Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-12
MEDICAL.
DIR. j C. YOUNG'S CARDS.
IMPORTANT oMlxEBs, TRAVELLERS, ETC

IMPORTANT To MINEBS, TRAVELLERS, ETC
VuNHERE Is no malady Of deeper importance eiihe
u IN n medical or moral light OF view, to which
the human family Ia more lnble than that arlsinG
from impure connections.
A. medical man II is the duty OF every physician
o look Mt disease as II effects health and life, und his
sole object should be 10 mitgnte as lar rs lies in his
power the bodily suffering. Human nature at hest /,
but frtil. all are liable 10 misfortune
or all The ills that affect mnn none are mere terrible
than thu-c Of private nature.-Drcadful as II Is IN
the person who contracts H. trghu NJ are lis raVBg
upon his constitution, ending frequrntly IN desrnc'
lion AMI lua hsome grave. 1t becomes ~ SUI greater
importance when IL j. transmitted to innocent Off
spring. Such being the ccse how necessary II be-
comes That every having IN" cnsi reason io irai
that they have contracted the disen-c should attend
la 1t nt once by consulting SOME physician, Whose
rsprcnthiItv aud education enables him To WARRANT
n safe. speedy, and permeneni cure. IN accordance
with this necessity. DIR YOUNG feels called upon Ia
state that hy long study and extensive practice. he
has hruinc perfect master of NIL those diseases which
come unipr the denomination of Vcn"r"nl, md hav~
ing pnid attention to that one hrnnch than my
other phy-icu in The United STATES, he feels himself
better qualified 10 treat them.
syphilis In NIL its forms. such ne ulcers. swelling In
the grons. ulcer in the hront secondary syphilis,
tancous eruptuns ulccraiionS. l"rlnary syphilis sy'
philis in children inercureai syphc affections. gun-
orrhen glct structures, false passages inflammation oi
the bladder and prorur glands eNcorhiions, innors,
poSlulrs Ntr. me rs familiar Ia him rs the most com
mon things of daily observation.
The Doctor effects cure IN recent cases IN n few
,lays and finds nn Difficulty IN curing those of loug
duratIon without submitting the patient tn treat
mcnt NJ will draw upon HIM the nlighr-i suspicion
obliVc him to neglect his business whether within
onrs or without. The diet need not he changed. eN'
cent In cSps of severe inflammation. There ARE ~ nll'
fnrnia pniirnts ,nmounling 10 over two Thousand IN
the past ycnr) that could furnish proof OF this; hut
these are trequire ih incest eecrcsy which
ho always preserves.
All Ldter- enclosing SO, will bc promptly attended
to- Odice hours from q \. VI to : T. NJ. Address J.
g. YOUNG, NJ. o, Express Budings, corner Of
Montgomery aud Californian streets, over Wells FAR
20 cos Express Department.
A CARD-FRON DIR. YOUNG'S PRIVATE
"a MEDICAL. Onice-To the ulhctcd-'n this
nge of progress whom science II develop itself In
sncah n manner IA toappcnr almost miraculous, every
thing IN common place is looked upon "a not worth
notice IN view of this inct. Dr. Young, corner ol
Montgomery and California streets. has concluded Ia
lcnvc the brntcn track hitherto pursued by most sci
pntiGc phy scinns 0hnt of waiting for the public Ia
find you ont aIone,l and publish to the world as
uucn may he. his knowledge ot the healing art
let those who be- in need oi assistance know where
they can hind relief without cnr of hcing imposed
upon.
In continuation Of this subject. nr Young would
say. that of the pasi ten years he has pursued The
prnciue Of medicine in Que Of the largest cities In the
United Stnics with the highest success. aud that his
standing u physician II without rcpronch, having
nj one time been lecturer nj tn" University of Penn
syvauia on vcncrenl diseases, Ne.
Upon all of these condcrnlons, Dr. Young has con
ndenre IN introducing himself To- the public, knowing
That they will sustain we'll earned mcrit.
The following are few of The rnny testimonials
which have appeared in the public Journals the last
few years:
From the Boston Medical Journal
Although we nre opposed to th- system of advertis
ing for good aud sufficient rcnsons. still deem II
but Justice To say that Dr. Young is OF the mos
industrious and ndefa,igable yoinrics of the medical
science in the United Stnles.
From Professor Jackson
The subscriber is personally acquainted with nr
Young, and has much of his practice, and can
bear tr.timoney to his merritt as practitioner.
From the New York Herald.
The emnrnce of this distinguished gentleman IN
his profession. and the very extended opportunities
possessed by him for the observation Of Vcnereal dis
cnscs make his services invaluable Ia those afflicted
with the above complaints
From the Whig and Advertiser.
An afflicted with private complaints should consult
Dr Young, whose education IA not surpassed 10y amy
physician in the country. In his skill, honor and in
egrly ni may rely with safety, while most of the
practitioners in this city nrc without honesty or res
pecability. their protenions being grounded IN ignor
ancc and assumption.
Oncc cornor of Montgomery and California streets
M stairs opposite the banking house of Wells Fargo
X Co Open from A. NJ. to T.. NJ, Sunday in
cluded.