre
(piont occurrence limn any w here else. th.i pin -u lan*
of that country aro n»oro export in lh<*ir cur**, aisft ary*
constantly amt Kiiccesafully endeavoring to tind out
now remedies. mom efficient ami less dangejons than
those forniorly natal
Mr. 11 >■ 1111111 it 1.11 is therefore, enabled to cmv- all
these diseases with perfect curtail*)- without using
mercury, in a very rhorl time, and tv tthout subjecting
his patients lo tin* risk of injurious conse
t| irences.
t bronic Gonorrhea, Ryennatorrhen, Clour Alhns,
General Debility the re*B*i-nf iniscondiicl. poll,Un,ns,
,|ain in tile back aetd sides Ernptionsof all kinds,
produced In interior causes, l.ossol Hair. Rlo-umit'
ism in the joints, N«a*tirnalsweats. Seminal and tfin
al weak ness, Injuries received h\ niercnrial trent
inenl. Ac «tv*. are enro l hy Mi*. Iloihimann with live
aid of remedies know 11 lint to himsoll, lo the |M*rlecl
salisfaettcn of his clients.
Keceist diseases of tin* above named kind will he
proinjiliy and radically remmed before tin*) cm sti
lls in tin* oody and l**cttise chronic, hy Mr. Ileini
iiiiiih'sowh purify ing vegetable remedies.
In Heim is.'inn further |s*sse**es a sure reiinsly
fnl.y tested, and which can In* n hed vi|miii. lor the
cure of Intermittent fever, thill and lever, fever
and A one. also a means lo remove, in a few days for
ever. a had breath, will) nit the least Injury lo Hie
stomach. In the pdesent days nune roils remedies
are offered everywhere lor all imaginable diseases,
Imt in mo-t oft he cases the Sitf Tors are wisacMy dis
appointed that they look with justifiable mistrust on
all advert is.interns of tlivs kind. Dr. [leinimann s i-i—
-medies need not he recommended hy pnffiing cliarlu-
Iniiisi.i. for they recommend themselves hy I heir el
fecls. as Inis been seen and experienced by niimeons
piltient' who, fortunately for themselves, have 11-eil
them, lor (he information and sa list net ion o( the
often deceived public, the statement will suffice llial
Mr. Ileiniinanii has in Ins possesrion over two hun
dred lesiiinoniids from jiatfents cured iiy him. tiesidi-s
many other reliable persons, which he is ready to ej,
liibit when reipiired, w hile common decency lorhids
him to publish them in tin* newspapers.
I’ersons applyinif to Dr lleiniiininu shall not he
obliged lo pay in advance the lull prhx* of Hie cure,
ns he is willing lo submit his shitl and his remedies
lirst to lie testa d.
Ohe thing the Doctor Invariably requires from all
Ids patients, llial is a faithful and strict conformance
willi all his directions and preemptions, otherwise lie
cannot and w id not wiutuml a cure.
Written consultations w ill lie given without charge
and eoniniuidcalioiis answered whether containing a
fee or not prom ply. punctually and willi strict secre
cy, on apply nnt, |io*lnge paid, in the English, french
or German l.imguages, hi
Dr. M.! lidN I .M ANN,
Oirner of Kearney ami Ibicitlc streets,
Han Francisco.
To show te (ha satisfacliim of all that Mr. Ileini
inann is athonmgly educated, practical mid experi
enced physician and smgeon. the following from Ids
nmueruus testimonials, are submitted to the public
Names are suppressed, bin the authors are at any
lime ready r« proclaim their truth and authenticity
before Hie world.
Gukknvvood Vali.kv, Fell.ll, IS.'ili.
Dour Doctor:— 1 have known you since 1-JO and
you have given so many prmvfs of your talents and
experience, that you have entirely won confidence.
Although yon reside id at it great distance frtnn me
you know llial 1 have several lime sent you patients
which other Uociims have given up as incurable, and
you have always received them and saved not only
their limbs imt also their lives. I will only mention
here llie case of Mr. 0 , from Auburn, who is
indebted to yon lor tin* (ireservalioii ol Ids right arm.
which other doctors wanted to iiinpulnte, and llial of
vp, 0 .ofGoloma. who although given upas
hopeless by two doctors was cured by you in two
weeks time As lo what yon have done for my lands
ly, siillice it to say, I will never lie nhlo to repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines as a proof of
the high esteem I have of your talents as a medical
man. and believe in® te he your constant friend.
F tl.
Proprietor of the Miner's Hold,
To Dr. Ileiniinanii, Han Francisco
Greenwood, February lltli, IPafi.
Having stydied medicine myself at the Fidversity of
Tuvin, n Italy, I suppose I know enough lo tie he
lieved when I declare hereby Unit you are the best
physician I ever met wit h in Mali lorn in. This decla
ration is fciinded on what 1 have seen you do and
heard from everybody when I resid'd al Mormon Is
land. I know of many persons to whom you Imvg
saved life and limbs after they bad been completely
given up tiy others, and who will at any lime come
forward ami testily to the truth ol lids, and to your
science. Wishing yon for the future, the stone sue
cess which lias attended you thus far. I remain truly
yours, kJ. K.
To Mr. lletnimann, Pan Francisco.
Column, Janrrry 10th, ISSO.
My Dear and Much Kateeined Doctor;— U i* with
much regret tint I I and all your other friends saw y ou
<lllll Mormon Island. We have, lost in you a physi
cian of great talent and experience, who we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enon.di by the
numerous who came to call on yon from all pans of
Hu* mines.mid you are in the best remembranceol'all.
.My sell, given up by whom 1 considered our best phy
sicians. prepared niysell to diet by chance I came tin
d.-r your treatment and you ha-e cured me of a grave
sickness in a short time. You have proved yourself
a physician mid you do honor to Ihe name.,
Proprietor Fredch Restaurant.
To Dr. Ileinimaini, Han Francisco.
Auburn, January 1-th. |s."»(i.
Dear Doctor: —I always remetniier yon w illi pleas
lire, and a feeling of gratitude prompts me to address
you these lines. You know in whala deplmiable state
jyy as after coining out ef the hands ol Mr 1,., who
wanted to amputate im right arm. 111 shed by a fall
ing I rock in order to save my life. Happily for rue, I
h. aril of you. and of Hie repuhit which you bad al
Mormon Island: so I asked for your advice before
parting with my arm. At the recommendation of
me friends o' yours in Greenwood. I went to slay
w ith you. and in a low weeks my arm, instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my life which I
consider 1 owe lo you. Dear Doctor, it 1 over can lie
of any advantage to vou dispose of me. for it is eu
-1 indy to yeur skiil that I owe my present existence
Receive, therefore, my siccere respect, and the ns-.ii
ranee Hint I believe you to is* one of our most Uiieiil*
ed and experienced physicians in this country.
Yours truly, J C.
To Dr. Ileiiiimunn, Han Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, IH.jti,
The nhdersigned has known Mr lleinitnann f>r
many years, and can vouch (or his justly h iving
earned a reputation as a conscientious, prudent, ex
perienced and skilful Physician and Surgeon, and
would therefore roccmmend lo it'l people to rely with
most implici, confidence in Dr. Ileinimaini s -kill and
science. ~ k'. IV.
Third street, between J and K
SHOP..
JOHN not-BKttGH.
UrOFI-D Respectfully inform the citizens or ftnl
weil and vicinity,’that he is prepaid! to do all
kinds of work in his line of business in a workman
like milliner, with despatch and on reimaanble terms
laving always 1111 hand a large awownmt oi dry
tu liter, he is ready to make to order. Doors, window
Ht-sh. Tables, Rocker*, fcc. All kinds oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything appertaining to hi» busi
ness. Hilliard Tables set and repaired Shop no
Charles Street, below Uesa k Larcwinh's Brick Store
I
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J. CZAPKAY S
IV!. I' J.fZAPKAV. RATK IN TMK HT’Nt; A-
I #ni«ii Revolutionary Wir. thief Physician to
:h<- -.huh regiment et OhieT Si*rur»*«»ii h> the
Military HospiYal <4 Pt situ fifing Ty. and Idle licclu
rer on Diseases of Orlsai'j organs. mul d 'cit«cs of
1 w mii-ii ami children.
T.> nit ivmi ret-.—Dr I. ’ Ciapkar Vn. opened
his institute for the cure of all form* of private dis
ntwli as iguihitis, gonorrhea. nocturnal emis
.j (> n« in,) all Ike ronieqiiWinii of sclf-almse In I lu
ll rat of gon-S-rh.-ivl disease* tie BU#riouU-e« a cure
in u |i-» days, without Incwnvenieuro to the patient,
i-r hiiulmnce to hi. bust in—• When a patient, by
m-.iivt, nr tHi{itopiT treatment, ha. devehqx-d the
....-Imdsry svmptonis of syhvlis. such »> hnhocs, or
painful swellings on the groins, or ulcer, in the throat
and now-, which, if not checked, destroy the soft
parts and cause the hones to mortify , separate mid
come away , leaving the sulfccer an object hide-u*» to
la-liolii: or when splotches and p niple. break out
upon the skin, or when hi- has painful swellings upon
the hones, or when his constitution is Injnnsl so as to
pr.alispose to consumption or other coartMlltio-ia
1 disease, the Itochu guarantees a rare or ads.* aoco-n.
sin In Uheiimnli.nl, chronic or acute: in
Dysentery, or Diarrlwea, he has safe and effectual re.
inedies. For tin- Irealineiit of the ruin quences of
seiMihase, such as nocturnal emissions, nervonsnessi
timidity. headache. pains in the hack and llinhs. with
ifeni-rai weakne-s, lies of appetite, loss of memory,
injury to tin* sight, restlessness, confusion of ideas,
di-like lor society, and feeling of Weariness of life;
with the nervous nSliSn so exrih-able that slight
nois.-s shock or slarlletln- palii-W mukinif his exist
ence niiserahle. For tile alaive maladies the Iloctor
w ill irutirann-i- a cure or ask no cotnpenmtion. He
can h.- consulted reo of charge, and invites all to
call, ns it will cost them nothing, and may be much
lo their advantage.
fir. 1.. .1 r/.-ipkny is daily receiving abdications
from every part of this Stale and from Oregon and
Washington Territories, ha- tnmimeiii of every form
of disease, and there is not one who will come tor
ward and express dissatisfaction; on the contrary, the
l»r. is in daily receipt • f letters, expressive of irrnli
tude am 1 , thankfulness, some of which are published
hetow by permission.
Marvsvii.i.k, June J, IR.'m.
IH 1., J. raapkay, San Francisco: —Sir. I have
used the last of your medicine, and do not Ihink I
shall need any more, as I feel very well, except that I
have not entirely got my strength yet. but soon w ill
w ith the appetite I have. It i« j-ist three weeks, yon
may recollect, since I culled at - our institute, w ith
my constitution, as I thought. entirely hrok -n. and
never thought you would he aide I a cure me perlecl-
Iv, tint llk iiictlil you might he able lo do something to
ease the pain in my hack and head amt strengthen me
llinhs. which were so weak that 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 yon know what
I expected, yon may judge of my satisfaction at my
. ompleh- recovery from those *y mplonis and the re
moval of those splotches and sores IVom my skin and
the ulcers Iran my tliroul; slid the entire stoppage of
tlu.se emissions which you snid were principally the
cause of my sicknes*. I can hardly tell you which is
the greatest, my joy or niy stir).rise, (or except mil
having fully gel my strength, I feel a. well ns any
man can had. Unclosed I send you twenty dollars
over your charge, and think myself cheaply cured
It you think anybody will he hemuilled, yon may put
this lellor in the newspapers. Tims Hvvukv.
PeßTl.xnd. Oregon, May l.», IMIS.
Dr. Czapkay—Dear Sir: —Vour medicine has been
taken according to directions I feel a little weak
vet; in every other way I am almost entirely recover
ed, and think in a short time I shall he as well as ev
er. Kverybody that knows me is wondering what
made such a change, for some friends thought I had
consumption, and others that I was going crazy.—
Well, I don’ know bill they were both right, as I fell
a good deal both ways, and thought if I didn’t die
soon 1 would like to. 1 am not troubled anymore
with emissions, and the pain in my nead and hack.
I and the weakne-s in my limbs have left me, and so
has the dizziness, timidity, and the wish always lo he
alone: I am mu afraid to go in compa y now, and
am not so easily sacred as I used to he, w hen any little
thing would set me trembling. I have oeen at w ork
this week, which is the tir-l I have done tor six
month*, and the thought of it don’t discourage un
like It used 10. Indeed. I feel Uk another man, and ft
Is all owing lo your medicine and advice. You may
publish this if you want to.
Yours Josm-ii Rath.
Sacramknto, May IS, IfSS.
Dear ?ir—Such is the thankfulness 1 feel for the
preservation of no health of both ti--.lv aml mind,
and I believe of my life, lhal I hope I will not lie con
sidered intrusive in tendering my thankful acknowl
edgments for restoring me to health, and making my
hlc a boon worth tax-serving, when It Inal become a
burthen 100 great for me to hear. \ iclim us I was lo
vice that had undermined my constitution and devel
oped a train of nervous symptoms, such as nervous
debility, headache, distressing Handily, self-distrust,
dizziness, love of solitude, loss of memory mid Want
of resolution, besides a loss of strength and energy,
which made my waking moments wretched and my
■de.-p iinrofresliihg anil was last bringing me to the
grave, but, thanks lo your skdl, 1 am restored to health
; vigor, mid energy. Hoping to guide others where they
may llnd relief, you have my permission to make tins
public. Rxoxard Waits.
To Dr. fj. J. f'zapkay. Sail Francisco.
jr gf Spi rmalorrliea, or local weakness, nervous de
bility, low spirits, lassitude, weakness of tin-limbs
and hack, indisposition and Incapability tor labor and
study , dullness of apprehension, lo»s of memory, aver
sion to society, love of Solitude, timidity, self-distrust,
dizziness, headache. Involuntary discharges pains u>
(he aide, affections of the eyes, pimples on the face,
sexual and other inlirniilies in man, tire cured with
out tail by the justly celebrated physician and surgeon
I, ,| i zapkay. His method of curing diseases is new,
(unknown to others, v and hence the great snece-s. All
consultations, hv letter or otherwise tree. Address.
L. J. t'zapkay, M D., San Frnncbco, California*
T*» Til F. RADIK? OF CALIFORNIA.
Dr. R. .1, t'zapkay. late in the Hungarian Revolu
tionary War. Chief Wiysician to the 'Joth Regiment of
Ihmveils. Chil l Surgeon to the Military Hospital of
Pesth, Hungary, and late Ijoeturer on diseases of uri
nary organs and diseases of women and children, in
vites the attention of the sick and allliclcd females,
laboring under any of the various form- of diseases oi
the brain, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, womb, bl-asl.
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar lo their sex. The
Doctor is clf.-cliag more cures than any other I‘liysi
cian in tin- Slate of California. I.et no false delicacy
prevent you, hut apply immediately, and save your
selves from painful sufferings and piem vlure death
All married ladies whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances do not allow lo have tin increase in their
families, should cull »t Hr. R. J Czapkay's Medical In
stitute, Armory Hall, corner Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, and lle-y will receive every possible
relief an I help. The Doctors ofllces are no arranged
ii,at he call he consulted without 111-- fear of molesta
tion. If de-in d, IV. c. will visit Hit ladies at their
re-idetiM-s All colisnllalioiH by letter or otherwise
free. Address to llr R. .1 .t'zapkay. Medical Institute,
Armory Midi, corner Sacramento and Montgomery
streets, S. F.
SYPHILIS AND (jONOUUIKEA.—Dr, L.
J. Cz ipkay would ask esp.-cial attention lo syphilitic
aad goiiorrlue.il diseases. Hi the llrst stages ol either
of these complaints he guarantees a perfect and effec
in il cure in a few days, w ithout htudnuice to business
or the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors mi-thud
of 1 iwititug them cornhiuttsall the lalc-l iiuproveineiits
by the medicai faculty, with discoveries made by him
self, more effective than anything yet known, which
s* cures the patient from the possibility of secondary
symptoms an-l removes the dise ise in the shortest p->s
sihlotime. .secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence of the absorption of the poison into the sys
tem. aad produces Muhoes, Ulcerations in the thr->at
and nos.-, wh-eit destroy the soft parts, and cause the
holies lo m&m/t. separate and come away dlslguring
the patient horribly Nodes or painful swellings on
the hones, splotches upon the skin, eases of which the
Doctors see daily in hts office and which are the result
of iniprojier treatment. Also, ulcers, -ores and pirn -
pies, and injuries lo the constitution, which, after a
long period of suffering destroy life. It will also be re
membered that these disorders are hereditary, passing
M KIMI Al
from puivni l#» rhiM, m»<l rnmilinfl np*»n th»* offspring
M i*on«ttiiiiioti FoMhr rtir«* of all lh'*s* t"HiH
of tin* junrnui* i* u run* «>r H'k« no
« om |M ii-H»inn Tin* Ikirtof ran In* hy
• frr «»r *»ih* rwi'*** frrr of rharj**, him) inxiu**» all who an'
nfth toil it* rail upon him, whi'n* h#* w ill |fiv*» th«*m
Midi Pati*faction »« they ran uhtnin no win iv t -I***.—
lliorooin^nrcN«> 1 mnl - \fm»ry Hall. conn r«*f S.ir
r.ifio-nfo mill M«iiii/oni»*n fi'fiH'in c hm Krann^ro
Til E GREATEST' UISmVKRX OK TUB
\UK!—Hivat lIIoH-iiiff to Vnnkiiol! —Ihmimvii' hnt !*•»-
f» nl!—|>r. I. J. (>»pknx’*» l*r»»ph\lnrfirum, i < * t lf Hi««
1 in fort I lit: AffPfiO u hiiiv previ*nfiillvo nsfMin*t C'»n« r
rho'fil nn«t %y phililir ili*™**** an l an uiifnirpaHmHi r«*m*
• aly fur all Iho vrnorinl. *»crofi»loiui. (TNiiffwiioii* ami
o-aviren»ub utn*r»» fas hi ilinrhnnp** from Ihrxiilni,
iihTn* ami nwihra. mi l all cuPiuhou* » rnpiion*an-1
i)i.«(‘ im‘«. For wile nt I)r 1.. .1 <'/Hpkax’*« ofhiv. Ar
mory Mall, roriirr of mol VoiiUfoinorv
!*fr»H In, San Kniiirlftoo. A# iniMHniliitioii in :• proven
liillvo mriiiM Hinnll po\ % «o I* Mr L .1 <>ipkny h
IVopHlnrtirnm a pn*v»*nfativr «*x pMlilinil am!
tronorrhoal ili**»n*••*. Mnrmh*** In Ifrolf, It v»o-'♦*»*«•• *h
I lit* powrr of i?hi*inlrnllx ih»*t roy int: th»* *xphllltir vi
rn?s iiiml ihi*n*h> **ji> inir of \oumr tlohnurh
t*«**» from hoihK llifochnl hy tin* moxt loath-omo of nil
ili?m a**!’!*. Li t no yoiinif man uh«» Hppri rialo* houth
ho uiihoiif Mr. Wipknv'* IVophllarfirnm. It M hi
vitv comv-miptif pirk ••i*» , h mu! will hr foinnl nmo'iii*
f*ntNo iih<*, h» ihit iumM hh a *Minp. That «!»*•* *»• ran ho
prrvmitoil hy th • u«r of pro|N'r iiifriilis i« an wrll mi
r**fahliH|inl lari ii* that IhiV ran l»i* runs! nil# r Ihnr
oslahlixhtnont. The prinrif»lr whirh U now nnlv* r
!*.illy r» coirth/fil, wiii n rrivnl r\« n hofon* ih«* #lnyw of
Jimiikt. fht* iliHrovrr**r o| tho v;n rhintion in K'.h*. nml
it A ninlliplnil hr in-fin* i*vrr «li»<*o him* rorrlvml, n*
lin y (l» M*rvnl. Ihr attriition of tin* inr*lir •! farnli v.
It wn« in pursuit of thi* hm» rK of iho m<*ili«»ul *i*i
c*nro that hr. 1.. ,1. (Vapkav fortuiiniHy mmlo tin* ili*-
rovrrv of bin I‘rophi arlirnm. whirh. for Ihr pn*v«*n*
(ion of mx phi tit ir. tronorrhral. ranronni** nn<l rntiinooim
<!i«or*«lrr. *tnmla nnrixalh il hx any mrrn! in Iho Phi*.*
nmropoca. Thr otfrrt of thin htf**nl iiftor coil ton ih
inifm*«liatr and rrniox »*h tm* pow?*ihility of n rontrnr
tion of lf, hoxx rx»*r, tin* iti'WnM* hm* hrrn roil
traclfd, ii i* in nrntrah/liik' Iho nniaonnini *vrra
tion** which, hy atoorption. prodnro fl r h« rrid roii-r
-(pion*n**4 know*n im *M*« , oinfarx “Xphillw ft lihi*lm<-ii
ftdmmi<U*ml by tho Ihirtor i»* inanx thon«mi(( iTi«ra.
and In* ha a x» t to find iho fli>» In whirh it haw fallod
to r Iho pnrpo'o for xxhirh ll xx aw ndiniiiiwtor
oil. I’nro. si». Full •liror’ion** aro nllarlnwl In oarti
park ier. In ra**r«* xxhoro Pn*philarilfiirn i* a** :i
onralivo, hr. I. .1. (Vapknv will furnish ifnitin a prr*
-rnptioti for hi' 111«m»<I f*unllwr.
Ml 4‘ominniiioatiofm from tin* ronnlrx. aihlri■*•**« d
Iv h» l ir. I, ,f. ( / ipkav,San Frnnchoit xxdl honliir’lv
and oonfidriiliailv a'hnnhal (o, mid (In* nnifdim
xxnh iho i:rrMh*wl oarr mnl wron*oy, immodiatrl x*
pafrln <!, hy Fxprows or olhor conx ry unce l»» Itirir ilok
lination.
tjri>n. .1. L. C/.m'kav —Tin* xx lioho
iitiino forms (ho caption of Ihla noliia*. iw ono of Hi *
few niodrrn phx'U ian.w nppliratii n h» hin pro
fi*«sinn mid di-x'otioii to tin* allliotrd, roinh'r him alik»»
an ori»a*m*nt In I* ** one and a honotli to 11 1<* ofhrr A
llnni:ari:m hy twirlffi. ho aoiiuht xxiih Kownfh |o pla<*o
his country ntnniii; tin* nalnms oi lhr oarlli. hoyoinl
iho opprosjMir’s rulo, ihat hor aona micht n*|oir<* in
(hi* pnirliro of those pn*oopta which arr alike onr
L r k rx and our pridr. In his «fforls **o |o d», hi* has
reaped the rrxx ard of inrlfeotnal rr'i'taiirr to nppn*a
aion. and % *a homo and n country Iviioxx him no inert
K part, hoxx ,*vrr, from Id' claims upon onr consider
ation as a patriot, tin* tontine uhiN of character and
oapacit v xx hieh ne hrinirs entitle him to pnhhr ronlU
<lrin*o, to the exrlnsion of those xx hti possess neither
(lie ouo or tho other A* n tfonfloinnn his rharacier
i>< untarnished ; as a fihysieian, hi-skill iiMsiirpn>H*d :
and to thine whoso imprudence has left nfion (hem
the (Hints of* disease, xxe can ooiisoienlioiisly commend
him with Iho »haf in him they will find :i
friend xvhnm lo knoxv Is L f r»*af train. I’fie Mr.’s offlcn
is No. :< and I Armorv Mall corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, San Francisco.
YK THAT SITFKH HEAD, HEAD
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DR. PAREIRA’S
GHAT ITALIAN UEMKDT
For the certain ami speedy cure of dis
ftiises of u private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
jurious effkct to the system or any
chanue ot diet. It has never failed*
it cannot fail to cure.
T BI MIS Invaluable Speiitlc. Mr-t iiitnxlnr-e.I inti*
U (*|-n Millin' llliy year* nin.'.e. mm>ii bci'Mine *•> Wl 'l|
known ii- ii Vi'lTain rnri*.' that in every town atul city
notomy <iu ttio Oniilineut, Ixit in Ureal Itrilain, tlic;
j ileinaiii! for it was so jfreat. its merits so
that in less than one your irnm it- introduclinn it hint
Hiip|ilai)le<l all other remedies. The Medical I'.'n idty
of Hie (irincipal cities of Knrope were compelled ic
acknowledge ds wonderlul mastery over itiseaee. J'roi
|iriet<»rs of other medicine, jealous of ils sway vainly
mnleavored to slay its onward |>rm;rios l.ike«ras»
hel'ore the mower, their elf iris fell to the ground aad
like lire on the prairies, sweeplie/ all before il. its on
w ant march became trinmnliunl. Il aloud lorlli upon
its own merits . a discernim; puplic -aw-, tried anil
were convinced of its mauical virtues. The massive
; fortune uc<iuired by Ur. I‘areiru troni the sale of it
durum the six years he prepared il. alone Imre witne-»
lo its miraculous merits. At lie’ decease ol tile 1 loci
the pecipe was bequeathed to Id- son, who has lately
intnaiuced the remedy into the t nited Stale*. Ihu
mini her of cures it has already made are astoiii«hlni(
Thousands and lens of thousands can hear testimony
to its efficacy.
\ll who use it It will cure with a safely, speed and
certainty no other medicine has ever possessed.
Uesorl lo no laek Nosirnms, I-o a remedy that
lias tea'll tried lor the past liny years and was never
known tvi fail.
This I.null Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.
Hew ’re of I’oiinlerfeils. The eXlen-ive -ale of this
wonderful medicine has alnuuly caused some person
or persons, to palm off n|sm tlie nususpeelimr. a spu
rious compound, closely resetnhliiw Ihe original. He
purticnlar to buy none without the written sivrnatiire
of A i’areira, M. I>, on Itie outside wrapper of each
bottle. All Olivers are coiiiiterfeli, and iheir com
pounders will be punished wiiti tho uiniorst rtger of-
Ihe law
I’ri v, Three dollars |>er bottle For sale hy D. ttah
('■*ek, -ole Agent h.r lialiforni i, Oregon an I the Sand
wfich Islands, to whom all orders must he addressed.
A liberal disc ‘mil made to wholosate dealers.
I). (lAIICOi.’K.
Wholesale Druggist, 77 Davis street,
San Francisco.
List of Agents through ut the Stale. Rice Ortlin A,.
(h>. Druggist. Marysville: 14. K- Stark weal her. t.'ity
Drug Sp>re Stockton ;W. 11. Bruner, Sonora : Benj
Shurtieff. SRasta; Child it Worshen. I’lacerville
Justin Oates, Jr. Sacrraeulo City ; D. H. W. Carr,
Downievilte ; Dr. John Lark. Nevada; Dr. W. H.
Oatliuf, Yreka, Dr. J li. Winston, lew Angdes;
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; Geo L. Story, For la. t
0. T. ' '
BLANKS— Evegy detcruillou offSostica't Bl nk»
fog sale athisjoffle*.