The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-30
DRoFEssoR MoEsE's Nv1GoRA1INa ELIXIR OR
THR EIGHTH WONDER OF TIE BOTANIC WORLD.

TR EIGHTH WONDER BOTANIC WORLD.
NERVOUS DISEASES
No language can convey adequate idea Of the imne
date and almost miraculous change which it occasions In
the diseased, debated, and shattered system
Whether broken down by sickness the unsung and relay
ed organization rebraced resvided and built mp
The mental and physical symptoms Of disease
ish together under its influence The STOPPING trembling
stands erect he with firm STEP his mind which
previously sunk in gloom almost diotc spa-
thy becomes bright buoyan active and he goes forth
refreshed regeneTated and conscious Of vgor to h
accustomed occupations Nor is the effect temporary.
On the contrary the relief permanent for the cordial
properties of the medicine reach the constitution itseh
and restore it to its normal condition. Well may the
preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of the nineteenth century 1t Is as the first scientific
in the Old World have admitted that miracle Of me
cine heretofore supposed to have no existence.
A sTIMUIANT THAT ENTAILS REACTION.
It's the only nfaible remedy yet discovered for ner
vous head and mind complaints II Is the mental physc
long sought and before oundthe only natural
agent that administer to mind diseased In cases
Of ncurags headache vertigo pain In the Of ts
face and the various train Of nervous affections It VIII
produce in astonishing short period Of ime and
ii win also depression excitement, tendency 70
blush resessness sleepessnoss dislike OF society inca
pacity for study business loss of memory confusion
gddness blood to the head melancholy mental debility
hystera indecison wretchcdness, thoughts Of sefde
strucon, fear Of insanity &C. It win increase and
store the appetite strengthen the emaciaed the
health of those who have destroyed It, induce continued
cheefuness and equanimty Of spirits, and prolong life
THg MEDICAL JOURNALS
Have not In a single instance that has been authontA
Gated given their sanction to other preparation for
the above complaints. II has In violent and des
perate cases effected radical cures after patients ad
been abandoned, and their condition pronounced hope
less by medical practitioners OF high professional charno
ter
Ny Office having been in store where this cordial was
kept for sale for three years. and my opportunities
Of judging OF its effects somewhat numerous the vastly
increasing dema nd and that without single ADVERTISE
ment tells for ITSELF ! have a case OF weakness
which had resisted all treatment over Eve years both
IN this place and in Philadelphia and the person fair
candidate for suicide, radically cured with one dozen
bottles lie had spent hundreds without relief and was
cured with twenty dollars worth of Dr. Morses cor
dial. A. KENDALL. NJ D.
In. MISUNDERSTANDING time since you requested my
opinion of the virtues Of your nvigoratng CordalI am
prepared to give It, have had 1t in my practice
and prescribed IL for the last few months and must give
it decided preference anything Of the kind with
which am acquainted am much pleased with its Of
fects, and with confidence recommend ii TO the pa.
trona9e Of the profession, valuable auxiliary for re-
moving disease in some OF the most Troublesome
FORMS and 10 all, safe and valuable medicine.
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ D.
Brooklyn, N. ". Nov 81, 1850.
Sold by G. RING General Agent for the United Statec
le2 broadway; E. NJ Guon 127 Bowery corner of Grand
street. in Brooklyn by Milne Fulton street. in Boston,
and W. " Spencer, do; in Albany, by w. NJ Jamison.
6sl Broadway in Hartford, by Jno. ftSins in Spring.
field by Bliss & Haven in Philadelphia, Dyott h sons
and l. NJ. Wood, Harmony court; in New Haven O. b.
Layenworth.
put up in pint bottles with the words CDR Morses
Inygoratng Cordial blown the glass. Prico 81 per
bottle two bottles So Eve bottles for $12 and ga per
Dozen
n. B-Important advice accompanies each botus