Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-09-19

| nR. M'MCNN'S CELEBRATED ELIXIR CF OP'-
Il - UM-\ now chemical preparation Of Opium, en-
b,aci all The val able medicinal properties Ia The ex
clusion of those which deet, rios IA useless u
superiorty 10 every other form of opiae Is fully ac-
know edged hy the most eminent PiilSi iANS, SUR
lIEO> s aud ca EMirS, aud a single trial win
vince The increduous OF its nIrn &c worth.
II TO all who rom necessity ar habit are bii, ed to u.s.
OPIUM, hi. Elixir " III afford most prat ING snbS'i
tue, rel ewing the almcnt witut sGbjectiDg the pa
tirn to any III effects pruced by the naiisc driir.
'inonc the many highly distinguished individuals who
have used II with the greatest benefit, Is Dr w I've,
NJ, OF this city, who used nearly u hundred ounces
himself dur avery nful and proacied Illness, cr
evtly thing else had failed To give him The least relief
His life prolon ed for mois by its peculiar rn
TIE app ability of 50 highly imp ov, preparation
rs this ELixiR oy 'PuN, oa wide range Of huaan his
'ases scarcely eds an Illustration, since plum II elf
IN mm o her with its oh Pci nale elements
H. considered alnei indispensable ia rases OF con>tanf
occurrence. 10 spenk s!imarIy the ELIXIR Or OPIUM
may Lee adopted in all lses ~ which tihtr Opium 81
its prep nations administered, with the certainty oi
obtaining all leir scdatve, anodyne and ant sp!smod'
ic fleets. without being foil wed by the di agreeable
consequences of headache 'u.ea, vomiting, con tr
lion, tcn' u, aud tam e other unhappy symi toms
hich ofen distressing as those which " was ap
piled move, Nor Is III prevention "f these conse
cutivo III elects the only in, ortant drsideratum which
recommends this valuable discovery 10 favorable notice
Its almost universal applicability IN the treatment OF
the r number diseases In wh ch other opiaes are
indicate and inadmissib-, In consequence OF
their nd pating effects nj entities
IL IS recommended to the patronage Of the protest. n,
by the following dist ngnsh,d Physicians, and k used
| by them In their practice.
/ Francis u Johnson, NJ ID, Pes dent OF The Medical
society Of New Yok.
John w Francis, NJ II. Professor of Midwifery in the
College of iby ysicans and so seons, New YORK.
John e. Che-seinan, NJ u, surgeon To the New York
City Hospital.
Rich.rd X Hoffman, NJ ID, do do.
James Webster, u, Professor &c Anatomy and Ply
siolugy in the Geneva Medical ole ,e, New York
james X hilton, NJ ID, Operative Chemist, York.
l. Mitchell, NJ -, Res dent Physic an, New York
Hospital.
Jame. Heron, NJ u, President of the Medical Soc ETY.
tf Orange County, New York.
Samuel Jackson, NJ u, ihiIadelpha, o'e of the FRO
fessors IN the University ~ Penn.
The san, tion aud recommendation Of many more oi
The most eminent medical men might be added hut the
above >ie cd sufficient to apprsc ry practis
ing physic Of the importance OF the preparntinn
Sud al Wholesale aud retail by u Il u sands. rug
gis,s No - aud 100 fuon street New York, and sold
also by Dr X. u. tIATAKb and II. J TAYLOR, New
pot, I; w Dyer and n Wardin, Bridgeport Com"
ID smith d. Co. New inven; w Fuh hartford, and
hy he most respectable druggists IN The U; - Irice
l37 ~ cts. July 2j.