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New C’eoi Hi.vo —Meiutrs. D Toy At Oi
tcrson hare just replenished their stock cf
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, etc., which they sny
they can sell at San Francisco prices. Their
t-tock certsinly looks like a very choice se
lection Their store is o* Montgomery«lreel,
nearly opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel- See
tkeir advertisement
Skntenceiito bk Hdnu -“Sampson'Crow,
■der, convicted in Siskiyou county on an in
dictment for the murder of S U. Lewie, has
keen sentenced by the District Court for that
county—Eighth District—to be executed on
the first day of November next.
Sit Straight. —How often do
children hear this. Fathers, moth
ers, teachers, aunts, uncles, all unite
in this short bit of advice, “sit
straight.” “Oh, why V’ The chil
dren sometimes whiningly, or it may
he angrily, ask—“ Why ?” Because
God made your backbone to be erect
ed, and not a curved bunch. It is
true he formed it of several bones, in
order that it might be flexible, that
is easily bent, in order to suit diffir
ont motions of the body, but its na
tural position is erect. Sit straight
also to give to your lungs room to
work in. Thev contain two sets of
*
cells or tubes, one set for the air, and
the other for the blood, separated by
■a thin membrane. It is necessary
for life and health that the membrane
should come into contact with the air,
and take from the air that part of it
■which is called oxygen , oxygen pu
rifies the blood, and gives it life and
freshness. Now when you stm>p you
cannot take in a sufficient quantity
of air to answer these purposes, and
therefore the blood remains bad, and
the little tubes squeezed together, be
come sore and irritated I>y and by,
the lungs ulcerate, and you are like
ly to get sick and die. Give vour
CD •'
lungs room enough to pump hi all the
pure air they want, and lay the foun
dation of a. sound and strong consti
tution. There is a good reason for
the advice, “sit straight.”
Sicking thk Mermaid. — The lat
est Fish Story.—An eastern corres
pondent states that a week or two
ago, as Mr. 11. S. Dill and Mr. lienj.
Hitririns were going oft' the flats on
r m )f' CD cd
the flood tide in their large boats,
blue fishing, when about three-quar
ters of the way down the flats they
discovered a ttsh of very singular ap
pearance on the bottom, in about five
feet of water. 'The fish started when
about fifteen yards from it; when
about sixty yards from them it pro
truded its head out ot the water, l o
use the expression of Mr. Higgins,
“he did not believe anything would
look so much like a woman.” It look
ed straight at them, and had scales
on its face like the buck of an alliga
tor. the features of the face were
made for beauty, but the correhcllum
was what Fowler calls a Judas, Jr.,
firmness terribly developed, w ith the
other qualities wanting. If there
ever was a mermaid they say they
have seen one. It appeared to be
about fourteen feet long, of a whitish
color, except the tail, that was near
ly b'ack. When it moved, it went
face downward, but turned over the
side coming out ot the water,, w hen
it put its head out, which made it ex
actly face towards them ; it put it
head out twice, and they had a per
fect view of it. and no living person
can convince them hut that they have
seen a mermaid.— Yarmouth {Mass.)
Register.
The excesses of our youth are
drafts upon our old ago; payable w ith
interest twenty years after date.
Just bear this in mind, all you fast
young men.
Softening the Expression.—
That’s a thundering big lie, said
Tom. No, replied Dick, it’s only a
fulminating enlargement of elongat
ing veracity. Tom took off his hat,
elevated bis eyes and held his tongue.
There is not in the world a surer
sign of a little soul, than the striving
to gain respect by s'ich despicable
means as dress and rich clothes.
None will depend on these osnaments
but they who have no other.
Miscellany.
How to use Fruits. —To derive
from the employment of fruits and
berries, all that healthful and nutri
tive effect which belongs to their na
ture, wc should
1. Use fruit that are ripe, fresh,
perfect, raw.
2. They should be used in their
natural state, without sugar, cream,
milk, or any other item of food or
drink.
V>. Fruit have their best effect
when used in the early part of the
day, hence wo do not advise their
employment at a later hour than the
middle of the afternoon.
To derive a mure decided medical
effect, fruits should be largely eaten
soon after rising in the morning, and
about midway between breakfast and
dinner.
Old Sernons.- —lt is related of
VV bitfield, that a man who had heard
the same discourse not less than thir
teen time, who knew every word and
gesture of it, who was acquainted
with every action and motion of the
preacher during its delivery, was not
withstanding, as deeply impressed
with the discourse on the thirteenth,
as on its first delivery,
A Gentkman returned to Albany
recently from California. He left in
IS4!b What bothers him is, that
his wife has three children under five
years of age. To use his own lan
guage, ‘he can't understand it.’ Jt
is a little foggy, that's a fact.
T.KGAL NOTICKS.
INSOLVENCY NOTICE
PT.VTK OK CAMKi HtXAI, f Bf4
Cor ntY ok Hn rit, . ‘ ‘ '
COUNTY COUHT-AT CHAMBETIS,
ItROVIMK. October ‘.’l IM.'iA,
9N THE 'I ITT I’ll OK 11jK.UK UKV.NOUIS
mi Insolvent Debtor*
In pursuance of mi order, made on tin* 21st day of
Oc.obei*, !K.Mi hi ibe Comity I'onrl of said ■•inni ). by
Ibe .Indue thereof, tbe Mon. .I. E. X. I.KIVIS,
Notice in hereby a i veil, to Ihe erediiorn of llie said
iiimlvi nl del *lor 11 of ncn Key Holds, to he and 0 1 1 (ICH r
licfom tin* .iinltrc of the Mount. Con* I in and for mini
comity, the lion. I. K, S. I. *w|s. nl tlie Conn luni-e,
»t Onivtile, in i*ai<l county, on Mnniluv. tin* 2llhibi.
of Noi pin tier, A. It. M-Ji, at 2U o'clock. A. tin*
same licimfihc ti nt d.iv of tin* November term of
. till ('icirt. Ilicii and there In show emi-e. if am,
wlivllie raver of sa.d initnlveni ilnlilor should not
tic ar.-inteil. in d an ansiirmnent of bin estate be made
mid In* tieili'chnrii* d from his debts mi l liabilities
an an innolvcnt dclilnr.
IVime-n my lininl mid the Seal of said Conti
affixed, thin the 21st day of October, A. J>.
S , . \ I*s-3.
I " y VII.KS riIAIMV, County Clerk,
Itv M II DaHkacii, Deputy.
Ornville. October 21, lits(l. ’ 021-td
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
rniil K. C< )-l* A KTX K.IISIIIP hheeloforeexinlinit be
ll tween tin* undersigned. was dinn lived bj mu.
mol consent ontheHihoi September. I'■ .'id
Tin* partnership bnninifS Wifi In* settled by It. 11.
niiven & (A», at Charley's II U. BI.KVIN,
t>. K. HOMERS,
('barley'* Itnnch, Sept. 12,1 Safi. si2* lin
FROEJATE NOTICE
a I,|, per n bolding claims against the estate el
James I*. Ilmrlies. deceased, late of Untie conn,
tv. tin* bereb' iioliHeil to pre.-enl Ibem with prn|n r
vouchers to tbe undersigned wjibin ten monlbs from
ibin date, or they wi'l be li.rever barred
It. (IMHAItT.
Public Adiiiihintraior Unite Co.
Uidwetl, Oet. 21. 1K r ifi 04-3 w
OFFH’K OF HOARD OF SKl'Kll-
VISORS IN VNI» FOU RITTTK
COHNIT, AUGUST TERM, A
1). 1850.
I'nnVKl.L. August 111, IH.'O,
fn the mutter of the Division ot Hutti
Count!/ into Supervisor Districts.
BT IS OIIUE'tKI) by tic* Hoard lb it from and ado
tbe date hereof, (tie boundaries and numbers n
In* Supervisor Districts lor Unite Comity shall be ns
billows, to win
DISTINCT NO. 1
-ball be Composcil nl and embrace tbe Townships ol
urn Vtyundotle. Pidwed mid 'tonnlain Sprinu.
UISTUK'T NO. J
-'li *ll be cornposed o' mnt emtirace the townships of
Hamilton, Eureka midttpbir.
DISTIUCT NO. .3
-ball be compose!l of aim embrace the Townships of
Ore on and Kcii-h w and Chico
Altesi; a true copy. MII.ES ( II \PIN.
Clerk of llinnd i f Supervisors.
II y M II Darkai n. Dejnty,
FFI OK OF TIIK HOARD OF SU
PKR VISORS. IN AND FOR
HI’TIK COUNTY AUGUS'I
TERM. A D 1850.
(IItiWKLL. Ailk'llst nth, IH.'iti.
i thr .1 T'ttp'nf Ike Division of Ophir
T'irnshiv info School Districts
T ? ORDERED MV TIIK. BOXRD—That Opblr
T'lwnshin be ami hereby is divided into School
Uriels a t foil *• to wii:
NO 1.
- lin rnenrniL* al ' Hirer Murray’s brnme, on the bank
IV iiber river, th nee up a It iviee or !*lmmb. i.
v i'reek, thence up Dry (Trek. taking-be right
iid fork ef sod Cre. k until the line strikes the lux
tildweil Township
Ul-TIJICT NO ‘J.
■iimnn ncinc a> "liver d array's bonne, on the banl
V. alher river thence nnnilmc in a sir light line h.
it i'm-iii her (be Prairie Him**, i.nhl il strikes tie
\iindnPe Township tine, thence down tbe line o>
•i riel So . I" 'be place of be*/inning.
DISTRICT NO. 3.
Shall embrace all the remain ter of Ophif Town
p incbnl.al in either of Ihe flm two ifi-.rleU.
Httrsfc a true copy. M ii.kni.n m in.
Clerk «>f Board of Supervisors
Jy M. H. Da«»4ch, Deputy.
MEDICAL.
Dll. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, ETC.
f|N IM:RK i* no malady of deeper importance either
3 in a medical or moral hglu of view, to which
the human family is more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
As a medical man it i* the duly of every physician
to look at disease an it effect* health and life, and hi*
*ole object should be to miliirale. a* far n* ties in his
power, the bodily suffering. Unman nature at best is
but fr dl, >dl tin- liable u> misfortune.
(if idi ihe HI. tb t affect man none 111“ mere terrible
I‘tan those of « private nature. breadfa 1 as it is in
the per«on W'ho contracts it. IVightfiil as are its ravag
es upon hlsponstitution. ending fyei|iiently in destruc*
ion and a I ui h*«ne grave. It becomes of still greater
importance when it Is transmitted to innocent off
spring. Such being the rise Iras' necessary it be
comes that every one linvine the lca< mason bi fear
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
to it at once liy consulting some phv«ichte, whose
respectatldlily and education enaldes him to warrant
a safe, speedy, and penneneiit cure. In neeordiittee
with this necessity. Dll YOI’NfJ feel* culled upon to
state that, by long study and extensive pearl tee, he
has In dome perfect master of all those diseases which
come under (he denomination of vemffeal. nod hav
ing paid more attention lolhnt one (•ranch than any
liter physician in the I ’idled States, he feels himself
belter U U iltlfled to treat I hem.
Syphilis in all its forms, such n* ulcers, swelling In
the groans, ulcer in the throat.secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, lerlnary syphilis, sy
philis in children, iriercnrea! «\ philllic affections, gon
orrhoi, gleet, *ti u‘ * 1 1 res, false pns-Ilge*. Hitt tmalioil of
the Madder and proirale glands, excoriation*- tumors,
posluUf.. iVtc., are as familiar to him us llte most com
mon things of daily observation
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in a few
days and (hid* no difficulty hi coring those of long
'oration, without submit ting 1 he patent to sit* It treat
ment a* will draw upon him Ihe alighlesi suspieion
or oblige him lo neglect Ins Ini-mess whether w iihio
oors or w ilhoul. The diet need not be changed ex
cept in cases of severe inilamution. There are in fall
fornia patients (amounting to over two thousand in
the past year! that could furnish jffoof of lids; but
these ire mailers ihot reqltTc thi nicest ceeresy which
ho slwav* pfeovves
All lei ter- em 10-iog glO, will Is- promptly attended
to. office hours from it \.M lo sV* M, Addre** .1.
YoDNfJ, M. O, Expross Ituililiiig*. corner ef
Montgomery and Californian streets, o\vt Well# .’’ur
{o is Co.'s Express Department.
\ CARD—FROM HI!. VOITND'S PRIVATE
MEDICAI. Office—To Ihe titlhcled—ln this
ige of progress, w hon science is develop ng itself In
suctih a itinimer us louppe ir almost miraculous, every
thing in mmntnu plaee is htoked upon as not worth
notice In view of this fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, lots concluded to
leave ihe beaten truck hitherto pursued by nto-i sci
entific physicians, (that of wailing for the public lo
(hid you out alone,! mid publish lo the world, ns
much ns may he. his knowledge of the healing art.
lo let those who be in need of assistance khow where
they can Hind relief without fear of ireing imposed
upon
In continuation of thi* subject. Dr. Young would
say, that *»V the past ten yours he hits pursued llte
•incline of medicine ill one of Ihe largest cities In Ihe
I Tilled Stales, with the higlie-t sucre-*, and that Ins
standing as » physician Is without reproach, having
at one lime hem lecturer at tin* University of Penn
sylvania on venereal disease*. ,vc,
I Ton all of these eonideralioir*. Dr. Young has con
ildeuce in inlrooiiriiig lnm***lflo the public, know mg
licit iliev will sustain welt earned merit.
The following are a few of Ihe many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journal* the last
few years:
f From Ihe IVvslon Medical Journal 1
Although we am onposed to the system of advertis
ing, for gold sad sufficient reasons, —till we deem it
hut jn*tien lo say that Hr Voting I* one of the most
iitdns'rioits and indefatigable votaries of the medical
wtiencc in the United rttubuu
From I’rnfe-sor Jackson
Tin- subscriber is personally acquainted with Dr
Voting, and Inis seen much of his practice, andean
hear tesliinotiey lo his mefili ns a practitioner.
Front the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman itt
hi* profe**hui, and the vert evended opnortitnities
possessed by hint for the observation of venereal dis
eases, m ik" hi* service* invaluable to those afflicted
with llte above complaints.
From the Whig and Vdverliser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
Hr V<> mg, who-e education i* in 1 -nrpa**ed hy any
physician in the cotinlrv. [•• hi* -kill, honor and in
tegrity nil may rely w ith safety, while must of Ihe
practitioners in lid* city are w ithout hoiiwstv or re*.
pechihility their pretentious being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
Office corner of Montgomery and California streets,
up stair*, opposite the hanking house ol \\ ells 1 argn
V ('0 Open from 9 A. M. to 8 I’. M , Sunday iu-
I tided-
RIV ATE Medical t flice—Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are dlsadpointed of 11
hy not calling on Hr Young at tlr«t Me will
ut 11 nv sum if he fail* lo cure anv case that may
0 under his care, tie matter h>>w long stiindiiig nr
•ting, such ns ulcers, tumors, nodes, hnnche*.
pics on Ihe fae and body, pain* in Ihe lames and
s, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored so-es.
ting of the hones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
uglh ottd flesh, sores in the nose and ear*. lo*s 01
, weak eyes itching humors. 4; Many per*etts
r being relieved ef all extern il appearances ol
ate disease, suppose them-elves cmed hit after
•w months And they are troubled w ith various
ptom* which they never had Itefotv. and which
liod il impossible to relieve, lo all who are nf
in! in this way. Dr Voting would p • rlictil•• rlv 'ec
nettd tt tri dot his skill. The symptoms With which
lire troubled are cau-ed by taint* in Ihe hloml.
ch scHHiemr later will destroy . onr health and hap
■*s. NT person who tin* evt r had ati attack of anv
-ate complaint should not fail iocon«uit Dr. Young
taken tew bottle's of hi* invaluable purilyitig
Heine, as they can re-1 assured tied their Mood js
a perfectly i<nre and healthy C'lndilieit. Mini that
ry trace of disease fs removed from the svstein.
ocent eases rarrti in snut> two to fli t* days without
age of diet or hindrance front business, or no lee.
DR .1 VOI’NIJ.
nice, corner Montgomery and California streets.
• •site W eils, Fargo & Do.’* office hours front 9
M.. to 8 I*. M.
Marysttille. June 10th. lhS5
| lt. J. C. VOrNO—D»*a Sia:—Plea-c -end me
f some nf the medicim « yon pre*cr lied in my
•. I haven friend here who 1- troubled inexactly
*ao«e wiv that I was. lie ha* nightly emission*,
ting nct*e in hi* head weak It irk. I *- at 11 run in
is generallv •'ehililnled . be i* ili-cotirng.-d and
not confidence enough to enable him to call and
yon. I told him how I Was and that mv friends
•aid I was in consumption and 1 tied*etnr- ill* here
e me nil and advised me !•* go home 'o d 1 •*, hnt
ead •** going Ipune I called upon nn. and Itch* i
a* well »* any ••« tin "ltd likely ••» live a long
e vet, w ilfi -Irenth enongh li Work with Hie slnmg
of 1 hern Doctor, Iw HI ***n ‘ “ ’cry one loyoll th ■;•
k- lo me a* though he needed a (...' «ieiati D-b dl
la* mv tuull if any one die- lor want of nt-’dlcal
itmeni. I will do ulll can to keep Ihe afflicted
ty from those [ie-1* of socieu y.-lcpt tiro .-*.t*
1 high sounding tilled men. who. if lie* f >c'« were
,wn. are men wlnt left their t oniery for 1 heir conn
s go-sl. Pul.lt* thi* letter, doctor, if you wist..
1 I hop.* some of those licit humbugged me. may
Hand sleep h»d f-*r one night
Truly yours DEO. DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS
1 Vll.K NATIONA Li! CTII.'-A I.OOX
.1 \ UKSOM STRKKT,
between Montffoxncrv »nd Kearney*
SAN FRANCISCO
Rmt of Brandies, ll'mrs an>i
. Nf*-,.. !
MEDICAL.
DR L. J.CZAPKAY S
DR. I- J. CZ AI’KAV, I.ATK IN THK HFNCA
ri»n Kovolnljulmry War. I’hief Physician lo
the 'J’Uh re'/inxent i *l 1 Inliveds. Chief Sioveni to the
Military Hospital ol IVsin. Hiui»sTy. and •»l»*
r. r on’ cf Urinary or-jans. and diseases
w imrn titvl rh'tVl^n.
To 1 UKt xrvi.n r» h.—Dr I. .* tVaptav ha« ojamed
hi. disunite fur the cure of nil form* of private id*
ea.**, such a* syphilis. f>norrl»ea nocturnal ends*
.inn. find hM the of setf-nhnac In the
first of nmv*ti*fn»nl diseases he guarantees nnirr
in n few days. without Incowveniesiee t< * I In' pndeni,
t*r hindrance >-x his hinnies* When a patient. liy
I'HSf’t.Tl, nr improper treatment, liu* di Veloped Hie
second srv sx mptoms of iihlUr such a* b'lhoi'**. nr
paiuM nwi'lllnti. on dit-CtxMns. nr nk’or. in th* thront
Mi l nose, which. if net checked, destroy the ."If
putts and ranse ’ho lion”. In in irdh . separate mid
Come iway, Aeaxinl tin* .nfT Tor an object hidem'S I"
la-holiß nr a! rn «pl"lrli«. and p-mpte* break out
»|M>n the skin nr when holm* p sinful .welliutis ii(n>n
dll* belie*. nr when ld< rnn-liimlmi I. Injured an as in
f.red i.pnse In eon«umpl It ’ll or othri* Co’islidilln*m
disease. tha llortoj ruaralitees a cure or a*k* no •
(lonaminn In Rheumatism, chronic or anili*: in
llxscnieT'. nr d'arrhu"i. In* h«- safe mid efT**clual rn
iinnln*., for tin* Ireadnenl ol tin* eons qucnces of
*e|l-ahuse. .Mi'll ». nni*|tirnal i*nii..ion., n**rvnii.n’ ..t
timidity. headache pains in llm back and limb*. wllh
general Wi'akll**'., In*, of nplirlrr, le.s ol mnnnl i
injury to tin- si,;bl. re-de*«ni*ss, confusion ol ii , <*n«.
dislike fnr *ni*n*tv- and feeling "f weariness ol tile;
with tin* nervous *x*teP,t so exeilenhle Ill’ll sli*,*lit
noj.i>. •lio<*k nr sl.v*tlelhv patient makiliff hi. exi.l*
cnee miserable. Fi r tin* ulimi* maladies iln* doctor
will unar m a cure nr n*h no i*ntn|H*nii)|tion Hi*
Olio lm cnnsnlied r*<* of chartre. and invite nil lo
Call.ii.lt will foal lliem nothing and may l>»* much
In iln-jr advanU'tfo.
I)r. 1.. .1 t'/.ajiknr i. dailv ivlnij aivUenlionw
from pvrrv par! nf |ti|. Stile nn*l frinn 11 r• * Vl ll l anil
Wa.liiinrton Ti-rriinrn-., f-r tr*>:iimeiil of every form
of disease nd llinn* ia not on** who will emne (nr*
ward and expre-s ’lissads|'ai*t’”ii; on lb* i*onlrary, llm
I>r is in d’*Hx rn i *1*1(11 if Irtlfr., ex p’***ssiv« of Ifrad*
tin It* an*' thankfulness, some of which arc |iiihli.lirtl
below by permission.
V utvsvn.uc. June 3, 18-VA.
DR. HEIWirfIATCN s
PPJVA 77; MKDIC \ L OFFICP.
COUNKU MONTtin'IKRV .k .1 A< ASON STIIKKTS*
SAN FRANCISCO.
nAIi. M. MFn I VIM ANN, corner of Kearney and
i! * I’ncific armota. San Krafiei.«*o, bit. fnr a nninln r
nl years, in Iln* military and other h<*«|*iln l. of I*’ranee
tie Vi it nd bia atndv jirinei|ially to iln* ireiiiineiii of Se
cret diaeaaea. and therefore po»*e.ae. a thoroni*li ex*
lierienee in lhi« rarllcnalar brnneti lb* ia ntao per*
li-i'l 1 v fanuli ir wnh all the recently di.fnverial and
hiifldy impn riant remedies and mean-for I lie enr** of
mirh di.' a.i*a. It I. acareely in ..ary I" add li re
that in I'rain e where secret diaea-e. are *.f more (re
i|iii*nl oeenrrenee limn any where el«e. th.i phy .ieiana
of that country are more expert in theirenre, and are
eoiialnnllv and sin'ee**.fully endeavermif lo Had out
new reinedi *.. more cltli lent and lea. danlfejoua than
thnaeformeily used
dr lleiniinann ia therefore, enahled to cure all
lho»e di«e:iae. with (lerfeet certainty, without iiaimt
mercury, in a xery rhofl time, and without .iilijectini;
his iialieiita to the rial; ol aulieemienl injuilona con.e
•jnencea,
i hrnnie fJonorrhea, Uyennnlorrhen. Flour Alhna,
fJoneral debility the reaai) ol mi.conilncU pnlhiliona,
,|ain in the ha**k and aides. Kruplimemf all k rnlia.
l>rodneed hv interior eattaea. I.oaaof Hair. Uheiint it
i'lti in the Joint.* Nociirnal sweat.. Seminal an t Urin
al w>* ikiv*... In j erica received lo miTenrinl treat*
nienl. JUi* Ae are mired to Hr. Ileihimamt with the
aid nf reined lea known hut t" hltnaell, In the perfect
.all.laclien nf hi. client..
Recent di.caaea nf the above named kind will he
promptly and radically removed before they cm ael
tie in tin* nndv arid liecimr* chronic by dr. Ilcini*
munii’a own purify inff vetfcinble remclie..
Hr Heinimrinii farther posaea«i*. a an re remedy
fill.y lealed. mid which can be relied i!|mi|i. fnr the
enre i f Intermittent Fomr, Chili and Fever. I'Vver
and Atine. aNo a mean.ln remove, in a few day. fnr
ever, a bad brealli. with ini the Imi.l jnj'iry In the
alninaeh. In th** pdeat*iit ilay. nmiieron. reinedi***
are nlfered evi rvwhere for ili; imavlii ihle ili«<ei*i ~
hut iii moat nf the eaaea the *n|ferer« are ao sadly dis
appointed that they lonk with jn-iiliiiMe mi-lrnal mi
all adverlia.tmeiil. ol tin. kind. Dr lleiniinnnn’* re*
medie. need not be recommended by pntfhnif chnrla
lani-ni for they recommend themselves by their el
feci., u« has lieen .fen and ex|i»*ri<*nred by* nilinenns
(latienl. wht*. fortunately for thnmselve*. have ii'ed
them. For the inh rmallon and aalisfaelhm of the
often <h*ceivet| pnhlie. the .Ifiteinelil will Htillice dial
Dr. Ileinimanii ha. in hi. |io.«n»rion nver two hun
dred leMiinnnin'. from patients cured by him. beside,
manv oilier reliah'e persona which he I. ready In ex
liibii when required, w hile common decency forbids
him topnbli-h them in tin* new*«pap<*r.,
I'. r-im. applyinif In dr Ileinimanii shall not be
nblitpal In (lay hi ndviincw tin* lull price nl the cure,
a. he i. willim* bi siihnill In. shill and his remedies
firs! In he test* d.
Hho thlm; the doctor invarinhly requires from all
hi. palieiils, that i. a faithful and strict cniifoCmmice
with all In. direct ions ami preeriptions, otherwise In*
cannnt and w ill not warrant a cure.
Written consultations will In* uiven without charee
and c'inmunicatioiis answered whelher ronlahiinif a
fee nr mil (irnmplv, pilliclnally and with strict aeere
ev. fin apply int*. pn.laue paid, in tin* Knuli-h, i*ren*:h
nr (iertllall l.ampmueS, lo
Dr. M. MKINIMAN.V,
Corner of Kearney and I'acilic streeis,
San Frtincisoo.
To show te die saliafac'ion of all dial Hr lleini
maim i* a tliorouuly vdncaled, praclie.il and experi -
enced physician anil sniKeon. the f'dlnw intr from hi.
rmiiiermis testimnniala, are siilnnitnd tn the pnhlie
Name, are suppressed, hat the iinihnr* are at any
lime ready *o pmciaim their truth and aulherillcily
lielore tin* world.
tjRKKSWOOD Vali.kv, Feb. 11. ISfifi.
doar doctor:--! have known you since l a 4e and
you have uiven so many pnaifs <e your laleni* and
ex|M*rieni*e. Ih .1 you have entirely woiipiuifldence
A I 1 hum'll your, aide at nl a ureal nj-lutice fiOm me
you know that I have several time tent yon |in.ietils
which other doc'oj. have Biven up a. uicurai li , and
yon have always received diem mid saved not re lx
their limha lint also their livns I will only mention
here li e case of Mr *' , fmm Auburn, wlm i
indi hied to you for die preservation o hi. riifhl arm
which other doctors wanted to amputate, and that of
XI . i; ofl’nlonia. who allhoutfh uiven up as
Impelei. by two ihic'or. was cured by you in iwn
wet k- time A* to wbat you have dime fnr my fami»
lx. sufllre it lo .av, I will lie vt-r he a Mil In repay ynii,
\ ere -. * <ft*nr d**e|or these few line- as a ppisif ’ll
the hiili e.ieein I have of your I dents ii* a m* ideal
man. and believe me lets* xour constant friend.
F li
Proprietor of the Miner’s Mole)
To Dr. ileiiiimnnii. San Fmnci-cn
lireeiiw u.l Fehruary I Mh. 1 SMi
Ila vine slyilied ine*liclllf* myself al die I'niyersil* nl
Tavia, II dnlv, I »lipi”’-e I lain* i*noiißb In Is* be.
Ilevcd when I declare hereby dial ton are dn* in’s*
phy-ii iiu I ever rnel with in f ’allfo-nia. Thi« derln
radon i« f-iinrled on what I have seen von do ami
hear I from every Inslv when I ie»id .1 it Mormon |s
land. I know of mam p.r*nn- lo wlmm you have
<*iveu life and binhs alter lh**y ’; d (*•• u '*"niclei**lx
vixen up hx otiier«. and who will at am dmecoii.t
fnfw iri and ie*dty lo the truth ol lhi«. and your
»ci *i ee. IX l.hinlf Vnll for 'he future, the same sue
<*e-s which hie* attended you thus tar. 1 remain truly
yours C. K
To Hr. Iletnimann. San Francisco.
i nlnnnu Jam rry 10« h, 1556.
Mx dear and 'lnch Kaleeined dis’inr:—lt I* with
much regret Ihnl I amt all yonr other fri.<n*la saw wm
•I lit Mormon I.land. We have |<m| in you n phy«i
• lan of un*al lal**nt and ex|ienenre whowernnkl not
appreciule f’«i nmch. ll was proven eunuch hy the
nuntemua who came to call on yon from all pan* of
the mines, and yon are in ih-* bet reinembrxnceof ad.
Mx-elb given up by whom i considered our t*esl phy.
sicians prepareil mxm*l I tn die; by chance I came no
d* r your ’reatmenl and you ha - cured me of a grare
nckin ss in a short time. Von have proved yourself
• physician and you do honor lo the name U,
MKDICAL.
from parentln child, and fnmilinit tn• n fhe offspring
n mined ctmtlltnilcm F»*r lhe care of nil llk'n* lorin *
of dine.sse the Doctor* guamm* e» a cure or a*k* no
compen-n'iriii The Doctor cim in* consulted In let
ter or otherwise free of charge. and in* lie* nil * lm air
nffliTed In call upon him. where ho will give them
such sulifscimn *s i hey cmi ohi-iln no win re else —»
Hi* rooms are N*b I mul 2 Inmr.v Hull, conn rof Hac
tnmentoand MiHilgotnerv sirm-i* J i n Francisco
THE («KK VTKST DISCOVKUV OFTHH
AUKS—fSmrt Hn-a-imrio MHtikinil!—lnmivin hm P.e
tent?—l»r. I, I. c*«ph:i\*w Prophv 'nclicuiM, t*>lf Dis
infecting Agen'.i a-ore prcvenhiiivc ng.tinsl |ow r
rhteul and «♦ p'nlllic iti«'ii>r». mi l m unsurpassed rem
edy for nil itv* vrncnal. sc-ofnloii« g ingrenon* and
cancerous ulce-a he id discharges from Hie vinfin i,
nteril* mid ur 'lira, mi l all cnl menus eruptionsnnd
di*ei»*e«. For mill' at Hr 1.. I C/. ipk iy’* office. Al
inory Hull. corner of hacnuneulo and Montgomery
sire, In, Sun Francisco. A* innoc ilalion is a preven
tative aval nut small no\. so is Hr. I, J. I'r.apkay •
PropHlacticnm a prevr dative a'/ I'u-t •< idiililictd and
gonorrheal di«ia-es. Harmless ill Itself, It possesses
the power of chemically destroy ing Hie syphilitic vi
ms, and then Vy saving thousands of young debauch
ees from being Inlecleil hy the ino-i loa'li-ome of nit
disea-es. I,et no young man who appreciates health
he without Hr. I’r.aphay's I’rophtlaellc.uin. It Is In
veryeoevnienl packagesmid will he found convent
enl'to n*e, bring use Ins a -onp. That disease can In’
prevented hv Hie n-e of |iro|ier agents, Is »s well all
esitihli died fad as that they can he eared idler their
eslahllshuient. Tlie principle wtdcti is now imlver
satlv recognis'd. was received even liefore the days of
A-niier. the di-eovcrer ol tin- vtu curdlon in l*!*ti. amt
il-* nnlliplied benefits ever have received, in
they deserted, tin- alien Hon of I lie medical faculty.
li was in pursuit of this hr o cl, n| I In* medical sci
ence tlnit Hr. 1.. J. I’/. ipkay fortnn .P'lv made the dis
imvery of his I’rophilnclieiiin. which, for llie preten
lionttf st pliilitic, gonorrheal, cancer, ms and enlaiieons
disofsder. stands Unrivalled hy any agent in the Pint
mneopoea. The effect of this acnit idler coition is
immediate and temovi s the possibility of a cnntrac*
linn of disease If, Intwever. lh»j disease lias heen con
traded, it is useful In nenir.ili/.liil: the i oi«. non* secre
tions, which, by absorption. produce lie hon i*l conse*
■ inenses kfitot Mas secondary syphilis It has heen
administered hy the Ihietor ie ncinv iliousaml ca-i *.
and he lias >et lo And Hu* firs'in v> Inch il his P iled
lo subserve the purpose lor which it was administer*
is|. Price, Vi. l 01l directions tire attached lo eai ll
package. In cases where Prophilaelictlin IS lists) ass
cnrallve. Hr. I. .1. tV.apkay w ill furnish gratis a pre
scription for his lliootl Pnrllier.
All comninnicalions from the country, addressed
ly lo Hr. I. .1 i '/apliiiy .Sun I'runci-co, will he si rid It
and confidentially a'ietided to. and tin* remedies
with the greatest care and secrecy, iminedialel t di->
paloln d, hy Kxpress or other convey anto to their des*
tinalion.
C sriiit. .1. 1,. «'/.ti*K*v •—The gentleman whine
name forms the caption of this nnliee. is one of Ho*
lew modern physicians whose aptdieatii n h- his pro*
Cession and devotion to the tdll'eted. render him alike
an ornmnelit lo I'e one mid a l»*n**l!l lo the other A
11 nngariaii hv birth, he sought with Kos«nih to place
his country anion? the nations ol Hie enrlh beyond
the oppressor's rule that her si as might rejoice in
the pracliee ol I hose precepts which are alike onr
glory and our pride. In his efforts so In do. In* has
reaped the reward of liiefTecinal resistance to oppres
sion. mul -a home and a country know him no inure.’
\ part, how na r, from he claims upon onr consider
ation as n patriot, the testimonial* of character and
capacity which he brings entitle him lo public, ronfl*.
I* nee. lo the exclusion ol those who possess neither
I In* one nr Ihe other As a gentleman his character
is untarnished : as a physio* ,n. |,|sskill unsurpassed •
and lo those whose Imprn lem-e has h , fl upon lliem
i he minis of disease, w e can conscientiously eoniinetid
linn with tlie assurance/hat In him they will Hud a
l ieinl whom lo know i- great gain. The Hr.’s office
is No. II and I Armory Hall conn r of Fncrainclilu
out Montgomery streets, ."-'an Francisco.
To |>r, 11, lit inliuiinii. Corner Jackson ami
Montgomery streets, San Nrancisco —|)enr Sir:—lt
is wiili yleii'iife lliat We notice Ihe mil tided sne
ce*s which has attended yoa in your practice since
yoiir rn-iilence in Ibis stale, now ever seven years.—•
The trend yon have done mu I the skill you have i*iit
cised In the cures Hcd tome nndi r onr observation
mak • It onr duly In lei it he know n to (In* world and
more particnlarjy to those now suffering yvith disease.
Most of n* were well acipiain eil with yon whilst yon
resided al Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable car, s which yon effi red on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless hv eminent
physieians. We have also seen wind yon have done
for some of onr friends now residing al ('olonni anil
I’laci-rvill.*, who alter much pesnaslon and indnee
menls on onr |> trl, cnnsenied to go find see yon, w hen
Hiey had almost de-p tired of their lives. They did so
ami ret nrneil, and are no w living hal * and hearty men j
and read r. il this nn!i> e should reach your eye unit
yon ar* afflicted, lat ** onr advice and go lo Hr 11T.1.N
-IM ANN. and von will never regret il
Hear Hoi t t. receive with onr most hearty wiihea
for your fnlnri* welfare the assurance that we believe
yon to he one of onr most fulfilled and experienced
physicians in the Vale.
FurctßP k II.» vwaan. 1
(prop’r Miners’ Hotel ) f
.Tai on Wink i K'i ass
(p r i.reeiiwn d Hiewery,
Jons ilEonoK,
A KOPST II All SE,
Jos ki*ii Wn I a ass,
l nai its Hiss.
T
; Creenwood Valley
J
(k vloma.
T. Uei az. t I’ropr’s of the 1
T, II N/i.i, i I’roix Federale. I’loccrvllle.
Je AS 111 ! lII.KK,
A. (I. Wai.kkk, F.l Dorado Slide.
li. Zhoickm. (firm of K. l’op|«k Oo,) Oroville.
Joseph l.nn t, Anhtirn.
i’iiahi.es Kami mi I Spanish Dry Diggings.
T I'asMNOKK. iprop’r of hridgr,> Condemned I!ar.
Woi.i.Kß, .Sacr.nnenlo,
R. Fissinokk, do
<i. RrsAt n, do
Cai*t Misn, Michigan Rlnffs.
t’Ai*r. F. S Mi vnoun Mormon Islam)
Meshy Trcel, (Repiiblicni House,i Jackson.
T his testimonial was not solicited hy Hr Hein!
inann. nng T'm
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE-
HacnimiTito slrei l. nexl lo lie* I’acillc .Mail S S.
Co.'» Hflice ovi r M ines .v Co’s F.xpreri Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
RCOM« M MIIF.RS 1,2 AND 3.
PHAHIS INHTITI TH *N is founded for the cure ol
Il Fyphylitic and Scr'ifnlons cimiplaints, and all
affections o| die lienilul flrgans of whatever nature.
' n-limteil lor I e express purp'i-e of treating prl\ale
'Maladies al Hie instance of many medical gentlemen
alio li.ive seen with pain the imposition* practiced
heretl fore upon those who have he, n Hie victims of
I J ing advertisements those ei.nnrsTed with it are l.»
por'Me to a cerlnih exlenl this means of introducing
il 1,, pnhlie ln•tl•'•■
Tlioi* apjiiyii g fop advice will find constantly In
itteialance inedieltl ability of undisputed skill in tills
.■lass of complaints nnd ill fa* dealt with in the
most honorable and siraight f rward manner,
for the perpese of securing privacy to Hie most
lelicHie. S' vend npan merits are so arranged that pa
ai ni-wlil he brought in contact with none, but the
iftice physician
rin se applying In this Institute will ihe charge*
re mmaMe. and Ihe Ireaimeiil sup -rlor I -Mil ie* and
genllemmi who desire to Iwcom • patients without
cjillmg at Hie risiin* of the Institute, can be attended
I ln-ip residences
('oniniiinietilion from all parts of the country will
•ie aiiendnl lo wiili prompt ness, and meilicines sent
if i'ir*»p,'d. hy enckis ng a lee of I. n dollar*.
No efforts w ill I e spared lo make the Howard Meili
cal Institute wine it purports to he, a philuulhropUic
Institute.
Consultation in English, French, Spanish and
Herniai .
‘idle.- hoi. r * from If A. M.. till I* P. M. Address,
Howard Midical Institute, IIH Sacramento street,
?aii Franc sen
Office Physician,
dr. r McCaffrey
LANKH— Fvej
deaerpiliou of Hushea’t B)