Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-08
GBe gonrnal.
Veaveryille, Saturday Morning, October s, 1859.
Another Pill.

The Alta denies positively that it publishes
quack doctors advertisements. 1t seems to have
voluntarily abandoned all claims to veracity, and
asserts roundly what can instantly be shown to
be false. Within the fortnight, it published, in
its most prominent page notice nearly half
column in length, with large display heads, sign
ed by the most notorious charlatan doctor in the
State of California in which it was announced
that the practice Of the said quack had increased
so rapidly. etc. that it necessary, etc, to do
70 and so-thus willingly lending the aid of its
columns to the circulation OF false laudations OF
a man whom the regular faculty Of California
agree in denouncing an arrant and dangerous
humbug and empyric. Yet the Alta denies that
it prints "quack doctors advertisements.
The above is another sample extract from the
columns of the EUening Bulletin of yesterday 1t
is as malicious, slanderous and contemptible as
are most of the subterfuges resorted to by the
little editor Of that journal to defend himself
from the unanswerable accusations with which
we have overwhelmed him
We should pay no attention to il at this time,
were 1T not because a stranger, a man who has
been but three weeks upon the soil of California
an educated gentleman, who comes to this
slate bringing certificates Of respectabity and
professional standing Of the very highest charac-
ter-has been grossly maligned The same ad
vertisement which the Bulletin calls =" quack
advertisement" appears in our columns this
morning. 1t is that OF Doctor Emilius Czapky,
physician surgeon, aurist and accoucheur," who,
as we have said, arrived in California a stranger
among us, but three weeks ago. To that adver-
tsement we invite the attention Of every one Of
our readers, and leave it for them to pass upon
the diabolical and slanderous treatment which
professional man, of the highest standing has
received at the hands Of a public print, WHICH
claims respec liability and common deecncy among
its attributes
To illustrate the truth Of all we say, more
emphatcally, we will also add, that we have ly-
ing before US, and they have been left with us
for the inspection Of those who desire to see them,
the following documents First, diploma issued
by the Philadelphia Academy to DR.. Emlius
Anericus Czapky, on the 9th of March, 1853,
signed by J. B. Sutherland, VI. D., President,
Doctors Douglisen, Huston, Pancoor Mitchell,
Mutter, Van Ness and Bache, of the several pro-
fessorsbips Accompanying this is the following
certificate:
LONDON, IS St James Place.
These are to certify that have examined the
diploma in medicine and surgery Of DR.. Emilius
Americus Czapky, dated Philadelphia. 9th March,
1858, and that am of the opinion he (Dr Cap
ky) is qualified to undertake the duties OF Chief
physician to any regiment in the Turkish army.
(SigDcd,) ANDREW SMITH, NJ. D..
Director General. Army and Ordnance Medical
Department, Oath July, 1854
There is also certificate of Kossutb setting
forth the same fact, and adding
take at the same time great pleasure in bear
ing. from personal knowledge, testimony to his
practical professional skill, as well as to the honor
and ability of his character, which is perfectly of
gentleman meritng reliance, esteem and conf
deDce in every respect.
(Signed,) L. KossUr
Late Governor Of Hungary.
Besides these, there are dozen other cortf-
Gates OF "A like honorable character all Of which
60 to prove DR.. Emilius Czapky, the stranger
among us, medical scholar of the very first
standing in his profession, and the writer of the
article in the Bulletin, from which the above cx
tract is taken, wilfu slandercr who is sufficient
ly hard run for line Of defence to resort to
thisc contemptbe and dsgracefu method to clean