Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-08-15

nE. M'MUNN'S CVLEBR ATED ELiXIR CF OPI-
- UM.-, now chemical rreparatianbi bi Opium, en-
bacirg all The valuable medicinal proper les 10 the CA
cnsion of Those which are dcctcrio's AID nseles IT.
superiority To every ote form o opia'e iully ac-
know lrderi ly the most eminent Pil~i lANS, SbR-
GEON - and C.iEMl~rS, aud siugle trial VIII con
vince the II incredunus al lis own mt insc worth
10 all who necessity or habi, are "bli- cd Ia hsr
Dpium this Elixir " IN afford most gratt ina subsi
tutc rel ewing the ailmcnt without snlJecling the pa
ti'n 10 any III effects produced by The nali drn"-
lm0ng The many highly DISTINGUISHED indvliuhis VINO
have used IL with the greates benefit, Is r W IEe',
NJ, Of this city, who used nearly hlhdrrd ounces
himself dur ng very pa uiul aud protacied illness, ,er
~ hng else had failed 10 give him the east ieiet
Ills life was prolon- cd for months by lis peculiar virtues
| TIE phi ability of so highly imp owed preparation
as this ELxR FUN, iua de range OF human ais
rases, scarcely needs an Illustration, since pium u Ell
IN form other with its oh ecti nabe elements
Is considered almost ndspcnsabl IN cases of con tat
occurrence. 10 speas sLmmarlly the ELixRuF OPIUM
may he adopted in all cases IN which either OPIUM 81
it's prep raions administered with the certainty Of
obtaining all ihrir scdatice anofyne, hnd antsp' 'sinh
ic fleets, without being followed by the di agreeable
consequences ef headache, niusca vomiting. constpE l.
tion irn,ur aud a tam &c other unhapp, symptoms,
ch are often as distressing those which II was up
piled Ia Nor is the venIion "f these coise-
cutve III effects the only i'm dcs deraum Iii
recommends this valuable discovery Ia favorable notice
its am'st universal applicability IN the treatment o
the gr number diseases in VIII ch other opi1cs are
contra-indic't aud inadmssible, In consequence Of
hr! stimuli thr and consIpng effects al once entities
! IL To universal adoption
II is recommended to the patronage of The professi ~
by the following dist nguishrd Ply sicans, and Is used
| by them Ia their practice.
! Fr ncis Iol son, VI D., President of the Medical
SociSty of New York.
! John " Francis, NJ ". Professor Of Midwifery in the
| College of hyscians and Surgeons, New YorA.
| John Ccnerseman, NJ ID, surgeon to the New iorS
| city Hospital
| Lichard Il Hoffman, " ID, do 10.
James Webster, VI u, Professor &c NDafomy ana Phy-
siOlngy in the Geneva \ rdica olle'e. New York.
| Jarnts Il hilton. u, Operative Chemist, York.
j. Michel, u, kes.dcnt Physician, New York
| Hospital
James Heron, NJ u, President of the Medical Society
f Grange County, New York.
Samuel Jackson, VI ID, ihiladelph,a, one Of the FRO
fessors in the University of Penn.
The sanction and recommends Iiion Of many more Of
the most eminent medical men tight be added, but the
above con,e,ed sufficient To npprise evtry practls
ing physicin Of the Importance of the preparatinn-
Suld al wholesale aud retail by " ID sands, i'rug-
gsts, No 70 and 100 Fulton street, New York, aud sold
also by DR. x. Il. HAZARD aud Il. i TAYIbR, New
pot, K I; w y Dyer and > Wardn, Bridgeport Coma;
u 'mith q Co New llaven; W Eull, hartford, aud
ny lie most respectable Druggists in the u. :. Pice
! 81 l-2 cts. July %.