Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-10
PATENT MEDICINES.
TARRANT,S

VARIANTS
 EYER RESCENI' SEL1ZER APERTENT, CTlLL retains its high character and unsurpassed C reputation. for being le most delightful refresh ing and health restoring remedy ever submitted for public patronage, in the cure of various disorders which render the southern States warm climates 50 prendicia to travellers and others, whose tions require their sooufn in those parts for any pe riod of time. Possessing qualities of highly cura- tive nature, il has received the approbaion, and de servedly too of medical men, whose standing and reputation in the estimation of the public, placed far too high to induce passing thought that any medicine unworthy their confidence should re- ceive such slrono and fatterng recommendations An Aperient ing such medical properties, and which will retaIn it's virtues in any climate, may without the slightest inconvenience, he prepared and drunk at any period affording speedy relief the body, oppressed and weakened during the overpow ering heat of southern climate and by it's mild and snre acton OH fhe system wIl assuredly restore strength and health the individual suffering under Bilious atiacks, Dyspepsia ar Indigestion, Fevers etc., the sure attendants upon southern attude.- Its se has been strongly recommended in the diseas es named above, and it's has been such that cures have been effected m many cases which had long baled and defied the skill and experience of physicians. but had speedily yielded under the ope- ration of this highly esteemed and truly eficacious preparation. Compounded strictly and carefully of those useful and health giving ingredients which im pregnale the ssellzer Spring of Germasv, such inn provemenls have been made, by the addition of large quantities of the most valuable articles, which must Gas acknowledged ny chemsts) improve it's efficacy, and which have rendered
 Tarant's Efervsscent SeHzn Aperient unrivaed, in ,he opinion of the faculty; aHd which, raureover has also enabled it wholly to supercede the Seidlilz Powders, as they not found 10 possess the valuable qualities. but lose theIr virtues through exposure to dampness, and require more time in their preparation, without any of the medi- cinal properties the ngreeabeness of the Seltzer Aperent. zrlz#
 Those who have used thIs Aperieni on ship-board have expressed themselves highly delighted with its effects, and experienced decided relief from it in every which they had occasion for it an Aperent, or felt an inclination to parake ol beve- rage refreshing and inyigolating. Adapted for n warm climate, it is deserving the favor of travellers as preventative and dispeer of those Sick Head Aches, Languor of the Body, Loss of Appetite, Ac- dty of the Stomach, etc., the forerunners of bilious or iebrile attacks, which often impair and prOs- trate the heathy sound constitutions and reduce 10 extreme weakness and debility, and often death, when unaccuslomed 10 the many sudden changes so usual al the south.
 Captains of vessals would find this preparation a serviceabe and valuable addition to their medicine chest, and with such as have supplied themselves, it has high favor. Planters would find It very desirable medicine for family use. at home when travelling, being very portable and convenIent
 
 their proessIon. hereto annexed, strongly guarantee it's efficacy and valuable character, and comnends Il 10 the favorable notice of an intelligent Public
 Test,mon,ais-- Edited 6y James Johnson, M D.. From the Hon. John MKeon, Counsellor of the Supreme
 Court of the D. Sates lato Member of the Legislature
 ofNew York, and Member of Congress-.
 ''l take great pleasure in recommending the "E.f- ersescent Seltxer Aperient," prepared by Mir. Jas. Tarrant, of this city, as an exceedingly useful and valuable medicine. JOHN MokEoN.
 NEw-YoRK. Nov. IS. lS44.
 From John NJ. Cooper. Esq, Attorney and Counsellor
 LaS, and Proctor ID Admiralty.
 eli affords me sincere pleasure giving this tes-
 monaI of my unqualified appreciation o your Etier- vescent Seltzer Aperient. No preparation of the present day possessing similar qualities, can, in my opinion, compare with this delightful Aperient. lt is agreeable to the taste-and gentle, though effect ual in it's operation. Having experienced manifest
 nd decided benefit from it's Ise would strongly re- commend it, as of the most uselul convenient and agreeable preparations of the present day; from it's high and truly medicinal virtues, it must become the most popular medicine ever submitted for public patronage" JOHN NJ. COOPER.
 To Mir. James Tarrant,
 New-York, Aug. I, lS44, {
 From Hon. Jno. Scoles, Counsellor at Law. and late
 Member of the Legislature, and ot the Common Council
 of the City of New-York
 ssI have liied Tarrant's EAervescent Setzer Ape. rien, and much gratifed with it's successful oper ation. IL is mild and gentle, but efiectual in it's non, iOugh withoW pam, ana With less uneasihess of sensation, than any purgatve with which an acquainied.' JNo. B. ScoLEs. New-York, August 7th. l84I.
 From Hon James Lynch, Member of the Common Ceunc ofthe City of New-York; Counsellor of the Supreme Court, and Judge of the Count, Court.
 "I fully in the opinion expressed by Alder man John B. Sc0les, and John M. Cooper, Esq as to the favorable character of Tarrants Etervescen Seltzer Aperenl, 1t nossesses medicinal proper. tues of highly beneficial nature. JAMES LYNCH. NewYork, August 3l, 1s44.
 From Hon. F. A. Tailmadge, Member of the Common Council late Senator of the State of NewYork, Coun seor ofsupreme Court and Recorder of the City and County ofNew-York "l take grea. pleasure in recommending the Eher vescent Sezer Aperient, prepared by Mir lame, Tarrant, of this city, most useful and valuable amily medicine y F. A. TALLMADGE. New York, September, 1S44 ... t From James Maurice, Esq., Counsellor of the Suprem, Court, and Master in Cbancery. ssI have made use of Tarrants Enervescent Set ger Aperient, and cheerfuy concur in recommending Il to public favor. It is most agreeable prepara lion, and wild aad benfcial in its effects the sys tenn" JAMES MAURICE. New-York, September 2l, 1844.
 From Nj. C. Paterson, Esq., late Member ofthe Common
 Council; Counsellor of the Supreme Court, and District Attorney for the City and County of New-Yo
 "I have used Tarrant's Seltze Aperient, and found it both useful and agreeable" Mo. PATERSON. New-York, September l4, l644. For sale wholesale and retail by
 MOSELY & TUCKER, Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries. corner Dauphin and Royal-ss., Mobile,
 tanl7 4lMmo Agents for the Proprietor.