Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-05
MEDICAL.
DIR. J. C. YOUNG'S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINERS, TRAVELLERS, ETC.

IMPORTANT TO MINEBs, TRAVELLERS, ETC.
TuNHEREis Is no malady Of deeper importance either
u in medical or moral light of view. 10 which
the human family IL more liable than that ari.ng
from impure connections.
As medical man it is he duty Of every physician
to look disease IL effects health and liie and his
sole object should be to mitigate. lar as lies IN his
power, the bodily suffering. Human Lature AT best Is
but fri all are liable 10 misfortune.
The ills that affect none are mere terrible
than those of private natureDreadiul Us ii Is in
the person who contracts IT, irighiuI its r.vug
upon his constitution. ending frequently IN drsruc
ion aud lba h,ome grave, II becomes ot si greater
importance when II Is transmitted 10 innocent Oh
spring such being the ci 81 how necessary 1t be-
comes hat every one having the least reason 10 fear
that thcy have contracted the disease, should attend
To II at once by consulting some physician, whose
respectaibiity aud education enables him to warrant
a ,ufe. speedy, and permeErnt cure. la accordance
with this necessity, DIR YOUNG feels called upon to
state that, by long study md extensive practice, he
has belome perfect master of nh those Diseases which
come under the denomination OF venerra and hav~
ing paid more attention 10 That one branch than any
other physician IN the United States he feels himself
better qualified To treat them
syphilis III all its forms, such as ulcers swelling IN
the groans. ucor in the throat. secondary syphilis,
aneous eTuptiOns. ucerations, tertiary syphilis, sy
philis IN children. mercrrai sNphiiltc affections. gon
orrhe,, gee STRUCTURES false pas AGES, inhamaton OF
the bladder and prorae glands, eXcoriaions, unur-,
puslues Ste are ~ familiar to him as The most com
mon things Of daily observation
The Doctor effects cure IN recent cases in few
DAYS and finds difficulty in curing those of long
duration, without submitting the patient to such treat
ment as will draw upon hitn the ahghtcsi suspicion
or obli1e him to neglect lis business whether within
oors or without The diet need not be changed.
cep in cases of severe inflammation. Ther..arc III Cali
forna patients tamouBling 10 over Two thousand III
the pnst ycar) that could furnish proof Of this; but
these are matters thotrequre thi incest eccresy which
he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40, will be promptly attended
to. Office hours from AN To s T. NJ. Address j..
~
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells Ear.
go < Co.'S Express Department.
A CARD-FRON DIR. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
| "a MEDICAL. Oncp-ro the anlicted--tn this
ape of progress whom science s developing itself in
sucah manner as toarpear almost miraculous, every
ihingi la common place Is looked upon as not worth
notice In view OF this fact. DR.. Young. corner Of
Montgomery and California streets. has concluded TO
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by most sci
enliic physicians, dhat of whiting for the public 10
find ynu out uloue,) and publish to the world. as
mncn IA may be his knowledge of the healing art.
10 let those who bo in need of assistance know where
they can find relief without fear of being imposed
upon.
saw that OF the past ten years he has pursued the
practine of medicine in owe Of The largest cities In the
United States, with the highest success anl that his
| standing physician Is without repr"ach, having
at one tine been lecturer at the University Of Penn
| sylyania on veucrGal diseases. &c
| Uuon all of these conderntions. DR. Young has con
hNpuCp III NrDnncinH sen ll inc E1uDC. KNOWING
that they will sustain wctl enrned merit
The following few of the slany testimonials
which have appeared IN the pubic Journals the last
few years;
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although we nro opposed 10 ihc system OF adverlis
ing for good and sui cient rcHsonS, stu we deem II
bu, Justice to say tint Dr Young il one oi the mos
lndn..rious and indclaiigable yoares OF the medca
science in the United Stutes.
From Professor Jackson.
The subscriber is personally acquainted with Dr
Y8ung. and has much of his practice, and Cal
bear tesmoney 20 his merrill as practitioner
From lhe New York Herald.
| The eninpnce of this distinguished gentleman II
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
poss,ssrd by him for the observation oi Nenereal dis
eoses make his services invaluable 10 those athletes
with the above complaints.
From the Wing and idvcrtiscr
| All afflicted with privue complaints should consul
Or Young whose education i. not surpassed by any
uhy,ican In thn country. II his skin. honor and in
ieunty all may rely with safety, while most OF IL,
praciioners in this city are without honesty or res
neclabi'y their Vrctentions being grounded in ignor
upce and assumption.
| Office cornor of Montgomery and California streets
up stairs opposite the banking house of Wells Fare,
| 60 Open from A. NJ. TO T.. NJ Sunday IN
| cluded.