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EIEE DAILY TBAINs FRoE
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK!

-. Tickets for rss 80 Boston by Beat o. Ea1, AAd
Boat Tickets good On aay q Mo Sound LAS.
~ Ears TO all points - Low - ~ any ethsE
Eopto.
sLEEPIEa OARS on Hishs Trains to Phsladsl
CHA, HsW York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through aud Transf-Frsd FraNi
TBAEsPOETATIOE.-n sneise, ,Produos slA
I've Stock carried With despatch, at lowest Faips
OHAe. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
EH II. E0LSVs. EGOCH LEWIS, supt
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Mayor-Cbapin, 252; Sexton, 40. Com
missioner of Water Works-Bingham, 26O
Rhodes, 134. Police Judge-Abbey, 26l
Lynde, 1872. Police Clerk-Gsrdner, 26O
Brokenshire..133. City Attorney-Dennis,
255 Adams, 1872. City MarshaI-scbmitt,
259; Bingham, Is1. City Commission err
Coonrad, 245'; Russell, 148. Infrmary Di-
rector-BurlisoD, $50 Blee, Sr., IO8. City
Eexton-Stedmsn $50; GiVens, l3I. City
Treasurer-Hart, 1852; Burrin, 1873. City
ssaler-stewsrt, 262; -. Justice of the
Peace-Benbam, 1852; Knorr, 1SI.
Corstables-Esst 268; Klane, 26O
26O; Fernald, 25O; Eager, 259 ;
Z 4 eway, 26p; Cbamplio, 262; Stevens,
Z59; Buskirk, I52; Whitney, l2g; Dsrragh,
IZT; Mcclure, l3O; McGaTvey, 1870; Quin-
Ian, 1870; Shuttle, $50; Lenze, 1sI.
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& Note of WHTning.-Let the poets soy
what they will, Spring is trescherouI season. Il
'tieth the bones. of its danps aud fogs, its east
winds and its capri siCus mpe atur come the icy
ohis and the burning heats Of Intermittent fever.
Miasma thaws out of the earth in clouds under the
vernal beams. At no season Of the year does the
system require strengthening more than at this.
To fall sick now is to be incApac tsted from st ug-
Cling with the heats Of summer. Who desires to
N ct ibe blazing weather of June, July and Au-
gut with an .nizAtion enfeeblsd by spring dis.
easesl Now is the time to reinforce i ature and
render thu frame and the constitution summer
proof
As rom as the frost gets out OF the earth, the
stomach seems to lose / tone and the appetite to
fade. An indescribable lass!tgde oYereomes the
body and mental en- rgies, and sight eIertions
o ten tring on .l!itation and nervous tremoTs.
Tn Sc symptoms are the mute demands Of the ply.
siaus for help and fuccor. Ths in1usrce Of the
season is depressing upon the vigorous, ahile
to The naturally feeble it is sill disastrous
Truly, death reaps heavy harvest in Ma oh, April
and hay. During those months the dyspeptio, the
bilious and the hyp. .chondriacal always suffer most
ssTe ely. Against all the ailments produced by
missma, sudden alterations Of temperature, ex.
p sure or close confinement in doors, HOSTEL
TEB'S BITTERs is the most potent Of all mod
iciraI safeguards. Be in time be in time Sold
everywhere. sp3:225 lwdkE
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Tho only reliable article in use for Horses. One
% cent. package Is worth more at this sssson Of
tie year than ten bushels Of oats. fold by all
dIuggi.ts and dealers mhlT:2ls dyEwy
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MAYOR.
CITY COUNCIL

The newly elected members of ths Coun-
ell are IS foIIowa.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IL viii sell ,or a reasonable prioe-if opportunity
p!eseDts-my house end lOt, No. ~ tcOvie Bv nue.,
Any one desi Ing mrd un-pricei house, situated in
sg0od neighborhOOd, 3 ltt e removed from the bus
ue OF be usiness part OF the city will do well h call
and examine premiss before purchasing elsewhere.
Eba house W. od) contains nine rooms esides pan
grys Closets etc 1t is ID excellent repair. Thcr, is
goUd bsrn, an abundsrc o: Craps and other fruit
aud shrubbery upel the lot The furui'ure IA house
premises I'm 2 2l2l O. J. BAILARD.
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CPENCERIAN GOLD PENS FOR
~ sale at the Office Of yant, ration and Co. s
Me-cguti5 Collie c, No. 20 n Tthr and HIRING
Is Block. The best psn in use Call ard try lhsm;
sent sOaLy al rs Iect ipt Of IS. WILDER and
pbAKE, Ageots, G evtland, o. mchZ2:l95
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Msyor-Chspin, S45; Sexton, 249. Com
missioner of Water Works-Bingham, 34S;
Rhodes, 245. Police Judge-Abbey, 34s;
Lynde, 246. Police Clerk-Gardner, 345;
Brokenshire, 244. City Attorney-Dennis,
1856; Adams, 1856. City Marshal-Schmitt,
348; Bingham, 239. City Commissioner
Coonrad, 355; Russell, 234. Inf1mary Di-
rectOr-BurlsOn, S5I; Blee, sr., 2s4. City
Sexton-stedmaD 346; Givens, 243. City
Treasurer-Hart, 359; Burrin, 24I. City
Sealer-stewsrt, 369; -. Justice of the
Peace-Beuham, 349, Knorr, 24O.
Constables-Eastman, 362; Klaue, 34s;
Simmons, 249; Fernald, $50; Eager, 342;
Ridgeway, $50; Champlin, 349; Stevens, Sl7;
Buskirk, 242; Whitney, 24O; Darrsgh, 237;
MCGUIRE, 24l; McGarvey, 2SS; Quinlan, 237;
Shuttle, 242; Lenze, 7S7.
Trustee-Pelton, 349; Jones, 24S. Asses-
sor-Newt1n, 342; Kane, 252. Board Of
Education-H Hudson, 352; Warrington, 242.
In this ward seven votes were cast for
the straight Union Temperance ticket.
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EUUh UAlu1 IhAIEb
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And olOss oODnsotio7sas HArTisburgh f0E
Baltimore and Washington

TRON PITTsBURaH 10 HEW KORK
One srain runs daily (4Se nilss,l via AusssoNa
without ohAngS q Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0UTEB!
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La DAME BLANCHE.

WEDNESDAY, April ., 1865, only time of BOIe
diLuis Roma tic fIpara
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
u A,DlAUE.

o GhS 44NAs
y. NisWanger, gpSrdianl PrebIe Go.
Of Elizabeth Q. and Luslla Probate
N. Huffman, tCour,.
va. Petition N
Sarah {. Earhart, ct al. sell lands&c
10y order ofthe Probate Court dulyissued,
- in the abl 70 entitled cause | whi
On Wednesday, February 1st, 1866,
on the pre- misses, oFcr for sale at public
vendus, between the hours of one and four
o'clock r. NJ The following real estate, cit.
uate in Preble county, Ohis, and bounded
and describ. d Os follows, to-wit: Situate
and being IN the northeast corncr Of the
south west qua ter Of section No two (2,0 in
township No seven "a Of range No, three,
(3,) esst beginning at the northeast corner
Of said quarter, thence running south eighty
(SO) rods thence west so far as to inc Iude
and Contain 6lty,three aad one third (53t)
acres; being The same land conveyed to la,
vid Werts to Solomon toffman, deceased,
by deed recorded in Book No Al page Sc,
records Of Preble county, Ohio. The lads
to be sold free aud clear of dover or other
membranes. Appraised at 81, 667 90.
Terms Of sale One third cash in hand,
and the residue in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest, to DO secured by mort
gage onsthe premises.
JoHND. NiSwANGER, Guardian.
GlLMoaS 4 CAnpsEIL. Attys.
Dec. ~, l864-5t rEPr@-
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RuLous v CEI1D.

f~osrsN"STH, 0Hto, april ], 1874,
1854 A. L. ScovILL 4 O..
Goats. 81 have been, for years, cub
."t H. attscks az Bilioos Fever; ind snrne-
>'tcs ( have been laid mp for snnAtha, and
: 2 syst!in len IN q fecf.!.c state by the uee q
'tcng medicine, Siiich Was given to mo by
tA, Sieian.
' have been using D.. Kctt's Liver Pills
. roa,' time. 6na tina. | eau break those
.'IAcks in 4 dsy ar 30, and sscaI'r entirely
/. Scv"r My daughter had an attack Of
dyspepsia, which distressed her much she
I'D not Eat scarcely a1rthing w~ithoux,bs-
ni " .a,.scat tel at her stomach continually.
L me time since she got and has beer uaiGg
9n H"tt's Livor Pills, and she now IL like
Saosher being. hsve fonnd else that they
49, the most valuable Pills for Breaking up
I .ias, Headache, Pains in the Side and Hack.
~o"tid DOT be without them in MY family.
THOMAS 2. 3GEk.
- ale by Sh- Froprie!"-a.
a A. L. SC0SEL & CO.,
" u West E'gbth Street. Cincinnati
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DIR. RAPHAEL,
Rox No. 2463, Posi- OFFICE,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

AMI liam that = PERI ct and radical cure 10 warranted
sud guaranteed ~ all who ATE afflicted with weakness,
liability, nervrns complaints, melancholy thoughts, de.
PRESTON sf uplriia, iis;rry. and anguish Of mind, laaa Of
iI"i+ : - Of msfa"ry, i"as u Energy and muscular power,
pany St"~ih, ra.tihs awEy, and = waut VI confidence 10
tvnsr snd disgust cfiic.
nGAR WHAT TIR MEDIcAL PRESS sAYa.
sorie pii.sieisrs require to be toid the natnrr IT yvn,
'i''S'sc-the ESuLlSH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN aoes
soi. Ills perfect knowledge Of thu human aystem enable,
diia 10 hescritc The diseases without any information fuH
!hS patient, to explain II" original cause, and to guarante.
tseare. And, via. IL more valuable still, he viii honestly
sLd Frankly tell whether you can DO curcd or not. All
ts c"nnnnicaiions REd Interviews are. strictly private
sud confidential. - Medical Journal,
Th. J"tanic Remedlts Of DR.. Raphael, the EnrHak M.
ianic i'hysict~N, never failed yet to make a perSrt. r.di
ca, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIYATE, SEIlET
y VkNERBt DISEASES, without the nae Of Msr
curry, without hindcrnnc- from business, and v,jthon,
@ar Of discovery W exposure. No deadly pIiHons. sn.b
a. arsenic, nux vomica, opium, or any Other po,sons
70 mercury .orany deadly Misunderstanding but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are iced by this vonderfiI
botanic Physician. His Botanic R~en,tdics MAYER vel f.il.S
TO cure the most ob5tiBstc and the most daurrrcua cs,sss
anu to remove all mercury and other impurities from m.
J'rndL.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN ITEM T
iNI MARRIAGE; Hear what tho Baitimo" c.rs
k'udent Vi the uldlsllow, Doonaboro, MarvI,, aid
Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1850;
" :I"us cures Of diseases cansp' .Arly iuJiscna
bt'' hAiinE been Performed by the lbsnsh Botanic Fhy
.nn n. ~ , &c, II ny DUTY, having a Knowledge OF them, /.
''tv me TACT Relieving that In doing 30 I NAV do "A serv
. { TO The salvriny. Ono case in partieular-tlut NJ a
}ohns n,fH IN this eity-is worthy Of note. lie had
'~r"Np I'VE within Il = habit, the mere allusiIn TO which
U.s. "h'4'LH, and after years of suffering and doctor.
AVE Nj all hopes q rscovery. 10 wished to n,arvv.
8AA h:srb beloved ty as sweet a girl a. .yer iisr:d
oil aarI,i",, but ne was fearful, neryous, and pres
VIZ dared act wed on account Of tho shatirreo
s%systrn. He soaght relief at the Landa OF ~
'hJs'e'an, and. astOnisl,ing Us 1t may seem, all
at'' 'iSpr Of youth has returned, and ho \
AIRY father Of q pair Of bright boys."
VI BuHeriuK, no matter what THAR enpaulain,
w the bdsni1 Physician coundsntially. TbY,
upon rrlirt ps "aioo l. vi No. SO EAsi
ps., s1sAui"ss u. da btOsasaV, ~Css.lNlAfI
800 =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
ersSarsaparina

AmAPonAI rssLsdy, designed 10 BE- the ro.l
k4eetpal bksnatvs that tsM be made. II \
. aonsap TAtOd aatfASt OF Psra Sariaparilll,
% eoEbi1Al with other substances Of still
greater Alternative power a. to afford an Vfcc.
tive antidoh for the diseases SArsspsrila IL
reputed 70 cure. II is believed That ,uch a
remedy u wanted by those who suffer from
Strnhnous complaints, and that one which will
accomplish heiH cure must prove Of immense
yer tice to this large class Of oIv afflicted fellow.
eidasns. Hts completely thiH compound will
do i haa Ater. proven by experiment; I'll many
OIL Tie worst caseG to be found Of the following
RoniplLintS:- -
scSesorA ARD S~cNsrULouS SoNrLAIxrs,
ERJrrioNs Am ERUrrNE DmrksEs, ULcERs,
PIMrLEs, hlOrcnEs, TrHeas. SAT- Rngux,
scALD lIEAS, SYPHILIS AND SYNTHETIC Ar
PEcriohs, N1RcuRiAL DISEASE, D4orsY, NSu.
RALsIA on TH DouL0uEErx, DEElLirr, DYS.
PEFSIA n lEolGIsTiov, ERrMrrLts, RosH
OR or. ANrnOkY'S FIRx, anil indeed th- rhol.
class Of eo.aplk.nts airing froAl IarrE.rY VI
THE BLoor.
This compound will be f,,u.l a grs.. PRO.
n.oter Of health. when tax n IN the sp..ry, to
expcl the foul humors wAicA fs,ter in the
blood at that SEASON of tie yrnr. Ny the time.
ly expulsion ef them many ranking disorders
are nippct il. .Ie bu l.. Multitud.s can, by
the aid of this rhncdy, spare themselves from
the endurance nf .orl eructions anl u%lcerous
sores, through Which the syL;.in will strive to
nd itself OF corir options. If not assi .ted to do
ms through the 1 atIrkl channels of the b. "
by m Alternative medicine. Cleanse OF: the
,vitiHtcd 5lsoa wherever You Gnl iii impurities
bursting through the ska i'll i'implcs, cruptions,
or sores; cleanse it when vot lind it is Oh.
stI lcted and s~SuggLhin the veins cleanse it
81 ener;r it II. iuul, anil yonr feelings wi II,
20 : when. Er, n where no particular disorder
ls t9lt people tnicy better health, and liy.
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep tn,
blood healthy, aid all Is well but viii, thi,
PabLlum Of life disordtrcd, thorc cnil be no
laAt,ng health. Sooner or later something
n nst g. wrong, and the gret ,chinery q
Die is dsvrdered Jr overtlrOwn,.
S~arSapHrilla hts, anil deserves much. the
Reputation. Of accomplishing these cnds. Int
the world has bNn ~egrcgiousy deceived by
preparations OF it, partly because the drug
.lonc hns not all tie virtue that is claimed
Tor 1t, but more because many preparations,
pretending t. be concentrated extracts of il,
contain but h,tls Of the virtue Of Ss-Sapa.il!p,
or any thing else.
Dur'Hg late years the publ. Law. been his
=" by large bottles, pretending 10 give a quart
""t Of lSrSapkrilla for enc dollar. No.
-" We been Hands upon the sick, for
me hot ,nly Contain hit!a, ii any, Sar,apa.
'lla, blt ofcn 10 curative properties n!u,.v-
r. Haze, bitter and painful disappointment
hai folLJwtS tn ust Of the various extracts Il
SArnpSlilla With food the make, until tie
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DYsrCPsIA. on INp1GrsTr07.

DYSPEPSIA, OF LNr1GESTI0Z.
This 10 generally attended with sour stomach,
sss Of appetite, nausea, hatulcncy. heart
'urn. cstivencss, boat an the stomach when
Empty, a pain in The aide, ~Palehess ee the
hIuntenanao, hnguUr, low spirits, disturbed
'!ecp, pHins in the head, kc.
S%PrrSGFiEI.D. ONO, Jry l., 1853.
IR5sss i. l.. BOWL. / Co.
Gents. IL have found Dr.. Eor',
Liver NIis one Of :hc best medicines fn
oyspspSia that | over uIed. | had bccs,
afflicted with the disease for more thar sir
:io1ths, Enl my vicluals disurbed my
'somach, often 10 such q degree as to cause
'nnilti"g. | wss most of the timo costive.
tounu that TIE Pills kept my bowels open,
Without gripping or rain. | have actually
taiped in weight, since using then,-boiua
zen pounds heavier thsn when ! commenced.
'-+ ny cure NNl"iY 70 Use Of the piiis.
GEORGE BASA.
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liver COMPLAINT CURED.

lRDlAhAsOLia, UcteoT l., lo5e.
unSSPs. A. u. SoOvILL K Co.
Gests..- an hardly able 10 sx
Drcss my gratitude ;or the benefit which mi
laughter has derived from the use Of DR.
Eott'S Liver Pills. She had been trorh!.,
With what the physician called Liver Com
~,laint; hut our doctor failed TO give her AM
permanent relief, although she tried his pre-
ScriptionS efectually. She had become mel
Incholy, unhappy, md her constitution wal
much broken down by the nae Of Mercury
She tried DR.. Aotts Liver Pills, AMI som
,rgan to get better. 1 nm happy Ia say TIA
y has uuw entirely recovered her health.
Respectfully yours.
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C%OsTIVENEs3 CCal2.

URalNA, OalO, SFptenber Is, lS6s.
NpSaai. A. L. Sow III. K Co.
Gents. IL have been troubled witt
torpid as:ion OF tho LSweIs ior six or seven
vearS, which has been The cause Of n great
Iesl Ct suffering 10 HE, and | had to dcpriv,
n:ys"lf .! lnsay kinds Of irol, and used much
oatmeal, etc, until / got Dr.. aot,'s Liver
Pills, t'l find that they keen nay bowel.
'dgalar, and | now eat anything that III,
-mily does. most cOaIit, n,ly recon- merd
'hcse Pil . .c those nhp arr troubled with
'orstipatiGn Of The towc!a.
Truly yours, JOlIE FLEEING.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,

We Wrre the Grsr 10 introduce these iats
II. uaired States, and We manufacture I'm,
a ease qnsntitiesin great variety, ranging
n prico from 90 cents to $50 each. Our
ALBUMS have the reputation Of being
,%npsrior IN behuty and durability to any
others. They will be sent By mai, free on
on receipt of price. ,
So Fine Albums made 10 srasr. nc
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LRssEe A. l.. ScUvuL Il Co.
Gents. This is to certify thai ! have
,sed Or. Motifs Liver Pills in bilious attacks,
md found them 10 DO the best Pills that ]
ever used fer that purpose and I have also
aSel them Ss a CRtEar:ic Medicine, aud have
'ound bit little use IluF a rkj l!eiaA since !
Sad them in ray family.
= Yours, truly ASA FRENCH
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Ayers Cathsrtic Pills,
Hun Mn cunE oP

Pm 4 cUnE or
ekIfSsAEsS LnLdios, Dytpep:is, indigestion,
Dyssnt1y, Foul S'rsIaeL. E,y'ipslar, HeadueAs,
Piss. Rhenmati,n, E,ur1ions and Skin Di,sa,1.,
1.-Two Coaslsi.t, D,op,y, THtsr, 7amors md
Sax RhnSn, b;sm', Gont, Nsuragia, a. a
Dins~ FdR, ana for Purifying the blood.
They ar. sugar eoA,ed. 30 that the most seRsi.
fVs eau take lhsta pleasantly. and they '.-e the
best apsrisnt in the world for I'll the purposes Of 4
family pl.ys'c.
Price Is ants Per R'=; T;Ys s:=,S is= s.1oo.
srs~stNnn5srs Of Clersynsn, Fhysitian,. States.
men. and eminent p.raonages, have lent tbcii
Names 10 certify the unparalleled nsefulnsss Of thcse
remedies, hut our 81 ace here will rot permit the
i%nssrtis. II them. The Agents below named ftr.
aish gratis our A HHRIcAx ALHASAuiu which tlie1
are given with also full dissertations Of the abor:
complaints. and the treatment That should ',s fol.
lowed for their cure.
j." not be pnt of BY uRpriacipiea dealers wit
sthsr preparations they make more profit On,
demand AYERS, and take no others. T!hc sit.
want the best aid there is for thela, and they should
Aaye it.
all eur remedies are fer sals by
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MARGAREr THOMPSON, Abran V.
ul Thompson aud Nancy Thompson,
Martha ". Hirgs and Alexander BeVyI Al.
ice 4. P1rterheld aid John ". Portsr6sld
Robert " fhoml son aud Hannah Thomp.
SON. Aarks Thompson, Elvira J. Thompson,
{harleS Thsmpson, Francis n. Thompson
and Frank Thompson will take notice, that
y petition vac 6led against then on the 70 h
duy of Neysnher, 1864, in the Court a
Common Pleas, in and for Preble county, n
the State Of, 0his, by Moses Thonp ,sn, aud.
10 now pending. wheFen the said Moses
Thompson dew is partition Of the following
real estate situate in the township of Je6er:.
SON, in the county Of Prebls aud State o
OHIO, aud sounded and described a. f~Oflowsf
20 Wit: the northeast quarter Of SECTION No.
>, in township No. .. Of Range No. | Eas.,
etc., and that dover be assigned thercin,
and that At the aext term OF said Court,
application viii BE- said Moses THOMPSON
for an order that the dover OF tie said
Margaret Thonps,s may be assigned there,
10, and that partitions Nay be made of said
premises. 1 ,7 bt'
NOSES THOMPSON,
By 3. Banta, his Atty.
Attest
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NOTICE.

The und rsigoga has b, en- dnly appoin.sd
b>erntvI VI the last VAL anu r.. tih,ea. ~,
eancJ. n. Gamer, late OF pfeStc c,u
uhio' DECEASED. JESSE b NlL -
I Dee, =, ls64-2w G-
6lLHoIt / u.NrEEtL. At,,3
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EEElA[KiIAY
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

NVVO I1WD M LHnls
-sSosoo- ~
ne Esysr-Slllaa DE-. RAPHAEL b tho best. lie sue
seetA when all others have ALLIED.
ALL WHO ARE m TRoUBEN,
Ah"hc have been unfortunate, all WHOSE fond bor,. h,r,
sssn dINinpolnse', crushed, and blasted, Ill who have loci
secesved and rtasd with, all 20 to him for advice and i
He makes yonr mIunrtunss pass aSnv. 4. maxi. II,
tlander and envy Of your encniies Gall Iarinless' AMI N
sastAtns your character and ruspectaLilfty In ntIte AZ erI
reports end ramors. An who are in doubt 81 lie a6ec.
nohs OF those they love consult him to relieve aid sati.h
uSir MINUS, and 10 had out VI their bright and VANS
hopes VIII 10 realised. lHf Fa $500 -
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS.
He has the ncre. Of winning the a1sstious Of Tho .u,o
ae sex. he gdidss tho single 10 q wealthy and ham,
1870, ana n'akes The narried happy. lls aid aas
luvloe has been solicited IN innumenlLLs insLaLcas. nnd
lhs result has always been
A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE.
To make thInss moro sure, he VIII ,Lov You III. ltk.
neSs VI -
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE
lie will tell you thelr circumstapoes and their hu,u,s
prospects, and whit b better than all, he eau toll Won
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