Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-02
TARRANT'S

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EFFER VESCEN SELF FER APERIENT,
STILL retains It's hgh character aud unsurpassed
~ reputation, for being The delightful, refresh
| ing and health restoring remedy submitted for
public patronage, in tie cure of various disorders
which render the soullrn States or warm climates
SO preudIcial 10 Travellers and others, whose avoca-
lions require their solorn in those parts for any pc
rod Of time. Possessing qualities of highly cura
tive nature, it has received the appreciation, and de
servedly TOO, of medical men, whose standing and
reputation in The estimation Of the public, are placed
| lar too high TO induce even passing thought that
any medicine unworthy their confidence should re-
ceive such STRONG and fattering Recommendations
An Aperient possessing such medical properties, and
which will retain its virtues in any climate NAV
without the slightest intonv enence, he prepared a,
dunk at amy period, atording speedy relief TO the
body, oppressed and weakened during the overpow
etng heat OF southern climate; and by its mild and
snre action on the system will assuredly restor"
strength and health individual suffering under
| Bilious attacks, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Fevers
ETC, the sure attendants upon southern latitude.
| Its re has been strongly recommended in the dseas
es named above, and its has been such that
cures have been effected IN many cases which had
long baflied and dehed The skill and experience of
physicians. but had speedily yielded under The ope-
ration of this highly esteemed and truly efcacious
| preparation. Compounded strictly and carefully OF
those useful and health giving ingredients which inn
| pregnae the Seller Spring of Germaav, such inn
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quantities oil the most valuable articles, which must
Gas acknowledged by chemists) improve It's efficacy,
and which have rendered
Tarant's Eferuescent Ssnser Apsrient
unrivalled, in The opinion OF the faculty; and which,
moreover, has also enabled IT wholly supercede the
Seldlitz Powders, as they pot 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 the agreeableness of the Settler
| Aperient.
| Those who have used this Aperent on ship-board
have expressed themselves highly delighted with its
effects, and experienced decided relief from it IN
every instance which they had occasion for it as an
Aperent or felt an inclination to parlake Of beye-
rage refreshing and invigoratng. Adapted for a
warm climate, il is deserving the favor of travellers
as preventive and dispeller Of those Sick Head
Aches, Languor oithe Body, Loss of Appetite, Aci.
dty Of the Stomach etc.. the lorerunners of bilious
or lebrlle attacks, which often impair and pros
trale the healthy sound constitutions and reduce 10
extreme weakness and debility, and often death,
when unaccusiomed TO the many sudden changes 80
usual at the south.
Captains of vessels would find this preparation
serviceable and valuable addition to their medicine
chest, and with such as have supplied themselves,
| it has high favor. Planters would find 1t a very
desirable medicine for family use. at home or when
travelling, being very portable and convenient.
Testimonials from gentlemen of high standing in
their profession, hereto annexed, strongly guarantee
its efficacy and valuable character, and commends II
to the favorable notice Of an intelligent Public.
Testimon,als-EditedbyJ James Johnson M d.
From the Hon. John Nixon, Counsellor of the Supreme
Court of the U. Sates late Member of the Legislature
ofNew York. and Member of Congress.
"l take great pleasure in recommending the "Ef-
fervescent Settler Aperient," prepared by Mr.. Jas.
Tarrant, of this city, as exceedingly useful and
valuable medicine. JOHN MCKEoN
NEw-YoRK. Nov. IS. 1874.
From John NJ. Cooper Esq, Attorney and Counsellor
Law, and Proctor IN Admiralty.
ut Affords me sincere pleasure IN giving this tes-
imonial Of my unqualified appreciation Of your EHer-
vescent Settler Aperlent No preparation of the
present day possessing similar qualities can, IN nv
opinion, compare with this delightful Aperienl 1t
is agreeable to the tase-and gentle, though effect
ual IN its operation. Having experienced manifest
nd decided benefit from its use, would strongly re-
commend it, OF the most useful convenient and
agreeable preparations of the present day; from
its high and truly medicinal virtues, it must become
the most popular MEDICINE ever submitted for public
patronage" JOHN nj. CooPER
To Mr.. James Tarrant,
New-York, Aug. ], 1874.
From Hon. Jno D. scoes, Counsellor at Law. aud iale
Member Of the Legislature, and tho Common Council
of the City of New-York
81 have tried Tarrant's E4ervescent Settler Ape
RENT and much gratied with its successful oper-
alton. 1t is mild and gentle, but eilectual in it's ac-
ton, though without pam; and with less uneasness
OF sensation, than any purgative with which am
acquainted" JEo. b. SCoLEs.
New-York, August 7th, 1874.
From Hon. james Lynch, Member of the Common Csunci
ofthe City of New-York; Counsellor of the Supreme
Court, aud Judge of the Count, Court
81 fully concur in the opinion expressed by Alder
man John b. Scoes, and John NJ Cooper, ESQ as
to the favorable character Of Tarrants Efervescent
Settler Aperient. AS il possesses medicinal proIier
ties of highly beneficial nature. JAMES LYNCH.
Newly York, August 81, 1874
From Hon. F. A. Tallmadee, Member of the Common
Council late Senator of the Stale of New-York, Coun-
seor ofSupreme Court and Recorder of the City and
County ofNew-York.
81 take grea. pleasure in recommending the Effer-
yescent Settler Aperient. prepared by MIR. James
Tarrant, of this city, most useful and valuable
amily medicine - F.. A. TALLMADGE.
New York, September, 1874
From James Maurice, Esq, Counsellor of the Supreme
Court, and Master in Chancery.
81 have made use Of Tarranl's Effervescent Self
ger Aperien, and cheerfully concur in recommending
il 10 public favor. Ii is n most agreeable prepara-
ton and wild and BENEFICIAL in its effects The sys.
tem.' JAMES MAURICE.
New-York, September 81, 1874.
From NJ. C. Paterson Esq, late Member ofhe Common
Council; Counsellor ofthe supreme Court and District
Attorney for the City and County of New York.
81 have used Tarrant's Settle, Aperien, and found
il both useful and agreeable" Nj. @. PATERSON.
New-York, September IA, lb44.
For sale wholesale and retail by
MOSELY & TUCKER,
Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries.
corner Dauphin and RoyaI-sts., Mobile,
ianl7 Ammo Agents for the Proprietor.