Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-23
PATENT MEDICINES.

A LLEBASI'S MEDICINES-The great inler- "A est that IS everywhere manifested in regard 10 these truly valuable medicines, is he only apOlogy we offer for troubling lhe public with lhe following statement. The medicines consist of
 THE BLACK (oR ALLEBAsi's) SALVE.
 ALLEBAsI's HEALTH PILLs. ALLEBAsI's TooTH ACHE DROPS. ALLEBAsI's PoOR MANS PLAsTERs. The SALVE cures sores, swellings, inlammniions, spraus, burns, inward ulcers and tumors, qunsey, sore throat, humps, nervous tooth-ache, ague in Ie face, broken breasts, dropsy, spinal affections, etc, of every kind and character. An instance of failure to effect cure in any of the above named coln- plains, where the Saye was faithfully applied, is not known.
 The PILLS cure almost every complaint for winch an internal remedy is used. They cure levers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, constipation of the bowels and diarrhea, foul stomach, dsurdcred blood, jaundice head ache, liver complaint, coughs, colds, general indisposilion, etc.
 l The PLASTERS are taking the preference of all other Plasters in this or any other coon.,J. They are warranted to give better satisfaction than any other. They cure pain weakness in the back , side chest, bowels, loins, muscles, liver compaint coughs, asthma, dyspepsia weaknesses in woinen etc. etc.
 The TooTH-ACHE DROPS are deIighllnlre- nedy for the tooih-ache Nothing hurtiu or disa- greeable in the composition. We not now able to supply the demand for these, although before 1 the Spring trade opens we shall have made such arrangements that we shall be able 10 supply any | demand.
 The following communication IS from one of the most distinguished gentlemen in Ohio Mr. Miller is a brother-in law of John Tyler, President of tue U States, and holds responsible office under the gov- | ernmeHt
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, November p, lS44. | Dear Sir: l very cheerluIy lurnish you the test mony of my experience in the of your medical | reparations--Allebasi's Health Pills and the Black Saye--from both of winch have derived advantages which no other remedies had suppledto me, through years of severe suffering and constant inquiry and ex- | pertinent in the search for relief. | local naady, winch surgical effort had failed to relieve. produced tendency to constipation of | the bowels, so uniform and so powerful as 10 en-
 force the almost daily of aperients for SIX years and more. But while the employment of these was
 indispensable, great distress followed their action,
 for in ming the state of constipation the oppo- site extreme or laxative state of he bowels al | wa IS superinduced. The desIderaium an agent which possessed sufficient power to move the bowels without producing the laxative condition. | sought among those skilled in ihe combination of ihe Ma teria Medica, and among the n0siruns which fell in my way. Afier years of irial l found it in Aleba- si's Health Ps-and in them only. They possess, as developed in my own use of then, the peculiar property of cpnquering the most obstinate constipa- lion by Ihe genrlesl process of operation.
 The Black Cor Alebasi's) Salye have found to be remedy-in it's appropriate use-oi exiraordin- ary value.
 | I have employed 1t in the of ulcers, burns, scads, cuts, bruises, eruptions, abscesses, | rheumatic pains. etc., and in no instance without | the most satisfactory success. In my own house. | hold, which is small one, have mad ne- cessity for any other medicine since became ac- quainted with these Pills and Salye. am, very | respectfully, JHo. G MILLER. l Mir. LYMAN W. GILBERT, New York l For safe wholesale and retail by | C. DUBOSE & CO.,, feb25 Agents and Druggists, 39 Water-st