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Uf.I.ATITE IVtnM.ATION AM) AIJES OK
(Irk at Cities* —‘The taking of th<-
quinquennial census in Paris has be» u
terminated, :m<l from this document
it appears that the population, includ
in'' the Holdieis in barrack*, the sick
in hospitals, and the occupants ol pn
woiis, exceeds one million two Imn
dreii thousand souls within the octroi
w ills, or one million ci_»ht hundred
thousand within the fortifications. This
return still proves the Paris population
],.wm J,y one halt than that of Loudon. ’
New York contains a population about
ha.fas numerous as that of Pans; and
Paris is about half as large as London.
Paris must bo more than two thousand
vears o’d, for ‘it is mentioned by (’tie -
ar, undei the name of Lutctia, and it
w ;s then tin- chief town of the Parish ’
ijondun was founded about two tiiou*-
aiid years but it was untnipor ant
in size and popul •ti .n up to the ninth
,• ntury, since which its incr> ase Ins
been very rapid. New York is only
about two build ed years o'd ; conse
quently, its increase i* ton fold greater
than Paiis, and ihp c times as great as
(hut of London. As commerce and
civilization have been setting westward
ever ‘since the world began.’ and the
union of commerce and fishion 1 It
Athens for Rome, and after many dis
tractions divided the honors between
Pans and Amsterdam, with the latter
having tin dly to ybdd to London, s<>
we exp M ‘‘t they wll In agiin tin tod
us at first., mid thev will grace New
York, as the melrop dis of the New
World, and as they did Athens and
llmne. Hut it will take many years of
good government to e .ncentr Pe in this
city all i he advantages of commerce and
fashion tint are m<w enjoy, d by Lon
don mid Paris. Wo cannot in ike a
Paris without park , n >r a London
without c mnncrcial u.d r. Paris pro
per has iu r u-e I two hundr-d i lious
and since Louis Napol am first assum
ed sway.
Size «>k the Wk-«t —1 minis would
make forty Mich Stales ..s Rhode 1-laud
and Minnesota sixty. Missouri is larg
er than all New Iv gland. Ohio ir
eeeds cither Lelan 1 or Scotand, or
Portugal, and equals Rolgium and Swit
zcrland together. Missouri is noire
than half as large as Italy, and largo
than Denmark, Holland, Helgimn und
Switzerland. Missouri and Illinois a-e
larger than England, Scull md, Ireland
and Wales.
' A Smaht Boy . The Abingtnn
< Massachusetts,) Standard , tells the
following :
The llev. Mr. Cjr.« n clergynvm of a
neighboring town, being reo ntlv ab
sent from bom", on business, bis little
son, a youth of i >ur years, calmly fold
ed l»is hands on<l ashed the hie sing
usually pronounced by hi* lather at
their Morning meal. At noon being
asked to pronounce the hleasirg.be re
pit (1 with a grave lace, ‘N I dou t
like the look of them ta'ers.’
very corpulent tiavoller was
riding through the city of Padua, ai;d
fevcral < f tlie inhabitants, noted for
their wit, asked him why ha carried
hie baggage before him ? He replied.
* ’Tis my eU'iom when I go to u town
full of thieves ’
iUDWELL ADVERTISEMENTS
BIDWELL BOOKSTORE.
PftlHE ini’lerxistnM would respectfully infom ihc
I. ciiisens of indwell uud vicinily, llmt he bu
opened a
BOOK AMD STATIONERY STORE.
anil will keep conmiinlly mi (mud hii n»*or inent el
Ktioks, Stationery unit Fancy Article*, of the (h.csl
oil heat quality, and will he in the receipt or the
LATEST PUBLICATIONS.
«* soon a* l*«ned
Bibles, '•ch iol Hon'.-*, Spiritual. Masonic
and Religion* IVoikt, Wank Books,
(in setts or single ) ,Vovels,
Envelope*. Paper
of all kinds j
PORTE MO.WUES,
UOLDPE.VS, ,I.\ /1
ROi; ER sSc IV() <TK VIIOLMS
FINEST CUTLERY.
Which will he sold 'll the lowest rule*. I,meat At
lantic Paper* received l.v every steumer. for
B KEKFKII. Next door to National Hole!
HE33 A LARCOMOS.
Ne\* Bimck Fike I* hoof Stoke in Bid
WELL.
fftT HR Subscriber* would announce to Ihejr friend.
ft an 1 patron* lire ihejr Uriel: Fin* Proof Stun
on the old corner. I* Bile 1 with a jteneml a«eo«iinen'
of (.roc.eries. Provision*. Fruits, LKpiur*, Minim?
Tool*, Sic. &c , the be«l ami chi'HOest ever offered jr
town. One of our firm i* con*tHHily employed in
thm Pranc.isooln ihe purchase of xi.t and as w.
purchase for cash alone, lielieve llial we can *ell vnod
chcaper than any dealer* in (hi* market. Person*
deatron* to purchase anything ill our line, would do
well to give n* a call, as we are enabled to anpplt
Ikon on a* faroraolo terms as I tie M irv** .lie trade.
Ui4woi! t ltd/ ISM. MESS It LA ROOM It.
MEDICAL.
DR. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TOMINKII!*, TUAVKLEKK, KTO.
r«NMI RK is no inalmly of (Iwpf i inu.ortanee Hither
I. in it medical »>r ni'iritl light of view, to which
the h'linnn family i* more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
\* a medical man it it ih<* 'lnly of every physician
to look at disease a* it effect* hi alth and tile, and hi*
file object should he to militate, at lur lit Ret in hit
power, the bodily suffering. Unman ktititre at hett i*
hut fr til. nil are liable to misfortune.
lif all ihe ill* tinA affect man lt"«e lire mere terrible
l bun tho*e of a private nature.— lireadlnl at it it m
the pec*on who contract* it. tnghllnl a* are it* rtvag
i t upon hi*i"ni-l union. ending freipiently in deetniet
iiin ami a I ni'h - nine grave. it beroait-t of -till greater
impiirliince when it it transmuted to tin/- cent off
tpring. Such Iteltig the er.*« hew nece»tiiry it be
come* that every one having the |fii*i re eun to h r
that they have contracted Hie disease, tiionM attend
toil at once by consulting Home jiby-icia", » lime
re*| ectatliilily and education enalilc* turn to warrant
a tafe, speedy. and perrneiieiit cure. In iiccord.ince
with I hit ivce**ii v. HR Ylll' N< i fecit culled upon to
tlnte thiil. by long study and extensive practice, he
Ini- l»elome perfect matter of all those disease* wba-ti
come tliiderlhu denomination ot venereal, and hav
ing paid more niietiti at to that one branch thmi any
other phydehm in the rutted State*, he leel.t himself
better (jnalilied to treat liicirt.
Svphili* in all its form*, each at ulcers, swelling in
Ihe groan*, nicer in the throat.second ir> eyphii*. cn
lanemi* eruption*. nlccrairon*. lerlnarv •e.jihili*. ay
phllis in children. rnercnreHl *\philnic iilferlinn*, gon
orrhea. gleet, strictures, false pas-ages. inll on ilion of
ihe Id elder and pro! rale gland*. eiroi la I inn*. I u inert,
potpili *. Me., ace a* familiar to him as the mo*t com
mon thin 1 /* of dally observation.
The Doctor effect* a cure in recent case* in a few
dav*. and iindt no difficulty in curing llio.fi i f long
dural ion. wit boot submit ting the pa lie nt to such treat
ment n* will draw upon him the ulighb-ti -iitjecion
or oblige hint to neglect hit hu-ines* s licker w ithin
oors tit* wilhont. The diet oei*d not tie changed ex
cept in cate* of severe iu'lmnr'ioi). There are in t'afl
fornia pa ieiiit nine Hilling to over two ihiuistind in
the past yetir) that could f'lMii-h proof of this ; hot
I tie*), me matters thol nipt're IhUiicesl eocre*y which
he always preserves
All letters enclosing $lO, will he promptly intended
to. Office hour* from it \.M to H|* M, Atldress J.
i'. V H'MI, M. O. K\press Ihiildirig*. corner of
Montgomery and ('iilifoniinn streets, over U «H« -Vir
go jg Co.'s tlx pres* Department.
A r \RD—FROM Dll. YOl'Ntrs PRIV ATK
. » MKDR'AI. office--To the afflicted—h. Ibis
age of progress, whon science i* develop og in elf in
tneab a manner at to appear nlmnsi miraculous, every
thing i I enminoo place it lunged upon at not worth
notice In view of this fact. Dr. Voting, corner o|
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave l In* beaten track hitherto pursued hy must sci
entific phvxirian*, (that, of wailing for the public to
(hid yon rutt it'cme.i atsi pu’di-h to the world. a*
ninen at may he. hi* knowledge ol’the healing art.
to let those who be pi need of assistance k how where
they can tun’d relief without fear of being imposed
upon.
In continuation of this subject. Dr. Young would
*ny. ttint of the past ten years he has pursued Ihe
pr act IHi i (if medicine in ice of l lie largest clues |p (he
T'nited Slab's, with the highe-l suiTe**. and that his
tbind iig a* a physician It without reproach, having |
at one time been lecturer at the l inversity of Penn
sylvania on venereal discuses, Vc.
Dp,>n all eft here coHiilerntioiis. Dr. Voting has con
f, I. •nee in in ban Hieing him*el(To the public, knowing
dial they will suttniu well earned merit.
Tim following are a few of ihe many testimonials
w hich have appeared in the pnh.lc journals the last
few year*:
[Prom ihe lloslon Medical Journal ]
Allhinigh we am imposed to lit-* system of advertis
ing. for goo 1 and sttffi.dent reason*, still we dmon it
lint justice to »ay Ih it Dr Voting i* one of the most
indns'rioiis nntl'indel'aligable veUirie* of the medical
Science in the United dtnlos.
From I’rnfe'sor Jitck*on
The subscriber i* personally nei| tainted with Dr
Young, and ha* seen much of his practice, and can
hear teslimnr.ey to hi* meriti as a practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of (hi* distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opnorlnnilies
possessed hy him for the observation of vein-real di— i
ease*, make Ms service* invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaint*.
From the Whig and Vlverli* r.
AH afflicted with private complaint*should copsnll
|)c Vuuag. whose education is imt -nrpa*sed by any
physiciiinin lint connirv. luhtsskil. honor and in
legrilv all may rely with safety, while most of Hie
practitioners in thi* fitv sen without hmi-<tv or res
peeltibili'y their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
< tffi -e coruor of Montgomery and (TdiCornia streets,
up stairs, opposite Ihe bulking house of Well* Fargo
tv ('o Open from 9 A. M. to 8 I*. M , Stimlay in
cluded-
PRI V \TF, Medical < Vllce —Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are di*adpoinlod of a
cure hy not calling on Dr. Young at tir*l He will
forfeit onv sum if he fall* to cure anv cas" that may
cone under hi* care tie matter how long standing or
afflicting, such a* ulcer*. Inino**. node*, bundle*,
pimple* on Die far" and body, pain* in the hone* and
ioin*. w«fcefulue*s. trembling, copp-r colored sore*,
wading of lh» bone* emaciation. |o«* of appetite,
strength otid flesh, sores in the nose and ear*, lo** in
hair, weak eye* itching humor*. .V Many per*eti*
a'ter being relieved ef all extern d appearance* ol
prlville disease, suppose theitwdve* emed. li'tt after
a few month* tint they tire troubled with various
symptom* which they never had before, nod which
Hiey Had It impossible lo relieve, lo all who are af
flicted in this way. Dr Voting would j> rlieulorlv >ec
ommend a tri d of his *l,lll. The symp'oin* with whu-h
von are troubled are ean*ed hy taint* in Ihe blood,
which sooner or later will destroy our health and hap
pine-s. Nc person who has ever had an attack of any
private comphiint *hnt|til not fail to consult Dr, Young
and lake a few bottle* of Ih* invaluable purifying
medicine, a* they can red assured 'h-d heir blood is
In ti perfectly pure and healthy conditien, and that
every trace of <ll*e**e fs removed faun Hie system.
Recent ca«e* cured In srom two to five day* without
change of diet or hindrance from Intsine**. or no fee.
DR .1 i’ YOIfNIJ.
Office, corner Montgomery and t’alifornin street*,
opposite Weils, Fargo 4i Do.'* office hours from !>
\ M.. to 8 I*. M.
Mnrvsnille, June Irtth. IMS
DR. J. O. Yftl'Sff—Dttvn Mn:—Plen«e send rue
some of the medicines you prewrhml in my
ease. 1 have a friend here who i* troubled in exactly
the same way Hi tt I was. tie let* nightly emission*,
ringing acid' in hi* head, weak buck, I ■«* of memory,
out Is genendtv iteldlUnteß . he I* di*r<iiinig"d an I
bn* not confidence enough b> enable him local! and
..ee yon. I told hint how 1 was and that rn\ friend*
all said I wus in sumption, and the d ctor*itn here
gave me up and advised me to g > home to die, hill
instead of going hum" I called upon yon. and here I
am. a* well a* anv of them, mid likely to live a long
lime yet, wild «lr*mlh enough to work with Hie strong
est of them. Doctor I will wn 1 every one lo you that
look* lo me a* though he needed a physician It shall
not tie my fault if auv one die* for want of medical
treatment. 1 will do all I can t" keen Ihe afflicted
iwny from those pe-t* of society yclent pro'essof*
and high sonmling tilled men who. if the fact* were
known, are men whot<*fl llu-lr connirv for their coun
try’s go**l, Pobiis this leder. doctor. If von wish,
mid I hope some of those that hnmbtigged me, may
see it and si«*ep bad for one nigiit.
Truly your*. <IKO. DAVIDSON.
————■ii ii iiwiwmimiMia,■ ii■'if ,
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
INTE Hlf ATI ON ALi lOT E I-.S A LOO N
JACKSON STREET,
Between Montgomery and RcarneY
SAN FRANCISCO-
Bett The Brandt of Brandiet, IVmet and
Begt, ».
MEDICAL
DR. HEINIIMANNS
Private Medical Office.
CORNER MONTV.nMEUV &. JAt’AIHKN MIKIiKTS
SAN FRANCISCO.
M. II WIN IM ANN. corner of Kearney ««»■!
mP Pacific(streets. Sun Ft imcH'", lias ba* a number
of years. in ih*‘ militaiy undwthcr hospital* of 1 rionv
devoted liig flinty principally In Urn ireamietit nl Se.
crel iliseases, miil themlore possesses l» thorough ex
perience in this parlicnular branch. Ib- i« ulso per
fectly familiar with nil «he r.-.- -inly discovered and
highly important remedies and no *- ,r >l"* »*«ir** nl
-ti, li diseases, Il is scarcely iiere-sary In add 1 1 ere
I(iitl in Fran.a- wh-re secret illiiwi - * 1 nl# nl more fre
((iiiilil occurrence limn *ny where else. t** phy-n-hoi*
i.f thill riwintn' sre 111111*1* **X|n rl in iheircive. and are
<*i ni>tniit I v msi sin --fully t-ndi-nvering In find mil
ih-w remedies. morn elllcicnl amt I« — dangi-jons limn
thus.* lormetly used
Pr IlcinilMmu it therefore. enabled In our.* all
lln—i* disease* uilli itrrlcri curl illily. wilhoui using
mercury, in mvi -l-orl lime. ami without •ni>j -'uu
hm |in lip ill *to lln* r.sg ol s lib *i‘i fli* ill I IiJ 1 11 n i'is ('HI l-e
-fjMrfur*,
t linniii* Gonorrhea, F.yerma'orrhe a. Flour Albns.
(Jill,|.rill Immliu (tie resali nl Iniscnnluel. pnlllllinns,
,|atn in llm I link and sides. I*, rnj>i i • iniil all kinds.
|d*.n|i|mil liv inl.-ri'ir ras*ea. Does of II nr. 11l it-
H lu ii, i(„. Jniiiis. Nncunial mv i-ai*. Semin.d ami I mi
ni wo ikiie" Injuries received *•> Iti. r i-nri.il In-il
inmil. fee nr are cnn* I by Hr, Ili-.liiiiimni with ttic
aid of remedies known lull to himself, (n 111 • perfect
sullsfaclien nl his clients.
liei-eiil diseases nl Hie above nailieil Kind will lie
prmnpiK tin 1 radically rene-vc.il ►e-f.ire they em se|
tie iii lln* nmlv ami ts-eeine chronic. l,y |ir. Heim
id.imi’s own pnrifiintf icgelahle rein. Mes,
lir lleiniii.t.iin fa.*.lii*r |»s«.s«is a sure remedy
fnl.v lesleil. Mill! wiiieli can In- n bed ■ipnii. fur Hie
earn nf llllerillilic.lt .ever, I hill and l ever, l ecet
mm Aline, iil-n a 111, a:is111 remove, in a few days for
es nr. a bin I breath, wjih ml Hie least injury in Hie
ulnriiaeli. In Hie pileseiil .lay- limn neis r -11 ■<-. 1 1. -
me 1117*. rail evt rvwhere for a! 1 , --iiOsinahlc disivisi -,
lull in tiinst nl Hie cartes lho salt. * (.re mi sadly dis
appointed that Ihey look willi ja-dSaMe niislrnst mi
all adverlisainetils o' this kind. Dr lleiliinianii s res
in.'dies need not ht* recommended I#y pntliing charla
tanism lor iln-v rce iiinnend themselves hy their ef
fects. as has been seen and experienced by nilllieniis
patients who fnrlnnaieiy for Ihems.-lve-, have n*ed
them. For the ini'nil liimi and sati-bu-i hm nf'Hie
itflnn deceived public, the stnP-lin-nl w ill s dli e Hint
Dr. Ileiniinanii has in his possesiSioi over iwn hun
dred testimonials from p ideals cured by him. besides
many other reliah'e [.erxins which he is ready in ex
hihil when reipiired. while cmauian decency Inrliiils
him In publish ihein in lie* newsp ip. rs.
Persons applyililj In Dr lleinimiinii shall not lie
obliged m pay in inlvan’elhe lull price nf the. cure,
as In* is willing to submit Ins shill and Ins remedies
11l s; in he lest- it
Olio thing the Doctor invariahlv requires from all
his palien's, dial is n faithful and strict conformance
with id! h's direct inns and prvcripliinis, otherwise he
cannot and will not warrant a cure.
Whiten consultations w ill lie given without charge
and communications answered whether containing a
fee or mil prnniplv. p'Oicinally mid with s'rii*t secre
cy, mi apply ing, postage paid, In the Knglish, French
or German Languages, in
Dr. M. II KIN I M ANN,
Corner of Kearney and Pacific streets.
>*an I ranci-e,'i.
To show le the salisfactlon nf all that Dr lleini
maun is a thnrnnglv educated, practical and experi
enced physician nlidsaigenn I lie follow ing from his
mnner.eis testimonials, are rtnhmitied to the public
Names are suppressed, h it the authors are at any
lime ready hi proclaim their truth and authenticity
before the world.
Gnmeswoon Vam.kv, Keh. 11. IS.'iti
Daar Doctor:--! have known yon since Din and
von have given so many proofs o' your talents and
experience, that yon have eniirch won confidence
Ahhnngh vnnr siile at nl » great 01-lnnce IVOrn me
yon know (hat I have several lone sent you patients
whieli oilier .lociojs have given up as incuralde, and
yon have always received them and saved not only
1 heir llmbs lint also 1 heir lives. I will only mentnni
here the case of Mr li .from Anhtirn. who i
indebted to yon for the preservation o bis right arm.
w hich other doctors wauled io amputate, and that ol
VI ,i; of Column who although given upas
hopeless by two doc'ors was cured hy you in two
weeks time As lo what yon have done for my farms
ly. snrtlce ii to say. I will never In* afilo lo repay you,
Accept, dear |)'o'*lor. these few lines as a proof ol
Hie high (‘-teem I have of'your talents as a medical
man. and believe me le be vonr constant Iriend,
K 11.
Proprietor of the Miner's lloiel
To l)r. Ileiuimami. San Pranci-co
Greenwood. I'ehriniry ’.llh, IH.’ifi,
Iln\ ing stvdied medicine myself al the I uiversiD of
Tax in, n Daly, I snppo-e I know entingli lo In- In*,
lieved when I declare lierehv that mu are the best
phy-idati I ever met with in < ‘alifo-nia. I'his dccl i*
ration isteimdi d on what 1 have seen yon do and
hear 1 from everybody when I resid 'd al Mormon Is.
land. I know of many persons lo whom you have
saved life and limbs after they 'n d been completely
given ii|i by others, and who will al any lime come
forward ami tes'ily lo the Irnlh ol tin-, and to your
sci ince. Wishing von lor Hie future. Hie same sue
ce-s which has allcuded you thus lar. I remain truly
yours, C* K.
To Dr. Ilolnimann, Pan Francisco,
Colorna. Jani rry 1 Olh, IS.afi.
My Dear and Much K-tecmed Ibjctor:—lt i* with
much regret Ihnl I ntid all your other friands saw yon
ipiit Mormon Island. M e have lost in yon a physi
cian of great talent and experience w ho we could not
appreciate ton much. It was proven enough try the
numerous who came to call on you troin alt parts o|
the mines, and yon are in the best remembrance of all.
Mv«elf, given up by whom I con-idered our best phy.
• iciims prepared mys»*|i to die; by chance I c one un
lb r your lri*atmenl arid yon Inr .* cured fa grave
sickness in n short, lime. Yon have proved yourself
a physician and yon do honor lo r e name. G.
Proprietor Frcdcb Ileslaurant.
To I»r. Heiuimaim, S.m Francisco.
Auburn, January 1 -lh
Dear Doctor; —I always rr *nembt*r yon with ideas
lire, mid a feeling of gratitude prompts me to address
yon these lines Von know In what a depheiable state
I was after coming out ef the bauds of Dr 1... who
wanted to amputate m\ right arm. tn shed by a fill
ing Iroek.iu order to save my life. Happily for me. I
heard of yon. and of the reputation which yon leal al
Mormon Island ; so I asked for xour advice before
parting with my arm. Al the recommendation of
s.-me triends o'* yours in Greenwood. I went to stay
with you and in it few weeks my arm. instead of being
amputated was saved, together with my life which I
consider I owe lo yon. Dear Doctor, il I over can la*
of any advantage In you dispose of me, for H is en
tirely lo yenr skill that 1 owe my present existence
Receive, therefore, my sincere respect, and the assn
rai'ce that I believe yon to be one of our most talent
ed and experienced pbvsicialia In Ibis country.
Voi.rs truly, I C.
To Dr. Ileiniinuim, San Francisco.
Sacramento, February Ist, 1856,
The uhdersigned lias known l>r lleiiii'naim fir
many years, and can vouch for his jiistl/ having
earned a repii'alion as a conscientious, prudent, ex
perienced and skilful Physician and Surgeon, and
would therefore poectnrneiid lo all r«eop'e lo relv with
m i“t implici. oontldence in Hr. Ilviiiiiiinun’s skill and
science. F. W.
Th lrrl street, between J and K
SHOP.
JOHN* DOLBERCn.
«iroi!Ul Respcclfullv inform the cilixens or ftul
V ▼ well and vicinity, that he is prepared to do all
kinds of work in his line of business in a workman
like manner, wbh despatch and on reasonable terms,
laving always on hand a large assortment oi dry
In .her he is ready lo make lo orler. fbvors. window
Sr.sh, Tables. Rockers. Ac. All kiwis oi fiahinet
work, and in fact anything appertaining to his bind
nesa. Hilliard Tables set and repaired. Shop no
OarlM treet, below Uaaa It Igw comb's Brick Store
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J. CZAPKAY S
lIXR. r, J.ry. \PKAV, I. XTK IN THK 111 NCA.
■ KhvoJlit notary War. Oilrl’ l*l)y*n inn t*»
;h<* gmh rhiiinent of Mmovinl*, f'hii*! ?ur :nm lo tin*
Military Ho*|»iial of fV*’lu lluugTy. nih! laU* I »*cui
r**r ini !**••**«•* of In nary organa. ami of
w »im*n mat i , liiMr»*n,
T«» thk afi Lif TKPi —f>r T« J O.ipkat
M* InMittiii* f«tr Ih»* cimv of ail form* of pnviimlu
ra*»**, Miirh a" pyi»lnli*« (foiiorrhon. imt’lurtid < iim»
Hon*. and ttHfhi* **oii*»*<f»asiu*o« of ** H’-;ih , :i*i* In ih»
fir*! «»f kf> »n’»rrt»i* il lu „»u .r i*i»«•«•** run*
m a !>?v «lay*», u»tl»out in •ouvuhu , im , o to Hu* |> in* ir,
i r liiiKlniiK'o to ti*-* Dm-ii*'" 4 W !i n ;* pu. lit, l»x
nosrl**c*a or in*atMi«*nt, ha* ilpvolopfd ilu*
f*p«'oinHr> *x n»|ilom* of *\hih* t»«m*li a* hnhot***. or
p Mini *vvrlilng* on tho ifroin**, or ulr»*r* in 11« r
and no***, whn h if not chocked* ilr*iroy Hi- m*i‘i
part* aval ni'M Dm* Imiihs lo mortify. M jnr.rr and
com* 1 away, ivinvc tin* snir»*r**r an ohjirl Ind* i«*
• or w!n*n *pl ifcln ■* and p in pin* Invak out
upon therein. or whxi In* ha* painful *'.volling* upon
iho horn *, or when hi* nm.-iiiuimn i* injured *o um i<»
|irodi*po««> in <*oii*mnpiion or olho «*.»! *iiiuli*» ia
ilimuim*. ilu* In,m*toj tfiiMi .iiM »a run* or rok* noiaon.
i • ii*ml mn lo I%lu*'iniali.*m, chrome. or acute; in
10 iheir n<lxantatro.
|)r. L. .1 iV.ipknv »* daflv n cm,\ing ap ditinliona
froniev»-r> part of Hu* Stale and from On gi n and
\Va«hin?tfin Territories h r troatvneni of every form
of «liM*n*e. tid fh»Toi* not ono who will Mint* for
xx an I and cvpro-* d|‘*aP!*faclioii; on tho eoiitrary, tin*
Itr. i* in d"il> r«*r**i|»i «f iHier*. i\pn**MXMof era .
1 1 1d*• an'' Hvnikfulne**, *oint* of winch are published
below by permi*-i.nu
M M’.X <MM K, llino *h I S.W
Dr L. 4. r/.apkny, San Krattei-eo: — Sir. 11mm*
u*«l the la.*t o| your medicine, and do imt Ihink I
shall ne«*d anv mere, a» I leel very well ,\cepi lied I
hav** not entirely go’ my sirenuMh >ol Inn -111111 will
with the apfietiie I have. It JaM three xx. -ok*. von
111 ix recoil* ct. slnn? I railed at our iuniiinte. vxd »
my eonstiiniton a* I thought, entirelv hr *k *n, and
never thought yon wo dd In* aide I » cure me perfect
ly. hut thought you ntiiflit he aide to do KouiMihing lo
m:i*m the pain in my hack and head and «*:ren ‘then me
limbs xvhleh, were *0 weak that Ihex would a 1 1110*1
give way und»*r me when I walk d and t » *irep; hen
my nerves so that I would not g«*t » x« Ued met (rein
hie at every little thmif Now dial yon know xxhal
I I‘xpeettHl, you max jml ire oh m\ * ilidaciion al my
complete recox erv Ir an tlios#* symptoms and die re
moval of 1 ho** spl*»lclies and -ore* Irom mv • kin and
the nicer* tr in my Ihroal; snd the entire *n*o;eure **i
th se emis*ioi|s which you said were principally Ihe
r 1 use of my sick nr--. I ran hardly tell you xs I icti i*
the irrealcsi. toy joy or tax sni>ri*e, lor c\c pi not
h.avimr fully mot my strength* I h * I a* wa ll a* any
man can feel. Enclosed I send yon twenty doll ir*
over your cha 14«*, and think niyvlfch -aply cmed
If you .(link auxhodv xxill tie benefited, you mix put
this lellor in the newspapers*. Tuu« llwpkn.
poK i land. Oregon, May I n DhV
Dr f’zupknv—Dear Sir Your noMlicioe ha* h»*»e*
taken according 10 direction* I feel a h th- weak
\.*i; in every oilier way I am almosi entirely reeo\t*r
ri. and Ihink in h short tune Ish ill lie as vxell as t \
,e\ Kverybodv that knows me i* wondering xvhai
in ide siicii a cliai g**. for -nine friend* Ihoutfht I In I
consumption, and other* th u I xva* L'oing cr.i/y
Well, I don’know hut. 1 1n y were 1.0 h richi. as I fell
11 good deal both ways, tm l thought d I didn't die
soon 1 would like to I am not trmrded any nnr*
xx ill) emission*, and the pain in my nead and ha« k
and the weakne-s in my limhs have lefi m*\ and -o
lias the iliz/.ines*. mnidny. and fho wldi nlw ays lo I.
alone: I am not atraidlogoiu coinpa > now. and
am not ho easily sacred a* 1 used to he. xx hep n»x h fh*
thing would set me trenihiinif. I have oeen at work
this week, whicli i* the tlr-t 1 Inxc done for six
months, and the thought of it d .n't di*r*uinige me
like it u*ed to Indeed. ! feel lik another man, and ri
is all owing to your medicine and advice Volt may
publish lids if vim want to.
Yours kc,' Joskpii R»tii.
Sa< r vmknto. May IS. IH.Vi.
Pour Sir—Such is lltu lluiiikl'ulut'ss | tir| (nr the
iircs. rv.itiou of m\ health of liolh h««lv tm>l niiixt,
ami I hclicvc of my life, ih.-il I hope I will mil lisraii.
shl. rial inlru-ive In ti-mh-iic.' my Ihmivfiil tickmiwl
tulifiimnls for restnriuL' me In hnnllh. tool (nakmir m\
|,f,T boon worth wln-n It ha.l Imcome a
hurlheii too if rent for me l>> hear. Victim as I was to
vice that lout umlernatneil my consliluiinn ami ilevel
peil a Inin of nervous symptoms, such a« nervnn«
(ielillity. hea.laclie. distri s-imt mnidily. sell illvriisi.
dizziness, lovo-of solitinlo. loss of memory and w ant
of resolution, besides a loss of slrem.'lb ami eneriry,
winch made mv wufcing moments wri’h'lmd and my
sleep unrelVe'ltimr ami was fas' hriinpnu mo h* Ihe
t-rave, but, thanks to von' skill. 1 am restored to In a Ith
vigor, and energy llopinu to iruitle others where they
may llnd relief, you hare my permission t<> make this
public. I.*t«MAH» Waitk
To Or. I. J.' 'y.apkay, San Francisco.
r Spermatorrhea, or local weakness, nervous de
bility, low “pints. |as-iliKle. weakness oftheliinh«
tt nd bark, imlispositiim and incapability lor I a nor and
“Italy. dullness of apprehension, 10-sol memory, aver
“ion to society, love of Solitude, timidity, s 11-di-trusl.
dizziness, headache Involuntary di-churues pao.s in
lit" tide, affections of the eyes, pimples on the face,
sexual and other infirmities in man. are cured with
out fad by the justly celebrated physician and sartreon
I, .1 •’/ ipkay. His method ol cilrina diseases is new.
(Unknown to others.l and hence the ureal snree-s. All
coasnitalions. bv letter nr otm rwimt free Address
1.. J. Vidpkay, >1 I*.. San Francim o, t’uliforrn i
TO Till’- I, A DIES OK ('/»Id KOUNI A.
Dr. I, .1 t'/apkav. Into inlh« llunirariini Revolu
tionary War. Chief Physician lo llte Jnlb Ketr.inenl ol
Monveils, Chief rtnnfeon to the Military llioptlalol
(>,.“(h. Hungary, and lute l-ecturer on diseases of uri
nary ortfaiis Mini di-esses o! women and children, in
vites the attention of the sick and aOlicled females.
I diorimt under any of the various form- of disease- m
the hrain. Dtutfs. heart, stomach, liver Womb. 1)1 sh!
kidneys, an I all diseases peculiar to their sex. I lie
Doctor is effecting more cure* tiiau any other I'hysi
cian in the State of California I .el no false delicacy
prevent you. but apply immediately, and save your
selves front paintul sntferines and pieinat it re death
Ml married ladies » bo-e delicate health or other cir
cumstances do not allow to b tve an increase m their
families, should Call at Hr. I. -I • Z ipkay’s Medical In
slitnte. Armory II ill. Corner - i .-H-r onettlo and Mont
gomery streets', and they will ive every possible
relief ami help. The Doctors offices are so nrriinved
that he can he consulted without llie (e tr of tilolesln
In-n. If di-ir- d. Dr will vl-il Ihe ladles at their
re-tdenses All consultations by letter or otherwise
fn-e. Address to |tr 1., J Czapkay,Medical llisiilule.
Armory Hall, corner Sacramento and Moiilifotimry
stns-ts. S. F.
SYPHILIS AND nONORRIKEA -Dr. L
J Cznpkay would ask especial ailentio lo sypitilitic
and tfonorrhienl diseases In Ihe first slmfes ol either
of these complaints he guarantees a (terlerl and edec
nml cun* in a lew days, without hindrance to business
or the slightest inconvenience. The Doctors method
of treatin'/ them combines all Ihe latest improvements
by the medical faculty, with discoveries made by him
self. more effective than anything yet known, which
secures the patient from Ih- possibility of secondary
symptoms and r» moves tlie disease in the shortest pos
siblelime Secondary syphilis which ap|e-ars in con
■sapience of the alMofoliim of the poison int-> Ihe sys
tem, and prisluces llnlas-«, I hieratiolis in lh(- ttir-'SI
mill nos--. » h ch destroy the soft pads, and cause Hie
bones to mr.rttfr. srpartt" and come away di-tlcnnne
ihe patient horribly Nodes or painful swellings mi
the lames, splotches upon the skin, ca-es of which the
I*octors see dully in his office stel which are the result
of improfter tr.-utnient .M«o, ulcers, sores and pirn
pies. snd injuries to the constitution, which, after a
long period of suffering destroy life. It will also be re
membered that these disorders are hereditary ,paa»in(
MEDICAL.
from parent to rhiM, ami enmillntf «ifM»n th«* offspring
n niiMiNl rumMituikm Koribe cum of till ilkn) form i»
of the Ihtcfor* uuhpmui. es i curt* or u»k* no
Tin* lh»rlof can hr cnnnutlrd l»% !♦••-
f#*r or other*i-M* free of ch«r*p*. tint! invite* nil who i n*
utile Ual to call upon him, when* he will irive them
such s:*tl f-'Cliofi n* fhev cmII ohi«l*» no u I;* re »•!*•»•
ill* mom»» «re N*». 1 nn< I *,* Armor y 11 nil. rnrti# rof Sir
rum-nto nml Voiitffoti)er% * Vr «N*f* Krmn n.*o
tiii; r.urviKST nismvKisv oftmi:
AD) ! -Dreat Hit to Mniiklml ? Infioreul hut Do.
1-4 f ri l lll l p I ?«*< I h ue i:* »*\er »•; •• • ha\e r r» ivinl, as
they ili-.et vim I t♦ ■ Hlfiiition o| tin* luntiit* < I Limit v.
It wii-t in pnr-iil o' ;h'-4 l.rimcK o| tin* n*. leal m*D
euee Ihil l>r. 1.1.iV :k»iv »nrtuu*ii#*lv rimlr tin* «lis
oirkiurc. In ri*" •* where I'r<*i.•»»ln* ilrnrn is n-nl fm u
curative, I>r I. .1. (V i| kav will furnish gratis R |»re*
rip’inn for Li-* ltloo,| |*nnfi* r.
All rominiiiiirniion<4 from tin* counfpv. a*Mr#*sseil
ito Dr I. .I.i /npkny. S hi I rntirio • * w ill he #*lnnl\
•on! roiiiMci Drills n'temled to, nml tin* mne«l h h
with tin* irreMent cue nml M-crcrv. immediatel \ «lih
i» nr lo 1 1, l»y Kxprom or o In r conveyance t«»I heir tie**-
(iimlion.
£ */.** Dh. .1 L. i / \pk aY The irriillerniin whose
n inn* form*, tin* caption of this no|ir«*. is one of the
*’ew in klitii |»h>'irimi* who**#* apphr.alh n fo hi** pro
fusion mnl «I *•v * •' ion to lit • idUcled. remh*r him alike
in ormonen’ to I* e one nml a lefielh lo i|.r oilier A
Mum/ariim hy hirih. In* sought with K« H«uth to place
hlftrouutn among the nations nflln* earth 1»# v#*ml
1 1 1< * nppre««»or%» rule that In*r *•* i»* iniirVit rejoice in
•In* practice of those preeepN whir’i me alike our
•/1• •r\ ntnl our pride. In hi- so to ih», lie tins
reaped tin* reward of Ineffectual ypsiid: nee to oppre*-
• ioii. nml **fi home and n country know him m» more/ 9
\ part how »v« r. fr* mu 1 •** claim* llfion our consider*
•ifloil a« *i imtriof, the testimonials of character »»m|
•• •paritt whiih in* hHncr* entitle him to puhl c ronH*.
•(••lice, to tin* #*\el ision ol tin **#• who posses* neither
•he om* or the other As a gentleman his character
i* uiifaniDhed: as a |»li\!»is -kill ut»surmn*-«-«l ;
• nil to tints,. w|iii«i> iuipni ! i re has left upon theiu
h»* t:ont- o' «?i-• •:i •. we r**t* roii-nenlii u-l\ ri jiiim mi
' in will) the n-siiriifn*e/hat ill him lhe\ wiillintl a
ii** n • I whom io know' is »jr.*i»| eaiu. The Dr.'s office
; s \o. !l i!»*t| I Annorv Hall r« rm r of Sarraineuto
•uni AlonlLfotin r\ streets. Sail I »ann-* o.
VK THAT •H’i-TKK It MM), 1! MAH
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DR. PAREIRA’S
GRAT ITALIAN UM.MMDV
For the c rt iin and spoo«l\ cure of dus
p,.p(>s of u private nature, ii" uiatter
h<>w lonu Ktandiujr. wiiln ut any in
jurious fflFkct to tin* system or any
change ol di'-t. It lias never
it cannot fail to cure.
'HUM* Inviiliinble S|x«itic fir-l inlrmtiirfd uit<»
M I’ilU RIIIIK* hi IV yi*ari» Hjll.-f IMMIII l>»« ltllU! mi well
kniiwii n- u vrnaiii cur.' ’ ilnit in vvrry invvu inn] i‘ity
imloiny mi ilm I'niiUiiml. lint in Urmil llrilmn, tin*
ilminini'l for il wn* m vrr. nt. it- incril- «n n.liinnilirnr,
ttint in I.*—- tlinn one ymir irmn il- iiilrtulnrlinn it i■: t<t
-ii|i|»liilitfil nil nlliff rmin-lim*. 'I In* .'mlinil i*'>n*iilt >
nl i!>•* (intici|iut riiii - ni' l'.nin|ii* wi re < , miip«*lli , il ii*
iirknowltHlKi* ii- wiimlfrlnl m -Ii r> mer iiiwn-i*. I’rn
(■rinttir- nf min i* iin-ln-ine, jvnlmi- nl ii- -»nv. vainly
nmli*i.vnr**il in .iny it- nnwiinl iirn”r«“- l.ikcirni--
liefnrn lln* limwer. llnir t-lf nl- fi*ll in I In- crnmi'l unit
like Urn nn (hi* (iriiinr-. -Wi*i*|ilnH nil In-Inn* il. il- on
wnnl innrrli lioeiinn* triumnlmni It -li-mI Inrili upon
It-own incril- : a fii-pcrminr pnjilic -n», I rind ami
w. rc i*niivin<*.<*<l nf il-innyicul virtue-. 'I In* inn—in*
tort mu* acijnircil tiy Or I’ariirn Inin lln* -ale nf ii
.Inriii*,' ilic -ix veins tic jm pun *I it. alnm* Imn* »iin<*»-
tn it- mirncnlniiK merit-. At lln* ilcccaw nl tin* llnrt
Kit* pccijai whm la*()in*iilh<»il in lii« -nn. whnlnui Inlciy
ntriKlnccil the ictiM-iy ii in the I’niK-l Sinn*.. Tho
■niinlicr nf t rc- n ha* n'rcinly niarir arc a-tnni.hia/
rimn-iinil* tiikl Ivlin nf thuuaalMJit cun l»**ur Ic-liniony
to it- cfllcacy.
.Ail who n*-* it It will cure with n-:if«*ly.-fj<w*d and
certainly no olher nn ni«*inc hn- ever |.n— c—cd.
Ki -nrl to nn ijiiack Sn-lrimt-. I •« a remedy Unit
ha* heen tried h.rtin* |*--l liny year* and wuo never
kimwntn fail.
Thi* Oreui llemedy i* *nrranh*il purely vi*k»*UiWi*.
Hewnre nf Onimlerfeil-. The exlen-ivn Mile nf lln*
wnnderfill ineihcinn hit- nireiuiy i;;*n—-il mino
r |ier-nn-. to palm nlf n |- ii’ the nii-ii-|M-lin)f. a -|*u*
rmn- coio|mhiihl, chwaly re* cm ii) inai he nri-iiial. lie
iMirticnlar to bay none wiihon) the written -iirnatnr**
nf ,A I'arelnu V’. Il on the nniMile wrap|N>r of each
hniite. All olher* are counterfeit, and their com -
IMinmler- will ta* pilin-hi-l with lln; uimor.t riger ol*
the law
t’n *e. Throe ilollnr- per laillle For Mile hy D. Ilab-
C***k. *nle A|(enl Inr Olllllnmin. Oreltnli an'J IheSnlni
wieh 1-lnnil-. In wboin all order- ninel be addreeied.
A Utierul disc 'lint made tn wholawde dea’ *r*.
j>, ll\ i’im'K.
Wholesale l»ni|<i?isl. 77 1». ii»-lreet.
San Francisco.
F.i-t of Aifeiii* Ihmntth nl the Stale. Itice ‘ fflia ii.
Cii. Itrugirial. M-ry-ville: 11. K Siarkwealher. ( ity
l iniL r Sinre Hlocklon : W. II llnim r. Snimru ; ttenj
■‘hnnleff. Sha-ia; Cldld Ik Wnr-hen. Hacerville
Justin Ciitem Jr, Harrmento City t 0. K. AN . • arr,
Onwnieville ; lir. John lairk. Nevada ; Ur. VA H.
Uutiief, Yreka, l»r J It Winaton, ho* Ainteh**;
Thomas NVliuley, Han Diego; Deo L. Story, ForiU, *
0. T.
BI.ANKB-K.TCiy deacrpilkm of.'Hushw’s B 1 ski
foi sale alhis^uOcc.