Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-23
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AND LEARN THAT A PERFECT. AND
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all who are afflicted with Weakness, Debility, Nery.
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sleep Icss d.,.S Ct m9Sm3VTy, Energy and hnseGlS,,
Of confidence IN themselves, Painting Fits, Com
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eafo This Botanic Physician does not. He can
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more valuable still, he will honestly and frankly
win satisfy your mind d and and save You SSpsSse time
aud trouble Because 1t will be the means OF
SSGf d dp o no yo wish eS 10 eSe Sod
and Sd' Consul. DE PT RHP I'll, Botanic Physician,
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGsl
Hear WI at the Philadelphia correspondent says
ia the Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th
of April, 1859:
glish Botanic Physician hss of late gained an ex.
manner of complaints. Some Of his patients have
conversed with, and they pronounce his remedies
&c dsd bs Ri%sef from TaaS hsrB
se @ Tp6S re svoDd & Pe%rs IL
thorough, study of the effects produced by certain
semi NJ ~ has AZ SGuSd sna speedy
already tncTea6-
Ing In the mplaints e which femslss are sub.
testified that they owe, not only their present good
health, but their lives, to the skil Of this Bngisb
asg- Bis once is at No. so EAST FIFTH-sT.
CINCINNATI.
More Good News from High and Reliable
1.-THE Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the En-.
glish Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make
and yenerial diseases without the use Of mercury
without hndrance from business, and without fear
as arsenic, nuxvomica, opium, or any other poi
sons; no mercury, nor any deadly minerals; moth
By this wonderful Botanic Physiciau. His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed to cure even the most
move all mercury and other Impurities from the
system, when all other remedies had failed"-Med.
cal Journal.
EIOre Good News for sIugIe Men COtem.
plating Marriage.
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the
oddeLlo.s, Boonsboro', Md, said on Thursday, 3lst
may, 1861. 4
| discretion, having been performed by the E1g'sh
Botanic Physician of Philadelphia, feel 1t my
| duty, haviAg knowledge of them to state the
fact, believing that in doing 80 may do service
to the suffering. One ia particular-that of Q
young man in this city is worthy of note. He had
become the victim of habit, the mere alluslon to
which causes shudder and, after years Of suffer
| ing and doctoring, gave up all hopes OF recovery
| He wished to marry, and was dearly beloved by az
sweet girl as ever lisped words of Affection but
| he aIful, nervous and prostrsted He dared
not We'd on account of the shattered state of his
| system. he sought relief at the hands of the Bo
| tanic Physician. ard, astonishing as 1t may seem
all the bloom and vigOr Of youth has returned, and
| he is now the happy father Of pair of bright
| bows"
| Any who are suffering, no matter what their com
pl amt can address the Botanic Physician coniideu
| hely. They may rely upon relief His office is d
NO. SO BAST -FIPTH STREET,
Between Sycamore-st and Broadway,
CINCINNATI.
Consultations daily, Sund ays excepted.
Office bours from 10 A Nj. till p. NJ.
| E6-When you call, ask for "THE DOCTOR" i
| will prevent mistakes.
| Persons at a distance may communicate CON
| FIDkNTIALLY, by letter, If they inclose ONE
D0LLAb for q consultation fee.
CAUTIONlTO THE PUBLIC. Doctor Raphael
| has 40 connection with PRUFESS0R Raphael, OF
| with any other gcutleman an of the same name.
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