Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
MEDICAL.
DIR. ] G. YOUNG'S CARDS.

IMPORTANT TO MINERS. TRAVELLERS. ETC
TEyHEREis is no malady Of deeper importance either
in medical or moral light Of view. to which
the human family ia more liable than that arising
from impure connections.
A. medical man il j. the duty Of every physician
To look at disease il effects health and f'. and his
sole object should he TO mitigate rs far rs lies IN hls
mower. the bodily suffering. Human nature at best l.
but frrF all are liable 10 misfortune
Ofnfliht ills that affect man none are mere terrible
than those Of private uatur"-Drt0duI n y i ~
the person who contracts H. trighun ~ are rs r'vag-
- ubon hsconstitution ending requtntlyj5 destTc>
ion and lna hsome grave. Il becomes 0 SIN greater
importance when il - transmitted 10 innocent on
snrinr such being the ccSn how necessary il be-
comes that evt-v having the least reason 20 trar
that they have contracted the disease. should attend
10 Il nj once by consulting some physiCian. whose
resnerathility and education enables him to warrant
n safe speedy, and pcrmercnt cure. In accordance
with this necessity. DR. Young feels called upon 10
state that. bs long study and extensive practice, he
has helomc perfect master OF all those diseases which
come under fnc denomination nt Nenereal, and hav>
ing paid more attention ia that one branch han any
other physician in the United states he feels himself
better qualified 10 treat them.
Svphs in all its forms such rs ulcers. swelling In
the groans. ulcer in the throat secondary syphilis Gu
aurous prlptions. uccraiOns. tertiary syphilis sy-
philjs in children. mercureai >vphitc affections gon-
orrhca. rec structures. false passages. inflammation of
the bladder and prorate glands eXcoria'ons, iumor-'
poetucs Ste. me- fmiHr 10 him as the most com
monthnrs OF dnily observation.
The Doctor Effects . care in recent cases in few
days and finds no difficulty IN curing ih"sr 81 i"n1
duratnn without submitting the patient t0 srt treat
rnpnt ms will draw upon him the alightcs Suspicion
or ubligc him to neglect his business whether Within
o0r- or without The diet need not he changed tx
cent in ruers OF severe inflammation. There are ~ tHi-
forua patients amounting 10 over two thou>aud IN
the nnSl YEAR, that could furnish proof of this; hut
these are matters th0trequrc th incest eecrcSy when
he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40 will he promptly attended
TO- Office hours from \. VI to $ p NJ. Address J.
IC. YOUNG, M. O, Express Buildings corner of
MONTGOMERY and Californian streets, over Wells 'ar-
60 Co.'S Express department.
q CtRD-FRON DIR. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
"a MEDICAL. Oficr--To the alllcted-in this
age of progress, whom science is develop NJ Itself IN
Sucnh a manner toupprur almost miraculous. every
hing in common place is looked upon as not worth
notice In view of This fact. Dr. Young. corner {"
Montgomery and California streets. has concluded u
leave the hraten track hitherto pursued by most sci
enfc physicians Chat of waiting for the public t'
| find YOU out aIoue.l and publish to the world, h'
mmcn ms may be, his knowledge of the healing art
let those who bc in need of assistance know where
they can find relief without fear of being imposed
| upou.
! In continuation of this subject, Dr. Young wonlo
sny, thai of the past ten years he has pursued the
pracun Of medicine in owe of the largest cities IN tn
| United Stncs with the highest success and thai ms
standing ~ physician Is without reproach, having
! at one time been lecturer at the University oi Penn
! sIlvania on vCucrcal diseases. Ne.
idrncc in introducing himself To the public, knowing
/ that they viii sustain we'll earned merit.
The following II few Of the Hlnny testimonials
which have appeared in the public Journals The las
From the Boston Medical Journal
! Although we uro opposed to the systrm Of advcr4
iny for good and sufficient reasons. sul we dceIn q
bat Justice to say tha nr. Young iS one of the mos
industrious aud indrijgable votarics of the mcdca
/ science in the Unitcd states.
From Professor Jackson
| The subscriber il personally acquanei with DR.
! Young, and has seen much of his practice. and car
! bear teSiimoucv 10 his merritt Il practitioner.
From the New York Herald
The ominrucc Of this distinguished genlemnn II
his profession. md the very extended opportunities
possrs,pd bv him for the observation of Venerenl dis
rascs make his services invaluable To those afflicted
| with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advcriscy.
An afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Young whose education il not surpassed by any
phv>ician in the country In his skill. honor and in
icprilN All may rely with safety. while most of the
| rrac,itioncrs in this city are without honesty or res
pecability their rrcenti0ns being grounded IN ignor
| ancc and assumption.
Onice cornor of Montgomery and California streets
M stairs. opposite the banking house of Wells Farg,
! X CO. Open from A. NJ. to +. sunday in
! cluded.