Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-22
PATENT MEDICINES.
NARRATIVES

EFFFRVESCENT SELTZ ER APERIENT, STILL retains It's high character and unsurpaSsed - reputation, for being he most delightful, reesh- fng and health restoring remedy ever submitted Tor public patronage, in the cure of various disorders which render the southern States climates preudlciaI to travellers and others, whose avoca ti1ns require their suuurn in those parts for any pc rIod Oftme Possessing qualities of highly eura- tive nature, it has received he appreciation, and de servedly too, of medical men, whose standing and reputation in the estimation of the public, placed tar too high to induce even passing thought that any medicine unworthy iher confidence should re- ceive such strono and falIering reconmendatphs.- An Aperient possessing such medical properties and which will retain it's virtues In any clmate, may, without the slightest incnnvenenee, be prepared and drnuk al any period, aiurding speedy relief To the body, oppressed and weakened during the Uverpow eIing heat oi sonlhern climate; and by it's mild and sure acton the system wall assufedly resior streng ih and health to the individual suffering under Bilious attacks, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Fevers etc., the attendants upon southern atiinde.- It's se has been strongly recommended m the dIseas named above, and is success has been such that cures have been effected many cases winch had long btiled and defed the skill and experience of pli, sicans. bul had speedily yielded under the ope. ration 0i this highly esteemed and truly eFicacious preparation. Compounded strictly and carefully of those useful and health giving ingredients which im- pregnate the Srzer Spring of Germtsv, such i'n- pruyeents have been made, by the addition of large
 
 Gas ncknow ledged by chensts) improve it's efficacy, and which have rendered I
 Tarrant's EGtrpescent iSehze Aprient
 unrivaed, in he upiniOn of the iaculty and which, moreover has also enabled wholly to supercede the Seidlix Powders, as they are not found to possess the same valuable qualities, but lose their virtues through exposure to dampness, and require more time in their preparation, without any of the medi cina properties or tie agfeeableness of lhe Seltzer Aperienl.
 Those who have used this Aperien on ship-board have expressed themselves highly delighted ith ifs effeoIs and experienced decided relief from it m every instance which they had occasion for it as an Aprrenl, elt an inclination to partake Oi heve rage refreshing and insgoIating Adapted for d climate, if Is deserving Ihe favor of travellers n preventive and dispeler of those Sick Head Aches, Linguor of the Body, us5 of Appetite, Aci- dity of the Stomach, etc.. the lorerunners of bilious iebtile attacks, which so often impair aud pros. the healthy, sound consiiuiion and reduce it to extreme weakness aud debility, and often death, when uliccusiomed 10 the many sudden changes so usual al the south.
 Captains of vessels would find thls preparation a servceabe and valuable addition to their medicine chest, and with such as have supplied themselves it has high favor. Planters would find II a very desirable medicine for family use, at home or when travelling, heinz very portable and convenient. Testimonials from gentlemen of high sinuing in their proessinn. hereto annexed, strongly guarantee
 it's efficacy and valuable character, and conmends Il | to the favorable notice of an Intelligent Public | Tcst,monials-- Edited by Ja,ney Johnson, M D., From Hon. John MKeon Counsellor of the Supreme
 Court of the U States; late Member of the Legislature ofNew York, and Member of Congress. t'l lake great pleasure In recommending the "Ei-
 ervescent Seltzer AperIent," prepared by Mir. Jas. Tarrant, of this city, as an exceedingly useful and valuable medicine. ..- JOHN MCkEoN. | NEw-YoRK. Nov IS. l844.
 From John NJ, Cooper. Esq., Attorney and Counsellor 1 Las, and Proctor Iu Admiralty. "lt affords me sincere pleasure giving this ies- l imonia of my unqualified approbalion ol your Eaer- l yeseent Sellzer Aperient. No preparation of the present day possessing similar qualities, can, my l upnion, compare with this delightful Aperient ll is agreeable the taste-and gentle, though effect ual in its operation. Having experienced manifest
 nd decided benefit from it's use, would strongly re. commend it, of the most useful, convenient and agreeable preparations of the present day from 1 it's high and truly medicinal virtues, it must become the most popular menf'ne ever submitted for public patronage" JOIN NJ. CeopER. 1 To Mir James Tarrant }
 l New-York, Aug. 1, l644 { From Hon. Jno. Scoles, Counsellor at Law and late
 Member of the Legislature and of the CommoA Counci | Of the City of New-YoIk
 | cal haveiiied Tsrrani's Eaervescent Seltzer Ape. l rent, and much gratfed with it's successful oper a,ion. It is mild and gentle, hu, eflectual in its | tiun, though without pam; and with less uneas nes of sensation, than any pursatise with which l an acquainted" l,.. JEo. E. ScoLEs. |
 | From ion Junes Lynch Member of the Common Csunc 1 ofihc City of New-York; Counsellor of the Suprem, Court, and Judge of the Count Court.
 "I fully concur in the opinion expressed by Alder | man John E Scoles, and Johu NJ. Cooper, Esq, d! i to the favorable character of Tarrant's Eieryescen l Sellzer AperenI. as it nossesses medicinal proper | ties of highly beneficial nature. JAMES LYNCH. 1 New-York, August 3l, lS44.
 l From Hon. F. A. TaIlmadee, Member of the Common
 Council late senator of the State of Nsw-York Coun Sunra m and Df he | County oINew-YOrk
 "l take giea. pleasure in recommending ile Effer vescent Sezer Aperieni, prepared by Mr. Jame Tarrant, of this ciry, as most useful and valuable l amy medicine '' sa F. A. TALLMADGE. | New York, September, 1914 f From James Maurice, Esq, Counsellor of the Supreme Court, and Master in Chancery 1 "I have made use of Tarranl's Enervescent Selt ger Aperient, and cheeriully concur nrecommendns | II 10 public favor. IL is a most agreeable prepaIa | lion, and wild aAd benicia in its effects on the sys 1 tenn" JAMEs MAURICE.
 New.York, September 2l, 1844.
 From NJ. C. Paterson, Esq., late Member of the Common
 Council; Counsellor of the Supreme Court and Dis rc l Attorney for the Ciy and County ofNew-York.
 "l have used Tarran's Selizei Aperient, and founc | 1t ihuseful and agreeable.' M. c. PATERSON.
 New-York, September IA, 1914.
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