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•ATt’RDAY was remarksb); devoid of news
items, everything and everybody moving
along in the even tenor of their ways, and
nothing of unusual interest occurring. Less
than the usual number of miners congrega
ted in town during the evening,and indeed a
moral reform seems to have commenced in
our midst, the cases of drunk being too few
to notice, and ‘nary’ fight during the clay.—
In the evening the Fairy 'Minstrels played
again to a very fair house. The audience
■ vere disposed to treat the players with a
degree of coolness, and seemed determined
to withold their approbation, until ft was
fairly earned, as it finally was when Miss
Finn and Mr. McGowan assumed the char
acter of Quakers, with their sanctimonious
faces and puritanical ‘yea verily,’ when the
fun was irresistifbic, ns the crowd testified
by long and continued rounds of applause.
Once rendered good natured, they were of
course bound to be pleased with the perfor
mance of the ‘Fairies,’ and nobody hut a
wooden man could resist the faugh provok
ing comicalities of the ininiitablc'Lew Rat
tler. Miss Blodgett’s playing, singing and
dancing, were as pleasing us ever, and that
darling little witch, Miss Sweet captivated
everybody with her ‘bright smiles and win
ning wiles,’ The evenings entertainment
closed with that laughable eitrar/agnuza,
'The Masquerade Ball ’
Origin of Brick.’—W hen you
say, in a phrase which is now Ameri
canized, such and such a man is ‘o
brick, * do you think of, or do you
know the origin of it'? It is this : an
eastern prince, on beingased, ‘where
are the fortifications of jour city V
replied, pointing to his soldiers, every
man you sec is ‘a brick /’
An English cockney at the falls of
Niagara, when asked how he liked
the Fulls, replied, ‘They’re ’ansome,
quite so; but they don’t quite answer
my hexpcctations; besides, I got tho
roughly vetted, and lost my ’at. I
prefer to look at ’em in an hingrav
ing in ’ot weather, and in the ’ouse.’
is related of Dr. Franklin,
that when ho was last in London, ho
was walking ono day with a pair of
spectacles on belonging to a friend,
lie kept them on, pretending they
would help his eyes. Passing along,
a porter ran against him, d—n your
spectacles!’ said the coarse fellow;
wherupou, the Doctor, laughing hear
tily, said : ‘There my friend, you see
what I said was true, for if I had not
had the spectacles on, he would have
d d my eyes.’
Nature deals in compensations.
We care not what the fashions may
he, a woman wears just so much dr\
goods. With balloon skirts came in
bonnets of the size of apple blossoms.
When d resses are so long that they
sweep the sidewalks, they are just
short enough at the other extremity
to render the milky way visible to
the naked eye.
A* Incident.—Lately while a
number of the sailors bekmginff to
~, , “ o
the frigate Mernmrc were employ
ed about the vessel in various ways a
man who had assumed the habits and
garb of the colporteur,came amongst
them, and distributed a number of
tracts, which were offered to the sail
ors with good advice. All this ap
peared satisfactory to those who were
looking after the sailors, and conse
quently privileges were allowed the
stranger which would have been re
fused to other visitors. To those
whom the man knew best, (for he was
a sailor, and had deserted only a few
days previous from the ship,) he dis
tributed the contents of a large car
pet hag which he had with him ; but
10, instead of tracts, flasks of liquor,
winch the ioly tars eagerly seized,
and the contents were properly dis
posed of.
hat ba ame of the generous fel
low we did not learn, hut those who
enjoyed his ‘spiritual’ gifts turned
pugilistic, and many were the impres
sions of teeth in each other’s fingers,
and black eyes were to bo seen in
prfuoon. — Herald.
The Ladies Accommodated.—
The Post srys the lady patron* of the
hoop fashion will doubtless be pleased
to learn that a post has been removed
from she entrance to the Common, at
the corner of Boylston and Tremont
streets.
Miscellany.
J(fiSr*Tlic celebrated punster, Finn,
was wont to prefix the announcement
to his benefit with the following lines:
Like a grate fid of coals I burn,
A great ful house to see,
And if I do not grateful prove,
A great fool I shall be.
Sam, so vou are in trou
ble, eh V
‘Yes, Jem, yes, 1 am. 1
‘Well, well, never mind, cheer up
man —cheer np; Adversity tries us,
and shows up our better qualities.'
‘Ah, but adversity didn't try me;
it was a coutry Judge, and he show
ed up my worst qualities.’
One Consolation.— lt is, go far,
fortunate that the gentlemen’s fash
ions do'not keep pace with the ladies,
or else, by this time, their hats weuld
have dwindled down to the size of a
charity boy’s muffin-cap, and their
trousers would have swollen out to
about double the size of those of a
Turk and Dutchman stitched togeth
er ? — Punch.
I®°* In going on board a Missis
sippi steamboat, the other day, Mr,
Jones met Mr. Smith. ‘Which way
arc you going, Smith —up or down V
‘that depends on circumstances. If
I sleep over the boiler, np —if in the
cabin, down.’
B®-Why is a voting lady dancing
... . *■'. , n J
like a horse in a canter ! Because
she's a gal-hopping (galloping.)
LEGAL NOTICKS.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE
STATU OK r,\uI'oilNAl,
Cni’HTT nr Uittk. i 1 ‘ ’
COUNTY COURT—AT CHAMBERS,
Orovili k. October 21. IHJti.
HN THE MATTER OK HORACE REV MOLDS
a iin Insolvent llclilor'
I i purgnan'-e of an order, tnmle on Ihe 2l«t dr. <>r
Ofii< tWitl in I Ilf Coillily Court of said -oursy, t»y
tin- 4ml go thereof. Ilm Molt, 4. K V. LEWIS,
Notice ii hereby t'j rcn. to the cti'flilOf* of (iyeKiiid
insolvent debtor llonnsi t;*»vii<>lilr*. to be and appear
before tin' .Midge of Kui fount. cow i in khil for said
county. iln- lion. I. E. K. 1.-wis. nt this Conn house,
nt Oroviile. In said county,sm Monday. lint 2llh<hiy
of No- ember. It. IS.io.Ht 2<l o'clock. A. M„ ihe
game being the li «t dm- of the T.oVfmin r term or
said Co m. then mnl there to show tmiw, it uuy.
why the myiT of »»id insolvent debtor should not
be grunted. tied tin assignment of Ins estate bo made
mid "r>e In* discharged from Ms debts mid liubillieg
us mi insolvent diditor.
\Viui>‘., i nr/ tin ml nnd Ihe Seal of said Court
—affixed, thus iho 21st duy of October, A. 1).
J, , * iMd.
I '■ ‘A WIVES CM A PIN, County Clerk,
Ity *1 II I’mutAt-n, Deputy.
Oroviile. October 21, ismt. 021 Id
JC6TICE OP DISSOLUTION
ftp II E CO-PARTNER Sill I* hheniofore existing be*
fj tween tli,- undersigned. w s dissolved by mu.
luol consent on lltf Hlb of September, le.Mi
Ttie pnrtnersbip business will lie settled liv 11, It.
attain tk Co, nt Charley's I! It. Itl.r.VlN,
1). K. not; I K-C
•Oharlcy"* Ranch, ?ept. 12, IH’.fi. sI2-Itn
PROBATE NOTICE
L R.T. persons holding claims ucainsl the estate of
.Ut 4nines P. Hughes, deceased, late of liulltt eouti.
ly. are hereto- notified to present them with pro|sr
vouchers to the undersigned within ten months from
1 1. is date. or they wid be lorever burred
it. non art.
Public Administrator Butte Co.
Pidwell,Ocl. 2d, IHAti 01-llw
OFFK'E OF BOARD OF SUPER
VISORS IN AND FOR BUTTK
COUNTY, AUGUST TERM, A.
D. 185 G.
RlinVEl.t,, August 13,
In the matter of the Division of Hutle
Counfu into Supervisor Districts.
a T IS ORDER El) Ity lh" Hoard lit it from nnd alb r
the (Into hereof. Hit* boundaries and numbers ol
ihe Supervisor District* for Untie County .bail bens
follows, towi 1 :
DISTRICT NO. 1
■Jhall lie composed ol mnl embrace die Townships o(
Uro, Wyandotte. Hidwell mnl Mountain Spring.
DISTRICT NO. 2
Sh ill he composed in nnd embrace the townships of
Hamilton, Eureka mid Id hir,
DISTRICT NO. 3
shall he compos* d of ami embrace the Townships of
i ire on mnl Keiishew and Cbleo.
Allegt; u true copy. MILES Cll IPIN.
Clerk of Hoard of Supervisors.
Hy M. II Dvnnaen. Deyuly.
OF KICK OF THE HOARD OF SU
PERVISORS, IN AND FOR
BUTTE COUNTY AUGUST
TERM, A- 1> 1850.
HinwKLL. siigugl 13th, IH.'.fl.
In the. Mute* of tie Division of Ophir
'l'.wnxhip into School Districts.
BT S OiIUNRED lIV TilE BOARD—That Ophir
3 Township be and hereby is divided into School
Districts a. foil » stow it:
DISTRICT NO 1.
Coo menoing at • River Murray’s house, on the hunk
of Ke ither riv* r. Hi nee up a Ruvim or Si*.mill, to
|ir> i reek, (hence up Dry 'Tp*k. inking the right
h mil fork efsnd I're k until the line strikes the line
of itnlwell Township
DISTRICT NO. y.
Commenring at • Diver Murray's house, on (he hank
of F< P'eT river theoee runidiiir in a straight line l«v,
and Inelu dug the I’rdrie Mouse, until it strikes tbu
W’vundotle Township line, thence down the tine m
District No.. . to the nlsce of heeiunlng.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Shall embrace .11 iho remain ler of Ophir Town
shin no' included in eitlier of the Br*l two districts Jf
A nest; a true copy. MILKS CHAPIN.
Clerk of Board of Supervwors|
By M. 11. Dasnacu, Deputy.
MEDICAL.
DR. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IYU'ORTAN'T ToMINF.ItS, TUAVEI.KKS, ETC.
is no malady of deeper i'mmn iinr «»itli«»r
*5 in il medical or moral light ot view. In watch
the human family in morn liable than I'ml anting
from impure connection*.
As a medical man li is the duly of every phiniemn
In look ill disease in it effects lirjit*t) and life, nn»l bis
mile object -hodd tie In mitigate, n« tar n« lie, in hi.
(lower, the leidiiy suffering. Human nature at he.l i.
bill fr it, nil nre liable in misfortune.
• >f nil ili*. ill. |1...1 iitfect man none nre mere terrible
1*1111) those of a private nature.—Dreadful ■». it i- In
tile |ier«*n wlineonlrael.il frightful a* lire jlsr-r. ag
es upon biscnslitiition. ending frequently in rieua ne.
ion iiiid a I •! li.nme grave, it heroines of still greater
iiiiporiiinee when it is transmoiei] to miereet off
spring. .-"iieli to-jiitr the er.se liow necessary I; tie
enmes '.lull every one inn lie; Itio least ran.on |,. fo»r
thill they Imve roinriiclisl the flisense, stinnhl v end
(nil at mien liv consulting sono pfiysietae. w bov
respeetalbililv anil education enables him lowan-aut
a rale, speeiiv. mid pernietnsf. enre. In ar.'orffiitice
w ith this invi -'itv, flit \ ill Nli feel* ealled ti|sin to
slide Ihat, by hint; study snd exb n-ive prnrliee. he
Inis helnine perfeel tnaster of nil those diseases w hirli
I'tiint under the denoinnintion of vein-real, and linv
imr (tuid more nllenlien to that one hraneh than any
other tdiysieian in the United Plates, he feels himself
belterqualified to tretil them.
Syphilis in all ils forms, sueh as ulcers, swefiiiitr In
the groans. nicer in the throat, secondary syphilis, cu
laneoas eruptions, ulcerations, terluarv sypliilt«. sy
jdnlis in children. inerrnreal syphilitic affections. gon
orrhea, gleet, -irieiures, false pas-ages, inllaintilion of
tin) hladfler am I prolrale itlnmls, excoriation*. tumors,
pustules. \ ic.. are as familiar to Him as the most coin
tnon things of daily observation
The I het..r effects a core it. recent caries in a few
days, ami finds no difficulty in curing those of Ions:
duration, without submitting the putieiU Kmin it treat
ment as will draw up<in liim the alighf~*j vu-pirion
or oblige liim to neglect his business whether within
oors or without. The diet need not tie champ'd ex
eept iii eases of severe inffußt dioil. There are in fW
fornia patients (ntnoiiiitlnc to over two thousand In
the past yurt that could Tarnish proof of this, ’put
these are mtitter. thot requVe tlii nicesl-eecre-y sr.'nlch
lie always preserves
All letter, enclosing $!0, will lie promptly aft* ided
to. tifftee liottrs from ft \.M losT 'l. Adffve«s .1,
VoiJ.Nt;, M. O. Express 1 1 uii<U list*. cffrnffr of
Montgomery anil Californian st ref ts, e .'**r AVril.j ‘Tir
go 6. Ch.'s Express Department.
A C\RI>—FKOM DU. VOVNG'S rMVATF.
MKItICAI. t llftee—To the afflicted—'ln this
age of progress. » Iron * ieiiee is develop ng itself in
siieah a manner a- oiljflv* ir almost miraculous, every
thing i t common plate e looked upon as am worth
notice In view of (Iris fact. Dr. N oting, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, has •concluded to
leave the beaten lr act hitherto pursued by n|o“t sei
entilic {iliysieians. tthi.l of waiting for lint public to
find yon out alctm. und pubb-h to itie wteid. its
iniicti tis may tie. has knowledge of the healing art.
to let those who tie in need of nssistanre It how where
they can fiir.it relief wiih«\ii fear of being imposed
11)1011.
In confr*imriiin of Dos subject. Dr. Voting would
say, that of Hie past ten years he hits pursued Iho
praetitte of niedieine in nee of the largest cities In I lie
I Toted St ale-., with the highest success, and that his
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
at one lime been lecturer til the ITiiversily of I’elin
sylvania on venereal diseases, *vc.
I’l.on all of these coniilerations. Dr. Young has con
fidence in intnalueing liiniselflo the public, knowing
ihiii they will sustain w. II e arned merit,.
Tlie following are a few of the many testimonials
whirh have appeared in Hie public Journals the last
few years:
[From the Tfoslon Medical .lotirnal ]
Although we an) opposed to Hie system of advertis
ing. for good and sufllrient reasons, still w e deem it
but justice to say lhat Dr Voting is one of the most
iinlus'rioiis and indcftoigahlc votaries of the medical
science in the United tstate.i.
From I’rofe-sor Jackson
Ttie subscriber is personally acquainted with Dr
Voting, and lias seen much of his practice, und can
bear leslimoney to his meriti as a practitioner.
From the New York Herald
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases, make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
Ail afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Vo'iiik, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skid, honor and in
tegrity all may rely w ith safety, while most of the
practitioners in this city are without lionestv or res
pectability, their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
(till ••• eornor of Montgomery and California streets,
ii)i stairs, opposite the banking house ot AA ells largo
VHo Open from 9 A. M. to 8 I*. M , Sunday in
cluded-
HI VATE Medical Otllc*—Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are disadpointed of a
cure by not calling on Dr. A oimg a! first He will
forfeit any sum if In- fails to cure anv case that may
eeme under ids care, tie matter how long standing or
afflicting, sneli as ulcers, tumors, "odes, bunches,
pimples on the far.' and body, pains in the bones and
ioins. wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting of the bones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength und flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss m
hair, weak eyes itching humors, it Many persons
alter Ndng relieved ef all extern d appearances ol
private disease, suppose them-elves cured, hot alter
a few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never hud before, and which
lhey flud it impossible to relieve. To nil who are af
flicted in lhi« way. Dr Voting would p rticul • rly *ec
oinmend a trial ol hisskill. The symp'oms with which
yon are troubled are ealt-ed by taints in Hie blood,
which sooner or later will destroy , onr health and hap
piness. Nr person who ha* evi r had an attack of tao
private comtdniul should not lad toconsnit Dr. Y oung
and taken few bottle* of his invaluable purifying
medicine, as they can rest assured ihat their hiood is
In a perfectly pure und healthy cmidilien. and that
every lrare of disease fs removed from the system.
Ueeent ca«es cured in groin two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business. < r no fee.
i»u j <• vohm:.
Office, corner Montgomery and t'alifornia s’reets.
epposile Weils. Fargo & CoN < ’fliee hours from 9
A M.. to 8 I*. M
Marysnille. June Iftth. 1 c.V>
Dll. .1 C. Y’Ol’Nf*— Dv.ah SlitFlense -end me
some of the medicines you presec lied tti my
case. 1 have a friend here who i* troubled inexactly
the same way that I was. He has nightly emission-,
ringing .uu-e ill his bead weak back, I s- ol memory.
Mil Is generally debilitated : he i* discourage d and
ha-not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you, I told him how I wa- ami Ihat my triem 1 -
all -aid I was in consumption, and lliedoclora no here
gave me iifi and advised me to go home to die, full
instead of going home I called upon you. and here i
am. as well as any of them, and likely to live a long
time x«a, wild *trenlh enough tr w>nk w ill* lhe strong
est of i hem. Doctor I willseii ’“'ery one to you that
l-siks to me us though he m-eth'd a p.r'sieian It shall
not he my fault it any one dies lor wind of medical
treatment. T will do all I can !•• keep the afflicted
away from those pe-ts of society yelcpl processors
and high sounding titled men. w ho, if Hie fact* were
known, are men who left tlo-ir country lor their coun
try's go-sl. Publis this le'ler, doctor, if you wish,
and I hop* l some of those that hiiinhngged me, may
see it und sleep had for one night.
Truly yours GEO. DAVIDSON.
in ■ -neasjs-sji- • ••-*»♦ - - ■ • ' ~
EDWARD M. BURROWS
IXTLK.N ATIO.N AI.IIoTFISaLOON
JACKSON STREET,
Between Rlosteomerr amt KearneV,
SAN FRANCISCO'
Bnl TKfßrands of Brandiet t Hi net and
I
MEDICAL.
BR L. J. CZAPKAYS
’s'kn.i. j.izapkav, i.atk in thf mi’n’ha-
B Prt»n Revolutionary AVi.r. • Pnyeh-i-in hi
till- '.’itth regiment el Motived*. I’hirf Jbirgeetl l.» »h«*
Military Ihispiliil •>( f’.-j**»». Hung ry. ntul late l.ec'n
rer i>n lliseas*--of I Hilary organs and d isouses of
W itni’H JHld Children.
T'i tmi *»ti.v ran.—Dr. I. J O.ipk.sv bn« opened
his ii.nlttMlr* for the cure of all form* of pnv u'e ihs
ri—, .m il a' c -norrheii. nrwmrti.il ends
.I, hi. nnfi ab fhe > onseqneiice.- of self jihuse In lit**
. Hr.t .mao. i'* gonorrheal diseases !•** guarantees a **iih*
in a |i'V f n«. a 'limit ln«*o»iVi*iih*"Pi* In tin* patient,
i r tniKlrirtiro tc |.i» hudne-s "h*n " p I'iettl. hy
neglect. i-r inr|=r"i'*-r Irenliticnl, h.-c ili , it*liiti"<l the
secondary ayti>|'-lniii. til -ihili* ■'ia** hnliocs, nr
l> infill -s*. mi tin- groin-, nr utf *r- in Hi* thr.ait
unii nose, * hicli. it uni I'hri'kiil. iln.trnv llir rit
[tarts iiml ratim* tin* hones In ril'irt ty, .i*pnr:il*.- ft.lll
i'imie twiy.'leaving lln* sufferer an opiect hide nln
lirlnil.n «r when -pi >lcl" ■* mill (* . IJ *l»*. R* .fi: nllt
I’rnn tlif'tK'.n nr when lit* hit* palll*d sweH'vgs il|>"n
fno hones. or when 111. con-lUUlilVn •. IH;(V oil •*' a- In
pf-ed.-po-c in consumption nr rtln'i .1 •*llnt <* , i.a
il ..ojrHi, t> jilliK'loj runrHlUi'i'. aritri’ .i*ti** niionm.
pensiitvT.i. In 111. I*lllllllll.in. <V..'nl .*• nr acufe: in
liyn nfiTi, nr DiarrhiiM, In* In*. .*ifi* An*l cff- 'mil ro.
meihes. I'nr tin* treatment t'f I?!' 1 rnn< qnences nf
self-abuse. .m*h as nocturnal cff;--.nil., m rv*ni.m*—i
timidity- headache. pains in If e hack and limln. w i'll
imimriii weakne*". 11'., nf upfMd.il*. In., nl memory,
lolbo -i j!11. p-'lo-^.t■* . i ....
di-likt* I' .r s*i-iely. ami h-eiintf of weariness of lift i
wf.ti .in* nervous .i-ioin .ti Witetible tint slight
liofse--hock nf .liirlln Illr y iTi'-al making 111. rXi.t*
ent*r asrisersble. l*'or Hie above maladies tl"* Doctor
will guarantee n cure iff ii.lt no cotnfw'ns.*iii"n. II"
ran hi* rnn-'il'i'il nr* of f barge, mi*l invitt*. all In
ell. a* it will cost them nothing ami may be much
to their adviittlare.
!>r. 1,. J I'/.apkftv K dully receiving applications
fr-un everv part of Hus rsiale mid from tiregoii anil
AVa-hiiitflivi Territories, f* r troaimetil nf every fnrin
O (li.ia’i-r. and then* i. mil mm who will rnme for*
ward ami rat pro*. *li*.:iti.liirtiiin; on tin* contrary, the
Or, i. in ihf y rrmipt if Irllnr*. nx|irn..ivi> of irrnli
min rtnd rt.iinkfiiliir.., some of which are ptibit.bed
In-iiAy hy permission.
Mari svillr, June 3, IR.V>.
DU. lIEINXIWAMN S
PETVA 77*; M/’DKWL OFFICE.
OORM'.R MONT H * 'I I'll V ft J ACA'HN STRKETB*
SAN FRANCISCO.
Oil. M, II KIINI M ANN, rorner of Knarnry and
I’iieiflc sirens, San Krunri-co, has for a iniiniier
of yours, in the tnilitniy and oilier bospiiul. ot I ranee,
ilevoled his study principally to the trea'iin nl ot Sn.
cr* l diseases, am! therefore postessi'S a tiniruiit’h ex*
lioriem n iii tins pnrlirnalur liranrh He is also per
fectly familiar willi all the recently discovered mid
hiifhly impnrlanl remedies and mean- for the cur** of
such diseases. It is scarcely necessary In add I ore
tlnil in Fran at where secret diseii«e* an* of morn fre
quent occurrence I him suy where el-e, tl.a phy-ieimis
of 11ml eonntry are more expert in their emu, and are
constantly and micci— sfully cmleaxorinif l*> Ihul nut
new remedies, more cltlcicnl and less danlfejous tlinii
lh**s** foruiei ly used
Dr. Iloinimann is therefore, enabled to cure nil
these diseases with perfect certainly, without n-intr
mercury, in a very short time, ami without -nhjeclhiif
Id- patients lolhe risk ol silh-equeiit injuiious enn.e
queiices,
• ■liroinc flonorrhea, Ryennatorrheu, Flour Alhus.
(hnieral Ilel.ihly the resall ol misconduct, pollutions,
,pim in the hack and shins Krnption-ol all kinds,
i r-mhired I.y interior causes, lets, of Hair. IChenmat
i.in in the joints, Nocnrnal sweats, .-'eminul and I mi
at weakne... Injnr'n*- received f*y nierenriiil (real*
Itienl. <cc Arc are cure*! hy Hr, lleihimann wilh the
aid of remedies known Inti to himscll, lo the fH-rlitcl
salisfaclien nt fits clieths.
Ueeent disi*use- ol the above named kind will he
promptly mi l rmlicallv removed helnro lin y cm set
Ho in the leslv and heroine chronic, hy Dr. Ileilii*
nim.n’s own pnrifyinir veuetahle n*med|«s.
Dr Heiniuui.ni further possesses a sure remedy
fid.y tested, ami which cun le* relied upon, for the
cure of Intermittent Fever, Chill and Fever, Fever
amt A'-fite, also ft means t** remove, in a f**w days for
ever. a bad breath, without the lea-l injury lo the
stomach. In the pde«etit days nniie-rous remedies
are offered every where for to! '"tautnahle diseases,
tint in most of the cases the sulh-r-r* arc so sadly dis
appointn*! that they look with ju-iitlatde niislrnsl on
Jill advertisements ol this kind. Dr Heiniinann's re
medies need not he recommended hy pnttlimr charla
taiiistii for they recommend themselves by their ef
fects. ns has heeli seen and experienced hy nimiemis
patients who. fortunately for Ihemselvc-, have used
them. For the Inf* rni iiioii and satisfaction ol the
often ih-ceued public* the statement will snlMec that
Hr, lleinimanii has in his jHissesrion over iwo hun
dred leslimotiiiils from patients cured hy him, beside*
many other reliable (u-r-ous which he is ready to ex
hit'll when required, while common decency lorhids
linn lo publish them in the newspapers.
Persons applying lo Dr Heinlmnnn shall not he
oldiifed t«» pay it) advance the lull price ol the cure,
as In* is williinf to submit Ins slnll and his reltuslios
lirsl to he test'd.
Ohe tillin' the Doctor invnrlafdy requires from all
his patients, that is a faithful and strict conformance
with all his directions mid precriplions, oltn-rwise he
cannot and will not warrant a cure.
M ritlen consultations will In* jfivi-n wilhont charge
and c- -fiimunications Miswercd wfielher rs*ntaininflf a
fee or not. promply, puncliiallv mid with strict secre
cy, on applying, po-tuif* paid, in the Fniflish, French
or Ui rinall l.aiiL’inikes, lo
Dr. M. HFINTM ANN.
Corner of Kearney and Pacific si reels,
San Francisco,
To show te the satisfaction of all that Hr lleini
maim is alhorouifly educated, practical and experi
enced physician mid sniifeon ihe f"lh>winif from his
nuim foils testimonials, are snhuiilieil lo tin* public
Names are suppressed, hut Hie authors uro at any
time ready Hi proclaim their truth and authenticity
before the World.
t.RKKNvvoon Vai.i.ky, Feb. 11. ISufi.
Dour Doctor!--! have known you since 1-40 and
you have «iveu so many proofs ot your talents and
experience, that you have entirely won confidence.
Althonifh yon r* side nl at a tfreiil ci-lance f r om me
you know that I have several time sent you patients
which other doctors have given up as incurable,'and
uni have always received them and saved not only
their limbs hid also Heir lives I will only mention
here the case of Mr C < from Auburn, who is
Hid* hied I" you for lie* preservation o' his right arm
wiii'-h other doctors willed to amputate, and that of
if . i; ofOdoma. who although given upas
hopelei* by two itoc'ors was cured by you in two
weeks time *,« to what you have done for my fami
ly. suffice it lo say. I wilt never fa* ahlo l" repay yon,
\crept dear Doctor, lle-se few Hues as a prisif of
the high e-ii em 1 have ofyour l ilents as a medical
■ nun. and believe me le he your cotislmil friend.
F 11.
Proprietor of the Miner's Hole!
To Dr. Heiuimaiiu. San f rmici-C"
• irei-iiWMsi February ’ Ilh. IS.ifi,
Having stydied ine-licne inyselt at the Fniverslt; of
Tnvia, n Italy, I snppo-e I know enough to he l»*.
lieved when I declare tier- hy that von are the her!
phv-h'i in I ever met with in i al'iimia. Thi-decla
ration t-f- unded on what I have seen you do anil
heard from rvrrytsxli when I r««id •*! at Mormon ts
laud. I know ot nt'iiiv (a rson-to wtiorn you have
siiveil life and lilith-all* r il beeu 'oirii letely
given up by others, mi l who v»ilt at mil lime come
(i*M» r iiindles ily lo'he trn'h "I this, and lo your
science. \A ishing you h.r He- future, the -araesin
ce-» whivb has attended v*,* dots far. I remain truly
yours, C, K
To Hr. Hetnimnnn, San Francisco.
I'd. oini. Jniu rry 10th, 1860.
V* Dear and Much F-'-s uied l*is*'of:—lt i* with
much regret that I and nil your other fnunds «aw you
quit Atoruum l-tand it *- have lost in you t physt
.-tail of great liilent aod experiem-e who we could not
appreciate t*«t much. It was proven enough hy the
numerous who came to rail on you from all part* of
the mine*, nisi you are in the hesi reineiubfMce of all.
My-elf, given up by whom I comudered our best phy
sicians. prepared iuy-e|i lo die; hy elutnee I came nn
der your treatment and you ha-e cured me of a grave
sickness in a short time. You have proved yourself
a phy mciao and jou do honor to the aaois. ti.
1
MEDICAL.
fruin pitrfV' to child, and eiiuiiMii* upon (he
» ruined iiMltiiiton Fnrihe cure ol all ilii-c i..rmi
„r disease. the Itoclnrs uuurawiecs a cure or a-k« no
•■o>n|x-K«itli<'n Tim Ink-idt rn U- hy lei
l,.f or nF’crwise flwcf rh.vfrs vul uiviu s nil « ho nn>
i.ini.lmt to ••■ill iijh'ii him, w* >iv in- m ill dive I foot
«. M h «;iti fsclnm ms lino cuff' Ul’.i > imi win re else.—
Mii*r .'misare N<>. 1 mi l 2 Arm r, Hull. r..rii-ruf Sac.
r,iff*i nln mnl Monlilortiery s'V. • I, -'.n Krain isro
vm: <;iu:atl:st ms'Ovkuv oftmb
\I. I ; (;rciit B !*■■*-iw to Man Mini ' liiihkvhi Inn |*.>.
i,nt:_|)r. I, .'.i* .|«k o'- Pr.iplivlacticiim. i»>li In,,
infi-ctirv.; V-ieH’.i a *'ir- )>>•••»i-m.-iii >•• rfou-i ir iht
rM si All'l m\ philil'r di-e:i*>es mi I nit nt.s . rpa,s,>'l >e. a
' .nr nil tin - viMinriiil, scrofulous. iMiiuiviioiis nn.|
mil'i ron* ulcers he.M ihscharoes from tin- vmm t.
~ . ii, mnl urethra. mi I nil cn' if i« eruptions mnl
,|f« h'or Nilr nt Ilr 1..-I l'tit]‘li;ii T r nffliT, Ai
tfiorv Hull. corner i>l 1 Siirrmi»i-ii | ii nil 'limlirt in tj
• trials, Snn Francisco. As iniiocula'c *ri i- n pif ▼ ,«»i-
Olive titruin«l small pox, so t, !>r. !, .1 i /n;knv,
|*ri ip’llaci it'll m n prevent it t ve ri;'iin-l <y oh tin ten I an 1
Uomirrheal diseases. 111' fin Io»- if! I>>*lf, ft |v>,,o,«, ,
tfo- | invtT of chemlcnlly ih—lr o inutile -rphilii *■-
rii«. mnl thereby sav mr lli"ti«;i im), . >1 i tv in* ilehanrit.
«o, fro in Itfiiitf inlnrl.il In the im"U b ii'h-ome of nil
diseases. I.i t no yoiimr limit who n ■ insuales in tl Ii
(><• without Ur. i iipkay's PronVlnmirurM. Ii )• tu
Vf rv cnav**nieiil nark ic.ftt mnl "ill o*’found coin eiu
fli’ ln use. helm? u-e*i ns a moh(i. I’h tf dist-use can t o
prevented by the u-e ol pro|M-r h.'. him, i, n , «ill m,
oislahlished fad »*“ Ibnl llioy run he riirit'f nfh r Ihi it
Tho pnih-iplo which is now nnivi-r
-<*.i Ih rerun nix-id. *ns received inr t itoforr lho dm sof
.Ifiiirr. ihr ilitninri r of tho vni cnulion in IT!**!. ninl
Us linillipled bcimtlls ever 'inf hnve received,ns
they ilrsoryel. Um nllfiil i"ii of iho medical Imnlu.
I; was in pursuit ol tin, brat cL ol ih** modicul sri.
••iiee Hint (tr. 1.. .1. (Vapliay lor|inr.lfh mule Ihr lit,
coven of hi' I’l'ophhni'Mfiiin. whu h, hif the pfri i’i
ill >ll of cy pill lit lr. Konorrhenl. cancer msnivl cutaneous
iliH4>r,ilir. si uni* imn vallfil hy any i.ijriii in the rim—
mncopiK'n. The effort of tins iivo-in after roil 101 l is
immnlinle it nil removes me possihi lily ol a ronlrnc
lion nfilisi'iise If. Irnt'ever. if e li‘** i, i,t* has fteen roll
lmeleil.il is useful in nemritll?.'in the ois.'iioti, si i - re*
lions.Shiah. In nhsnrplion. proilnn* the hnrrhl ro|i“e,
i|ilelises Inn evil i>, s>-e tinlary syphilis II hns h.-e'i
Hitmlnlslereil hv the Ihn htr ienmin llinnsiiml rioes
mnl hr has yet In fln>l (!■«• (ir'*i ■it « hirh it has In lie* I
In snloerve the purpose for which it was mliniinshT
»•<!. Price, S’t. l-'ntl flin'rl inns nre attaehisl to each
iitirkiiKe, In ciis«*s where l , rtiiiiiil ti , iirnin is n«isl h«u
enrnliye, lir. I. .1. ('/apkav w ill fnrnjsh urails apn -
scripliitn for his I||<hu| I’urilh r.
All (’nmmiliiicn’ioMs from the ronnlry. nihlress<.(
ly t• » hr. L .1 * '7.n|»k«>, Snii Itiiih'lm ii, v ill !*♦* i»irl<*llv
and r«infid**Mtiji'h n'icml** l ) :m I !!»♦* r* •»■>#•« lif h
wiih th*t rnr»* Mini •••htitv, inim**d»;d» U «h*-
|»Hlrhn|, hv Kxpfrss or ollirr ronvr>Hiicv to tlirir ch **-
Unntlon,
fyiiß. .1. | 4 . i /.afkay—Tht* irontlomim whom*
n:in»»* form** tin* <M(»llnn ol‘ thin noth*o. In on#* of tli.*
low in< »<t« *r tk |»h\|!h»m whtwo «f > |» 1 1 < fi« nI *» hi* |n*o
itii«l «l«*votiiiii jo ih* r»*i»ih*r him ithk<*
no nriKiMM U* to f* oim» and h I•• • n**?»f to th»* «»ih«*r A
11 iimjuiiHii hy forth, hi* •‘••uuhl with l\«»Mi)th In pliu*»*
hi* roiiMtrv nmom? fh»* nation* o| tin* rartli h«*yond
tiic ofinn****t’* rnlo ihal h»*r n* r»*j<»i(T in
ifn* nnirfin* of th<»*o pr»*«*i*|»H whn li ar»* idiko o«ir
sflorY mid our prid»‘. In hi-* f!’»*rf«* -i» f*» d*, ho ha-*
f**;ip«M| lh»* toward of »»*• th otinl ln nppro--
*i«m. r.nd ‘*a hmno and rimnirj kn *vs him nn inoro.**
\ part. how »v« r. I’mm hi* Haim* upon «tir
afinn m* .i pairint, Ih** 10-imo'iiial** of ci»araotor mid
rapacity w hirh n«* iirlfi*.'** onthlo him |o puhlic
doiira, to fii.» ox«*lnMon of tlm*-*• • who |.i»***»*-j*. nclllicr
tho oik* nr fin* ofhrr \* a aronhoiioin hi* rlmrartor
i- mif:irni*hod ; a* a ph>«" tan, tii- kill miMirpa , **-od t
and to lhn*o whnn«* itapm loiioo i * lott «i|m lh#*m
i ho mints of disoiom. w o ran rnrurirnl corn nn nd
Inin with lito ihot in him tlioy will Hud ii
I riond whom fn know I* L r r»-al ltd In. Tho |»r.V ottico
i* Nn. !l and 4 Aramry I fall rorm r of
and Mtmhpft'mory slri’fts, frum I*4*o
f Fo l>r. If. IMidmaim, Cornrr .Tuckrod and
Monlirnmory stro»*t*, Sun Nnmnsro—|M*ur Sir: —lt
i* with ' |oa*nr** that wo imlioo llu* utihoi»ndo<l sno.
oo- * which has utioTif|» d yon In your pruc.th o sinco
yntir tvddonco m tfii* Si »to, now ov»*r *« \on \»*ar* —-
I'ho (sr< h) \<m I) ivoihnn* and I Vie *kill ymi U ivooxor
<*isod in iho rnr» * th •! mmo under our ohsorvalion
rnak • It our ihny to lot tl ho kanwn to the w orld uiid
more parUcnlarly in lho*e now -ntToiin« wiih di*ens4*.
«if 11* wore woll ur<|uain»ed w ith >nu wliiht >ou
row|i|»-«| at Mormmi Inland, and wilne*«*od there snnm
rein trkahle mr* * w htrVi you effeeted on p»iti«*ntH
wln I*o ra*o* wore |<rnnouncod hopeless hy eminent
Id»\ >i» iun w . \Vo havo al*n seen w imi you Viavo dnnn
lor j*oiiio of our frionds now r» *idiM/ at Colonm and
IMucrrvilh-, who iilior non h pe*m*ion and indnoo
menl* on our |» 'ft. ronsonU d In tfn and *OO you, w Vn*n
lho\ h id alnio*! do-paired ol lh»*ir lives. Tho\ did so
; 11141 retu**ne«l. ami are now liv f»*K hale and h«*arfy men;
nnd road *r. if tfo.* notice should roach yonr eye »»mV
von nre afllicted, fuf »* onr tidvM-.eand tro lo l»r lIKIN-
I MANN, and vm will never regret it
|>« ar (lot l r re/u ive will) our rno*t limrty wiiho*
for vonr future welfare the assurance Dial wo heliove
\on to he 0110 of o«ir most lulentod and ex|»ericiiceij
physicians in tie* S ato.
Fkkiikwh K
(prnpV Mme*’*' Motel
sI/MOII V>|MKI KM ANN,
(p r t.r»*enwn*d llrowery, |
Jolts Mkorok,
A KOI’ST M All \E, J
J.tsini \Vi.imsni., #Ofilomm.
< lIAHLI * (.IMS, i
T. iltci.AX. f I’ntpr's of the )
T. II sun. | i'ritix Keclerule, Plfirervllle.
JICSN 111 I lII.KK, N
A. 11. VV.lkkk, Kl llormlo Slide.
<}. /koiokk. itlrm ol K. I’ lpjte it Oo,,) Oroville.
Jo-kcii i.i svKL, Auhurr.
Ciuki.km Kssiki.ii spmii-h Dry Pilfsintrs.
T PussiMiKK. (prop’rol ItritUe.y CoiKleliiued liar.
O. U'm.l.K*. Sacnmeiito,
R. Kixsinukr, iln
(>. Kksai n. il<>
I*a pt limn, Mirhisan Bluffs.
I'ai*t. K. H M I’m mu ti Monimn Isliim).
llkxkv Tki’Kl.. (KepiiKlh-ni lloiise.i Jnckoon.
This teslinionnil wu. not aolicitstl by Ur Meint
iniinn. iinif'Crn
’tl
}■(< reenwood Valley
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
IH Hiicriirin-nto sir)’el. next to Ilf Piiclllc Mail rA S.
fu.'i itfllce nvi r 'Vine* &■ Co’s Cxpreei (ifflce.
SAN FIIANCISCO.
Kf’UMS NI MHI.HA 1.2 AND 3.
rBAIIIS IN. *4 m i TIUN I- foiniileil for the cure ol
■ syphylilic Mini StTolnlous c-emplainls, mnl nil
ntlecllii’ns • I the l.eniml c Irirnn, oi whnlevcr mil lire.
lii-limtisl lor i o express ,so ol lr* nilmr private
otaluihi s m llu- instance of ninny rneilicnl uenllenn n
who h.iveiMen -*iih pnln tin* im|sisltloni practiced
h**reii l»r< ,i (“I iiimr vilio have twi n llie victims ot
ly lull inlveriiscmniils l|n*,>- connecU’ii with It ure hs
(•ors’ii’ lo n ■•erlnin extent ibis menus of inlrisliiciiig
ll to public noli, e
Tlmse apply mu lor advice will thnl constantly In
nUehilaiici iiieilicDl iililily ot innM-piiled skill in llna
clifs of eon p aints, mnl ul he ilealt with in Ibo
11■ 11,i h'liinr.iiile uint s' an,hi f«,rwnnl milliner.
Korltie pt rpow ol -eenrii e privacy to the mo*t
lelicu'e. s »<»rd ,>Hrim»iil' at s*> iirrnmieil that pa
i iil-wiil i>e liruoulil in contact with none, but iho
i • fllce Physician
Iln sc apply ii u to Ibis In-lilnte will the chnrffea
re iHiir’hle. anil the Iri ullD-'lit sup -rior laulies ainl
U ’liiliiiien who lie-ire Ui herom • [Mtlenli without
<-all mi :>l tbe rsitns of the In-Mule, can be nltvmivU
u. their r>- i«lei„>-«
Cuiniuniiicoliur’ f* >m all parts ol the country wilt
*>« alien,;, i P n | roinnluesa, mnl niediciliea scut
iierlfi’il. Iy • nclos’mi at* 'l* n ilollnra.
Nll efforls wnl t e spared u» make the Howard Mcili
c.- i hi-uiMie whm it pi.rporta to he. u pkolaatiiropliic
I. ali ae.
Coii-iiliatl n in Knulish, French, Spanish and
fjetmur,
(Hike ooi.'s from 9 A M.. till 9 P.M. Addresa,
llownrd Mulicai Inatitute, lie. .'■acnuneulo street,
{‘an I’no.c sen
tlfflce Physician, DR. U MrfAFFRFY
0 mjpip awj> jwt a 'it.
Bf.ANKrt —Fvejy deaerullloii of BuaUea’a B 1 aka
f(M sale ailnwoCra