Georgetown weekly news., 1854-12-07

OppOStLe inc SL 1VICnOtuS,
Niaxtic and
Crescent City Hotels
Up Stairs-entrance on Sansome Street)
Where he can be consulted at all hours of the
day and evening.
1t is needless to say that DIR. Whelpley is a
regular member of the Faculty of Medicine quail
flied by long study and experience for the prac-
tice of the healing art He is able to assure those
who are afflicted with tho FEVERS and RHEU-
MATIC AFFECTIONS peculiar to California,
or with those SECRET MADADIES which, from
slight and neglected beginnings, destroy so many
vigorous constitutions-that modern science has
discovered sure, safe, and speedy methods OF
cure. 1t is no longer thought necessary to satu-
| rate the body with mineral pOisons, condemnng
it to weakness and premature decay: the horrible
system OF starving, polsinlng, and confinement"
pursoed by antique ignorance is entirely super
ceded, and those Miasmatit, Pestilentia and We
nereal, and Contagious Diseases which it was
supposrd might, in time, destroy the human race,
can now be cured by simple and natural RENE
dies, in few days.
/. SQPHALIs--Recognzed at first by minute
sores or slight excavations and BubOes, which
gradually enlarge into Ulcers, from which the
veins continually absorb an active, difusive poi
| son:
| 2. GoNoRRHEA-An unhealthy and contagious
effiux, generated at first by uncleanliness, and
| thence communicated by contact: producing, if
unchecked, destructive and horribly painful III
| flammatiOn of the urinary organs, internal and
| external:
| 3. SEMINAL WEAKNEss-A disease which usu-
ally commences in early life, and by insensible
degrees destroys the mind and body of the suf-
/ ferer:
| 4. MALARroUs 7NFEcrIoN-In the form of
"Chills and Fever" Marsh Fever, Panama Fever,
| Ague, intermittent &c, &c, generated by the
earth and air of new country, and producing, in
! fboc hnff ixt,ffo oil ~
| 5. RHEUMATIC AFFEKTIONs-Face Ache, Tie
DoIoreux, Rheumatism ,Nevralg Swelled Joints,
Stiffness of the Soints, Arthritic Infammations,
ETC., the result of hard work, exposure, or free
living:
6. DELIRIUM TREMENs-The result of excessive
drinking with mental excitement.
These and such othe: diseaaes as arise from ex-
ternal, nOn-natural causes, and are not inherited
or constitutional, may be readily and speedily
cured if token in good time, and treated by the
| NATURAL METHOD.
Persons laboring under Secret Malades or
weakness, constitute at least one-fourth OF the
population af civilized countries. Sclentlhc ana
medical research has consequently been largely
devoted to their cure, and the most lllust1ous oil
living names in medicine, are of those European
practitioners who have discovered sure ana sale
methods. The saving of human life and health
| which has resulted from the researches OF J0hn
hunter and his successors, and the lneolcal dis
cOveries of Ricord and a few others, III our own
times has produced sensible increase in pepu
lation. and has extended the average term Of hu
man existence.
DIR. w. wishes to have it understood that he re-
lies for his success upon competent knowledge
of the more recent and valuable discoveries of
science. III country so unsettled, and with a
population so fuctuating that of California,
it is not necessary for him to apologize for hav-
ing taken this public method of making known
his principles. The proof of their correctness is
| in their constant success.
| Remember thut DIR. WIS office is on the corner
of SansOme and Commercial streets, lLong
Wharf up stairs, entrance on Sansome, opposite
St. Nicholas, Mantle and Crescent City Hotels.
| J.. d. WHELPLEY, NJ d.
n. B. Letters requesting advice, enclosing flee
dollars, will be promptly attended to.
Address DIR. J. ID. WHELPLEY, San Fran
| cisco. Dec /, 1854 S-3m