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d)tiniille Sailq •Butte Etturb.
Remedy row Sea Sickness. —Mrs.
M illard, ofTroy, possesses n new rem
edy for sea-sickness, which consists in
forcibly expelling the impure air from
the lungs, and filling them with puro
air. This is her advice : ‘'Make your
chest as email us possible by stooping,
drawing down your ribs and pressing
your hands to your side, throw out the
«ir by a violent and long-continued in
haling, blowing it from your mouth ns
if engaged in blowing up a fire. Then
change, make a long and forcible in
halation, opening your chost to its ful
lest dimensions by standing erect and
raising your arms from your shoulders.
‘Three or four of these long-forced
breaths are sufficient to relieve a se
vere case of sea-sickness.”
Milton and Royalty. —That was
u shrewd reply of the poet Milton, to
James 11,, when he, ns Duke of York,
called upon him out of curiosity.
In the course of their conversation,
James said to him, that he thought his
blindness was a judgment from heaven
on him, because he had written against
Charles I , the Duke’s father.
To which Milton quaintly replied :
“If your Highness thinks that mis-
Terlunes are an index of the wrath of
heaven, what must you think of your
father’s tragical end ? I have only lost
my sight ; lie, his head!”
James did not think it would he
very safe to continue the convers ision
after such an answer, and hade the po.
et adieu.
Resistance to Improvement. —lt
was the physicians of the highest stand,
ing that most opposed Harvey. It was
the most experienced navigators that
opposed Columbus’ views. It was
those most conversant with the man
agement of the Post office that were
the last to approve of the plan of the
uniform penny postage. For the great
er any one’s experience and skill in
In’s own department, and the more ho
is entitled to the deference which is
proverbially duo to each man in his
own province, the more likely, indeed,
he will have to be a good judge of ini',
provemonts in details, or even to intro
duce them himself; but the more un
likely to give a fair hearing to any pro
posed radical change An experienc
ed stage coachman is likely to he a
good judge of all that relates to turn
pike roads and coach horses ; but you
should not consult him about railroads
and steam carriages. Again, every
one knows how slowly, and with what
difficulty farmers are prevailed on to
adopt any now system of husbandry,
even when the faults ol an old estab
lished usage and the advantage of a
change can he made evident to the
senses.— Arch-bishop W/uitc/y.
Sharp,” said Pop, meet
ing him thi* other day in the street,
“you hobble, my boy ; what’s the mat
ter with you ?”
“Oh, I had my feet crushed, through
the carelessness of a conductor the oth
er day, between railroad cars, that’s
all.”
“And don’t you mean to sue for
damages ?”
“Damages ? no, no. I have had dam
ages enough already. Hadn’t 1 better
sue for repairs?”
A Pew-bill. —Why, uncle Dewlit
tic, how dew you dew? Dew come in
nod rest a little, dew.—How dews aunt
Pew, and what is she dewing now ?
And dew tell us about the news.
Como dew sit up to the table and dew
us we dew; dew help yourself, and
dew talk some, and dew not mako me
dew all the talking, for I shan’t dew it.
Now dew say something dew.
Marriage of Schamyl’s Son.— Let
ters from the Caucacus state that
Schamyl has married his son, Dimmel
Eddin, to a Circassian beauty 15 years
of age, a daughter of the Narb Tagil.
This son is the young man who was
restored io his father by order ef the
Emperor Nicholas, in order, it is said,
to induce Schamyl to remain aloof from
hostilities during the lute war—and
did it
18L. In a Dutch translation of Ad
dison’s Cato, the words ‘Plato, thou
reasone&t well.’ are rendered: ‘Just
«o —ycu are very right, Mynheer Pla
to.’
never know a great charac
ter until something congenial to it has
grown up within oursetves.-CAanuin^.
MEDICAL.
DR CHARLES H TOZERS
Private Medical Card.
STUANtJKItff visiting Sacramento will ri'itirmbfr
thiil Dr. Toler** 1 1. Urinary Is in fitu street, be
tween J niid K at*, Hacrumeuto.
Tlie great success and mimy radical cure* made by
Dr. Tout since hi* commencement in this city,
which lonidrvds enn testify. induces him to inform
those afflicted with any private complaints, recent or
chronic, and wish to he well and thoroughly cured,
it will lie to ihelr interest and wellfure to cull on him
who lor the last twenty five years has given his en
lire attention to Private Complaints, and to all cases
ol a private nature, acute and chronic, such ns Sy
phillts, .Secondary and Constitutional affections,
(•'onorrhhoe and Peminal Weakness; Licet and
Strictures and all diseases of the genitive and ifthiary
organs, noth in male and female, such us i’nffaiisus.
Flour Alhus, Hysteria,lke.
I’atient* can he assured that Ihelr complaint* will
not tie tampered with, but (mated upon strictly sci
entific principles. Private complaints eradicated in
a few days; new case* cured in u short time, without
mercury.
He can he consulted at Kis office at all times of the
day, from !(in the morning until Bin the evening.—
All in affliction can find in him one who cun see and
sympathise with and befriend them when in trouble,
amt lie relieved and cured.
Apartments privately arranged so us to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
I.etiersens losing •'Sin will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions
C. If. TO’/KR. M. D.,
fith street, between J and K.
BREAD AND REFLECT.
Dr. Cha x If. Tuzer't Canl to the jlffUctcd.
(luiclc cure* "ml low prices at the old established
office, 6th street between J and K.
DU. T< i/.I'K returns his thank* to his numerous
patients for their patronage, and would em
brace this opportunity to remind them Hint he con
tinues to consult on those cases of vknkkk*i. which
have baffled the skill of some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age. mid Ujion which he has ne er
failed t‘i perform n radical curt.
Dr. Tozer’s reputation as n physician stands im
equalled. His exclusive attention to diseases of the
gi-nilo urinary organs for so ninny years, renders him
perfectly master of syphilitic diseases.
The large number of aggravated eases that, he has
perfectly cured alter they have been given up by
many others is the only proof Unit a physician re
quires of his ability. Mr. Tozcf would stall- Unit he
can cure any and all cases of varieties of the disease,
no inatlsr how longstanding, or what progress the
disease has made, every patient can rely upon a cure.
Dr Toler has, it is well known, taken patients
from the very verge of the grave, and restored them
to perfect health. He would further state, that Im
deems it sufficient to attract the attention of those
who might need the services of a physician in all
cases, hut particularly those enumerated in the ad
vertisement. expecting they would lest my merits us
a practitioner; and the result of my practice has been
thus far satisfactory to my patients and myself. Nor
•do I deem it necessary to (111 columns of the newspa
pers with fulsome emprlc and bombastic advertise
ment, professing my ability to heal all diseases llesh
is heir to, for to do that I must be something more
than Man, bu» to give those that are afflicted wild
Venereal, Chronic, nhd other diseases, to understand
from long experience, I am fully competent to treat
them successfully.
My regard for the digiiilyof the medical profession,
to which I have the honor to belong, deters me from
committing any act savoring of rank quackery, mid
regard for my own dignity would prevent my placii g
myself on a par with quacks and nostrum venders of
the present age.
I offer no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pulls
of my superior qualifications ns a practitioner: neither
do I assume to myself medical honors to which I sin
not entitled, but rnerelr ask those who are diseased,
to read the different advertisement* relating to the
cure of private diseases, and judge for themselves
where to apply for relief. My rooms are so arranged
that I can he consulted in privacy at all hours of the
day, from 9 o’clock in the morning until 8 o’clock In
ino evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude
Weakness of the I.hubs and Hack, Indisposition. Loss
of Memory. Aversion to society. Love of Solitude.
Timidity, Self Distrust, Dizziness. Headache, Pains in
the side. Affection of the Lyes. Pimples on the face,
Sexual and other Infirmities In Man, Ac., will And it
important to consult Dr. C. H.Tozer, at his office,Olh
street, bet ween J and K. Sacramento.
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.CHAKLF.ff II TOZRK’S CARD to the afflic
ted of California. In approaching any new
course of systematic. Inquiry, there tire certain jiouils
concerning which the 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 and fix in our minds a clear concep
tion of the state of Health, we shall have no difficulty
in understanding what was meant by Disease, liut
beyond, though not above, these objects of investiga
tion of the human body, we have another and still
nobler end. It is to lay before you in such terms that
you i nnnot be mistaken and will know where to ap
ply for relief.
I use the word “disease’’generally, and before I
speak of the signs of particular diseases, it will In
proper to take a general view of symptoms. When a
person is troubled or afflicted with disease, which
causes a weakness of the back and limbs, pain in tin
head, dimness of sight, loss ef muscular | ower, pal
pitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, dys
pepsia, derangement of the digestive functions, gen
end debility, symptoms of consumption, and many
others which are belter explained than put on paper,
and require Medical or Surgical attendance, it wou'd
bo well for them to inquire it there is a physician wl o
is competent to attend them, and who tmdertsamls
the application of medicine, and whose scientific at
tainments in his profession, and whose age and expe
rience entitle him to yours confidence. Considerh g
the**- thing*. Dr. Chss. II Tozer has concluded to in
form you that are afflicted, advertising his place oI
business, stating that he has been a successful prac
titioner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED HUNDREDS,
when they have been considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced by them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him as one in whom
secrasy anil the utmost confidence can be placed.
Dr C. H. T.would invite all that are afflicted local!
on him, and if he does not administer for them,there
will be no charge made. Let no false delicacy pre
vent you, hut apply immediately, and save youaclf
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
these who negh-cl to receive attendance.
Dr. C. 11. Tozer’s office is on lith street, near the
Belvlderc Hotel, lift ween J and K streets. His rooms
are so arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear of molestation.
Office hours, from 9 in the morning until 8 In the
evening. C. H. T» >ZKIt, M. D..
novd 6th st.. between J and K, Sacramento.
Dr. J. L. UzAPgAv,—The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
lew modern physicians whose application to his pro
feaeion and devotion to the afflicted, render him idike
an ornament to the one and a benefit to the other. A
Hungarian by birth.he sought with Kossuth to place
Ins country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor's rule, that her sons might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike unr glory
and our pride. In his efforts so to do, he has reaped
the reward of ineffectual resistance to oppression.an.t
*’a home and a country know him no more.” Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration us
a patriot, the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings entitle him to public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other. As a gentleman his character is untar
nished : as a physician, bis skill unsurpassed; and
to thos.i whose imprudence has left u|sm them the
tainta of disease, »e can conscientiously oemmend
him with the assurance that in him they will find a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.'s office
la Mo. 3and 4 Armory HalLuurnerof Sacrament,,and
Montgomery streets.£an Francisco. ali-Aiu
MEDICAL.
DR. J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELERS, K.TO.
HP HERB Is no malady ofdeepor importance either
E inn medical or mom! light of view, to which
•he human family Is more Habits than that arirliiK
from impure connections.
As u medical man it i* the duty of every physician
to look nt disease ns it effects health and life, and his
sole object should he to mitigate, a* lar ns lies in his
power, the bodily suffering. Unman nature at best is
but fmil. all are liable to misfortune.
i if all die Ills th.;t affect man none are mere terrible
than those of a private nature. —liremlfitl as it is in
the tsTson who contracts it. frightful as are its ravag
es upon his constitution, ending frequently in deslruo
• ion anil a loathsome Struve, it becomes ol still greater
importance when it is transmitted to innocent off
spring. fitch being the cr.se how necessary it be
comes that every one Having the least reason to tear
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
toil at once by consulting some physician, whose
n-spectnlhillly and education enables him to warrant
a safe, speedy, and penneneiit cure, in accordance
with this necessity, lilt. YOUNG leels called iqsin to
state (hat, hy lorur study and extensive practice, lie
has belome perfect master of all those diseases which
come under the denomination of venereal, and ha\-
imr paid more attention to that one branch than any
Lther physician in the United Slates, he feels himself
better qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms, such ns ulcers, swelling In
the groans, ulcer in the throat, secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, terlnary syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercnreal s> philltlc affections. Gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false passages, inllamation ol
the hlndder and protmte glands.excoriations, tumors,
pustules. Ate., ate ns familiar lohirn ns the most com
mon things of daily observation.
The I lector effects n cure in recent cases in a few
days, and finds no difficulty in curing those ot long
duration, without submitting the patient to sin h treat
ment ns will draw upon him the nlightesj suspicion
or oblige him to neglect his business whether within
oors or without. The diet need not he changed, ex
cept in raises of severe inflamation. There are in Uaii
fornia piuients lamonnling to ever two thousand in
the past year) that could furnish proof of this; but
these lire' matters thot require thi nicest eecresy which
he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $lO, will he promptly attended
to. Office hours from !• A. M to S P M. Address .1.
0. YOUNG, M. O, Express Ituildings, corner of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells 'er
go Hi Co.'s Express Department.
V CARD—FROM DU. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
MKDICAIi office—To the afflicted—ln lids
age of progress, whon science is develop ng iiself in
sneah a manner as toappear almost miriiculoiis,every
thing In common place is haiked upon ns not worth
notice. In view of this fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery and California streets, him concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by most sci
entific physicians, (that of waiting for the public to
find you out alone,) and publish to the world, us
inuen as may he. his knowledge of the healing art,
to let those who he in need of assistance khow when)
they cun Hind relief without fear of being imposed
upon.
In continuation of this subject. Dr. Young would
sny, thnt of the past ten years he has pursued the
practiue of medicine in one of the largest cities In ihe
United Slates, with the highest success, and that his
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
at one time been lecturer at the University of Penn
sylvania on venereal diseases. Hie.
Upon nil of these coniderations. Dr. Young has con
fidence in introducing himself to the public, knowing
that they will sustain well earned merit.
The following are a few of (he many testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the last
few years;
[From IheDoston Medical Journal.]
Although we uro opposed to I lie* system of advertis
ing, for good and sufficient reasons, still we deem it
lint justice to sny that Dr. Young is one of the most
industrious and indefatigable votaries of the medical
science in the United States.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally acquainted with Dr
Voiing, and has seen much of his practice, andean
bear lesliinoney to his merit! ns a practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation of venereal dis
eases, make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should 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 this city are without honesty or res
pectability, their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
< idice cornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite the hanking house of \\ ells f urge
At Co Open from t» A. M. to 8 P. M , Sunday in
cluded-
PRI VATF, Medical Office—Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are dlsudpointed of a
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at first. He will
forfeit any sum if ho fails to cure any case that may
come under his care, ne matter how long standing or
afflicting, such ns ulcers, tumors, nodes, bunches,
pimples on the face and body, pains in Iho hones and
loins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting of the hones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss ot
hair, weak eves, itching humors. A. Many persons
after being relieved ef all extern tl appearances of
private disease, suppose themselves cured, but after
a few months find they an 1 troubled with various
symptoms which lliey never had before, and which
they Audit, impossible to relieve. To nil who are af
flicted in this way. Dr. Young would particularly rec
ommend a trial of his skill. The symptoms with which
von are troubled are caused by taints in the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy\our health and hap
piness. Nr person who has ever had an attack ol any
private complaint should not tail to consult Dr. 5 oiing
and taken few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, ns they can rest assured that ilieir hiood is
In a perfectly pure and healthy coiulilieu, and that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in snun two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
DK J. C. YOUNfI
Office, corner Montgomery- and California streets,
opposite Weils, Fargo Ik Co.'s. Office hours from 9
A. M„ to 8 P.M. ,
Marysuille, June 10th, 1855
DU. J. C. Y'Ol’NG—D**a Sir:—Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed in my
case. I have a friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same wav that I was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing aclse in his h.-ad. weak hack, loss of memory,
and is generally debilitated ; he is discouraged him)
has not confidence enough to enable him to call and
See you. I told him how 1 was. and that my friends
all said I was in consumption, and the doctors up here
gave me up and advised me to go home to die. but
instead of going home I called upon yon. and here I
am. us well as any of them, and likely to live a long
lime yet, witfl strenth enough tc work with the strong
est of th-m. Doctor. I will send nem one to you that
looks to me as though he needed a ~.i;slclan It shall
not be my fault If any one dies for want of medical
treatment. I will do all I can to keep the afflicted
away from those |M-«ts of society, yclept professors
and high soi tiling titled men. who, if the fact* were
known, are men who left their country foi their coun
try’s good. Public this letter, doctor, if yon wish,
and I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
IjwehnationalHotelSaloon
JACKSON STREET,
Between Montgomery and Kearney,
SAN FRANCISCO-
Beit T\t Brandt #/ Bran diet, fVtnet and
MEDICAL.
DR. HEINIMANN S
PETYA TE MEDWA L OFFICE
CORNER MONTGOMERY 3t JACABDN STREETS*
SAN FRANCISCO.
DU. M. IIKIINIMANN. corner of Kearney and
Pacific streets. B*llll Franci-co, hai fur 11 number
of years, In the military and other hospital, of France,
devoted ills study principally It* the treatment of So.
cret diseases, ami therefore possesses a thorough ex
perience lit this parlicnalnr branch He is also per
feotly familiar with all the recently discovered ami
idtthly important remedies and mean, for the euro of
such diseases. It is scarcely necessary to add here
that ill franco where secret diseases are of mure fre
qlient occurrence limn sny where else,tha physicians
of that country are mure expert in their cure, and are
constantly and successfully endeavoring to liud out
new remedies, mt*re efficient and less dangetous than
those formerly used
l>r. Ileinimann is therefore, enahled to cure all
these diseases with perfect certainly, w ithout using
mercury, in a very rliort time, and without subjecting
Ids patients to the risk 01 stibspiiuenl injurious conse
quences.
Chronic Gonorrhea, Rycrmatorrhen. Floor Allots,
Gonerai Debility the result ol misconduct, pollutions.
( jain in tint back and sides. Krnpthmsuf all kinds,
produced by Interior cause- l,os. of lltiir. Rheumat'
1.111 m the joints, Noc.urnal sweats, Seminal and Ft in
a) weakness. Injuries receivtsl by mercurial treat
ment, fee. tec are cured by Dr. Ileihimatm with the
aid of remedies known tint to himself, to tho pelted
satisfaction of his clients.
Recent diseases ol the above named kind will lie
promptly and radically removed before they cm set-
He in the body mid become chronic, by Dr. Ileini
tmi 1 m's own purifying vegetable remedies.
Hr. Meinimiuili further posses.es a sure remedy
ful.y tesled, and which can lie relied upon, for Hie
cure of Intermittent Fever, (’hill and Fever, Fever
ami Ague, also a means to remove, in a few days for
ever, a had breath, without Hie least Injury to Hie
stomach. In the pdesent days numerous remedies
are offered everywhere for nil ioui.jiinhle disease*,
lint in most of Hie cases the sutler'<■« .re so sadly do
unpointed that they look witli ju«iifial>le mistrust on
all advert isamenls of 111 i- kind. Dr Ileinimaiin’s re'
medics need not be reconiinended by pufliiiig churla
lanisiii for they recommend themseii es by their et
feels, as lias been seen and experienced by niimeons
patients w ho. fortunately for themselves, have Used
them. For the information and sali-liielion of the
often deceived pitlilic. tlie statement "ill sidllce I tint
Dr. Ileinimann lias in Ids possesrion over two hun
dred testimonials from patients cured by him. besides
many oilier reliable persons, which tie i. ready to ex
bihit when required, w Idle common decency lorldds
him to publish them in the newspapers,
Persons applying to Dr, ileiidmann shall not be
obliged to pay in advance Hie lull price of the cure,
us lie is wiliiiiif to submit his shill and ids remedies
tirsl to he tested.
(die think Hie Doctor invariably requires (Vom all
ids patients, that is a faithful and strict conformance
with all lus directions and preemptions, otherwise lie
cannot and wid not warrant a cure.
Written consultations will la* given without charge
and communications answered whether containing a
fee or not. promply, piincliially and with si rid seen
cy, cm applying, postage paid, in the English, French
or Uerman Languages, to
Dr. M, lIKINIMANN,
Corner of Kearney and I’acldc streets,
.kan Francisco.
To show te the satisfaction of all that Dr Ileini
maun is a thorough educated, practical ami experi
enced physician and sinsreon. the followitur from ids
numerous testimonials, are submitted to the public.
Names are suppressed, bat Hie authors are at any
lime ready to proclaim their truth and authenticity
before Hie world.
(•BKKNW’Ooti Vai.i.kv, Feb.lt, 1850,
Driar Doctor:— I have known you since I*4o and
you have given so many proofs of your talents and
experience, that yon have entirely won confidence.
Although yon reside at at a (freat distance fr«m me
you know that I have several lime sent you patients
which other doctoj* have given up ns incurable, and
you have always received them and saved nut only
their limbs but also their lives. 1 will muy mention
hero (he case of Mr. C . from Auburn, who is
Indebted to you for the preservation ot Ids rigid arm.
which other doctors wanted to amputate, and that of
Mr. G .of Column, wtio although given up ns
hopeless by two doctors was cured by you in two
weeks time. As to wind you have done for my fa in is
ly, suffice it to say, I will never be ablo to repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines ns a proof of
the high esteem I have of your talents as a medical
man, and believe me te be your constant friend.
F 11.
Proprietor of 1 lie Miner's Hole
To Dr. Ileinimann, San Francisco
Greenwood, February 1 Ith, 185(5.
Having stydied medicine myself at the I'niversily of
Tavia, u Italy, I suppose I know enough to lie he.
lieved when I declare hereby Hint you are the best
physician lever met willi in California. lldsdeehe
ration is founded on what 1 have seen yon do and
heard from every hotly when I resided at Mormon Is
land. I know of many persons to whom you have
saved life and limbs alter they had been completely
given tip bv others, and who will at any time come
forward and testily to the truth of this, and to your
science. Wishing you for the future, the same sue
cess which has attended you thus far. I remain truly
yours, D. K.
To Dr. Ileinimann, Fan Francisco.
Column, Jancrry 10th, 1856.
My Dear and Much Esteemed Doctor:—ft i« with
much regret that I and ail your other friends saw you
quit Mormon Island. IVe have lost In you a physi
cian of great talent and experience, w ho we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough by the
numerous who came to call on you from ail parts of
the mines,and you are in the best remembrance of all.
Myself, given up by whom I considered our best phy
sicians. prepared myself to die; by chance I came tin
der your treatment and you ha*> cured me of a grave
sickness in a short time. You have proved yourself
a physician and yon do honor to the name G.
To I)r. 11, lleliiliiinnii. Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets. Fun Nrancisco —Dear Fir:—lt
is with y(ensure that we notice the unbounded sue
ce«s which lias attended you in your practice since
your residence in this State, now over seven years
The geod you have done and the sk ill you have exer
cised in the cures that come under our observation
make it our duty to let it be known to the world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease
Most of us were well acquainted with you whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose case* were pronounced hopeless by eminent
physieians. We have also seen what you have done
for some of our friends now residing at Column and
Plarerville, who after mueh fa-suasion and induce
ments on our part, consented to go and see you, when
they bad almost despaired of their lives. They did so
and returned, and are new living haleand hearty men;
and reader. If this notice should reach your eye and
you are afflicted, lake our advice and go lo Ur lIEIN
IMANN, and you will never regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wilhes
for your future welfare, the assurance that we believe
you to he one of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the Ftate.
FatciixaicK Harvuaki*,
(prop'r Miners’ Hotel.)
Jacob Winkucmass,
(p'r Greenwissl Brewery,
John Ukoruk,
Abocst Hahkr,
Jos CPU WILIMAKN,
Chasi.cs GlS*.
T. Bklaz, ( Propr’sof the 1
T. H nxli« s Cruix Federate*
Jka* Hithlkr, /
A. H. Walkkk. El Dorado Flide.
G. '/.Rules s. (firm of E. Poppe it Oo.,) Oroville.
Juskpu GtAVitt, Auburn.
Charlks Kastrlu. Fpantsh Dry Diggings.
T. Urssisurr. iprop'r of Condemned Bar.
C. WoLLCR, Facramento,
R. Fissisusß, do
G, Rrmai-d, do
Capt. Um, Michigan Bluffs.
Gapt. p. f«. Mcaros n Mormon Island.
HawRT Tacct, (Republican House,) Jackson.
This testimonial was not solicited by Dr Heiol
tnc-Tlm
(Greenwood Valley
J Coloma.
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J. CZAPKATS
(irntul .Mnlieal anti Surgical Institute,
Ar or> Hull building. Corner <>r Montgomery anil
>ls.. Him
y.ttlaUi.-hrif fvr Ikr prrmmrnt rurf »f ill priral-r tn<i
throttle Jlf'.ltrf, mill Ik' fupprrmutn of ,/ufU k"h.
I 'kit. I. 4. CZAI’KAV, I.\TF. IN TIIF MI’NCA
I Revolutionary AV:ir. I'Mt'f IMiyslel.'lM to
(hr 2"ih rudintitt oi HduvihK Chief Surgeon b> tho
Military f(tn.|>ittil <>l I'mfi, Hungary. and Into l.eclu
rer on'Diseases ("f I'rlnary organs and diseas- a .'f
women and children, has opened hi' insltiulo
for the cure of all form« of private diseases,
such a- >yphl)is, gonorrhea. nocturnal end*-
piini'. nml all ll»i* eonseqimnee" of self-abuse. In Iho
first stages of gonorrheal disea»« « ho guarantees a cnro
in a few day*, without ineontiiileiice to iht- |ialionl,
nr hindranee to hi" l«u«ine"' \V lion a patient, hv
tjoiflocf, or improjior troatmont, hn* developed Iho
secondary symptom* of svhills. "nch n" hutHss. or
painful swelling" on Iho uroiii". or nlcor" in the throat
and nose, which, if inn chocked, destroy the suit,
parla and cause iho In men to inorlifv. separate and
■■nine away, leaving iho sufferer .m object hideous lo
Itohold; or when “plotehes and pimple" hronk out
upon iho "kin. or when holm" painful swellings upon
iho hoiio", or when hi" constitution t" Injured ro a" lo
prodi"po*o to roii"um|iiion or nthor consiiiuilona.
di"nH"o. iho liocioj guarantees a euro or a-k» nooom*
pcii'aiion In Rheumatism, chronic or anile: in
lly.oiilor' . Or Pinrrluea. ho ha« «nlo and effectual ro
inodio". for Iho iroiilinoiit of (ho cons qilences of
«o|i ahn-o. "nt h a" nootiiriial emissions, norvon'iu -si
! timidity. hondacho. pain" In Iho hark and limb", wilh
general weakness, huts of nppelile, lo"" of tnoniory.
injury to iho sight, restles-ness, conlii"ion of ldon«,
dislike for "oejoty. and feeling ol weariness of lift-:
wilh Iho nervous syslim so excilenhle that slight
noi"0" >hock or startle the puiirnl making hi" exi.i
onco nii"orahlo. For ths above maladies iho lloclor
w ill toiaranti". a cnro or n«k no rompenwiiiaii. 110
can In* oon"iillod roo of charge, and invites all lo
call, as ii will coni them nothing. and may ho much
to their advantage.
Til A.N RUM.MISS I" THE INCKMIVK TO
<i ft ATI I I' UK,
p Tt Kl,< I\V wo publish Iho orrlillcalo" of two of tin*
fi 1.1 sufferers from the pangs of di«oa"o, who hav
ing recovered Ihoir fnrnior lioullti. and impelled hv
gratitude. inuko known ihoir case* and Iho remedial
ngont; and llmir "laloinonin are millienticatod In a
Notary filhlic. Tho demand" of society lieperionslv
command Ihoir publicity. and wo commend their
jiormud to tho ultontion of nil afflicted.
C’KBTiriCATK
Tho undersigned, desirous of acquainting Ihono
who mav ho unfurlunalo enough lo be simllarlv af
(lirled where a permanent relief ol Ili.-ir sufferings
may ho obtained, foil" i! hi" duty to ih it" puhlicly
express hia "incoro gratitude to Hr I. •! Czapkay,
fur tho ponnaticnt nenvoryof In" hoalih. Iloruo
down hy lhe distressing symptoms incident fo iho
vicious practice* PI nncoiilrollahlo pii""ioii in youth,
dopro""cd in Itody and mind, nnaldo lo porform ovon
tho most irilling duly Imposed upon iho daily avocn
luiii" of lifo. I "ought Iho ml vice of iwinv physician",
who at lir"l regarded mv disease ol Iriilb.g Import*
mice, hnl ula"! after a low nodi, and in "• veral in*
"lance" nioiith", of ihoir treatment. I found lo my un
nllerable horror. Ihal insload ofroliof iho .yinplonm
hocanio more alarming in their torture, and being
thinlly told mo hy ono that lhodi"oa"o.l>i ing conlfnod
principly lo tho iiruin, iiioiiicino" would hoof little
i’oii"oi|iu > ncn, I despaired .>lever regaining my hoailh
strength and energy; and a." a In"l ro«orl. and wuli
hut a faint In pe. called upon Or. Czapkay .who. alloc
examining niv cH"o, presenhed "onto no dlcine w Itioli
almost instantly relieved me of Iho doll pain" and
dizziness in my head. I'ncoiiragod hy lid" rosnll, 1
losiihod to place iny"olf iiiiiiiedintoiv under Id" euro,
ami. lo a strict olmdionce to hi" dtroclii fi" and ad
vice, my head hocanie clear, my idoii" collect.id, tho
coii"tanl pain in my hack and groins, the woakno":i
of my linih", tho norvoiis reaction ,il my whole "V""
lemon the "lightest alarm or oxciloloeiit, the im*-
niithropy and evil forolimlmg", the "elf di«irii«t and
want of conlldeiice in o her", the inoaf ability to
aluily and want ol resolution, the frighifnl exciting,
and at times ploasiirnhlo dreams at night, followed
hy involuntary discharges, have all disii) poared. and
in fact, in two miHilhs nlior having coiiMillod iho
lioclor. 1 fell us if inspired hy a now life—that life
which, hut a short time ago, I contemplated to end
hy my own hand.
Willi a view lo guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of Incompetent ipiacks. I deem it my
duly to odor this testimony to the merit and -kill of
lir. i zapkay, and recommend him to all who may
sliiiid in nea I ol medical advice, being assured hy
my own experience that, once under hi" cure, a rad
ical mid permanent cure w ill he otfooiod.
it. f. fi u.Mom;.
Slide of California, county of San Francisco—Sub
scribed and sworn lielure me, this ITdi day of April,
A. 1), 1800. (Signed) John MinnufTox.
Notary Public,
A (-'AHO—Prompted by an Inmost do-orc of my
jl heart, I wish to lay lioloro the public a case
which deserves a high commendation, not only as an
act <d scientific skill, tun that of humanity also. About
two years ago. I suddenly, and from causes unknown
lo mo, seized wilh a 111 of epilepsy, which, owing to
my inaliiiity to moot the expense" conseipiont upon a
tin.rough no dical treatment,and Iho discouragement
1 mot with on attempting it, soon became such (as 1
was men led to believe) as lo defy the skill of a phy
sician. I was frequently while in |iur«uil of my call
ing, thrown down to tho ground without the slightest
warning, and although insensible (u the agonies. I
yet despised the miseries of my life.nnd soon learned
io look upon those who would render me assistance
or shelter me from danger as enemies who sought lo
prolong the miseries of my exislenco. While in thi i
Si tale, and having previous to my nllllctioii lasted tho
sweets of iife, 1 once more was induced lo attempt
sssking aid oi a nhysieiuu, and. hy recommendation,
called upon Dr. 1.. J, Czapkav. I told him my cir
cuinstances and my inability lo reward him for his
services, regardless of which, however, he at onco
undertook my case, and wilh Iho blessing of (Jod I
was once more restored to perl).cl health. Unable
to reward him for the boon which I enjoy at present,
and yet conscious of my indebtedness. I consider it
due to myself and to all the alllicled to make the case
public,in order that those in need of medical advice
may Hud a physician in whom every confidence can
be placed
us, MKYER YAni.OSSKV.
Plate of California, county of San Francisco, ss—Sub
scribed and sworn before me lids first day of August
A. l>. IHiO. Gilbkrt A. (Irxnt.
L.i, Notary Public.
I»r. 1.. J. Cxapkay’s Medical and Surgical Institute
is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento sis.,
San Francisco, California. The Itoclor oilers free
consiillalions, and asks no remuneration unless be
effects s cure.
Spkrmatobhhoca.
OR, local wesknow, nervous debility, low spirits,
lassitude, weakness of the limbs and back, in
disposition and incapability fur labor and study .dull
ness of apprehension, hies of memory. aversion to so
ciety. kive ef solitude, timidity, self distrust, dizziness
headache. Involuntary discharges, pains in the side.
alTeclions of the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual anil
other inflrmnlies in man, are cured without full by
the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, 1,. J.
Czapkay. Ills met hist sf curing diseases Is new,( un
known to others) and hence the great success. All
consultations (by letter or otherwise) free. Address
f. J. Czapkay, M. 1).. ?an Francisco, Cal. u!t-!toa
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