Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-01

! nR. M'MUNN's CELEBR ATED ELIXIR CF OPi.
- UM-l new chemical pre- tparaiion Of Opium, EN-
bracing ai The valuable medcina properties to the
cnsion OF those which dec,rriols AID usee,s IT.
supeTory Ia every other form of opiae Is fully ac-
know fedged y the most eminent PHYSICIANS, SUR
iGEONS aud CHEMISTS. and a single trial VIII con
vince the most inctedunus OF its intrinsic worth.
10 all who Tom necessity or habit are obliged ,o use
OPIUM, this Elixir will afford most crafty ing substi-
tute, relieving the aimcnt without subjecting the pa
tirn TO any III effects produced by the native drh.-
Among the many highly disnsu shed indiy yduas who
have used with the greatest benefit fs Ilr w Ives,
NJ, Of thus city, who used nraily hundred ounces
himself dur ny very nfui and prouacied Illness after
every thing else had failed To give him the least relief
Ills life proong nged for months by its peculiar virtues
The applicability Of so highly improved preparation
as ms ELi1iR oJ 'fM toa WIDE range oi human dis
enses scarcely needs al illustrations since plum itef
IN some form other with iis obeei nnhle elements
II considered almost indispensable IN eases ot constant
occurrence. To speak srmmaIl'y the ELInIRur OPIUM
may he adopted ~ all eRses IN which either Opium 81
is preparations are administered, with the certainty or
obtaining all their scdaive, anodyne and antsplsmod
c effects, without heing followed by the d agreeable
consequences Of headache nIusoa, vomiting, conspi
ton, trenurs, aud tram of other unhappy symptoms,
which are often as distressing those which was ap
piled To remove. Nor the prevention OF these conS-
cuve III effects the only important drsidcratum III ID
recommends this valuable discovery 10 favorable notice
Its almost universal applicability In the treatment OF
the cr nuu,ber diseases IN which other opines
contra indicated and nadmssible, In consequence Of
their stimulating aud conslpane effects at once entities
! Il To universal adoption.
II recommended TO the patronage Of The protest. n,
by the following dist nguishrd Physicians, and Is u'ed
hy them ~ their practice.
\ Fr ncs U johnson, N n, President Of the Medical
Socity of New York.
John " Francis, NJ n. Professor Of Midwifery IN the
College of Physicians and Surgeons New forts
\ John Cherseman, NJ u, surgeon to the New Yora
City Hospital.
H Eichard X Hoffman, " u, do do.
James Webster, N u, Professor &C Anatomy md rhy
soloey ~ The Geneva Medical toccc, New York.
4 James Il hilton, -, Operative Chemist, YORK
II IL Mitchell, NJ u, Resident Physic an, New loI"
Hospital.
james Heron, u, President Of the Medical Society
cf Orange County, New York.
II Samntl Jackson, II, Philadelphia, o"e of the FRO
frssors IN the Univcriiy of Penn.
n The sanction asd recommend ,iiou of many more OF
the eminent medical might be added, bn the
abye consGe ed ufcirnt To- Hpprsc every praetis-
Ing physician Of the importance Oi the prcpafatrn-
Sold at wimIesale aud retail by u n u sands, lrng
gi-s No ~ aud 100 Fulton street, New fcTk, ana sofa
aisob by Dr u. q. HAZARD aud u. J. TANLOR, New.
port, I; w u Dyer aud Wardin, Bfleepot, ,Conn:
- smith a Go. New uaven; w Rnil, Hartford and
by The most respectable druggists IN the u = It'ce
az Iyeis July 25.