Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-08-15
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window, or you VIII mistake the place;
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distinguished graduate from one ofthe first Colleges in
the United States, which may lie seen by his Dipioms
also, aInemher Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. and Iii
centiate ofthc Apothecaries' Hall, London; ard the grea
ter part Of whose life has been spent in the hrst Uospi
tails IN Europe aud America, viz: those of Lsndon, Paris
and Philadelphia, may be consuifedon all diseases, but
4 CERTAIN DISEASE
When the misguided and imprndent votarv Of pleasure
6nds he has imhihei the seeds OF this disease, il too often
happens that an ili-tinled sense Of shame. or dread ola
discovery ,deiefs them from applying 20 those who, from
etucation and -espeetshility can alone befr iend 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 aud
limbs, dimness Of sight. deafness, nodes on theshin bones
aud arms, bloiches on the head. face and eytremeties
progress sn with frigltfii rapidi,y, til at last he palate
OF the mouth or The homes Of the nose fall in, and the vic.
tim eftbis awful disease becomes a horrid object of cam
misetation, ii u death puts 4 period to his dreadful suffer.
ings, nv sending him to "thai bourne whence no travel
Ter rctarns.' To such. therefore. DIR. JOHNSTON pied
gs hiniselfto observe the most invioIabie secrecy; and,
from his extensive practieein the first hospitals Of Ell.
rope and America. he can confidently recommend a safe
ard speedy cure TO the unfortunate victim of this horrid
disease.
II is a melancholy fact, that thousands fall victims to
this horrid disease, wing 10 the unskillfniness of men
who by the use Of that deadly poison. mercury, ruin the
consi tuition. and either send the unfortunate sufferer to
an untlmely grave or make the remainder of his life mi
scrabte.
GoNoRRHGA AMI GLEEr CURED by the mos,
Speedy and the most pleasant remedy known 10 ne other
physician. 1t requires no restraint Of diet, or ~hindrance
rom bnslueSS-t Is pfu, SAFE dNn SinCdCipuS, etdllCl-
ting every symptom of this Affection, without causing o
tier diseases, such as Structure and Affection of the
Bladder, aud Prostrate Gians winch lmpyrios and qnack
so often create by Their noSlous drugs and filthy mice
items.
sTRlCTUREs-when there is a partial suppression
of urine, accompanied with uncasiness IN the parts. or a
frequent desire 20 make wafer, il is called Structure. Yet
the disease may exist and none fthese diseases ho per
certible. or if al 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 paris, seldom have children, and in
the latter stages of this complaint are incapable Of en-
joying marriage-iheir systems become deranged, parti
culariy the stomach, inducing symptoms Of dyspepsia;
also affections OF the mind, peculiar 10 fits OF melancho-
ly, &c. which may end IN some dreadful disease of the
nerves. and VIII either cause a premature death or else
make the rest of life miserable. To such persons, pr.
Jonston offers the most speedy remedy that can be Oh
tanned in the United S,stes.
UJ7Read d.. Iohnslen1s treatise on vemereal, etc.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themscivessy a certain
practice indulgeA in when aione-a habit frequently
learned frsm evil companions or at school-the effects
OF which are nightly iei, even when asleep, and II 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 snatched
from all prospects and e%njoymenis Of life by the conse
quences of dev iattng from the path OF nature aud indui
ging IN a certain secret habit. Such persons. before
onteinplat ING
should reflect that 4 sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites to promote c|onnuhial bappness.-
Indeed, without these, tie Journey through lire becomes
a weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly darkcns to The
view-thc mind becomes Swallowed with despair, and
filed with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes biighted With ourown.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Dr. j. addresses young iuen and all who have injured
lMPOTENCE-WEAkNESS or The
GENITAL ORGANS
Loss of the virile power is the penalty mos, frequently
paid by those who give a loose rein or iieensc 10 iiieir pas
sisns. fouug persons are too apt to commit cAcesses
from not being aware ofthe dreadful effects that may en-
sie. Although impoteney occurs from structure, dePos.
ties in the urine, gravel, and from numerous other eau
SEES. vet the abuse OF The sexual organs, nv excessive We
merry or self foiuting, especially the latter, the more
subject will pretend to deny that the power Of prOcrea.
ting the species rs lost sooner hy those who practice the
solitary vice than hv the prudent. resides, BY prema-
ture impotence the digestive organs are deranged, and
the physical and mental powers weakened ~ The tos
frequent and too great excitement of the genital organs.
Parents and guardians are often misled in respect 70 the
causes and sources Of disease in their sons aud wards
How often do they ascriie 10 other causes the wasting
of The frame, idiotcy, madness, palpitation ofthe heart,
indigestion, arrangement oil the nervous system, cough,
aud symptoms ndlrat. ng consumption, when the truth
is that they have been caused by induging in a pernici
ous, but aiiurins practice, destructive both 10 body and
INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL. EMISSIONS
Ofthls distressing disease which is the common result
oftne above mentioned secret habit: but a very briefdes
|crption; for many reasons, can he gwen here. The com
rl,int comes on gradually. IL hegins bv a too aasiy dis
CHARGE of semen N copulstive and passionate dreaus.-
such cmlssioushelu too nasty, have no power. White IA
%erections are ieeile, mpertectand soon over. As The DIS
ease grows worse, the discharges or EMS ions become
more easily excited aud frequent, often brought on ~
lasciNious id.Ns or by merely touching the part. In this
| depiurabtc case the emission taxes place Mitu'ilt any
plsasule and " i,hnut erection, aEd in this debititatee
and sensitive state OF The organs The direiui effects OF
pollution so uinous 10 health, take place day and night.
Pale, emaciated and weak, the unhappy victim of ariih
eial aratiic alton complains Of aim in the head and bach
has a lamguid look, dimness Ofsight, flushing of the face
when spoken to, lOwneSs OF spirits. and q vague dread oi
something. often starting with terror al a sudden sign
or sound. lie also loathes society from an innate sense
OF shame, aud feels a dislike for ali Bodily and mental ex
eriion. Distressed, and his mind fixed upon his misc
ries, he sivly searches every source that promises relief
Ashamed to make known his situation 10 his friends, o
those who, by education, study and practical know ledgt
are able to relief, he applies TO the ignorant aud design
iug, who tlch INN OF his pecuniary substance, and IN
stead ST restoring him TO heath, leave HIM to sigh owe
his CALLING disappointment; The last scene of the drama
winds MP with mania, catalepsy, epilepsy or some terri
he disease OF The nerves. and death drops the curtain
hurryiug the unhappy patient to an untlmeiy tomb wheI
his friends are totally ignorant of the real cause.
An SURGICAL O~PERATIONS
n. Il. Let no FALSE delieacy prevent you, but apply ir
mediately. either personally or by letter.
ALL LETTERS must he
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDtLf CURED
~ Advice to the poor GRATIS
TAKE NOTICE. DR.. Johnston has had a great.
practice in the above affections than any physician l.
tie L. =. He also possesses AIT advantage over all other
from the fact ofhis having studied in the great Hosp
tals both in this country and Europe, VIZ; those OF Eng
land, France, Spain. Russia, Denmark, &c and The hos
miais of PhiiaieipIia Thousands in Baltimore can ties
tty that he cured them AFTER every ether means had iai-
ted. innuusrahc certificates could lac given, but dell-
cacy prevents it-fer what man of responsibility wouit
like his natne Nposrt-nOnc-hesldes there are 50 ma
ny persons without knowledge or character wh" sdver
tise these things with false names, that alone would for
bHd il. ebi ~
COUGHS,
PHThlSlC,
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