Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-12-08

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\ T'HE W6nderii Vegetable proinc,,on Of
i which this medicine il tcmposed; has rf:
\ gagged the medlchl sasans OF Llpidop;, Paris
and the chief cities Of E,irope. H. vfrfiirs ha.
been tested and proclaimed ~ Ire highest nanic,
\ in tue Faculty Of these Cities, and Testimonials
have been presented TO iis discoverer by the
Academies OF Medicine ot London, Edingbureh, =,
II PARIS, Burlin AMI Vienna. The fame of Profrs-
sor Morse is too well known in the screntIfic
world 10 require any eubgy here No man has
Il dous more TO advance the useful and beautiful
science to which his life has been devoted than
he has. done. lie has made the circuit OF lie
world in protecuting his researches in the yeges
table Kingdom the botanicle productions Of the
II frozen regions Of the Norti, the wonderful
Il plants and herbs Of the Enst and u the grea,
southern coaiineht of fAusirala, with ,is adjacent
II Islands, are alike familiar TO him he las nt,o-
4 duced new resources into the Medical Arr, AK
II probably done more to promote The health aud
increase the happiness OF mank ind than any 9TH
er man During sojourn 10 Arabia Petra,
H Professor Morse afflicted with "A nervous
\ lever, brought on by intense excitement and i'm
prudent exeriions in a torrid season Of the wear,
Il which defed his knowledge of curative means,
II and for some time threatened fatal termination.
\ Sheik Of one of the native Tribes ~ length in-
/ ducrd him 10 take "A medicine prepared from the
roots Of herbs common TO n mountainous region
\ oi the country, which in a few days not only re-
Z b,,sr a
/ his contribution IN "A navelouf degree.
! THIS HERB
IL o.e Gf thc principal ingrcdicn's in making
/ this CordiA. IL is obtained AZ great expense by
/ the Proprietor aud Manufacturer, Mr. Morse.
VI. u. Of New York city. Il i. the Un, infaIli-
ble remedy vet discovered for Nervoti,, lead and
Min complaints II is the mental physc long
sought for, and never before loind, he jnly natu
raj agen that can administer 10 n mind de
ceased. In case OF Nemaigia, Headache, verti-
go. pain in the oi the face, and the Saroj-
tram Of Nervous Affection, it will produce Il chr@
in an astonishing short period of time F; aud IL
will also remove Depression, Excitement, a Ten.
dcncy to blush, Resllcssuess, Sle,.plcssness Dis:
like OF Spceiy, Incapacily for Study or business
Loss oi Mrmory, Confusion, Gidriincss, Blood to
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility iIysieria,
Indeclson, Wreichcdness, thoughts of Self de-
struction, .ar of Insanity, &c. IL will increase
and restore HE, appetite, strengthen the emaciat-
ed, renew the hcG!lh oi those who have DESTROY
ed it by sensual eXcess or evil practices, induce
continual checriulness ard csiuatt''nty Of spirits,
ami prolung If.
Persons OF pale complexion or tois'irhntive
habits, are restored by the Ola botlc of two
to BLOOM and vIGOR, changing the skin frbn a
pale yellow sicklv coor, TO beautiful iidr.d CON.
pexlon.
Mak the mi.ery that never fails 10 punish the
vipatOr of Natures hws-iuhcion after rmci ION
gives way under this drluslon. Palpitation a.,
the heart, periodical headaches, cold aud rhivei-
ed state of the frame frequent fits of ahslraction
total inability, dislike to society, Meanchoh
religious monomauia, heats aud dushcs of the
face on the slightest OCCASION, desire that exp
tence should terminate the stomat is ~, out of
order, the appetite becomes capric iOus, train of
youthful dyspcptcs set in, such as f,tluency,
constipation, &c, producing night ,weais, h.av.
ness and torpor alter eating, iotid btealhiny
urrcd tongue, SC.
OBJECTIONS have been naturally made to
the price, because thctrish that has been thrown
into market in opposition 10 1t, is sold cheaper;
but the fact IS, the Cordial cannot be afforded for
less aud ought To be much dearer, rs many OF the
ingredients which compose II, are among the
cOstest things m nature whereas the other.
are made up Of cheap drugs, worth but little ir
money and less in merit.
We assure the reader that the utnos. ttifaHti
HliY In pllccu III tnts NOrtIdI, the oil TIE
malades mentioned above, and also OF tho,c
which follow, viz: Loss OF Muscular Energy,
General Prostrition, lrrltabillty, and all New
ous Affections, Indigestion, Suggshnrss ol the
LAYER IN all Oiwh,ch it will aiird imn,e daIc
relief, aud fused IA directed il CERTAIN to u,oa
duce positive and permanent cure. Under ts'
influence the most dangerous cough IL rcHWved,-
splitting OF blood II prevented, the breathing is
rendered soft and easy, and tlie sufferer is soon
restored FROM the awful corti-7or ., Consunp-
ton. To a healthy aud Comfortable e~is,enue
TO MERCURY OR OPIUM -SUIEMN'
OATH.
DR.; Morse having recently heard. bat some
ph!siciiHs and several Drugs lists have asserted
that his Cordial contained Mercury and Opiun!
has made tHs foYfH~ing afftNn. wIm,2,t
these Physiciars sDf Dfi1gs,sts sHpposed !, con.
tanned Me,cur, Of Opium, from the singular en-:
ergy with which j, acts upon particular disca,r,.
or IRON its great power ia relieving pain, or out
Of envy. he knows not.
State Of New York, City and Cuunt, Of New
York,
On this 26,h oi June, 4. ~, eighteen hun
dred An forty-six. PERSONAL, appear betor. me
Andrew II. Mickle, Mayor OF the cit, of New
York, Me,calt Morse, who by me being duIy
sworn, doth dcpo~s and say, that there il no
Corrosive Sub'imate or other Mcrcurial prepara-
ton used in cmpounding and nr,nuEic,irinr. or
Is contained in the medicine known by the nam,
"t DIR. Morse's lnvigorating Elixir OF Cordini,
AMI that it does not contaia particle of Upii,n.,
Sworn before me, this 26l.i dse n June.
1916. A. II. MiCKLE, Mn,or.
LIE ( FACTS SfEkk For THEMSELVES
Here what ths telcbfa,el and distinguished Dr.
NUodi q! Massachusetts, saws oi il
DEARS SIR; II gives me pleasure to inf rni
YOU one OF my rat.ca while IN Boston procured
some of your Cordial which hehas iIkeutu
weeks, aad that he Is cniirrly cured, lie al.
ready looks like a new person who 50 short
tune looked 50 p,lu aud thn aud WAS scarcely
able To crawl around. thought u scarcrl, pos
siblc ior him ever to regain his lull strength and
ihcult,es HIS case was an extremely bad one
| prescribed the usual medicine used ~ such ca.
SOS in the Hospital, but they wcre oinp efirci. 49,
Ia the meantime my patient had procured SOME
Ol your Cordial, winch cf, cicd u cure, auf
satisfied no other medicine could have done.
shall ever warmly recommend u whenever M
occurs. The Invch,"r in m, Young.
er days well remember rs being considered one
OF the most skiliu physicians VI the United
States, and had heard his Cordial very highly
spoken Oi, but was one Of the intibdhous as Z,
- rnw''s uulIl was 40 unc Xpcct.dly and .ati,
'ar' 'ri, convinced to the contrary.
remain very tnly yows,
II. A. WOOD, NJ. II.
sc not in a single instance. that las beef
1tictted; given thyr sanction Ia any otlsr
prculratIon fdr the above complaints. u hts
IN IDlny desperate and viOrnt cas ~ effected "a
IDEAL cures after patients had been abandoned
'nd their condition pronounced hopeless b, mttlt.
cal practitlorers of tish professional character
w oihcc having btun ~ a store whtfe this
Cordial was kept 6r snle frr over three wears,
'nd my opportunities Of Judging OF " effect.
somewhat numerous, the vast increasing dsnand
md that Vvithnut . stnrle n,Ivart,..y,.., Ill