Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-28
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. C. YOUNG'S CARDS.
IMPORTANT TO MINEns, TRAVELLERS, ETC.

IMPORTANT TO MINEBS, TRAVELLERS, ETC.
yNHEREl IL no malady of deeper importance either
n In medical or moral light Of view. TO which
the human family ia more liable than thht arising
from impure connections.
As "A medical man IL is the duty OF every physician
to look a disease as effects health and life, and his
sole object should he to mitigate. as TAR as lies In his
mower the bodily suffering. Human nature at best is
but fra all are liable To misfortune.
OF all he ills that affect man none are mere terrible
han those of a priyate nature.Dreadul rs II IL in
the person who contracts it, irghtiu as are lis ravag
rs upon his constitution, ending frequently ~ desruc>
ion and uaihsOme grave II becomes p sun greater
importance when 1t Is transmitted to innocent of
spripg such being the case how necessary II be-
comes that every having the least reason Ia fear
that they have contracted the disease, should attend
to II NJ once by consulting some phySciah, whose
bily and education enables him To wnrranl
n safe sppedy. md rermencut cure. In accordance
with this necessity DIR. YOUNG feels called upon TO
state that hy long study and extensive practice, he
has belome perfect master OF all those diseases winch
come under the denomination OF venerenl' aud hays
ing paid more attention 10 that one branch than any
other physician In the United states, he feels himself
better qualified 10 treat them.
sVphilis i'm all s forms. such as ulcers. swelling In
the rroans ulcer in the throat, secondary syphilis,
aneous ertpiiuns. alterations tertiary SNphils, sy-
phs in children. mercureai sNphltie affections g0n-
orrhca glec structures false passages. nuanAiloh OF
the bladder and proirate glands. excavations, umors,
postulPs. &ic arc as aln'llar 10 MN as inc osl coh
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects u cure in recent cases in n few
days and finds no difficulty In curing those OF long
Duration without submitting the patient 10 sue treat
ment as will draw upon him the alighlesl suspicion
or obige him 20 neglect his business. whether "ihn
oors or without. The diet need not he CHANGED. eX-
cept in cases of severe intanaiion There are III Gait
fnrnia na'cnis amounting 10 over Two ihouNand IN
The nn5i ycarl that c0ud furnish proof of tins; but
these are mnters hOrequirc h incest cecresy which
he always preserves.
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e. YOUNG, M. O. Express Buildings, corner of
MONTGOMERY and Californian streets, over Wells 'ar
go X Co.'S Express Department.
A ChRD-FROM DR.. YOT'NG'S PRIVATE
~ MEDICAL Ofilce-To The ailhcied--n this
nge 0f progress whom science Is develop ug Itself in
sucah manner rs toappear almost miraculous, every
thing in common place il looked upon as not worth
notice In view Of This fact Dr. Young. corner of
Montgomery and California streets. has concluded To
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by most sci
cnifc physicians, dhat Of waiting for the public To
find YOU out nlone,l and publish to the world. rs
much rs may be- his knowledge of the healing art,
to let those who be in need of assistance know where
they can find relief without fear of being imposed
upon.
say, that of the past ten yeHrs he has pursued the
prncliue of mcdcin in of the largest cities In the
United States, with the highest success, and that his
standing a physician Is without repronch, having
at one time been lecturer at the University OF Penn
sylvania on veucreal diseases. &c.
Upon all ofthcse conderaiiuns. Dr. Young has con-
fdencc in Introducing himself to the pubic, knowing
that they will sustain well earned nerit.
The following are few of the many testimonials
which have appeared in the public Journals the last
From the Boston Medical journal
Although we nro opposed to TIE system of adVertis-
ing for GOOD and sufficient still we deem it
but Justice TO say that nr Young is one of the most
industrious and ndefaligabe yOares of the medical
science in the United States.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally acquainted with pr
Young. and has seen much of his practice and can
bear tesmoney TO his merritt rs practitioner.
From the New York Herald
The eminence of this distinguished gentleman in
his profession, and the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation Of venerea dis
eases make his services invaluable to those afflicted
with the above complaints.
From the Whig and Advertiser.
All afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Young whose education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skill, honor and in
tegrtv all may rely with safety, while most of the
practitioners in this city without honesty or res
pecaby, their prctentlons being grounded IN gnor-
ance and assumption.
Office cornor of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs, opposite the banking house of Wells Fargo
< Co. Open from a. NJ. to L. NJ Sunday in
cluded