Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-10
PATENT MEDICINES.
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 EAR. JOHNSON, Office, %, St Francis stroet' -AI confines his practice to the treatment of Aene- real Disease, in all its different forms. 1 Dr. Johnson, from a residence oi many years !" 1 Hospitals in EWere, degotedto the treatment Ne- nereal Diseases and from his present extensive ihac- tce in that particular branch of the profession, g'r antees safe, speedy, and electua cure 10 seeh per- sons as are troubled with any of the following disea- ses, viz
 Gononhra. Gleets, Structures, Chancres, Bubos Seminal Weakncss, Affections of the Bladder, kid- pevs Loins Urethra Prostrate Gland, Swcilcd les- ticIes Erlu ions on the Skin, Sore Throat fahs in the Joints aud the numerous symptoms which sener- ally follow this disease.
 Recent cases cared in two or three days without the of Mercury, interruption from business or a' iteration m the mode of living.
 Amedicine to prevent Yenereal Disease can le ob- tained of Dr. Juhnson It IS from the recipe oi the Baron Larrv a celebrated French Surgeon, and wns used by him during the several campaigns m w'eh nc scrveda Surgeon Gencrain tho French Army.
 Sold by Dr. Johnson, at his office. Those persons having any affection of Venereal Disease and about taking voyages removing to the country would do weby giving Dr. Johnson call, as proper mcdi- cnes for their in the shortest time can be put up with written directions for their use.
 Office open from in the morning, until 10 o'clock at night. -
 ABERNETIIY's DYsPEPTIC ELIXIR. l Dr. Abernetlv the greatest 9f English Surgeons, was of opinon that nic-tenths of te diseases that | ir was used ly him with the most unprecedented suc- cess in his private and public practice for upwards of forty ycars for the removal of the following diseases: Loss of appetite, Fatulency, Distension of the Sto- much, Pain in the side, Ileayiness of the Head and inclination to sleep, Ineguary of the Bowels, and mall cases where Indigestion or costhe habit IS found to exist
 This medicine must not be numbered among the host of aaok nosirns before the public, 1t is the sole invention of the nblest and most scientific sur inc nf ring il was purchased by the agent for very large sun lis agreeable and pleasant Co the taste, acts as q mild aperient, always keeps the bowels free, i'm parts rgor and strength to the system, and cheerful ness to tie mind, and few bottles removes the most confirmed cases of Dyspepsiaor Indigestion, and pre- vents return at any future period.
 NEW YORK, 17th Aug. 1898, 35 Madison st SIR :--In consequence of lcadinga sedentary life, have been troubled, more or less, with Indigestion for ten years for the last three years my sutlerings have been nsupportablc, l have tried several physi ciaIs and number of quack medicines, without de- irving any benefit l dcspaircd of ever obtaining any permanent relief, and resigned myself to the most hopeless despair. l persuaded by many friends to try Abernely's Dyspeptic Elixir. have now finished the fourth bottle, and know not how to express my admiration of it's wonderful virtues and the miracle it has performed in restoring to that health which thought lost forever. Send me half dozen bottles more, and accept my thanks for the bes sings you have conferred by restoring me to perfect ileuill.r Souiss
 JACOB MONROE. The agent has in his possession several hundred tes timonals similar to the above, of the extraordinary virtue of this medicine. Sold by appointment, at Dr. Johnson's, 29St Francis street. dec 2S 127f ED OWLAND'S TONIC MIXTURE, which is lNnow so universally popular as the onypermanent cure for the FEVER AND AGUE. The eagerness with which Rowland's Tonic Mixture has been sought for, from the first that it sent forth to the general of the community, affords the most une quivocal assurance of its surpassng excellence and importance It is now regarded by those who have had opportunities to decide upon it's merits, ines | timslle public blessing and indispensable to the health comfort and the local prosperity, of the inhabitants of many portions of our country lnprooI of which, the proprietor can exhibit communications from various newly settled territories and colonies signed by numbers of the citizens, entreatng that they may be supplied betimes land quantities adequate to | their necessities Without an exception. in any age or country, medicine has spread with such rapidy and gained such distinguished reputation, within the period of the years that 1t has been used in the treainent of Fever and Ague Intermittent Fever Nervous Weaknesses, General Debility, Remitten Fever, Dyspepsia, Bad Appetite, Heart Burn, Water Brash, F'atuiency, Jaundice, Dysentery, Diareha Ague Cake, Costiyeness, Bilious Fever, and all othe complaints arising from disorder of the stomach ant bowels. ,Iust received and for sale by
 ,t. NORTH & co, Dispensary Chemists july21 43G No. 8 Government sl. DR. M'MUNN's ELIXIR OF OPIUM.-l -D preparation that stands deservedy high with tn medical profession combining all the useful proper ties of that drug without any of those that consi dered deeterious. The following testimonials spea for themselves.
 ~ TESTIMONIALS.
 Dr. John $. Medium having made known to m the process by which he prepares his "ELIXIR Ol OPIUM" and wishing me to state my opinion con cerning it, therefore say that the process is ia corance luith ,ssH koonn cLesca laios, and that tn preparation must contain all the valuable principle of Opium, without those which considered as del | eterious and useless.
 J. R. CHILTON, NJ. D.,
 Operative Chemist, Sc.
 New York, December 20, 1886.
 Dr. J. B. Mum
 Dear Sir,-t have made repeated trials of you ''ELIxIR OF OIIUM'' in the City and Marine Hos pitas, and find it to possess the anodyne and sedavt powers of the ordinary preparation of Opium, with ont producing the excitement, headache, nausea, con spation, which in many cases render those prepara tions olectionable Its effects arc more permanent | and uniform than those of Morphia. Yours, &c. l c. L. MITCHELL, M. D., 1 Resident Physician, N. York Hospital New-York, February Stl, s37.
 BELLE%.2, NJ | February, 18th, 1887. This is to certify, that Dr. B. M'Munns ELIXIR 1 OF OPIUM has been used in several cases, at the Bellevue Hospital, with the most satisfactory effects when the usual preparations of Opium would have 1 proved injurious. The undersigned are fully con ynced, that it possesses the sedatve properties of the latter, without producing constipation of the bowels | or any unpleasant symptoms
 HENRY VAN HOEVENBERGH, Resident Physician. GEORGE F. ALLEN,
 Assistant Physician, Bellevue Hospital. Having witnessed the effects of Dr. J. B. NJ Munn's Elixir of Opium, of opinion that it is valua- ble preparation, and recommend it to the patronage of the profession. F. U. JOHNSON, M. D. Physician to the City and Marine Hospital. JOHN W. FRANCIS, M. D. Late Prof. of Midwifery in the College of Phys. and Surgeons, New-Y ork. JOHN c. CHEESEMAN, M. D.
 Surgeon to the N. Y. City Hospital.
 RICHARD K. HOFFMAN, M. D.
 Surgeon to the City Hospital, N. Y.
 cif and late Surgeon in the U. s. N.
 JAMES WEBSTER, NJ. D.
 Prof. of Anat. and Physiology in the
 Geneva Medical College, N. Y. New-York, February 18th, 1887. i7 M
 supply of the genuine preparation just received and for sale at the drug store of
 ianl3G I. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 Water-st. NTURRAY'S FLUID MAGNESIA.-Tbeg great 1vA advantages of this elegant preparation are that possessingal the properties of Magnesa in general it is Yc' l;o & Gca t.sd ia G'rm concretioii' in sis