Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-01
AsEs.

SER.
ldisiinsui-hed graduate from one ofthe first Colleges in
PIE United states, which NAV be seen by his Diploma
fceutiaie ofthe Apothecaries' Hal. London; andthe srea
ter part Of whose life has been spent in the first Hospi
tails in Europe aud America. viz: those of Landon. Paris
aud PnlSdelphia' may be consutedon all diseases, but
4 CERTAIN DISEASE
When the misguided and i%mprudeut votary OF pleasure
finds he asimbihcd the seeds ofthis disease, it TOO often
ha 'pens that an ilttimcd sense Of shame. or dread ola
deiers them from applying to those who, from
education aud responsibility can alone befriend him, de-
layiug unit the constitutional symptoms OF this horrid
disease make their appearance, such as liberated sore
throat diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
limbs, dimness ofsight. deafness, nodes on the shin bones
aud arms, hlotches on the head, face and exireIueiies
progress on with %trighifl rapidly, till at last the palate
Of the mouth or the bones ofthe nose fall in, and the vic
tim efthis awful disease becomes a horrid object of com
! miseratiou ii II death puts a period to his DIRE sdfuI suffer.
ngs, by sending him to ''that bourne whence no travel
Her reinrns.' To such, therefore. DR.. JOHNSTON Piled
hpes himseIfto observe the most iuvioIahle secrecy: and
from his extensive practieei in the first hospitals Of Eu-
rope and America, he can confidently recommend a safe
aud speedy cure 10 the unfortunate victim of this horrid
disease.
1t is melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to
this bnfrid disease, owing to the unskilliulness of men
who by the use of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the
constitution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to
an unfinely grave or make the remainder of his life mi
serabe,
GoNORRHGA AND GLEET CURED by the most
speesy and the most pleasant remedy known to no other
physician. 1t requires no restraint ofdiet, or hindrance
from htsinoss-it is mild. safe aud eticaciOus. cradica.
ting every symptom of this Affect ron, without causing o.
Their diseases, such as Structure and Affection of the
Bladder, and PROSTATE Glans winch impyrics and quack
SO alen create by their noxious drugs and filthy injec.
tisik.
sfRICTUREs-When there is a partial suppression
of Ig ine, accompanied with uneasiness in the parts, or a
frequent desire to make water, it is called Structure. Yet
the disease may exist and none of these diseases 10 per.
~ceftitte. or if at all, they are so slight as to pass unno-
ticed;hence we find thousands laboring under this infec-
ton Who are entirely unconscious of it-such persons
become weak in The parts, seldom have children, and in
the latter stages of this complaint are incapable of en-
joyipS uarriage-their systems become dcranged, parti-
culasly the stomach, inducing symptoms of dyspepsia;
also affections OF the mind, peculiar to cts of melancho-
ly, &c. which may end in some dreadful disease of the
nerves, and will either cause a premature death or else
make the rest of life miserable. To such persons. DR..
Jonson offers the most speedy remedy that can be OBJ
taiptd in the United States.
UFRead pr. Jobns,ou's treatise on venercal, etc.
= TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE.
Young men who have injured themselves ny a certain
practice INDUCED in when alone-a habit frequently
learned from evil companions, or at schooi-the effects
of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and il not
cured; renders marriage impossible and destroys both the
mind and body.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his coun
try and the darling of his parents should he snatchcd
quences of deviattng from the path ct nature aud lndul.
eing in a certain secret habit. Such persons; before
contemplating
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote connubial happiness
Indeed. without these. the Journey through life becomes
a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to the
view-tlie mind becomes Swallowed with despair, and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes bliahted with our own.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
DR.. J. addresses young u.en and all who have injured
themselves by private and improper indulgcnces.
lhPOTENCE-WEAkNES S OP THE
GENITAL ORGANS
3 Loss of the viriie Powcl is the penalty most frequently
Y paid by those who gtva aFoose rein or license 10 their pas
sions. Young persons are 200 APT TO commit excuses
from not ueing aware OF the dreadful ehects lhat may en-
sne. Although lmpotency occurs rom structure, desos'
lies IN the urine. gravel ana rom numerous oluer eau
ses. YET tle anuse OF me seNtlai ofsahs, oy excessive We
merry or sei foihliis, esi'cctaiE we lauet' Il tHe more
frequent cause@' II. VOW VINO lha' uaueistaiius tie
snlJect WIZ Pfetehu u uthE ma ~ Po"tl piocttd-
tai@ Inc species Is l9s' sooner ny lhos1 VINO ptacuce the
lsnlhary wee tuan ny tHe piuHehi. fesioes' ny p,,eMd,
: tlre impotence ne digestive "fsahs are uetdhseu' ana
we pRs sieai ~ hleI'm powers Wtahe'cd : ~ 700
frequent and too great excitement oil lhe gehllal organs
Parents ana guardians are ofieh mlsied III respect 10 me
causes ana sources OF "tseese II iheii sous w warns
How oi'en do they ascfiIe 10 oiier causes me wasting
OF me itaihe' ldioicy, mahHcs,' pa'plid'loh VI we heatt'
ihdlsesilofh' advancement u tfe nervous system; cough,
ana symptoms inulcdl'hE ouas"hpl'un' wien ihetiuth
lstlal lhel nave hesl ctVseu u! hudu'sihe "a Il peih!ci
Gus nut ailurIis liac'lte' "ea'tucNFe potH " pouy anu
mlhu; ,r r,,e,,o
iNN oi.CNi AM Hf+MlNAh h.hiS0ioNo -,
Drums distressing disease winch Is lhe common result
U me a'oVe hlel''lp"eus eSIe' nam ~ Neiy ntlc'ueS
cilptieh' 10 many ISasH"s' 'a1 ue si'el nee. l ~ ON
pant ONE ou giauua'il. tucs'HS !! d tUo hos'S aus
eadt@e oi senior, ia oVpu'a'lNe ~ PaSSio''u.e u
sach inlseionsHtlhe 10" nasty nave no lu"e 'Whheth
ereclions are lceSie, hipeitecta ana soon over Asthe us
ease grows WORSE inc utsca@FSes OF elllsSI"ltS .ecoil'
more easlg eNcl'ei aua iie'ueit oi'en u'ousni On "
lasctVloNs ld.as or by mercy tolichihg Inc Patt; IN tlis