The Nevada journal., 1856-04-04
DR.. HuNGERF ORD'S MEDICAL NOTICES

The Pioneer advertising Ply sican in Cor and the
only regularly educated now advertising to cure dis
ease in this State Medicines carefully prepared pack
ed for any place in the country Persons leaving ON the
steamers obtain from the Doctor Medicine and di-
rcctions for during their voyage Delays are danger
All those afflicted should lose no t1me but call at
once on DR. ungerord, who always guarantees perma
nent and speedy cure.
DIR. HUNGEREoRD'S Medical Rooms, No. 2i2 Clay st
corner OF Spoaor, San Francisco where all diseases of
private character receive the treatment necessary to ef
feet speedy and eIectual cure of those annoying and dis
tressins complaints The en,abe reputation Dr. Hun
gerord has earned for himself by his extraordinary sue
cess in all diseases of private nature but
10 state his address he therefore the long
advertisements Of bombastc promises of the empires of
the day, so ayshy held out but seldom fulfilled Meli-
cines sent to all parts Of the country with directions
for their use.
Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers in the Throat Syphilis
Gonorrhea Structures elect and those dreadful symptoms
of the head throat sk under DR. Hunrerford's
treatment healed in incredible short time without
mercury. Young who have become victims Of sol-
ary wee, that dreadful and destructive habit which ruin
both body and mind call immediately Dr. Hungcrord
and you depend upon being restored health that
greatest Of Gods blessings.
Weadsse afflicted to lose time but call in,u1ed
acy Dr. Hungcrfori whether The case is of long stand
ing date he guarantees speedy and permanent
cure, although NOTED may haze been Intellectually
tamrering with il without
FEMALES AFFLICTED TROUBLE should call send for
Or. Huugerford who has devoted his entire time the
last fifteen years private maadcs of men and women
The question is often sked-Why is Dr. Hungerord so
successful while other physicians are failing daily The
must be plainly apparent all it is that he ur-
dersiands his profession and attends attends TO it, and
his practice has increased has his knowledge
de So close has been his application study and
ce that he has become perfect master of his profession
and nsrre TO all relief from their trouble His
has ever been upward and onward, placing him at the
very head of his arduous profession.
Dr. Thompson Hungerford has hundreds letters from
his patients which he ready show but he feels in
honor bound to Withhold the the writer he is
certain of delicacy would have his name
made public in such a
N B. All letters for advice [send per Expressl will be
promptly attended to.
DR.. Hungerford extensively known in this State be.
ing the Oldest practitioner of private disease in California
that any notice of him might superfuous. fear
ing that there many unfortunately suffering for the
want of proper treatment recommend them to apply to
Dr. HungerOrd, who certainly Physician of unsurpas.
sel skin and wonderful success in his profession
We wish to call the attention of numerous patrons
to the merits of Dr. Hungerford and think that we can
not do it in any better way than to publish few selec
tons of
| TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS.
From the Echo du Pacific, San Francisco.
Dr. HUSGERFoRD.-We wish to call the attention of our
readers TO the advertisement of this gentleman whose
ensive paccs and sufficient TO induce all those
afflicted TO give him call The Doctor is only reg
uarly edncated Physician, but he has the principles
honesty and feel for his fellow beings. He has
doubtedy pracrce than any other Physician San
Francisco and is fast increasing To those acquainted
with the Doctor say nothing to his skill and nteg
rty they well known but to strangers SAY
call DR. Hungerford and you will find that friend in
need is friend indeeC
From the Southern Medical Journal.
PROFESSOR HuSGE GERFoRD.-Athough opposed to the sys
tenn of advertising yet deem it but just to this gentle
TO admit that his system of treatment in Private dis
undoubtedly the most approved in
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