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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

A CARD FROM DIR. J. c. Y0UNG'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
IA OFFICE-To the afllicte-In this age of progress
when science is almost miraculous everything in common
place is looked upon not worth notice. In view of this
fact Dr. Young (corner of Montgomery and California
up stains has concluded to leave the beaten track hther
to pursued by most scientific physicians (at of waiting
for the public to find alone and pnbish to the wOrI
much may be- his knowledge of the healing art to let
those who in need Of assistance know where they can
find relief without fear of being imposed upon.
In continuation of this subject DIR. Young would say
that for the past ten years he has pursued the practice Of
medicine in OF the largest cities in the United States
with the highest and that his standing physi.
clan without reproac having at time been lecturer
at the University of Pennsy vana veneral diseases
Upon these considerations DIR. Young has confidence in
introducing himself to the public knowing that they will
sustain well earned merit.
The following few of the many testimonials which
have appeared in the public journals within the last few
From the Boston Medical J0urnall
Although we are opposed to the system of advertising
for good and sufficient reasons s deem but Justice
to that Dr. Young of the most industrious and
indeiagable votaries of medical science in the United
States.
From Professor Jasksen-T
The subscriber is personally acquainted Dr. Young and
has much of his practice and bear testimony to
his merits practitioner.
From the New York Herald1
The emnence of this distinguished gentleman in his pro-
tesSion, and the very extended opportunities possessed BY
him for the observation yenera disease makes his
vices invaluable 10 those afflicted with the above com.
plants.
From the Wing and Advertiser1
All afflicted with private complaints should If possible
consult DR.. Young, whose medical education is not sur
passed by any Physician in the Country. In his skill hon
and integrity, all may rely with safety while most Of
the medical practitioners in this city without honesty
respectabiy, their professions being grounded in gno
rance and assumption
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
viii live tho gipsy maid |

WONDERFUL ESCAPE FROM A FURIOUS Bull
In the town of Bridgewater last week. Brace
Hall, u little son Of Deacon Hall, of that place,
was grlevously gored by bull, and almost mi
raculously escaped with his life. The bull was
fine young animal whom the lad-only some
nine years old-had been In the habit ofdriving
and II had never manifested any considerable
viciousness. But boys who had bathing place
in the brook that runs through its pasture, had
worried 1t by shaking their clothes at il, and
thus getting up the excitement of chase. On
Monday of last week, little Brace was passing
carelessly through the field where there were
some forty animals with this bull among them,
when II suddenly set upon him and tossed him
repeatedly upon its horns.
faithful dog which accompanied the boy at
tackled the bull, and caught upon its neck with
firm teeth. The believing and running about
of the other cattle In the field made up an excl
ting scene. For about eight rods the bull toss
ed the boy, tearing his clothes completely off
from him; and the boy all the time endeavoring
to reach fence so as to escape.
lie had already touched the boards, when the
bull again tossed him, and his head struck
against the fence, tearing the scalp horribly
But fortunately the horns of the animal had
wrenched one of the boards off, and the victim
still selfpossessed, escaped through the OPEN
ing so opportuncly made, into an adjacent lane.
The bull seemed more intensely maddened at
this escape, and with almost human sagacity
turned down toward an opening into the lane
some distance off, But the boy had in the mean
time climbed over another fence, and was be-
yond the mad beasts reach
Completely exhausted he could do no more;
the faithful dog who had vainly endeavored 10
restrain the beast, fastened to the bows father
and by moans attracted his attention, and led
him to the presence of his wounded son, who
lay bleeding, naked, yet alive. He was taken
home and cared for, and we understand there
Is every reason to believe he will recover from
his injuries.
The self possession of the boy alone saved his
life, and with the fidelity of the dog deserves 10
be recorded. The bull was fenced in and shot.
--Uticd (M ~ Herald.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
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The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
7. II. RoLEE, Clerk
mo. II
A ORDINANCE in relation to Nuisapces

a y "sDiNANCE IN relation to Nuisances
me trustees OF the City Of Nevada do oraip as sno,
l. any person or persons who shall throw i,. a,
iSV o is city rubbish Of any kind or shall ao,r -
70 ny 10 ciit oi his or their buildings oeennie5 I, y
e'sts or Ia any way obstruet the streets or 'S pl
% % On conviction thereof he fined in anv sum os inAs
~ sh IN hve aGd not exceeding fifty dollars or l % ~
- e',e cy PRISON nat exceeding ten davs Tyoii tht
- fe1s.h OF perscrs intending to erect anv bnJi
.,i ~ | c,y shail have leave to occupy moi rnor tb
@ @ u the Eits Of the street in front of his 90
be;n .t materials, during the time such buiidi -
esss Of a any my person or persons who shall nut tbe
- L,.s any uesa ANIMAL any thing which 4 ar
tt oI onensve to the senses into anv creet
~ 70. within this city, as to interfere ;,P onu, @
vco t Of life property shall nno se
w. tnereoi be fined in any sum moi les th upo con
; vNueg hity dollars, or be imprisoned in t ana ana
PRISON % not exceeding ten days 'A'u III 'he city
-;.is- =, al persons, owners or oocnnan4s s
~; I'm; ie units Of this city, are reaulr 10 ~ loPesy
~ u JInehses and from the streets adio;, lron
d. VI IN such manner as not to intt ,e same
- ~ S 9i comfort Of other citizens an sIais wI'h
and o H animal or Vegetable matter stand;n hou1
TO sI detrimental leu to public health For e pools,
snna & WIN tne provisions Of this section the .,.uIe
not IsSs .h. On conviction thereof be fined in S ol
an m ive and not exceeding fv dolls,s " any sum
n ~ the city prison not OK xceeinS t Ut DC I'M
J. II. RoIFE Clerk Wv 'r-'iVN- President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
TO THE LADIES OF cALTFORNIA.

nR. l. J. CZAPKAY late in the Hungarian RevoIntion
~ ary War Chief Physician to the Goth Regiment Of HIM
yeds, Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital of pesh
Hungary, and late Lecturer diseases of urinary oran
and diseases Of Women and Children invites the attention
OF sick and afflicted females aborng under any Of the
Gus forms OF diseases Of the Brain Lungs Liver Heart
Stomach Womb, Blood Kidneys and all other diseases me-
cuar to their The Doctor Il eectinr morn cnre
than any other Physician in the State of California Let
no alse deeacy prevent yOu but apply immediately and
save yourself from painful suffering and premature death
All married ladies' whose delicate health or other ercum
stances do not allow to have increase in their families
should lose no time in consulting III. Czapkay
The attention of the reader called to olowing-A d
Of high standing in society and great respectabitv pub
lished csrd in the Philadelphia Sunday Dspatch Scn
lith, 1881, which is as follows 7 -"
ACAhD-The undersigned feels It her duty to exnrcss
her heartfelt gratitude TO DR. Czapkay for the successful
care OF herself and child. The latter having been aiced
by severe attack of cholera inntum and was given mn
as ncuable by some Of the most celebrated physicians
when she called on Dr. Capkay, whom she heard very ia
vorably spoken Of and who after short period rsfor,
the child to perfect health Encouraged by This extor
dinay result she sought advice for the scrufous aia
win which she had been afflicted for eight years and
which had witstood the treatment of the best phyeans
in Europe and America But Dr. Czapkay has succeeded
IN aording er permanent relief that she can now en-
he therefore deems due to herself and to sick and az
icted to recommend Dr. Czspkay as one of the most LII
iul physicians in the United States.
MRS CAROLINE GRAY.
to the above; '"'Ss
A. Chaser. Notary Public, 12e Seventh ST.
w. Au consultations (by letter otherwise) free =
Au"feSs 10 DR.. l. J. CZAPKAY
Medical Institute, Armory Hall
Cor Sacramento Montgomery Streets sam Franciseo
sS- sPEMaToRRHGA, OR LOCAL WEAKNESS NER.
vOus Debility lcw spirits lassitude weakness of the Bm
and back insposcn aod incapabity for study and Ia
bor dnness Of apprehension loss Of memory axerS;on q,
society love o. solitude tmiiity self dstrust dizziness
headache Involuntary discharges pains i'm the side a
tion Of the eyes pimples on the face sexual and Other a.
rmitles IN men, are cured without Gail by the Justly eee
Drated Physician and surgeon, l. J. CZAPKAY His meth
~ oicsrng diseases sra Is new land unsan TO all 9th
rs hence his great success An consu6hs by letter
y otheESfse; me-. Address l. J. CZAPRAY. n h. ssp
francisco, California. ~
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
mo. 81
a n ORDINANCE to protect the City from Fire
no 81
7. II. RoLyE. Clerk.

u ~ NDAN-A.NNh W Prutect the Ilty from Fire.
The Trustees of the City of Nevada do orlan as so
eh| l. Inc owners occupants lessees of any vr,o5
sore warehouse dwelling house. or other wooden h
ing, IN the CITY, in which stoves are kent shan rars ~
pipes OF said stoves to extend at least twpn,c s ls
rS .e outward side or top Of the buiing or roof an
where sad PIPE passes through any wooden or cloth
uon, siding, ceiling, roof II shall be cses vith -
metal or fre proof plate leaving space of forr ,
'~een tne pipe and the partition siding ceiling w 80
SIC The owners occupants Of ever, bl,,;
snop IN THIS city, shall secure the chmneys Of neb
Win wire screen and sheet iron dr,in, 20 - mo
spsrks coming from said ehimEeys and Shall bnd tha US
Of said shops N Nv aooVe The roofs
boase A persons owners or occupants Of stores wa-
gNeihng houses OF other buildings .vb5n a,
Porate limits Of Nevada are REQUIRED h. t % ts cor
Immediately adjoining their buildings one bsPl s snt or
"SeIi ana two buckets to be used in case Of fire WIN
- 81 = Any person or persons nerlectn, ny ~ -,
t sn sne PROVISIONS Of this ordinance shan on
ueaSe Justice of the Peace be fined in an ~
g twenty dollars and in default q rsrn,, su. ex X
days. ''' teia not exceeding FIVE
Passed May 9th, 1865
tn. RoryK s..-.,. c. T. ovEEToN, President.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
Important to Miner's, T!ravcIers. Efc.


'HERE is malady of deeper importance either in
l. medical or moral point Of view, to which the human
family is more liable than that arising from impure con
nectiOns.
As medical man is the duty of every pbvsic;,n to
look at disease it affects health life and his sole oh
lect should he to mitigate far lies in his power tile
bodily suffering Human nature at best but frail all
are liable to misfortune.
Of all the ills that affect man, none are more terrible
than those OF private nature Dreadful is in the
person who contracts it, frightfuf its ravagcs upon
nus constitution ending frequently in destruction and
lOathesOme grave ii becomes of still
when il is transmitted to innocent offspring Such being
te case how necessary It becomes that every having
the least reason o fear that they have contracted the d
SSe should attend to ii at once by consulting some phy
slcian whose responsibility and education enables him to
warrant safe, speedy and permanent In accord
ance with this necessity DR. YOUNG feels called upon to-
state tat by long study and extensive practice he has
become perfect master Of all these disease; which come un
der the the denomination of vencrea and having paid more
attention to that one branch than other physician IN
the tncd States he feels himself better qualified 10 treat
them.
Syphilis in all its forms. such as Ulcers Swelling in tn.
Grons Ulcers in the Throat Secondary Syphilis Cutane-
Gus Eruptions Ulcerato Tctusry Syphilis syphilis in
Children, Mercural Syplitic AGfious tonorEea Geet
Structures False Passages Inunaton Of the Bladder and
rostrate Glands Excavations, Tumors Postues Gc are
as familiar to him the ,st things of daily OBJ
SeTyation.
The Doctor effects in recent cases in few d,vs
aud finds difficulty in curing those of long duration
without submitting the patient to such treatment os yIn
dfaw upon hun the slightest suspicion or obpe him To
neglect his business whether within doors gr without
inc dct need not be changed except ces Of severe in
hanatOn There in California patients (aTysoa4inO to
over two thousand in the past ycar that cW furnish
proof OF this hut these matters that require the Meet
secrecy, which lle always preserves
All letters enclosing $40 viii lie promptly attended to-
oifee hours from a. NJ, to r. ". AShess
J-C- Young, NJ H..
Express Building
r 1oer OF montgomery and California sts., Wells,
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
A Hungarian Romance.

Stefan B. young and very rich proprie-
tor of the Benat having lost his way in the
chase, had to pass the night in a gypsy tent. A
young and beautiful girl was there, with the
deep dark eyes and seductive smile of her race,
and her parents had the true gypsy guile to fan
the growing passion of their guest. He was
wealthy, passionate, an orphan, and uncontrolled;
and within week the gypsy was his wife, and
in a few days more installed in full possession
of his beautiful chateau on the banks of the
Temes
Within ten days, in fact, the gitana had
attained q fabulous fortune. From the smoke
dried tent of her father, she was transported,
as If by magic, into noble domain surrounded
with luxures with trains of servants, and q
husband devoted to her wishes. Notwthstand-
ing, she was miserable. The fixed and quiet
life, the very comforts she enjoyed seemed to
press and weigh her down. When her husband
altered appearance, she looked to the country
and tried to smile, but the smile was full Of
bitterness. Her only comfort seemed to be to
sit gazing for hours upon the distant wastes she
had often traversed, barefooted and rejoicing in
the days of her poverty. She was seated thus
one day, when her ear ever on the watch caught
the sound of gypsy band. Through the trees,
she could see the passing form of the men and
women, the donkeys and loaded carts, and then
u JOJOuS NOlCe sIuCh up ldFOTlbt klpSy Song.
The wind Is roaring through the wood
The moon Is mounting higher,
The Rpsy iats TO cook his food,
And light his forest fire.
Free is the salmon in the sea,
The wild stag on the hill;
The eagle in the sky is free,
The gipsy lreer stl--
Hurrah
The gpsy lreer still
Young girl wilt in my castle restS
I'll give thee rings Of gold.
In robes Of silk thou shalt be dressed,
Thy hair with ducats rolled.
The vulturc scarce for golden cage
lis nest on high will quit
The wild horse, free from youth TO age,
win spurn the golden bait.
SO free from care and free to roam,
Or by the wood-hre laldl
The sky her roof the world her homc
win live the gypsy maid
IIurrahi
VIII live the gypsy maid
At the last note the listener suddenly sprang
through the open easement, and vanished among
the trees. When her husband came in, no one
had seen or could give any tdings of her. For
two days, he sought her in vain; night closed
upon the third, when the light of a distant fire
showed gypsy encampment, and his heart told
him he was near the object of his search Steal
ing through the bushes, he approached unper-
ceived within few feet of al pair who were
seated talking by the fire. 1t was the singer
and his wife, who was telling him of the weary
hours in the splendid misery of her chateau.
Stefan B. returned broken-hearted to his
house, which he soon after quilted forever The
next year, the Hungarian revolution broke out,
and he found what he sought, an early death
before Temesvar.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
San Francisco. ApriI I. 1855,

San Francisco, April 7, 1865.
To DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY, Dear Sir-BefOre having made
application TO you had called upon several physicians
from whom obtained but little satisfaction. told
by that my disease ncurabe and that the head
ache dizziness nervousness self dstrus loss Of memory
love of solitude wandering Of my mind, and sometimes
partial insanity evidences OF Of organic disease Of the
BRAIN for which medicines would be Of little service
Having brought these symptoms by my folly, was
almost frantic with despair, when your adAcreise
ment and called upon you. How great has been my re-
left All Of the above symptoms have been relieved be-
Sides have recovered my bodily health Believing that
there many suffering in tqe manner, you have
my permission to publish this letter. and refer any
one TO me for confirmation.
Gratefully Yours,
TTIOMpcON
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
WILLIAM SIIILNOR.
Tho following is an editorial notice in the Boston Ia

TIC IoNoNng Is an editorial notice in The boston Daily
Times Of August 9th, 1858;
A SEkLLFUL PTIYsICIAN,-nr T. / C,.nL.v
has opened his Office at No 10 Pleasant street In this cit
pr C. Is Hungarian by BIRTH and was connected with
the patriotic army as physician and surgeon under the
patronage Of Kossuh. lie combines with finished en.
catun The most refined and agreeable manners the mos
extensive scientific abilities and skill in his profession and
we ieel much pleasure in recommending him to our ct
a physician and gentleman DR. Czapkay has snent
some time in Philadelphia, where he the confidence
and friendship Of those who became uanted with him
Among his friends in Philadelphia are gentlemen of the
highest rcpectablity and with whom we are personally
acquainted He had extensive practice in Hungary be-
fore the Ansrans and Russians compelled him 10 leave for
being found guilty excessive patriotism We hone he will
receive that patronage due ofso eminent capacity
The above are only few OF the many testimonials which
Dr. Czapkay has in his possession but publish for
want of space. ~
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
M E d &c A L.
DOCTOR J. G. YOUNG.
Office, corner of Montgomery and CaliSo...,
S7REETy-SECOND STORY


(oyEr WELLS FARGO co.'s EXPRESS oFr1cRN
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNT.
DEAD AND REFLECT.
IL Is there nm hereafter
(And that there is conscience uninfuenced
And suffered to speak out tells every man.
Then It is an awful thing to die,
More horrid yet to die by ones hand
Sc e-murderer-name ii not
Shall Nature swerving from her earliest dictate
Se1fpreservaon fall by its own act?
Forbid it, Heaven.
The indulgence in secret practices Is the most eer.
though not always the most immediate and direct aven
to destruction. Physicians of all ages have been %
unanimously of opinion that the loss Of one ounce of ~
seminal secretion by unnatural aid emissions weakss
the system than the abstraction Of forty ounce ~
blood One OF the first writers medical jurispruden
state that treeourts of the insane their maladv =
such abuse
How nlportanant then II is-for every one having tb
least suspect any trouble in that way attend ~
it Immediately; single occurrence should be sufH
cient to doubt and much If the person hd
indulged in the soul-king habit The Treatment
used by the Justly celebrated DR. j. c. YOUNG in cases of
seminal weakness, mpotency, sterilty debility
and paralysis he last is the most dangerous and when
occurs ncurabe is not surpassed by any physician
in the country. 1t is the that followed by him
for years under the guidance of the wodrenowne Record
fPars and Acton of London Dr. Youngs Office is at the
of Montgomery and California streets where he can
be consulted that and all other private Diseases with
the utmost confidence and secrecy. Dr. Young will war
rant perfect and permanent cure, make charges
N B-Letters enclosing SO will receive prompt atten-
tiOn. The Doctors time being much taken up that he
cannot attend to letters unless paid for it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01


DR L. CZAPKAY has opened his Institute for the cure
~ of all forms Of dsease-such as SfPHlllS, GONOh
RIqA NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, and all the consequen-
ces Of elabusc In the first stages Of Syphc or Gonor
roai Diseases he guarantees In few days, without
inconvenience 10 the patient or hndr5nce to his business
When patient by neglect or improper reatmeh has De
yeoped the secondary symptoms Of Syphilis, such rs bu
boes or painful swellngs the groins, ulcers In the
throat and nose which, not checked destroy the soft
parts and cause the bones oy sepeate and come away
leaving the sufferer an object hide0us to behod when
spothes and pmpes break out upon the skin or when he
has painful swengs upon the bones when his const
tuition is injured TO predspose to consumption or 9th
constitutional disease the Doctor guarantees cure or
ask compensation.
In RHEUMATISM, chrOuic or acute; in DISENTARY or
DIARRA, he has safe and electual remedies. For the
treatment Of the consequences Of sefabuse such
turnal emissions nervousness timidity headache pains
in the back and limbs with general weakness loss Of appe-
tite loss of memory injury TO hesght restessness con-
fusion of ideas dislike for society," and feeling Of weari-
ness of e with the system excitable that
slight noises shock sare the patient making his exist
ence miserable For the above maladies the Doctor will
guarantee perfect ask compensation. He can
be consulted free of charge, and invites all TO CALL II
will cost them nothing and may bemuch to their adyan
tage His Offices Nos and 2 Arm0ry Hall, corner Of
Sacramento and Montgomery streets San Francisco.
DR. CZAPKAY is daily receiving applications from every
part of the State 0rego and Washington Territories for
treatment of every form Of disease and there is not
who will forward and express Dissatisfaction the
contrary the Doctor is in Daily receipt Of letters expressive
Of gratitude and hankfuness Of which published
below, by permission.
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01
ii. l.. THOMPSON.
Stockton. MAY "a. 1855

Stockton May "a, 1855.
Dear SrIaying entirely recovered from my sickness
avail myself Of this opportunity to return my thankful
acknowledgements for the relief that you have given me-
When think of the distressing bodily weakness under
which have suffered and the nervousness, headache
iearfulness want Of confidence confusion Of ideas dzzi
ness resessness weakness in the limbs loss Of memory
dislike society nocturnal emissions and many other symp
toms which had made my life mserabe can hardly express
the gratitude feel for my existence had become burthen
10 and nothing afforded me the least gratincat0n-
Now feel perfectly well and enjoy life to my satsfac-
ton. Knowing that many afflicted have been,
you have my permission to make Of this you think
proper. Gratefully yours
M. MICTIEJS-
The Nevada Democrat., 1856-10-01

[ unconstitutional Debility, or Seminal Vyeak-
- ,Nfno;-Dk YOUNG addresses those who have iniur
Gu by private and improper ndulQepces in
eeset and solitary habit which ruins the body and MIND
ing are some of the sad and melancholy effects nroduceJ "
y ha6it OF youth, viz Weakness Of the back and lih
'n IN .ne neat dmness of sight loss Of muscular nov,
y' arrangement of the digestive functions oene-a d
olhty symptoms of consumption &c. s'"ef"i ue'
M iAiL1' the fearful effects on the mind are mora q,
; Loss OF memory, confusion of ideas denre.s
Tn o spirits evil forebodidgs aversion of society ssIs
o love OF solitude, timdity &C. are some 81 th
All persons who afflicted with anv of,he aho,o..
souu not iail to call on Dr. Young and he AZ onte
[esofed 70 perfect health Let no false delicacv nr
5readS Apply immediately and yourself from the
S anu awful consequences of this terribe ny
yror ntoS 9F THE ORGANS Immediately cured and ii
Corner oe c.i;e. DIR. }, C, YOUNG,