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(Dtooillt Dniln Icrort.
Ouk Court Houhf. is being provided with
well constructed window blinds. It is a no
ble building nml deserves to be thus proper
ly fitted up. A\hcu is ft to fee enclosed by
that iron fence ?
A Contract for lighting Marysville with
gas lias just been completed with a Mr.
Glen, So says the Express.
I nr, Tens cf Life. —Uetween the
years of forty and sixty, a man who has
property regulated himself may he con
sidered as in the prime of life*. Hi ß
matured strength of constitution ren
ders himself almost impervious to the
ntlacks of disease, and experience has
given soundness to his judgment. Ilis
mind, is resolute, firm, and eipial; all
his functions are in the highest order ;
he assumes the mastery over business
builds up a competence on the founda
tion ho has formed in early manhood,
and passes through a period of life at
tended by many gratifications. 1 Liv
ing gone a year or two past sixty, he
arrives at a ciitical period in the road
of existence; the river of death flows
lx do re him, and he remains at a stand
Mill. lUit athwart this river is a via
duct, called ‘The Turn of Life,’ which,
if crossed in safety, leads to the valley
of ‘old age,’ lound which (he river
winds, and then flows beyond without
ti boat or causeway to affect its pas
sage, The bridge is, however, con
structed of fragile materials, and it de
pends upon how it is trodden whether
U bend or break. Gout, apoplexy, and
other bad characters are also in the
vicinity to waylay tho traveler, and
thrust him from the pass; but let him
gild up his loins, and provide him-elt
with a fitting staff, end he may trudge
on in safety with perfect composure.
To quit metaphor, ‘The Turn of Life’
is a turn either into a prolonged walk,
or into the grave. The system and
powers having reached their utmost
expansion now begin either to close
like the flowers at sunset, or break
down at once. One injudicious stimu
lant, a single fatal excitement, may
force it beyond its strength; whilst a
careful supply of props, and the with
drawal of all (hat tends to force a plant
will sustain it in beauty and vigor until
night has entirely set in.— The Science
<f Life.
Nicaragua Steamship Line
TO
SAN JUAN 1) E L SUR!
Connecting with the splendid new Steamship
TEXAS!
Po x* No w Yo x' lx!
—AND Tint —
CALHOUN
3Por Now Orlonus.
700 miles shorter than any other route
THROUGH AHEAD OF THE MAILS’
Only 1~ mihs Land Carriage—Macadam
tsrd Hand I
Departure from Washington street Wharf.
The nmgniticent new steamship
ORIZABA I
J. H. TtLKTUFN, Onmmnmler,
Will leave Washington street Wharf with Inde
pendent Mail*, Passengers and Treasure on
Tlmrwilny, \wv. 'tilth, at I'd O'clock, 31.
Passengers by this I.me are landed at San Juan
upon the Company's Wharf, and proceed iimnedi
fttely by comfortable Coaches to Virgin liny, where
they embark at the wharf, which has recently been
rebuilt, upon the splendid new steamer San Curios,
for the Atlantic steamer. The health of the Isthmus
is excellent, ami every arrangement lias been made
lo secure a SAKE, COMKOU I'Alll.E AM) UAPII)
PASSAGE. This route being 700 miles shorter than
nny other, passengers tin Nicaragua avoid the great
heat of the Tropics, amt the fever and debility 100
opt to result from such exposure.
Through Tlrkrts ITirnlshod Inc hiding
Transit ttf (lit; Isthmus.
Passengers are at no expense upon the Isthmus, ex
cept for Mewls, while crossing.
Treasure for shipment received at the Company's
office until « o'clock, *. m day of sailing.
Per Freight or Passage, apply to.
0 K. ti A ItIUSt IN .tt'O. Agents
8. W. coroner Washington and Baft ry sts .‘.’d door.
LEGAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION
Co-Partnership heretofore existing between
J. A. Ctouchel and l.ouis llnlloid, under the name
audatyleof Cloudlet & Kulliod, in the businessot
hotel keeping, is this day dissolved by iimtual on
sent. AH persons indebted lo the concern are hereby
requested locall and settled their lulls with A. Clou
chel at the Hotel de Prince.ami persons having ac
counts against the former Brin ure requested to pre
sent them U> him (A. Cloucliel) lor settlement within
ten days. A. CLOI'CHKT,
L. ItfLLIOU.
Oroville, Nov. 10th 18S8. n!2
COUNTY TRBAfUftBB’S OFTIOT, (
Human, July Midi. IS.ill. >
N’OTII'K Is hereby ;ivne, that all persons holding
Untie County Warrants payable from the gene
ra! fund, registered between February HUh, and
Mav 7th. livid, that the Jam. will he redeemed
on ptesentatlon. at my office. Aik) notice Is further
given, that froffl and after this date, said araiTMiis
will cease to bear Interest
WILLIAM LATTIMOItE.
Treasurer of Butte County.
MEDICAL.
OR CHARLES H TOZERS
Private Medical Card.
STUANOKRB visiting Sacramento will remember
that Dr. Toler’s Infirmary in in bih street, be
tween J and K sis., Sacramento.
The (treat success and many radical cures made by
Dr. Tuner since, his commencement in this city, •>
which huadrtsis can testify, induces Mm to inform
lliose iglltch-d with any private complaints, recent or
chronic, am! wish to be well and thoroughly cured,
M will be to llieir interest and wellfnre to call on him
who lor the last twenty live years has gi»en%i» en
tire attention to Private Complaints, and to all cases
of a private nature, acute nod chronic such as t*y
idiillis, Decondary and Constitutional affection*.
Conorrhhoo and Seminal Weakness; lileet and'
Strictures and ail diseases of the genitive and urinary
organs, botli in male and female, such ns Prolapsus.
Plow Albas, Hysteria, Ac.
Patients can be assured Hint their complaints will
'*"l be tampered with, but treated i||mui strictly sci
entific principles. Private complaints eradicated in
a few days; new cases cured in u short time, witlioul
mercury.
He can be consulted at his office at nil times of the
day. from 9 in the morning until 8 in Hie evening.—
All in affliction can find In him one who can see and
sympathise with and helriend them when in trouble,
and tie relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Hollers eualosing tglo will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
('. H.TdZKK. M. 1)..
fith street, between J unit K.
READ AND REFLECT.
Dr. Cha's If. Toner’s Caul to the Afflicted.
Uuick cures nnd low price* at the old established
office, (illi street between J and K.
Dll. TOXKR returns his I hanks to Ills numerous
patients for their patronage, nnd would eni
bettee this opportunity Pi remind them that he con
tinues to consult on those cases el vknkrxaL which
have baffled the skill ol some of the most celebrated
physician* of ihe age, mid upon which lie has merer
fiuleit tu perform a ruiliial cure.
Dr. Tezer’s imputation us a physician stands tin
equalled, His exclusive uttelltiou to diseases of the
fteii ito urinary organa for so many years, renders him
perfectly master of syphilitic diseases.
The large miinher of aggravated cases that he has
perteclly cured after they have ta-en given up by
many others is the only proof Dial a physician re
quires of his ability. Dr. Tozer would stale that he
cun cure any mid all cases of varieties of Hot disease,
no matter how long standing, or what progress the
disease has made, every patient can rely upon a cure.
I*r Tozer has, it is well known, taken patients
from the very verge of Hie grave, nnd restored them
to perfect health. He would further stale, that he
deems it sufficient to attract the attention of those
who might need the services of u physician in nil
cases, but particularly those enumerated in Hie ad
vertisement. ex|M-cting lliey would test my merits as
a practitioner; mid the result of my practice has been
thus fur satisfactory to my patients ami myself. Nor
do I deem it necessary to fill columns of the newspa
pers with fulsome ernpric and bombastic advertise
ment, professing my ability to heal all diseases flesh
is heir to, for to do that I must bo something more
than Man, bn* to give those (hat tire afflicted with
Venereal, Chronic, ahd oilier diseases, to understand
from long experience, I am fully competent lo bent
them successfully.
My regard for the dignity of the medical profession,
lo which I have the honor lo belong, deters me from
committing any act savoring of rank quackery, ami
regard for my own dignity would prevent tuy placing
myself on a par with quacks and nostrum venders of
the present age.
I offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or puffs
of my superior qualifications as a practitioner neither
do I assume to myself medical honors lo winch I tin
not entitled, hut merelrask those who are diseased,
to read the different advertisements relating to the
cure of private diseases, and judge for themselves
where to apply for relief. My rooms are so arranged
that 1 can he consulted In privacy at all hours of the
day, from 9 o'clock In the morning until 8 o'clock In
toe evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea. Dysentery. Taicnl
Weakness, Nervous Debility, bow spirits. Lassitude
Weakness of the Limbs and Hack. Indisposition. Doss
of Memory. Aversion to society Love of Solitude.
Timidity, Self Distrust, Dizziness" Headache. Pains in
Hie side. Affection ot the Myes. Dimples on Ihe face.
Sexual and other infirmities in Man, &.C., will llnd it
important lo consult Dr. 0. 11, Tocer, at his office, 6lh
street. helwcenJ nnd K, Sacramento,
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.HIIAItI.KS lI.TOZKR’S CARD to the afflic
ted of California. In approaching any new
course of systematic Inquiry, there are certain points
concerning which Ihe inquirer should always he care
ful to satisfy himself. He should comprehend dis
tinctly what the subject of inquiry is—Health and
Disease.
If we can form ami Itx in our minds a clear concep
tion of the state of Health, we shall have no difficulty
in understanding what was meant by Disease. Hut
I ley end. though not alstve, these objects of investiga
tion el Ihe human body, we have another and still
nobler end It is to lay before yon in such terms that
you < ainioi he mistaken and will know where to ap
ply for relief.
I use the word “disease" generally, and liefore I
speak of the signs of particular diseases, it will lie
pr per to lake a general view of symptoms. When a
(terson Is troubled or afflicted with disease, which
causes a weakness of the hack and limbs, pain in the
head, dimness of sight, loss ef muscular power, pal
pitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, dys
jiepsia, derangement of the digestive functions, gen
end debility, symptoms of consumption, and many
others which are heller explained than put on paper,
and require Medical or Surgical attendance, il would
tie well for I hem lo inquire it there i* a physician who
is competent lo attend them, and who ninlerlsaiids
the application of medicine, and w hose scientific at
tainments in his profession, and whose age and expe
rience entitle him to yours confidence. Considering
those things. Dr. Dins. 11. Tozer has concluded lo in
tortn you that are afflicted, advertising hi* place of
business, stating that be has been n successful prac
titioner for over twenty live years, nnd has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced by them pa*t recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him ns one in whom
secresy and the utmost confidence can be placed.
Dr C. H. T.would invite all that are afflicted to call
on him, and if he does not administer for lhem,lhere
will be no charge made. Let no false delicacy pre
vent you, hut apply immediately, and save youself
Iroin the dreadful consequences which must follow
those who neglect lo receive attendance.
Dr II lexer’s office is on bill street, near the
Delvldem Hotel, lietwven J and K streets. His rooms
are so arranged that the Doctor can oe consulted
without fear of molestation.
< thee hours, Irom 9 in the morning until Pin the
evening. 0. II Tt >ZEK, M. D..
novB fith gt.. between J and K, Sacramento.
Dr. J. L. » i*r«*T.—The genth-mnn whose
name forms ihe caption of this notice Is one rf the
tew modern physicians whom application to his pro
feasioii and devotion lo Ihe afflicted, render him alike
an ornament lo the one and a benefit to the other. A
Hungarian by birth.he sought with Kossuth to place
his country among Ihe nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor’s rule, that her sons might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride in his efforts so to do, he has reaper)
the reward of ineffectual resistance to t fpresshm.an.l
•*» bon. and a country know him no ttmre ” Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
a patriot, the testimonials of chnracler and rapacity
w hich he brings enlitle him to public confidence, to
ihe exclusion of those who possess neither ihe one
or the other. As a gentleman his character is untar
nished; as a physician, bis skill unsurpassed J tud
to those w hose imprudence lias left upon them the
taints of disease, we can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will Hnd a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's office
is No. 3mod 4 Armory Hall,comerof Sacramento and
Montgomery tireeis.San Francisco. al4-3m
MEDICAL.
DR. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, ETC.
TIP HERE 1« no malady of deeper importance either
■ inn medical or moral light of view, to which
tint human fiimily is more Ruble than that arising
from Impure connections.
\s a medical man a is ih*“ duty of every physician
to took at disease as it efTi-Cls health nnd life, am) hi.
wile object should In* to mitigate, as lur as lie* In hi*
power. tin- Immlllv suffering. Human nature ni beat in
but frail, all are liable to misfortune.
Ofntiilie ill. 111..! affect man nutu; nrr mere terrible
than those of a private nature. —Dreadful us it is in
the person tracts It. (rightful us are its ravag
es tijMiii hiacoii.tiiution, ending frequently in destrucs
lion and a loa:h«oine grave, It becomes of still greater
Importance when It is transmitted to iniiccent off
spring. Pucli lieing the rcse how necessary it lie
comes that ever) one nuv big the least rnason to fear
that they have contracted the disease, should ntleml
toil at onee by con* dtine some physician, whose
respettaibllli) ami edia-.itlon enahlee hint to warrant
a safe. S|ieedy, and permetn lit cure. In accordance
with tins necessity, Dll VOI’NtJ feelscalled ti|M»n to
slate that, by lohls study and extensive practice, he
Inis lieloine perfect master of all those diseases which
come under the denomination of venereal, and hav»
log paid more attention to Unit one branch than any
other physician in tin* I ’idled tales, lie feels himself
betterrjmilifled to treat them.
S> pliilis in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling in
Ihe’grouns, ulcer in the tliroal. secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, iilivat ions, lecliiary syphilis, sy
philis in children, men nival s> pliilltic iiUhciioiis. gon
orrhea, (fleet, strict are-. hiNe pasMtgeS, liillanmlion of
the bladder mid pro)rate elands, excoriations, tumors,
postities. .Vic., me as linniliar to him as the most com
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in a few
days and (Imls no difficulty in curintf lliose of lone
duration. wiiliout sulimiltb if the patient In sn< li treat
ment as will draw u;sm him the uligltlesl suspicion
or oblige him to neglect Ids business. whether within
oors ov without. I lie diet need not be chanifed. ex
cept in wises of seven liillanmlion. Then 1 are in Hall
forma patients (amounting to over two thonsimd in
the past year) that could furnish proof of this; hut
these are matters tied require tlii nicest eecrcsy which
tie niw ays jireservi s.
All letters enclosing BD>, will he promptly attended
to. (mice hours from 0 A.M to 8 P M. Address J.
YOUNG, M. <•. Express liuildiiiifs, corner of
Monlifomery and fhililomian streets, over Wells .•'nr
go V Co.'s Express Department.
\E \UD—FROM Dl!. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
MKDICAI, Office—To the afflicted—ln tide
age of pro«ress, wlion science is develop nif Itself in
siicali a manner as to appear almost miraculous, every
thing lit common plaee is looked upon us not worth
notice, In view of lids fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by most scl
ent ilk physicians, (that of widtin« for the public to
find you (nit alone,) and publish to the world, as
Milieu as may lie. Ids knowledge of the heitlinif art,
to let those w ho hu in need of assistance khow where
they can Hind relief wiiliout fear of be inn imposed
upon.
In continuation of tills subject. Dr. Youmf would
sny. Hint of the past ten yenrs he has pursued Hie
prnctiue of medicine In one of the largest cities In the
Elided Stales, w ith the highest success, and that Ids
sliindinif as a physician I* ivlllumi reproach, having
at ono time been lecturer at the University of Penn
sylvniitil on venereal diseases. Vc.
Upon all of these couiderations. I)r. Young has con
lldeiiceln introducing himself to .be public, know ing
tlint they will sustain well earned merit.
The following are a few of tho many testimonials
wliicli have appeared in the puliiic journals the Inst
few years:
[From the Doston Medical Journal ]
Although we am opposed to the system ol mlvertls
injf, for if'snl and sufficient reasons, slill we deem it
bill justice In say that Dr. Young is one of the most
industrious and indefuliicidile votaries of the medical
science in the t idled (Hates.
Fmm Professor Jackson
The subscrilier is personally acquainted with Dr
Vonna. and has seen much of his practice, and can
bear teslinioney to Ids merit! as a practitioner.
From the Now York Herald.
The eminence of this distinaoished aentleman In
Ids profession, and tho very extended opportunities
(sissessed by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases, make his services invaluable to those alllicted
with the above complaints.
From the U’hia and Advertiser.
All alllicted with private complainlsshonld consult
Dr. Young, whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skill, honor and In
tegrity all may rely with safely, while most of the
practitioners in lids city are without honesty or res
pectability. their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
»Mllee cornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite the hanking house of Wells Fargo
it Co. Open from 9 A. 111. to 8 P. M , Sunday in
cluded-
PRIVATE Medical l dtiei—Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are dlsmlpointed of a
rare by not calling on Dr. Young at first He will
forfeit any sum if In- fails to cure nuv case that may
cents tinder ids care, ne matter how long standing or
afflicting. such us ulcers, tumors, nodes, hunches,
pimples on the fsc* and body, pains in the lames and
loins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting of the hones, emaciation, loss of iip|ietile,
sirengtii mid tlesh, sores in Hie nose and ears, loss ot
hair, weak eyes, itching humors. V. Many persehs
after being relieved ef all extern d appearances ol
private disease, suppose themselves cured, but after
a few months Ibid lliey are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had before, and which
they Hnd it impossible to relieve. To all who are af
flicted in lids way. Dr. Young would particularly iec
omincnd a trial ol hlsskill. The symptoms with which
von are troubled are caused by taints in Hie blood,
which sooner or later will destroy your health and huie
pi ness. Xr person who has ever had an attack of any
private complaint should not fail to consult Dr. Young
and taken few bottles of Ids invaluable purifying
medicine, a* they can rest assured that their blood is
in n perfectly pure and healthy comlitien, and that
every trace of disease fs removed from Hie system.
Recent cases cured in srom two to live days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
DR J. G. YOIJNO.
office, corner Montgomery and California street*,
opposite Weils, Fargo & Co.’s, office hours from I*
A M., to 8 P. M.
Mnrysuille, June 10th. Id'iS
DR. J, C. YOUNG —Dxva Sin:—Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my
case. I have a friend hero who is troubled Inexactly
the Mine way that I was. He has nightly emissions,
ringingacise in Ids head, weak back, loss of memory,
mid is generally debilitated ; he is discouraged and
has not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you. I told him how I WHS. and that my friends
all said I was in coiisnnintlon. and the doctors tin here
gave me up and advised mo to go homo to die, but
instead ol going home I called upon iuii. arid here |
am. ns well ns any of them, mid likely to live a long
time \ el, vi utl sireulh enough if work with the strong
est of them. Doctor. I will sen'* s 'ery one to you that
looks to me as though be needed a p.ljsiclan It shall
not tie my limit if any one dies for want of medical
treatment. I will do all I can to keep the alllicted
away from t!’ ,se pi~ts of society, yclept professors
and high sot uditig titled men who, if the facts were
known, arc men who left their country fot their coun
try's good. Puhlia this letter, doctor, if yon wish,
hnd I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours. OEO, DAY IDt^ON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
I stern ationall lotelSaloo.n
JACKSON STREET,
Between Rloutffomcrv and Kearney-
SAN FftANCISCO-
Brat TKeßrandi if Brandiei , IVtnea and
MEDICAL
DR. lIBINIWIANNS
PEIVA TE MEDIC A L OFFICE.
CORNER MONTGOMERY JAC.V.'i »N 9TRKETB*
RAN FUANCIBCO.
Dll. M. lIKIIMM \XX. corner of Kearney and
Pacific streets. ?*aii I rancisco. him lor it mmilmr
of years in the iniltlHty and other hospitals of France.
lirviKoi hia study principally to the treatment o( Se
cret d hawses. nml therefore possesses n iliormiuh ex
iHTiencr in tin* parlicimiar branch Ho is also per
fociiy familiar with all tin - recently iliwovenal ami
highly Ini)...riant remedlc« ami means lor the cure of
ioicli diseases. If la scarcely neces-.iry lo mill here
that In France where secret diseases are of more Ire
quiutl occurrence Ihnn any where el-e. lh.» physicians
of that connlrv are more eX|M ri in their cure, an'l are
colialantl) ami successfully emleavorliiK I<> (mil out
new remedies, more eltlcicnl am! I. a. Uangcjuua than
those formerly used
Hr. Ileiiiiinaiin la Iher. fore, enabled to cure all
them* diaenaea with (lefteci certainly, without iml'iif
niercurv. In a vei y short lime, ami a it lion I *nlijectint{
his patients to the risk ol subsequent iiijnrioua mw
ijilellcea.
Chronic Gonorrhea. RyerrniHorrhca. Flour Allot".
General Debility the result ot nii-coniluct. |iol!uli(ina,
,|nin in the tmek Hint "idea. Krn|'tion«ol all k.ml".
I >r>>duced by Interior cause*. f,or«of Hair. Itlo-umit
i.iii in the joint". Nncnrnnl sweats. t-Vmlmd ami I tin
al weakneaa. Injnrje" received by mercurial treat
inenl. Jte. &c are cured by Hr. Ileiliimann wt:h the
aid of reined lea known but to liltusulf, lo the period
auliafactien ol Ida clout".
Recent diaenaea ol the above named kind will be
promptly and rtldically removed In-lore Ibey can "el
ite in ttie imhlv and become i lironic. by Hr. Helm
mmili'aown pnrlf\imrvein bode r. inedh-s.
Hr. llemiliDinn tonlier | »er<-r. a "lire remedy
fnl.y teated. and which can be relied <l|nin. for Hie
dire of I iila-rm 1 1 It'll! i'evur, t.'ldll and fever. Fever
and Axiie, ill-o a means to f.move. In u few day" f.>r
ever, a laid breath, willmnl the lea-1 injury 10 the
abmiach. In the pdi sent days neinerou" remedies
are offered everywhere fora . diseasis,
bill in inoal of the caae" I lie snlh i-. - are so aadly dr—
a|ipoinled that limy look with Justifiable ini-lrusl on
all advertisements id Ibis kind. Dr lleiniinaiin's re
medies need not lie recommended by pntiiiiiLT charla
tanism. lor they recmnim ml themselves by lln-ir et
fecl". us has been seen and experienced by inimeons
patients who. fortunately for themselves, have u*isl
them, for the inf. rnialion and satisluetimi of the
oilen deceived pubhe, tlm statement will so dice I bat
Hr. Ileinlmann lias in Id- po—esrlun over lwo hun
dred tnatiinonials from pallnnls cured by him, besides
many oilier reliable persons, which he i" ready to ex
hihil when reqnirisl, w hile common decency lorbjds
him lo publish diem in die newspapers,
Persons applying lo Hr Ib iidiimnn shall not be
obliged to pay in mlv anca the lull price of Hie cure,
as be is willin'.' to submit Ins shill and bis remedies
tlrst to be test, d.
• die thing die Doctor invariably reipiircs from all
Ids patients, dial is a faithful and strict conformance
with all Ids directions and precriptions, otherwise be
cannot and w ill not warrant a cure.
Written consultations w ill la- given without charue
and comm unlcalions answered whether containing n
lee or not. promply, punctually and with strict secre
cy, on apply mil', postage paid, in the English, french
or German Languages, to
Dr. M.HEINIMANN,
Corner of Kearney ami Pacific streets,
San Francisco.
To show te Ilie satisfaction of all dial Hr. lleini
matin is a lliorougly educated, practical and experi
onced 1 1 1 1 ysi ci t <11 and suiifeon. the follow mg from his
iininerotis lestimonials, are snlnnilled to the public.
Names are sn|iprcs-cd. but the authors arc al any
time ready to proclaim their trirdi and authenticity
before the world.
liltkknwooii Vali.kV, Feb. 11,1 Ruti,
Dear f)i>clor:--l have known you since IKIO1 K I0 and
yon have given so many proofs of your talents and
experience, that you have entirely won confidence.
Althouali yon reside at at a Croat distance Ijlini me
you know that I have several time sent you patients
Which other doclo.is have given up us Incurable, and
you have always received them and saved not only
(heir limbs but also their lives. 1 w ill omy mention
here the case of Mr i ’ -, from Anbnrn. who Is
indebted to you for the preservation ol hi? right arm.
which other doctors wanted lo ampul ale, mid that of
Mi, G . ofColotna. who although given upas
hope levs by two doctors was cured by you In two
weeks time. As to what you have done for rny binds
ly, suffice it to say, I will never be ablo to repay you,
' Accept dear Doctor, these few lines as a proof of
the liitth esteem I have of your talents as a medical
man, and believe me te be your constant friend.
F 11.
Proprietor of the Miner’s Hole
Te Dr. Ileinlmann. San Francisco
Greenwood. February 1 lift, IS.'id.
Ilavinif slydied medicine my self al the University ol
Tavia, u Italy, I suppose I know enough to be be
lieved when 1 declare hereby that you are the best
physician I ever met with in California. This decla
ration Is feu tided on what 1 have seen yon do and
heard from everybody when 1 resided al Mormon Is
land. I know of many persons lo whom yon have
saved life and limbs after they had be-en completely
given up by others, and who will at any time come
forward ami testily to die trulli of Ibis, and to your
science. Wishing you for the future, the same sue
c«*ss which bus attended you thus lur. 1 remain truly
yours, C. K,
To Hr. Ileiliimann, San Francisco.
Column, .lanrrry 10th, 1556.
My Dear and Much Esteem's! Doctor:—-It is with
much regret dial I and ail yottr olhor Ir lands saw you
quit Mormon Island. We have lost to you a physi
cian of (treat talent and experience, w ho we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough by the
numerous who came to call on you Irom all parts of
the mines, and you are in (he best rememhruue of all.
Myself, civet* up by whom I considered our l»esl phy
sicians. prepared mysel! lo din; by chance I came nn
dec your treatment and you htr*e cured me of a grave
sickness in a short lime. You have proved yourself
a physician and you do honor to the name G.
To l>r. 11. Ilelnli mini. Corner Jackson and
onUrornery streets, Sun Nrancisco Dear Sir: —lt
with yleasnre that we notice the mil tided sne
i«s which has attended you in your practice since
mr residence in this male, now over seven years
lie vend you have done and the skill yon have over
sell in the cures that come under our observation
aki* It our duly to let it be known to the world and
ore particularly to those now suffering with disease
ostof ns were well acquainted with you whilst you
sided at Mormon Island, and w itnessed there some
markable cures which you effected on patients
hose cases were pronounced hopeless by eminent
ivsieians. We have also seen what you have done
r some of onr friends now residing al Column and
Incerville, who utter inneh |a-sna.».om and induce
ents on our part, consented to go and see yon, when
ey bad almost despaired of their live*. They did so
id returned, and are new livimf hale and hearty men;
id reader, if this notice should reach your eye and
m are afflicted, take our advice and go to Dr 11 KIN
-1 ANN. and you wtll never regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wohes
r your future welfare, the assurance that we believe
>n to l*e one of our most talented and experienced
lysicians in the fMale.
Fhkhvkii k Hauvmann. 1
(proj-’r Miners' Hotel.) |
Jacob Winklemann, '.Greenwood Valley
i'r Greenwood Bruwcry, !
John Ukop.i.k,
Aeucst Hahnk,
Ji.sxph Wiumakk, fcoloma
GIIABLr.s Giss. \
T. lU. la/., t I’ropr’s of the 1
T. It szi.i, j t'ruix Kederale, . Placervllle.
Jkan llitiii.kr, I
A. 11. Walkkk, FA Dorado Slide.
0, /boiokk. (firm of E. 4; C 0.,) Oroville.
Joskph Gi.avkl, Auburn.
Ciiarlks Kastm.li. Spanish Dry TMtririnifss.
T IiKVMMixR. (ttrop’r of bridge,) Condemned Bar.
C. Woli.lr, Sacramento,
U. FIXXIJiOKII, do
G. Kknai n, do
Capt. Hind, Michitmn Bluffs.
('apt. F. 8. WmriißD. Mormon Island.
Hknry Trued, (Republican House,) Jackson.
This testimonial was nut solicited by Dr Heinl
ann. &ng-73m
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MEDICAL.
DK- L. J.CZAPKAY S
Grand M<lien/ amt Stugirul Institute,
•\r wry Ilnll building. Corner <1 Montgomery mid
t*icnnif u!ii ilh, Sau I 'ram. «,•«,.
FMaUifhrd fur the rare "f alt jirirnlr rh runir Jin~
C.l#r e. Unit Ike a njiptt * ,iou of mi- 1. e- u,
R \i;. I, J.C/.AI’K AN , i. \ rr. intiik iicnca;
I lt«*\oliitt«tiuiry \V r <'i i*• r l*t»\ to
the Ji'ih rt*vimt-nt <*• llonveC-. ('hii | Murgs-on in l lo-
Military Hospital ol IVsth, llimg r> ami late l.irln
n r on" Diseases of I'rinar) organ- al l disease* at
watnen and children. ho* opened In'* iostlitito
lor thu cure of alt form* •»i private disease*,
such ni syphilis, gonorrhea no...imal • •mis
sions and all the conseqnenros o r scllMhn«e lathe
Mr-i nlntft-x of i(iiii<irrheal disenst » hi giitimiiO-estH-nro
in a few dav*, williollt itu'oiiv t 00-ure to I to* patient,
ir hindrance to ld< htt-itn-s Wln'ii ‘ 1' iiii ni, hy
neglect, nr iinjiro|nT trentmi nl, hi- di-veloprd I In
secondary symptoms of ayluli- such a- bill me*. or
pniuliilnwdllniiiohibuitiDliM. ornlcrr* In ih ihroat
and no*,-, which il nm eh hod. destroy llir suit
i.iir'i mid cause ilo- holier to niorlilv, - totO- mid
ci no-away. 1-tmng the suffer* r an ooj. cl hideous lo
In-hold; or w hen splotches :.nd |i ni|il**-* hn i k mi;
ii Imu the skin. or w Inn hr I'M- painful »»vl I in-'* n|Mni
tin* Inmes, or when In - const tint ton i* ininri -d mi ns io
|.r.-di«)ni«i - to consumption <>r olliii con»lllnliona.
disease, the lloctoj i/nnranli c- u cnrrin a-k- nocicii*
I • n-ti Mon. In UlionmaliMii, chi 1,1. i>r aenh; in
Dy-eUlery. or Di.arrhiet. hr him - driind i iVoclnal n»>
lltedh--, I’or tin- Irealment id nr <| lienees of
sep-alm-e, such nr nocturnal • nii--i ai*. in r vonsne«»l
limidny. headache (minx In lln leek and limbs. wn Ii
general weakne*s. loss of ;.|>(r i c. I---s ol meinon.
injury to llir sight, re«i|i--«if oain-c m ol i'lrn*,
di-lik'i for society. and teeling of wi-.inti'-s of life;
with thr in-rvou* system so .•Minahlo ihal slight
noirrr shock or r'.lirllr thr l> I.i-111. Ilia . tug hi- r\i»l
rnrr miserable. For thr iiletvr nvilir: o r hr Ihicio<*
will guarantee a enrr or art. no cmiprii-niloii. Ih l
can hr conrnllrd rm of chntg*', mid hi site-nil In
call, nr ii will cort thorn nidtn.li; ami in.-ty he much
to their advantage.
TIIA.NKIfLLMdi ir THK IM I NtIVK TO
Okath'Ciu.
■ BKI.OIV wr publish the 11 rlillcaic- of two nflhil
II sufferers from tin -pu UK- ot (lisi-n-e. v. Ini hav
ing recovered their li rim r I- aliln and itopelhd to
gratitude, iniike known theii * nnl 11 • reinrdinl
agent; nnd their rtiitetnenir in laillirt ll'-.ited In a
Notary I’uhllc. The demand* ol win lot\ iii -pi-rioiislv'
command their publicity, nod wr commend Ihnr
(MTiirtil to the ultenlion ol ii i nlllicted.
CKKTD ICA I K
Tlin nnderrlgiied, diolioor of iici|il . ’uling Ihoni
who may lie nnfiirlnntite un oiglt In In- -itnt.nriy af-
Hided w here a permanent rein l r( titi ir mil riner
tuny he ohlnim ii, fei lr it llir duty to Ihun pilhltriy
exprers his rincere gralilinlo to hr I .1 C/apkay,
lor the permanent tv com ry "f hid 1 b llormi
down hy the dtrtrer-iiig ry ni|doinn im i lent to llm
\ iejonr Jinicticr- of iincoidrolhihle na h■ i■ in youth,
depressed in hody nod mind, nnahle In |o rfiiriii i yen
the mori trilling duly impoM I n|n>n tin daily avocn
lionx ol lite. I fint gld Ihr ad v 11 e of mn it y | diy-i i.m ,
who Hi Mrxl regarded niv dn -eel trilling lni|iorl*
n nee. but ahot utter h few wi. kx. and in mveriil In*
-tancer monilni, of their treaimeni, I to'iinl to my iin
ntleriihle horror, that iin«|. ad id n li. : tin- -yinjdi>ii,w
hecamo more ulnmimg in tlo ir ten.in-, and tiring
Mindly told me by one that till'dt-n,-...1i .ng colillned
principly to thr iirailt. lilrilteine-wmiiil heel little
i on«r()iinnce, I de«pairnd ol • verr - ining my lintlili
-irrnglh and energy; t.t.d t - a la.-i n -oil. mill with
li d a ftiiid hope, called upon IM. I/. ijikny who. alter
examining my cn-t . prr-criln d -miir un <t leinr w hii h
almost in-ninlly ruliinal me of H r doll pain-and
di//ine!*» in my hem), rneounc .i| hy this rr«nl;, 1
retail veil to place my-elf imiiied mlrly inn h r In- cal e,
and, hy a strict ohedietin to in- dir. ci n il- and ad
vice, my head became clear, my ideas eollri l.id. die
con-lanl pain in my hack mid grains. I lie wraktiraa
ol my li li 1 1 iw, tli ■ nervous leuclii.n ol my whole sy
lemon the slightest alarm or excileim id, the inis
anthropy and evil forehodmK*, llir srlt disirnat in.d
want of conlidelicr in o hers, ll.r innifahility lo
study’ and want of rrsnlmion. the Irightlnl exciting,
and lit limes pleasurable dreams at night, followed
hy involuntary discharges, have all ilisn ji|iearcil. and
in fact, in two months after having consulted the
Ih dor, I full as if inspired hy a new life—that |jfo
which, but a short llino ago, I coniemplated to uml
hy my own hand.
With a view to guard the unfortunate from lulling
into the snares ol incompetent ipincks. I deem it my
duly to oiler this testimony to the merit mid skill of
Hr. Cgapkay, mid recommend him to all who may
stand In nett I of medical advice, being assured hy
my ow n experience (hat, once under It is care, a rad
ical and permanent cure will lie effected
It. I’. FI I.LMORK.
Stale of California, comity of .“an I rnm-isco—,sub
scribed and sworn helore me, I Ins 171 1» day of April,
A. D. 1850. (Signed) Jons M in minis.
Notary Public.
A CAKD—Prompted hy an honest desire of my
/w heart, I wish to lay before the public a rasii
w hich deserves n high eommenilalion, not only as an
act id sciu:ttitle skill, but that ef Ini mini ly also, A hunt
two years ago, I Maidenly. and from nuses unknown
to me, gei/.ed with a 111 ol epilepsy ,w tiieh, owing lo
my inuhillly to meet the exfienses cnn-<-<|iient upon a
thorough medical ireHtmenl, and the disconragemcnl
I met with on attempting it, soon liecanio such tan I
was men led to believe) ns to defy the skill of u phy
sician. I was frequently while in pursuit of my cull
ing, thrown down to thr ground without llir Slightest
warning, and although in-cnsilile lo the agouti 8. f
yet despised the miseries of my life.and wion learned
In hs>k upon those who would render me as-i-lanco
or shelter me frum danger ns enemies v ho sought to
prolong the miseries of my existence. While in this
Slate, and having previous to my nlilic;ion tasted the
sweets of life. 1 once more was induced to attempt
seeking aid ol a physleltin. and by rec. .mmenihillon.
called njani Hr. 1.. J. C/.npkii . I told him my cir
cmnsiances and my inability toreward him for his
services, regardless of which, bowed r. he a; onco
undertook my case, and with Hie hli -siiigof (!od f
was once more restored to perfect In filth. 1 liahhc
lo reward him fur the boon which I enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my indebtedness i consider it
doe to myself and In all the ntlhcled to make the eiisir
public, in order that those in need of medical advice
may Mod a physician in w hum every confidence can
he placed
i..s M K V KK V A BI.ONHK V.
Slate of California.county ol thin Francisco, ss—Suft
scrlljed oud sworn before me l bis first day of August
A. I». Irljti. (iILBKR*I A.GR*MI.
l.s Notary I’ttblia,
Dr 1... T. CzMpkay’s Medical and Fnrtgical InstittUo
is at the corner ol Montgomery and Sacramento sm.,
Sun Francisco, t'alifnn-lii. The Doctor oflera free
eon-nllallons, and asks no rvimitierulion ini less bo
elfecle a cure.
SP KU M ATO Hn U (i;,v.
OR. local weaknoss. nervottadebility, lowfpint*,
lassitude, weakness ol the limbs unit back, in
disposition and incapability for labor and siudy.daJl
ness of apprehension, loss of memory . aversion to to
ciely. love ef solitude, timid tly, self (list rnsl, ilizzines*
headacite. involuntary discharges, pt.itm in the side,
affect ions ef the eves, pimple* on the face, sexual and
other Inlirmulle* In man, are cured without fail fty
the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, 1,. J.
Czapkny. Ill* nietlusi t>f curing disease* is newpiui
kuown to other*! and hence the great success. AM
consultation* (by letter or otherwise - fr.-e. Address
h. J. Czapkay, M. I).. San Francisco, I'al. u3-.>n
THE GREATEST DIRCOVEKY OF THE
AfIK I—(J rent Ilh*««ing to Af ankind! — I ntiocenl bnt Pie
lent!—Dr. I, J. (’zvpkay’s I’ropiiyliu-ticimi. (Aelf-■fa
in feeling Agent,i a rare preveniailve against g.-nor
rha-ul mid syphilitic dinetis.-*. and an m.surpassed rem
edy lor all’me venerial, scrofuloo*. gangn non* and
cancerous ulc«*rs. ftetid discltar/e* from the vagina,
uterus and urethra, amt nil cutaneous eruption*and
disease-. For sale at Dr 1,. J. Czapkny’* office, Ai
mory Hull, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery
street*, San Francisco. A* Innoculntlon ii a preven
tative against small pox, so t* Dr. t. J. i z iptay g
Prophilaciicurn a prevenUitive against syphilitica] and
gonorrheal diseases. Ilnrinliss in iu,ell, it po-ne.s*eß
the power of chemically destroying the sypnihiie vi
rus, ami thereby saving thousand* of young debauch-