The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11
DROFEssOR NORsE's RvIGORATING ELIXIR Oh
Il cordial.
The neH1n WONDER OF THE BOTANIC WORLD.

CURE OF NERVOUS DIsKAsEs.
No language adequate idea OF the imme-
date and almost miraculous change which it occasions in
the diseased debtated and shattered system
Whether broken by sickness the unstrung and relax
cd organization at rebraced reviv6ed and built up
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease
fish together under Its influence. The STOPPING, trembling
victim Of depression and debility becomes mamie
stands erect he with arm step; his mind which
previously sunk in gloom, almost idotic apa-
thy, becomes bright buoyant active and he goes forth
refreshed regeneraed and conscious Of vgor TO his
accustomed occupations Nor is the effect temporary.
On the contrary the relief is permanent for the cordial
properties Of the medicine reach the constitution itself
and restore it to its normal condition. Well may the
preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of the nineteenth century 1t Is, rs the first scientific
men in the Old World have admitted that miracle Of medi
cine heretofore supposed to have no existence
4 srIMUIANr THAT ENTAILS NO REACTION
Is the only nfa,ble remedy yet discovered for ner
vous head andmnd complaints; it is the mental physc,
long sought for and never before foundhe only natural
agent that administer to mind diseased" In
OF neuralgia, headache vertigo pain in the nerves Of the
face and the various train Of affections IL will
produce cure in an astonishing short period Of time and
II will also depression, excitement tendency te
blush restlessness seepessness diske OF society inca
pacty for study business loss of memory confusion
giddinees blood TO the head melancholy mental debility,
hysteria indccson wrechedness thoughts OF self-de
struction fear of insanity, &c. II will increase and
store the appetite strengthen the emacated renew the
cheerfuness and equanmity of spirits and proong life
TIE MEDICAL JOURNALS
Have not In single Instance that has been authenti
Gated given their sanction to any other preparation for
the above complaints II has, in many violent and es
pcrate cases, effected radical curcs after patients lad
been abandoned and their condition pronounced hope
less by medical practitioners Of high professional charac
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 demand and that without single advertise
ment, tells for itself. have of weakness
which had resisted all treatment for five years both
IN this place and in Philadelphia and the person fair
candidate for suicide, radically cured with dozen
bottles He had spent hundreds without relief and
cured with twenty -four dollars worth Of DR. Morses cor
dial. A. KENDALL, nj. ID.
DR.. Morse-sir-some time since you requested my
opinion OF the virtues of your 1nvgorang Cordial am
now prepared to give It, have had 1t in my practice
and prescribed il for the last few months and must give
II my decided preference anything OF the kind with
which am acquainted. much pleased with its eff
fects and with confidence recommend II 10 the pa
tronage Of the profession valuable auxiliary Tor
moving disease in some Of the most troublesome
forms and 10 all as safe and valuable medicine.
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ D.
sold by C. H. RING Agent for the United States
1872 Broefsay r. NJ Guon, 127 Bowcry. Of Grand
street; in Brooklyn by Milne, Fulton street; in Boston,
Wholesale and retail BY Fetridge Co, Wa shngton street,
and W. " Spencer, do; in Albany, by W. N. Jamson,
bSl Broadway in Hartford, BY Jno. Pitkne; in Spring
ncld by Bliss h Haven in Philadelphia, Dyott h Sons,
and u NJ Wood, Harmony court; In New Haven, o. b.
Ieavenworth. .t. 81
II Il put up In pint BOTTLES with the words Or Morse's
Jn,goratng Cordar blown the CHASE Price % per
bottle; bottles %; Eve bottles for e12; and "a pss
do,en
\. .-Jnyutsnt sdlits accompanies each bottle