T-63 Confederate Facsimile Ad Note Dr. Morse Indian Pills

The T63 is not a genuine note, but was created for advertising purposes by Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. A notation, "This Bill is Worthless" is seen below Jefferson Davis' portrait. This example is graded very fine. The back of the vintage note is the advertising copy which says "This is presented to you in order to impress on your mind the fact that Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills have been before the public for more than sixty years, and today are the most popular family Pill in the market. To those who have used them we need not say one word, they stand on their merit. To those who have note used them we simply say to you that htey are the best Pill that skill, money and experience can produce. They are a specific cure for most of the Blood, Stomach and Liver Diseases. They absolutely remove all Dyspepsia, Giddiness, Headache and are most useful in female disorders. Dont' Forget! Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills. W.H. Comstock, Sole Proprietor, Morristown, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y. Copyrighted for Advertising Purposes." Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills remained in business until 1961. A picture of the actual ad is available in this item's photo gallery.