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(DtumlltXlailq JJnttf Jvcrarb.
IIoRRinLE Specimen of Humanity.
—African travelers have spoken of a
tribe of negroes who possess that orna.
mental appendage s'* much admired by
Lord Monbodd», a tail; but their
'statement* have never received cre
dence, It appears, however, that a
race of men with tails really does ex
ist in the interior of Africa. In a re
•cent sitting of the Academic dos Sci»
cnees, M. do Couret related that in
1842 he found in the service of a friend
at Mecca one of these wretches, the 1
lowest, assuredly of mankind. The
•creature had an exterior prolongation
of the vertebral column to the extent
df Jthree or four inches. He stated
that he belonged to the tribe of the
‘(ihilanes, whose territory is situated
far beyond the Senear, who are thirty
or forty thousand in number, worship
the sun, the moon, the stars, the ser»
pent, and the sources of a great river,
(supposed to be the Nile,) to which
lust they immolate victims. They are
very partial to human flesh, and eat
the bodies of their enemies, of all ages
and both sexes, whom they may slay
in battle. They, however, prefer the
flesh of women and childrtn, as more
succulent. They rarely exceed five
feet in height, are ill-proportioned,
with long, thin bodies, long arms, long
er and flatter hands and feet than the
rest of human-kind, have the low er jaw
largo and long, the forehead narrow
and excessively retreating, the cars
long and deformed, the eyes small,
black, and brilliant, the nose large and
flat, the mouth large, the lips thick, the
teeth strong and sharp, the hair b-ing
woolly, but not very abundant. The
man examined by M, do (1 urct had
been so long in slavery as to have for
gotten his native language but ho stat
ed that notwithstanding ho hid done
all in his power to subdue the savage
appetite, he was twice a week s-i/.ed
with a rairo for raw flesh, which his
master satisfied by giving him an enor
mous piece of raw mutton, and that if
this w as not done he felt that ho could
not refrain from slaving and eating a
woman or child. M. do Couret says
that the natural dispositions of this ani
mal were good; that his fidelity to his
master was striking; and that ho was
not without intelligence, but in tiro
slave markets of the Hast, where the
race is not unknown they are consider
ed detestable.
The above story wants to ho millions
ticatod, so the render may believe ns
much ot it ns ho please.
Rkmciouh Toleration in Muvpt.—
The of Mgypt is~u***l an or
dinance hy which Christian soldiers are
permitted to follow their religion in
pcrfufct freedom. ‘‘To this end wo or
<ler that every Sunday, and every day
celebrated as a religious festival ac
cording to their rites, the Christian sol
diers shall he, marched in a body, and
without arms, to their respective
churches, accompanied by officers who,
at the close of their religious exercises
will bring thorn back to their corps.”
TV. an Paul says, when a man for
sakes us and wounds us, the heaven,
the earth, and the little blooming tree,
still stictch forth their arms, and take
the sufferer in their embrace, and the
flowers nestle up to our wounded bos
oms, and the rills mingle with our tears,
nnd the breezes flow coohngly along
with our sighs. A little angel stirs ami
infuses spirit into the ocean pool of
Bethcsda, and we dive with onr thorns
nnd stings beneath its warm billows,
and rise healed and renovated, and
with oar spasms allayed, out of the
waters of life.
SIS s'-) S, SiCi n 3 I
Plain, CJoM anil Ornamented,
Executed it! a superior etvle, at low rate*,
W. H. Haydon.
\l.s<) —ll«n«e r intimr, Grainin?. Gilding. Pa.
f« r Ac, done w«-U am! Cheap. Shop
i a Myers .. ft, ipposite United States l.tvery Sm
! .
E S COOPSS. M D
S IT H G 33 O 3VJ ,
OFFICE —At the Eye, Mar, and < Irthopaalie lallr
m , , M i«sion street. between Second and Third
near ••Hessian Italhs," S \.N FRANCISCO.
Ml Surgical operations FREE top..' > at ■- predent
in. th"!iiselves at tlie (.'i.imi s, «ri Wedm-sdn\« and
K linl!V», Bt o’rtn'k, V M. M l a! men W the
City unit Faciflo Coast. generally, are respivtl'ull) in»
vietd to attend the Infirmary on Clinical days. when
cv^r it .nay l>e opportune lor themselves. amtis-lf
*5O 00 REWARD
«t\ _ STuEhii u.nn the stable of the subscriber,
U e.|e, -n,„ j,i. In, Nov. 12th, a Paid
o ■■ lawd 'orrt l ,'huT. Am one returning said
atilmnl to me at the Steam Orovilta will re
ceive the above reword.
u 15 G. U’. U ARUhJIT.
MEDICAL
DR CHARLES H TOZERS
Private .Medical Card.
HTRANUKRS visiting Sacramento Mill remember
that Dr. Toger’s Infirmary is in 6lh street, be
tween J ami K sts , Sacra menl«>.
The ((real success ami many radical cures mad.' by
Dr. Toler since hit commencement in thin city,
which hundreds can testify, induce* him to in Turin
those afflicted with any private complaints, recent or
chronic, and wish to lie well and thoroughly cured,
it will lie to iheir interest and wetlfare t<> call on him
who for the laid twenty Hve yearn has given his en
lire attention to Private Complaints, and to all case*
of n private nature, acute and chronic, such ns Sy
phillts, Secondary and <'on»litnlional affections,
(euiorrbhoe and Seminal Weakness; Ideet and
Strictures and all diseases of the genitive and urinary
otgaits. Doth In male and female, such us Prolapsus.
Flour Alims. Hysteria, Xe,
Patients cun be assured that their complaints will
not he tampered with, loti treated upon strictly sci
entific principles. Private complaints eradicated in
a few days- new cases cured in a short time, without
mercury.
He can be consulted at Ms office at all times of the
day, from ‘J in the moruintt until s in the evening.—
All in affliction can find in him one who can see and
sympathise wtlh and befriend them when in trouble,
ami he relieved and i tired.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters enslosing 910 will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
(’. H.ToZKR, M.D..
6th street, between J mid K.
•HEAD AND REFLECT.
Dr. Cha'n If. Tuter's Curd to the Afflicted,
Quick cures i-nd low prices at the old established
office, filli street between <1 and K.
nit. TOZUR returns Ids thunks to Ids numerous
patients for tlo-ir patron age, and would em
brace this opportunity to remind them that he con
tinues to consult on those cases et vestaical w hich
have bullied tiie skill of some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age. and upon which he lias uectr
failed la perform a rinitial cure.
Hr. Toner's reputation as a physician stands on
equalled. His exclusive attention to diseases ol the
genito urinary organs for so many years, renders him
perfectly ina-ler of syphilitic diseases.
The large number of aggravated cases that lie has
perfectly cured after they have been given up ny
litany others is the only proof tlint a physician re.
quires of bis ability. Dr. Tozer would stain that he
can cure any and all esse* of varieties of the disease,
n>> mall r how longstanding, or what progress the
disease has made, every patient cun rely upon a cure.
Hr Tozer 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 he
deems it sufficient to attract the attention of those
wlio might need the services ol a physician in all
cases, hut particularly those enumerated in the ad
vertisement. expecting they would test my merits as
a practitioner; and tin- result ol my practice lias been
thus far satislaclory to my patients and myself. Nor
do I deem it necessary to fill columns of Hie newspa
pers with fulsome elliptic un.l hontlmslic advertise
ment. professing my ability to heal all disease# ilesh
is heir in, for to do that I must ho something more
limn Man. hip to give those Hint are alillcled with
Venereal, Chronic, ahd other diseases, to understand
from long experience, I am fully competent to treat
them successfully.
My regard for the dignity of the medical profession,
to which I have the honor to belong, deters me from
coinmining any act savoring of rank quackery, ami
regard for my own dignity would prevout my placing
myself on a par with quacks and nostrum venders of
the present age.
I oiler no fraudulent or genuine certificates or pulls
of my superior qualifications ns it practitioner: neither
do I a-snme to myself medical honors to which I sin
not entitled, but merelr ask those who are diseased,
to read the different advertisements relating to the
cure of private diseases, and judge for themselves
where io apply for relief. My rooms are so arranged
Hull lean he consulled in privacy at nil hours of the
day, from SI o clock in the mommy until ri o’clock In
Hie evening.
I’ersons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery. Local
Weakness, Nervous Dehilr.y, how (spirits, Lassitude
Weakness of the himhs and Hack. Indisposition. Loss
of Memory. Aversion to society. Love of Solitude.
Timidity, Self Distrust. Dizziness. Headache, Pains In
the side. Affection ot the Kyes. Pimples on the face.
Sexual ami other infirmities in Man, Jvc.. will find it
important to consult Dr. ('. 11. Tozer, at his office, 6lh
street, between.) and K, Sacramento.
KKAIi AND REFLECT.
■ 'fcR.niAUI.KS II TO/KU’S CAKD to the afllic-
UJ ti ll ui California. In approaching tiny new
course of systematic ini|iiiry, there lire cei lai ll points
concerning » hicli tlio inipiin r should always lie care
till to satisfy himself, lie slionlit conipn -head ills
linclly what the subject of inquiry is—Health and
J hsense.
If we can form and tlx in our minds a ch ar concep
tion of the shite of Health, we shall have no dillienlty
in nnderslan.ling w hat was meant by Disease. I!ut
beyond, though not above, these objects of investiga
tion ol the huinttn body, we have another and still
nobler iml I; i- to lay before yon insucli terms that
yi it i annul be mistaken and will know w here to ap
ply for relief.
1 use the word “disease” generally, nnd before I
speakol Hie signs ol particular diseases, it will he
pr per to lake a g'-;ier:.l i few of sy inploins. When a
person is In i ill) 1.11 or alllii led with disease, w hicli
causes a weakness of the- hack and limbs, pain in the
head, dimness of sight, 10-s cl muscular power, pal
pitation of Hie liean, irritability, nervousness, dys
pepsia, derangement of the digestive inactions. gen
end debility, symptom- of consumption, and many
others which are better explained titan put on paper,
and require Medical or Sutricnl attendance, it would
he well fur them to inquire n there is a physician w ho
is competent to attend them, and who nmlcrlstinds
the application ot medicine, and whose scientific at
tainments in his profession, and whose age and expe
rience entitle him to yours confidence. Considering
these things, Pr. I’hs--. II To/.er I. .« concluded to in
form you that are afllietod, advertising hi> place of
business, staling that he has been a successful prac
titioner for over twenty live years, and has
ATTENDED AND CI'RKD H I'NDSEDS,
when they nave been considered hy other physicians
and have been pronounced by them pa t recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him a* one in whom
secresy and ;(>i utmost confklen e can be placed.
Hr 11. T.woiild invite nil that are nffin-led to call
on him, an 1 it he does not administer for them.there
w ill be no charge made, bet no false delicacy pre
vent you. hat apply immediately, and save yousell
from the dreadlnl e. ns. quinces which must follow
those who neglect lo r*-enve iittendanee.
I Hr H. H. Tetter's office is on i-di street, near the
Tel vide re Hotel, bet wc en J ami l\ streets. His r --»mus
are si arranged that Hie Doctor can be consulted
■ w ithout f> ar of no h -tation.
11 'ice hours, treat P in the morning until 8 in the
j evening. C. 11. Tt'/.IIK, M. !».,
i v ■ i!t.
V Dr. J. L. t'st.vt’KAV.—The geiitletnnn whose
i name forms the cap'.ion of this notice is one of Hie
( tew modern physicians whose application to his pro
i Session and devo.ion to the alllh h d, render him alike
nil orm iaciil to the one and a hem-til lo Hie other. A
. Hungarian by birth,hi .-ought with Kossuth to place
; bis country among Hie nations of earth, beyond the
i oppressor's rale, that her sum might rejoice in the
I practice ol those precepts w hich are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts si. to do, lie has reaped
the reward of ins ifectnal resistance to oppn-ssititmind
-u I onic and a country know him no more.” Apart.
' however, Ironi his claims upon our consideration as
n patriot, the testimonials of character niul capacity
widcli he brings entitle him to public confidence, to
■ tin- exclusion of those who (mssess neither the one
or the other. \s a geiuh-iuan tits character is untar
, ntshi 1; as a physician, ids skill unsurpassed; and
I to those whose imprudence has left upon them the
taints of disees* . w e can conscientiously commend
1 him with tiie assurance that in him lh--y will tind a
Irieiet whom to know isim-al gain. The Dr.’a office
i is No. Sand 4 Armory Ihtll.corneruf Sacramentoand
Montgomery st reels .'an Francisco. a!4-3m
MEDICAL.
DU J C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINER*, TRAVKI.RUS. KTC.
raTIIKRK is no malady of iW|»r Importance either
I in a medical or moral light of view. to which
the human family la more liable than that arising
from Impure connections.
Kn a medical man it I* iho duty of every physician
to look at disease as it effects health amt life, and his
sole object should be lo mitigate, as far as lies in his
power, the bodily suffering. Human i.ature at best is
but fy .il, all are liable lo misfortune.
I If all Ihe ills that affect man none are mere terrible
than those of a private nature.—bread fill as it Is in
the istsoii who contracts it. frightful as are its ravag
es upon his constitution, ending frequently in deslrnc*
lion mid a loathsome grave, It becomes of still greater
importance when it is transmitted to innocent off
spring. sbich being the erse how necessary it he
comes that everv one na\ hut the least reason to fear
that they have contracted the disease, should ntleml
toll at once hy consulting some physician, whose
respectathilliy am) education enables him lo warrant
a safe, speedy, and permelient cure. In accordance
with this necessity, HR YoFNC feels called upon to
state that, hy long study mid extensive practice, he
has led.une perfect master of all those diseases which
come under the denomination of venereal, mid hav
ing paid more attenti >ti to that one branch than ally
other physician In the Failed States, he feels himself
betterijualided to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling In
the groans, ulcer in the throat, secondary syphilis, cu
taneous eruptions, ulcerations, terluarv syphilis, sy
philis in children, mercureal sy philltic affections, gon
orrhea, gleet, strictures, false passages, intlanmti.in of
the bladder and prut rale glands, excoriations, tumors,
postules. .Vic., ate as familiar to him as the most com
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases in a few
days and finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to sm h treat
ment as will draw upon him the alighlesi suspicion
or oblige him to neglect his business, whether within
oors or without. Tin* diet need not Vie changed, ix
cepl in cases of severe inllaintilhui. There are in Cull
fornia patients (amounting to mei two thousand In
the past year I that could furnish proof of this; hut
these are matters tied require thi nicest eecresy which
hi* id way s pres.rv. s
All letters enclosing $lO, will he promptly attended
to. Office hours from It A. M lo S P M, Address J.
C. Vol’NtJ, M. <», Kxpress llulldings, corner nf
Montgomery and (’alifnriilaii streets, over M'ells •’ur
gn A. Co.’s Kxpress Department.
a CARD—FROM lilt. YfHIND’S PI!IVATM
.'lt MKDD'AI. Office —To the affhcled—ln this
age of progress, whim science is develop ng itself in
sucah a manner as toappeur almost miraculous,every
thing ia common place is looked upon ns not worth
notice In view of this fact Dr. Young, corner of
.Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave the lu’ateii track hitherto pursued by most sci
entific physicians, (that of wailing for the public lo
find you out alone,) and publish to the world, as
much as may he. tils knowledge of the healing art.
to let those who he In need of assistance khow where
they call Hind relief without tear of being imposed
upon
In continuation of this subject. Dr. Young would
say. that of the past ten years he has pursued the
practiue of medicine in one of the largest cities In the
Vnited Stall's, witli the highest success, and that his
standing as a physician Is without reproach, having
al one time hoeii lecturer at the Cniverslly ol Peiin
svlvania on venereal diseases. \ e.
' t’pon all of these coiiideralions. Dr. Young has con
(ldeiice in introducing 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 lost
few years:
[Prom the lloslon Medical Journal.!
Although we aro opposed 101 l e system ot advertis
ing, for good and sufficient reasons, still we deem il
but justice lo say 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
Voting, ami has seen lunch of his practice, and can
hear lestimoney to hisim rili 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
witli the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Voting, w hose education is not surpassed hy any
physician in the country. In his skill, honor and in
legrltv all may rely with safely, while most ofthe
practitioners in this city are without honesty or res
pectability. their pretentions being grounded in ignor
ance and assumption.
t Iffice cornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite I lie huldv illg house o( \\ eI i s I ;U"*< i
fc Co, Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M , Sunday in
cluded-
rtiVATT. Medical Oflin—llmulr-iJa nf t! •>««• who
have contracted disease lire ill.-julpo'mt* I of a
cure by not call ini! on Hr. Voinar at llr-l. Ilf will
forfeit any sum if be fail* to cure miv cas.- Unit him
eenie miller his eare, ne mailer how lon.' .«taii<liiiir or
alllielinu'. such ns ulcers, tumors, nodes, hunches,
pimples on the fac“ aiel laxly, | mm** in the hones ami
toiiis. wakefulness, Irembliuif copper col* re.l s.-res.
wastine ef the hones, emaciation, loss ot ..j.|<- the.
strong:n oml flesh. Mires in the nose and ears, |, - m
hair, weak eyes itching humors. ,V. Many per*. ms
after helm; ridievo.l ef all extern d appearance-. o;
j riva'e dis.■ ise, e-pj oso thentselv. s eureil hat .after
a tew months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never had In fore, and which
lin y find it impossible to relieve. To nil who are nf
dieted in this wav. Ur. Voutti! would particularly rec
ommend a trial of his skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled are caused hy taints in the blood,
*w Inch soon, r or Inter will destroy y our health and hap
piness, \e person who has evi r had an title kof any
pri \ a :e complaint should not fail to consult Dr. \ outer
and take a few hollies of his invaluable peril'in '
... can rest ' is
in a perfectly pure and healthy condition, and Inal
everv trace of disease fs removed fro u the system,
Kecent cases cured in groin two to IK.■ days without
chlilitte of diet or liimlrunce from Imsjness. . r te. li e.
nt; .1 c vodnc;
t)(Hre. comer Montgomery nod California streets,
opposite Wei!*, Fargo k Co.». Office hours from fl
A. M., to 8 I*. M.
Mansuille, June 10th. Ir'a.a
U. J. C. VOI T NO—Picar Sir Please m i..! me
some ef the medicines you pre- 'rih -d i.i my
ca I have a friend here w h.> is Ir.> tided in ext . .
the same way that 1 was. lie has nightly emissions,
ringing arise in his head, weak Pact:, loss of memory,
and Is generally debilitated ; he is discount!..'.! and
has not confidence enough to enable him to cal! rati
see you. 1 told him how 1 was. and that my friends
tdi said I was iti consiin.ption. and Ih 'doctors np Ic'r.'
t'.o.e me up and advised tin* t ' home to die, tin'
instead of going home I called upon yon, atel iter.* I
am. as well as artv ‘ tin in, ami I.K.'iy to live a loir.'
tunc \. ', wittl -drouth enough h‘ w. r k with tno strong
e«t Of them. Doctor. 1 W ill sou ’ «-ry «>l;e to you th-ll
loop, to me as though he aced.-d a "it ian It 'hall
not ho my fault If any one dies 1.. r want of in. di.-al
(realm* nt. I will do all I cun to k.-rp tin* iilll.ctcd
awn front those (Teds of society, y. icpt profes-wirs
and high sot iding titled men who, if the facts were
known, are men w In. tel l their country let their coun
try’s "rood, pnblis this Infer, doctor, it you wish,
and I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
See it and sleep had for one Ui(f lit -
Truly yours,
n
GKO, DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS.
INTK R N AT I ON All! OTLI.S A LOON
JACKSON STREET,
Between lYloutfronicrv and Kearney-
SAN FRANCISCO-
Brst Theßranda tf Rrandiei , JVinet and
?eg«f>.
MEDICAL.
DR. HEINIMANNS
PEI VA TE MEDIC AI. OFFICE
CORMBU MONTCIOMBRV k JACASON STRBETS*
SAN FRANCISCO
nu. M. lIKIINIM \NN. corner of Kearney and
Pacific street*. Pan Francisco, I«i«- for n nnmlwr
of years, In the military and other hospital* of I ranee
devoted his study principally to the treatment ol Pe-
Cft*l diseases, anil therefore |n»R»es»e* a thoronuh ex
(terience in tin. narticunliir branch Mo i» al-*** |>* r
feelly fiimiiinr with all Iho recently discovered am!
highly important remedies ami moan* lor tho onro of
such diseases. Il I* scarcely necessary lo niM Imto
thal in France where secret disease* art* of ni*>ro Ire
i)iioni occurrence Ihun any where el*<. ih.i physician.*
of that country art* toon* expert in their cure. mnl art*
roiiKiaiitly ami *ucce**fully endeavorinu to find o it
now ronu.il|o«, moro efficient ami lea* duiißC4ous than
those fonnorly used
Mr. Iloinimanii is Ihoroforo, enabled In run* all
I host* illsotisos with perfect certainty, wilhcuil n-iuu
morenry, in a very rhnrt lino*, ami without subjecting
hi* patient* to the risk of subsequent injmlous conse
quences.
chronic Gonorrhea, Ryormntnrrhoa, flour Allots,
floiioral Debility tho rosali ol iniscomlnct. (*olln(ions,
( |nin in tho Imek ami sides. Kriiplion«of all kind*,
produced hv Inlorior cause*. I.os* of Hair Uheunitl
ion in tho Joints. Nocnrnal sweat*. Soniiiml ami Vrin
al weakness. Injuries received by mercurial treat
ment, &e. &c are enroll hylic, lleihiminin wllh the
aid of remedies known but to himself, to the perfect
satisfaction of his clients.
Recent diseases ol the above named kind will he
promptly and radically removed before they cm set
tJo in tin* body and become chronic, hy Mr, lleini
mann’s own purify imf vegetable remedies.
Dr. Iloinimanii' farther possesses a sure remedy
fid.y tested, and which can bo rolled upon, for the
cure of Intermittent Fever, i hill and Fever, Fever
and Ague. also a mean* to remove, in a few days tor
ver. a had breath, with ml the least Injury to the
toiiiiich. In the pdesent days nnne-roii* remedies
are offered everywhere for tel imnumahle dl-eases,
tint ih most of the cases the anll'er-r* are so sadly dis
appointed that they look with Justifiable mistrust on
till advertisements id this kind. Pr Ileinimanii's re*
un dies need mil he recommended hy pnffhmr charla
tanism. lor they recommend themselves hy their el
fecls. as has been seen and experienced hy innneoiis
patients who fortunately for themselves, lia\e used
them. For tho information and satis),n lion ol lie'
often deceived public, lie' statement will sntlieo that
Mr. Ileiiiniianli has in his possesrion over two hun
dred testimonials from pationls cured hy him, besides
many other reliable persons, which he is ready to ex
I,ilut when required, w hile common decency lorbids
him lo publish them in the newspapers.
Persons apply me to Mr lleiniinann shall not he
obliged to pay in advance tile (nil price of tin cure,
as he is willing to submit his shill and his roiuudies
(irsl |i i he tested.
Oho thing tho Doctor inviiriahly requires frnni all
his patients, thal is a faithful ami strict conformance
with all Ins directions and preemptions, otherwise he
cannot and w ill not warrant a cure.
Written consultations will be given without charge
and roninumiculums answered whether containimr ti
fee or not, promply, punctually and with strict seer***
cy, on atqily ing, postage paid, in the English, I reneli
or Herman Languages, lo
Mr. M. lIKINIM ANV.
Corner of Kearney and I’nciflc streets,
Pan Fnineisco,
To show te the satisfaction of all that Mr Ileini
in mi ti i* a thoroiutly V'lucaM d. practical and experi
enced pliysician and -ingeori. the following from his
numerous testimonials, are submitted to the public.
Values are suppressed, hut the authors are at any
time ready to proclaim their truth and authenticity
helore the world.
(linekswoon Vai.lkv, Feb. 11,ISutl,
M.iar Doctor:--I have known you since I**4o and
yon liuve given so many proofs ol your talents and
experience, that yon have entirely won confidence
Although yam reside at at a ureal distance IViini me
yon know tlni! I have several time sent you patients
which other doclojs have uiven tip as Incurable, and
yon have always received them ami saved not only
their limbs hut also their lives. I will omy mention
here the case of Mr. C , from Auburn, who is
indebted to you for the preservation ol his right arm.
w hich other doctors w anted to amputate, and that of
Mu (i .ofColoinii. who although uiven tip as
hopeless by two doctors was cured by yon in two
weeks time. As to what yon have done for my lami*
ly, sultlce it to say, I will never be ahlo lo repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines ns a proof of
the hiuh esteem I have of ymir talents as a medical
man, and believe me te he your constant triend.
F 11.
Proprietor of the Miner's Hole
To Dr. Ileinimnnn. Pan Francisco
Greenwood. February 11 Hi, 1 ■‘.‘ill.
Having sty died medicine myself al the Fni\ ersiiy ol
Tavia, u Italy, I suppose I know eno tgh to
lieved when I declare hereby that you :*o* lie* be '
I hysician I ever met with in t ’nlilornia. I hi- dec! >•
ration i-I Haled on what 1 have seen you d • id
heard from everybody when I resid'il at Mormon Is
land. I know of many persons to whom yon one
saved life (did limbs idler they had been .•omph *
i Men up by others, and who will at any ion*- eon e
I i want ami P-tlly to the trnlh *d this and to your
■ i nee. Wishing you for tin* future, th" same sue
ee-s which has intended you thus far. I roinain truly
yours, G, K,
To 1 »r. Iletiiimann, Pan Francisco.
t'oloma, Jnnrrry imh, |v,r.
ytv Dear ami Much I*'.* teemed Doctor:—lf i* with
much retri<-t thal I and all your other fri.aw yoi
qud Mormon Island. We have lost In ;. a a pl y-i
*•• not ureal talent nn*l experience, who -, • could c
apprei i.e ■ too much. It was proven enom.m I , tie
numerous who cann* to call **n yon trom .ill j, - **: -•,
the inines,and yon an* in the he*t all.
>|y.ell, \ eo up by whom I considered our lx -! jh.
sicians. prepared mi -ell lo die ; hy chance I e.a n.e na
il. r vm.r treatment and you ham* cured me ol a *
sickiiesi in a short linn*. You have proved yonrsell
a physician and you do honor to th, ii.-.m* •*’.
*l*o l>r. 11. Helnlmann, Corner Jackson an*l
Monfo*mien streets, Pan Nrancisco—Dear Sir:—ll
is m , h y lenMin* that we notice tho imhonnded sue
c**«s wtlieh has intended you in your practice since
vonr residence in this State, now over even
Tiie k< od you have done and the skill yon Uavoexer
m-. 1 in the cures that come under our oh**•rvution
in:,ln- II cmrdulv lo h’.il he known to the world and
i,.m, i cticularly to those now-nfferinu w:*l '-•■■■
\|, ~f ox were wil ac*|Uain I*il with y<a\vh,i-1 ~ * at
r* -i 1.-d al Mormon Island, and wilnes-ed th**r«* -* me
remaruHlde cures which yon etlec'eil on | :ii»-m •*
vi It e case, were pr uiotlUCed hopeless by • minenl
phy sician*. We have also »een whaly I I •
l.irnil** of our friends now residii.u utivhnoa and
PI | x xx no after mueh pesuasi m and
re-ills on our part, consented to uo aad****y•a, w a* a,
11,, , |,a ■ almost despaired of th'-ir lives They d*d * ■
i Rand are new living baleand hearty men;
n„d read r. if tin# noßce ktHiuld reach jrour eye nrwl
x.,,1 re :,ir„:,*d. lake Ottr advice and UO to Mr III.IN
jM y \ and you will never re .'ret it
11. ir Doe*, r. receive with our in*-’ le arly wllh***
for your future welfare the ass'irance that w le-liev •
yon to Ihi one of our most talented and exjsTiencod
ppy-e 1 n- ill the Platt*.
Flirt i m* k 11 ai.vw a % x. I
(pr- p'r Miners' Hotel.) 1
J 4, on U ISKI.tMAxv, vGreenwoo<! Valley
(ji r < : r* i'iiwt*< <1 Brevu ry, I
•I f 111 \ (.K'IIKJK,
Aicoivt Hahnk, J
fernui Ull.rn.SX, Jcoioma.
('ll Alt las (.is*. S
T. Mkh/., ) Prt*pr’»of the j
T. I: k/.ia. 1 t'roi* Federate. Plaeerville.
Jkan Mi i hi ck, i
A. 11. WaLKC*. F.l Iktrado Plide.
O. ZruU'kk. ■ 'inn o( F.. Puppu x Oo.,) Oroville.
Josi vh (ii.mi., Auburn.
Ciuku* Kastklli, Spanish Dry Ditntinu*.
T. br.xMM.itK. prop'r of bridge,) Condemned Bar.
C. WoLi.ru, Pucrutnento,
R. FuKditorß, do
G. Kenal'D, do
Capt. 11 i m>, Michiifuri Bluffs.
Fapt. F. P. McmroßD. Mormon Island.
IlrxKV Trcel, (Republican House,) Jackson,
Tin* teeiimouial was not aolicited by Dr Heinl
maun. aag-Tsß
MEDICAL.
DR- L. J. CZAPKAY S
(irnnil .Medical nml Surgical Institute,
Ar ory Hull bnibilmr. t’orner of M"iiieoim>7 and
Sacramento»!.«., Sun Krniirwi'.
f'.ti T.V:.*V r. I fuT Ikr yrrm.mrnt nii r of" t.ll J'' I nml
rhrttnir *h*-M«M, ‘inti ihf sspns,oo-i n / yio*, Levy,
Dim. .i.czapkav, i.mt. in mi: iirstn
ri.ill Revolutionary War <'4«l.-f I'liy -nlan
llir -Joth rt-u-imt-iit ol (thief Sic" ;. ■> i I > Hit*
Military I• I I’t «th, Ilmiif iry nnd ' •!■ I 'in
n r on Dist-ns*-* of Urinary oriruns nml Ils* i*"< oT
women nml children. has opened iti-. institute
for the cure of all form# of private diseases,
Midi n< syphilis. tf'ii.m Inal, nocturnal emis
sions. nml nil llo* roiiscipieiirrs of s. p. .th >-.■ In ihft
lir-i nlm-i'. i I goir>rrhenl disc is* «I r u lar i I'MirnfH
in a few ,tiys. without iicom, iiiom'i' o. tin* patient,
rr hindrance to b.s hiu-ttn•»< U ben a p .'ieiil, by
nettled. or improper Ir.' ment, ha« dr*elo|iel ttm
secondary symptoms of \ fi l li->. sudi »• i.u'Mir*, or
painful awelilmf* on tin* Uroili*. or ifrcr- in I to- throat
nml mwe, which, it tiot cberked, d.-iroi the soft
purl* mid cam«o tho hunt-* to nioriily. -o| -inde anil
come awn), loavimr lhr ■»nfT.■ r«-r nn obuvl linin' '« to
liehoVl; or when splotch.-s :,i.< 1 ?i mj»!*•■. i.-. uk out
ii lam the akin. or w lion hr 100 painful >« ■ r 'o._-« upon
tho l>om *. or * hon In- constitution i« injur*-o an to
pr* .dispose to consumption or oth«*r ii iillo-m.
disease. till' llooioj tt ll-, rant -• a cm>• oi -k- noi-oni*
I iiiMition. In it I .on in at i- in, chronic or anile; ill
11\Montcri, or Iltnrrb I*‘|. hr bus safe and e'f.ct'..'d re.
nioilji M. for tho tri'iiiinriii of tho conn i)nences of
Mi'll iihimp, niich an nodiirinil einissji n*. m rv.>ii«iii'*«i
11 ill tit I• y. licnilni'hi'. pa ini In Ihr back nml 1 mb.-, with
i/enenii weakne-s, loss of n;i| otiio, loin of rmunory.
injury to tho slirbl, ri—ih*s»imss. contusion of (dens,
di-lik'e lor aocirty. nml (eeilinfol v.o inm’«s of lifr;
wish tho m rvmiM svsiem m exclleal.lo (hat “tl'-dit
mdses shock or atnrilr llm patlenl makim; bis esi.i
-i iico miserable. for tin* nliovr main ;o i in - lioctor
w ill k'unrniilrr n enrr or as!, no coinpi i - oion. 110
can hr I'omniltril ree of charge, nml invites all to
oil. in* it will coal thrill nollnm;. nml nicy hr iniicll
to llnnr advantage.
TUANKiUUNKM* is THK INCKMIVK TO
(■ u ati rrj>r.
«t n i;I.mV wo publish tho i rrlirtcnlrs of two of the
HI j sufferer* from the pam-* o' ( 1 1 . who hav
ini; rrcovrrril tin ir h.i im r health. nml impelled bv
gratitude. mnkr know n their eases nml Il o roim dial
iiKrnl; nml thair rlnlrimnls :,rc mi l In- 1 ' lir •• I to ti
Notary I’llbllc. Tbr (Irtnnmla of' aoririy imp Tlonslr
coiiiui.itnl thrir piibbcitv. nml no couniirml their
prrurnl to tbr nttrntlon ot nil nfllirtrd.
CKHTiriCATK
Tim lindrrsltrm l, di'siious of nci|iinln!lm; (hour
who may Im iniforlitinilr month to !>.■ s.inibirlv nf
lliclrd whrrr n pi rnnill nt rrlirf of thrir nidi nn-*a
may Im olilionod, l»rt-* it bis duly to llm- publicly
nprr-K Ins rincrrr utiitil• i< 1 1 ■ lo I• r I. .1 i /..ipkiiy,
for thr prrmnm nt Miner) of bin to alih, Horn«
down by tbo dii>tn ssiiu; ryniplonm iiunii lit to llrr
\ icioti.s pmrticrs ol nnrontrollablo pa-sioii in youth,
(b'pri'ssod in body mid mind, nimbi' to portoi m rvi n
tin- most t rill ink' ilutv impos'd upon tbo ilaily nvocn
lions of Ido, I rollviht I Ins mil ice of In.'inv (.m-iriuirs,
who nl tir-t ri'ifnnb <! inv discaso ot trilifi ■ im|i"i'f
mice, bid amid atd r a (■« wroks. and in «oi i :>i tn
-Iniicos nionllis. oi tlndr trratim nt, I found to m. mi—
iltlmblr horror, thill insli ad ot n lo t tin - -> mphuii.a
bi'tmnr irtorr alarminti In thrir toitnio. mil Im iim
limdly told uir b\ ' He th d llnoli-t . o I* iii. rontun'd
principly lo tho bruin, inoiicinos would bool tilth
• ■oiisripirma-. I dcspain d i I i n rn nrnini>i my bcahb
slroiuilb and rnor. i . m il a» a last n sorl. and w itN
but a titinl hope. nd). I upon I'r. C/.i| kay wbo. nflrr
rx mn in inif my rn-i-. prismliiil some' me • l ir ini' whir li
almost in.-lulilly re in vod mr of tin* duli j .iins ami
di/Ztno-s in inv hr.id, I’; *■*meal.'' d In t; is r* . ult, (
rrsolvod to plnco inys. ll inumdinb !y mid' r 1 is carr,
mid, by n sli'irl obrdionro In his ilio r'i a“ and nd
viro, niy honil hrcaini' rlrnr. my idrtis collret id. tfw
ronslnnl puin in my bark mid irro'i s tli • woakito~s
of in' limbs, thr m-rvous rntrlioii d my 'aholrsy-s
loin on tho sl'i-ldosl alarm or i xriloiin id. tin ntis
unthi’opy nml nil lon tiodinrs. liio -od diur .st and
want of contldolico in iv. lo rs, tho inenf :dn *IV In
slnd) and wind ol rosoln. ion, tin- li ilfltllnl • ifim.-,
and at tiinos plrusiiraldd ilri'Hiiis at meld, ,'olfowi d
by im< I Hilary ilisrldimrs. In vr nil di- pj" ari d mill
ill fact, in two moidlis nflrr ImviiiL.' rotisnlusl tin
li. clor, 1 ltdt us if in-pircd by a now lib- ihnt lif»
which, Iml h short timo nk'o, I ronti inptah Jto mil
hy my ow n hand.
‘With a vi-w to tninrd thr imfortnniitr Inun fnliiiijf
into thr snnrosi>l ini’"i(ipotoiil ipincks, i d'-ora dmy
itmv to ollor tins lost,irony to tin- nn rit nml -kill of
111'. I /apkny. nnd rrcoiimirnd him I" ulf wliomny
stand in nni 1 of nioeliciil mlvi-'c. boini; assured bjr
in> own rxprrit'tn'r llril, oniv umb-i l,nciiii'..i mil
icnl mid porniniirnt e uro w ill hr i 1 >■ • d
It. IM lM.MitRr.
Stnto of (tnliforiiia. cnmdy of Sun frm ■ •<;■>- -iih
-ml" il nml sworn bomrn mr. Ibis 17th day "l April,
11, jsoo. (Sigurd) Jims J in i.kton.
Notary lb.loir,
A —Proinplt d by nn hourat d*-- roof my
,V. pi art, I Wish to lay bid or tin public a enso
w!. ■ b h s'-ri. In.di mn 1111011* a I ion, m ' "u!y • -n»;
,:skill, tml thut rl huninnit)
l i.i yo.i* ,c. .. I aid* id;., and from ri : ■ - i.nkm.wu
us, il with n Sit ol epilepsy,wbio . ■ U>
my iia ... ..toin ' l thr ’Mn ' - ; rO I i Upoi; :i
I in.:', in,:!, no do'.: i t t al.'la I I, and th ' 'll
1 n;< ' m ;.h on lilU'iopliiiif it, -oor t'orana
wm ll.i Ii led lo boia '. , as lo doty th" s',
-. i ,r, I wii !'• ,o . tly wh lo In i nr-u t
I in;, I brow n d< *w i. to '.hr r round w H hunt !
wan link-, nnd Hlitn»ii'-h inscii- do to ti.
)i I dr.-ptsi d the lalsrri.as ol in\ lit*',.'Ho 1 .
in ItMik opnn l 1 a who w oul.l r.■ id*■ rmo ■* .m o
or si a-1 tor im* from damn ras o in-in it at w lo* -.a oh't"
proto m; lb*' m is. insol my i:\isb o ■ . )' In I*' in this
•Hair, imli ,i im; jr■ t i my at:... • u tasted Ibt*
su'oris of iilo. 1 once tli re w ,".s Imlm-rd to alt»in|it
-. ri im; nid ol i pby -i-l.uuami. by re..am mlatioii,
■■ i o ii Dr. i.. J. < /.■ ik a . f told bint ii clr
' mid my inaldl.'y I • reward him for his
irdlo-s oi’wliii h. l.i lieief, la a! oner
utidoitook it ; • a. d w th !.. ■ bl* • <-"l I
wit.-oner more respired to perfect limit It. fnnblo
to reward him I'ortim boon which 1 ‘ tijoy at present,
and \ct roii*ri<Mis of niv imb ld* In-'.-s. 1 r .n-idrr il
due to my si'll a , . lo ail tie' alllirp d to muk< th ■ c .so
pul,lie, in order Mini lie st :n need ol no ~ d advice
may laid n (ihjsiriaii in whom rvery rout!., iir* cun
Is* placed
MiiVfß VAIIMjN^KV.
Si ho ..f California, county i 1 ■ in f rmr." >. s«—Sub
crib-d mid swum before in*' tl.i* flr.-t •: > i.cml
A. 1> I'jli. tiU.m-Rt i.iUIAVT.
1..5. No:ary I'ulllic.
Hr ( .1. (’ vijikny's Medlrnl an ' Surra ! In-.';pit<>
Is at Id." > ornrr ol Montiroiuory and S.arrann i to .s ,
>:.a i r,- ioum'o * aid* ruin. I In* Doctor nd. rs 7,-
r. u-nlbilii.o-, mid asks no rnnmr ration link s*
. tier.s a cur*’,
Fpl IIMATOBUtKI* \.
ftR, locttl « w, nerroiw dibdily, low spirit*,
%P .-sitnd*'. wuuikia.ss ef ■:.. liriibf • i.d I ■ . . in
di-position mid incapability lor labor m l study, !'ill
iii" of appri-h" n- ion, loss of lannory . ai* r-a .O ().
•|. y. love ef si tin mb' 'in. lily,-olf (iislrn-.1, di/./.in* ss
1.. d .rl.f. Im"bmtary *!i rh.p-.it.s in tbr side,
ill. . ■ tops ol tlo-ie* s. | inipn on the far , ,-i said : ml
lenoiit
■cli i 1
; oi a ph>-
u my cull
• ■ '.'l * st,
a/. i a. !
..a 1* arm d
call*
ciinistanc*
m niia-s. ro'-tiii
other iidlrni'.;
tie ii -l'y role
* /.api.n). 11l
w a
km
• chi
. ■ 111 Ill' 11, are ri
ara'.il pbysii n
inoi h M. ».i rnrii a
r-i and lienee* tie
wi
fail by
and ".r'.'i'i 1... 1 .
1 - iis i t*w,i nn
L'r, a’ sore*'--. All
co'i-ii!'.;' "i> it; letter or otherwise) free. Address
I . .1. t'/.apkny, M. D.. San I'riuicisro, *'i ! ad-Sm
-ft VI «l rfJl. —V. .. *L o —Tt .Co* J*it Jin 'a-i*' 'Hi
y.\LE >y the Case or Tuc-kage in
If quantities to suit.
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper, luk
I’.i oml hill ptij er. Fool* cap, Note paper, I'en
oils, Illatik Hooks, Wafers, &c vNc. Noii/
Carriers Book <N Stationary Co,
Hl.Battery & cdj Long Wharf. Han Fran
cisco. C- P. KIMBALL, Pres.
i>v, OROVILLE LODGE, N«- S 9. h
ot O. K. inerts every Mcnaliiy eve*
LNhcsinir in the Masonic Hull, brothers in
gixal stnndinir are respectfully invited
le attend. TU<»MA= COLEMAN, N. U.
J. M. Clark, Secretary,