Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-08

the United State, which may he seen by his Diploms
also, a member II the Royal College of Surgeons, and Ii
centiate ofthe Apothecaries' Hall, London; and the grea.
ter part of Whose life hasbcen suent in the first Hospi
tails IN Europe and America. viz: those of London, Paris
anu Philadelphia, may he consulted on all diseases, but
ACERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misKnided and imprudent votary of ME asnre
finds he has imbibed the seeds of this d iscase, il too often
happens that an III timed sense Of shame. or dread Of
discovery, deters them from applying 10 those who, from
education ana responsibility can alone hefriend him, de.
laying until 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 OF q deafness, nodes on the shin bones
aud arms, blOtches on the head. face aud ex tremcti es
progress an with friehtful %rapidiiy, till at last The palate
OF the mouth or The bones of the nose fall in, and the vic.
tim efthis awful disease becomes a horrid object of com.
miseration. ii u death puts a period to his dreadful suffer.
ings, by sending hlni TO THAT bourne whence no travel.
Ter returns.' To such, therefore, DIR. JOHNSTON pied
ges himselfto observe the most inviolable secrecy; and,
from ms extensive praeticein the first hospitals Of Eu.
rope and America. he can confidently recommend a safe
and speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of this horrid
disease.
1t is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to
this horrid disease, ow ing to the unskiIliuiness of men
who by the use ct that deadly poison, mercury, ruin the
constitution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to
an untiDiely grave or make the remainder of his life mi
SCRABBLE.
G~oNoRRHOaA N GLEET CURED bv the mos,
speedy and the most pleasant remedy known TO ne other
physician. II requires no restraint of diet, or hindrsnce
from business-it is mild, safe and eihcacious. eradica.
ting every symptom of THIS aieeiton, without causing a.
Their diseases, such az Structure and Affection OF the
Bladder, and PROSTATE GlanS which impvrics and uuack
SO often create by their noxious drugs and filthy mice.
tons.
STRICTURES-When there is a partial snppression
of urine, accompanied with uneasiness IN the parts. or a
frequent desire to make water, it is called Structure. Yet
the disease may eAist and none Of these diseases bo per
ceriible, or If at all, they are so slight as TO pass unpo.
iicei: hence we find thousands laboring under this in.ec-
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-.
Joying marriaee-their systems become derangcd. parti
cularly the stomach, inducing symptoms Of dysrepsia;
also affections of the mind, peculiar ts fits af meianelio.
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. M.
Jonston offers the most speedy remedy that can be OBJ
tanned in the United States.
rPResd DR.. Johnston's treatise on venereal. etc.
TAKE PARTICULAR Notice.
Young men who have injured themselves by 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 com
try and the darling OF his parents should he snatchcd
from all prospects and enjoymenis OF life by the conse
quences of deviattng from the path of nature and indni-
glng in a certain secret habit. Such persons; before
ontempiat,ng
should reflect that's sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 10 promote connubiai Iiappiness.-
Indeed, without these, the joursey through life becomes
a weary pilgrimage, The prospect hourly darkens to the
view-the mind becomes Swallowed with despair, and
filled with the melancholy reflection that the Happiness
OF another becomes biishted with ourown.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Dr. J. addresses young mel, and all who have injured
Observation-Disclosures OF THE
NIT ORGANS
Loss o, me viriie power is the penalty most frequently
pald by those wEo give loose rein or license TO tlieI pas
sians. Young persons are loo apt to commit excesses
lrom not being aw are of lie dreadful ELECTS that ,n.v . n
sac. Although impotency occurs from structure, desos.
ties in the urine, gravel, and from numerous other eau
ses. yet the abuse ofthe sexual organs, by excessive We
merry or sell foiuting, especially tue latter, is the more
frequent cause ct IL. Now who that underst ands the
subject will pretend to- deny that the power OF procrea.
ting the Species is los, sooner tyti,ose who practice the
solitary wee than by the prudent. Pesides, by prema.
tnre impotence the digestive organs are derangcd. and
the physical and mental powers weakened Nv the toe
frequent and too great excitement of the genital organs.
Parents and guardians are often misled in respect to the
causes and sources OF disease in their SONS and wards
How often do they ascribe 10 other causes the wasting
OF The frame, idiotcy, madness, palpitation Of the heart,
indigestion, arrangement of the nervous system, cough,
and symptoms indicating consumption, when the truth
Is that they nave been caused by INDUCING III a pernici
Gus, but ailuring Practice, destructive both TO body and
mind.
INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL EMISSIONS
Ofthis distressing disease which is the common result
fthe above mentioned secret hasii: hui a very briefdes
eriptien; TOR many reasons, can he given here. The com
plant comes eli gradually. 1t begins by a too hasty dis
charge of semen in copulative and passionate dreams
Such emissions being too hasly, have no Fewer, while tn
erections are feesle, Imperfect and soon over. As the dis.
ease grows worse, the discharges or emissions become
more easily excited and frequent, often brought Oh By
lascivious ideas or by merely touching the part. In this
depiorable case the emission takes place without any
pleasure and without erection, AVID in this debilitatet
and sensitive state of the organs the direful effects of
poliutioh so rulnousto health, lake place day and night.
Pale, emaciated and weak, the unhappy victim Of anii
cial qualification complains of Pain in the head and hack
has a languid look, dimness ofsight, flushing of the face
when spoken to, lowness o~fspirits, and 4 vague dread Of
something, often starting with terror at q sudden sigh
or sound. lie also ioathes society from an innate sense
of shame, and feels a dislike for all bodily and mental e1
ertion. Distressed, and his mind fixed upon his mise
ries, he sly ly searches every source that promises reiief
Ashamed To make known his situation to his friends, 0
those who, by education, study and practical knowledge
are able 10 relief, he applies to the ignorant and design
nag, VINO flch him of his pccuniary substance, aud in
stead sfrestoring him to health, leave him TO SIGH owe
IA. CALLING disappointment; the last scene of The srama
winds up with mania. eatalopsy, epilepsy or some terri.
bile disease of the ferves, and death drops the curtain
hurryins tho unhappy patient to an untiinely tomb wlef
ms friends are totally ignorant of the real cause.
A~ltSuRGiCAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED.
n. Is. Let no false deiicacy preveit you, but apply im
medla.el.. either personally or by letter.
must be- POSTPAID.
KIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
IAavice To the poor GRATIS
TAKE NOTICE. DR.. Johnston has had a great.
practice in the above affections than any physician l. |
tie U. 5. lie also possesses an advantage over all other
nom the fact ofhs having studied in the great ilospi
ia's beih in this country aud Europe, viz. those of Eng
land, France, Spain, Russia, Denmark, &c. and the hos
piials ofPhiladelphia. Thousands in Baltimore can ties
tify that he cured them after every other means had fai-
led. lnnunerahlc certificates could be given, but deli
cacy prevents it-fsr what man of respeciabliity woult
like his name eN posed-nune-besi6es there are SO ma
ny persons without knowledge or character who aiver
t'se these things with false names, that alone would for
hid il. feb | "
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