New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24
&0S OlN HAVING BEEN WON

W BY numerous friends on the late
Presidential Election should convince those sseptca per-
who talk about failure. that such word fail is or
has been known ty the eminent and distinguished Astron'
and Astrooger c. w ROBACk during his experience
OF over quarter 4 century, duriog which tine hs las
given advice and employed the wonderful powers of which
he only posssor this country having been born
with this wonderful, most powerful science. Who can
doubt that not under the influence OF destiny and
governed By the reciprocal influence OF the celestial tees
ta snd the astronomical systems whose mutual relation
each other disturb and will not destroy the unison OF
action DO you doubt predestiuation then why not
every man gain the celebrity OF General Tayor Daniel
Webster Henry Clay and yet there who
foolish enough doubt tina, may born the pow
future SucA sholdnOt ,ndemu they
have csed the seventh Of the seventh whose
advantages from travelling have given him experience
than all the other a'roogers male or female In the United
States How II he possible that the destiny Of man
should he governed by the shutting OF pack ofca-ds
ard yet there Thousands who allow themselves with
open mouths TO swallow the greasy words OF some old wo-
mar, whose true sail in filling them with wonders
that difficult for the digestion OF others who
credulOus, scientific II Is such that briug
dicIdt profession that has been acknowledged to bs
science Of the highest OIde fom time immemoral nud
the Only pJiess that has holy authority TO sustain 1t
The hiehe respect which General Tag and the following
seDet bad for Astroogy, IS shown by his letter for his
nativity of he 10th Of FEBRUARY 1876 to the subscriber
which he Predicted all his victories and named the places
OF the late with MexicO he also predicted that he
would be elected P,esSs M OF the [ nitsd States
The respect slso which the late King of Sweden Charles
John BaUsfct'e, rad for Astroe il shown by the vau
able medal winch ne presented TO the subscriber for pre-
election 20 the year 1929 In TIE Kings nativity when hay-
ing made Of hrs power no recovered Of
four mi or CT francs from Paris He also predicted the
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dar from riding on horseback, snd happened exactly as
he foretod He also predicted journey in Baron Greve
Biske nativity two previous that he would only get
two hours 10 Russia TO the Emperor a1O1t
claims against Sweden and it happened lily predicted
In addition = his to f0resee future events he has
the power 10 such information Will efectualy
deem such tyen to the too free Of the bottle He
also capable Touring diseases heret fore considered incur
able IN this country ny the ordinary medicines and wishes
ell 10 give him call who have been GIVEN up by their physl
Glars, wish TO be cured lie will warrant cure in all
end will make 10 charge except for the conurstions
L. n To- ~
Nativity he according to Geomanc' Of he
points the science of AstO gy that sa Horoscope
on the future events Of PERSONS life carefully calculated
and Transcribed paper contsnng OF s the
lucky sud urucky da in the tbs years Of tbs per-
this country AID else here have prevented from
msforUnes that had heen hidden in the womb of flurty
by referring 10 their Nativity before entering any spscua-
tiou Of business pleasure IL should be the hands Of
every their Almanac Of lie Nativity OF 40 nd-
ydDs only oTevsn the posessOr Of troubles
IN future for him those who are involved In present difficult
ts - any kind must wst the subscriber In person
immediate benefit He resdy to nse his influence TO fore
tell the results Of lawsuits, and all undertakings in which
there sak nyOlyed he as) makes of his power for
the RESIGNATION Of stole or lost property which he has used
for he advantage Of Thousands In this city and elsewhere
II gives him much pleasure to otter references the fol-
lowing ladies sno gentlemen, who have consulted with the
fstroloter
Mrs Mos Brown.t between Sd and 1 sta, back Of No.
liz.
Mrs Mary Miller No Ashamed st. between 9Th and 9th
arc Locust ard u alnqt-sts
Mr.. J. Davis. No. u South. Seventh 1t.
Mr.. 3. SansreD, No . Maburys st., between Queenst
and FTaLhfoTd av Ike nsinstoD.
Mr.. !. Blair, No Adam.st below Ftz water
Mr. W Johns No. II Deanst, between Spruce and Lo
Gust. and 9th and 9Ih-sp
Who doubt after having such hos. of respectable
20 call on All have been deli GIFTED and s0nshed
by who has been consulted with by all the crowned heads
OF Europe and enjoys higher reputation Astroogst
than a. y living
Terms Ladies $50; Gentlemen g. Navities calculated
according eOrnancy, for Ladies' $2-n full s. Gentle
men, SGn full s. Calculated according the oraces and
masculine signs: Ladies' 81 Gentlemen, 81 So Ad-
dress If by letter prepaid, naming day Of birth, stating
the kind OF magical Information wanted and ncosns the
appropriate fee DR.. {. w. ROBACK. No Whitest, New
York Personal consultations throughout the day. Astro-
logsal AlmsI &C for 1859 now ready
All letters 70 C. w. ROBACK, No. Whitest will be
reigousy attended 70, if prepaid For particulars
call and Astrological Almanac gratis, where ceri.
Gates be