The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-11
Professor NIorse's Invigorating Elixir, or


THR EIGHTH WONDER TnR BOTANIC WORLD.
The Invigorating Elixir and Cordial introduced into
M for s
herb first brought from the stony deserts Of Arabia
petTes BY that eminent philosopher The natives Of
from sickness and power Of sustaining fatigue all Of
which they attribute in great degree to the of the
and sometimes smoke. On his return to Europe after
long residence in the East Professor Morse commenced
and the result Of his bors is the InvsoraDs mIir
which has been endorsed by the medical colleges Of ali
the great cities Of Europe the best preparation extant
for the CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.
No language convey adequate idea Of the imme.
date and almost miraculous change which it occasions
TEN. Whether broken down BY excess weak by nature
or impaired by sickness the unstrung and relaxed
ganizaon is at once rebraced revivifed and built up.
The mental and physical symptoms Of nervous disease
vanish together under its influence The STOPPING trem-
bling victim Of depression and debility becomes new
man: He stands erect; he moves with firm step; hs
mind which previously sunk in gloom, Of an almost
idotic apathy becomes bright buoyan and active and
he goes forth refreshed regenerated and conscious Of
vigor, to his accustomed occupations Nor is the
effect temporary On the contrary the relief is pema
nen for the cordial properties Of the medicine reach the
constitution itself and restore II to its normal condition
Well may the preparation be called the
MEDICINAL WONDER
Of the nineteenth century. is the first scientific
in the world have admitted that miracle Of medicine
heretofore supposed to have existence,
srMUIENT THAT ENTAILS REACTION.
Its force is never expended, is the with opium
ALCOHOLIC preparations, and all other exctants The e.
feet Of these brief and it may well be said of him who
takes them the last state Of that s than
the first" But the Elixir is exharant without sim
gle drawback-sae in its operation; perpetual in its
happy influence upon the nerves the mind and the entire
is the only infalibe remedy yet discovered for ner-
vous head and mind complaints 1t is the mental physic
long sought for and before found the only natural
agent that can administer to mind diseased" In
OF neuralgia headache vertigo pain in the nerves Of the
face and the various train of affections It will
produce in astonishing short period Of time and
will also remove depression, excitement tendency to
blush restessness seepessness dislike OF society inca
racy for study business loss Of memory confusion,
gddness, blood to the head melancholy mental debility
hystera, indecsion, wretchedness thoughts of sede
struction fear Of insanity &c II will increase and re.
store the appetite strengthen the emacated renew the
health of those who have DESTROYED it, induce continual
cheerfulness and equanimty of spirits and proong life.
PERSONS OF pale complexion consumptive habits are
restored by the use Of bottle two to bloom and vgor
changing the skin from pale yellow sickly color to a
eRrAr MEDICINE roR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects Of this great restorative in alp
complaints incident to females, mark new era in the
annals OF medicine Thousands of stmulants have been
inyented-thousands Of nvgorants concocted-al pur-
porting TO be specifies in the various diseases and de-
rangements TO which the delicate conformation of woman
render her liable Tie result has heretofore been unit
form These noatrums have indeed impaired momenta-
ry to the nervous system transient and delusive
vgor 70 the muscles but this fash Of relief hiss been
ceeded by depression and prostraton greater than
fore and the end has too often been utterly to parayse
the recuperatye power Of the and the vital orga
nzaton and finally TO destroy the unhappy patient But
in MoRsEs ISvIGoRArSG ELIXIR
presented phenomenon in the maeria medca hither.
to unheard OLA stmuant without reaction.
This Is to caution the public against purchasing any
other than that having the written signature of Morse
and g H. Rings signature pasted the cork of each
bottle
Prepared by NJ MORSE, NJ D. and for sale by CHARLES
II. RING, general agent 192 Broadway New York 10
whom all orders must be addressed also by NJ Guor
127 Bowery of Grand street and cities as adver
tied, throughout the Union
1t s put up, highly concentrated in pint bottles
with the name blown on the glass and
Sold at 80 per bottleef for sl2-s24 the dozen