Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-22
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adistinguisfed graduate from one ofthe first Co,Ie-cs l.
the United states, which may le seen nv his DipIoma
also, a member of the koya College OF Surgeons. aud /.
ceniIate ottle trothecarieS' Hal, London; and The gre;
ter part of whose life has been spent IN the first Hosp
tas in Europe and America, viz. those Of LAndon. Par
and Philadelphia. may be consultedon all diseases, bu
more particularly
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and i%mprudent votary of pieasnr,
finds he has imbibed the seeds Of this disease. it too ofte
ha'pcns that an iHti1ned sense of shame. or dread Of
discovery, detcrs them from applying to those Who. fro,
education and responsibility can alone bcfriend him, Do
Law ing until the constitutional symptoms of this horri
disease make their appearance, such as liberated sor
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head an
limbs, diruness ofsight, deafness, Dodes on the shin bone
and arfss, blotches on the head. face and extremetie.
progress on with frIghtful rapidly, till al last the palat
of the mouth or the bones fthe nose fall in, and the vic
tim sfthis awful disease becomes q norrid object of cen,
niserction' I'm death puts period to his dreadful suffer,
ings, by sending him to "thai bourne whence no trave
Ter returns To such, therefore, DR.. JOHNSTON Piled.
gs hiinselfto observe the most mvioiable secrecy: and
from his extensive practicei in the first hospitals OF r,
rope and America. he can confidently recommend a ga,
AVID speedy cure TO the unfortunate victim of this horn
disease.
1t is melancholy fact, that Thousands fall victims /,
TINS l'ortlS disease, owing 10 the unskilltuiness Of me
VINO by the use Of that deadly poison, mercury, ruin III
constitution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer
an untimely grave or make the remainder of his life mi
SCRABBLE.
GONoRRHEA N GLEEr CURED by tho mos,
speedy and the most pleasant remedy known 10 ne othe
physician. II requires no restraint of diet, or hindranc
from hlsiless-it is mild, safe and eficacious, eradics
ting every symptom OF this Affection. without causing ,
ther diseases. such as Structure and Affection of /,
Bladder, and PROSTATE Glsn3 which inpyrics and ouac.
so Often create by their noSious drugs and filthy iniec
ti1ns.
srRICTUREs-when there is a partial sunnressio,
ofurine, accompanied with uncasiness in the parts or
frequent desire to make water, II is called Structure. We
the disease may exist and nsne Of fhese diseases bo per
~cestitle, or If al all, they are so slight as 10 pass unno.
tlced; hence we find thousands labCsi Ing under this infet
ton who are entirely unconscious Of it-such person.
become weak ihthe parts, seldom have children, and Il
the latter STAGES of this complaint are incapable of ei
joying marriage-their systems become dcranged. part.
cuiarly the stomach, inducing symptoms of dysecpsia;
also aifc ctions OF the mind, peculiar to fits Of n,eIanrh,
l., &c. which may end in some dreadful disease of I ,
nerves. and Will either cause a premature death or el,t
make the rest Of life miserable. To such persons. d.
tanned in the United States.
HRcod Dr.. Johnsion's treatise on venercal, etc.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. f.
Young men who have injured themselves by a ccrtaii
practice indulges in when alone-a habit freanentl
learned trem evil companions, or al school-the effect.
of which are nightly felt, even when asIeep, and il no
mind and body.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his coup
Try and the darling of his parents should Re snaiche,
from all prospects and cnjoyments of life by the conse
quences of deviaitng from the path Of nature aud indul
ging in a certain secret habit. Such persons; bcfor
snteinplat ne
should reflect that's sound mind and body are the mos
necessary requisites to promote %cunnuhial happiness
lndred. witiioui these, the journey through life become
a wcary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkens to III
vieW-the mind becomes shadow ed with ,espa,r. an,
filled with the melancholy reflection that the hapsiues
of another tecomes big hicd with ournwn.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
DR.. J. addresses youug rnen and all who have iuiure,
themselves by private aud Improper nduIrences.
Observation-Disclosures OF THE
GENITAL ORGANS
Loss of the virile power is the penalty most frequently
paid by those Who give u loose rein or license TO their ma
sians. NGuHg persons are loo ant to coumit EXCESS.
from not being aware OF he dreadful effects that may en-
sue. Although impoteucv ocours from structure. desos
ties in the urine, gravel, aud from numerous Other eau
ses, yet the abuse ofthe sexual organs, by excessive We.
merry or self foiuting, especially the latter, is the more
frequent cause al it. Now who that understands tic
subject viii pretend to deny that The power OF prociea
ting the species is lot sooner by these who praetlce the
SOLITARY vice than by tue prudent. PeSides, by preHsa.
tnre impotence the digestive ef.ans are derangcd. ana
the physical and mental a-Aua4s-~ .4eake,ed " the too
neIuaats ~ : % ssea' eAolesnett VI tnS ernitniera-~'s'
l dfehts an" S""tuians ~ Hiteh mlsleu III ftspectto the
causes anu sources OF disease IN their sons aud wards
HOW otteh do ihey aScfiIe 10 other causes the wasting
. tme l,an'' m'"'cy, ma"nesf, paiptatioh OF me heart
ihulseSii"h' 'er@igehleil OF tAe nervous system, cough,
ana SYMPTOMS lndlcatine CONSUMPTION, when thettaili
is 'nal tae} nave leel' ta''sea ny lhauisiig iu a Pefhlcl
Jus, pu' ailutli's pfaotce' destructive uoti 10 BODY and
hiild,
SEMiN - OMISSIONS
Drums distressing disease winch IS me common result
c,,iptieni Tor many reasons, can he given here. The com
piaiht comes en- etaaHahN. 1t be9ihS ny a 100 Easily dis
ctiatgo VI s'il'en III oopuIalfe ana passionate dreams
Shcn EMISSIONS neihs 100 nasty, nave no pewer, whieth
ARE 'ec'ie, impefiecl ahd s"on over. the DIS
ease grows worse, the DISCHARGES or emissions become
mo! c easily eNcted ana frequent, otten brought on ~
lasGivlons IDEAS or by merei, touching the part In this
depiorahle case The emission takes place without any
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