Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-08
DR.. MORs K's
INVIGORATINGC CORDIAL
A PHENOMENON IN MEDICINE.
HEALTH RESTORED AND LIFE

DR.. MORSE'S INVIaORATINa
ELIXIR OR CORDIAL-At first the proper
ELIXIR OR CORDIAL were deemed fabulous The
public often deceived, could not belsevr tho smpIe
and sublime truths announced ny the discoverer-
But facts undeniabe facts attosted by vitreases O.,
the highest class and character are nov triumph
ing over all doubts. INCREDULITY rs OVER
THROWN by mass OF testimony whic; Is perfectly
irresistible.
The ELIXIR remedies, in all cases, the deplorab.
evils arising from misuse or abuse CT the various
organs which make up the wonderful machine called
man. 1t restores to full gor every delicate func-
den connected with that mystrrious compound
agency OF matter and mind, necessary TO the repre-
AUCTION OF haan life. To persons of feeble nuscu.
Lar frame, CT deficient in vital power, it is recon
mended as the only means Of Communicating shat
snergy which Is necessary to the proper enjoyment
ii al the natural appettes we'll as the higher
fined to either sex or to any age The feeble girl
The ainG wife, the nstless, ernevated youth. the
overworp man OF business, the victim OF nervous dc
oreSslon the individual suffering from general de.
bility, Or from the weakness of single organ will
sill find immediate and pezmancn: relief from the
use Of this incompatible renovator. To those who
have predisposition to paralysis 1t win prove
complete and unfalng safeguard against that terri
BILE malady: There are many, perhaps, who have SO
rifed with their constitutions, that they think
themselves beyond the rsach of medicine. Let not
even these despair The Elixir deals with diseaso as
1t exists without reference to causes, and will not
only remove the disorder itsels. but
REBUILD THE BROKEN CONSTITUTION
The arrangements of the system, leading to ner.
vous diseases, and the forms Of nervous disease it
self are so numerous that it would require column
to enumer6te the malaGiss for which this prepare.
ration is specific. 4 fe", however, may be enume-
rated viz neuralgia, tic dolersaux, hea ;ache incip.
lent paralysis, by tera, paptaon of the heart, sp.
ral affections muscular debility, tremsrs hstuience
prG king sensation in the flesh, nj nbEees torpid.
ity Of tn iVe-, mental depression, weakness Of the
WILL indispo on to move, aintness after exercise,
han
main in one place position weakness OF the prc.
creative organs sexual incompeteacy, melancholy,
monomania, duer albus, hiking at the stomach, f.
male Irregularities, chronic tendency to miscsr.
riage, enaciation and all complaints growing out OF
free indulgence Of the passons and all barrenness
that does not proceed from organic causes beyond
the reach Of MEDICINE
Whenever the organs to be acted upon are free
rom malformadon or structural diseases il is averrei
MORsEs INvIG0RATING ELIXER
will replace weakness wit hstcength, incapscity with
efficiency regularity With uniform and natural &C.
vity, and this not only without hazard OF reaction,
but with happy effect on the general organization.
A1Bear in mind that ali ulaladies, wherever they
begin, finish with the nervous system, and that the
parazation of the motion and sensation liz
physical death Bear in mind also, that for every
kind Of nervous disease the Elixer Cordial is the
only reliable preparation known.
CAUTION.
Dr.. MoRzEs INv1aoRArro CORDIAL has been ooun
terfeited by some unprincipled persons.
Ii future, al the genuine Cordial viii have the
proprietors ia; smile pasted over the cork of es;h
bottle and tbs folio wing words blown In the glass
Dr., m0rss's iavigorAtinE Cordial,
O. III. RING, Proprietor, MY.
~ The Cordial Is put up highly concentrated, In
pint bottles.
Priee,-4s per bottle; two fer s.; ok for ga.
O. II. RING, Proprietor,
lS2 Broadway, New York.
Bold by Druggists throughout the United states,
oAnAdas, and West ladies.
AGEETa.
Washington-Z. D. GILMAN.
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