The Nevada journal., 1860-03-30
San cfranrisfa adrrr's.

VINO sacrihce their oest days in philanthrope deyo
ton to the alienation of the ills Of frail mortality
| Empiricism floods the columns oil our press witt
fraudulent and fictitious letters singing ptpans t
the worth OF their own egotistical charlatanisn-
Below We append certificate from worthy man
who, brief perisd since, seemed destined TO sbuf
fe off this mortal ccii;' who looked forward 10 hi
dissolution with that pleasure which only thos,
weighed down by the heavy hand of disease can
Contrary TO hope. the ability 5f a sklul phvsiciar
has restored him to his former health Relieved fyon
,his terrible situation, aDd impelled by gratitude h,
| makes known his case, and his remedial agent anf
his statement is authenticated by Notary Pubic.
The demands of society imperiously command il,
publicity, and it is given more TO the unw ar,
than to sound the praises of n physician OF WHOM
scores of like cases can be cited.
REMARKABLE CURE OF CONSUMPTION
The almost miraculous cure that has been effected
IN my case prompts me to inpart those of my fvl
low creatures who may be suffering from like afiic
ton, the source of relief with short description
my case Several years ago my health began To ia II
was attacked by general weakness and debility
which reduced me to the mere shadow of nv fornc,
self AT that stage songht medical assist: nee apt
expended lai amounts bst withou the lea ST bene
bcial result. That fell destroyer GoNsuurTIoS hae
already seized upon my vitals. was daily drawing
closer to tie tomb; my p, seians held OUT no hone al
recovery, my strength had wasted, and was in a
stare of almost utter prostration ] was inforrneT
by my physicians that they could do nothing for m,
except to smooth my path to the grave when nos,
fortunately applied 10 DR. l.. J. Czapkay, and an
now well and perfectly sound man. Ills tifieuI.
for me to express the emotions of deepest gra,it
! experience when realizing the imm, asuratIe ssry
zee nave received at the hands of DR. Czapkay snd
ifeel reJoced that 1t is at least in nv pow er To
this feeble recognition of his great skill and car a
70 tie affected would say do not despair for wa,
ever may be the nature of your case, ] am confident
tha you will find relief by APPLYING 10 Dr 7 60
kay. - O~"l
4" here is balm in Gilead and there is physician
'here. lL.s,I HENRY WESSLiNG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this 18th day q.
October 4. d. 1858. City and County Of San Fr:,n
cisco. in he State of California i''''
| H. 81 +. j, THIBAULT, Notary Public.
The Undersigned Is personally acquainted will
ey henry Messnhg, and knows that the circumstance.
related IN the foregoing eertiicate are true He
Henry Wessling during his illness and be ars y;ino
testimony to the fact Of his remarkable eare by Dr.
l. s,b.asibsSy = oaaPhSy @ Lsl A. RosENHEIM
OF october A D. 1889 City and Cors,fy of San ~,
cisco in the State of California N"'' an
Isl F. J. THIBAULf; Notary Public.
Dn:L J. cZAPKAY'S private Medical and srr-
gical Institute Is Sacramento sfreat below Mont
goEery. opposite the Pacific fail Steamship Gonna.
| nys once, San Francisco. The Doctor offers frec
consultations, and asks no Remuneration 1,lIAss he
effects cure. Office hodrs from a. NJ tags u,
THE FOLLOWING LETTER,
Mmch emphaticaiiy speaks for Itself, as arite bv
the Dean of the Faculty of the PbiIadeInbi, CoiIo
of Medicine. to the editors of the Pacific Medicoi
surgical Journal, San Francisco. for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January 18th. 1853
TO the Editors of the Pacific Medica and Surgical
Journal 9" "
GENTLEMEN My attention has been called TO an
article IN the December number of your Journal in
regard to the AID EUNDEM degree rranted NV The
Philadelphia College of Medicine 10 Dr 7 C,o;a ~,
When the apple fer the degree was made 10 The
Faculty, it was accompanied by afdavits ard testi-
honals 10 the eHeet That DIR. Czapkay as regular
graduate NJ D. OF the University of Pesth had serv.
ed as surgeon in the Hungarian armv and was n
regular practitioner of medicine On the strenqth h
9 9l tnese, tne degree was granted. The AID EUNDEM
degree as Its name implies is conferred On
only and gives us new privileges Had there heen
the slightest suspicion of rregularitv the application
would have been refused By inserting this in vonr
and confer a favor on s
Yours, very respectfully TT RAND
| Dean of the Faculty Of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine.
CERTIFICATE Il, the UNDERSIGNED Governor
Hungary, do testify hereby that Dr. L. J. Czapkav
as served during the contest for Hungarian liberty
as Chief Surgeon In the Hungarian army with faith
| ful perseverance. Whereof have given him this
certlhcate, and do recommend him to the sympathy
attention and protection of all those are capable
oil approaching patriotic self sacrifice and undesery
ea misfortune, kOSSUTH LAJOS,
Washington City. Jan. G, '52 Gov. Hungary.
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RE11Fr.
Below we publish the certificates of three Of the
sufferers from the pangs of disease who having re-
covered their former health, and impecd by graft
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent
and thelf statements are authenticated by a Notary
Public. The demands of society imperiously com
ma nd their publicity, and commend their parrsal
TO the attention of all afflicted
THANKFuLNEss Is TIE INCENTIVE TO CIR .r1rrnx
CERIflCATE-The undersigned, dcsirous of ae.
Snaintlhg those who may be unfortunate enough to
.a ue summary afncted, where permanent relief of
their sunerlngs may be obtained feels it his duty 10
thus publicly express his most sincere gratitude to
Dr l.. j. 'zapkay for the permanent recovery of his
heath Borne down by the distressing symptoms Incl
ueht 10 the vicious practices uncontrolled
in youth. depressed in bod and mind unable TO per
form even the most tring duty imposed by the ai-
~ avoeatIons Of life, sought the advice of many
physicians who at first regarded nv disease rs of t-
fling Importance; but, alas after a few wtek. and
in several instances. months, of their treatment
found to my unutterable horror that instead of re-
lief my symptoms became more alarm ng in their tor
ture; ana being told by that my disease being
principally confined to the BRAIN medicine would be
OF little consequence, despared of gaining
my health strength and energy; and last resor.
and with but faint hope, called npon Dr. Czapkay,
VINO, after examining my case prescribed some med.
lclne which almost instantly relieved me of the dull
pam and dizziness in my head. Encouraged by the
result, resolved to place myself under his care
and, by strict obedience to all his directions aud
advice, ny head became clear my ideas collected the
constant pain in my back and groins, the weakness
OF my nmbs the nervous reaction of my whole body
on the slightest alarm excitement, the misanhro
Ply and evil foreboding the self dstrust and want of
confidence in Others the ncapahility to study, and
want Of resolution, the frightful, exciting, and,
times pieasurable dreams by night, followed by in
voluntary discharges, have all disappeared and in
fact In two months after having consulted the Doe
ter felt as II inspired by lifethat life which,
short time ago, contemplated to end with my own
hand,
With view TO guard the unfortunate from falling
into the snares of incompetentquaeks, deem it my
duty TO offer this testimony to the merits and skill
of Dr. Czapkay- and recommend him 10 all who ma
stand in need Of medical advice, being assured by my
own experience that, under his care, radical
and permanent cure win be effected
L. S,l B. 7. FILLMORE.
State of California. counfy of San T, ancisdo. Sub
| serifed and sworn to before me, this nth day of
April, A. D. 1856. (Signed)
IL. 81 JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public,
GARD.
Prompred by an honest desire of my heart, wish
to lay before the public which deserves COM
mendation, not only act of scientific skill, but
that of humanity also. About two yeaas ago
suddenly and from causes unknown to me, was seiz-
ed with fit OF Epilepsy, which owing my inability
to meet the expense consequent upon thorou gh
medical treatment, and the dscouragement which
met with on attempting 1t, became such las
was the led TO belieye) TO defy the skill of any
physician l was frequently while in pursuit OF
my calling. thrown down to the ground without the
slightest warning; and although insensbIe 10 the
agonies, yet despised the miseres of nv life ami
Sc on learned to look upon those who wond render
assistance or shelter me from danger as enemies
who sought to prooDg the existence my miseries-