The Placer herald., 1856-07-05
MEDICAL.

has established himself permanently in the ahora W.
medical Office in the city of San Francisco. wboro
he give his best attention to the treatment Of lI
diseases particularly those of chronic charnctor
that is of long standing, of which he can ct,ect
most thorough cure.
AS by his long practice and experience in tb
mining districts, DR.. Heinimann has had occasion
to make himself perfectly familiar with all tba
diseases common to the climate there, and is
| therefore, better qualified for their cure than on
who has been in the mines; he calls the mr.
| tcular attention of miners to this fact, and can
prove that in nnumerable instances he has nov
fectly cured cases Of the most aggravated cbaroc
ter. which by other physicians had been given m
as hopeless
Dr. Heiniman does not pretend to say that bo
will cure absolutely every case, other phys.
clans do, who promise and warrant what in most
cases they are not able to fulfil; but so much con
be said with certainty, and is the impression Of
all who know DR.. Heiniman that patient taken
in treatment by him, may be considered cured o
ready.
There are many diseases which can often bo
cured in the most simple manner after HAVING
been Intellectually combatcd with every kind Of
medicine by physicians who were unable TO dis
cover the true character of the case. Dr. Ueini.
man has in many instances effected cures of This
kind by the simple of external ablutons af
ter other physicians had uselessy spent their
drugs and the patients their money in their treat.
ment.
DR.. Henimann knows very well that at the
present time the most fragrant abuses and impo.
sitions are practiced upon the public, in offering
medical treatment and intalliblc medicines and
he will not for his part blame those who look with
contempt or at least suspicion upon all such ad.
vertiscments But DR. Ieinsmann and will
prove that any place confidence in him and
his statements. by reference to all those who know
him, and by hundreds Of real, not fabricated tes-
tmonals from his patients and other persons
many of them known as old and respectable in.
habitants Of the different towns and mining re.
gions Of California.
For the treatment of private diseases, DR., Helm.
imam possesses a method that surpasses all Others
in certainty and efficiency, and every person sut.
| fering in that way may rest assurcd that by ap
| plying to him will be cured perfectly and without
the use of a great quantity OF medicine. Persons
who by present or former habits Of solitude have
| inflicted upon themselves weakness OF the brain,
spine muscles, or other organs. can be reinyigo-
rated and restored to health by external applca-
tons Of cold water in conjunction with suitable
| internal medicines, and will also be restrained
from such misconduct in future.
Mr.. IIeinimann has eff ctcd cures in this branch
of disease which will appear incredible to many,
his former long practice in the military and other
hosptals of France, whore such diseases are well
known to be particularly prevalent he is better
qualified for their cure than any other physician
in the country.
Dr.. Ileinimann asks for Il trial to see bis skill
| he never oXacts from his patients The full price
of their 0uIe in advance, as those doctors do whose
| prltendCd motto is no cure no pay Invariably
do. but relics only on what he accomplishcs nre-
| ality.
Verbal and written consultations will be given
without charge and all communications, whether
containg fee or not promptly. punctually, and
with strict secrecy attended to. on applying. post
age paid in the English French, or German Ian
guage. to -
DIR. NJ. IIEINIMANN
corner of Montgomery and jackson streets,
San Francisco
To show to the satisfaction Of all that Dr. Heir
Mann is thoroughly educated, practical and eA.
/ perienced physician and surgeon, the following
| from his numerous testimonials. are sui mitttd TO
the public. Names are suppressed, hut the aq-
| thOrs are at any time ready to proclaim Their
truth and authenticity before the world:
GREENWOOD VALLEY. Feb lltb. 1856.
Dear Doctor: | have known you since lS49, and
You have given 50 many proofs of your talents
and experience, that you have entirely won my
confidence.
Although you reside at great distance from
me. you knew shat several times have sent !ou
patients which other doctors had given up in
! durable. and You Lave always received th'm and
saved not only their limbs but also their lives
| | will only mention here the case Of Mr. c.
of Auburn. who is indebted toyou for the rrcser-
walton OF his right arm. which OTTER doctors want
ed to amputatc and that Of Mr. C., OF Colo
ma. who although given up as hopeless by two
doctors was cured by you in two weeks time
As to what you have done for my family, suffice
it to say | never will be able to repay You
Accept dear Doctor these few lines proof
Of the high esteem have of your talents as
medical man, and believe ne to be yonr constant
| friend, +. II.
Proprietor of Miners Hotel.
| To DR.. Henmann, San Francisco.
! CREENwoop Feb. 11th. 1856.
Dear Doctor: Having studied medicine myself
at the University of Tavia in Italy, suppose
| know enough to be believed when declare here
| Iy that you are the best Physician ! ever met
with in California. This declaration is founded
| on what | have seen you do. and heard from
everybody, when resided at Mormon Island. !
| know Of many persons to whom you have saved
life and limbs, after they had been completely
given up by others, and who will at any time
come forward and testify to the truth of this, ana
your science.
Wishing you, for the future, the same success
which has attended you thus far, | remain tru!
you2s, I. ~
To DR.. Heinimann, San Francisco.
AUBURN Jan. 18th. 1880
Dear Doctor: always remember you with plea
sure. and a feeling of gratitude prompts me "
address you these lines. You know in what a dc-
plorable state was after coming out of the hahuS
Of Dr. L., who wanted to amputate my rleh' ail' ,in
mashed by a falling rock in order to save my me-
| Happily for me | heard of you and of the repu'",
tion which you had on Mormon Island; 50 ash,a
for your advice before parting with my arm. ns a
the recommendation of some friends OF yours III
Greenwood, went to stay with you. and ID a os IT."
weeks, my arm, instead Of being ampnlaed', m"I
saved, together with my life, which CONSIDER
owe TO you. -
Dear Doctor, if I ever can be of any advan';aE!HI
to you dispose Of me, for it is entirely to yoursnm'
that owe my present existence. Receive 'nni 'not
fore. my sincere respect and the assurance .n" n"d
| | believe you to be one of our most talented anu
experienced Physicians in this country. r.
Yours truly, "
To Dr. Heinimann, San Francisco.