Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

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THE Wonderful Vegetable production Of
l. which this medicine is composed, has en-
gagged the medical sa,ans Of London, Paris
aud the chief cities Of Europe. Its virtues has
been tested and proclaimed by the highest names
in the Faculty of these Cities, and Testimonials
have been presented To its discoverer by the
Academies Of Medicine of London. Edingburgh,
Paris, Burln and Vienna. The fame OF Profes-
sor Morse is too we'll known in the scientific
world to require any eulogy here. No man has
done more to advance the useful and beautiful
science to which his LIFE has been devoted than
he has done. lie has made the circuit oil the
world in prosecuting his researches in thevege-
table kingdom the botanice productions of the
frozen regions of the North, the wonderful
plants and herbs Of the East and OF the great
southern continent off, huHralia, with ITS adjacent
Islands are alike familiar To him he has intro
duced new resources into the Medical Art, and
probably done more TO promote the health and
increase the happiness OF mankind than any 9TH
or man. During sojourn 10 Arabia Ietre,
Professor Morse was afflicted with nervous
fever, brought ON by intense excitement and i'm
prudent exertions in a torrid season of the year,
which deficd his know ledge Of curative means,
and for some time threatened fatal termination.
Sheik OF one Of the native Tribes nj length in-
duced him TO take IA medicine prepared from the
roots of herbs common to IA mountainous region
OF the country, which in few DAYS not only
stored him to heath but renewed the strength OF
his constitution in mavelous degree
THIS HERB
Is one Of the principal ingredients in making
this Cordial. Ii il Obtained at great expense by
the Proprietor and Manufacturer, Mr.. Morse,
NJ. ID. of New York city. 1t is the only inialli-
bic remedy yet discovered for Nervous, Head and
Mini complaints it il the mental physic long
sought for, and never before found, the only nat-
raj agent that can " administer 10 mind de.
ceased" In case of Neuralgia, Headache. verti-
60, pain in the nerves OF the face, and the various
tram of Nervous Affection, It will produce a cure
in an astonishing short period of time ; and 1t
will also remove Depression, Excitement, Ien.
dency to blush, Resllessness, Sleeplessness, Dis
like OF Society, lncapacity for Study or business,
Loss OF Memory, Confusion, Giddiness, Blood 10
lnO lltau, McldIcnON sliehtdI btOllllN, stllds
lndecison, Wretchedness, ! thoughts OF Sell Ge.
slruclion, fear of Insanity, &c. 1t will increase
and restore the appetite, strengthen the einaciat-
ed, renew the health of those who have destroy
ed it by sensual excess or evil practices, induce
continual cheerulness and equanImity Of spirits,
and prolong life.
Persons OF pale complexion or consunptivc
habits, are restored by The USE ola bottle or two
to BLOOM and vIGoR, changing the skin from "A
la Ia, lauu iu nj
plexon.
Mark the misery that never fails to punsh the
violator of Natures Aws-uhCiion after junction
gives way under this dclusion. Pa aplthtlOn at
the heart, periodical headaches, cold and shIvcr-
ed state OF the frame, frequent tits ol abstraction,
total inability, dislike tc society, Melancholy,
religious monomana, heats aud fushes vi the
face on the slightest OCCASION, desire tina, cSis-
tence should terminate the stomach is ut out oi
order, the appetite becomes capric ious, train OF
youthful dyspeptics set in, such as faiuicncy,
const patton, &c., producing night smeats, heay-
mess aud torpor after eating, tOetid breathing
turred tongue, &c.
OBJECTIONS have been naturally made TO
the prlce, because thetrash that has been thrown
into market IN opposition 10 IT, Is sold cheaper,
but the fact :s the Cordial cannot be afforded for
less and ought To be much dearer, as many Ut the
ingredients which compose IL, are among the
costlIest thugs IN nature whereas the others
made up Of cheap drugs, worth but little IN
money and less in merit.
II c assure the reader that the utmost reliance
ma, be plnced in this Cordial, in the Of the
maladies ms ntioned above, and al-o Of those
which follow, viz - Loss of Muscular Energy,
General prostr,tion, Irr,ability, aud all New
ous Affections, Indigestion, Suggishness Of the
Liver /; in all ofwhlch it viii afford immediate
relief, and II used as directed, Is CERTAIN To pro-
duce IA positive and permanent ouic. Under lis
influence the most dangerous cOug h is removed,
splitting Of blood II prevented the breathing Is
rendered soft and easy, and the sufferer is soon
restored from the awful condition OF ConsumE-
ton, to a healthy and comfortable existence.
TO MERCURY OR OPIUM. SOLEMN
OATH.
DR., Morse having recently heard, that some
physicians and several Druggists have asserted
that his Cordial contained Mercury and Opium,
has made the following affidavit. Whether
these Physicians and Druggists supposed it con-
tanned Me. cury or Opium, from the singular en-
crgy with which ltacts upon particular diseases,
or from iis great power III relieving ain, or out
OF envy, he knows not.
State OF New York, City and County of New
York, -.
Ga this 26th OF June, A. d., eighteen hun
dred and iorty-sx, personally appear before me
Andrew II. Mickle, Mayor Of the city of New
York. Metcalf Morse, who By Inc being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, that there is no
Corr osive Sublinate or other Mercurial prepara-
tion used in cmpounding aud manufacturing, or
,s contained in the medicine known by the name
OF DIR. Morse's lnvigorating Elixir or Cordial,
and that it does not contaia particle of Opium
Sworn before me, this 26ih day OF June
1876 A. II. MICkLE, Ma,or
LET FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
Here what the celebrated and distinguished DR..
Wood, of Massachusetts, says Of il
DEAR SIR; 1t gives me pleasure to inform
YOU one OF my pati,n while in Boston procured
some Of your Cordial which he has taken two
weeks, aud that he is entirely cured, lie al
ready looks like new person who short
time looked SO pale asd Thin, and was scarcely
able TO crawl around. | thought it scarcely pos
sbe for him ever to regain his iull strength and
Etcutics his case was an extremely bad one.
| prescribed the usual medicine used in such ca
ses in the Hospital, but they we're Oino effect
In the meantime my patient had procured some
OF your Cordial, winch efit cted a cure, | am
satisfied no other medicine could have done. /
shall ever warmly recommend it whenever an
opportunty occurs. The inventor in my young
er days we'll remember as being considered one
Of the most skillful physicians in the United
States, and had heard his Cordial very highly
spoken OF, but was one Of the incrcdulous as To
10 merits until was 50 unexpectedly and salts
facto, lis convinced To the contrary.
remain very truly yours,
II. A. WOOD, ID.
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