The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-07

TO THE MISGUIDED.
These a.s some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced BY early habits Of youth,
viz: weakness OF ths back and limbs, pain in
the head, dimness Ct sight. loss Of muscular
power, palpitaiion oi the heart, dyspePsis,
nervous irritability, arrangement OK the d.
ges,ivs functions, geners! ,lebility, ymptoms
Of consumptio, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects o. tho mind
are much to be dreaded. Loss Of memory,
confusion Of ideas, depression {. spirits. evil
forebod,nys, aversion 20 society, salfdestsuc-
ton, love of solitude, timidity, ETC., are some
of the evils produced. All thus afflicted
BEFORE CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
should reflect that sound mind and body
are the most necessary requisites to promote
connubial Happiness, indeed withou: these,
the journey through life becomes . weary
pilgrimage prospect ho"rly darkens the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy re-
Election that the happiness Of others becomes
blighted with your OWE.
From An OLD DRuGGl8r.
NEwYorz, NANCE srH, 1853.
Mn. c. II. R1so-This being my birth
day, I do not know how could employ it
better than in returning you thanks for my
returned health, and at the same time give
you my views Of one Of your most excellent
preparations. Being q druggist Of thirty
years experience, know something IN regard
to ncstruu.s, and am very seldom disposed
to praise them. For some two years have
been an invalid. In January, 1881, had .
severe time Of it with Liver disease and Fis-
tula; was confined to bed and house i've
months. Just over these, in my weak state,
l was seized with general neuralgia Of the
whole system, but mostly raging about the
heart, right lung and leg. could not sleep
except in what sce usually called catnaps"
lost all appetite, and became perfectly miser-
cradle. Well, sir, in my dependency, l re-
sorted to stimulents, the exciting quality of
which being past, found the remedy worse
than the disease, and my nervousness highly
aggravated, was reduced in flesh hom 1856
to 1873 lbs; my constitution seemed broken
down and l was = wreck Of my former self.
| took supuline morphine, assafetida and
the usual nervine antidotes, but with little or
no effect. Twas induced to try your "Morse's
Invigorating Cordial" and | say it for the
benefit of those suffering as was, that is the
best nervous medicine extant, whether the
nuralgia and the thousand ills in its train are
produced by natural causes or excess in drin-
king; on myself, it has acted wonderfully
I have now appetite, have gained flesh, sleep
is now refreshing, my nervousness almost
disappeared. and l think have a new lease
of life and with the taking Of one or more
bottles of this pleasant remedy, doubt not
| shall feel almost as well as did twenty
years ago.
Late Of glastonbury, Conn.,, and Norfolk,
Va, and formery with William Burger, so
Courtlandt Street, N. Y.
Mr.. G. II. Ring,-Dear Sir; l have been en-
gagged in the practice Of medicine in the
county of Delaware, State of New York, for
forty years or more, until one year ago last
fall, moved to this place. in hopes to bene-
fit my health by change of climate. For
four or FIVE years past have been incapaci-
tated to attend to my calls in my profession |
My sufferings from general debility and pros
tration of the physical and mental powers,
were almost insupportable, and at times rem
lered life burden. A few days since being
in the city, l called at your office and pro-
cured bottle of DR.. Morse's Invigorating
Cordial, and have been taking it according
to directions. l feel decided improvement
in my health, and confidently believe that
few more bottles will restore me to comfor-
liable health. ! send you this statement as a
oxen of my gratitude to the author Of this
invaluable medicine, and you are at liberty
70 make such use of it as you please.
Respectfully yours,
Read the following Testimony in Favor Of
Norse's Invigoratiao Cordial.
The following is from gentleman Of this
city, whose testimony can be relied upon,
and whose name can be obtained, if necessa-
~, by calling upon us.
70 Messrs Vim. Bristol d Co., Druggists, dc:
Misunderstanding recovered within ten
lays from a state of great nervous debility,
accompanied with loss Of appetite, dyspetic
symptoms, and the miserable train of evils
hat are attendant upon arrangement of the |
nervous system-and that, too, by the use of |
not quite one bottle of Morse's Invi2oFatipg !
Cordial.
DR.. Morse's 1nvigorating Cordial has been
counterfeited by some unprincipled persons.
In future the genuine cordial will have the |
facsimile parted over the cork
Of each bottle, and the following words blown
in glass:
Dr.. Mmse's 1nrgorat;ng Cordial.
~ c. II. RING, Proprietor, NY.
The Cordialis put up, highly concentrated,
in pint bottles-pric three dollars per bot
tie, two for Eve dollars, six for twelve dollars
c. H. RING, Proprietor