Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-02-03

iMomber of the Royal COlege OF SurScohs i.ohdon'
Graduate from of the most eminent Collcgesin in
he United States, and the greater part OF whose lie
libccn spent in the hospitals of London paris,
niladclphia and elsewhere, has erected some OF
,most astonishing cures that were ever known
.any troubled with ringing in the head and ears
when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent bushing
attended sometimes with arrangement OF nlhu, were
,ured Immediately. .. ....... .--..-
FAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR. J. addresses all those who have injured them,
selves by improper indulgence md solitary habits,
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them lor
either business. study. society or marriage.
THESE are some Of the sad and melancholy effects
Produced by early habits Of youth. viz weakness OF
lie Back and Limbs Pains in the Head 1,imnees OF
hight Loss of Muscular Powsr fnli'aipm oi
the Digestive Functions, General Debility, symp-
,us of Consumption, Se =,
MrSrALLY-Tbe fearful effects on tne hlinu arc
,nch 70 he drcaded-Loss of Memory Confusion OF
las Dcpres;ion of Spirits Evil-Forebodlngs, Aver
ON to Society SelfDistrust, Love OF Solitude,
;midity &c are some of the evils produced
Tuors,Nps of persons OF all ages can now Judge
Lot il the cause of their declining health, losing
cir yiror becoming weak, pale, nervous anu
naciated having singular appearance ABOUT 'he
.es cough and symptoms OF consanP'i'H'
h. b.vs iniur.d themselves by n certain practice
d,Ired in When alone, habit frequently learned
m evil companions, or ut school, the ehce!s Vi
lich are nightly felt, even when asieel al" aotrors
th mind and body, should apply immeuialeIy'
What pity that young man; the hopc ptnha1 =, mi
untry the darling ofhis parents n9u'S ~, tba
,s.,ucncc Of deyiattng from the path oil nature
1;nsnir;n,in certain secret habit Sucn persons
ST. before contemplating
,,., That sound mind and body are the most
,css,rv reou;sitcs to promote connubiai happihSsS'
Iced without these, the Journey throueh iie ~
mes a weary pilgrimage; inc prospect houi,
Lans In the view; the mind becomes shahoWeu
n Insoo;r and filled with the melancholy rclec,
that the happiness of another becomes oigh'ea
h our own - 4 2 - - =. -,
ahssEAsE OF IMs,KsuisENCE. .,
Chen the misguided and impr9deht so'"ly III; y,
o,,ro Tnds that he has imbbed the seeds OF thi5
nrnl disease it too often happens that an iil-umeu
SC of shame, dread Of discovery, ae'e,s . n,h I
II applving to those vito, from ed9eat'1n ',.u .ni
,ccfgbiitv can alone befrend him, delaying I'M
core,ituiionM symptoms of this horrid disease
xe their appearance, such as utcerated sore
mi diseased nose, nocturnal pains IN the heau
limbs dimncss of light, deafness nodes on the
iI,,os and arms blotchcs on the head face anf'
cn,;,ics nrouressing with frightful rar.di,' llll
,st ihe palate of the mouth or ttc oones Of the
fall in, and the victim VI this awful disease
Dmes hOrrid oe,,oct of COMMUNICATION: TIL death
n peric 10 his dreadful snheringss fay sesla'he
90 that UNDISCOVERED 'Conntryirom "hehcS ho
S.sn,cLaurLolv 6tct that thousands fall victims
is terrible disease OWING 70 'ne nS thnt DraIn
u.
''-' WrrrMrv, ruin the constitution and MAKE
residue of life miserable
.STRANGEKS af
r,,g, ,ot your lives or health, to the care oi In
InIcnIned and Worthless Pretenders, destitute
IowInJ,n name or character, who copy Ut
1stonis advertisements or styie uoTs. nl;; 10, =, -
newspapers regularly Educated rhysle'ii, ,.,
.naLIe OF Curing, they keep you trinhs noi.' ,'
lrmnuth taking their filthy and polsonns con,
a. n~ as iono as the smallest fec can be obtained
IN despair. leave you with rumod hcH''A s'e
.your CALLING disappointment ,;;n,
r Johnston is the only Physician auNeIuSt I'm IS u
i. crelen; ia or diplomas always hahS " Hn .'a. ~
: remidies or treatement are uhShoen y. = % -
r. prenared from a life spent IN the s,ea. M nos
~ Enrope the first in the country anu ihoi
5siye Priraie Practice than any other fhysio'a
e world. ~, II - .
bOIrSs.NENT OF TlH
q many Thousands cured ut this institution yen
year and the numerous important ourSe,'
,fions perErmed by DR.. Johnston, witnessea
renny.tars Of tie "Sun," Clipper, and man
pnars notices of which have appeared agar
lgnin before the public, besides ms suuinS
ntleman of character and IesponsiDih'y'
lent guarantee to the afflicted
SskaN DISEASES SFEEDAhh
CURED.
rsnns writing should be particular IN uHeeln
IeItsfs TO his Insttution, in the following mann
.JOHN M. JOHNSTON, VI. II
he Baltimore Lock Hospital, Baltimore Nid
20 81 lS65-ly. ... .... .. .