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(Druuillt Sailq Unite ißttotb.
Kate Lansing.
BV PEBOITA.
Yon should have seen her then, her
young and girlish ferm bending first
over one couch of pain and then anoth
er. Ib-w anxiously she watched and
tended those sick friend*—das, in vain,
f'hc saw the lifeless forms of her pro
tectors, first, the wife, then the hus
band, and finally their child —all com
mitted to the bosom of the terrible
deep. Kate was alone, she hit that
she «as nlone; yet she sank not, but,
like an angel of mercy, she passed from
couch to couch, ministering to the af
flicted. It mattered not where sick
ness and suffering were, whether in the
steerage or the cabin, there was Kate
Lansing to bo found, giving medicine
to one* nourishment to another, cons •-
lation to a third, and bathing the burn
ing br<»w and parched lips ol a founh.
It was no wonder that they felt com
forted when they saw her coming, or
that they greeted her, and spok'* of her
ns “the kind lady.” In this work of
womanly devoteduess, twenty-one days
passed away, before icaching the en
trance to the long looked for and wel
come harbor of Sin Francisco. The
sense of her loneliness pressed heavily
upon her heart, and she r* tired to her
room to pray that she might bo pre
served from all danger, and guided in
her future course, earnestly commit
ting herself to His care and keeping,
who had promised to bo “a husband to
the widow and a father to the father
less.” Hastily arranging her toilet,
she went upon deck to take a first view
of San Francisco, just as they were
rapidly nearing the end of Long wharf.
This wharf was full of anxious faces,
eagerly looking for loved ones expect
ed to arrive by that steamer. As Kate
looked upon all that vast multitude of
human beings* and felt that there was
no one to look for her—no one to take
her by the hand and say, welcome to
California—a heart-sickened fooling
crept over her, and she retired to her
room, determined to wait till the press
of the crowd was over and the Captain
was at leisure, and (hen seek from him
advice as to her future course. Kate
bad not waited long before the crowd
had nearly all dispersed. Night was
fast corning on, and she began to feel
uneasy, when a light tap at her state
room door arrested her attention.
‘‘Excuse me, madam,” said a manly
voice, which slic recognised at once as
belonging to one of (ho passengers
whom she had nursed on shipboard.
“I know that you have lost your triends
on the passage, and have come to say,
that if I can ussi-t you to find your
friends here, it would afford me plea
sure.’’
“I thank you, sir,” said Kate, ‘‘but
I have no friends. Those I lost by the
fever were all 1 had to depend upon iu
this country, now I am alone.”
‘*l am very sorry to hear it‘ madam,
but surely I nan do something to serve
you. Do not fear to let me know if I
can ; 1 have a sister myself at home.
You may trust me as you would a bro
ther; for Californians, though some
times rough and coarse among them
selves, know how to treat a lady res
pectfully, and as gentlemen should ;
and am I not already deeply indebted
to you for your kind care while I was
tossing in the delirium of that drcadlul
fever f”
“Do not mention it.” said Kate,
“but if you can inform me of some ho
tel or boarding-house whore I can put
np for the present and feel safe, it
would oblige me very much.”
“Surely, that I will do with plea
sure,” said the stranger, “fortunately
1 am acquainted lure with a widow
lady who keeps a private boarding
house. With her you will be wi ll pro
vided and cared for. California is my
home, although business called me to
New York* from whence I have, as
you know, but just returned, so that I
speak from personal knowledge.”
The manly and courteous candor of
the stranger induced Kate to accept
his proffered services, and on arriving
there she found it all that it hail been
represented to be.
[continued in ouk next]
$5O 00 REWARD
3TOLKN rrora the stabl" <>r iht* subscriber,
Wednesday night, Nov. iith, a halt!
iHirrel Mare. Any one returning said
animsl to me at the Steam Sawmill, Oroville.will re
ceive the above reward.)
■ 15 W.'GAKRIOTT.
MEDICAL.
DR CHARLES H TOZERS
Private .Medical Card.
(j3TRANOK.iI? visiting Sacramento will fi'mcml»‘r
Ij that Dr. Toaer’s Infirmary in in bth street, be
fw I*ll n J amt K sis,, Sm-niinento.
The great success and many nut teal cures made hy
Dr. Toser since hi" commencement in this city,
which hundred* can testify, induce* itirn to inform
those afflicted with tiny private complaints, recent or
chniliu-, met wi-h to Ire w*-H and thoroughly cured.
It will lit thflr interest anti welifarel > calf <m him
ivho (of the hist twenty (lie yearn ban given hi" en
tire attention to Private Complaints, and to all cases
of a private nature, acute, and chronic, such as Sy
philli". Secondary and Constitutional affections,
f.onorrhhoe unit Hemimtl VVeakm-"; (;|eet and
strictures and nil diseases of the «t-niiirn and urinary
organs, noth in male and female, such os Prolapsus,
Kloar Albas, Hysteria, ,kc.
Patients can he assured that their complaints will
not be tampered with, hut treated upon strictly sci
entific principles. Private complaints eradicated in
a few days; new cooes cured in n short time, without
mercury.
tie can he consulted lit Ms office nt all times of the
day, from !• in the morning until o in the even I nip
All In affliction can find in him one who can see and
sympathise with and hetriend them when in irunhle,
and ne relieved and i tired.
Apartments privately arranged so as to preclude
the possibility of exposure.
I.eliers eimlosinu -*ln w ill receive prompt attention
with fieri ad vice urn I instniciions.
c. h. tmZ!:u. m. i,. f
6th street, between J und K,
!|KBAD \NL» UKFLKCT.
Dr. Cha'n 11. Tozfr's Cant to (hr Afflicted.
'iuick cure* ml low prices at, the old established
olllce, lilli street between J and K.
B V It. T*'/.fill returns his thunks to bis numerous
MM patients for iln ir patronage, and would ,-m
-brace Ibis opportunity to remind them that he con
tinues to consult on those cases i I i s:skk(eai, widen
have ballh-d the skill ol seme ol the most celehntled
physicians of Ihe wire. ami upon which ho has near
fitUnl hi prr/iirm n ru'lunl nor.
Dr. Tozor’s reputation as a physician stands on
e pi-ilh-d. His exclusive attenfion to diseases of the
genito urinary organs for so many years, renders him
perfectly milsler of syphilitic <li"eases.
Tin* large number of aggravated cases that he his
perfectly cured after they have heeu given up hy
many others Is the onlv proof that a physician re
i|illres of Ids uhilily. Dr .Timer would slain that In
can cure any mid all esses of varieties of the disease,
no mailer how lout; standing, or what proyross tin
disease tins made, every patient can rely upon it cure.
lir Tozer has, it is well k nown, i.iken patients
front the very verge ol the crave, tin I restored them
to perfect health, lie weald farther state, that he
deems ii siitttcli-iit lo attract the attention of those
who might nei-d the services ol a physiefae in all
cases, Imt particularly those etiumernfed In the ad
vertisement, expect mg tln-y would ie«i inv merits as
a practitioner; and tin- result of my practice tins been
lints fur s.alishiclory to my patients and myself Nor
do I deem it nece.-snry to Mil colinnns of the newspa
per" with fulsome einpric ami bomba-lie adverii-e
-inent, professing my ability to heal all diseases Mesh
is heir 10, for to do that I mast he something more
limn Man, ha' to give liaise that are afflicted wilit
Vem-real. Chronic, ithd ether diseases, to understand
from long experience, I am fully competent to treat
them siiccesslnllv,
M y regard for llie dignilyof the medical profession,
to which I have the honor to la-long, deters me from
committing any act savoring of rank ipmckery, and
regard for my own dignity would prevent my plactiiK
myself on a par wilhipiucks and iiosiriini venders of
tile present .-life.
I otter no fraudulent or genuine certillcntes or pn (Is
of my superior ipi all (leal lons as a pracl if loner; neither
do I assume to myself medical honors lo which I cm
not entitled, lint merelr ask those who are diseased,
to read the different advertisements relating lo the
cure of private diseases, mid Judge for themselves
where to apply for relief. M y rooms are so arranged
that I can be consulted in privacy at all boors ol the
day, from !i o clock in the mommy until rt o'clock In
the evening.
Persons with Chronic Diarrhoea, Dysentery. I.ocml
Weakness, Nervous DeliilCy. Dow Spirits. Lassitude
Weakness of the Dlmbs and Hack. Indisposition.l.oss
of Memory. Aversion to society. Dove of Solitude.
Timidity, Sell Dlsirnsl, Dizziness Headache, Pains in
the side. A tied lon ot the Dyes, pimples on Ihe face.
Sexual and oilier inllrmilies in Man, Jtc., will tind it
important to consult Dr. C. 11. Tozer, til his office, mb
street, between J and K. Sacramento.
RHAD AM) REFLECT.
DR.nHARI.K* M.TO/Kirs CARD to the afflic
ted of California. In approaching any now
cinirw of systematic Inquiry, there am certain points
concerning which the incjuin r should always he care
fnl to satisfy himself, lie should comprehend dis
tinctly wind the subject of inquiry is —Health and
Disease
If we can form and tlx in our minds a dear (•(incep
tion of the state of Health, we shall have no dittleuliy
in understanding what was meant by Disease, lint
beyond, thonith not above, these objects of investiga
tion ot the human body, we have another and still
Holder end It is to lay before you in such terms that
you ( annol be mistaken and will know where to ap
ply for relief.
I use the word “disease *’ generally, and before I
speak of the sinus of particular diseases, it w ill he
proper to take a general view of symptoms. When a
person is troubled or alllicted with disease, which
causes a weakness of the hack and limbs, pain in the
head, dimness of sight, loss el muscular | uwer, pal
pitation of the heart, irritability, nervousness, dys
pepsia, derangement of the digestive functions, mm ■
oral debility, symptoms of consumption, and many
others which are better explained than put on paper,
and require Medical or Surgical attendance, it would
bo well for them to inquire il there is u physician who
Is competent to attend them, and whti underlsunds
the application of medicine, and whose scientific at
tainments in Ins profession, and whose age and exjre
hence entitle him to yours confidence. Considering
these Ihi airs. Dr. t’hss. II Toler has concluded lo in
form yon that are afflicted, advertising Ins place of
business, slating (bat he has been a successful prac
titioner for over twenty five years, and has
ATTENDED AND CUBED HUNDREDS,
when they have bet n considered by other physicians
and have been pronounced by them past recovery
Therefore you may rely upon him as one in w hom
secresy and the utmost confidence can be placed.
Dr. C. il. T.would invite all that are afflicted local!
on bint, and if be does not administer for them,there
will be no charge made. I.el no false delicacy pre
vent you, but apply immediately, and save yousrlf
from the dreadful consequences which must follow
those who neglect lo receive attendance.
Dr, 0. 11. Toaer’s office is on fUh street, near the
Belvldere Hotel, between J and K street*. Ills rooms
are so arranged that the Doctor can be consulted
without fear of molestation.
Oiflce hours, fro m il In the morning until din the
evening. C- H.TOZKR, M. D.,
novd Gih st.. between J and K, ttacrumentu.
ViJ.Dr. J. 1.. UiaPKay.—The gentleman whose
name form* the caption of this notice is one of the
lew modern physician* whose application to hi* pro
Cession and devotion to the afflicted, render him alike
an ornament to the one and a benefit to the other. A
Hungarian by birth.he sought w ilh Kossuth to place
in* 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 our glory
and our pride la his efforts so to do, he has rea|ied
the reward of in* Cectual resistance to oppressii a .and
■•a home and a country know him no more ” Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
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: a* a physician, his skill unsurpassed; and
to those whose imprudence has left Upon them the
taints of disease, we can conscientiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find a
friend w hom Ur know i* great gain. The Dr ’s office
1 is No. 3 and 4 Armorv Hall, corner of jacruim-nU.snd
Montgomery streets.san t’ruueuoc. a!4-3m
MEDICAL.
DR. .T C. YOUNG’S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MISERS, TKAVKLKUrt, ETC.
rWTMF.RF. f- no malady of deeper Importance either
fi ina medical or moral liirl l l at tii’w, to which
iiic human family i* more liahki than that ariring
from impure connections.
As a medical man it is the duly of every physician
to look at disease ns it effects health ami life, amt his
.ole object should be !<• mitigate. ns far a. lie. in his
power, the leatilv suffering. Human nature nt best is
but frail, all are liable to ml«f<irtnne.
lif nil ihe ill- th.it affect man none nre mere terrible
than Ibo.e of a private nature. Urea.lfni a- It is In
the perron whocimlracl.it. triirhtt>il a- are it. rsvng.
ea upon hi.con.tiUltioii. ending t're.mently in ile.trm>
lion and a loathsome grave, it becomes of -till greater
Importance when It i M transmitted to ttincrent off
spring. Huch being Ihe -e how m-ce-sary it be
come, that every one having the least reason to tt ir
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
toll at "once hv consulting some physician, whose
res|K-etalbility and education enable, him to warrant
a s ife. .pc. dv. and porntelteiil cure. In accordance
with tills necessity, I l|t, A Ol N<l teeN ealled U|e-tlto
.'ate that, by long study and extensive pracllr.-. be
has belome perlhct master of all thos iliseases wltieli
com. under the dononiinntion of venereal, and Inn
ing paid more attention to that one branch than any
other p|o nie'.iu in the t idied Slat) s. he feels hltn-ejf
belteninnlifled to teal them.
Pyphili* in all its forms, such as ulcers, swelling In
the gr- mas. nicer in the throat.secondary svphd i-. cu
taneous rr iptioies nlrenil ions, lertuary -> philts. >y
phil s in children, niercureal -yphilltic affections, gon
orrhea, gleet, strict«res, lulse na-sr.ges, (iiduu.alnoi of
the tdadder and protrate ahinn*.excoriations. tumors,
pustules. Me., nie ns lam I liar to him as the most com
mon tilings of daily observation.
Tim Doctor effects a cun- in recent case, in n few
dnvs and Hilda no difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting Hie patient lose. !i treat
ment as w ill draw upon bun the aligbtesi -mpieion
or oblige him to neglect bis business Whether within
(airs or without. The diet tn-ed not lie changed i x
repl in cases of severe InfhimateUi. There are in t’.di
fornin patients i amounting In over two thousand in
the pa.) year) that could furnish proof of this; hut
Hie--- ure mailer, ihotrwfulri* thi nicest eecre-y which
lie always preserves.
All letters enduing SlO, w ill lie promptly nltc-nded
In. Office hours from ft \.M to 81* M. Address .1
i’, Yol’NC, M. O. r.Xpress p.uilding- eorner of
Montgomery ami ('nliforniiin streets, over Well, ’ur
go Co.'s Express Department.
A <- AUD—FROM 111!. VOI NC'S PItIVATR
g'\ M KDICAI, Offh-e—To the ullhclerl—ln tide
age of progress, whon seletice is develop ug itself m
siicah a manner a. to appear almost inu aculon-. every
thing in common place is finked upon as not worth
notice In view of this fact. Or. Voting, corner iff
Montgomery and California streets, has concluded to
leave the head'll track hitherto por-Ulsi hv most sci
entific physicians, i that ot waiting for the politic u>
And you out alone,! ami publish to the world, as
much as tnav he. his knowledge of Ihe healing art.
to let those w ho he In need of assist)!nee l!how w here
they can Hind relief without tear of heing imposed
upon.
In continuation of this .object. Dr. Voting would
-ay. that of the past ten year, he has pursued (he
prnrtlue of medicine in one of Ihe largest oil ie. In the
1 rilled Stales, w itli Ihe hlglu-t success, and that bis
standing as n physician Is without reproach, having
at one lime been lecturer at Ihe I iiiversity of Penn
sylvania on venereal di-eases. \-c.
I pon all of these conideralions. Ur. Voting hnscoti-
Ildenee in introipiciiig Idtnselfto Ihe putiiic, knowing
that they will sustain wall earned merit.
The following are n few of the ninny testimonials
which have appeared in the public journals the last
few years:
[From the Ilo.ton Medical Journal ]
Although we urn opposed to the system o| advertis
ing. for good mid sufficient reason, still we deem it
hut justice to say that Dr Voting is one of the most
industrious and indefatigahlc votaries of the medical
science in the fulled States.
from I’rofe-sor Jackson
The vibs.-ril »r is personally acipiainled with Dr
Voting, and has seen much of his practice, anil can
hear testimoney to his merili as a practitioner.
From the New York Herald
Tho eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and Iho very extended opportunities
possessed hy him for the observation of venereal ills
eases, make hi. service* invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted wilti private complaintsshould consult
Dr Voting, whose education is not surpassed hy any
physician In the country. In his skill, honor and in
tegrity all mav rely with safely, while most of the
practitioners In this city nre without honesty or res
portability their pretentions heing grounded in ignor
ance ami assumption.
(ifliee eornor of Montgomery nnd California streets,
up stairs, opposite the hanking house of Wells Fargo
fc Co Open from 9 A. M. to 8 I*. M , Sunday In
cluded-
PRIVATE Medical Office—Hundreds of those who
have contracted disease are dlsadpointed of a
cure hy not rail)nv on Or. Voting at first lie will
forfeit any sum if he fails to cure any cam* Hint may
rerne under his care, ne matter how long standing or
alllieting. such as ulcers, tumors, nodes, hunches,
pimples on the fac® and hi sly, pains in the hones and
loins, wakefulness, trembling, copper colored sores,
wasting of Hie hones, emaciation, loss of appetite,
strength ond flesh, sores in the nose and ears, loss ot
hair, weak eves, itching humors, fc Many persons
after being relieved ef all extern il appearances ot
private disease, suppose themselves cured, hut alter
a few months find they are troubled with various
symptoms which they never hail before, and which
they And il impossible to relieve. To all who are af
flicted in this way. Dr. Young would particularly rec
ommend a trial of hi* skill. The symptoms with which
you are troubled tire caused by taints in the blood,
which sooner or later will destroy your health and hap
piness. Nr person who has ever hud an attack of any
private complaint should not fail to consult Hr. Voting
and taken few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine, as they can rest assured that their biood is
In a perfectly pure and healthy comiilien, and that
every truer* of disease fs removed from the system,
Decent cases cured in srotn two to five days without
change of diet or hindrance from business, or no fee.
lilt .1, ('. YOl’Xrt
office, corner Montgomery mid California streets,
opposite Weils, Cargo & Co.’s, office hours from 9
A M.,t08 I*. ,M.
Marysuille, June 10th. 1855
Dll. J. C. VOITNG —D**n 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 way that I was. Me has nightly emissions,
ringingacise in his head, weak hack, loss of memory,
ami Is generally debilitated ; he is discouraged and
has not confidence enough to enable him to call and
see you. I told him how 1 was and that rny friends
all said I was in consumption.and thedoctors up here
gave me up and advised me to go home to die. but
instead ef going home I called upon you, mid here I
am. as well as anv of them, anil likely to live a long
time yet. w itfl street h enough tc work with the strong
est of th‘*rn. Doctor. I will sen'* e'e'y one to you that
hs>ks to me ns though he needed u p.issicinn It shall
not be my fault if any one die# lor want of medical
treatment. I w ill do all I can to keep the afflicted
away from those pest# of society, yelcpt protewsors
and high si a idim: titled men who, if the facts were
known, tea men who left their country foi their coun
try's good. Puhlis this letter, doctor, if you wish,
and I hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see il and sleep bad tor one night.
Truly yours. GEO. DAVIDSON.
EDWARD M. BURROWS,
INTEKN ATI ON AIJ l OTEIS A LOON
JACKSON STREET,
Between Wlontgemcry and KcarncV*
SAN FRANCISCO
JBcjf Thtßraruia if Brandiei, ll'tnet and
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MEDICAL.
DR. BEINIMANIVS
P EIVA TE AIE DIC A L O I-EtC E.
corner Montgomery i jaca«i»n street,**
RAN FRANCISCO.
■ A?. II El INI M ANN. corner of Kearney and
■ w P.iriftc strvets. Han Francisco, has for h number
of your*. In Iho military amt other hospital* of France,
devoted hi? study prtin-iiiiilly to the Ireaimi-nt i*f He.
cn l di*,-a*»*s. nml ihiTcfure p<«*•«•**>•* a ihori «'h ex
perience in tin? partWiuiliir lirmich 1 1 •• i« «!••• p.-r
-fort I y furntliiir with all tin* recently discovered nml
highly Important retwslies nml mean- for the cure cf
sin h disease*. It l? *i irci*ly necessary lo mi.l tier*-
thnl ‘.n France where secret disea-es uro of more fee*
c|it<*> it occurrence thun *m where else. th.i physicians
of thnl country sre more rxnecl in thi-lrciire, nml iin*
constantly nml successi ullv endeavoring to thnl out
now remislles, more efficient urn! le«« dangi-ious than
those fonnorly usoil
lir lloinlTnanii i* therefore. cti'ilded to rnro all
these diseases with fnTlocl rorlaiutv. without n*iug
moiriiry. in a very short lir.io, anil wit hi it subject mg
his imiii'iit* to tin’ risk oi eiili-f piont injurious conse
quences.
chronic Gonorrhea. Rycrmnlorrhes. Plonr Alhns,
(Jon.ml Debility tho ro-nli ol misconduct, pollutions,
(fuin in tho hark nml side* Eruption*nf nil k:inl«,
;ir* nl• if*oil hy uhorlor raiisi's, I ,ns“ ol 11 air. Kin mil'll'
i'iii in tho Joints. Nocnrmi! sweat*. Seminal and I fin
al woakuoss. Injnrios roroivotl hv nn rrininl tn-al
tiioiil. vr ikr tiro rnro.l hv Ur. 111110111111111x1111 tho
aid of remedies known hut to himself, to tho jwrfi-ct
snlisbictien ol his rlionls.
Recent ilisoasos ol tho ahovo named kind will ho
proni'dlv and rildically removed helore Ihey rot sot*
tie iii il.o inslv nod horotno rhronir. hy l)r. Mi-mi
mum's own purifying vegetable roino.iios.
I ir. Ih.iidmuiiii further possesses a sure roinoily
ful.y tested, and which ran ho reins! nisni. lor Hie
rnro of Intornilltrnl i'Vvsr, Chill and fever. li'Vor
ami Ague, also a means lo remove, in a low days (or*
ovor. a had hroalli. with ml Die least Injury to the
slomarh. In tho pdesenl .lav? inmiornns remedies
nro offorod everywhere for 11 1 i'miaitiahle diseases,
hill in most nflhociisos the snlh r. s* :.ro so sadly dis
appoinbsl that Ihoy look with Justifiable niislrnst on
all ridvorlisainonls of this kind. Dr lloiniinaiin s ro'
medio- iioisf not he rivommended hy puffling charla
lanism (or Ihoy rocotninonil Ihemaelvi-s hy thoir i t
forts as has hooti soon and experienced hy ininioons
palionts who. fortunately for lliotnsolvos, havo used
itu-iii. For Iho inli-rninlion and satisfaction of iho
n( loniioroi vid pnhlir. tho slalonionl will suitin' that
1 1 r. 11 <*i 111 mu tin has in his possosrion ovor two him
dro.l testimonials from pallenl? rnrod hy him, 'losjiles
many olloT roliahle ]arsons wldrh hr •* roady to ox
hil.it whon roipiiroil. while rointnon ilocoiiry lorhids
him to publish 1 hem In iho newspapers.
I’orsons n|i|il> inc In Dr 111-110111111111 shall not ho
obliged |o pay in advance the lull priro ol the rnro,
a? ho is willing to submit his shill ami his romodios
first In ho tosh 1 1 .
(iho ihliiit Iho Doctor invariably requires from all
his palionts, (tint la a faithful and strict roiifurmiinro
w ith all los dirorlions and preemptions, otherwise ho
cannot and will not warrant a rnro.
AVriltotl lainsiilliilions will ho given without charge
and communications iiitswornl whether containing a
foo or mil proiri|dy, punctually anil with sirirl sen
ry, on applying, postage paid,ln Iho English, Frencli
or liorman l.angunges, to
Dr. M. lIEINIM ANN.
Corner of Kearney and Pucillc streets.
San Francisco.
To show to the snlisfaclinn of all that IT Iloinl
inanti i * a Ihorougtv i*-ducated, practical and expi-ri
onrnl idivsiriaii and siugeon. the following from liis
iiniin r.ins lostlmonials. tiro sulimUlrd to the public.
Nairn's are suppressed. hut Ho* authors are at any
time ready r» proclaim their truth ami iiuilienlichy
before the world.
(«hic 1C NWOOI) VaI.I.KV, Eoll.il. IS.'iti,
Dnnp Doctor;--I have known you since 1“I0 and
you have given so many proofs of your talents and
o.x|a-rletiro. thnl you have entirely won roaflilonce
Although yon reside at at a great dislalice Ijiuii mo
you know that I have several time son! you patients
« Midi other dociojw have uiven up as Inoiinilile, and
you have always received them and saved not only
thoir limits (ml also thoir lives. I w ill mny moaiion
horn the case of .Mr C .from Auburn, who Is
indebted to you for iho preservation nt his right arm.
which other doclors wanted to amputate, mid that nf
AD, <s ofiloloma. who allhomih ifiven upas
hopeless by two disdnrs was cured by you in Iwo
works lime .As 10 what you have done fur rny I unis
ly. suffice il lo say. 1 will never be a bin In repay you.
Accept dear Doctor, these few lines ns a proof of
the hiuh esteem I have of your talents as a medical
mini, and believe me te be your constant friend.
E (I.
Proprietor ofthe Miner’s Hole
To Dr. neinimnnn. San Emui'isco
(•reenwissl, February fllh. ISafi,
II it vim; slydied medicine myself at Ibe liiiversilj of
Tuvin, 11 Italy, I suppose I know enouitb to be he.
lieved when I declare hereby that you are the best
physician I ever met with In California. This decla
ration is fi-nnded on what 1 have seen you do and
heard from every lusty w hen I resid 'd at Mormon I*,
land. I know of many persons to whom you hate
saved life and limbs alter they had been completely
Uiven up hy others, and who will at any lime come
forward and testily to tho truth id Ibis and to your
science. AVishinu you for the future, the same sue
cess which has attended you thus far. I remain truly
yours, C. K.
To Dr. Iletniinunn, Him Francisco.
('oloma, Janrrry 10th, 1556.
My Dear and Much Esteemed Doctor; —II i* with
much reuret lha I I and all your other friends saw you
quit Mormon Island. AA e have lost in you 11 physi
cian of ureal talent and experience, who wecould not
appreciate too much. It was proven enom/h hy the
numerous who came to call on you from all parts of
the mines, and you are in the best remembrance of nil.
Myself, uiven up by whom I considered our best phy
sicians. prepared myself to die; hy chance I came un
der your treatment and you ha'e cored me of a urave
sickness in a short lime. You have proved yourself
a physician and you do honor lo the name («.
To Dr. 11, Ilcliilinnnn, Corner Jackson and
Monluiimery streets, San Nrancisco.—Dear Sir:—lt
is with yleastire that we notice the unbounded suc
cess which has attended you In your practice since
your residence in this Stale, now over seven years
The ueml you have done and the skill 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 snfferinu with disease
Most of it were well acquainted with yon while! you
resided at Mormon Island, and witnessed there some
remarkable cures which you effected on patient*
w tio-e case* were pronounced hopeless hy eminent
physicians. VVe have also seen w hat you have done
for some of our friends now residing at Cnloma and
Placerville, who after niiteh pesnasion and Induce
on tits oil our part, consented lo go and see you, when
Hies had almost despaired of their lives. They did so
and returned, and are new living hale and hearty mm;
and read r. if this notice should reach your eye and
you are afflicted, take our advice and go to Dr HEIN-
I A| ANN. and you will never regret il.
Dear Doctor, receive with our most hearty wiihe*
for your future welfare, the assurance that we believe
you lo la- one of our most talented and exjierienced
physicians in the Stale.
Fkkiikhiik Hasvwass, I
(nror.’r Millers' Hotel.) |
Jaiob AViski.kmasn, Aflreenwood Valley
(p r Greenwood Ilrewery, |
John Urorok, J
Arucst lUiisk, J
Josksii WiuHAMN, { Colotna.
CHAtlri il is s. I
T. Itci.ar.« \ Propr’s of the 1
T. II a/it, j Croix Federate, /Placerville.
Jkas lUciii-rr, j
A. 11. AValkier. El Imraflo Slide.
G. y.RoicKK. ttirra of E. Poppe 4. C 0.,) Orovillo.
Josmi i.i.AVieL, Aubnni.
Chari ks K asi kli 1, Hpanish iiry Diggings.
T Hksmsuak. (jicop’r of bridge,; Condemned Bar,
C. AVou.ca, .sucnunenlo,
R. Fissirorr, do
R*sacp, do
Capt. Ilxsn, Michigan Bluff*.
(’apt. F. I*. Miaroco. Mormon Island.
lUsat Tactu (Republican House,) Jackson.
Thi* leaiiraaaial waa not soli ailed by Dr Ilelnb
majju.
MEDICAL.
DS- L. J. CZAI’KAY S
llrand Mr./icrrl and institutr*
,\r ory f/.MI hiilldifKf. corner of Moniifotncry .*l*nl
Harmon nfo •(*. Han Fnnu i*co.
r.'tahJi 'h*! for ikf pe r,mmt nirf o( »U p'irn'' nml
rhriimr diff'Urf, nnd Iff ftipftrrftinn of i/nn. k'rii.
3 % fj. r. J. (7. M*K i\ , I MT IV TUP. IM'Nt: V
H WrUn l!evolulion.u r y Unr Chief (In.ii bn i *
ri:c jiih reiflrheni ol (liihvi-iN. Chief s'C-'een I* l the
Military Hospital of fVs'h, II unv f). mi-1 !•'?* I.eclo
r. r on |»(.i ii*. < nf I rlriMry nnriin and rti* <>f
women add chHifrvn h 1 a 1 ■ • ■ * ■
r-.r the cure of all form* <.f fl ir ifi
such a* svphilis, cmVorrhci*. taic'erh'il etuis**
•hiii« nml all the c(*tl«eO»i""c«** of *ell- tlmse In Hi"
fir*f stakes of iMftofflinai • 1 1 ~• * I" 1 ir'i*" 'iii'ee* a •
In a few * l.i v•. . 1 1 1 . * 11 1 .•.i • • i., j. ■»
i f hind Di nee la hi* lai*.in-** I* h* fi ’ fi"'lelil. I>V
nett left, or Improper fremment. It < *‘• -I H>'
mvowdar? «*ni|ili rn« of -vhili* ’Hah 'i* '• ihoi**. or
|i’iii|fiil -weftlmrs on the i'rol i\ or •>!» ■ -• D the* throat
and bi*p. which if net checked. deor . Hi* *"(1
parts and ran*.* Iln* hor.es 1 * mo'fih. -*'h , i , 'i : e ami
come awn», (vavlmj tin 1 *ufr**r» 'ino' ’ I' In "« *ii
iiehold; or w lion «('! >(<ti"« and n mple* It. -ik out
n|»iii Hie din. or wtn*n ft** hi* painful ■ n.** upon
lln* hones, orwhen hi* roimfiinlima I* injnri-il *o a* n.
pri*ili*|ioaii to consumption or nf hiT e i* *tiiii! - nrin«
disease. Ihe fVrloj if'lnrunlces a cure or ;•-!.« in i-nm*
rnii«:ilioii. In Rheumatism. fhnntr or ni’iDin in
lU*i*i|ii*r>. or fdnrrhisn. In ha* “an an*l • f* rt'iul r<*-
ini-ilii**. Fur lh'* 1 renlffteiH of tin* ron* ip'eoc.s o'
self-abuse, such ns nocturnal emissions, n rveitsuessf
timidity, headache pain* In lln* I»:i**l* in .*iili«. with
Ui n< rai wenkne-*, In** of appetite, lo** o( ra. Miorx.
injury lo Die *i»’lD, re*.‘les*iie*s conluslofr of ideas,
dislike for soelelv. llml fiflimf "f wenriue* of life;
witli tin* nervous *i*fiM m iv •lliali'i* rAm «11 v 1 • t
lioi*<*« .|iock i»T slnrlle the p’lliifil oink in* exUl*
euee rni«iTalili*. I'or 1 hi* above niahidies .In' I tort (rtf
will L'lmr.iiilin* a cure nr n*k no ciim|n*ii* i*ion, (lo
ran la* ron*nlt'*d re" of rhiiriTo, ami llivitoanll lo
call. Halt will coal I In* in nothin#- and t nay hr lancii
In Ihnr advanlatfr.
TIIANKM'LLM “S la THE IMCthITIVK TO
(iRATirrnK.
api’.l.OW wr puliliali Ihr rrrlillralr* o( wo ofth"
Em rntfiTiir* Iroin tin* piinc* oi ili>ra*i . «lm Imv
inn rrrovrrnl Ihrir l'i rim r Imalfli and • rn;n-Il.*d hv
k'nililndr. imikr known llirir rinri nml Ihr rrmrdial
adrid; and Ihrir ."talnnrni* nrr inithriDn all d hy a
Notary I’llhltC. Thr ilnranda of aorirty nr|n rio-mlv
commaiid their |iiddiril\, mi l we rominrml ihrir
|w*ruaul to tho ntlriilion ol ail alTTtclnl.
CK KTIPICATH
The nndrr*isnird, d«*iioit« ol ar(|iintnliiiv thoair
who may hr iinforliinnlr wioo/h to !«• *imil.'irly nf
lliclod whrrr a prrmmiriit rrltrf of (lo ir «iiffn iinrw
non Ito ohl iiinrd, frrl* it lII* duty to riot* |Hlldh*ly
rx|irr*« Ida ainrrrr (fmliUnlr hi i• r I, .1 l'*«|ikiiy,
for tin* (irriiianriil ncovrrv of hi* health. Horn"
down by Ihr di'lrr«.*int{ *Mn(>hmi« inruh lit fo Ihr
virion* pracllrrs of iinconlrollnblr |m*“ron in youth,
dr|)rr*«rd In liodv ami mind, imaldr to rform rvrii
Ihr mod trillimr duly ini|ioard iipon tin dadv avoca
tion* ol lit)*. I tmil.dli tin* mlv irr of m ain |div*lrian*,
who id tlr-t rrltardrd inV di*i*ii*i > id trilti " import
niirr. hut nlafl iifirr a Irw wia I.• and In «rvi*: al in*
•tuner* nuniili*. ofthrlr trrniiiiciit. I loiind to tny mi—
iilli,ral)li* horror that limtrad ol i In I tin- ym|ihnns
hrcatnr morr iilnnninL' in ihnr ImT n*. and hrimt
dually (old nir In otn* I tint thrdi*r;,*r ’a i ntt rontliird
prilll’iply to tin* hiain. mrilirilir* w ould hr of li-Dr
ron.*ri|iirncr. I di**|ialrrd of i*vi*rrrirainiii!.' ru> In dtlt
•irrngth and rnrnty; nml nn a Inst mw»rt,innl with
hut n faint hopr. calh d upon IT. ('/.ttpkny who. aflrr
rxtuiiiiiint'm v cii.i . |»ri*HcrilM*d *omr no d let nr wh u h
idmo*l ludnntly rvlirvrd imp of Ihr dull pain* n I
di//.itni** in mv lirad, Ilnrourat'rd hv Ihi* rr*iill, I
n «olvrd to plan* m\*rl( innnnlinlrly iinih r hi* rarr,
mid, hy a •trirl ohrdirnri* to hi* dirrrlirn* ami ml**
vlrr. my hnnl hccatnc rlrar. my Idrn* mllrrl id. ihr
roii*tatd pain in mv Inn k mid irroni*. Iln* w. akm »*■
of mv limh*. Ihr nrrvmin rniclloll it my wliolr rr**
lemon ihr iditthh**! ahtrin or rxcilrnn nl, tin* mi*-
nnlhropy and evil forrhodliuns Ihr *• 11 ilictrn*! and
want of conlldnic* in o’her*. Ihr inraf ahllhv to
Hliidy and wind ol rrnoliilioii. the Irii/hlful rxcltlnir,
and at limra plrnanrahlr dreams at iiiirht, follow i d
hv involunlary dicchartfra. him* all di'.'ippr irrd. and
hi fact, in two moldin' after lunim' ron*nlli*d the
Ih.ctnr, I fell It* if ItTpirml hy a new lit.—Dial lifo
which, hut ft abort time uk'o, I (•onh*iii| lahil to end
hy my ow n hand.
' will, a view to trntird tin* iiliforliinnlr from fiiliint?
into Die *nnrr*ot incomprtrnl ipiark «. I derm it my
duty to offer tin* tralitnony to tin* merit and -'till of
I>r. T/apUay, and rrcommcnd him to all who may
Miami in lira I of inrdiral advio*. hrintr a**iirrd hy
my own experience Mint, oner under hi* ruir a rad
ical and permanent cure will hr rffrrird
11. K. I lI.LMiiRK.
Ptnli* of ('allfnrnin, comity of San I'ram i-ro—Snh
•crllird and sworn hrlnrr me, Do* IT'li day of April,
\. I). 1850. (Signed) John Minin.kto\.
Notary I’ulilic.
a. CARD—Prompted hy an honc**t di virnof my
ta heart. I wi.h In lay Indore the public a ciimi
w hich ilr-rrxr* a hiith comnirndntlon, not only a* an
id ol Hcmalilh* nkill. hut timl i*f hinianity also. Aim'll
two years flip ■, I •iiddrnly. and from i*aii**** unknown
lo me, seized with a 111 (if **plli*p*y .whirh. owinit lo
mv inability to inert Ihr exprlirr* ron i ipn al upon a
Ihoronuh medical irratmrnl, mid Ihr diMrourairrnient
I met with on atlrmplliiK il, noon hrcanir *nch la* I
wtiM then led to believe) as lo defy the skill of a phy
sician. I win* freipienlly while in pursuit ol my call
inif, thrown dow n to tlir ground wiihont lln* sdirhieMl
warnlnii, and iillhomrh iiiwmslhle to itn* intnnn * I
yet de-jdsed the miseries of my life, and soon learned
lo look upon those who would render me assistance
or shelter me from danker ns enemies v ho s,»u«ld In
proloiiK the miseries of my exUtenrc. \\ Idle in this
Stale, and havinu previous to my affliction lasted the
sweet* of life, 1 once more was induced lo attempt
see kin# aid of a idiysieian, and, hy recommendation,
culled upon Hr. 1.. J. t’eapka*. I told him my cir
cil instances and my inability torewurd him for his
services, regardles* of which, however. In* at once
umlerlook my case, and with the hlessink of fi'id I
was once more restored t<» perfect health. L'nahle
to reward him for the boon which I enjoy at present,
mid yet conscious of my indebtedness. I consider it
due lo royselfar.d to all the tilliicled In make the case
public, in order that those in need of medical advice
may tlnd a physician in whom every confidence can
l>e placed
t .M MKYKK YAIIhONHKV.
Plate of California, county of Pan Francisco, ss—Snh
scrilied and sworn before me this flr*l day of Aiikosl
A. I), IHjti, (jILHKRT A. (Irast.
t.s. Notary Public.
I»r. T. .T. Czapkny's Medical and Hurtrica) Institute
is at the corner ol Monikomery and Sacramento sis.,
Hun Francisco. Cnlituriiia. The Doctor offers free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects a cure.
SpKRM ATORRHCKA.
OR. local weaknoss, nervous debility, low spirits,
Isasilude. weakness of tin* limbs and back, in
disposition and incapability for labor and study,dull
ness of apprehension, loss of memory, aversion to so
cieiy. love ef solitude, timidity, »**lf distrust, dizziness
headache, involuntary dischnrKes, pains in the side,
affections of the eyes, pimples on the fare, sexual and
other infirmities in man, are cured without tail hy
the justly celebrated physician and sunt eon. 1,. J.
Czapkay. Ill* method ef curlntr diseases is new,i un
known to others* and hence the irreal succe**. All
consullatiomi (by letter or otherwise) free. Address
1.. J. Czapkay, M. 1).. Pan Francisco, Cal. nlt-ltm
yuea—ai—x—ne—i. .ssiwrmi ■•vs
1,1011 SALE hy the I’nse or Package in
qaantities to snit.
Long {till paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
cil». Blank Books, Wafers, &c kc. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
87 Battery &64&8C, Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco C- P* KIMBALL. Pres.
OROVILLE LODGE, No. st», L
j.O. of ((. F. meets every Monday eve-
in the Masonic Hall. HrotiM-r* In
ipxidtUoding are riwpectfully Invited
s attend. TUOMAS COUkHAN, it. «.
J. M. CIaEK, Secretary,