Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-16

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THE WondGfi Vegetable production Of
which this medicine is composed, has en-
gagged the medical savans of London, Paris
and the chief cities OF Europe. Its virtues has
been tested and proclaimed 10y the highest names
in the Faculty of these Cities, and Testimonials
have been presented To its discoverer ly The
Academies Of Medicine OF London, Edingburgh,
Paris, Bul lin and Vienna: The fame Of Profess
sor Morse is too well known in the scientific
world to require any culogy here. No man has
done more 10 advance the useful and beautiful
science TO which his life has been devoted than
he has done. He has made the circuit Of the
world in prosecuting his researches in the vege-
table kingdom the botaDcle productions Of the
frozen regions Of the Moth, the wonderful
plants and herbs of the East and OF the great
southern continent Of Australia, with ITS adjacent
Islands, are alike familiar to him he has intro.
duced new resources into the Medical Art, aud
probably done more 10 promote the health and
increase the happiness OF mankind than any 9TH
er man. During sojourn 10 Arabia Peun,
Professor Morse was afflicted with a nervous
fever, brought on by intense excitement aud i'm
prudent exertions in a torrd season Of the year,
which defcd his knowledge OF curative means,
and for some time threatened fatal termination.
A Sheik OF one Of the native Tribes at length in-
duced him To take medicine prepared from the
roots ot herbs common t. "A mountainous reg ION
of the country, which in a few da,s not onl, le-
Stored him to heath. but renewed the strength OF
his constitution in a mayelous degree.
THIS HERB
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this Cpr.itl. Ii is obtained AT great expense bv
The Piurr,etor and Manufacturer, Mr.. Morse,
Nj. ID. oi New York city. Ii is the only inialli-
be remedy yet discovered for Nervous, Head and
Mini complaints it is the mental physic long
sought for, and never before ionnt, The only natu-
ial agent that can administer 10 a nlud de. |
ceased" IN case o Neualgia, Headache, verti- f.
60. pain in the nerves OF The face, and the various
tralG Of Nervous Affection, il will produce a cure
in AN astonishing short period of time ard it I
will also remove Depression, Excitement, a Ten. ,
dency To blush, Resllessness, Sleeplcssness, Dis
like otSuceiy, Incapaciy for Study or Eusiucss, 4
Loss OF Memory, Confusion, Gidtiness, Blood 10 I
the Head Melancholy Mental Debility II, sleria,
lndecison, Hrctchodncss, Ihorghts Of Scitde. \
struction, fear of Insanity, &c. 1t will increase .
and restore the appetite, strengthen the einacat- l
ed, renew The health of those " ho have destroy I
Cd II by sensua! excess or evil practices, induce I
continual checrIu!ness and cquaninly of spirits,
and pro!ong life.
Persons of pale complexion or co,,sumptiye |
habits, are restored by the use ola bottle or two ]
to BLOOM and YlGoR, changing the skin from l
pale yellow sckIy color, to beautiful fond COM
peXlon.
MAX the misery that never fails to punish the 4
vloator 0f NaiulG's Lws-iuhciion after hmcion
gives way under this deiuson. Papt,tion Of /.
the heart, periodical headaches, cold and shivcr-
ed state OF the hdne, frequent fits ol abstraction,
total Inability, dislike to society, Melancholy, 4
religious muuuMinia, heats and 1us hes of The II
face on the slightest occasion, desire that eXis- H
t,uce should terminate the stomach IL ut uut ui
order, the appetite becomes caprcious Il train If II
youthful dyspeptlcs SIT ln, such as hailul,ncy II
constipation, &c, producing night swea,s, h,av-
iness and torpor after eating, iutid breathing !
farred tongue, &c. II
OBJECTIONS have been natmailvuate ,o Il
the price, because thetrlsh that hao been thrown /
INTO market IN opposition 10 it, is sold cheaper, Il
but the TACT -, the C"rdlai cannot be a.HvLl tg \
less and ought To lie much dcarer, rs ,rauv of the
ingredients which compose il, are among IT,. 4
costIiesl things ~ nature whereas the others /,
are made up Of cheap drugs, worth bat little in II
money aud less in merit. Il
We assure the reader that The utmost relIance II
may be plnced in this Cordial, il the cure Of the Il
miiadies mentioned above, aud al.o II tho.c \
which follow, viz Loss OF Muscular Eur,g,, Il
General frostrdton, irrua5lity, and ali New.
Gus Aiiecions, Indigestion, Su2gishnees ol the I
Liver (; in ali of which ii viii afford immediate 4
reiet and IT used uE directed, is certain to pro. !
dncc IA positive and permanent cure. Undei lis i
influence the most hungeruus Cough is removed, I
spitting OF Flood s prevented, the birathln lng is
rendered soft and easy, and the sufferer is soon 4
from the awful condition o Consu,nr- 4
ton, to a healthy and conIolt,Lle existence. I
TO MERCURY OR orIUM SOLEMN I,
OATH. Il
hr Nnrso h,y
physicians and several Druggists have asserted Il
that his tordia conia!ncd Mercury and Opium,
has made the following affidavit. Whether |
these Physicians aud Druggists supposed il con.
tanned Me. curv on Opium, from the singular en-
ersv with which iIacls upon particular diseases,
or from It's great power i'll relieving pain, or cut
Of envy, he knows not.
State of New York, City and County of New
York, SIS.
On this 26th OF June, A. d., eighteen hun
dred ant iorty-six. personally appear before me
Andrew ii. Mickle, Mayor Of the city OF New
York. Metcalt Morse, who by me being duly
sworn, doth depose and say, tina. there - no
Corrosive snbIl'nate or other Mercurial prepara-
ion used in cmpOunding aud manulicturinp. or Il
Is contained in The medicine known by ,h. name
Of DR.. Morse's lnvgorating Elixir or Cordial.
aud that 1t does not contaIa particle Of Opium
Sworn before me, this 26ih day Of June,
1916. A. II. MiCKLE' Mn,or.
III FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. 1
Here what the celebrated and distinguished DR..
W ood, Of Massachusetts, says Of it 4
DEAR SIR; IL gives me pleasure to inform Il
ou one ot my patitn while in Boston procured 4
ome Of your Cordial which he has taken two
weeks, aud that he is entirely cured, lie al
eady looks like new person who so short "A
lme looked so pale and thin, and was ,carcrly \
bic to crawl around. thought il scarcely nos.
'"Ie tor nun ever to regain his iuil strength and
'culties hts case was an .xIenel, bad one.
prescribed the usual medicine used in such ca
es ~ the Hospital, but they we're ofno effect. -
u the meantime my patient had procured some
i Your Cordial, winch eil, cted a cure, am
atlshtd no other mediciue could have done. | Il
hall ever warmly recommend it whenever an
ppounity occurs. The inventor in my young.
r days | well remember as being considered one
{ the most skiI,tul physicians in the United
talcs, and had head his Cordial very hishk
i"ken Ot, but was one of the increduloiIs as 10 II
= merits until was so UNEXPECTEDLY and sa,is-
,ctoIly convinced to the contrary
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