Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-06-24

DU. h'MUNN'S CELEIiliA1 ED ELIXIR Cf Op
- UM.- now chemical rrsparation oi bpiun, g ~
blaeug all he val able Medicinal properties tU the eS
clnson "f these which are drelerlons a, useless u
supeTOrity 10 every otter form Of 0piae Is fully ac
know ledged y the most eminent PHfsh lANS, SUR
IGEO, =, aud CIEMlSTs, aud a single trial WIZ coh
incr the N 81 ncredlns o It's own int, nsic worth.
10 all who om necessity or habit are ,bii, ed to ust
Oprm, ihiS Elixir III afford most erat6 ing subsi
tue, rel ewing the ailGpt wtui suhjecting the pa
l,n 10 any ~ effects produced by the native drns -
\nons The many highly distinguished indiy lnals who
have used iih the greatest benefit, is Ur w Ives,
\ VI, of ibIs city, who used nearly hundred ounce,
himself dur ny pa nfi aud prolacted ilint
thing else had failed u give him The le"si relief
s life WAS prolnn ed for mouths by IL peculiar rturs.
Tie Al plicabIiy Of 50 highly improved preparation
as this EISR o.! PUN, i"a wde range oi human as
asCs, scarcely needs an II usiration sine pun H. eli
ia ~ other ~ h al its nb ectrnablr elements
Is considered almost indispensable IN ,aes of con tani
occurrence. To speaA snminar'y The ihoF 'riuM
may adopted IN all cIses n which either Opium
It's preparations administered with the certainty OF
oba ming all thci scdatve anodynr and ant splsm"d
ic i.cts. without being foil wed by the Ill agreeable
consequences Of headache, nausea, vomiting contlpd-
ton irrmours, and am other unhappy symptoms,
which often distressing as those which was ap
piled Nor - the prevention Of tlese cOnsr
cuivc III effects the only oraut drsderatnm hi u
commruds this valuable d-cov ry TO favorable notice.
ts almost universal applicahi'iiy in the treatment OF
the great nun diseases IN VIII ch other opiales
contra Indicate and inadmissbe, In consequence oi
their si nut and cons patns effects at once enli'les
il To univcr M adoption.
Il - recommended to the patronage Of The protest. n,
by the following dist ng ished Physicians, and is ned
by them IN their practice.
Fr,ncis job son, " u, President Of the Medica
Soci'ty of Hew York.
Juhn francis, " u. Professor Of Midwifery In The
COLLEGE Gf hysicidns aud Su renis. New Yori
J"lIn q Ciersenan, NJ ID, sGigton to the New YORK
City Hospital.
Eich ,ri X Hoffman, " u, do do.
james " tbstrr, VI ~, Professor uf ADatony and Ply
siO"gy i Ile Geneva Aedical "lcre, New York.
Jam, I hilton. VI u, Operative Chemist, York.
81. Miichcli, u, lie, deit physic an, New f"rh
ilosplta
Jane. lie on, NJ D. President Of the Medical Society
fCrangc County, New York.
Samuel Jackson, VI ID, rhafephia, 0ne Of the Pro.
fcssurs in the Univer ity uf Penn.
The san, ton and reronnend uion Of many more OF
the most eminent medical men et be added, but the
above cun,he .d .nfri-nt To apprse cv.ry practs
ing physics Of The Importance of the prsiaration.-
S"d at wh'IesaIs aId retail by Il y sands, rug
gss No 20 and 100 FULTON street New York, aud sold
asa by i,r Il. Il. HAZABD and u. J. TAYLOR, New
pot, K I; w l'yerand Wardin, Bridgeport, Conn.
ID mith & a." sw Haven; w PuN Hartford, and
by 'he most respectable ruggsts IN the u. :. Price
n cts July 25.