Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-05
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.
LateProfessorat at theUniyersity.pen


Can be f0und at The old stand, corner Of
| montgomery and California streets, San
! Francisco,
Where he can he consulted privately and with the
utmost contd, ne" hy the afflicted at All hour, dd,
from A. NJ nntil 7. NJ (Cures always guaranteed
I ar pay required.
IMPORTANT To MINERS, TRAVELLERS Trr
TH0HERf = no malady of deeper importance either
in medical or moral tght OF view. io wb{rb
The human family Is more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
A. medical man II Is the duty nf every ph,sIclgp
to look at disease as II effects health and ltp and III.
sole object should be o DitgHte, as FAR rs In hi-
power The bodily suffering. Human hature At best j.
but frnil. all Are liable 10 misfortune.
OF all The ills that affect man none mere terrible.
than those Of private characterization ~ IL = in
the nerSon who contracts it, trlghtu are IL ravap
pS upon his constitution, ending frequently u drstrfc>
tion and uai h-nme grave. II becomes Ct Stl greater
importance when it j. transmitted to innocent off
snrng. Such being the cCSe how necessary il be-
comes that every one having the least reason TO fear
TINT they have contracted the discasp should attend
to it nj onco by consulting some pht ~icar. whose
rcspeclaihiiy and education enables him toWarrant
n snfe. speedy. and permeucnt cure. IN accordance
with this necessity. DR. YOUNG feels cari upon ~
state that, by hong study md extensive practice IN.
has helumc perfect master of al those di~tscs which
come under the denomination of Npnerrul. ana hrv~
ing paid more attention 10 thut one branch lhan nnv
other physician in the United States, he ees himself
better qualified 10 treat them.
syphilis in all its forms. such rs ulcers Cling in
the ulcer IN the threat secondary ~ ph-
tancous erupiions, ucerations. FEBRUARY ph>.
philis in children. mefcHrrai synhc affections. gun.
orrhen. grct, structures, ise passages, nh maon uf
the bladder and protrate glands exec, iao> i0tuurs,
posuts Ntc.. rs familiar to him as tic most com
mon things ct daily observation
The Doctor effects cure IA recent Cnsns in n few
davs and finds difficulty in curiwc jhn.,, hong
durarion without submitting the papnl to-Ichtyeat-
mrnt as VIII draw upon him the nisl,lr-i >uspieion.
or ohlige him neglect his business whether within
oor~ without. The diet need not D. changed eN-
ctp in OF severe intanaiion. There are Ia tpIt
forna patients tamOuntinC To- over two thuu>aud in
the past ycnrl that could furnish pruof of nus bnt
these matters thotrcqurr hi incest rrcresy which
he always preserves.
All letters enclosing 10 will be promptly attended
to- ohIcc honr- from 9 AN TO p NJ. Address J.
&. YOUNG. NJ. q, Express Buildings, corner ol
Montgomery and Californian streets, over ellis Tar.
go n Co.'s Express Department.
A CARD-FROM DIR. YOTNG's PRIVATE
NA MEDICAL OfficrTo the nittted-ln this
nge OF progress, WHOM science j. develop ug itself ia
sucah manner as 10 appear almost mracululs every
thing In common place l. looked upon uol worth
notice Ia view Of his fact. Dr. Young, corner of
Montgomery and California streets. has c'acindcd 10
leave The beaten track hitherto pursued h> most sell
euliac pin yscianS. Chat ot waiting tor the public to
find Won Uui alone,) and publish to ga" world. as
Inucn rs may be- his know al The healing art,
to let those Who be IN need of assistance know where
they can find rcel without lear ol htihS imposed
upon.
In continuation of this subject, Dr Young would
say, that of the past ten years hr has pursued the
racliuc of medicine In one ul The aref cities In he
United States, with the highest -icce-s. and that HIS
standing ns ply slcan Is without TeurDurh, having
at one time been lecturer nj the University Of Penn
sylvania on yeuerca diseases, Sc.
Ipon AL ot these CuuidprHtiOns. Dr. oung hns con-
hdencr IA introducing himself 10 the puntc Knowing
thn, they viii sustain we'll enrncl merit.
The folinwing are few of The HIiuy testimonial"
which have appeared in the public Journals the last
From the Boston Medical journal
Although we arc opposed OlEe SYSTEM of udverts-
ing tor good and sufficient rrhspus. .tii deem Il
bnt uiece to say that Dr Young Is one ct the most
industrious aud ndeltiVahe yotarics OF The med
SCIENCE in the Emitted state,
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber j. personally acquainted with Dr
Young. and has seen much of his practice, and can
bear testimoney to his merritt "a Practitioner.
From the New York Herald
Tae emnrnce of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession. and the very extended opporlunirs
nnsSrs-cd by him for the observation of yencreal dis
eases make his services Invaluable 10 those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Wing aud Ndyerli'er.
All afflicted with private complaints sl'e 9i consult
u, Y0ung whose education is not surpassed by any
thysician IN the country. Ia his -di honor and in
iprrity all may rely with safety. while most of the
prac iiiuners in this ciIy are without honesty or res
pecinDiiity their ptrentiut> beng grounded hi-hnr-
anr, auI assumption,
Ofct corilor Of Montgomery and California srtets'
M stairs oppo~jt" the banking hpu>e OF Wells Fargo
\ 60. open from a. ". 10 5 4. VI sunday IN
cludrd.