The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-03
Attendant and Resident Physician,
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or all diseases, the great first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.

Suffer notI When q Cure is Guaranteed
in all Stages of Secret Diseases.
SeJt-aSyee, Ntreoss Debility, !SrictMres, GIeets.
f;ydreI, Diabetes, Dised~es IF the RtdReesJ and
BGdder, Nercurial RAeumGtism, ScrcfHld,
Pains in the Bones and ARkies, Diseases 9f the
lungs, 71rodt. Nose, and Eyes, Ulcers upon me
Body or Linsbs, Cancers, DroP@y, EpiLtpt'c
Fits 81 THHS' Ounce, and al Dtsedses arising
from a DerGnOemeat Of the SerudI Organs
OUCH as Nervous trembling, Loss Of Memory,
= Loss Of Power, General Weak ness, Dimness OF
vision, with peculiar spots appearing before the
eyes loss Of sight, vakefHness, dyspepsia liver dis.
ease, eruption upon the face, pain In the back and
head female irregularities, and all improper dis.
charges of both sexes. Il matters not from what
cause the disease originated, however long sanding
obstinate the case, recovery is certain, and IN
shorter time than permanent cure can be effected
by any other treatment even after the disease has
bafed the skill o! eminent physicians and resisted
all their means OF cure. The medicines prescribed
are pleasant without odoE entirely vegetable,
ing no sickness and fire. from mercury or balsam.-
During fifteen years Of practice, In Europe. the At
antic States and California, Nave rescued from the
jaws Of death many thousands, who. In the last stages
Of the above mentioned diseases, had been given up
to die by their physicians, which warrants me in
promising TO the afflicted who may place Themselves
under my care, perfect and speedy cure. Private
diseases the greatest enemies to health, as they
are the first cause OF Consumption scrOfua, and
many other diseases, and should be . terror to the
human family. permanent cure is scarcely ever
effected majority Of the cases failing into the hands
Ot incompetent persons, VINO not only talI 10 cure
the disease but ruin the constitution, filling the Sys-
TEN with mercury, which, with the disease, hastens
the sufferer into rapid consumption.
but should the disease and the treatment not cause
death speedily, aud the victim mnrries, the disease
is entailed upon the children Who born with fee
bic constitutions and the current OF life corrupted
by virus which betrays itself in scrofua, letter
ulcers, corruptons, and oAsI affections OF the skin
eyes, throat and lungs, entailing upon them brei
existence of suffering, and cOnsgnng them to an
"arly grave.
Sti.abdse is another formidable enemy Of fealth
for nothing else in the dread catalogue OF human
diseases causes destructive drain upon the sys-
TEN, drawing its thousands Of victims through few
wears Of suffering, down to an uDtimely grave. 1t
destroys the nervous system, rapidly wastes away
the energies OF life. causes mental arrangement,
prevents the proper development of the system dis.
qualities for marriage, society, business, and all
earthly happiness and leaves the sufferer wrecked
in body and mind, predisPosed TO consumption, and
train OF evils more to be dreaded than death Itself
With the fullest confidence, assure the unfortunate
victims OF sefabuse, that n permanent and speedy
cure can be effected, and with the abandonment Of
runous practices, my patent can be restored to To.
bust vigorous health.
Irregularities, and all diseases Of males and fe-
males, treated Gu principles established by ineen
wears OF practice, and sanctioned by thousands OF
the most remarkable Medicines, Sith full di-
reciions, to any part of the state Oregon and
Washington Territory, by patients communicating
their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence
strictly cor 6denti2l
Address, L. J. CZAPkAY, ". n,
Medical Institute, Sacramento street, below Mont.
gomery, opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Of
fee, San Francisco.
The following letter which emphaticaIly
speaks for ITSELF written by the Dean Of the Pac
ulty Of the Philadelphia College nf Medicine. the
editors Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal,
san Francisco, for publication
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 1859.
To the Editors OF the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal:
GEXTLKNES My attention has been called to an
article IN the December number Of your Journal, in
regard TO the Gd tHndem degree granted by the
Philadelphia College OF Medicine to DR.. L. J. Cap
kay. When the application for the drgr"e made
10 the Faculty, it vas accompanied by afda Wits and
testimonials to the effect that DR.. CIapkay was
regular graduate n. d. Of the University Of Pesth.
had served Surgeon In the Hunga rian army. and
was a regular practitioner OF medicine. On the
strength OF these, the degree vas granted. The dd
tnndem degree, as its name implies Is conferred
graduates only. and gives US new privileges. Had
there been the slightest suspicion OF irreEuarity the
application would have been refused. By inserting
this in your Journal you will do an act OF justice to
the College, aud confer favor on
Yours, very respectfully. II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the PhiadelphiA College Of
Medicine.