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Miscellany.
A Persian Princess. —I wmt to
pee the Shah's half sister, a beautiful
girl of 15, who lived with her mother
in an obscure part of the anteroom, no*
glectcd by the Shall, ami consequent!)
by every one else. She was naturally
lovely, fair and indiscribahle eyes, and
a tiguec only equalled by some of the
chefs d'ouvn of 1 lalian at t. This is so
rare among Persian women that she was
oao of the few persons t saw in tin
country with an approach to a good fi
gure. She was dressed in the usual
fashion of Housers on trousers, tho last
pair being of such stiff brocade that if
put standing uptight in the middle of
t lie room there they wool 1 remain.
Her Imir was curled, not platted, and
she wa-i literally covt red with diamonds
Sfio was quiet in her manners, and
scorned dejected. Sin- was most anxi
ous to In ar about European customs.
What seemed to surprise her most
win that we look the trouble to un
dress every night going to bed ; and
she asked me was it. true we put on a
Jong white dress to pass the night in r
All 1 Persian women are astonished at
this custom, and are quite unable to
account for it. They never undress at
night; they untie their thin mattress
from its silken cover, draw it nut from
its place against the wall, and roll them
soloes up in the wadded quilt, which
forms their blanket. The only time
they change their clothes is wln-u they
go to the bath. If they go out to visit,
they of course but ou tln-ir best g ir
inents, and t ike them off at night; but
generally they lie down just as they
are, and even in cold «either they
wear their ebadoor, or out of door v il.
at night. — (ilimpse » of Life m Persia.
B0r» A W cgteru editor says there is
an end to ovary tiling save a ‘thrilling
romance’ that you pay lor bv the co
lumn. Four years ago ho engaged Mr.
Q till to do up 4 1 lie Haunt'd lien
11 nist, or the Mysterious Corn-Crib ’
lie is at it yet, having entered upon
the sec md chapter lasi week.
In chemistry, the way to part
two bodies is to introduce a thbd. ihe
smio holds true in other departments.
To increase tlr* distance h. tween a
pa r of lovers, all that is rcijnlred is to
let Willie walk into the back parlor
with a lighted candle in his ha;.d.
Another \ ictim.— The Huston CVi»v;.
vide, stivs t The widow Keating,
who was murdered at \\ ashingtou hy
Herbert, mernb r of Congress bom
California, died of grief a lew days
since, making Herbert's crime a dou
ble murder. What name shall he giv
en to those who >hi»;!d him from de
served punishment :
LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE HOARD OF SIT
PER VISORS, IX AND FOR
F.FTTE COUNTY ~ AUGUST
TERM, A. 1> 1850.
IIIDWKLL, AllU'Uxt 13ll», If.'lfi.
In the. Milter nf ikt Division of Ophir
Township into School Districts.
IT ‘8 ORDERED BY TIIK HOARD—That Ophir
Township ho an<l hereby is divided into School
Districts as 101 l ws to wit :
DISTRICT NO 1.
Commencing at Oliver Murray's house. on llu* hank
nf Feather river. th nee up a It vino or Slough. to
Dry Crook, thonco up Dry crook, taking the rnthl
hainl fork of said Cre* k until tho lino strikes the line
of Rldwoll Township.
DISTUICT NO. ‘J
Commencing at > diver Murray’s house, on the hank
of fc’. alher river, ihenre running in a sir light line In
«nd Including the Prairie House, until it strikes the
Wvnuilotte Township line, thence down the line ol
District No. I, to the nlnco of heuinmng.
DISTUICT NO. 3.
Sh ill embrace nil the rein tin lor of Ophir Town
ghiii not included ill either of the first two districts.
Attest: a true copy. Mll.EScil O'IN.
Clerk rtf Ho ir.l of Supervisor*.
By M H. DvnakrH, Den'iiv
OEFD'E of hoard <m- M I i.u
VISORS IN AND FOR HUTTF.
COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, A
I>. 1850.
IllinVKl.l., August 19, lr*’fi..
In the matter of the Division of Hath
County into Supervisor Districts.
[T 18 OtinK'lßD hy the Hoar I that from and afie
the date hereof, iho buim Dries and innnhers o
ie kup-rvis >r Districts lor llutte Comity sliall Ih* ii
dlows, low'd:
DISTUICT NO. 1
Phall he composed ol uni embrace the Townships ol
Oro, Wyandotte. Hid wed and Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO. 2
Shall he comp w.d o an I embrace the townships o
Hamilton, Eureka and Ophir.
DISTRICT NO. 3
Shall he composed of and enthr tee the frtwushi|>s o
Ore .’on mid K ii Ii w and U‘hi«*o
Attest; a true copy. MII.ES (lIIAPIS.
. (Perk of Hoard of Supervisors
Bp M 11 Dikkscii. Dev dy.
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CARDS,
RITINO M ATERI \hS. PORTM'INIES am
Kuives. at Bloch's.
PH. WATERMAN'S.
MEDICAL.
DR. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, ETC.
MR I IF RED no malady of deeper Importance either
JL In n medical <>r moral light of view. to which
iho human family is more liable than that arising
Irum Impure connections.
Vs a medical man it i« the duly of every physician
In look atdisease as it effect* health and lit*-, and hi*
sole object should be In mitigate, u* far as lies in hi«
power, the tastily suffering. Unman nature ul best is
but trail, all nre liable to misfortune.
< if nil Ihe ills that affect man none nre mere terrible
">an those of a private nature.—Dreadful ns It is in
the person who contract*it. Irightliil as are its r lias
es upon hi*constitution, ending rntipienlly m ilesiruo
ion and a loa li-ome grave, it becomes of still greater
importance when it is transmuted In innccent oil
spring. itch being the erse how necessary it be
comes Hint every one having the least reason in f,-,r
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
toil at once hy consulting some physician, whose
respectalbility and education enables him to warrant
a safe, speedy, nml permetieiit cure. In accordance
with this necessity, HR Vul’NtJ feels calli-d ii|hui to
slate that, by long study mid extensive practice, he
lias helome perfect master of all those diseases which
conic under llie denomination of veneteal, mid havs
mg paid mori‘ attention to that •me branch than any
other physician in the I’tilled Slates, he feels himself
bettertplltllfled to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms, such ns ulcers, swelling In
the groans, ulcer in the throat, secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, lerluarv svphilis, sv
i lulls in children, mert-un nl syphilitic affections, gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false pas-ages. liiHaiiialion of
Iho bladder and protrate glands, excoriations, 1 11 mors,
poslnles. Me., are as familiar to him as the most com
mon tilings of daily observation
The Doctor effects a cunt in recent cases in a few
'lays ami finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to sm It treat
ment as w ill draw upon him tin* nlightesi suspicion
or oblige him to neglect bis bu-iness whether within
iMirs or without. The diet need not he changed, ex
cept in cases of severe ialhtmalioii. There art* iu Cali
fornia patient* (amounting to over two thousand in
the past year) that could furnish proof of this; but
these nre mailers thot require tl»i nicest eecrcsy which
hit always preserves.
All letters enclosing SIO, will he promptly attended
to. OlHce hours front 0 \. M to H P M. Address J.
YulMI, M. <t. Express liuildiugs, corner of
Montgomery and Califorman streets, over Wells .•'ar
go 4: Co.’s Express Depart inent.
\O\UD— FROM DR. VOIIND’S PRIVATE
. MEDICAL ( mice—To the afflicted—ln this
age of progress, whim science is develop ng itself in
suciih a manner tis to appear almost miraculous, every
thing lit couuntm place is looked upon as uoi worth
notice In view of this fact. Dr. Voting, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued hy mo-l sci
entific physicians, (that of wailing for the public In
(inti you out alone.) nml pii'di-h to Un- world, as
inticu us max be. bis knowledge ul the healing art,
to let those who be iu need of assistance khow where
they call fluid relief without tear of Is iug imposed
upon.
Iu continuation of this subject. Dr. Voting would
-ny. that of the past ten years lie lias pursued Die
pract iue of met I iciue in one of I be largest cities Iu the
I'inleit Slates, with the highest success, nod (bat Ins
standing It- a physician Is without reproacli, having
at oin- time lieen lecturer mi the I uiversity of Penn
sylvan la on venereal diseases, \c.
I ptui all of these eonideralioiis. Dr. Voting hascon
(idetice in iutroituclng Imit-rlf to the public, knowing
licit they will sustain well earned merit.
The following are a few pf Die many testimonials
which have appeared in Die public journals the last
few years;
f From Die Boston Medical -binnml ]
Although we mo oopo-ed to I he system of advertis
ing, for gm I and sufficient reasons, still we deem it
hul justice to nay ill it Dr Voting is one of Dm niosi
indus’rious anil indebtligahle votaries of Die medical
science, in the Foiled Statics
From Professor Jackson’
The subscriber is personally ncipiainted with Dr
Voting, and has seen much of his practice, andean
hear lusiimoney to his meriti ns a praclilinner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
Ins profession, anil the opportunities
posses-ed l*v him for tln* observation of vetn-rt-al dis
eases. Mi lt-- his services invaluable to those alllicletl
with the attove eomplainls.
From the VVhiginid \ lvertis--r.
All alllieled with private complaints should eonstili
Dr Vo nig, whose education is n t surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his -kill, lemor and in
legrity all may rely with safely, while most of the
praciilioners in this city trre wiilioul honestv or res
pectability their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
Otli -e cornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite the baiikhig bouse of Wells Fargo
V On. t Ipeii from y A. M. to 8 I‘. M , Sunday in
cluded-
HJRIVATR Medical f ttire—Hundreds of those who
U have contracted disease are disadpninlnd of it
earn by not calling on Dr. Young ul llrst Me will
forfeit hiiv sum if he fails to cure anv case that may
ct 'tie under his care, tie matter bow long standing or
aillicling. stteli as ulcers, tumors, 'lodes, biniehe-.
pimples on the fnc- and hotly, (mins hi (lie hones and
ioius, wakefulness, trembling. copper colored sores,
wasting of the hones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
streiiglli mid flesh, sores in the nose and ears, ln-s to
hair, weak eyes itching humors, k Maov persons
after being relieved ef all extern d appearances m
private disease, suppose liieitl-elves eutetl. h'U after
a few months Dud Duty are iron hied with various
symptoms which they never had before. and which
t iiey tiinl it impossible to relieve. Vo all who are at
Hided in Dos way. Dr Young would p rlieul urly 'ec
oiiimend a tri d of hisskill. The svinpum- with which
you are troubled are caused Its taints iu the blood
which sooner or later w ill destroy our health anil hap
piness. Nt person who has ev< r had an attack of am
private complaint slimiM not fail loroii-uil Dr. Vo ing
uni take a few liolll -s of his invalttahie purifying
medicine, as they can rest assured that heir Mood i
lu a perfectly pure and healthy eonditien. and Dial
every trace of disease Is removed from the system
Recent cases cured in srotn two In live days without
hullge of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee
DR -I ('. YOIfNC.
Office, corner Montgomery and California streets
epposite Weils, Fargo f. Fo.'s (tflice hours from 1*
A. M., to 8 I*. M.
Marysnille. June loth. 18V>
JJ'Vtt. .1 C. YOUNT!—Drxti Sut:—please send me
uW some of the medicines you pre-erhed m my
■a-e. I have a friend here who is troubled inexact!'
lie saute way that I was. lie has nightly emissions,
ringing arise in his head weak buck. I -s- of memory
ml Is generally debilitated : he is iliscmirn'• d and
ha« not confidence enough lt» enable him to call -amt
-ee you. I told him how I was and Dial my friends
dl said I was in ct ms um pi ion and Died "(tors up here
rave me tip and advised me to g > home to die, but
instead of going home I called upon yon, and here I
uu. as well as any of them, mid likely to live a long
dine yel, will! -trenth enough to work with the strung
•st of them. Doctor. I will sen 'every one to yon that
looks to me as though he needed a physician It shall
not he my tinill if any one dies for want of medical
treatment. 1 will do all I can l-> keep the afflicted
iway from those pe-ls of society, yclept professors
■onl high sounding lilhst men who, if Die facts were
k nown. are men w lio left Ilnur eon Ur' for their conn
■r»’s good. Pnblis this letter, doctor. if yon wish,
u l | hope some of those Dial humbugged me, may
■tee it and sleep bud for one night.
Truly your*. GEO. DAVIDSON.
IDWARD M. BURROWS.
INTKR N ATI ON A 1.11 OTEIS ALOOX
J \CKSON STREET,
between Moatgromcrv an* Kearney
SAN FRANCISCO-
B,»t T**-Brands of Brandies, IVtnr* ana
Segu ..
!
MEDICAL.
DR. HCINIMANN S
pei r.i tj: mi: me a l op pice.
C'iUNKU MOST<i(»MKU\ it JACAMtN sITHKETS
SAN FKANCISCO.
lIKIINIM ANN. corner of Kearney and
mJ Ikied!.- street*. Shu Francisco. has for a nurnt»«-r
"I year*. In the military an.l other hospitals of France
devoted lila study |irinci|>»lly In Ilia triMtlDrnt nf Si*,
m l diseases, mill iherv-fnre possesses a thorough ex
peri.-nro in tins parlicnular l.runch. He is ids > per
feet I v fit in 1 1 1 i r wiih all tin- recently discovered and
highly imp irtant rniiiallns ainl means for Ilit 1 cure of
“inti iiis. uses, It is scarcely necessary In mid Item
Unit in Fr ai e where secret disease* are of more ir---
Hii.-iit occurrence I him any where elm*, tha physicians
of Hint country are mure expert in their cure, and are
const,mtlv and successfully endeavoring to find out
now reinedjcs. inure cltlcicnl and less dangejous than
those formerly used
hr. Ileinnn nin Is therefore, maided to cure all
lhe*e diseases w ilh perfect .(•riainlv. without using
mercury. In a veiy rlmrl lime, and witliout stihjectinif
liis patieiiUtotheri.sk ol nUhscipienl injurious c.ii-e
-on-n.-es.
chronic Gonorrhea, Rvermabirrhea, I'lonr Albn*,
Gom-ral Itetnlily the re-alt ol misconduct, |h.!liiiioii«,
,|iiiii in the hack and sides, Krnplionsof all k.nds,
produced hv interior causes, l.nssut Hair. Khemn d«
i'lii in the Joints. Nocurnal sweats, seminal and I mi
ni weakness. Injuries received hy mercurial treat
ment. \c Kr are cured hy Hr, llciliiiiiiinn with (lie
aid of remedies known hut to himself, to the jierlecl
salisfnctlen of his clients.
Recent diseases ol the above named kind will be
promptly and radically removed before tin y cm set
lie in the i.ody and become chrome, by hr, lb-ini
m,inn’s own purifying vegetable remedies.
Hr (letniinaeli ' ;-,her |smsesses a sure remedy
fut.y tested, and wbich can lie relied upon, for tin
cure of Inlernnth i:' .'over, ('hill and Fever. Fever
and Ague. Mho u means to remove, in a few days tor
ever, a bad breath, without the least injury to Hie
stomach. In the pdesent days numerous remedies
are otfered everywhere lor to! imaginable diseases,
toil in most of Hie rases the,still r-rs .re *o sadly dis
appointed that they look with jaslitlaide tiii'lrusl on
all adverlis mteiils ol tins kind. Dr lleiiiimaim's re
medies in e.l noi be recommended l.v pultilng ch.iria
lanisi.i. tor they recommend themselves by their ef
fects. us Inis been seen and experienced by nilineons
patients who. fortunately for themselves, have u-ed
them. For the Inh mi llion nml satisfaetinii of the
often deceived puldic. the statement will snlflce that
Hr. Ileinimtnin has in bis pnssesrlon over iwo hun
dred teslonoiihi's front patients cured bv iiini, besides
many other reliable per-ons which in- is ready in ex
tiildi w lien r.-<|<i■ nil, vvloie common decency lorliids
him to pnlili-h Hiein in the newspapers.
Persons iipplyliig to Dr lleininiann shall not he
obliged to pay in advance Hie lull price ol the cure,
as in- is willing to submit his shill and his remedies
lir-i hi be le-h d.
i Die thing the Doctor invariably requires from all
his patients. Dial is a lailbful and strict conformance
wnli all Ins directions mid precripliuus, otherwise lie
cannot ami vvilinot warrant a cure.
Written consultations will be given without charge
and c'uinnunicalions answered whether containing a
fee or not promtdv, punci .tally and with s'rict *ecre
cy. on npplving, postage paid, in the Fnglisli, l-rcitch
or (icrmaii l.anguiigcs, to
Hr. V. lIKINTMANN,
Comer of Kearney and Pacific sirecis,
San Francisco,
To show te the satisfaction of all that Hr lb-ini
maun Is ti thorougly educated, practical and experi -
enced pbvsician aiidsuigeon I lie folb >w nig froin his
mum Tons testimonials, are submitted to the public
\anies nre suppressed, but the nntiit.rs are at uny
lime ready to proclaim their truth and iintlmnticily
before the world.
CnvvAivaon Vali.kv, Feb. 11. IRM.
Duar Hoclor:--! have know n you since I'ln and
von have given so many proofs ol your talents and
experience, that ynu have entirely won confidence.
Vldioiigh yi hi reside nt at a great ni-lancc IVOm me
von know that I have several lime s. nt you palienis
which other doclojs have given up ns inenralde, and
von have always received them and saved not only
'heir limbs hut tilso their lives. 1 w ill only mention
here the case of Mr C .from Auburn, who is
indebted to yon for the preservation o Ins right arm
which other doctors wanted to amputate, and that ol
\I .<i offadoma. who although given up a
bopidess by two d<ic*ors was cured by you in two
weeks time As to what you have done for my fauns
ly, siitHcu it to say, I will never he nidi' to r. pas * "U,
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines aa a prom ol
he high esteem I have o| your talents as a m die.il
man. and believe me le be vour coii-laul friend,
F 11.
Proprietor oflhe Miner's Hold
To Dr. Ileinimuini. San Francisco
Greenwood. February lltlulfiMi.
Having sty died medicine myself at the I ni versili id
I',avia, n Hals, I suppose I know enough to tie be.
lieved when I declare hereby that von are I In- best
divsiciun I ever met wilh in Calihrni i. This decla
ration is feimdeil on what I base sei-n yon doniel
heard from every boils when I re-id -d at Mormon I •
and. I know of many persons in whom you have
saved life and limbs idler they had been -nm.dctely
•iveit up by olher.s, mid who vs ill ai any lime come
for ward ami testily to (lie truth ot tbi-. and to your
sciu.ce. Wishing von for the future, the same sue
ce-s which has attended you thus tar. I remain truly
sours, H. ”,
To Hr. Iletninmnn, Han Francisco.
Coloimi. .lunrrry loth, IV.fi,
My Dear and Much K-teeine.l Doctor:—lt H w ith
much regret th-il I and all your other fri-mds saw you
unit Mormon Island. Me base lost in ymtaphy-i
-'mu of great talent and experience who wecnuld not
appreciate It was proven ennmdi hy He
nnmerons whn came to i*all on yon from aP parts •.|
the mines, and yon an* in the lie«l r-ineinbrun fall.
Myself, given up hv svlioin I naisldereil onr best phy
-ji-ians prepared myseD |oiiie;hy chance Ic imenn
d- r sour irealinent and you h-c cured me ol a grave
-ickness in n short time. You have proved you-vdl
a pln“ici in and yon do honor to p e uunie. (..
I»ro|»ri«l‘>r lle^l-uirniil.
To Dr. Ileinimann, ?an Francisco.
Auburn, Jaimnry V.’th NWt.
Dear Doctor; —t always remember you with pleas
nre, and a feeling of graiil'i'h- prompts me to address
sou Hi Volt know in what a deploaahle suite
t was alter coming out ef Hie hands ot Hr 1.., who
wanted to ainpiilaie in v tight arm. in shed hv a til
mg Ins-k. in order to save ms life. 11-. pods for (in*. I
heard of yon and of the reputation which you had a'
Mormon Island ; so 1 asked for s.mr mis tore
p.rtiug with my arm. At the recommendation ol
-.-me friends o*' yours in Green woo. I. I went to -' is
with you and in a few weeks my arm. instead ol is-ing
imouui'ed was saved, together with my life which I
■ nsi.hr I owe to yon Hear Doctor, iI I ever can he
of any advantage to von dispose of mo. for it Hen
in ly' to v.-nr skill that I owe my pr.-s-nt existence
'leceive. therefore, my siecere respect, and the assu
rance that 1 helieve y-.il lolieone of onr most talent
ed and experienced physicians in Ibis country.
Yoi.rs truly, I *’•
To Hr. Helnimann. San Francisco.
Sacramento, February Isf. 1 Safi.
The nhdersigned has kn»'»ii Dr fMnitr.ann f>r
many years, and can vouch for his jo-tlr having
earned a reputation a* a con-rienlio*** prudent ex
(lerlenceil and skilful I'hv-ician and burgeon, and
wont I therefore iwi-mmend to all P's»p v to civ with
most implied, confidence in Dr. Ileiuiiitaan’.s skill and
science. *'• **•
Thiol street, between -I and K
SHOP.
JOHN POI.BERGfI.
HespectfnMv inform the citizens or r.td
▼ T well and Vicinity, that he is prep.-ued Indn nil
kinds of work in hi* line of hn-iuess in a workman
•ike manner, with despatch and on reasonable term*
•ving alwsvs on band a large assoc-meat oi drs
in ,t*er he is ren.lv to in ike to' 'dor Doors window
S;.sh. Tables. Keeker-. 4c. All kinds oi Cabinet
work, and in fact anything appertaining to hi* bnwl
news Milliard Tables set ami repair*-*! Rhop no
Charias ireel, bel o w Hess 4 Larcomb’s Brick More
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J.CZAPKAY S
Dn.r, j.c/M’kav. i.atk in thk iihnca.
run K>-vnlulmunry War t'locf Physician to
!*•• 'doth rr.nneiu ot H..n veils. (Vlncf j-urk-mti f«» 11*»-
'lilitnry Hospital of IVsili, lliiiidary. mml Inti- l.i-citi
rer on Hl«ra«e« of I ritiary organs. and diseases of
w mien and cldldr- n.
Tn T«« ifnii tkli. —Hr I. .1 Oxpkay hss oja-ned
111* inslitllle fur till- mrc Ilf :.|] forms of private iti*
ea«r*. *lllll (I. -yphill*, g itiurrlll'll, nocturnal i-ini»
sinus mill nil On- i mi-i 'ipicnc*' <if self-ale In On
tir-i singes i I tfuiii irrtic il diseases lie eu'irtmin - a cure
in a lew days, w iliioiit liK'iin'cnt' iic • In On- pain nl.
• r liinilrumr !n lii« Im-lm-* U lu-ii n patient, In
neglect. nr improper treatment, 1 1 :■« developed On
secondary sy lil|i|iiiim nl -\tidi-. *nrh n- liiltilv. nr
[i tinlnl -»i '.Kings mi On-groin*. nr ini nr* in the throat
.iivl iii-M-, which. it mu clna ked, drsir iy llir -oft
parts ninl cause the hours in mnrlilv. -rp'imte an I
rinnc a»:i;, lr-n\ ing On- si,if rcr an object htdi in
In-hnM; iir wlk-ii -pi lichrs anil p tuple- break nut
upon I'm -kin. nr wlien lie im* painful -wrllii -• iipnn
llm hone-. nr wlmi. In* i- 11 11 - 1 i: 111 i<• 11 i« injnri d -n
pri<li«;n•**<• in ci*ii*nni|-li*• 11 nr other cm.- itnti i'ia
11 j —tin* l>'M‘inj iMiiir.in;iM'H a cure nr H-ks nni'ii n
pen*.ita.n. In Kin iii.iii-m, chronic. or ar’i'.i : in
1 ty«i'nliT*. nr liiarrini' i. Im im- * i i■ ami ml ■ cr il re
nil'll il'H. I‘nr Olf lie linn lit 111 ! Ill' i*o 1- ipnnri'H nl
sr|f-ahU*e. such a* imiMi nal ,||H—i in*. ni'rvniiH!ii'»*i
liini<lK v In'iiilui'lii', p im* in it.n tin• k and linili*. » illi
general vv raklle-s. Ins-of nju«l il *•, In-s nl memory
injury imlm sight, re«l|.'s-n,—s. confusion nf x'.a-.
dislike fnr -<teiety. and Icdlng of weariness nf In ;
Willi tin* nervous system *-11 I'Xrilnalili' Omt -light
noise* shock or startle On* patient 11 1 itki■ ikf In* exist
euce miserable, Inr the iilinvi- iniila-lic* On- lliiflnf
will guanomc a cure nr a*k im nwipriM ion Hr
can fa* consulted reo of charge, ami iitvitall In
rail, a* n will imi*l Omm nothing. uml may In- linn'll
In tlmir advantage
Hr. 1.. .1 (‘/ ipkav i* daily receiving apellentinns
from every part of On* Stale and Irom Oregon and
Washington I’emlnnei*, n r iroatllii nl nf ru n Inrm
nf disease. .' lid On'l'n I* lint om' win) "ill rmnn tor
w ard and I'lpn— di-“,ilislacln n; on tin- eonlrary. Om
Hr is in 1 1- il. receipt if teller-. cxp’o-ni' of giali
nidi- uni! thankfulness, Minn- nf "In. li aro published
bollrW hy permission,
M * hi *vo.i k, .Join: !t, T'- Vi.
Hr 1,. .1. r/apkny, San Prauci-co; —Sir. I-have
n*eil tin' la-1 nf your ini'dirim*. and dn iml think I
hliiill in' il anr more, as I led very wa ll i-vcept that I
have not entirely gol my strength ini. Iml -*i i "ill
with the nppi'lili! I limn. It i* jn*l Oil'l l' wi nk*, you
may reedlecl. since I callnd at nnr iit**lititic*. with
ni\ I'oti-uuilinn a* I Omnk’ht, t iniri lv i.r. k n, and
ih'Vit you would III! lihln I i rnrr mi pi rf. . I
li, hilt lliniiirht yon miitiit In* ahh* tn dn in
ivi-i* tin- pa i m ni\ hark and lirad and Hlri iik'lhi'ii mi
limll-, uln n urn* *n wrak I lull Ulr) "nnid allium
civr wav nmlrr inr win n I walk'd, and t slrrnc'.hrn
niy llrrvr-»n Ihiil IHihi id Iml i{rl . xrllr.l and trnn
hlr nt evrry lillln Onnc. Saw that ymi kimw what
I rx|irclrd. ynn may jndcr nf my 'iili-l.ii linn m m_\
cnmplrle rrcnvrrv I'rnni llm*c aympinni* and Oir rr
ninVAl of I hn*r Hplnlrlir* and -nlI - limit nil -k iii and
O r nli rr- lr in mi thrnal; *'id Oir ml Irr -inn;,acr nl
tin.nr rnii—inn- which ynn-aid "err prim ipnllv Oir
Cau*«ofniv -ii'knr-r. I ran hardly ti ll ynu whjclii*
llir irrrulr.Hi. in> joy nr mv *ur| ri«r, Inr r\i'rpi nut
havinc fndv cm mv Hlrriictli, I Ii id a* wrll a- any
man ran had. I'.nrln-rd 1 print ynu iwrnly dnllar
nvrr ynnr I'liarffC. and think m fidn iply mini
If vmi .liink any iindv w ill hr hmrtitli il. ymi may pul
till.* lellor in Oir nrw*paprrH. Tims II -.x mv.
I’onTLAM*. • frnumi, May 15, HCfi.
Hr C/apkav—HrarSir;—Vnur mrdirinr ha- l.n a
tllkrii ulM'nrdillC In dirrrlinii- I Irrl n iilllr wrak
y<-l; in rvrry mlirr win lam almn*l rntiri ly rrrnvrr
i'il, and think in a -hurt Innr I -liull hr a- wrll ,a- r\ -
ar. Kvrrvhnilv Ihal khnw* inr i* wniidrnnc whip
imnlr «nr(i a ciiancr. Inr »nnin frirml* llmnchl I had
rnn«innpOnii. and oOirrslhal 1 mi* c nnc rrn/y.—
Wrll, 1 it il’ k now hilt I hry wrrr hu ll r chi. an I frit
a i(niii| drill holh way*, and Oiou-hl if I didn't dir
-nmi 1 wmild hk«-in I am nm Ironnlrd any mnrr
with rmi*-mn-, and tin* pain in my nrad and irirk.
and llui w. aknr-H in my limha have I. tl mr. and m
ha- Om di/zinr“-. limldiiy, and llir v\ i-li alway- in In
almir: I am not alraid to Cn In I'ninpa y imw. and
am mil mi ra-ilv Harrri! a- I n-rd t" hr. \v hen any lldlr
Oiinc would art mr trrmhlinc. 1 Imvr orrn at work
t|,i- work, which i* tin* lir-l 1 liavr done Inr *i\
month-, and tin- Ihonchl of il d .n't din nr
iikr il n-rd m Indrrd, I lrr| lik tomOirr man. and t
i- all nwine ti> vnur mriiic.inc* and advicr. \ nil may
puhli*h ihi- il ynu waul In.
Yours See, Joskph Hath.
Bai iiiMKVTu. May l.t, isja.
Prar Sir Such is thr lliunklulnrs* I fn-l fnr the
pri— rvalinn of my heullti nf hrlh lm.|y and mind,
and 1 hrlirvr nf my lilt-, that I hnpr I wi I lint Imcnu
-idrrril intrn-ivn in trndrrinc my Oiuukfnl acklnwl
• ■dcniriii- fnr rr-tnrinc nirin liralth, and making my
Ijp. a |ma in wnrlli prr-i rvimr. whrn il had liefnmr a
hurl In n Inn emit fnr inr In hrar. Vmlim as Iwas In
i irr Oml had nndrrmlnrd my rim»iiluOnn and dm I
op.-d a train nf nervous symptom- Mil Ii a- nrrvnii*
drhiliiv, hraduchi-. di-trr.—inc omiday. srlf di-ini-i.
d i //i I ir—-. Invr of -olilildr. In--nf iilrunry and want
nf rr-iilulinn. hr-idr- a In--nf Mrrnclh and rnrr.y.
i, in p madr my waking mninriil- w rrlrhrd and my
-|rrn nnrrfn-hinc and wu* fa.-' hrmcme inr In llir
nav". hill, thank- in your -kill. I am rr-lnrrd tn lirallli
ViCnr.'.and rnrr.'v llnpincto cmdruilmr- win rrthey
may pud rrlp-f, you harr my p. rnii—inn tn mtikr this
• Ulf> 1 ji• • I.UINAKD IV Al lk .
' Tn Hr. I. .1. •’sapkiiy, San Pr»in-i«ro.
I jf" Spi rinalnn hra. nr h«ad w rakm—-. nrrviris dr
t,Unv |..w -pin:-. I.as-iiinlr. wauikur— ofihrlimh
iiiid nack, indi-posilnm mid inc ipuhilny mr la'inrand
*1 lidv .1 iHill -s I(f lippr-'limsinn, lu-H I> l iiirmnry, aver
-ii.ii in —i ii - 1 . iy, Invr nf Snlimde timidily, - 11-di-lru-t.
li/./.inr—, In adar'ir Invnlmil. ry di-chunfrs pan.- in
ill,. , j |r. ntf.ci ims nf Oir i yes, pimplrs on the lurr.
-.•Xu i| and nllirr inllrmitirs in mini, an- cured with
mil fid hy Oh-justly crlrhriilrd phy-ici man I *•!rerun
I. I l/ ipkay. Ilis mrllind ol ciirins Uisrii*r» is IM'W.
, inikimw n tn -cher-. i mnl iiriicc the emit surer-*. All
consultations hv lellrr or olnrrw i-r tree Addrr-s
1,. J. t'z ipkay, H.. Sail I'raiicisco, Culilornni
Tn T’lK I.AUI KS OK CAI.IH>KMA.
Hr. 1. •! f’znpkay. lair liitlin llimem ian iirvnlu
lionary War. Chmt IMiy-ici.in tn thr iSmli Keennciit nl
llonvrils rhinf Sure-ou In On- Mihlnry lln-piinlnl
Pr-Oi. Huneary, and lair l.rcinrvr nn do, i-r- nl un
narv ore ms and dl-raM- o! "ninrn and children, in
v ip.- Oil' lillentinli Ilf the sick mnl iilMiclrd friiialr*.
I ilmriiie midrr any nf the various form- of di-i-as*** vu
Om liram. limes, heart, suumndi. liver wamli. Id md
kidneys, and all discUK'S pecdliar to their sex. the
|,,H'tor i- rffi-v-tine HVrc cures liian any nihef I’liysi
cian in the Stair of ('alifnriiiii l,rl no fal-e delicacy
i prevent you, hid apply immediately, and *«»e ymir
-dvrs from painful sufferines and pn indurr dr.alh
Ml married ladies whose delicale health nr oilier cir
ciimsllinces dn md allow tn h ive an increase in Ou-ir
families. slmiiM r 11 at Hr. 1,. J fzapksy's'ivsln al In
siituir. Armory Hall, corner Sacr iinriitn an 1 Mont
enmery street-, and they will receive every po-sildr
relief ami iirlp Thr Ihs-lnrs nBl cs are so arranerd
that he can he eon suited wilhoin ilie tear of molesta
linn. If rte*iri"l tu. t* will vi*il the ladies at their
n-nlcli-i - All consultations hy letter or otherwise
free. Address to Hr 1..-I I'zapkay, Medical Institute.
Armory Hall, corner Sacramento and Moidenm-ry
Streets. J . K,
SVl’ll 1 LIS AND OONOIUIIKEA.—Dr.L.
4 Czapkuv would a-k osprcml sllenlio to sypliditic
and enitnrrhieal di-rii«es. In the tlr*l *tuee* nf either
nf ilicse complaints lie euarildrrsu (terfrcl and rtf.-c
tual cure in a lew days, w dlnmt hindrance In IniMiirss
nr the sliehtrst IncoiivtMiienee. The lloclora meOiiHl
of ireatine th-ni combines alt the latest improvement*
hy the medical faculty, with discoveries made hy him
-rlf. more effective than sliyOiiue vet known, which
s.cire- the patient from the possibility of recondary
symptoms and r* move* the disease in ihr shortest pns
sihlrlimr Secondury syphilis winch apje-ars in con
seqnnnre nf the alisorntion nl tiie poison into the sys
tem. and produces Unix*-, I'lceralinu* in the Itirost
anil no*'', wli ch destroy lie- -olt purls, and cause the
txmes in mortify. *epant-* amt come away disDiruriiar
the putlenl hnrrlMy Nisles or painful swetlimrs on
tiie txmes. splotches upon the skin, i-n«es of wliich the
[ks-n.rs see daily in hi*office and which are the result
of improper ireainHMil. Also, nice—, sores and f>im
ples. and injuries to theeonclilnion, which, after a
lona period of suffering destroy life. Il will also he re
im;inhered that lh»so disorder* are ber-dtlary, pas Mug
f
MEDICAL.
from parent to rhiM. and enlnilliu U|h>u the nlUprinif
■i ruined courtltllllon For the cure of nit lhe«e I. inn •
•if dt-e.i-e. the |I«H I'lM it'iHrnut. *■' i cure or ark* mi
•ompen«»llon The I hie tor can lie e intuited hy let
ter or ntle-rw |te free of rhArf{r, mid in* I ** all who anr
~nii. ted to cull upon him. where lie w ill inve llieni
«iieh «i>ti*fo’lioit .g die* call ohhilu no vrlii re t-lte ™
111. room, are No. I and • Armor* II .ill. eorn* rn| S.u—
ruineiiloand Mnnleomer* tirt*eit -•ei ii-uiei-eo
THE G NEATEST mscoVKItV OK THE
\i, \, \ —<;n*a! Illr.**tmr l»» M»ukifiD lint IV
*«*9lll I>r. i. .I. \'7. ipk«yV I'ritfiliv'nnir'Mii. < w t*lf l)u»
• nlcelitut u *»r«* pn*v«*iilnli\e ;.•«"«» i-t i»m|u r
Vlm-nl mih! *\ philllit ifi*»*.*i*#** tin) m «•».«•'i rj» i**»ml r«• i»»-
,Jv f«*r all tin* v«*m*ri-sl. ■‘pn>PD«Mt* ;:»•»,r»*mm- nml
•:iur«*r»»iP» ulcers Di** Dm rife* froiM tin- v
iU*ri|H ami nfvthrn. an I nil cuiml'Mici*» riptioiiiim I
lim* Pur af Hr I- I t’npk *> ** «»iNi*r. \r
nun Mall. r«-nicr of .VMTnfmniM a.» I Montgomery
-r.-. l*. Sum I ran'*i , “ •>. A* iumM*'il;i! n»u h a jin>n n
itt\«• pox, *o ?* Mr. I* 4 ' /Mpkfl) ••
'ropVlnctictiui n prcutil Din* nir D »M *vt MlifioD Mint
p>iM>rrht*al llnfm’f*"* in if p«»*•>♦•«<» *♦
In* | ow»t of chnnicrDlv «!♦*-fr.•> tuff ilu* syphilitic v!•
cm*. Mil th'-r* * imv ff»oii«an<l*4 i ! vci;ii;» Dchriuch.
|r-mi hcpiir inlfft' il D% tin* im»-l l»ot jDf
I.» t i.o yoiimr m.ifi wh«» appr»*riutf?» nm.l ft
L»* wi'liovif Dr. «7»pki\** Drofli'l '* nil. It Win
vcrv ( < nNn , 'iii nf p?n l> i«•* an;! ill ’• f imf convnni
<•l)l*lo n*r, l» ii'-*-1 :•* a *o? p. Tit f ran Do*
nrv\«-tit**«l In |h»* im* «»f pPojirr MkrotiW. i*» aw \voll m»
o*tah w|f»d fan a* 1 1t lit llioy ran Dr t r»*<| nfft-r tin ,r
r*iuMHimcnt. Tin* prhuipD* whu'li n n'"v iini\, f
- 11 )\ r« r< irni2* «l. *a* jrcr»*»vnf • *v»mi <>• t.»r« t !»*• • I?»\ -of
J« ’iin r. tin* ♦li*cov»t»t ol Dm? V»■ rhi tion in ITIH-. ami
it* innltiplied bcuctih • vt*r sim*<* h m* r«*i \»•«I.
ltn*\ tin* admit lot) ol tin* 11 »**« i i«*:i I to’ill) v,
it wti* mi |»ur*«nt ul Di i * l»rai ch «»t fin ..n- 1 • il -ci
riiri* that Dr. L. .1. iViipkay hirtmiHtr?) »rin D* Dio iIW
n»n*rv of hi* I’rophParliriim whirh, t.*r fDo j rrm*ii
tion ot j*v phllilic. ironorrfioaL rriiif pou* *1 * ■ufaiioou-i
ili*or»fh*r. *ln»i*l* unrtvnllmf Dv nn> • _• n» in tin* IMia.-
ina»'optM*a. Tho rfT'*c*l 4>f ill!'* ac»*io ;• f -t • • r i*oifi(*ti i**
iniinr'llain am) r»*in«)v* H. u> % \ o' a roii'rii*-
(ion of If, howovof,thot » hron roll
tnifhal, it iHu fii) in iNMitnli/trnr fin* ».o mihmih rr**-
iniiv aiiirh, D> hl».*oP|»:ion. pnulnro tin* li«*rri.l roioo
|i|t n*«* kfiouii a* ** V‘*in):in *>phil.* D haj»h«< n
hy th»* Dorhvr in in.u \ Dion*aml ca*o*,
iin I (■<• It th mi fo ftticl Du* tir* ! in In.-li it tin* f:ii!»*tf
it Hiiti*orvv Die f.-r \\lii> li ii wih ;n|tnini*!nr
•ll . Drier, S •’*. D'lll ifin<*D,on* are nt' nel.ril to nnrti
p irK iLTo. to r.i*» *• vihtTe Dn*pl»il'n*i irinn i* n-»*il a* ;i
rurntive, Ur I. J. r/.npk-iv Mfill|nn»i*li a pro*
•rrifitioti for In* lU.hm) DnnW r.
All fmrn the rminlrv. n«hlre**«*i|
ly to In*. I, 4.« /af»ka>, San l*Vntiri*ro xm!l Do atrirtl>
ni'l rorifwlootiHUv iiMmdlhl to, ami tin* r *iii»mli» h
v\ if h tin* ro ami -errorv, ittlin|t*l < ilis
i»a trln 1 1, Dr Kj[|»n*.* or other con vr> ain’t* lu I heir ilr.'**
linnlion.
v 4. L. i / M'i ay—’l'lio tfonDofiinn klioso
iiann* form* Ifu* caption of D*i* nofi. i* is mio of lh.»
low oiihloio pt»\*ii ian* vvhiw appl»rah« n t< hi* pro
!o*j*i«ni amt Devotion (o Die til!!irlo<l. ron<D*r him alike
mi ••rnnm**iiT In D r one ami a Defn l’i to fin* other A
IDlirtfartan to hlrlfi. tie -•■OL'ht with l\« **nfh to plnr**
hi* ronntrv ainoiitf the natiom* of the earth heyotnl
fin* op)»roH*or'!4 rule. Dial her «*• n* rejoin* in
•he pnir irr of tln»*,* prerrpi.i which nre nhke out*
:l« r\ nnD our priDo. In tn* • ffort* *>» to D». he limh
roape I the re wan I of inotPctml re*Wtaiice to oppro*-
•ion. nnD **ji tonne aml a rtwintry know' him no more."
\ part liow.im r. Innn hi* elaiitifi upon our ron*i»|, r
alion a* a patriot, ill** D ,*llin'm il* ol rh tnieler amf
ciparity wliirh i o tiring'* tmlitle him to pnDDr confix
Donro, to (ho <*xrlii*ron of ltn*.*o w ho j o**e** iioiDirr
the one nr the other \* a LTriifh lliim hi* rliarartor
i* nutMrnmhrD :km a pli v*i*a i». hi* ■k : • »im*nr|»a**nl;
ami to tho*o uh(»*f impni Jmce ha* I* tt upon them
•ho taint* of Di*ea*r. wr ran rono , n nli"ii*|y mintnrmt
Inin with the a**nranro/tint in him fliry will that a
i.irml whom to know i* j/rrat train Itm |»r ** ofttro
i- No. :i and I Armorv Mall corner of Harmnieiito
and MonttroNiery j*lroe**, San Kranei*i o
vi*: th at <rm:i: \\v. \ i> i:k \ i>
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DR. PAREIRA’S
CKAT ITALIAN UKMKUV
Fur the certain artj speeds cure of dis
e.,,gps of a private nature, no matter
lt< w 1 <.nir standing, wiiln ut any in
jiiriuus effket to the system or ary
clianjro ol diet. Ii has never failed,
it cannot fail to euro.
lnvuluablc Si»-riJic fir«t introduced into
U Pirn .oiiif tins si ;i:» hili.e, »(ioll lii’ciline »<> well
KnoMTii ’l* ii vcrLiui cure ’ Hint in • very Imvn nnd city
not oinv mi tin* I'lmlincid, hut in (Iri-.'d Hriliiin, the
Inn and lor il v* uk mi yn nl. iik no ril- go iiKioundimr,
rliul in lok- limn one ynnr ir in iiK inlriMluclinn it Imd
oi|.p!anlod id) ntluu r ini du -. 'llu- Vmlicid I nnilly
of the (principal < uii-< nf Kumpi-«i-n-cnuipcllcd to
iU'knnvrU-dKe it* wondcrlul nviUi r s m er illgeiiKe, pn»
prU'liirr ol otfnT un'dicim*. Jojdnil. ni it. gsifly. stiinly
undo:.cored In Ktiij il. <mw ant pruure.K l.ikeirraM*
liefore the mow er. Iln ir eir uiH fell in 'lie irrmind and
like tire 111) the |iriiirie., KWeepins «ll liefore 11, ii* on
wnr.! march lieeame Iriiimnlmnl p. *|ood fur'll upon
il« own merilK . a di-n rniiur puplic «aw, tried amt
were con vino dnf ilu inmrirnl virlnr*. 'Hie iiihkklsk
Inrlune acquired liy It Pareira Irnm the rale nf it
diiriin; the -ix > ear* lie pr< pared il. alone Imre wilder,
to ilr mintcuhuiK rnerilr. \l the deei a-e nf the Duel
Ihe peeipe wag liei|iieal hed In hi. -nn. wilt, hag lately
illrodne d ihe leiiiedv ii m llie l iiili d Stale.. I lu*
mmiher of e re. il ha« already made lire aidnuirhinif
riioii-and* and long of thnugalidg can Imur le-liliinny
lo ilg efllcacy.
Ail who ti-c it It w ill cure with a safety.speed and
certainly nn nlher m« dicine hag ever pom g-ed.
IP mrlln no Quin k Norlruni*. Igi a remedy Dial
Lag Leeii tried fi the pawl liny years and was uestT
know a to fail.
'Hurl.real liemedy i» warranted purely vegetable.
Beware nf I ouinerfeilg. The exlen-ive *mU- nf thia
wnnderlul nn ihcifii; ha- alreads rail-.• I mine perrnu
r permim. In palm otf npnc the iiiigii-|,ictinK, a gpu*
rinii- eoin|Kiund, elosely rei emblinir the nrlk'lnel. It.*
particu ar In buy mine wiilmin Ihe, written Kivuatnrn
nl A. Pareirn. V. Il nn Ihe outride wrapper of each
hoiile. All other, ar- cmuiii rfeli, an I iheir cane
iMiumler* will hi punished wuli ihe ntioorst rifrer ol*
ihe law
I’ri.-e, Three dnllar- per faittle For «ule hy T>. Bab
e i k. sole A Kent lor < ialilornia. i In-Koii and ihe Sand
w ich Irlund". lo whnm all order- nm-i he nddreMed.
\ liberal disc Util made In wholernle ih n’ Tt*.
I>. BA* i’lH'K.
Wholesale Pruiarisi, 77 It, vi- -treet,
Sun Francigco.
M»t of Aden's lhmmrh. , il the Stale P.ice < >Hlin &.
(Vi. Ilruduigt. Mery«nlle; K. K Siarkwenihtr. Pity
Uric sn-re Stockton : W.H Ilraner. Sonora; Ilenj
Shurtleff, Shasta; Child Si " ur-hea, Piacerville
Justin ti ller. Jr Surrinen’n < jiy ; ft. H. W. Carr.
IhiwufevUle Dr. John Dark Nevada ; Itr. W 11.
fiaUief, Vreka, Dr J B Hini'i'ii. Don Anirelc, ;
Thniima Whaley. San I)iei{(i; <i«a> D. Slory. Portia, a
O T.
BLANKS— p.vajy of/SoMlca’a >1 ate
foi sale aihtmifflca.