The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-01-12
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j. HI. JOsseIyn, WI. D.,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
Below are few Of the Opinions Of the
Press Of California, which are submit.
ted TO the Public.

FROM tne hcd BIul Independent OF Jan. %, 1861
ELEcTgoPATHY.-The readers Of this article are
particularly requested TO read the advertisement Of
the "Eiectropathic Institute" 645 Washington
street, San FraDcise0, 70 be found In another col
unn Of this paper. The remark able cures that haxa
beecn Effected by DIR. J. III. Josefyn tie Resident
Physician Of the Institute, during tie pgst six
years, has gained for this establishment ~ra1utae
tion that has never been equalled by any medical
establishment on this coast In cases Of female ir
Irregularities, especially DIR. JoseIyu has gained an
enyiable reputation and the spacious parIors othe
Institute pre continually occupied by ladies seek
ing relief from their troubles.
DR.. JosseTyn pays particular attention TO the
treatment feages IN the interior Of the State and
upon receipt Of full description of the disease Of
which the applicant is 50 unfortunate a. 20 be af
dicied accompanied with the real o. fictitious ad-
dregs, sends per Wells, Fargo x Co.. ueficines that
be warrants to cure the disease, without the slight
est injnryt 10 lbe system. He uses no mercury or
mineral poisons. The medicines used ara known az
Electric, and most Of theEn are Of bis own dis
coyeTy. Persons placing themselves under the
tEeatmert Of DR.. J. II. JosseIyn may rely upon not
only receiving correct and successful treatment,
but upon his discretion and secrecy.
[From the Grass Valley Union, Dec 30, 'e5.l
Success THE TRrE STANDARD or MEnrr.-Is
there il any truth in the above sold adage.s then
i viii apply % the Electropathic Institute Of San
Francisco. This establishment was opened 20 ths
public about six years since underthe management
Of DR.. J. II. JosEelyn, who has during that time
treated npward Of twenty Thousand eases Of disease
TO Q successful lssue, with an exception of very
small numbe who were too far goae. having been
overdosed with pOieonDus drugs by some Of the
quacks with which this State aboundz. During the
above time tae Resident Physician, DIR. j. H. Josse-
Ign, has received and replied TO not less than sir
thousand five hundred letters, besides u wing his
personal attention TO all persons under treatment
"a the Institute. An amount Of work that Il would
De bard TO find another man on this coast With
physical power sufficient for the undertaking and
yet the Resident Physician Is a man TO all appear
ance of very delicate constitution but his scien-
tIc abilities such as to enable him 10 determine
the nature Of the disease with which the applcant
may be afflicted, almost instantly and 30 prescribe
such treatment as viii produce q speedy and per
manent cure. The mode Of treatment at this IN:
stitnie Is peculiar; no poisonous' drugs whatever
are given under any circumstances. and in nu.ner-
Gus instances tie sick permanently crired With
out the use OF one particle Of medicine df any kind
Persons requiring physician on whom they can
rely, Fill do well 10 read the advertisement of the
Eleetropathic Institute elsewhere in our columns.
From the Contra Costa Gazette of Jan. Is. 1861
A GRAND succEss.-During the past year. sorno
half dozen '.bogus Medical Institutes in San
francisco have handed in their checks. and
closed their doers. Without exception. the es-
tablishments alluded TO conducted by indfvid-
uals that knew little nothing of the practice of
hlching money from the sick and unfortunate 'For
number Of years these fellows succeeded in syrnd
ling their victims without let or hindrance but in
1860 certain weH-known medical practitioners de-
termined 70 put stop to the imposition They ae-
cordingly established the Electropathic Tnsttute
at 645 Washington street, and placed it Ia charge
Of Dr. }. IL. Josseiyn, gentleman in every way
competent for the position, With instructions 10
warrant perfect cure in all cases undertaken by
him, or refund the money. They advertise largely,
and the responsibility of the Institute was so well
known that the sickE Rocked to the Office for advice
and treatment, in swarms. The effect has begun
to be made manifest. Some six of the meescsa
''bilking" establishments have closed their doors.
and several more will shortly follow The business
of the Institute has become so extensive that the
Directors contemplate erecting 3 larger and moro
elegant edifce for their during the coming sum-
mer.
from the Yrcka Union, Feb. 10, 1861
THE BEsF IS rHE CHEAPEsr.-This adage win
apply as well TO the practice of medicines hs 10 the
purchaxe of merchandise. Thousands on this coast.
during tina past fifteen years, have had their con-
sttutions ruined by refusing Treatment at the hands
Of hrst-elass physicians, simply because gang If
humbugs, styling themselves doctors, and who are
almost destitute of common sense much more of
medical knowledge offer to treat those who are sick
fer less sum than regular practitioner. A man
who would allow quacK to administer medicine
to him is worse than an idiot; for, in nine eases
out Of ten, tho medicine sogWcns instead Of curing
the disease. makes the patient worse and does per-
manent injury to the system. and oftentimes to
such an extent to prevent the possibility eur
ing the original disease. The fact is that no per
son should place himself in charge of q physician
unless he has strong proofs that the doctor is a
regular graduate from some we'll reputed Medical
College. The number of medical hsmbugs in San
Francisco is perfectly enormous not more than
two fthe advertised physicians have diploma.
Dr. j. II. Josselyn, Resident Physician of the
Eectropathic Institute, 645 Washington street, is
one of these, and is prepared at all times to exhibit
his diploma to those calling upon him.
CAUTION
Persons seeking the EectrOpathic Institute should