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Alls<«*llai» y
ftfcjr* Among some autographs n cont
ly wold in London, win u letter of
Lord Byron, containing the following
remarkable passage* : In morality I
prefer Confusion to the Ten Command*
ments, and Socrates to. St. Paul(though
ihe two latter agree in their opinion <d
marriage ) In religion I favor the Ca
tholic emancipation, but do not ac
knowledge the Pope, and I have re
fused to take the sacrament because I
do not think that eating bread and
drinking wine from the hand of an
earthly vicar will make me an inheri
tor of heaven. I hold virtue in gen*
oral, or the virtues severally to he on
ly in the disposition, each a feeling,
not a principle. I believe truth the
prime attribute of the Petty, and death
an eternal sleep, at least of the body.
You have here a brief compendium of
of the sentimon** of the wicked < i • orge
Lord Byron. This letter sold fur Ll
- 7d.
Deficikn(■ v ok Laiiou in the Bua
v.ii.s —Neowoes, Chinese, and White
Men A Xew York correspondent at
llio Janeiro, writilng on the 20th of
\pr l l, gives a Very interesting account
of the efforts now making there in or
der to supply the want of laborers pro
duced in tlie empire by the abolition of
the slave trade in the year IR-)0. Pre
vious to that time ;’)•>,000 slaves per
formed the ti -I I work, and the price of
produce was kept at a pietty steady
standard. Since the traffic ceased the
native colored population have died off
at a ratio of about id per cent., and
the cost of slaves has gone nearly
200 per cent* As the tlie proprietors
at home end consumers in all parts of
the world arc affected, the very dilli
eult question of whore an ample sup
ply of hands is to come from arises.
Some thousan Is ot ('liinose coolies
have been imported. They can en
dure the climate wdl enough, hut the
people are prejudiced against them,
and deman i from government a plan
for the encouragement of Kuropean
mimigrtion.
Metai, Pices. &c. — An improve
ment in the manufacture of metal pipe
and tubes consists in the employment
of machinery for lamming the moulds
and cores, and a measured quantity ot
fiand being pressed into each portion of
the plank and h* tween the covering
sides of tlie divided core-box, and for
forming a core by enveloping a met il
rod in a coil of wire upon which the
viand is compressed.
Tlie gaudy Hill Herald gives the particu
lars of *. mast outrageous proceedings on
the part of a clergyman. At the funeral of
an agoA and respectable citizen of Warren
••minty, on Sunday, the 14th instant, the
officiating clergyman, after the close of his
■Mermen, presented a large package ot l!e
-fpnhlicin papers, and laying them upon the
table, requested the audience each to take
a copy as they left the house. These facts
are given to tlie Herald by a relative of the
•deceased who was present.
The first ca’go of'newndN.
Carolina wheat was sold at New York
on the 21st ult., at sil 70.
Three Whig candidates for Governor of
Ohio—Messrs, Johnson, Barrere and Vin
ton —are out flat footed for “ Buck and
Brock.”
lUDWKLL
AI) VEKTIS E M ENTS
BIDWELL BOOKSTORE.
undersigned would respectfully inform the
M. citizens of itidwell and vicinity, that he hi»
■{•|H*n«tl a
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
and will keep constantly on bund an nssor incut of
Hooks. Stationery ami Fancy Articles, of the Ih.eat
.nihhuit qiialltv, and will be in the receipt or the
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
as soon s* issued
/iiblet s’, School Book*, Spiritual . Masonic
anil Religious Works, Blank Books,
k ,fi« setts or single) Motels,
Envelopes, Paper
of all k Hills j
PORTE M( KV.il KS,
(iout PEJVS, JU\L
JIWOKUS S,- WOSTEMHOLWS
KINKS r CUTLKRY.
will tie sn|.| at the lowest rate*. Latent At
lantic Papers r evived t*v ev.-rv steamer, for sale
U EESFEII. Nevl door to National Hotel
11333 A LARSOIHBS.
New Uru w Kike Pit oof Stoke in liio-
IV ELL..
Tiir. Subscribers would announce to (heir friends
and patrons that th-dr Uriels Eire Proof Store
on the old corn. r. is lilei with a general as*..simerit
i J Groceries, Provision 4. Fruits, l.i>|Uors, Mining
Tools, He. he , the l>est and cheapest ever offered I’
town One of oir Arm is constantly employed in
Sun Franc'scoiii the purchase of goods; and us we
purchase for cash alone, tvtdieve that we ran sell good
chcaper than any dealers in this Market. Persons
desirous to purchase anything in onr line, would do
well to give ns avail, as we are enabled to supply
ttom on a* favor mlu tonus as the Marvsville trade,
indwell, July iditi. HESS t LAUOOMB.
MEDIC AI
DR. .1 C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT To MIN Kit!*, TKAVKI.KHH, KTO.
r|A lll’.KK is mi malady (if ilwiKir importance pilher
B in n ini‘ili< al nr moral Inr lit <ii view, to which
the human family n> more liable than that aririii/
from impure connecliomi,
A. a medical man It i« the duty of every j*hj (.iciitn
| !o4ook at disease as it effect* health and life, and Ida
: sole object should lie to mHi.eite. n. tar a. lie. in hi*
I power, the bodilv sufferin'/. Human f.alum at beat is
•nil fr ill, all are liable to misfortune.
<lf all ihe ill. that affect man none are mere terrible
I than those, of a private nature. —Oread(ul a. it i. in
tlie person who contract* it. friithtfnl a* are its ravair
e. upon hi.constitution, endinif frci|iiently in destruc*
ion and a I mdisome trrave. it becomes ol .till trrealer
im|iort«nce when it is transmitted to innocent off*
.printf. Sm h tieinir the ccse Imw necessary it be
come. Unit every onehavim/ the least mason to fear
that thej have contracted the disease, should attend
to it at once hy con.idtilii/ some physician, whose
re.pectalhilily and education enables him to warrant
n safe, speedy, and pertnenent cure. In accordance
I with this necessity, UK V'ul'.VH feels called upon to
' state that, by l-M) / study and extensive practice, he
lias belome perfect nias’er of all those disease, which
come under (tie deiioinilintion of venereal, and hat s
in/ paid more attention to that one branch than any
other physician in the I'niu-d Stales, lie feels himself
better({iialifled to treat them.
Siplilll- iii all its forms such a.nicer*, swelling In
the /roans, nicer in the ihroat, secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, lerluary syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercnreal sypbitltic affections. (/on
orrhea. irleel, strictures, false pns-n/es, inlliiination of
j tin- bladder and protrate irlunds excoriations, tumors,
| postal os. v tc„ are ns familiar to him as the most com
mon (hint's of daily nbservation.
j The I to,o.ir effects n cure In recent cases in a few
days, and (bids no difficulty in curinl/ liiose of loin/
! ■•iir.iti<mi, »It bout subminin/ the patient to am h treat-
I imuit as will draw 111 >i• 11 Inin the nli/hnsi suspicion
*or obti/e tiim to ne/lert i*is tiusiness, whetlier within
| oors nr without. Hie diet need not he eban/ed. ex
| eept in cases of severe iutlamulion. There are in Caff.
I t'omia padi-uls (amountin'/ to over two tbousand in
tlie past vearl that could furnish proof of this; bit
'he«e are mailers ilmt require tin nicest eecrosy which
lie alwav s prenerv e
Ml leper- em 10-.ni/ $lO, will lie promptly attended
( to, iiffice hours from It A. M to sl* M. Address .1,
i'. Ail Nil, M. t>. I.\press llulldin/s, corner of
Monti/umerv and 1 aiil'ornian streets, over \\ ell. ,'’ar
/o ,v Co.'s lixpress department.
\r\lU)— IT.oM III!. YfH’NH'A PIMVATK
MKIHI AH Office -I'u the afflicted—ln this
a/e of proyress, whon science is develop n/ itself ill
-iic.ili a manner a. to appear nlinosl miraculous, every
thin/ iu common place is looked upon as not worth
notice In v iew of tins fact. Dr. Vimm/. corner of
Mon'/oiiierv mid t'alitornia streets, lias concluded to
leave the lie (leu track hitherto pursued by most sci
entific, physicians, (that of wailini/ for Ihe public to
find vou out alone, ) and publish to tin* world, as
mucu as may be. bis know lodi/e of the healin/ art,
in let those who lie in need of assistance kbow where
they can Hind relief without tear of bein/imposed
upon
In continuation of Ibis subject. Dr. Voun/ would
say, that of the past leu years he ha. pursued the
pnictiue of niedll'ilie iu one ol the lar/e-l cities iu the
Ceiled States, with the bi/ln-i success, and that Ins
siainlm/ ns a physician Is without reproach, bavin/
at one lime hi lecturer at the Cniversity of Penn
sylvania on venereal diseases. \e,
I poll all of these conider,alions. Dr. Vonnc liascon
ffdenre in intro,lueiii/ hiinseli to (lie public, kltowin/
that they will sustain well earned merit.
The followin/ are a few of the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the last
low years:
from tlii* Itoslon Medical lournal ]
Althoil/h we aro opposed lo lim system of adverbs
in/, for /imi-d uu I sufficient reasons, still we deem it
lint jiHii-' lo say that Dr Voun/is one of the most
indiis'rioiis and indelab/able votaries of the medical
science in the I’liited rttate.-,
From Professor .lackson
The subscrilier is personally acquainted with Dr
Voun/, and has seen mueli of his practice, andean
bear lestimoney to hisrneriti as a practitioner,
from tin* New Vork Herald,
The eminence of this distin/nished /entleman in
Ids profession, and the very extended opportunities
possessed by Inin for the olisi-rvalion of venereal dis
eases, make bis services inv ilaable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
from the Win/and Viverliser,
All afflicted with private eiimplailils“honld consult
Dr Voun/, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skill, honor and in
le/rity all may rely with safely, while most of Ihe
practitioner, in till-, city are without lioin.stv or res
(e'ctabili v their preientions tiein/ /rounded in i/uor
mice and assuinpiion.
(tffice cornnr of Mont/omery and California streets,
np -lairs, opposite the tmnkin/ house ol V\ •■ll. 1- ar/o
VCo Open from <J A. M. lo 8 P. M, Sunday in
cluded.
PRIVATE Medical Olka—Hundreds o( those who
have contracted disease are ili^a<l|m>iof a
corn hy not calling on I»r. Young al lir-t He will
forfeit any mini if tin fail* to cure auv case that may
(■i mo under his cart-. ne matter how long Miamlimr or
alfliciiug. mndi as ulcers. tumors, nodus, hunches,
pimples on the fac" and body, pains in the hones and
ioins, wiikefnlness. trembling, copper rolored sores,
wasting ef the hones, emaeiation, loss of appetite,
strength end flesh, sores in the now and ear-*, loss 01
hair, weak eyes itching liuniors. & Many persons
after being relievo-1 ef all extern il appearances o(
private disease, suppose themselves runs), lint after
a few months tin I they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they tied il impossible to relieve. I'o all who are af
flicted in lies wav. Hr Young would p irtieularly rec-
Oinmend a tri d of his.kill. The symptoms with which
you are iron hied are caused hy taints in the hlood,
which soonerer later will destroy your health and hap
piness. Ne person who lias ev» r had an attack ol any
private complaint should not fail to consult Hr. \ oung
and tak.-a few hollies of his invaluable pnrifyiie,'
medicine, a- they can rest assured that their hiood is
in a perfectly pun* and healthy condilien. and that
every trace ef disease Is removed from the system.
Recent ca«es cured in sroin two to five days without
change of diet or londrance from business, or no fee.
DU .1, C VfUINtJ.
Office, corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Weils, Fargo Co.’s. Office hours from !•
A. M., to 8 I*. M.
Mnrysuille, June 10th. 1853.
DU. .1 C. VOUNfJ Dkvr Sir;— Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my
case. I have a friend hero who is troubled in exactly
the same way that 1 was. Mi* has nightly emissions,
ringing acise in ins head, weak hack, loss of memory,
and is generally debilitated ; lie is discouraged ami
has not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you. 1 told him how I was. mid that mv friends
all said I was in consumption, and tliedoctora up here
gave me up and advised mi* to g > home to die, but
instead ol going home I called upon you, and here I
am. ns well as any of them, »nd likely io live a long
lime yet, wi’ti strenth enough to work with the strong
est of them. Doctor. I will send every one toyou that
|,Hik-* to me as though he needed a physician It shall
not lie my fault if any one dies for want of m-slical
treatment. I will do alii can to keep the afflicted
away from those pest* of society, yelept professors
~ ->d high sounding titled men. who, if the facts were
ku.-iwn, arn men who left their country for their coun
try's good, i’ubiis lids letter, doctor, if you w ish,
and I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep had for one night
Truly yours. UEO, DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
INTERN ATIOX VIJ lOTE|#S4M>ON
JACKSON STREET,
Between Montgomery and TLstafueY
SAIT rR4NCISSO
-eßrands of Brandies,a*d
Sex'* »•
MEDICAL.
DR. HEINIMANN S
Private Medical Office.
C«»RNER M«»STiI»MKRY it JACABDN BTRKETB
- FRANCISCO.
DU. M. lir.flMM \XN. corner of Kearney and
Puri Hr streets. Sin Frnnci-co, ha** lor ri ri'iinbcr
of years, io the military and other hospitals of t mn<v
devoted hti '■luily principally to the treatment ot l*e
end diseases, mnl therefore possews a thorough ex
perience in llio particnalar branch Hi* linl«i (H'T*
fecity Inin liar wnh nil the recently discovered mid
highly Imp-•riitiii remedies and mean* for the rum of
such diseases. It 1« scarcely Meet—Sir) In h<M here
llml ill I'rnnre where s**cret diseases are ot more In*-
<l■ ■*■ iit orrnrri nre limn any w lirre else, lh.» pli)-icians
of ilint country are more expert in their cure. mi l are
constantly mnl successfully endeavoring In llml out
new remedies. more ellicicnl and li—* daugcjous than
those formerly used
1 »r. Ileininimin is therefore, enableii in cure all
these diseases with perl.T! rrrlainty. withmil using
mercury, in a veiy short lime, anil w ilhniil subjecting
hi* |*;i’ tents to the risk nl subsequent injimows cohm 1 -
qnences,
< ’limine Iloniirrlien, Ryennninrrliea, Flour Alien,
(inneril Debility the result of miseoiidnct. pollutions,
,|ani in the back ruol side* Krnplioinof all kinds,
produced by interior causes, Loss ol ilKir.Uhenni.it'
ism in the Joints. Noruniiil sweats, seminal an 1 I Fin
al weakness. Injuries receiveti hy mercuriul ireal*
meiil. \ c ftc are rureit by llr. lii'ihituaiiu wiih the
aid nf reineilies known Iml to himself, to Iho perfect
antisfactien nl his clients.
Iti rent diseases nl the ahnve named kind will lie
|irnm|iliy an t rnilirnlly reunited lielnre liny cm «et
tie in the omlv and become ciironir. hy i*r. Heini
mann's own purify ing tegelahle remedies.
Hr lleininiami further a sure remedy
fnl.y tested, and which can lie relied n[mii. lor the
cure of liileniiiltent IVter, Chill and lever. I'i’Ver
and A- r ue. al-n a means to r' , inove, in a lew days tor
ever, a had hreath, witlvml tin* least injury in the
atnmarh. In lh" pileaent days numerous remedies
are ntfered everywhere fur all imaginable diseases,
hnl in most of die esses the sufferers are so sadly dis
appointed that they Innk with jn-Hllalde ini«lrasl nil
all advertisements nl ltd. kind. Dr lleinim,inn's re
niediesneed imt he leenniMieiiiled hy pnttiillg Charla
tanism. for they reenniniend llieinselt t s In their el
feels. as lias lieen seen and experienced hy nmnenns
patients who fortunately Inr iliemselvi*', have used
them. For the informaliim and salisfaeiion of Ihe
often deceived public, the statement wail s iltlce that
llr. tleiiiim.inn tins in his pnssesr hii over iwn hun
dred testimonials from patimils cnre*l hy liim. besides
many other reliable persons, which he is ready to ex
hihit when required, while common decency lorhids
him In publi-h them in the newspapers.
Persons applying to Hr lleininiann shall not be
obliged to pay in ad>an;-e the lull price nl the cure,
as he is willing to snlmnt his shill and his remedies
lirst to lie Irsp d.
i die thing the Doctor invariably requires from all
his paiicnls, that is a faithful and -Iricl conformance
w ith all Ins dircclions and preemptions, otherwise lie
caniint and will not warrant a cure.
Written consultations w ill he nmm w ithout charge
and coininiinications answered whether containing •.
lee or iiiit. pmiiqilv. punctually and w ith slrict secre
cy, on apply ing. postage paid, in the l-'reltch
oriicrmau Languages, In
Dr. M. lIKIMM ANN,
Corner of Kearney and Pacitic, sir -els,
.'"III I'linci'Cll.
To show te Hie satisfaction of ad that Dr Ih ini
matin is a thoron-dy educated, practical and experi
enced |ihvsiei'in and sin -eim. tint foil o w init fnmi his
iinnieroas tesiimonial«, are snlnnitiei| to ihe public
Names are suppressed, lint the iinllmrs are al any
time ready to proclaim their trull, and aultionlicily
before the World.
linn knwooii Val i.ky, Fell. 11. IS.Ki
Daar Doctor: —I have known you since l-lq and
you have given so many proofs of your hdenls and
experience, that yon have enli' ely won confidence.
Although yon i-.-i In at at a great instance frOm me
you know that I have several liine sent yon patients
which other dociiijs hat e ip yen up as incurable, and
you have always received tl'iiqii and saved not only
I heir limlis toil also iheir lives. I w ill only meniinn
here the case nf Mr i' .from Auburn, who is
indebted to yon for Ihe preservation ol Ins right arm,
which other doctors wanted I n amputate, and that of
\| . t; ofCelnma. who although given upas
hopeless hy two doctors was cured hy yon in two
weeks lime As to what, y-m have done for my faints
ly, snfllce it to say, I will never he nhlo to repay yon.
Accept dear lioctor, Ih -se few lines as a proof of
the liitrli e> i ein I hiive ol your talents as a medical
man. and believe me le he your constant Iriend,
F 11.
Per prielor of Ihe Miner's llolel.
To Dr. Heininiatio ~ San Francisco.
Cri'onwood, h'ehniary llth. 185(1,
Having stydied mi dicino myself at the I'aiversiit; of
Tavia. u Italy, I suppose I know emsigh to he lie.
liered when I dec! ire hereby that t»st are the best
physician I ever n.et with in Calitivuin. This decla
ration is 11-undid on what 1 have seen yon do and
hear.l from every. >ody when I res id lat Mormon Is.
land. I know of many persons to whom you have
•aveit life mid limbs alter they tia.l tieeii completely
given up hy o'hers, and who will al any lime come
forward ami tesiily lolhe truth of Ibis, and to your
science. VV (suing you for Iho fotorv. the same sue
cess which has attended yon thus lor. I remain truly
yours, O. K.
To Dr, Heinimann, San Francisoos
foloma, .lanrrry 10th, IS.'ifi.
My Dear and 'lnch Estoomtsl Doctor:—lt i» with
much rearet that I and all your other trials Is snw yon
quit Mormon Island, We have lost in yon a physi
cian of (treat talent and exjs'rience. who we could not
appreciate too much, ll was proven enou.'h hy the
nnmenins who came to cull on you from all |«rls of
the mines, and yon are in the hunt remembrance of nil.
Myself, niveii up hy whom I considered our best phy
sicians. prepared myself to die; hy chance I came on
der your trealinnnt and you hu'e cured me of a i*ruve
sickness in a short lime. Yon have proved yourself
a physician and you do honor to the name. (~
Proprietor Fredcli Restaurant.
To Dr. Heinimann, San Francisco.
Auburn, January D.’th
Dear Doctor:—f always rs member you with pleas
ore, and ■< hading of irralilude prompts mo to address
you these lines You know in what a deploaahle slate
I was alter commit nut ef Ihe hands of l(r 1... who
wanted to amputate my right arm. m shed t>y a fall
ing (rock, in order to save my life. Ilapiiily for me. I
heard of you and of the reputation which you had at
Mormon Island; so I askisl for \our advice Indore
purling wiiti my arm. At Ihe recommendation of
seme friends o*' yours io Greenwood. I went to stay
with you, and io a few weeks my arm. instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my life w hich I
consider I owe to yon. Dear Doctor, if I ever can he
of any advantage to you dispose of mo, for it is en
tirely to year skill that I owe my present existence.
Receive, therefore, my sincere respect, and the assu
rance that I believe vou to Is* one of our most talent
ed and experienced physicians in this country.
Yours truly, I C.
To Dr. Heinimann, San Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, 1850,
Tho uhdersigned has known Dr Heinimann fjr
many years, and cun vouch for his justly having
earned a reputation as a conscientious, prudent, ex
perienced and skilful Physician and Surgeon, and
would therefore rocemmend to ad pisiple to rely with
most implici, confidence in Dr. lleinitnaan's skill and
se'enoe. 0. VV.
Third street, between J and K
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DO LH HUGH.
WOULD Respectfully inform the citizens or rlid :
well and vicinity, that lie is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line of business in a workman
like manner, with despatch and on reasonable terms
• av-inif always on linnd a large assortment ol dry
lu .her he is ready to make to order. Doors, window
Aidh, Tallies, Rockers, fcc. All kinds oi Cabinet
wiuitv, and in fact anything appertaining to his busi
ness. IkHiard Tables set and repaired Bhop no
fcr.tej, below Hess i. Larcutnb's Brick Btore
MEDICAL.
DR* L. J.CZAPKAY S
DILL J. •'/ M’K A\. LATB IN TMK MI'NUA
rUn Kevidulionary Wnr. t’biei Physician to
the *Joih revrimenl <•( Motived*. tffhief Sunimn In the
Military Hospital of I’estb, llumfiify. and lilt- l.eciu
r<T mi' Disease* of I'riuary organs, ami diseases of
wiwn and children.
To rut tni.K TKiv—Dr 1* •' O.npkay ha* ojamed
hia insliiute for Ihe cure <>r nil form* ofprivate ilia
eases, such ns syphilis, ir otorrhea. noenirnul rims
sinus mnl all the eoiis,-,piencet m selt-ahnse. In tin*
first slaifes I*f nonorrheal disease* lit* uiiHfnuiri't u riiri*
ill !i few it,l)*, without inconvenience 111 tin* patient,
i-r Itimlritix'i* to Ills business \\ hen a |m!ii*iili lit
nevdeci. nr improper treatment, ha* ili*vt*ln|>**tl tin*
second *r> symptom* nl syhilis. sneh n« iniinh's, or
puinfiil swelllm.'* on tin* tfniin*. nr ulcer* in llir throat
mi,l nose, which if mil checked, destroy the soil
purls Mini cause the limn s in mortify, separate and
roim* away, le.ivimf tin* sufferer an object hide ,i*» in
la-hold; nr wlirn spl itrliKs uinl p duple* break mil
n|sin tin* skin, nr w li'*ii In- tins painful -Welllnc* ii|hiii
llir Ilnurs, nr wilt'll Ins rmistiiiiiinn is injured >n ns In
prnlispnsi* In !*■ ■ lisnfn| itiim nr ntlin Colistltulio'in
disease, tin* lloclni uuaratilec* it cure nr inks nnrn'il.
l„*iisiition. In Khenrniilism, chronic nr nrnlr; in
ilt aniirri, nr OinrrlniM. hr lias salt* mi l i fficlual re
medies. for lln* troalmi'llt of the runs ipienres of
srli-nlii|si', such as tiiM'lnrnnl emissions. nm inisin-ssi
t■ in ill it y headache. pains in tin* Innk amt limbs, with
UrlliTili Wi* ikllr-s. loss n|* a|i)s-llU*, Inss 111 memory,
illlllrv in 11. 1* -i_*iil. restlessness. contusion o| ii'ms,
dislike fur society ami h-elinif nf wrarmr-’s nl lilt*;
Willi llir (irrinns sy slrin Mi excileahle I lint sliu’til
nmsrs shock or »larlli* lln* patient. makinif his e\i„l
rn«*i> miserable. for iht* ulinvi* mala lies Ihr Doctor
w ill irunraiilet* a curi* nr n»k nn f«mip**nm»iii»n. Hi*
can he consulted riat nf charip*, ami invilrsnll in
r ill. as it will riisl lliein nothing. unit may In* inneli
In tlirir ailvnnlaui*.
hr. 1.. •! fzipkay is daily receiving np, lii*alinns
from every part of lid* Stale amt from I •regon and
IVasliintrlnii territories, hr irnalmnil nf rvrry form
nf divnse. miil llirrr is not, min wlm will conn* lor
ward and expre-s dissabsiiiction; on it.r contrary, Itn*
Hr. is in daily receipt , i (otters, expressive nf grati
tude and thankfulness, some id which an pnhlishrd
hclnw hy permission.
\! *lll SVIM-K, .1 unit 'I, 1 K.VI.
fir L. ,1. Dzapkay, San I*’raiu*ist*n;—Sir. I have
used Ihr last nf your inrilifiiie, and dn not think I
shall need any nmre. as I feel very well .xi-epl that I
have nut entirely got rny ulreimlll yet. but si««;, w ill
with the appelt*r I have. It is just three weeks, you
mav recollect, since I called at * nnr inslitirtr, w ith
inv cnnsfiinli.»n as I ihoitght, entirely hri-kmi, and
never tllnic hi ynn would he aide I i care Me perhaT
ly. hat I In 1 ynn might he able lo do sis n lhini; to
ease the pain m’my hack and head andslr*.iicltieii me
linilis, which wi re sn Weak dial they would almnsl
give w,iy under me when 1 walk'd, and siivuglheii
iny m-rves sn that I wnnld lint (fi t exeilnd and trem
lile i.l e very litl le 1111111;. Now that yoo kin* w.hlll
I e ,peeled, ynn may judge nf inv s.vc.slaclinn at my
l'< •11 < 11 1 1* I e rrcmrry trnin llinse s\ 1 1) i' lis and' .he rr
inoval ni itinse sphih hes and >nres I ■ m my -km and
the ulcers Ir an my throat; sad tin eniirt CnppaL'e nl
tln<sr emissions which you said v-n » principally tin*
cause nf inv sickness. I can hardly tell win w Inch i«
the urrales’l, my joy nr my surprise, Inr except not
having fully uni my stremtrh, I Irel n.» well as any
mail can leel. I.nclnsed I tend you twumly dollars
nv tT ymir chartfi*. and think aiysrll cheaply cured
If you think anybody will hs beneiiiitd, yen may pul
this leltor in the newspapers. Tims llxvin v.
I’on 1 i.\M». Oregon, May 15, ISO 6.
Dr, f/.apkav Dear Sir: — Vnur mediciiie has liettn
taken according in directions 1 fuel a little weak
vei; In every oilier way I Mia almost entirely nrover*
;*d,'and think in n short lu.*« I shall i>e ns well as ev
,ir. Kvervhndv thill knows me is wnndei'inK w lull
made sncii a champ*, Inr si sue friends lUnnitht I had
simiplinn, and mhers <hnl I was jniiif cra/.y.-
W i 11, 1 dun’ know hill liny were hnlh.tixlil, lIS I lell
11 ifnisl deal hnth ways, awl llini|«l;.j ui I didn’t die
soon I would like In. I mu not j.'njded any mure
with emissions, and tin* pam in my nead and hack,
and the weakness in iw.y limhs have left me, and so
has I In* dizziness, < 1 111 id el y. and the w ish always to lie
alone: I am not iilraid to ifn in cninpa y now. end
am not so easih sacci’il ms I used fn lie. w hen llny 1 1 lie
thinf would set me tnunlniin;. I have Im*«ii at W 1 rk
this week, which is lihe (W-i I have done for six
months, and the thnnifhl of <9 viitt’l discmiraue me
like it used In Indeed. I feel Hit SMuitlnT Ilian, and ft
is all owim; in ynnr medicine met ;.»lx ice Vnu 1111 y
pulilish this if you wi.nl to
Yours Sic, dosKPit Katii.
Sachwikstis May 15. IH5i.
Dear Sir—Such lathe thankfulness I feel fur II e
preservation of sll \ health nl hnlh body and in id,
and I believe nf my life, that I hope I w illiail he 11 n
sidered inirusive in lenderinc mi thauklid ackm vvl
eilKiiienls for nmlorinf me to kaatlfh, and making my
life a Imim worth plfesi rviiic, when il had liecome a
Imrtlien too un at lor me lo tear. Victim as I was to
vice that hud undermined my constitution and devel
oped n train of nervous syniploins such as nervoiis
deiniiiy. heudache, dbiircssintf llinidily.sell-disinist.
dizziness, love nf snhlilde, loss nf ineim ry and waul
nf resolution, besides a loss of slrenulli and enenry,
which made my waking moments wretched and my
sleep uiircfrevhinu and was fast linnifiiif me to the
crux**, hnl, thanks in unir skill, 1 am restored pi health
vn;nr.'and energy HopniKtn ituide others where they
may Ibid rebel, you bare my permission In make this
public. bmiNAßii U *nx.
To Dr. L .1. Ottapkny, San Primciscn.
f spermahirrliea. nr local weakness, nervous de
hiluy, low spirits, lassitude, weakness ofi he limbs
and back, indisposliion and incuiiabilily lor labor ant
simly. dullness of Us*sof memory, aver
siou*ti 1 society, hive nl Sntituile. timidity, selfslislrust.
dizziness, headach** Invnlnnlary discharges pains in
the Vide, affeel V Uis of the eyes, pimples on tin* face,
sexual and othe r infirmities in man, are cured with
mil fail hy theywsily celehraled physician and snrireon
I, .1 ( r.apkay. His method curias diseases is new.
(unknown In others,) and hence the ureal success. All
(■niisnllations, tiv letter orotnerwiso free. Address
1,. J. Czapkay, M D., Sau i rancisen, California-
TtiTilK LADIKS OP CALU’OKNIA.
Dr. I. J. C/a|ikay. late inthe IDtiuvnusau Uevolu
tinnary War. Chief i’hysician lo the *Joth Kei>imeiii of
llonveds. Chief Snrucon In the Military Hospital of
Pesth, lluncary, and late Lecturer on diseases of nri
narv organs and diseases of women and children, in
vites the attention of the sick and afflicted females,
labnrintf under any of the various forms of diseases 01
the bruin, bmifs, heart, sinuiach. liver, womb, blond,
kidneys, and all diseases peculiar lo their se*. The
Doctor is effect inn more cures than any other Physi
cian inthe Stale of California. Let no false delicacy
prevent you, but apply immediately, and save your
selves from painful siitTcrini;s and pi emature death
All married ladies whose delicate health nr other cir
cumstances do not allow in have an increase in tln-ir
families, should call at Dr. L. .1 Czapkay’s Medical In
stitute, Armory Hall, corner SacraiiH-iitu and Mont
gomery streets, and they will receive every possible
relief and help The Doctors offices are so arranged
that he can he nonsuited without the ipaf of molesla
lion. If desired. Dr. C. will visit the ladies at tin t
resnlenses All cnnsnllaiions hy letter nr otherwis*'
free. Address lo Dr 1.. J. Czapkay, Medical Institute,
Armory Hall, corner Sacramuutu and MoiilKou>«ry
»trc*t*ls, H. F»
SYPHILIS AND GONORRIKEA.—Dr. L.
J. Czapkay would ask especial attention to syphilitic
ami ipmorr’ineal diseases. In the Hr«t siaip-s of eitlier
of iliese ciMii(d.nuts he ifuanmlees a perfect and eff.s-,
pial cure in a few days, without hindrance to business
or the inconvenience. The Doctors method
of t real nm ihein combines all the latest improvements
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by him
self. more effective than anything yet known, which
secures the patient from the possibility of secondary
symptoms anil removes Ibe disease in tin* shortest p-es
slide* time Secondary syphilis which appears in con
sequence of Ihe absorption of the poison into the sys
tem. and pnxlnc**s I1uIh»-s, I h .-ratio.is in the throat
and nose, wh ch destroy the «.n prirts. an 1 cause the
(tones to mortify, separate and come away dlsil ;iinm<
the patient horribly N-sles or palnf il «welllinr« on
the bone^isplotches upon 'he skin, c -es of which the
Doctors see daily in his office ant which sir: the r**solt
of improper treatment. Also, ulcers, sor.-s and pim
ples, and injuries to the constitution, which, after a
lona period of sniterina destr > life It will also h*- re
membered that these disorder* are hereditary,
MEDIC'AI
fr>>m parent to child, tin*l entailing npen ihe
u ruined cietMiliilion Fort hi- cure uf.dl these I. run
of disease. the Koctor, iMnrani.e, .1 cure or n-k« n.i
coni|n-n«MiHin The I'oetor can lie consulted u>
ter or otherwise free of chnr-je, nml in \ ties all »In. M re
afflicted In cull ll|wm him. where lie »ill give them
«nrh Khti-ftrlin't hs ibev run obtain mi « (-.» re . i„-
llis rooms an N" I nml • \rmory 11.-dl, enrm r. f Sac*
mnentn mill Montgomery streets Sun k rHlieicfii
■1 Hi: iiUKAiKST IHSCOVKKV i'F Tin:
MiK !—iJri'iil I*• Mankind ’ Innocent hut |'o
•♦•ni! -I»r. I, J. t'/ t|>kn\N I’rophyint'iinim, ( >vif Ip*.
nilfH'iiiu' V.r#*nM ii •nr- |»rt*v* nin i\»* mrniii*>t i» »»• r
rhoal mid philitic di«ea*»#■*. rind an nn*mrpa**rd r» in
♦*dy (or all tin* Vfiii'hiil. •‘Culillnia, ctnufenoii* nni|
rune# r#»n« nUvr* hrtid #li*M*har.:r* I'rmn the iml'Mi i,
Minnie and npiMhrn. and all cnianeon* eruption* o*|
di*«*a*«*v For *al** af Dr 1..-I I'lapknyV# ofthv. \r.
mnry Hull, rorimr of Sacramento and M< »r«!trt ts
’‘irrt t*, San A* imiocalafion i*» a
fiilivt* mraitiM *nml) p#»\,-m i* pr I. 4«'*ip*n> •*
IVt»p‘d!ucticmn a prcv. nlati%e aKa|n*t -fphiTUic u*m i
tlon#»rrh#*al #li*e««e*. Maniil#*'** in i (.<«*■ ft« it po***v«.« ,4
tin* power nf rhnmirallv «|#*«troy unr .V *y j hi’i. *• \
ro**, and Her#hy *avnnr f h«Mi«atxN of tniinxde*n n*h
♦•«■* from I• 1 n it inti'Ct**#! la thr nio-t foa’V***m# of all.’
di*»*i-« •*. I.rt no youni’man w ln» appri 4mlv* ln*:»l I.*
without Dr. t znpkay** Drophdactiimm If f* in
wry niN>nnn*nl package-and v% IJ> hr f.Miitd mnvrfii
ctilNo o*--. h- 1 nir ti*#*#! h 9 a ««in|i. 7hap.A*ea*## ,an h« •
prevented hy thr n*r ol i»n*j*« r ?u r « <•<»* ,v# w»• || ai v
r**tah|jsh#'d fact a* that !In V cil lhr v nir#*d fit'll r thru
e*liiMedim#nt* Th#* principle which 1* now iinn#r~
*ally rrcoini/rd. *.-#•* navi vet) »*\#*n h#*lofr ;hr dm * «.(
•lenner. tin* ilwwvrn r o| thr va< cmnfioo in 17'dh. and
it* mnltit'lnd hclirflf * #*\»*r ninci lim *• rm i \ rd, a*
lin y drsrr>*ii Ihr atlrnt inn 01. t!»»* Miatii'al Icciiliy,
It ire |»tir*nil of thin hruiii of t v«* nirdic ii *r|.
•'tier (hut fJT. 1.. .1.1 * /a I' 1 ! t\ i".inn »t»dy mail#* tin* th*
cmvr\ ni" hi- I’n'|dtil:i< ! ictnn. whu li d»t fhr (tff*\m
inm •*( -*v jihilit ic. ifonrr.’ntal. cm a nr* n*
• r -lainU nnnvallrd h\ any a*4Hiu in tin* I*llll.-
ni'M'i’,*»»**u. Ihr *•;?>• d t.f ’ln- a ,' 1 fit nAt*r miMmii k
inmirt.tnlr and n nnnrr« in# - po***ihiltf\ a ••nnlrrn**
lion «i 1 h*ra*r If, fi«»w • • •r.thr di -#m*** ha * Imi
tract t*l, it !•» ii** fill m lKnit,xih/int; in,* mn»*. nnn* -# cr« -
tit'llw hlcli, hy ah-ncp ,1 11, |»M"ln r ihr ht»md ct n-**-
# I lit it*r* known a* *#MM*inlary •yphili* 11 lci*h..n
ad min i-lcn tl liy thr Dn»f.r ii* inmiy thoii*and rn-» -
till#l In* In* y«‘l (o dhif rhr in w Inch iMia* 1 nlrd
to mih«*rrvr lh«* pnrpti-r* tor which ;♦ wadnmn*t» r
cd. Dric#*, #.», Ind dnvcfjofiM arc aflMchrtl luracli
(•ackauf#*. In ctw* *vht■!#»• I*r*i|diilacinnim 1- 11-1 d i»h h
nir«ti%»% hr. I. -A (VapUJiv will tjrali* a j.r#-
-cnptiMfi tor hi* Dio.Ml Diiriri* r
All roinnitiiomnoitH 1 *»m thr (tumiln* addrc**#tl
ly I*. I >r. I .I i Sin I ranci-co w ill hr -tric'ly
ifid roi»fl#l#*iitnilly aMt ndrtJ p», and tin* r> nn dn *
with lilt* L , r»*M(v*l ctnv and *r imc v, immrdialcl \ dis
patch# #f, hy K»iiit‘*.i nr olli«*r # *>n vry am*#* to tin ir dr?*-
linatioii
.l. I#. < / m*ka Y —Th»* L r ri/th*man wlmhm*
nani#' fomih lh#* cmpllon #d tin** untie#* i* on#* nf Ih t
lew nindrrn phv**ti ian* w lm-r apphcalii 11 t<. hi* pr#»-
lr*-ion and ilivnt.oll in tin* alMicird. rrndrr him alik**
in ornament to >* »* one and a hrin iff to tin* t tin r y
Ihintr irian hy h»rti». In* with K«*ti«tith !*• pltir#*
fils country ninonc thr of’the #•:♦ rt h hry«»n<|
thr mlr ilmt h#*r *f nx miirhl rejoice in
di#» jiracti*’** ol tho*»* prrc»*pi * which are alike out
■_rl< r\ and #»nr f *rln hi- »ffnrN ***• ft* d», In* tia*
reapial lie* reward of imdlrrtnal r#-i-lance to npprr--
-l*»n. nml fc *n home and a # onntry know him no mor#*.' 7
Apart ho\v.»\» r, from hi* Haitrin np*»n ntir coin#iil#T
fitinn a** « patriot, the (t siini"iii .N of <*h»racf* r ami
capacity which tir hrniLf*#. imlitl#* Ino I<» puldn 1 coiill*
«!» nc«*. to the ♦•xclo*ii»n of lh* wfin po-*e** tit‘illn• r
the ope or the otfn*r \* a lt# idleman hi* character
h niitarrn*hed ; a* a phy-ician. In-* -kill nn*>nrpa9*ei| t
and to tho*#e wfio*#** imprudence hn* hd f 11 fm hi ( Ii« *hi
'ln* taint** of di.«#*a-« • w»* ran i*»m ■••ienlioii-h com in# ml
him with fin* a--*irancr /hat in him they will Had a
tVirml whom to know i* irrraf irain. Tie* Itr.'* ortlco
i** No. !l and I Armor? IfnM corner of Sacraineiito
•oid 'lonttfomery **tr#*#‘t-, San I Vam i-co.
VK THAT SITKEII ItK \ D KK.\!>
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DR. PAREiRA’S
GUAT ITALIAN I’.K.MIMIV’I
For the certain and spot dy cure of dis
nases of a private nature, no matter
how long standing, without any in
jurious cffkct to the system or any
change ol diet. It has never
it cannot fail to cure.
*|IIIIS Invaluable Specific. first introduced into
I I’i-a mime till\ yearn since. soon liecmne no weij
known as a ‘certain' cure.’ Unit in every town and city
not oin) on the * onlinenl. lint in Ureal Britain, the
demand for it was an jfreat, il* merits no n»ionndin«,
ttnit in less than one yoar irom it* introduction ii had
supplanted all other remedies. The Vtedical Faculty
ol the principal cities of F.urope were compelled tc
acknowledge it* wonderful inaalery over disease. I’m
prielors of other medicine, jealous of its away, vainly
nmletivored to stay it* onward progress I.ike irrass
before the mower, their ell irl* fell 10 tlie ground ami
like (Ire on the prairie*. sweeping all before it, jin on
w ard march became triumidiaut It stood forth upon
ittown menu: » discerninu pn|dic «aw. tried anti
were convinc'd of its matrn al urine*. The massive
lorliine acvtiiired by lir. I'ar. ini from lhe*«leofii
duriiitrUie six year* he prepared it. alone bore wliners
U, It* rninu.ulon* ineril*. At the decease of the poet
the reejpe was bequeathed to hi* «on. who ha* lately
Introduced the remedy into the I’niied State., Tin*
number of care* it ha* already made are ashni-dilni{
Thousands and tens of thousands can liettr testimony
toil* e lllcaty.
All who use if It will cure with a safety,spend and
cert.ainly no other medicine bn* ever posw s*ed.
Resort to no t|um k Nostrums, l'«e n remedy that
ha- 1 been tril for the past titty years and was never
known to fail.
Thi* Ureal Remedy is warranted purely vegetable.!
Beware of Counterfeits. The extensive sale of this
wonderful medicine ha* already caused some person
■ r persons. to palm off u|*>n the unsus|»eclinif, a spu
riou* compound, closely resemhlimr tie - original, He
particular to buy none without the written sivnatnro
of A I‘areiru, M. I* on the outside w rapper of each
t),,tUe. All others are coua.v.ifelt, and ttu-ir com
poumlers will be punished with the ulinorst ritjor ol
the law
pri'e. Three dollars per tsittle For sale by P. Ral*-
cock, sole Aip-nl for Ualiforni i. Opnron an 1 the Hand
wieh Islands, to whom all order, musl be addressed.
A liberal vlisc uni mode to wholuaale dealer*.
I). lIAIP'OI’K,
Wholesale Druggist, 77 Davis street,
Him Francisco.
T,l*t of Agents through ut the Stale. Rice fifflin St.
IV*. lirntprisi Marysville; R. K Starkweather, City
Prior Store Stockton: W. H. Bruner, Sonora; Iteny
Shunleff, Shasta; child Sc Wor»hen. Placerville
Justin tone*, Jr. Sacrmenlo City ; It. K. W. Uurr,
Pownleville ; Itr. John Nevada ; Dr. W. 11.
Untlief, Vreka, Pr, J It Winst ,n, Los Autreles;
Thomas Whaley. San Diego; tie*. L. .Story. Portia t
•). T.
BLANKS— Rvejy dejreutlon of'Sustiw’l Bl xkf
foj sale aihis od'ce.