Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-15
MEDICAL.
DR.. J C. YOUNG'S CARDS.
lMrnRrAxr To M1NERs. TRAVELLERS. ErC.

IMPORT ANT To MINERS, TRAVELLERS, ETC
TEVHFREis Is no malady OF deeper importance euner
IN A medical or moral light Of view. Ia which
the human family il more liable than that arising
frnn impure connections.
Asa medical man il is the duty OF every physician
IN look nj sease as effects health and life and hiS
solo hiac should he To mitgatc. far rs lies In his
mower the bodily Suffering. Human nature al brs' is
hut Crru al nrp liable 10 misfortune.
Ofallihe ills thai affect man none are merelcffioe
hon thnsc Of prvafe nature.-Dreadiul as II u IN
tho nerson v no contracts righful as are lis rhVag-
- upnn his constitution. ending Frequently IN deS'ruc>
ion nnd na'hsOme grave. u becomes oi sun greai
importance when it j. transmitted 10 innocent "u'
snrinr such being the crse how necessary II be'
comes that every one having the least reason To tear
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
10 n nj once hv consulting some physician, whose
resppciathliiv and education enables him To warrant
n safe speedy. and permenent cure In accordance
with This necessi,y DR. YOUNG feels called upon ~
state that. hy long study and extensive prac'ce' ne
hnS belop perfect master ot all those diseases whch
come undcr the denomination of venerenl. ana hhf>
ing paid more attention 10 that one hraHch thnn any
other physician In the United States he ieels hmset
better qualified to treat them.
Syphilis in all its forms. such rs ulcers. swelling In
the grnans ulcer in the throat. secondary syphilis Gu
taneons prupiionS. ulceratOns tertiary syphilis y
phls in children mercurea syphiliilc affections goh
orrhea glect. sricures false passages. inflammation oi
the bladder and proIrnte glands. excavations tunnrs
po~tulrs Ste. air ~ familiar to him rs the most com
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects a cure in recent cases IN 4 leW
daNs and finds difficulty in curing lht'Sr ol lphg
duration. without submitting the patient to su'hlr treat
mrn as will draw upon him the alighieNi suspicion
or ohge him to neglect his business whether wilhn
Ours or without. The diet need not be changed eN-
cppt in eases of infHmation There are III Ca
fornia patients amounting Ia over two thousand IN
the past ycnrl that could furnish proof OF this; ht
these matters ho require hi incest eecre>y whlch
he always preserves
All lriters enclosing So will he promptly attended
TO. Office hours from Q AN toS P NJ. Address j.
e. Young. M. o. Express Buildings, corner of
Montgomery and Californian streets, over Wells 'ar-
90 Co.'S Express Department.
A CARD-FRON DR. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
"a MEDICAL OfIicp-To the ntihcted-in this
of progress, whom science - develop ne itse IN
sucah manner us toappehr almost miraculous, every
thing In common place is looked upon aS not worth
notice In view of his fact Dr. Young. corner Of
Montgomery and California streets. has concluded to
leave The beaten track hitherto pursued by mos' sci
entihc phy ysciats, that of waiting for the public to
find vorl out aunc,) and publish to the world. rs
much may be his knowledge OF the healing hrl,
lei those Who he in need ui assistance know where
they find relief without fear OF being imposed
upon
In continuation of this subject, DIR. Young would
say, that of the past ten years he has pursued the
Dractiup of medicine in of the largest cities In the
United States. with the highest success. and that his
standing a. a physician II without reprOach. having
AZ one time been lecturer at the University of Penn
syvania on venrrral diseases. &c.
Upon all of these conderatiuns, DIR. Young has con
fdcnce in introducing himself Ia the public, knowing
that they will sustain we'll earned merit
The following are few of the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public Journals the last
few years:
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although we are opposed To tte system of advertis-
ing for good and sufficient reasons. still we deem 1t
but Justice To saw that Dr. Young is one of the most
industrious and interchangeable votares of the medical
science in the United StnIes.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally acquainted with Dr
Young. and has much of his practice. and can
bear teslimoney to his merritt as "A practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profcsson and the very extended opportunities
possessed bv him for the observation of venereal dis
eases make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Wing and Advertiser
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
Or Young. whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skill honor and in
tpgrtv all may rely with safety, while most of The
praciiiioners in this city without honesty
pecnbiIity their prcentOns being grounded in ignor
ancr and assumption.
Office cornOr of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs. opposite the banking house of Wells Fargo
\ CO. Open from A. NJ. to +. NJ g., Sunday in
cluded.