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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

50 bad that the people refuse voluntarily
to sanction it; or else the people them
selves have become 50 lost to all sense of
their own interests, to their duty as patri-
OTIS, and to the cause OF constitutional lib
crty, that they fail to perceive what is
necessary to preserve their liberties, pro
mote their interests or pcrpetuate their
governmental institutions In either case
we can see no good reason why they should
be compelled by their SERVANTS to render
an unwilling service. In Il monarchy
where the sovereign is the source of pow
er, it may well be different. There the
people are subject by law, and according
to the theory of the government, to the
will of the Ruler, and he, not they, is e
sponsiblc for the welfare of the people and
the porpctuity of the government, but in
representative Republican government
like ours, the people constitute the source
Of power, and they, not their servants who
for the time being are rulers, are rcspon-
siblc for their welfare and the pcrpetuity
of their political institutions. Hence We
say that forced military service is contra
~ to the genius of our government, and
destructive of the very principles upon
which it rests. We defy any man to
show by the process of sound reasoning
that drafts or conscriptions are, or can be,
beneficial to us as people
We are free to say that We arc opposed
to the whole system of forced military
scrvice,-and especially to the existing
CONSUMPTION law, and to any and all drafts
made under or by virtue of it. The law
itself is not only opposed to the genius Of
republicanism, but it is in direct antag-
onism with the Constitution of the United
States. 1t takes away the rights of the
States to furnish their several quotas of
troops in their own way, and assumes to
confer on 4 subaltcrn at Washington the
absolute right to call on etch township in
the whole United States for just as many
men as he may deem proper, thus concen-
trating in him the powers that of right
belong to the several States.
This is only one Of series of unwar-
rantablc and unconstitutional acts pcrpe-
trated by the present administration, cal
culatcd in their nature, if not really inten-
dcd, to break down the rights of the
States and lead to IA consolidated dcspot-
ism. 1t may possibly ayailnothing for us
in our humble sphere to raise the note of
warning to the people of danger to their
liberties. nevertheless we feel that we
should he rccrcant to our trust as a jour
nalist did we remain silent in such crisis.
May God give the people and their ser
rants in Office wisdom
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

From Rev. J. Newton Brown d. D., editor of
the Encyclopedias OF Religious Know ledge, and
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through dis.rust of
their ingredients and effects, ! yet know Of no
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to
the benefits he believes himself to have received
from ysiFaple PREPARATION. in She hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily IN regard to IToof-
lands German Bitters. prepared by DR.. G. VI
Jackson, of this city because was prcudiced
against then for NAVY wears under the impress
sion that they chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to M friend Robe,t Shoemakes,
Esq, for the removal OF this prejudice BY proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and long continued deb ity.
The use of three bottles of these bittcrs ut ne
beginning of the present year WAS followed by
evident relief ana restoration To Il degree o bod
ly and mental vigor which had not felt for six
months before, and had almost despaired of re-
gaining. therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use of them.
]. NEWTON BROWN, PmL,Da.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

Quite Difference. Cotton il 1850, 10
cents pound; in 1864, 81 10 a pound
Erchonge
The first il the Democratic, the last the
Abolition price; it is caused by the If
repressible Abolition agitation about sla
very. The difference in price is paid by
the laboring masses of the North, who In
addition have to support the negro IN his
idleness.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

From Rev. ]. II Turner, Pastor Of TIedding VI. F.
Church. Phlada.
DR. Jackson; Dear sir-Having used your
German Bittc:s in my family frequently | an
prepared to say that ithas been of grert service.
believe th,t in most cases of general Debility
Of lie system it is the safest and most valuable
remedy of which have any knowledge.
Yours res cctfuly, J Ii TURNER,
No. 726 n, Nineteenth street
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25
And BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS

which are depositaries or Public money. and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country. (actinc ~ agents of the
National Depository Banks will furnish inform
alton on application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY To SUB
SCRlBEhS.
.v9ni3-3m
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

have Known II0olIand's German Bittcrs IA
vorably for al'nibc" of years. have used them
in my own family, and have been so pie, sed with
their effects that | was induced TO rccornmen,
them to many others. and know shat they have
OPP rated in;. stritingly beneficial manner take
great sisasure IN thUS publicly proclalang this
fact, and calling the attention of those fi,ict Ell
with the diseases for which they are recommend
cd, 70 those B.terS, knowing froIa experience that
my recommendation will be svstained 10 this
more checrfnlly as IIOohand's Bit.ers is intended
benefit the afflicted, and is ''aot rum drink"
\ ours truly, LEVI @. BECK
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

From Rev j. : Herman. of the German Re
form Church. kutztow n. Bcrks County Pa.
DR.. C. NJ. Jackson-Respectcd Sir have
been troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years
and have never used any medicine that did me
mucn good as Hollands Bitters. | am very
much improved in health, after having taken five
bottles.
Yours with rcsne,t l. s HERMAN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY

to do strictly Tea business, but we have had
some customers living at distance that have re-
LIED upon us to supply them exclusively with Tea
and Coffee, THE GREAT TEA AND COFFEE Euro
RUM ofthis country-and our Tea faster was
possessed of information relating to Coffee that
could be furnished at Il moderate price. and give
universal satisfaction, ana at the same time afford
the retailer handsome proft4-wc have been
compelled to supply those parties. THIS COZ
FEE HAS BECOME 50 POPULAR with our
customers and their sales have increased to such
an extent that We have been compelled to make
large additions TO our machinery. which will ena-
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

Eternal vigilance is the price of Lib
erty
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25
French Breakfast and Din
npr
COT vs. .EsEa.

OWING to the very high price of Coffee, and
the great difficulty in procuringa good, uniform
and reliable article, our customers have often ex-
pressed wish that they could be supplied from
FIRST hands. 1t was the intention of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

Large size (holding hearty double quantity.)
ST 90 per Botle-haalf doz. So 90
Small size-75 cents per bottle-half ioz ST. q
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-08-25

prisoners as third degree members. H.
il. Dodd is Grand Commander of the on
der of the Sons of Liberty in Indiana
The sun., 1864-07-27
WANTED.
6OOLAoRFRs ALSO SOME QUARRY.

COOmen wsited ios the saratoza RaiHosi Com
IAN i4 thlr state. Families who can lecp hoaricrs
VA - tccomi o's'ci With .ccd hou!es totnriny
Nots iof numter OF vears Mases ior iGiocs 2 %
ier dav ior " hours wprr. Men working over time
VA he extfn pail. I'aesrr, nee, no deduci vn
Arpv a the 81 CO Of VI. COHNERl, uiNDIN-
'ss 4 ~ " Mos. the oulv authofiza y a. {.
Tor this Coz nv, a. 10 Greenwich st. 1ii
I DnlMFN " \NTED ON TIFF STIl-.
soOOtcrv,'ic Ard Cb,cinu ~ H1Ir a,; v.sc.
: 81 rer dav. Cor navy orb. lA.4le .rcc. Apl,,
f1y,lNirn It. l,.s, on lhursdaJ, Z. VI. Iu .ii"
for j ANS CtiFNNN 20
The sun., 1864-07-27

ALL WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE
"A ~ net. sS ssn n, bad ,ss. Ss.h .aaa.eE " oD
The sun., 1864-07-27

fll 100 Ie NJ q tI.N own, -Icply ,n-
, ip thc vc.N. at lui,u & TAiLOk's,
The sun., 1864-07-27
AMl;SE NENTS.
p NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM
STILL TKIUMrHANr. ATTRACTION NEou AL.

STILL LrKIuMruASr. ATTRACTION NEouAL.
srw rhtss. FEs GT lfW FAyS sAsSpi NGNIxE gIM MAN.
ANLxrRALxuiBi'iiHoiN An EVERY MORNING Al
Al rMmcn TIM tt2Est{clf ~ ROOM Wiki
CuiknL,
I'M; SNDoi shi, woNt rRrJL C>BiStr.
whiCl me- Huioe 'ui, : -. ~ %. " icct woo arc :
fees thick. II conts. .,. VA 'rtos i cohcsS, lul.
sgel, strvns and usru piece. o' ul lu.e. incln' NJ
Il wid aiso icc ,hin, 81 w ,te tvtNi,c al couelu.
tiou OF + nto'unc. tn' ny co. 'hc ait'rn.pa-
THf %RENr RXHiG tNS.oAiS "
hi NJ Ian shaho aud sisrtiir. t.Ice. ,tN o., oss.
~ -lcu ou' transorinatons ANA n'4l n-oat ste ~
MAztLM; OF rIIr NI'lr nwt.
- .i,h,uc e., ~ ruNt ptNi'io t'c ce'ch,itea
,', I@, n w. n, ION ~. ,.. 80, ~ tohh
c.i'ain eins-aso Nile iENfs ~. ARD 'i'l 'or4'
Lnnori>,N >N ,.n apa Dance. a. aCtrroro.
w,GNl l,'tf NJ siC,i l>~If. MrNr.
i'oui ihc lht tu...'. rctmeu osun; sis'o- -.
srsi ri sua .' 'oli'o''r, ~ oE'irPt ms nd coNi oNi ~.
Ilo\S Ni,h '! th" inrocaI cunpf@l, mud cha.al-
rur' $&% Il &%3yii2,tfi,EEil 3yii2,tfi,EEil Hrt[} Hit}yFhFTrs vy sFrAn
in.te int" 'hr Nucnu OBJ. W rUt OF pu.e, COL 1.
,lpiist rLA,ho. 81. .'ryrTy rur CITY
10 lc tVcu u AL Iu
IN. M. LiIJt ,'.r.N wtp.rIsu.
/ bR Ulu u.h. ~ tHt o. .in CLAY
rot sPLINN!b o.. .l .orI " l. i,lE.
| Giant ,,isi French t,i ut ttc go alict lwsrr
.viu tlr flfNo \ 'nu 80 .r o.. ga 'iu' Amtu,,
80 itiue Ann aftos, tl.tu. Pu,c.' Jr. .lnl.l'"
81 tia. .IOui, Inu' .iu NrN 'l. e. lp4il. Arto.
Hlatun Nttrt, t.c 1u.ips. p. .. u.1ts1o rc-rcAtr
an oihc. c'i Ifie-
! IN eno,osioa Examination. b proi. LtNiNuslON
4NiiHteIca, % ctu.s, Il.tu u. 4rt fen. lics. ~
/ CAMrBLLL'S MiNoin.l.,-.aa AND :Ol
~ DUNLbl, uf,U5itl S''lNl STREET.
ORES rNttN lNINfNc.
HOt ~ GKOA ~ 10 NIuAIbl
Tckeis so ccHts q. nll pl Z. y. o., iiorse l.S
| NOI ICt-1dE titIu ANS,AL pIC-SiC
4 Hnd Coin On EAcartlou ol tu, inicIcnisT
[ iioltui. t.uaI', WIS so wHf 70 pee icnnev.
iul -, win cone of On = lhursoaV. July s'h. -?
| SPECIAL NOTlJf-rHE h,GGTRs' tN.
- eos ion r. Ionei 10 rn' ruorc" oi bsd weather
1 VIII taSe rd u, on .urisy, aItn J.N. ~,
The sun., 1864-07-27
\ llLNIlON, ALL WHO WANT 10 LN,

30 c'n''' o tri1n'v Cqvnl- ,or Arfi' o. D., No .i
lsWeit, ietr dirnl stfec'. up ttA,f~ tniteI r,ses
-tt ".ti- once. uoufr- ~ ui i ~. 90
The sun., 1864-07-27
-OITO' ENrLOi'VLNT AND la, :.

iDll.' iAtGEI 10 OPERATE ON
h..le- ( ',.0.Hr's and S.u4rf', ,yiue murhine.
fucaut irtn.n .nl ..' iuiUH t',iImt. pri,,ri,
II, t.+p.nIit tu Yupr hitt. .IuiI . Machines
-ft . ! I. OHI' .lN'f, iia J .tuty --''veuih
'tt.t b.. ~! ~. 81. nvHF. Az
The sun., 1864-07-27

.llh1ur - ~ rONN UtNIfI n tIO celohIitN4
'ln' n. W.. 4. n. fUN NJ. Go. go lNtuki, j )
btI-~L VI. IA UiiL~. 40. ~ 81, - nc
rh"tiin. eiHs-ltr Nile i.lNIS iiN. ARD 'ill corl
The sun., 1864-07-27
WANTED.

ntND IS nEI ~, HANDS WANTED
|'hc ~ itatt putt CA NtiI look e,d
ur ... o. = N.I De. o.. rtiair -
The sun., 1864-07-27

\ GCOpCH NNCt-FOR SAt &. THE GRO
r"-v $40 iiguor .fcf'. NJ. hia Vet "a a. vi
vrt- lc 81. tia feut ver, luN' il rOi - .,-
won ID It'.-.u. I.is Nti. ~ NN. no ZEE o..
vou'l'. g. th, owner "a. o.hcr rI.'u,ss to ritci
go. ~
The sun., 1864-07-27

&.)00 PAID RUNNERS-FOR YEARS
p<OO men. for the u. 5. Navy. We pay the
highest bountiee 70 the recruit Want sndnnen.
fremsn, s.sainen and netn hands. Al 10 ChA.hAm
81 ShlpplnS OfscN To0m "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Stat. Of Ohio, vinlon Couafy,

STATE Of Ohio, VinlOB County,
SirAeon Fraesnor Admir- Of p,,gs ! In Coat Of
FredIick FIeesncr Decd Common
bgaiust Pleas
z. A. NoFaddon ct al Dsfts. or Evecutior
DURSUAET to the command Of an lzecu,
L ton in the thoye cause 10 ne directed irou
tie Court Of Common leas, Of lloclinl
county Chic | viii offer at public sale a
the door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Me-
Arthur,in The eodn'y Of in'on, ON
the 2rd dag Of August A, D. 1861
Between the hours of ten o'c ock, \. ~, an,
four o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day, the follow nN
property, 70. wit: Ote aero of land adiuiuir.
ilelut On the east L0v owned by John Ilus.
hCgnuinl attic State Road, leading fion
Marietta 10 Chinicothe, thence north three Ne
grccs west twenty rods, thence east ''rec dc
grees. north eight rods, thence south tlrcc lie
gree, cast ~ guJy rods, thence "igLt rds "a
On The state iiond TO the place Of hcEiuiuy.
Taken o, the property II j. \. Nstddrn
to sati, is Judgment iu favor of Simeon Frees
ner Administrator Of FfalrieE Freesucr Dec
Appraised ht Five hundred and Sixty III
dollars and thirty thrce &twr-third cents, an
must bring two thirds oi that sum.
TERMS Of sale cash in hand.
ARCH NuRltIS SlT Y CO, q.
Tlr, - Fl.- 5v WH. GoLD. Deputy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
EEGsL NOTICE.
STATE of Ohio Vjut0n C0unty

Frederic, W. Haynes Aims. of Court Of
James Carter Deceased PNf. Common Plea,
against
Robert Carter and Defta Civil Action.
Samuel Carer.
Robert Carer and Samuel Carter, both resi-
ding IN the State Of ln'iaun, the Gr,t I'm Tip
pccanoc County, end the latter in + uu.1
County, will take notice that Frpi,sies IS
Haynes, IS the administrator ofJaurs Carte.
deceased, Of he C-lu ~ Of Niuton, ard STA, u.
Ohio, did On the 2I,h, dGy { April 4 D.,lsti
file his Pcti ion and commenced Cigil uttin.
IN aid Of witch ho has sued ont an g,iachmc.'
and seized Ivy vir'ure thereof certain of then
real rstltc .,iucdiu said Enton County to wii
RE one undivided thirj part, cfoach Of sud
DOcr dents, IN the Southwest quarter Of See
ton number twcu,y-IiIo, l2g,J in Tovnshi
lumhor ten, (lO, of Range number nineteen
l9.) said quarter containing one hundred am
,iSty ncrgs more or less, against the sNid Rob
ert Carter AMI Samuel IN Garter, tie Court q
Common PlsnS otCaid Nintcu County, uhir
setting FORTH thut since the death ofseiA Jane.
Carter, they have wrongiuny. taken, converted
emhczzlel, and carried (moslly) ,ut of'hy
State, Ger Tin monies, promi-.ary NOTES m
personal property belonging 10 said dec ased%
estate Amounting to thrcS thou,frd two huu-
drcd and seventy FIVE dollars ami mmo. for
which he asks discovery from thvr hy answer
and iulgn ont for the amount ,f Inc vuu.
thereof, for costs, SC, uul said Robert Carter
and samuel Carter are nntihed that tlf,y arc
rouircl 10 appe ar and answer said petition on
OF heloIe the bird Saturday after six week.
publication nfthis notice.
FREDERICK W. HAYNES Adm'r
fArLE 4 l'EATToN Of james carter,
AltyS for PuH, Deceased
, Alay 9Th lSh4.-Gw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
AFEW REASONS WHY THE


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THF Plan NOFgIEANTElCAE TAT,r
lu.Dcei cthgirg mu'c oI several larlHcdjir
lie r's."-, screwed 'c.r,h"r. ,"v nn@r o., ,hc
huc'lcAn Watch j. toIurd OIL. SOLID PLATES
so ilr Interfere. .irhl.e H.'..,, .. o.. york
ur, and Pc sudden .h.nre.. 'n.w i'-r. rl
Ia.y oHt u' gear. Secession or opt raiJ urm
| Hurihef is wtuuVu Q. I.~ .n.i'u. %, n"d !.
ID ing "r rn} bu,uc,, iUr.I,t 70 J, 1t' id! ~.
,cthoro. frrIfa- d SIND" pence Of metal. f.
T. just What ail machinery s"...i hr-
Isl ACCURATE.
2l. SIMPLE.
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rv-. nat rr,'v raor-, Crr,,...s b,.,l,.l~ie
nr. ur,t,y Wed. .,.. ...n,rnl li,. our
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
STRAY COW.

CTRAYED away from the subecribcr, living
y Mt Viuton Station, Vinton Co., Ohio, on
Friday July 18th, 1884, A large light Brindlc
Cow, about 10 years old, large horns, the righ.
horn little lower than the oth,n, and has a
slit cut in her brishct. think she has a small
crop on left ear. Any person giving me infor-
nation of COW will be suitably rewarded
Aug. 4,-s4- sw HENRY Q. PALMER
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08

gamuelV Dodge, surviving Administrator Of
ara Fstats of James Dodge late Of Vinton coun-
ty. Ohio deceased, has fled his accounts and
Soncbers for inspection and partial settlement
and thai said accounts will DO for hsaring on
ths srd day Of September 1854:
INV RICHARD CRAIG,
Auv. .lI,-H,y Probate J1dgs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
EEGAA notice.
Tie State If Ohio Vinton County
Court Gf Common Pleas.
Sarah R. Johnson Plta. Divorce

Richard A. johnson Defti AllmOny.
Ohio, is hereby notified that said Sarah X
Johnson Plaintiff, did on the Four tenth
day of Juro A. u. 1854, filed her petition in
the Clerks Office. of the said Court Of Common
Pleas, for said VintOn County, against him
charging the said Dofendent Richard A. John,
soa. With Extreme cruelty and with Gross ne
yect of duty, and praying that said Plaintiff
Sarah r. Johnson, may be divorced from he
said defendenS Richard A. johnson, and also
that she may receive Allmony from him .hs
said Richard A. johnson. Which retitiop
will he for hearing at the next term Of sale
Court.
SARAH R. JOHNSON,
Aug 4 64-6w. By d. B. SHIvEL, hes Atty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
z! k.IX!!NzZRz1zIz u !; z ! I.
l. | + E o Il ID L A I IL |.
SOLDIERS
Don't Go Back 10 HE War.

Many have died from Diauhpa and Dys.
ent5ry in yonr regiment; now take Wgru-
ing aud do not return without supplying
your knapsacks with a bottle o. Dr. StricG
lands Anil Cholera Mix,ure--remember
how many were saved last. year by tukiug
it after being discharged and sent from the
hospitals as iHCuygte. One dose will i'm.
mediotely relieve the most severe case o.
Dar.hcGa or Dvsentery, i is acknOwi
edged .n cure Chronic DiarrhUa and Dvs.
enlery. Now don't neglect it, for on your
return a change u diet and wate:, etc
will most certpinly bring on Diarrhnl, an
so cent bottle Of DR.. Strckland's Anti
Cholera Mixture viii cure you and several
others. Ii viii keep good in any climate
DO not fail 10 tell your comrades 10 put a
bottle Of it in their Gnapsacks.
Sold by Druggists ndspierarrd cnly b.
Dr.. a. Strickland, 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, o.
March "a, '64. l-y.
Sodiers-we think Dr.. Strickland is
quite right ia advising you in his advertise
'nent in our columns Of to DAYS paper to
take a bottle Of his highly RECOMMENDED An
ti-choIera Mixture in yout knarsacks, il
may save the lives OF many Of our bet sol
djers. Mothers, see that youF sons do not
neglebt it. You can get it at the Drug stores
at so GEMS per bottle. 1t is the best reme
/ dy far DiauhTa and DysenteY.
Maf "a "a y.
DIX. Sr2IcKLAaD's Remedies fol
sale ~
S. n. Dodge, Macarthur.
VIM. Bultenshaw, Hamden.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
NOTICE.

Charles A. Beyer Administrator, Of the
estate OF David Boyer, late OF Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio. deceased; has filed his accounts
ard vouchers ior inspection and final settle.
ment, and that said accounts will be pass
ed upon, on the 9th day of August 1861.
RICHARD CRAIG,
August 4,-s4-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-08
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LET TIE INFLICTED READ !

aui guaranteed to ail who are afflicted with woHkncss,
irliliY J, nervous complaints mc,u. hey thoughts de-
preston Of 5pri,5 distress aud anguish Of mind loss
Of sleep, loss Uf memory, loss ~ energy and muscular
power puuy growth, WASTING away aud want OF con-
hdcnce In Themselves f'lntlns hts, conVuisNe uem'
bhngs, impotence and disgust NJ life.
HEAR WHAT TUF MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some uy-cisns require 10 hes tod he nature VI your
dscase--ths ENCLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge ofthr human system enables
him TO describe The diseases without any information
from the patient TO explain i.s original ca'sc aud 70
guarantee z cure Aud, Shat Is more valuable s'lii, ne
will honestly and frankly til whether You can e cured
or not. All lis communications and interviews aTe
strictly private and cCnfdentill.--Hsdicct Journal.
The botanic Rcmcdiel Of pr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet 10 mike perfect
radical, and permanent cure of ALL PRIVATE 81
CRET, AND TFNEREAL DISEASES, without tie uss
Of Mercury, without hinterluce fIOn business, and
without fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly pot
sons, such as arsenic, nuX 7omica olm OF any G'her
posors No mercury norAry deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used II
this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic Remo-
dies yet failed TO cure the most obstinate and he
most dangerous CasoJ, and to remove all mercury aud
other lmpnritlss hOm the system when all other Rene
dies had failed. Medical Journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN C0NTENPLAF'
ING MARRIAGE Hear what the Baltimore cores.
ponient Of the 0ddfollow Boonsboro, Maryland, said
on Thursday the 3lst 0? MaJ 1850:
"NumerOus Of diseases caused ly carly indscTe'
tlon having been performed BY tie English Botanic Ply
sician, feel IL my duty having knowledge Of them
IL state the fact, 6oI.eying that In doing may do
service to the suffering. One In partcu.ar-thai
Of young man In this city--s worthy Of note Tie had
become tie victim Of habit, the ausun to which
shuddsr, and after years of suffering and doci0r
ing gayO Up all hopes Of recovery lie wiShet TO marry
and dearly beloved by sweet girl n ever sged
words Of affection but he fearful nervous, aud pros
Fated. He darod not wed account VI the shattered
state Of system. Hesuught relief at tho hands Of h:
Botanic Physician and, astonishing as 1t may seem, oil
the bloom and yigor Of youth has returned, aud he
now the happy father Of q pair Of bright boys
Iu re guiIarIDV CON
plant, can call the BOtauc Physician confdantally
They may rely upon relief Ills office Is at No. be
EAST FIFTH Bet. Sycamore St. and Broadway, GIN.
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nr W Rapha.l tho Afr hg-r, haa no connection
with PROF ESSORor Or. w. NJ. RoIhac', or any
other gentlemen Of the same name.
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