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(Dranille Dnilii Jhttc Jltroti.
Kate Lansing.
BY PERDITA.
“I tell you, dearest, it is rf no use
talking- Kre another moon lias waned
X shall he on my way to California,”
were the words addressed hv a young
«»Jow to her sister, somewhat her sen"
ifrr, and also a wide, as they sat in (heir
l.umhlo dwelling at the twilight hour.
“Oh, never think of such a step,”
war, the reply; “all that T have urged
against it is not a circumstance to « hat
T can urge. Think for one moment
that the change of climate alone will
he hazardous to one of your delicate
constitution.”
“Ila, ha, hal fuss and nonsense,
sister ; any change must he (or good.
Have you forgotten the cold, dreary
winter, from which we are hut just
emerging, that has been severe enough,
almost, to freeze the milk of human
kindness in the warmest hr east } I
have not forgotten it. nor yet how hard
it has been to do without wood in this
hravdiful climate of ours.’’
“Sister, do not jest, consider the in
convenience nnd danders to which you
will he esposed,”
“The dangers, my sister, are nil in
vnur imagination. Tie Isthmus is the
worst part*of (lu> route ; hut remember
that, in addition to being a good ho'se
woman, 1 shall have the advantage of
riding n mode dr Vhommr. M v costume
you will see, it fits exactly, and is ex
ceedingly becoming. I almost fell in
love with myself in the glass.
‘‘Sister, lay aside frivolity, and real
ly consider what you are about.”
‘‘Consider! why, I have considered.
I am going to California to make a for
tune. Do not shake your head. ‘Aim
hiirir is my motto, it <sOll do alight in
the dust ; and 1 aim lo free not myself
alone, but you, from tins galling pover
ty, I would see vour chi dren plcnti
lully fed ; I would see them educated
ns becomes the descendants of revolu
tionary herns ; 1 would see vour face
(reo from tint, pallid anions, overtask
ed look. 1 can do nothing here. It
was hut yesterday Mr. Searl sent me a
package of shirts to make, with wo id
that I must make (hem for twelve rents
a piece. U hen lie gave me fifteen
cents before, and labor as hard as I
could, it was all that I could do to live.
Hod knows I am not thoughtless nor
heartless. See, 1 have e\cn parted
with my wedding ring, the gift of my
sainted husband, to buy medicines fo.
my sick, dying babe. To me this, the
house <t( my earlv years, is but the
laud of buried hopes, visions of a hap
py childhood, surrounded not only with
the comforts hut the luxuries of life,
my footseps watched and tended by
the host of mothers, my wants more
than supplied by a most indulgent fath
er, anti these ever haunt mo now. Oh,
how were my childish sorrows southed
by their ever ready sympathy ; oh. how
I remember what stimulus their words
of encouragement gave, to my childish
heart. And then there was our young
er brother, the bright-faced happy fel
low, who gathered all the broken chi
na to deck my play-house with And
when dolls and play-houses were laid
aside, and hard lessons had to be learn
ed, there was one who explained and
made those lessons easy to me, and af
terwards took me home from school up
on his own hand-sled; and then, in af
ter years, how many an hour we spent
together beneath the old elm tree. Eve
rv thing reminds me of the happy sea
son of early womanhood ; here are the
very paths we used to tread ; there are
the books we used to read, the memory
of his kind and manly voice is with me
still. Then, too. I found that 1 had
learned a now lesson, for 1 had learned
to love. Years rolled by. I will not
speak of our joyous wedding, m»r the
trembling benediction of our kind old
father, nor the blessing of my mother,
as her tears fell fast and hot upon my
head. A short season of happiness
was ours, such as our first parents
[continued in our next]
slews, siswsi
Plain, Gold and Ornamented,
Executed in a superior style, at low rules,
W. H. Haydon.
ALSO— House Painting, Graining. Gilding, Pa.
per Maturing, &c, done well and Clirap. ?bop
on Myers street, opposite United States l.ivery Sia*
Me. *eji*J4
!
DR CHARLES IX TOZERS
Private Medical Card.
CJTKANHKUS visiting Sacramento will rememher
► 7 (hid hr. Toior'i Itdirmitry is in bib street, be-
I Ween J nod K sis , Siieramotito.
The great sneeess ami many radical cure* made by
Dr. Toxi-r since Ids c 'inmcneentent hi this city,
which hundreds can Uistify, induces Itim in iniiinn
those nlfiictej with any jirivab* complaints, recent or
chronic, ami wi-h to he well timl thoroughly c ll reil,
| it will be to their interest ami wellfare to call on boo
who lor the last twenty live j ears Inis given Ids e||
! tire attention to Private Complaint-, noil to all ca*es
| of a private nature, acute ami chronic such as Sy-
I phillis. Secondary amt Con-titntional alb'cltons,
tionorrhhoo amt Seminal Weakness; (Heel and
Stricture- and all diseases of tin- genitive and urinary
j o'ittins, noth in male and female such ms Prolapsus.
Kin nr Albns, Hysteria, Xc.
Patients can tie usanri-d that their complaints will
not tie tampered with, but treated upon strictly sci
entific orinciples. Private Complaints eradicated in
a few days- new cases cured in a short time, without
mercury.
He can be consulted id Ids office at all times of the
day, from it in the mornimr until s in the evening.—
All in nfllictinn can find in him one w ho can see mid
sympathise with and befriend them when in trouble,
and lie relieved and i tired.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
Letters hum losing $1(1 will receive prompt attention
with best advice and instructions.
C. It, T't/.r.U, M. H„
Clh struct, between .1 and K.
miEAD AND REFLECT,
Dr. C/ia's If. ’Dozer's Can! to the JlfjUetnL
Quick cures "lid low prices at the oi l established
oilier, lilb street between .1 anil K
DU. T< >ZKU returns his thanks to his niimerons
patients for their patron litre, tind would em
brace Ibis opportunity to remind them that be con
tinues to consult on those cases o( vknkkkal whicli
have balHi-d the skill o! some of the most celebrated
physicians of the age. and upon wiiich he lias ur.r,r
jiiUti Iu perform itrtvlirnl cure.
Hr. Toier’s repulntiun as a physician stands on
equalled. His exclusive attention to diseases of the
genito urinary organs for so many years, renders him
perfectly master of sy philllic diseases.
The large iiimibi-r of aggravated cases I hat he has
pitfeclly cured after they have I given up by
many others j. ti e only proof that a physe-ian re.
quir-s of his ability. Dr Toso-r would stale ihnl he
cun cure any :iM all c-.»■< of varietiesof Hie dise.-t-e,
no nmttrr feow longstanding, or what progress the
disease has made, iai ry patient can t ely upon a cure.
Hr Torar h-w, it is well known, taken pullouts
from the very verge of the grave, and restored them
to perfect health, lit would further stale, that he
deems ii sufficient toaltr ofi the attention of those
who might need the sivvu-esol a physician in nil
cases, hat particularly flsise enumerated in (he ad
vertisement. expecting It my Would lest my merits as
u practitioner; and the result ol my practice lias heen
Ihns far sat st.e-tory to tnv patients and tin self. Nor
; do I deem it necessary to till columns ol the newspa
| pers with fnisome empric and homlia-tie advertise
; mi-lit, prole—ing my ability tn ln-«( till di-eases |)e-h
I is heir to, for to do that 1 mu : In-something more
| than Man, bu' to give those tk»t are alllieled with
Venereal. Chronic, ahd oilier dj-s-x-i .-. to understand
! from long experience, I am fully competent to treat
| thfm soii-o-s-ndlv.
My regard for the dignity id the medical nrofesshni.
!to which I have Itn* honor to lalonc, deter- me from
j committing any act savoring of rank quackery, and
i regard for my own difcmly would prevent my placing
j inyselfona par with quacks mid nostrum venders of
j the present age.
I offer no IrmnlnliMit or genuine certificates or pulls
| of my superiorspialiKeations as a practitioner; neither
do I assume to my sell medical honors to which I s>in
not entitled, tint nu-relr ask tho-e w ho are diseased,
to read the different advertisements relating to the
! cure of pl icate diseases, and judge fur lln-niselves
i where Is, apply for relief. My rooms are so arranged
j that I can In- consulted in privacy at nil hours, of the
i day. from ft o clock in the morning until is o’clock In
the evening.
I'er-ons with t'hrmie Diarrhoea, Dysentery. T.ocal
I Weakn ss, Nervints Debility. Low S| irils. Lassitude
j Weakness of the Limbs and Hack. I ltd h- position. I ,oss
j of Meitvw;. Aversion to society. Love of Solitude,
j Timidity. Self I fist rust. Dizziness. 1 1 end ache. I’ui ns in
i the side. Affection ot the l-’.ves. Dimples on the face.
; Sexual and other infirmities in Man, ,Vc., will tind it
! important t-o eon-nil Dr. 0. H.Totter, at his office,(fill
I street, between J and K, Sacramento.
HEAD AND DEFLECT.
R, riIARI.YIS II TOZKK’S C ARD to the afflic
ted of California. In approaching any new
course <>l' systematic inquiry, there are certain points
concerning which the inquirer should always he care
ful to satisfy himself. He should comprehend dis
tinctly what tin) subject of Inquiry Is—Health and
Disease
If we can form and fix in our minds a clear concep
tion of the slide of Health, we shall have no difficulty
in understanding what was meant hy Disease. Hut
beyond. though not above, these objects of investiga
tion ol the human body, we have another anil still
nobler end It is to lay before you in such terms that
yeti i annul he mistaken and will know where to tip
ply for relief.
I use the word “disease" 1 generally, and before I
speak of the signs of particular diseases, it will he
pr per to take si general view of symptoms. When a
person is troubled or atllicled with disease, which
cutisesn 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
pepsia, 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, it would
be well forthem to inquire il there is a physician who
is competent to attend them, and who uiidertsaials
the application of medicine, and whose scientific at
lain men is in his profession, mid whose age and expe
rience entitle him to yours confidence. Considering
these things. Dr. Ohss. II To/.er Inis concluded to in
form you that are utllicted, advertising Ids place ol
business, staling that he has been a successful prac
titioner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CURED ItI'NHUEDS,
when they have bet n considered hy other physicians
and have been pronounced hy them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him as one in w hom
secrcsy and the utmost confidence can lie placed.
Dr C. 11. T.would invite r.ll that are afflicted to call
on him, and if he does not administer for Ihem.there
will lie no charge made. I.et no false delicacy pre
vent you. but apply immediately, and save youself
from the dreadlut consequences which must follow
those who neglect to receive attendance.
Dr 0. H. 1 oxer's office is on filh street, near the
Uelvidere Hotel, between J and K streets. His rooms
are so arranged that the Doctor can he consulted
without fear ol molestation.
I mice hours, trout It in the morning until Sin the
evening. C. II TOZKK, M. D.,
novS 6th 81.. between .1 met K, Sacramento.
•V Dr. J. h. « 'zapksy.—The gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one of the
lew modern physicians whose application to his pro
fesaion and devotion to the atllicled, render him alike
an ornament to the one and a benefit to the other. A
Hungarian hy birth,be sought w ith Kossuth to place
Ins country among the nations of earth, beyond the
oppressor's rule, that Persons might rejoice In the
practice of those precepts w hich are alike our glory
and our pride. In his efforts so to do, he has reaped
the reward of in* ffectiml resistance to oppressiongind
home and a country know him no more ” Apart,
however, from Ids claims upon our consideration as
a patriot, the testimonials ol character and capacity
which lie brings entitle him to public confidence, to
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other. As a gentleman h'.s character is untar
nished: as a physician, his skill unsurpassed; snd
to Lhasa whose imprudence has left upon them the
taints of disease, we can conscientiously c-mmend
him wiih the assurance that in him limy will find a
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr.’s office
is No. 3 and 4 Armory Hall, comer of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets.tfan Francisco. *l4-3 m
MEDICAL.
Dll. J C. YOUNG’S CARPS.
IM POUT ANT TO MIN KBS’, TU A VKLKItS, I'TC.
riplM'.KK is ho malady ofilwper Importance H'her
Ld in a medical or moral light of view. to which
I lie human family is more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
\s a medical man il I* the duly "f every physician
to hvok at din* i.i* na it effects health nml Ilf**, ami hi.
.oh' object id to mlihfflU’. a. far a. lie. in to
poWer. Hi** bodily .utTiTintr, Unman nature at heat is
bill TP-iil. all are liable to misfortune.
((fall ihe ill. III.;! a (feel man none are mere terrible
than those of a private nature. —Dreadful a< it i. in
the person whocmlrael.lt. frightful a. are il. r*n ir
es upon hl.eon.titulion. ending frei|uetitly in de.iruo
Don and a loathsome grave. Il heroine* nfsiill ere it. r
tmiKlflanee when il is transmitted to inn; rent off
spring. Such being till* rise how nec -snrv it he
comes that every one having the least reason to fear
Unit they have contracted Ihe di«ea«e. should alleinl
toil at nine by consulting .nine physician, whose
resjaieialhllily and ediiealion enable, him to warrant
a safe, speedy. and pennelicnt cure. In aecorlnlice
with till, necessity. UK VOl’Nt, feels railed Upon to
.Hite that, liy long study and extensive iirartiee. he
lias lieloine perfect master of nil Uiose diseases which
come under the denomination of venereal, met hav»
lug paid more attention tolhal one branch than any
olhei' physician in the rolled States lie feels lomseli
bet ter Qualified to treat them.
(syphilis ill tdl its form', such as ulcers, .w iling in
the groans, nicer in the throat.secondary syphi'i*. cu
taheoi). eruptions, ulcerations, fertiiary «y philis. sy
phllis in children, inercureal «\ philllir affections. gon
orrhea. gleet, slriclnres, false passages. inflamation of
the bladder and |imtrnle giant's. excoriations, tumors,
pn-onles, ktc.. are ns familiar to him as the most com
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects a cure 111 recent rases lu a few
da\. and finds no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to «*m li tn-al
iii,-lit ns w ill draw upon him the nlightes; ■m-pieiou
or oblige liiin to neglect his hu-iness wiiether wiUiin
oors or without. The diet need not he changed, ex
cept in cases of severe intlainalion. There are in Cali
fornia patients (amounting to over two thousand m
the pa.) year! that could furnish proof of this; hot
diese are matters thot reipdre tlii nicest eecresy which
he always preserve.
All leilers enclosing §!•', Will hr* promptly sllendisl
to. Office hours from ff \.M to Sl’ M. Address -t.
IVol'NfJ, M. O, Kx press Itnlldings corner of
Montgomery ami Californian streets, over Wells -;;r
-go is Co.’s Dxpress Department.
a r \nt(_rn(Cl III!. YOI’NCV PI!IVATK
;’A MKI lie AI. I (diet—To Ihe afflicted —I n this
age of progress, wlion science is devel p ng itself in
surah a manner as to appear almost niiraculous. every
thing in common place I. looked upon a. not worth
notice In view of (lil. fact. Dr. Vming. corner of
Montgomery .and California sir e(s, Inc laincheled to
leave the he',-Hen track hitherto pin’-t'ed hy ire '-I sci
entific physicians, (that of waiting lor lie* public t->
(Iml you out alone,! and publish to ‘ln' world. !.«
miic.li a. may lie. fils knowledge of ti e healing art.
to let 111 use who lie in need of assi-lnme khow where
(hey can Iliad relief without fear of heinir imposed
IiJIOII.
lii continuation of this subject. T)r. Young would
s;iv. Hint of tin 1 |m k l ten years he ha* pursued the
pracliue of medicine in mm nf tin 1 largest i*i ti• •iln 11
tailed Slates. with tin' highest success. nmt Dial his
Mauding ii' a physician In without reproach, having
:il mm time heen lerturer ill the I’niversity of Penn
sylvania on Venereal diseases. kc.
I'|,(m nil of these conideralions. Dr, Vihiii? hascou
liileiire in introducing himself to the pnluic, knowing
ilint they will sustain wi ll earned merit.
The following are li few of Hie many terlimoiiinlx
which have :i|>|ieureil in the pnhlie journal* the lie-1
few years;
[Krotn the Hoslon Medical Jrmrnnl 1
Although We nro opposed In the system of advertis
intf. for good nml sufficient reasons. ‘•till we deem i'
hut justice to say that Hr. Young is one of the most
industrious mid indefatigable votaries of the niedienl
science in the Tinted rHates.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally iiei/niiinted with Hr
Vinnik, mid has seen iniudi of his practice. and can
hear lestimoney to liismerili ns a |iracii:ioiier.
From tlie New York Herald,
The eminence of lids distinguished gentleman in
Ids profession, and Itie very extended opportunities
possessed liv him for the oliservnlimi of venereal dis
eases, make his services invaluable to those ulllicted
with the above cotnidainls.
From Hie Whig and Advertiser.
All ulllicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Young, whose educutioii is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In Ids skill, honor and in
tegrity all may rely with safety, while most of the
practitioners in this "city are without honesty or res
pectability, thclrpretentlons being grounded in ignor
atiee and assniiiplion.
i Uliee cornor of Montgomery mid California streets,
up stairs, opposite the banking house <•( V\ ells Fargo
kCo Open from 9 A. M. to 8 P.M, Sunday in
cluded-
B9i’.IV’ATF, Medical Office—Hundreds of those who
a! have contracted disease are dlsadpolnled of a
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at first, lie w ill
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure any case that may
come under Ids care, no mailer how long standing or
nffiicling. such us ulcers, minors, nodes, hunches,
pimples on the fac« and body, pains in the hones find
loins, wakefulness. trembling, copper colored sores,
waslintt of the bonus, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss oi
hair, weak eyes, itching humors, k. Many persons
after helm? relieved ef all extern il appearances of
private disease, suppose themselves cured, hut after
a few months And they are troubled with various
symptoms w hich they never had before, and which
liiev And it Impossible to relieve. To nil who are af
flicted in this wav. Dr. Yount? would particularly rec
ommend a trial of his skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled are caused by taints in the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy your health and hap
piness. NT- |ierson who lias ever hod an attack of any
private complaint should not fail toennsnit Dr. Young
and taken few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine. a« they can rest assured that their hioo.t j..
In a perteclly pure and healthy conditien, mi l that
every trace of disease Is removed from the system.
Decent cases cured in worn two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business. nr no fee.
1)1! .1, r. YOt'NG
office, corner Montgomery and California streets,
opposite Weils, Fargo & Tin's. (>fflcc hours from 9
A. M.,10 S IT M.
Marysnille, June Ifilli. 18. r >s
«11. .1 C. YOUNG—Dit*R Sir Please send rne
some of the medicines you prescribed in my
case. I have n friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that I was. lie has nightly emission-,
ringing ncise'in his head, weak hack, loss of memory,
and Is generally debilitated ; he is discouraged and
lias not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you. I told him bow I was ami that my friends
all said I was in consumption, and thedoctors up here
gave me up and advised me to go home to die, hill
instead of going home I called upon you. nml here I
am. as well as any of them, and liki ly lo live a long
time yet, wittl strenth enough If work with the strong
est of them. Doctor. I will sen' 1 every one to you that
looks to me as though he needed a p.tysirian II shall
not he my fault if any one die* for want of medical
treatment. 1 will do all 1 can to keep the aliiicted
away from those pests of society, yeicpl professors
and high sot tiling titled men. who, if the facts were
know n. are men who left their country foi their coun
try’s good. Publis this letter, doctor, if you wish,
and I hoja-some of those that humbugged me, may
see it mid sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
I STERN ATIONALI lOTEISALOON
JACKSON STREET,
Between Montgomery and KcarnOT
SAN FRANCISCO
JBcif T\eßrands »/ Brandies, IVtnes and
MEDICAL.
DR. XtEINIMANN S
PEIVA TE MEDIC A L OFFICE.
ChRUKH MfINtfIOMKRY it JACASUN STHKCra*
SAN EHANTISrO
B>U. M. lIKIINIMANN. corner of Kearney ami
HP Pacific -tree!-. Franct-co. ha- for ii number
of year*. in iln- military ami other ho-pilnl- of i ranee,
devoted Ida study nflfiflo Dm ifr.timiiii Se
cri'l di-ea-e-. nml therefore posw—e- a Ihnronttfi ex
perience in tin. partU’mdar branch l l* I••• • )ht
f. i l a familiar with all the recently di-i oviml Ifni
Itlirldy Important retm-he« nml nieiiit- lor tin- ‘•nr. - of
mirli ili«* a-e-. It 1« scarcely nece-Sary lo mM here
(lint in frame where -eerrl ili-ea-e- ari‘ of morr t“»‘-
(|iiciil occurrence lhini any where el«n.lli.» phv-icians
of that roiintry are more expert hi their run - , nml are
fon-laiilly nml -nece—fully **inl»»Jor«.rliiif to find out
to \v remedies. more elite ten I nml le— danipMoii- thin
llio«i- fiirinrilj lined
hr IT >i niinit n n ia thpfefhfe. enfdtlcd In all
Ihi'M- di-ea-e- with (MTitict certainly. without n-*nti
hierniry. i»i aveiv •hurl lime, ami without -uhjei hint
hi- patient- lotheri-k of miUaenru'iit InjuiioiiS coiiso
tpielici a.
Chronic (ionorrhea, RycnnatorflH’fi. Floor Alhnn.
(i'iiii,irnl Debility tin* renalt ol nii-comlnct. |» Hut
,1 lin in tin' hack nml aiiJrH. F.rnpMon-of all k uni-,
produced liv Interior rait-e-. Lon-of Hair Klieiun it-
Um hi ifn- Joint-. Nonurnal -weal-. -Vmiiial mi l 1 fin
al weakne—. In) uric- received liv imn'iirli.l treat
lin'iil. Ac Ac are cured l>y Hr. Ileihtlnnnn with I lie
aid of remedii -known Imt to Ilim-elf. lo tin* perlect
-ali-fncilen of hi- client-.
Itccciil di-ea-e- ol tin- above mutual Mini will l»*
(.r<>nll>tl\ ;iml radically removed In-fore they nit •/,l
-!!n in tin* l.oi!y nml liecoino chronic, by Dr. Ilclni
minin'-own purify irnr vetteltdde retnedie-.
|>r Ilctnimniin farther po-se—c- n nitre fctncily
fill.) Ictnl. mnl w hich can !••• rclital itpon. for the
cure of IntiTinltlent Over. * 'hill nml Fever. ('ever
unit A trite. al-o a mcatl-lo remove, in a few day- lor*
ever. a had breath. Without me hm-l Injury to the
nlontnch. In the pile-ent ilay- niitneron- retnedie
nre o.’ere 1 everywhere for nil imiisliiHhle dt-ea-es,
lint in mo-t of the cane- the snlh-rer* are «o-atlly .In—
appoinlial lliat they look with jn-iitlalile ini-lru-i on
nil adverti-.aneitin of thie Itiml. Dr lleinimiinn'- re»
nieilie- ilia'll not he recommended l>y pnltlinu cliarln
lani-ni for they recommend them-elve- In their ef
fect-. a- hit- lieen -een nml exjierieneeil hv niinieoii
patient- who, forltinalelv lor tliem-elve-, have ii-ctl
tin in. For the information ’lllll -ali-fnellmi ol the
open deenlied pnlilir. the -tnteineiil will -nlliee that
!ir lit iieiiiin.il lei- in hi- po—n-rion over Iwo him
-11 roil 11 *.—l niilimit- Irotn |mtieni- enreil hy him. 'n-nli -
man) oiln-r reliable per-on* whieh he i- ready to . v
Intiii wlon ri ipiireil. while common ileceiicy lorld.l-
I. i 111 l.< i-ibll-li them in Ihe new-pnpiT-.
I’el-i iis applying to Hr lleinimiinn -hull not he
obliged to | v m advance the lull price of the e'lre,
a-lie i-» dibit: to hii Inn it hi- -hill and hi- retnedie-
Hr-i to he le-li d.
(the thill r the Doctor Invariably require- from nil
hi- patient-, that i- a liiilhlnl and -trict confoi iiii(;ice
w ith nit I 1 h direct ion-and pn 1 ription-, olherw 1- • he
ciinnoi and will not warrant a cure.
Written coii-nllulion- will lie oivrii willin'it cieirne
and coniiiniiiicnlion- i.n-werei! whether coiitniniicr a
1,.1- or not pnnnply, piniclnally and w ilh in ’ •cere
cv. on ?i(• ply invr, |io-latte paid, in the Knkli-h. I’ retich
01 (o iniaii hnnitiiake-, to
Hr. M.IIF.INIMANN,
Corner of Kearney and I’acilic - reel.'.
Sun I rani i-co.
To-how te the -nli-facllon of all that Hr m ini
iniinn i- a Ihoroil-Iy educated, practical and exj” ri •
onci'il phy-ician and-tiiueon. tiie fellowinvr fi’inn hi
-1111 tin run- le-linioniiil-, are -nlimi'.li d In tin* pntdic
\.one- re -ajipre—ed. hat Hie iinllior-are al any
time ivadv to proclaim their truth and iiutlnait icily
before the World,
t.'iiKK-woon Vai.i.ky, Fch. 11. IS.MI,
D.inr Doctor:--! have known yon since 1~-hi mid
yon have given so ninny proofs of your intents mid
experience. Unit you have eiirirely Won coiillilem e
\lihough you reside id id u great di-lance IVum mi'
you know Unit I have several limit sent you patients
which other doclojs limit given up in* iiicuniido, mid
\on have alw nys received them mid tan d not only
tlioir limbs lint also their lives. 1 will oiuy mention
In to tlio case of Mr C , from Auburn, who is
indebted to you for Uio preservation oi his right iiriu.
wl.i, 1 ! oil r doctors wanted to amputate, and tlmt of
M..<; ofColonm. who although ulv< u up ns
hopeless hv two doctors was cured hy you in two
woi ks min. /.I to wind you have dour f< >r my In mis
ly. silfllcr it lo say. I w ill never hr nhlo 111 repay y i u.
Accept dear Doctor, these few Jiues as a pr<sd o|
Ihr high rstrrm I Inivr of your fhlenls as a medical
man. and believe me Ir he vourconstant im tiil.
F 11.
Proprietor of the Miner's Hole
To T• r. Ilriliimnuii. Sim Francisco
Greenwood. f’rliruiiry 1 llh, V-cti,
I laviiuf slydied medicine myself at the I niversl’y ol
Tavia, u Italy, I suppose I know enough to In- hr.
lirved wlieu I dt'Clurr hrrrhy that you are llir best
phvsiciiiu 1 ever met with in Gnlifosnta. I hi" drrlio
ration is fetmded on wind 1 have seen you do nod
heard from everybody when I resid 'd id Mormon Is
land. I know of many persons to whom you have
saved life mid limbs idler they bad been completely
given up by others, ami who will at any time come
forward ami testily to the truth ol this, and to your
science. Wishing you for the future, the same sue
cess which has attended you thus fur. 1 remain truly
yours, C. K.
To Dr. Iletnimann, Sun Frannsro.
Column, Junrrry 10th, is'O.
My Ttenrand Much Esteemed Doctor;—lt i* with
much regret that I and all your other friends saw you
tpiii Mormon Island. M e have lost in you u physi
cian of creat talent and experience, who we could not
appreciate too much. It was proven enough hy the
numerous who came to call on you from all parts of
the mines, and you are in the host remembrance of all.
Myself, given up by whom I considered our best phy
sicians. prepared myself lo die; by chance I came tin
der your treatment and you hues 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 Dr, 11. liclnlinnim. Corner Jackson and
Montgomery streets, San Nrnncisco Dear Sir:—ll
is with yhasure that we notice the unbounded sue
ce«s which has aUemled you in your practice since
your residence in this Slate, now over seven years
The trend you have done and the skill you have ever
cisei 1 in the cures that come under our observation
make It our duly to let it lie known to the world and
more particularly to those now suffering with disease
Most of if were well acquainted with you whilst you
resided at Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patients
whose cases were pronounced hopeless hy eminent
physieians. M> have also seen what you have done
for some of our friends now residing at Colom-i and
Placerville, who after mueh pesnasiou and induce
ments ou our part, consented to go and see you, when
they had almost despaired of their lives. They did so
ami returned, and are new living hale and hearty men;
and read r. if this notice should reach your eye and
von are afflicted, lake our advice and goto Dr iIKIN
IM ANN. and you will never regret it.
Dear Doctor, receive w ith our most hearty wiihes
for y,mr future welfare, the assurance that we believe
you to he one of our most talented and experienced
physicians in the Slate.
Frsi'Kro k Habymars.
( prop's Miners’ Hotel )
,7a< oh Wiski.kwann,
(p'r Greenwood Brewery,
John Gkorok,
Akucht Haiink,
JIISKPH WtUMANX,
t'HAI. IO s GISS.
T. I! khz, f Propr’s of the )
T. It azu, i Croix Federale, > Placerville.
Jkan BrcHl.tß, y
A. M. Walk hr, F.l Dorado Slide.
<l. Zroickk. (firm of K. Pwppe a Co ,) Oroville.
Josrrn C.lavu., Auburn.
Chari.ns Kastklu. Spanish Dry Diggings,
T r.i vMMJXR. (pn>p'r of bridge,y Condemned Bar.
C. WoLl.ra, Sacramento,
R. Finninokr, do
G. Kr n »i n. do
Cart. Hinu, Michigan Bluffs.
Carr. F. S. Mcmpoid. Mormon Island.
iIxNRT Trckl, (Republican House,) Jackson.
This teMiniwnud was iwt aoitailed by Dr Heinl-
BUI. Mf-7Ut
• Greenwood Valley
J Coloraa.
MEDICAI
J3R- L. J. CZAPKAY S
drand Mnlirnl tttul Sn>i{irnl Institute ,
I Ar orv Unit building. corner of Montgomery an.!
?>arrnmenlo sis.. San Fraiielsco,
h'.shUJifhnt for ihf f<rr monrnl nn rvt "I! p rira'r nnd
; chronic difenrrf, anil l&r f ujiprr-xion of qnßihfci.
»I{ r, .1.« /,\pk.o, I. vu; IS Tin: iipnija
nan Revolutionary War. t'liief Physician l<*
the Soiji regiment ol Unlived*. Surgeon t<« Hie
Military llo*piml ol fVsih, lliinjar). mid lute Recto
ref m’lh*ea*e« of Vrlmirv organs a 11.1 diseases nf
» nu n ninl children. has opened hU Institiilir
I f,, r i(ic cure of fill form* of private diseases,
I a| ,eh n* syphilis. gonorrhea. nocturnal mu
mnl 111 It he eoiiseipience- of*i If.ahnse In till?
(!r-t .tage* of iron >rrhenl di*e:i*i * he gnarauh*e* a enro
in .i lew day*. without Inconvi nonce to the pnlou l,
er hindrance hi lII* h.l*lne*s \\ lien R paliell*, hy
nevlert. or improper treniment, ha* ilevelop.al the
seeoiulnrv symptoms of syhlli* such ns huhoe«. or
inlnmi swelling* (Ml the crotfl*. or nicer* ill the throat
and nose. which, if not checked. destroy Hie soft
part* mnl cnn«e lII* hone* to mortify, •epa-ate mnl
rent" aw. iv, leaving the sullen -r nn object hideous to
hehotil: or w hen -plolch.* lint! P tuples break out,
upon the -kin, or When holm* painful swelling* open
Ihe hone*, or whet! 111* ciW'iiMilloti I* injur, *l *o a* to
pr.(li«po*e 111 consumption or other coii-iitulima.
disease, the |loeloi guarantees a cure or n-k* nnrmii'
■,,■ll*lll lon In Rheumatism, chronic or anile; In
iivseiiierv, or Diiirrlnen. lie Ini* *nte mnl etfectilnl re.
ineilie*. I’or the treatment of the con* iptence* of
«|.|( ahii-e. Mieh n*noetnrmil eini»*h>n*. nervon*ne**l
lit nidus headache. pain* in the hack and itmh*. wII It
general weaklo .s. Ids-of appelhe, In** ol memory.
Injury to I tic sigh), iv*t Names*. conlnston of Men*,
di-hke for •of e'y. -uni leeling of Wenrilie** of life;
With the nervous *y*|e|il m exclleahle Ihal slilfht
noi*e» *hock or startle the patient nifiklag his exist
ence miserable. For the iilmve mtilielie* the Doctor
w ill guarantee n cure or ask no compeiisaiion. !!•*
(•an lie cotisfilh'd ree of charge, mid invites all h»
call, a* ii will cost I hem nothing, and may ho much
lo their advantage.
Tuankhtli.nks* I* Titf. isccntive to
(i R ATlTfnr.
IJKI.HIV tie (in Idi,|| Ihe • a rli Unite* of two of (he
I.S sufferer* Ifmii Hie pangs of dt«f'»se. Who hnV
lug recovered (hi ir former health ffttd impelled hy
.■r in make know n ll eti case* thd the remedial
au'elil: mid their staleinet i* are aulhetilic dial t>> a
Notary I 1 II()Hc. Ihe lien Inis ol society III"(l.Tllin*tv
loimiiaiid their pidilicitv. ntlfl we cninuiclid their
pcrnsid to tlm nllt'idion ol nil afllicled.
Cri I IKP’ATK
Tlie undersigned, desinuis of nc<)indnling Ihoso
who innv he milorinmit.. monk'll lo he <*iliti lnrl\ nf
dieted where a pernuinei’) reijefnl their suffering*
Ilia) ho ohlllined. feel* it lit* fluty lo Hill* publicly
express his sincere gratitude to fir I. .1 I ’Zf 1 p I.a I,
lor Iho I•no on 111 recovery of bis henllh. Porn'
.low i, h\ | hi" ilislre**ilig >v Inl loins Incidi nt to Ihe
vi. ion* practice* ol uncoiilrolhihle |ia**ion in youth,
depressed in hotly mnl mind, unnhle to perform even
, 11,., ino*i i riding duty imposed upon Ihe dally av oca
lion* of I i it*. I sought I lie advice ol inmiv physicians,
1 wleial tir*t regarded mv disease ol trilling iinport
anc.e. hilt alas! idler a lew Week* coil in several lll
; nee* nit ml In*, of l heir trenlinent. I foimil In rny im
iilterahle liorrnr. Ihal instead m rein I Hie symplon e
heraiiie more ahirniing in Ilnur torture, mid being
dually lold me hy one Ihal Ihedisease.heiiig routined
' principly to the lira in. medicine* would lie ol llllie
i*iin*<.|lilr-nfM*. I despmri d o| evi r regnining nn healtli
slrengttl mid energy. mid as a lasi resort,and w 1 1 fI
Ini! II faint hope, called upon Hr. t’zapkav w ho. filer
; e,\aniiniog my case, ITeserihed some ini dicilie w htell
almost in*l lilt IV relieved tne ef Ihe dull pain* and
1 lir/.liies* in my head. Cnconniged hy Hits resnli. I
I resnlve.l lo plaee iny-ell iinniedialel) under Id* ear*.,
! and, hy n strict oheilienco to l.i* directhui* and nil
vice, n v l ead became clear. mv nleiiscollect.il!. iho
constant pain in my Inn k and groins. Ihe weakness
of hiv limhs, Ihe nervous reaction il my whole ays*
lemon He slightest alarm or excitement, the mis
anlliroiiy mnl evil forehedinu*, the sell distrust mnl
want ol coidldeiice in o tiers. H.e iticai iihililv to
study and want of resollilhui. Hie frightful exciting,
and at lime* | leasnrablo dreams at night, follow e.l
; Itv in vi it ll ID :iry dtschnrgi.*. have all disappeared, and
in fact, in two months idler having consnlled Hn*
I I>, clor. I tel! ms if inspired by a new life—lhal lifn
whicii, hut n short time ago, I eonleniplat.d lo end
hy my own hand.
W'i'h a view lo guard Ihe unfortunate from falling
into Ihe snares of iin oiiipi lent (jiiack*. I deem it my
I duly to utter this leslinnniy to the merit and skill of
Hr. < leipUay, and recnmmeiul him |o all who may
stand in lien I of medical advice, being assured hy
my ow n experience Hud. once under his care, a rnd
! ical mid permanent cure will he effected
I!. F. FIId.MORK.
Slat" of l 'alifornia. county of .Sari Franei*i:o—*nh
scrilnd and sworn lieh-re me. this IT»h day of April,
I), lead. tisiglied) JonN Miimilicton.
Notary Public.
A CARD—Prompted oy nil honest desire of my
i » heart, I wish In lay helore tin* public u case
w hi. >i deserves a Ink'll commendation. not only ax nn
n( scientific skill, Iml llml ef lunmnilv also. About
two years ago, I suddenly, and from inn-."* unknown
In me. sei/ed M i'll n 111 of epilepsy. Wllia'll. nwlllK
my inability In iiu*i i t l lir expenses consequent ti|inua
(borough medical treatment, and the discouragement
I met wall no <«(Sonipii UK it, soon became such (us 1
win* then led In believe) ns In defy tin- skill nf n phy
siciaii. I was frequently w bile in (inrsiiit nf my rnll
inn, thrown .lown in ttir ground without the slightest
warning, mid although in*, nsible In the agonies. I
ret despised the miseries nf rny tile,sml soon learned
In look ii|nin tlmse who would render me assistance
nr shelter me trout (limiter as enemies v tin sought In
prolong the miseries of my existence. While in this
Stale, and bav lint previous to my ullliclinn lasted the
sweats of life, I once more was induced to attempt
seeking aid of a physician, and, by recommendation,
culled upon hr. L. J. Fv.apkai. 1 told him my cir
cumstaiices and my inability to reward Win for hi*
service*, reltardles* of which, however, he at once
undertook my case, and with the blessing of Hod I
was once more restored to perfect health. I. I liable
to reward him for the boon which I enjoy id present,
anil yet conscious of my indebtedness. I consider it
due in myself tied to till the iifllicted In make the case
public, in order that those in need of medical advice
may Unit a physician in whom every confidence can
he placed
i..s MKVKU YAIIhONSKV.
Slide nf California, county of San Francisco, ss—Sub
scribed and sworn before mu this first day of August
A. It. ISjO. Uilbxrt A.OkaxT.
L.a, Notary Public,
hr 1,. .7. Csnpkay'a Medical and Surgical Institute
is at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento sts.,
San Krr.hctseo. California. The Doctor offers fo-e
consultations, and asks no remuneration nates* he
effect* a cure.
Spkrm ator rhika.
OR. local weaknoss, nervous debility, low spirits,
lassitude, weakness of the limbs mid back, in
disposition and incapability for laleir and sindy,dull
ness of nppreliensinn, loss of memory. aversion to so
ciety. love ef solitude.timidity, self distrust, diwfines*
headache, involuntary disehiirgt-s. pains in the side,
ntf'-ctions of the eyes, pimples on the face, sexual and
other tntirninties in man, are cured without fail by
the justly celebrated physician and surgeon, I-. J.
( ziipkny. Ills method at curing di*eases is new.tur*-
known to others) and hence the great success. All
culisullntiolis (by teller or otherwise) fri t*. Address
1.. J. Fxupkny, M. D.. San Francisco, <’al. n'J-3m
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