Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-24

adtsiingutsheu Hrauuate tronNrne Ofthe FIRST Colleges in
the United States. which mavfte seen BY his piploma
also, a member Of the Royal Ctflegc Of Surgeons. and III.
centiate ofthe Arothecaries' q a1. London; amdt,e grea-
ter part of wh0seli life has been spent IN the first iiospi
tails in Europe and America, VI those Of Tendon, Paris
and Philadelphia, may he corAtifet on all diseases. Int
4 CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the MISGUIDED aud impfudert voiarv Of pleasure
finds he has inihiicd the seeds D this disease, IL too often
Ia pens that an III timed senee Of shame. or dread eta
discovery, deiers them from a3ply ing to those w no. from
eduraiion ana respecrabihty IN alone hcffiendhftn. dc.
laying until the consii,utionafk symptoms of this horrid
disease make their sppea-aure, such as liberated sore
throat; diseased nose. nocturra nj pains in the head and
litnh~, di,nness of sight. destnek, nodes Oh the shin bones
and arms, h!otclcs on the heJl. face and extrenetie.
progress en- with f~rIsltfuI rap5 ity, till at last The palate
OF the mouth ~ the bones oftkc nose fan in. and the vie.
tim nj this aw full disease beconsss q horrid Object of con-.
iuiseration,i u dcath puts a psriod to his dreadful suiIcr.
incs, by sending him 10 THAI tourue whence no travel.
Ter returns To such, ttercfsre. DIR. JOHNSTON Piled
ges himscltfo observe the moAi inviolahlc secrecy: aud.
from his extensive practice N the first hospitals of En-.
rope aud America, he can co0identty recommend a safe
and speedy cnre to the unfortunate victim of tins liorrid
disease.
II is a melancholy fact, that thousands fan victim. tn
tins lIorriA disease, owing tothe unskiniulness of men
who hy the use Of that deadly prison. mercury, ruin the
constitution, and either sendthe unfortunate sufferer TO
a., untimeIy grave or make te remainder Of hrs life mi
seraihc. ar
GoNoRRHGA AND CL.EEr CURED by The most
speedy and the most pleasant remedy known TO ne other
physician. 1t requires no restraint of diet, or hindrance
from hnsiness-it IS mild, safe aud ehicacious, eradica.
ting every symptom Of this a1eei an, without causing o.
Their diseases, such as Structure and Affection of tire
biduutt, anu I az bittt WHICH 1fnpNr Irs aud OlNrk
80 often create by their nos isas drugs and iIIhy mice.
tisns.
s1RlCTuREs-Wlen these is a partial suppression
of urine, accompanied with uncasiuesS ia the paris, or a
frequent desire to make water, IL is called Structure. Yet
the disease may exist ami n-ne of these diseases 10 per
cef tihle, or II al all, they are 50 slight as TO pass unnn.
ticed. hence we find thousands lai oring under this ipt,c.
ton who are entirely nncorsc iotis of it-snch persons
become weak in the parts, seldom have children, aud in
the latter stages of this complaint are incspaI,is of en-
joying marrlarc-their systems become derangcd. parti.
culariy the stomach, insuetds symptoms Of Dyspepsia;
also affections of the mind, peculiar to fits Of meianclo o.
y, &c. which may end in SOME dreadful disease of the
nerves. and Will either cause a premature death or else
make tta rest ct life miserable. 10 such persons, nr.
Jons'on offers Tie most speedy remedy that can he OBJ
tanned in the United States.
lEJRcsd Dr.. yohnsion's treatise on venereai, etc.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves sy a certain
practice indulgeg in when alone-a habit frequently
learned frem evil companions, or at school-the effects
of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and il not
cured; renders marriage Impossible and destroys both the
mind aud body.
try and the darling of his parents should he sna,ched
from all prospects and cnjoyments of life by the conse
quenccs OF devia''ng from the path Of nature and indui
ging in a certain sccrc, habit. such persons: before
ontenplat'n s
MARRIAGE
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the mos,
necessary requisites IL promote connuhial happiness
INDEED, without these, the jetraey through life becomes
a weary pilgrimage. the prospect hourly ,Iarkens to The
view-the mind becomes sladowed With despair, and
filed with the melancholy reflection that the hal,pines.
of another becomes i,lishied with ourown.
CONSTITUTIONAL. DEBILITY.
Or. J. addresses young men and all who have injured
themselves by private and %isproper indulgence
MPOriNCE-WElkN ESS OP THE
GENITAL ORGANS
Loss ofthe viriie power is the penalty most frequently
paid by those who give a loose rein or license TO their pas
sions. ioing persons are too apt 10 commit exercises
from not being aware ofthe dreadful effects that may en-.
spe. Although impotency occurs from structure, de Sos-
ties in the urine. gravel, and from numerous other eau
ses. yet the abuse ofthe sexual organs, by excessive We.
merry or self roiuting, especially the latter, is the more
frequent cause al I. Now vino that understands the
I Sttlfprt w IL ptR Ia Don y that fhA n.synrr a. 800.
ting the species is lost sooner by those who practice III,
solitary vice than hy the pruSeni. Pesides, by prcna
tnre impotence the digestive organs are deranged, ant
sLs ph!slea, ana lnehlsi pawets weakened y The los
fretuerr dIht t~o great cvcte>sert OF the genital organs
Parents and guardians are often niisled IN respect to lin
| Causes aud sources of disease in their sons and wards
How often do they sscribc To other causes the wastin.
of the frame. iiiotsy, madness, pGlpitaiioh ofthe heart
indigestion, arrangement of the nervous sssteni, cough
and symptoms indicating consumption, when The truth
is that they have been cansed by mdulging ia a pernici
GUS, but alluring Practice, destructive 10th TO body and
mind.
INVOLUNTARY sEMINM EMISSIONS
ofthis distressing disease which is The common result
oftbe Above mentioned secret habit: but a very brlefdcs
o.Ip'"h' 'oi many tSasois' Gan u gwen mere. the com
plant comes en- gradually. II hegins by a too TASTY dis
charge of semen in eopniative and passionate dreams
such emissions being too nasty have no tewer, whiicth
creoiiois are fceile, Imperfect and soon over. AS the dis
ease grows worse, The discharges or emissions become
more easily excited and frequent, often brought on b.
'ascivious id las or by merely touching the part. In this
depior able case the emission takes place wi1hsut any
PLEASURE and without erection, ard IN this debilliatet
and sensitive state of the. organs tho direfil effects OF
pollution 50 miuous 10 health. take place iay and night
Pale, emaciaied ana weak, the unhappy victim sf artih
ciai grafihcailou complains OF Fam IN the bead and bach
has a languid look, dimness ofsighi, flushing of the fare
when spoken To, lowness %ofspirIis, and a vague dread ol
something, often starting with terror at u sudden sigh
or sound. He also loathes society from an innate senst
of shame, and feels i dislike for all .odliy and mental ex
eriion. Distressed, and his mud hSed upon his mise
ries, he slyly searches every ssuTcc that PROMISES relief
Ashamed To make known his situation to his friends, o
those who, by education. study and practical nowlelg
are able to relief, he applies To thu ignorant and design
ing, who hlch him of his pecuniary substance, aud in
hs CALLING disappointment the last scene or The drama
winds up with mania, c~atalepsy. epilepsy or some terri
bic disease of the nerves, and death drops the curtain
%hurrying tho unhappy patient to an uutinieIy tomb wlleI
hts friends are totally ignorant OF The real rause.
All SURGICAL. OPERATIONS PERFORMED.
n. u. Let no false felicacy prevent yuu, but apply im
media,eiy. either personally or hy letter.
ALL LETTERS misl lie POSTPAID.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
p9~Aavice TO the poor GRATIS
TAKE NOTICE Dr. Johnston has had a great.
practice in the above anectiaus than any physician i;
The US. He also possesses an adv amtage over all other
iioin The fact ofhis having studied in the great iiospi
tais bath ia this country aud Europe, viz: those of Eng
ri,ats of Philadelphia Thousands IN baltimore can ties
my that he cured them af,er every either means had fai.
led, lnnumerahic certificates could be given, hut deli
cacy prevents lt-ter what man of respectahiiity vouiC
like his name Ap0sel-rone-hcside there are So ma
ny persons without knowledge or character who aiyer
tise these things " iii false names, That alone would for
bid IL. feb iy
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