Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-02-06

nR. M,uuNN's CELEgRATED EiIXlR rr orr
- Ual.-A now chemical preparation OF Opium EN-
bIaci all The val able medicinal properties lo me ga
cluson Of thoss which dtleierio's and useless u
superiority 10 every other form of spias iully he-
knoslsdee by the most emlnem ~ ~ lANSl Son IN
icons aud CHEMISTS, und single trial VIII con
vince tbr most ncred ulous o It's own intrinsic woHh
Ia all who om necessity or hal are ubli led To use
'pim, thi. Elixir III AnuId most sraiJ ms subsil
uie rel ewing the ailment withui soLjeeiing the pa
t-n, 10 any ~ effects produced by the nniie "fus,-
''noDs The many mighty DISTINGUISHED inslyiduas wh"
have used u with tIe greatest benefit II Dr w I've
NJ, sf tins city, who used nearly hundred ohhee'
himself dur ng avery nful and prolaced n.ss Tier
ev' thing else had failed o give him the least .lIei
~. life prolonsed for months by its peculiar ir's
TLe anpli ability Of 80 Highly improved preparation
~ ihlr ELixin % rirM, loa wds range ol humsn us
ehser, scarcely needs an ilustration siure plum isf
~ some loi other w th 10 oh eet nable elements
II considered almost indispensable In rssss Of TAM
occurrence 10 spea, slminarly the ELIkIEuY OPIUM
mRy he adopted In all cases which rithsr Opium al
10 preparations administered with The certainty OF
obtaining all ihe sedatvr anodyn. and ant sp smon
ic fleets. without being followed BY the di agreeable
consequences Of headache, 'usea, vomiting
Ion, tren u, aud tram other unhappy SYM toms,
winch ne onen ms iislres,ing no thoS which u was ap
piled la move. Nor ~ the prevention nf these cons"
eutve III effects the only Important desidoraum viii b
recommends this valuable d covery To favorable notice
It's almost universal applicability la the treatment Of
the number diseases In VIII ch other opises are
contra -indcata aud inadmissble. in consequence of
heir simnlntnyand conspatins effects al once entities
u To tniversal adoption.
II ia nded TO the patronage Of The profession,
by the following dist ngnshed Physicians, and Ia ed
BY them In their practice.
Fr neis U job sen, ~ d, Ples'dont OF the Medical
Socf ~ Of New York.
John " Francis, "A u. Professor Of Midwifery In tbe
College Of hysieians sni Surgeons, New YORK.
John Cn.eseman, N u, Surgeon to the New YoIk
'ity Hospital.
Rich I'D Hoffman, NJ ID, do do
James Webster, " u, Professor of Apatomy and PLY
sology in the Geneva Medical College, Now York.
James X hilton. VI ID, operative Chemist, York.
G l. Michel, NJ d., resident Physic an, Now iork
Hospital.
James Heron, NJ ID, President Of the Medical Society
{ range County, New York.
Samuel Jackson, ID, hiladslpha, Que OF the Fro
ssors In the University Of Penn,
The saHcton aud recommendation Of many more of
he most eminent medical men might bs added, but the
above arc conids Sd uaeient 10 appiss every pracs
ing physicin Of The Importance Of ths pTsparst H.
sold at wbosssls and retail BY A u a ID sands, rug
ziss No 20 mad 90 Fulton street, Now York. aud sold
,lsoby BT Il. u. HAZARD snd n. J. TAYLOR, Nsw.
Doli, I; w B Dyer aud = Wurdin, Bridgeport onn.
u smth 6 60. New Haven; w Buli, Hartford and
y the most respectable druggists In the U: = Price
81 Ia eta. July 25.