Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-08
NEW ADvIRTIsENEHngTs

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LET THE AFFLICTED READ!
ANEPosh|s!E sh|EAEN Ar: THAT IFEFIFECT, I ASp !.
all who are ethioted with Weakness Debility, NeTv.
q Spirits, Distres. and Anguish 81 Mind, Loss q
Psss PeSser fSs PSsy a roS MS%9 n 1ergy and I HSuS wa
Of ,conhdsnee, in themselves, Faintips TitS. Con.
yglsiye Tremblipss, and Disgust Of Life Some
ease. This Botanic Physician does not. He can
describe the disease without any information from
valuable . h'fS he Shf viii and and Sns
tell yo1 whether you can be cured or net. Thil
and trosbs BeSanss 'Gt % % % Bo tbsD o
saving you many dollar; It will saye y9ur health,
snortened by wron 9 treatment. II yeu have tried
SSS and nS nc YOU yOS s Syo 70 SS y 20
and consult Or RAPHAEL, Botanic Physician,
tons and interviews are strictly private and con.
ndential.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGsi
Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says
in the Co,gwonVeaIh, Wilmington, Delaware, sth
Of April, 1889:
."AD English gentleman, formerly connected with
siSa n.I BoisniS phtysiG.D hs, Of st9 gained an e1
manner Of complaints, Some OF his patients / have
conversed with, and they pronounce his remedies
he uses is distilled 6y himself rom various 1isr herbs
p ss dsTotod Ss SEopsS ssT+ % s0t1s III
thorough study Of the effects produced by certain
fsn edy for ali the ills that es6 Is bsir to- 'p'f HI
IN the 81 S6S aSy sSs
eotesd he has no equal as large number here have
health but their yes to the xiii % Of shis siS
ss- His Once is at No. 50 EAST FIFTH-sr,
CINCINNATI.
More Good News from High and Reliable
Authority.
"The Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the En-.
ghsh Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make
perfect radical and permanent cure Of ALL secret
and yeDerial diseases without the use of mercury,
without hindrance from business, and without fear
OF discovery or exposure. No deadly polsons, such
| sons; no mercury, nor any deadly minerals; moth.
ing but purely vegetable Botanic Rem sdes are used
| by this wonderful Botanic Physician. 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
| Wore Good News for Single Men Coteua.
| plating Marriage.
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the
gtdfeliosg Boonsboro', Md, said on Thursday 3lst
Numerous cures of diseases, caused by early in.
discretion, having been performed by the Ensl isb
Botanic Physician Of Philadelphia, l feel it my
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TACT, believing that il doing so l NAV do a service
| to the suffering One case In particular-that Of Q
| young man in this city is worthy Of note He had
| become the victim of habit the mere allusion 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 as
sweet girl as ever lisped words Of affection, but
| he was fearful, nervous and Frustrated He dared
| not wed, account Of the shattered state of his
system He sought relief at the hands Of the Bo.
| tanic Physician. and, astonishing as IL may seem,
| all the bloom and vgor Of youth has returned. and
| he is now the happy father of q pair of bright
| boys"