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(Dtnuillt Dailti Jkttt JRtrntfc.
Manufacture of Steel hv Kr.EC'
tricitv. — Ihe London Mining Jour,
nal contains an account of some < xp*-r
--imenls, by which, in contradiction to
the ordinary method of manufacturing
Ptccl, it is proved ttmt a process has
been discovered of converting iron into
steel hv a current of electricity, pis-ed
through the iron when placed in a fur
nace, and embodied in charcoal, where
by an itmuens sight of labor, time and
fuel, is the more immediate result.
The operation of the conversion of iron
into steel in this manner gives a great'
er power of governance to the operat
ors inasmuch as the application of the
latter fur certain amount of carbon be
ing taken, absorbed, or concentrated,
and amalgamated with the iron, and
thereby increasing or diminishing the
action of the battery, different <[nalis
ties of steel will be produced with a
certainty, regularity and efficiency,
which hitherto, under the ordinary pro
ccss of manufacture, has been the ob
ject wanting.
Nor Wise Knoucii to Wen a
Queen. —As an evidence that the ol
den spirit of aristocracy, which, by
placing titled men over its armi s dur
ing the Crimean war, to the exclusion
of really skilful and exeperioncod sol
diers, proved so disastrous to Knglaml,
is not diminished in that country, des
pite of their late unfortunate experi
ence, may ho adduced from the oxaui'
pie of the appointment of the Duke of
Cambridge as the Commander-in-
Chief of Britain's forces.
The Duke, it is said, has no military
capacity whatever, and is known for
nothing but his first cousin*hip toQuoen
Victoria, who it was designed he should
marry. This he might have done had
ho had sufficient energy to woo Ins
cousin, bat, like Modus, in the play,
lie did not know enough, and Prince
Albert crept into his place, and was
successful. Certes, a man who has
not sense enough to court a Queen,
when he might make her his wife, is
not lit to be a Couunauder-in-Chief of
armies.
An old latlv walked into the
office of a Probate Judge in Massachu
setts, one day, and asked—
‘Are you the Judge of Reprobates ?’
‘I am the Judge of Probate.’
‘Well, that’s it, 1 s’pnse,’ quoth the
old lady. ‘You sec, my father died
intestand, and he left several little
infidels, and I want to be their execu
tioner.’
Bf@.» If y..u want an ignoramus to
respect you, ‘dress to death,’ wear a
lonjx wiitch-chain and seals about the
size of a brickbat.
Just Received '
AT Till’. CIIKAPKST CI,(»THI\(« BTOUU IN
(irovllle, n large nucl splendid lot ofCI.OTH IN(«
which I oiler for sale VtRV CHKAI' FOR CASH.
Sept. 12,1886. sl2-lf
LKIIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION
FBTHC Co-Partnership heretofore existing lirtwwn
| A. Clouchel nmt Louis liultuhl, under tin- name
and sty In of Clouchel & Hulliod In the business of
hotel keeping. i» this day dissolved hy minimi con
sent. All persons indebted to the concern arc hereby
requested to call and settled their tolls with ,\. Clou
dlet -it the Hotel do France, and persons having ac
counts against the former linn are requested to pre
sent them to him (A. Cloudlet) for settlement within
ton day*. A. CM Wt’lIKT,
1.. HULLIOD.
OroviHe, Nov. 10th 1850. nl2
CONSTABLE S SALE
BY VIKTUK of the following execution* Issued
out ofJ.T Klliotl’s court. Justice of the Peace
in and for Uphir township, Unite county, stale of
California, to mo directed, cum maud lug mo to make
the following sums, to wit:
One execution in favor of Marlin Shea and ugainst
Jas. Bradley for the sum of eighty dollars debt, and
ten dollars and eighty live cents costs of court.
One execution In favor of P. Birmingham and
« iiMt las. Bradley for the run of forty seven dol
■*« and fifty cents debt and four dollars and sixty
cent? cost* of conn;
One execution in favor of Daniel Carrol and against
Jas. Bradley lor the sum of thirty nine dollars and
twenty five cents debt and tour dollars and sixty cents
C °U no 'ext*cul'n *n in favor »f J. Ilalloway and against
Jas Bradley for the *lllll of forty dollars and seventy
live'cents debt nnd four dollars and sixty cents costs
in favor of Thos. Waters and agiiln-t
Jas Bradley for Ihe sum of thirty seven dollars and
thirty seven cents debt and four dollars and sixty
cents costs of court;
tine execution in favor of J Riley and against .las.
Bradley for the aniu of forty four dollars doth and
lour dollars mid sixty cents costs of court;
One execution In lavor ol Jas. Birmingham ana
against Jas. Hradley for the sum of forty eight dollars
an i fifty cents debt and lour dollars and sixty cents
costs of coni ', together wiih all the cost* accruing on
said writs, I have levied ii|sm and will expose to
nubile Side I" the highest bidder for cash on Tuesday
fl“ «d dov of December. A D. HUHnt 12 o’clock M.,
the following described property, to wit: Lots No. 1,
o nnd 4 In block No. 21; uois No. I and 2ln Mock M
and lots No. 2. 3, and 6in block as laid down and
described In the map of the town of»iroville, Butte
ctiuniv together with all the improvemems and ap
nunenmices thereunto Belonging. to tatse place
•t tlie Court House door in the town of OrovlUe.
county oud state aforesaid.
MT I]U " Conslahle Uphir Township.
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J. CZAPKATTS
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute,
Armory i I nil building. lurm/r of Montgomery and
Pacrainento si*,. Him Francisco,
F.ilatlirhrd fur Ihe run uf all prirnlr and chronic dis
cneer, rind 'h' c upper tuorl of ipnukertf.
nR. R J.f/.APKAV, RATE IN THE HUNOa;
run Uevoluthinary War. Chief Physician to
the linth regiment of Motived*, Chief burgeon to the
Military Hospital "I Pesth, Hungary. ami Into Reclu
ror on Diseases of Urinary organs and diwMrt of
women and children, has oj>ened till institute
for liie euro of all form, of private diseases,
such ns syphilis, gonorrhea, nocturnal etuis
bloiib. and all tho i-ousequeiice- of self-nhnse, In Hie
first stages of gonorrheal ibseu-i ■* In - guarantees a core
in a few day*, without inconvt uieiice to the patient,
rr hindrance to his business \V hen a patient, by
neglect, or Improper treatment, bar develop' d the
secondary symptoms of syhiliz. such as buboes, or
painful swellings on the groin*, or nicer, in the throat
and none, which, if nut checked, destroy the soft
parts ami cause the bones to mortify, separate and
come away, leaving the .offerer an object hide ms to
hetiold; or when splotches and pm pies break out
njion the skin, or when helms painful swellings upon
the bones, or when hisconstllullon is injured so as lo
pr.slisptme to consumplion or other constitutiona,
disease, the Iloctoj guarantees a cum or u-ks norom'
iiensinioti. in Rheumatism, chronic or acute; in
Dysentery, or Diarrhoea, tie has safe and effeeiual re.
tneilies. For the treat mem of the cons quenres of
sell-abuse, such ns nocturnal emissions, nervousness!
timidity, hendache. pains In the hack and limits, with
general weak lie *, loss of apjtelile, loss of memory,
injury lo the night, restlessness, confusion of Ideas,
dislike for society, and feeling of weariness of life;
with the nervous system so excllenhle that slight
noises shock or startle the patient, making his exist
ence miserable. For the above maladies the Itoclor
will guarantee a cure or ask no compensation, lie
can lie consulted ree of charge, and invites all to
call, os it will cost them nothing, and may he much
to their advantage.
ThankullxESS is the incentive to
(i K ATITCDE.
HE ROW we publish the < ertilleates of two of the
sufferers (nun Ihe pang* of disease, who hav
ing recovered their former health, and impelled by
gratitude, make know n llieir cases and the remedial
agent; and th.ir statements are authenticated by a
Notary Public. The demands of society imperiously
command their publicity, and we commend their
perusal to Hie attention ol ltd afflicted.
OKUTIPICATE
The undersigned, desirous of acquainting those
who may he unfortunate enough lo he similarly af.
llicled where a permanent relief ol llieir sufferings
may he obtained, feels it his duty lo thus publicly
express his sincere gratitude to Mr. I, .1 Czupkay,
for the permanent recovery of his health Horne
down by the distressing symptoms incident to the (
vicious practices of uncontrollable passion in youth,'
depressed in body and mind, unable to perform even
the most trilling duly imposed upon the daily avoca
tions of life, I sought the advice of innnv physicians,
who at lirst regarded mv disease ol trilling import
ance, hut ula«l alter a few week*, and in several in
stances months, of their treatment. I found to my un
utterable horror thal in-h ad of rein f the symptoms
became more alarming in llieir torture, and being
tin dly told mo by one that the disease.being confined
principly lo the brain, medicines would he of little
consequence. 1 despaired of m er regaining my health
strength and energy; and as a lasi resort.mid with
hut a faint hope, called upon Hr. t'/.apkiiy who. alii r
examining my case, prescribed some nudicine which
almost inslantly relieved me of Hie dull pains and
dizziness in my head. Encouraged by this result, I
resolved to place my self immediately under his rare,
and, by a strict obedience to hi* direclh n- and ad
vice, my head became clear, my ideas eollerl.nl, the
constant pain in my hark and groins, the weakness
of my limbs, the nervous reaction ot my w hole sys
tem on the slighle-l alarm or excitement, the mis
anthropy and i". I fin boilings, the seliTlisirnst and
want of conlldeiice in <> hers, the iiinqability to
slinly mid want ol resolution, the frightful exciting,
and at limes pleasurable dreams id night, followed
by involuntary discharges, have all disappeared, and
infaci, in iwo months idler having consulted the
1 lector. I felt as if Inspired by a new life—Hint life
which, but a short time ago, I contemplated lo end
by my ow n hand,
U iili a view l<» guard tho unfortunate from falling
into the snares ol incompetent ipineks. I deem it my
duly to offer tills testimony to the merit mill skill of
Dr. • zapkay, and recommend him to all who may
stand in nett I ol medical ml vice, Iteing assured by
my own experience thal, om-o under In-care a rad
ical and permanent cure will be i Heeled.
It. F. FIRRMORE.
Stale of California, county of San Francisco—Sub
scribed and sworn Indore me, Hus 17Hi day of April,
A. I>. ISiO. (Signed) Jons Minin. skin.
Notary I'uhlic.
A CARD—Prompted by an honest desire of my
j\ heart, 1 wi»h to lay belore lln- public a case
winch deserves a high commendation, not only as an
net ol scientific skill, nut Hint ef Inrnanity also. About
two years ago, I suddenly, and from causes unknown
to me, seized with n lit of epilepsy,which, owing to
my inability to meet the expenses consequent upon a
thorough medical treatment.and the discouragement
I met with on attempting it, soon became such ias 1
was then list lo believe) as to defy the skill of a phy
sician. I was frequcHtly while in pursuit of my eall
lug, thrown down to the ground without the slightest
warning, and although insensible to the agonies. I
yet despised the miseries of my life, and soon learned
lo look ii|hiii those who would render me assistance
or shelter me from danger ns enemies w ho sought to
prolong the miseries of my existence. While in this
Stale, and having previous to my affliction tasted the
sweets of life, 1 once more was induced lo attempt
seeking aid el a physician, and, by recommendation,
called upon Hr. R. J. Cziipkai. I told him niycir
cumstances and my Inability to reward him for bis
services, regardless of which, however, he ul once
undertook my case, and with the blessing of (sml 1
was once more restored to perfect health. Unable
to reward him fertile been which I enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my indebtedness. I consider it
due lo myselfm dto alt the afflicted to make the case
public, in order that those In need of mistical advice
may And a physician In w hom every conlldeiice can
he placed
L.a MEYER YABRONUKY.
Plata of California, county of Pun Francisco, ss—Pule
scribed and sworn before me tins llr.-l day of August
A. It. I Had. UILBKRT A. Grant,
l.s. Notary I’uhlic.
Hr. L. J. Cznpkny’s Medical and Surgical Institute
is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento sts.,
San Francisco. California. The Doctor offer* free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects « cure.
Sperm atoruiiika.
OR. local weakn tss, nervous debility, low spirits,
lassitude. weakness of the limbs and hack. In
disposition and incapability for labor and sßidy.dUll
ness ol apprehension, loss of memory, aversion to so
duty, love ef solitude, timidity, self distrust, dizziness
headache. Involuntary discharges, pains in the side,
affections of the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and
other inflmiaties in man, are cured without fail by
the justly celebrated physician mid surgeon. R. J.
i’zapkay. Ills met Inal sf curing diseases is new,t un
known to others) amt hence Hie great success. All
consultation* (h» letter or otherwise) free. Address
R. J. i’zapkay. M. D.. Pan Francisco, ('ah u3-3m
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGE!—Great Blessing to Mankind ! —lnnocent hut Po
tent!—Dr. R, J.Czapkay's Prophylacticutn, (Self. Dis
infecting Agent,) a sure preventative against gonor
rlnenl and syphilitic disease*, and an unsurpss-ed rein
e<ly lor all'the venenal, scrofulous, gangrenous ait«|
cancerous ulcers, tid'd discharge* from the vagina,
uterus and urethra, and all cutaneous eruptions and
diseases. For sale at Dr L. J. Ciapkay's office. At
ntory 11*11, comer of Sacramento and Montgomery
streets. Pan Francisco. As lunoculation is a preven
tative against small jsix, so is Dr. L J. i'zapkay s
Prophilscltcum a preventative against syphlllttcnl and
gonorrhenl diseases. Harmless in Itself, It possesses
the power of chemically destroying the sypntlitlc tw
rua, and thereby saving thousands of young debauch-
MEDICAL.
DR. ZIEINIMANNS
PETVA TE ME I) 1C A L OFFICE.
CORNER MONTGOMERY 1 JACASON STREETS
SAN FRANCISCO.
DU. M. lIEIINIMANN, comer of Kearney and
Pacific streets. r*mi Franebeo, has for u number
of years, in tin - military unit other hospital* of I r»nce.
devoted lila sillily principally to the treatment of Se
cret diseases, mid therefore fnis-e-sse* a thorough ex
perience in this imrticiialnr branch Mr li nlw (w
-fectly faiinliur with nil the recently discovered mid
liiirlily iiii|M>riiinl remedies nnd means lor the cure of
such disease*. It i* aurrHy necessary lo add here
that in France where secret diseases are of more fre
quent occurrence Ihun any where else, th i physicians
of I hut country are more expert in theirenre, nnd are
constuntly nnd successfully endeavoring to find out
new remedies, more elflcicnl und less duogejous limn
those formerly used
I»r. Ileimm inn is therefore, enuided to cure all
these diseases with perlerl certainty, without using
mercury, in n very rhorl time, nnd w iltuou subjecting
Ins pul leu is to the risk o! sub*e>|Uent injurious cmise
|
Chronic Gonorrhea, Ryerinnforrhen. i’lonr Alhns,
(lonend ftetiility the result ot misconduct. pollutions,
,piin in (lie hack und sides I'.riipllonsrif nil kinds,
produced by Interior causes, l.ossof Hair. Kto-unist
i-lii In the Joints. Nocurnid sweats, Seminal and Erin*
al weakness. Injuries reeeived by mercurial treat
ment. fee kc are cured by Hr, lleildmuiin with the
aid of remedies known but to himself, to the |iertect
satisfactien of ids clients.
Recent diseases of the above nuined kind will be
promptly and radically removed lielbre they can set
tle in the body and become chronic. liy Dr. Heini
tnann’s own purifying vegetable remedies.
Hr. Ileii'lmunn further possesses a sure remedy
fill,y tested, iiiid which can lie relied upon, for the
cure of Intermittent Enver, Chill and Ecver. Fever
and Ague. nl*o n mennsto remove, in a few days tor
over, n had breath, without the least injury to ilio
stomach. In the pdesonl days numerous remedies
are offered everywhere for id; imaginable diseases,
hot in most of thecases the suffer-rs are so sadly dUs
nppolnted ilihl they look will) jiistithiblo mistrust on
all advertisements of this kind. Dr lleinimann’s re
medics need not be recommended by pnflling cliarla
lunisiii. for they reeomineiul lliemselves by tlmir el
feels, as Inis been seen and experienced by nuineous
patients wlio, fortunately for themselves, have used
them. For the Information and satisfaction of the
often deceived public, the statement will Hiilllce dial
Hr. Ilrininiann lias in his possesrion over two hun
dred testimonials I rout patients cared by him, besides
many other reliable persons which tie is ready lo ex
EifHit when required, while common decency forbids
him to publish them in ihe newspapers.
persons applying to hr Helliimann shall not tie
obliged to pay in advance the lull prim ot the cure,
as he is willing to sillimit his shill and Ids remedies
firs; to he testi d.
(Hie tlilnur the Doctor invariably requires from nil
Ids patients, that Is a faithful and strict conformance
with all Ids directions and preemptions, otherwise lie
cannot nnd will not warrant u cure.
Written consultations will be given without chant a
and communications answered whether containing a
fee or not. promply, punctually and with strict secre
cy. on applying, postage paid, in the English, French
or German Languages, to
Hr. M. HEINIMANN,
Corner of Kearney and Pacific si reels,
San Francisco,
To show fe the satisfaction of all that Hr lleini
maun is a Ihoroiigly educated, practical and experi
enced physician and snigeon. Ihe following from Ids
numerous testimonials, are submitted to the public.
Names are suppressed, led the authors are at any
time ready to proclaim llieir truth and authenticity
before the World.
Greenwood Vjvu.kv, Feb. 11, ISHCi,
Daar Doctor:--! have known you since 1-hl and
you have given so many proofs of your talents and
eX|ierieiiee, tliat yon have entirely wonconlldenee
Although yon reside al at a great distance IVUm me
you know llmt 1 have several time seat you patients
vi hieh oilier iloclojn Imvo given up as incurable, and
yon lm\e alwaysfeceiveil 110 in and saved not only
their limbs but also their lives. I will omy mention
hero the case of Mr C , from Auburn, who is
indebted to yon for the preservation ol Ids rigid arm.
which oilier doctors w auled lo amputate, nnd that of
M'.G ofColoniii. who although given upas
hopeless by two doctors was cured by you in two
weeks lime As lo w Inn you have done for my lauds
|y, suffice it lo say. I «ill never lie ahhi lo repay yon.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines as a proof of
Ihe high esteem I have of your talents ns n medical
man. and believe me le lie vour constant friend.
V 11.
Proprietor of the Miner's Hole
To Dr. ilelnlnmnn, San Francisco
Greenwood. February I 111*, ic'itir
Having slydied medicine myself al Ihe I diversity of
Tavia, u Italy, 1 suppose I know enough lo tie lie.
lieved when I declare hereby that you are the best
pliy-idaii I ever tied w uli in California. This decla
ration Is feimded on what 1 have seen you do and
heard from everybody when I resid’-d at Mormon is
land. f know of many persons to whom you have
saved life and limbs after they 'nut been completely
given up by others, and wle> will at any time come
forward nml testily to tlie truth ot tins, nnd lo your
science. Wishing you for Ihe future, the same sue
cess which has attended you Unis lur. I remain truly
yours, C, K,
To Hr. Ilctnimatin, Pan Francisco,
t'oloina, Janitrry 10th, ISSfI,
Mv Dear and Much Esteemed Doctor:—lt is with
much regret flirt I I and all your other friends saw you
<|iiit Mormon Island. We have lost in yon a physi
cian of great talent and experience, who we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough by the
numerous who came lo call on you front all parts of
the mines, and you are in the besi remembrance of all.
Myself, given up by whom I considered our best phy
sicians, prepared myself to die; by chance f came nn
der your treatment iind you love cured me ol a grave
sickness in a short time. Yon have proved yourself
a physician and you do honor to the inline G.
To I>r. 11, I lei nlmuiiii. Corner Jackson nnd
Montgomery streets. Pan Nrancisco Dear Sir;—lt
is with ylensure that we notice the tilth Hied sue
cess which has attended you In your practice since
yonr residence in this Plate, now over seven years.—
The good you have done and the skill you have exer
cised in the cures that come under our observation
make It onr dutv to let it lie known to the world and
more particularfv to those now suffering with disease
Most of ns were well actpialnled with you whilst you
resided al Mormon Island, nnd witnessed there some
remarkable cures which yon effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physicians. We have also seen what you have done
for some of our Mend* now residing atGoloma and
Plncerville, who after much pesuasion and induce
ments on our part, consented to go ami see you, when
thev had almost despaired <«| their lives. They did so
and returned, and are new living hale and hearty men;
and render, if this notice should reach your eye and
you are afflicted, take our advice nnd goto Hr 11 EIN
IM ANN, and you will never regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive with onr most hearty wnhe*
for your future welfare. Ihe assurance that we believe
yon to lie one of onr most talented and experience
physicians in the Stale.
('rkokrk k Harvwann, 1
(prop’r Miners' Hotel.) |
Jacob VVinki.emann. > Greenwood Valley
(p'r Greenwood brewery, (
John Gisoßoit,
Axui’sx Hahnk, J
Joskph Wiumann, t C'oloraa
Charms Giss. t
T. llki-ar, t Propr’sof the 1
T. It s/.t.t, t Croix Federate, '• Plncerville.
Jran llrrtii.Kß, >
A, M. Wai.ker. El Dorado Plide.
O. Zroickk. {Arm of K. Poppe k Co,) Oroville.
Joseph Gi.vvki., Auburn.
Chari.es KssiKi l l Spanish Dry Digging*.
T Hknninoer. (prop’r of bridge,) Condemned Bar.
C. Woli.es, Sacramento,
R. Finninoer, do
G. Ren aid, do
Capt Hind, Michigan Rlnffs.
Capt. F. 8. Mcmfobd. Mormon Island.!
Henry Trcrl, (Republican House,! Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr Helnlr
anf-THi
!
MEDICAL.
DR. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINEHt*, TRAVKI.KKH, KTC.
r CyIIKRK Ik n«malsdy of deeper importance either
■ tn a medical or moral light ol trw. lo winch
Iho human family is more liable Ilian that urleinif
fn>in Impure connections.
\« a medical man It i« llie duty of oven pin stnan
to look at disease its It effects health :tn<l life. nod hi.
sole object should ho to mitigate, an Inr «« lie* in bln
power, (ho tastily suffering, Human i.nttire at best is
but trail, nil are liable to misfortune.
t if nil ib« ill. that affect man none nro more terrible
than those of a private uature. —Dreadlul a. it j* In
the perron who contracts it I r iurlt I till ns nro Its rsvag
e. upon his c<m*litution, ending frwjtiently in deslrnc*
lion nn<t a |oHih*oifte grave. it her sues of si ill great-r
importance when it is trnnsmiite to innocent off
spring. Hnch being the er.se how itecessnry it lie*
comes that every one having the lead reason to fenr
that they have contracted the disease, shonlil attend
to it at once by consulting some physiciuo, wliiw
respecialMltly and ednonthm enables him lo wamint
n sale speedy, mid |iermeiieiit cure. In accordance
» : h tin- Ht-ct -»sity, Hit YOUNG feels called tip into
state that. In long study end extensive practice, he
lias helome perfect master of nil those ilisenscs » bli It
come under the denomination of vein-real, and bnvs
loir paid mom attention lo that one’hraach th in any
other physician in the I'niled Slates, he feels himself
better<|imlifiisl to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms, such ns ulcers, swelling in
the groans, ulcer ill the throat.secondary syphilis, cu
taneous emotions, ulcerations, lerlunry syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercnreal syphilitic affeeiions. non
orrhea, cleel, strictures, false passages, inllamaliou of
tin- Idailder and protrale glands, excoriations, tumors,
(Histtiles.&lc.. me as laroilinr to him ns the most coin
mouthing* of daily ohservaliou.
The Doctor effects n cure in recent cases in n few
days and finds no difficulty in curing tlmsc of long
duration. w ithout submitting the pnlo-ut to sin h treat
inent ns will draw upon him the nlighlesi suspicion
or oblige him to neglect his hn-iness whether w ithin
oors or without. The diet to-ed not be changed. ex
eepl in rases <d severe lliflamiitiou. There are 11 1 I’alt
loriiia patients (amounting to over two thousand In
tie-past year) that could furnish proof of this; hut
these ar- matters ihotrcipi're (hi nicest eecrosy w hich
he always preserves
All letters enclosing $lO, will he promptly attended
10. 11(lice hours from fl A. M to Sl’ M. Address .1.
C. Yol’Nt:, M. <•. Kxpress building". corner of
Montgomery mid Unlifornlaii streets, over tVells ’er
go i. Co.'s Kxpress Department.
A CUID—FROM Dll. YOUNG'S PitIVATK
,Ck MKDICAI# Office—To the aflhcteil—ln this
ace of progress, whou science is develop ng itself in
sucah a manner as toappear almost miraculous,every
thing in common place is lookisl upon as not worth
notice In view of lids fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave the beaten truck hitherto pursued by most sci
entific physician*, (that of waiting for the public to
liud yon mil alone,) ami publish to the world, us
muni as may he. his knowledge of the healing art.
to let those w ho lie in need of assislunee khow w hern
they can Hind relief without fear of being imposed
upon.
In continuation of this subject. Dr. Young would
say, that of the past ten years he has pursued Hot
practllie of medicine in one of the largest cities In lint
I'niled States, with the highest success, and that Ins
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
at one linn- been lecturer at the University of I’enii
svlvallia on venereal diseases, itc.
’I j ill oi these conideralions. Dr. Young linscon
(ldeuee in iutroUiu ilig himself to the public, knowing
that they w ill sustain well earned merit.
The following are a few of the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the last
few years:
[From the Host on Medical Journal 1
Although we nro imposed to the system ol advertis
ing, for giMi-1 and sufficient reasons, still wo deem it
bin ju-lice to say that Dr. Young is one of the most
iudus'i ioiis and 'indefatigable votaries of the medical
science in the United Stales,
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally nctpialnled with Dr
Young, and has seen much of his practice, and can
hear lesiimoney to his merit! as a practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
lii.s profession, and the very extended opportunities
posses-ed by him for the observation of venereal di*
eases, make his services Invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private romplnlnlsshoiild consult
Dr Young, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In Ids -kill, honor and in
tegrity all may rely with safety, while most of the
practitioners in this city are without honesty or res
pectability, their pretentions being grounded in ignor
:un-i- mid assumption,
t mice eornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite the hanking house ot Wells l-argo
&Co open from h A. M. lo 8 I’. M , Sunday in
cluded-
PniVATB Medical Ollier—Hundreds of those who
have coni medal d isease are disadpointed of a
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at first He will
forfeit miv sum if he fails to cure any cam- Hint may
come under his care, ne matter how long standing or
afflicting, such as ulcers, tumors, msle*, bunches,
pimples on the fac» and body, pains in the lames and
loins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting iif the hones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss oi
hair, weak eyes. Itching humors. & Many persons
after being relieved ef all extern d appearances ot
private disease, suppose themselves cured, but alb-r
a few months And they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
lhey find it impossible to relieve. To all who are of-
Hided in Hits way. Dr. Young would particularly iec
otninetid a trial of Ids skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled are caused by taints in the hhssl,
which Mstneror later will destroy j our health and hap
piness. Ni person who has evi r hail an attack of any
private complaint should not fail lo consult Dr. \ onug
and taken few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, as they can rest assured that their blood is
In a perfectly pure mid healthy condilien, and that
every trace of disease fs removed from the system.
decent cases cured in srom two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
DR J YOUNG.
Office, corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Wells, Fargo k Co.’s, office hours from fl
A. M., to 8 I*. M.
Marysullle, June 10th. ldi>s
DU. J. C. VOITNO—D«*a Put Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my
case, I have a friend here who is troubled inexactly
the same way that I was. He ha* nightly emissions,
ringing arise in his head, weak hack, l->ss of memory,
and Is generally debilitated ; he i« discouraged and
has not confidence enough tn enable him to call nod
see you. I I old him how I was. and that my Iriends
all -aid I was in consumption, and the doctors tip here
gave rne up and advised me lo go home tndie, but
instead of going home I called upon you. and here I
am. ns well us any of them, and likely to live a long
time vet, witfi slretilh enough tc work with the strong
est of th»*ni. Doctor. I willsem' av e ry one to you that
hsik« to me as though he needed a p.iyslcian It shall
not he my fault if any one dies for want of rmsliral
treatment. 1 will do all I can to keep the nlfftcled
away from those [s-ts of society, yelept professors
and high sol idiia litlol men. who, if the facts Were
known, are nn-n who left their country foi their coun
try’s good. I‘ublis this letter, doctor, if you wish,
arid I hone some of those that humbugged me, may
w e it and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVTDOOX.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
International! lotelSaloon
JACKSON STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearney.
SAN FBAHOiaOCV
Brit Theßrmnd* *) Bran din, fVmei mnd
MEDICAL.
DR CHARLES H TOZER'S
MiMflral ( aril.
KUS vi«iiinif i*m r.i’iit iiin will rememlief
Hull l*f finer’* Infirmary I* m tdh slrerl, '****
tween J and K sts., Boer* m-iito.
Hi,- great muTi'M noil mum radical Cto— made l*y
Dr. To»er since Mi emmencement .u ltd* cltv, <
which hundred* run lestliy. induce. Mm («* Inform
those afflicted w >ih i liv private complaint., i »•«-»• i-t i»f
chronic, ami wi-h to he well mul Ihon its'hlt cured.
II will Im- to I heir inleivsi and wellfure to end on hlrft
who lor the l««l twenty live »-ai« ha. given hi. eft*
nr,- intention to Pflmir Complaints. and h< . II rn*e*
of a private namre, acute and chronic such n* By
pbillis, Becotuhirv mi l rondhuiimu.l affection. <
<bu»orrhlior Mint Seminal VVrSknc -; (Heel nnd
"tinctures ami all ilt-env-s of • |.»- gi nlnve and urinary
•eg.ms, luitli In in tie mid iVm.ih such as Prolapsus,
flour A Hum. Hysteria, Ac,
Patients can lie assured that their complaint* will
not he tampered whli. luu t retried upon strictly sci
elilille principle*. I’ritiilu coiOpbiln * rndicnled in
a few da)*' new cases I Hred in M lime, nllliOllC
inercnr).
lie cun he nitiaii'. '! --.I ’■ : . r-r*-* ... ~11 u-n,,* , f ituv
day. from in the line nun until * in the eveiilinr. —*
All In mill, lion can tin,l in >•!»*» • » Im ein »ee ami
sympathise wilh an I befriend ih, r* win n in Irouhley
ami l,e relieved and i nred,
A pari noin* privately arrusved so n* to preclude
the possibility ol exposure.
I.eiier* eii.io»iiie -Sin w ill receive prranpt nltenUou
w illi heat advice and Instruction*
(’. 11. IMZIilt. M. It..
Olh •(reel, heist■ *n I and K.
READ AND REEL MET*
Dr. Chn'* 11. Tozer'n Cnnl to thr .IfPiflfd•
Quick cure* and tow piic.s at ihe on) established
office, (itli tin-el iielween J ami iv
nil. T* »Zf.R return* Ilia thanks to lux numerouiv
(iHtlentH for ihelr patronage, and sowld em
hr nee t hi* opportunity to remind llie-n that lie con
linii- n i.i run*ult on thove ca*e* el \ > hi kiux w Inch
have liallled ihe skill ol some of ill, uio-l celebrated
physician, of llieaire nml Upon which In; ll.is nr ar
/mltil tu prrform u rmlirnl no,.
Ur. To/er’. reputation a. a physician timid, un
equalled. 111. exclusive ill lentil in to diseases ol Ihe
genito urinary orttiin* for so innuy \ i ars, renders Mia
per ted ly nia.ler of sy plnlltle di-, a«, -.
The large number of aggravated ea-e. that he hats
perfectly cured alter they Inne I ecu linen up by
many Olliers Is ihe only prool tlint a physician re
quires of hi. ability. I>r To/.er would slate Hmi In
cun cure any nml all cute, ufvarleli - ol Iho dis, :nr,
no matli-r how long standinir, or win,l progress (lur
diseas,i hits mode, every patient enn I h upon a cure.
Ur Ton r has, it I. well known, hik, a patieniw
from Hie very Verge ol Ihe crave, and respired them
In perfect health, lie wnnld farther state, tint he
deems il sultlcient to ntlrni't the attention of those
who 111 mill nerd Ihe sert ices of u physictae m all
eases, lull particularly those euiimeraied in the iat
verlisemelll. eXpecl I lot they would lesl my mi nls ns
a practitioner; and Hie result ol my praelln- has been
thus far satisfactory to in> pallenls and myself Nor
do I deem il necessary lo (111 columns id Ihe newspa
pers Willi fulsome emprie mid n -vuliitMic advertise*
ment. professing my ability lo heal all diseases llesh
i. heir 10, for to do lhal I must he -oin, thing more
Ilian Man, hit* to give those that are afflicted wiiii
Venereal, t'hronie, ah,l other disease., to nmlersT and
from lonir experience, 1 mu fully competent to treat
them sncces.fulh,
My regard for Hie dignity of the medical I refes-ion.
to w liicli I tinvu Ihe honor in helom . deb i- me from
committing any net savoring of rank quackery, and
regard lor my own diuniiy would | reveni my | lacimr
myself on n par wilhipmcks and inislrmil venders of
Hie present nun.
I oiler no Iraudulent or uenniae rtifi<■ :<l l -s or pu (Is
of in y superior ipmlillnn ion. as u pracl It iom rt mi tin r
do I assume to myself medical hum is lo which I rm
pot entitled, hill lllerelr llsk llm.-e who are diseased,
to read tha different advertisements relnliiiK to the
cure of private diseases, and j nice lor IheUi'elves
where to apply for relief. My rooms an- so arraiured
that I can he consulted in prirm > at all hour* ol lint
day. from II o clock in the morning until a o'cl, ck la
the evening.
Person* wilh I’hronlc Diarrhoea. Dysentery. I.oral
Weakness. Nervous Debility , I ow Spirit*. I.iissiludo
Weak ness of the I.i mbs nml Hack lint i.posiiion I .os.
ol Memory. Aversion to society hove of .solitude,
rimiillty, fudl Dl.lrusl. Dir/lliess lleadacln-. Hums in
Ihe side. AUeelioii ol the l-'.yes. I’imjih s on Ihe luce,
sexual and oilier inftrmilles In Man, \c„ will liml ii
import aid to consul I Hr. i'. 11. Tozer, at (i il office, hill
street. between J and K. Sncramenlo.
READ AND REELECT.
Jj XR. fll.Mtl.l S Il.To/.KK’S r Mil) to Iho tdllic-
U V led of California. In approaching any new
course of systematic inijiiiry, Hu re are eerlaiu points
concerning w Inch Hie ini|iiiri r should always be care
1111 lo siili.ly hilllnelf. Me should comprehend dis
linclly what Iho subject of liojuiry is—ileallh and
Disease.
If we can form and (lx in our mind, n clear concep
tion ol the stale of Health, we shall have no dllliciiliy
in understanding w ind was mount by disease. Hut
beyond, though not above, these objects of lineslnrn
lioii ol the human brnly, we have another and still
nobler end It is lo lay before you in such terms Hint
you rannot he mistaken and will know where lo ap
ply for relief.
I use the word “disease’’ generally , and In-fore I
stienk of the signs of particular diseases it w ill he
pr per lo lake a general \ iew of symptoms. \\ hen a
person Is troubled or afflicted w ith disease, which
causes a weakness of ihe buck and limbs, pain in ihe
head dimness of light, 10-s el muscular | uwer. pal
pitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, dys
pepsia, derangement of Hie dige-live functions, gen
end debility, symptoms ol consumption, and many
others which arc belter explained than pul on paper,
ami require Medical or .-iiigienl attendance, il would
be will for them to Inquire il tin n is n physician who
is competent to attend them, nml who iniderlsanila
Ihe application of medicine, and w hose scientific at
tainments in his profession, and whose age and expe
rience entitle him to yours confidence. Considering
these things. Dr. Chss. II Totter has concluded lo in
form you Hint are alllicted, advertising his placo of
business, staling that lie has been a successful prac
titioner for over twenty live years, and has
ATTEtVriFn A>l) CURED HUNDRED*,
when they have hei n considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced by them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him as one In whom
seemly and the utmost confidence can he placed.
Dr (J. 11. T. would Invite nil that are a (hit ted fn call
on him, and if he does not administer for He-m,there
will lie no charge made. Let no false delicacy pre
vent you, hut apply immediately, and save ymi-elf
from the dreadful consequences w hich must follow
those who neglect to receive attendance.
Dr 11. Tutcr's office h on Uth street, near the
Belvidere Hotel, between J and K streets. Uis risims
are so arranged that Ihe Doctor can be consulted
without fear of molestation
< MWce hours, front W in Iho morning mill) Bin the
evening. 0. II TitZEU, M. !>..
novB 6lh at., tietween J and K, Bacramenlo.
riri>«- j- •- «■ /.apkav,—The gentleman whose
name form, the caption of this notice, is one ol Hid
few nnstern physician* whose application lo his pro
fession and devotion to the afflicted, render him allkn
an ornament to the one nmj a benefit to the other A
Hungarian by birth, he sought with Ko««iilli to place
M. country among the nsttons of the earth, beyond
the oppressor's rule. Hint bar sens might rejoice in
Hie practice of those precepts which are alike our
glory and our pride. In hi- efforts so to do, he has
reaped Ihe reward of Ineffectual resistance to oppres
sion, and w* home and a cimntry know him no more.”
—Apart, howaver, from hi. claims upon our consider
ation as a (.atriot, the testimonials of character and
capacity which m- brings, entitle him lo public roods
dence, to the exclusion of those who posse** neither
the one or the other. A* a gentleman his character
is untarnished; ns a physician, his skill unsurpassed t
and to those whoso imprudence has left upon them
the taints of disease, we can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance that In him they will And a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.’s office
is Mo. 3 and 4 Armory Hall corner of Bacnumto
■M Mootfomary aUMta, Saa ¥ ranciaoe.