Mobile register and journal., 1845-01-08

W.E and is all powerful in removing bilious
 # and other complaints arising from the
 k Arrangement of the alimentary ducts,
 and in purifying the blood. It is cer- tain in the cure oflbe delicate complaints nci- dent iemales grateful the Iase aromatic 10 the smell, and at the same lime sogentle in its operson, yet eicacious, that female ought to be without so great boon, bestowed OH them by it's ve- neiabie discover and wherever they have been intro dnced throughout the length and breadth of this wide ly extended country. have uniformly and invariably received the approval of the public voice.
 They extremely mild in their operation, neith- CT causing sickness of the stomach, any unplea- sensation n the system, is too frequently the with medicines given 10 act upon tine bowels: hence mutludes, who have been unable to take oih- CT pills or preparations Of nedicine account of theIr nauseating effects, these pills without the slightest disagreeable feeling, and thousands of es- monias have been given of the unparalleled exceen- cy of this preparation They possess not only Ca thaitic but ase Tonic Restorative qualiiies and such is the rare combination of the cathartc and torative properties that the system is not reduced and left in torpid and cosiye stale by their use, as is the with almost every other preparation here toore offered 10 the public remedy Tn Dyspeptc and Bilious complaints. But while the stomach and bowels freed from all morbid impurities. they at the time inyIgoraed and brought into heallh- ful action: any person making single trial of these pills will find this to be strictly Indeed herein consists and is found that grand desderatum in me- dca science sought after from age to age by the most distinguished sons of the healing art
 The proprietor does not recommend these pills specific cure for all diseases, but in all those ca- ses where cathartlc or aperent medicine IS need ed, if used according the directions, for far pe riod of time, they will effect speedy and certain and this much is placed beyond doubt, by the testimony and reference oi individuals, already gi- to the public By their manifest and sensible action upon the chye, which is the fountain head of si,.. l.a Unve, sal Medicine, and the complaints that come most directly under their influence, and for which they are so particularly designed are as follows = Bilious Fover, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick HeadAche, Enlargement of the Spleen, Jaundice, Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Piles, Cholic, Bowel and Summer Complaints, Fe- male Obstruci ions, Hear,burn, Nausea, Furred Tongue, Disienton of the Stomach and Bowels, ln- cpent Diarrhpa, Flatulence, fIabitual Costveness, Loss of Appetite, Blptched or Sallow Complexion. and in all cases of Torpor of the Bowels, where caihartic aperienI medicine is needed. As many of the above enumerated diseases impercep- ,ibly, and become far advanced in their progress be- fore it is suspected that they exist in the system, should expect, in such cases, 10 be at once re- lieved entirely, but should continue the of the pills for considerable length of tune. Full direc- tions accompany each box, for the of the pills, in all those complaints for which they recoIn- mended. Sold wholesale and retail by
 l. c. DuBOSE & co Druggists, 39 Water-st,
 ang9 and by the Druggists generally. ID ULL'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SAR D SAPARILLA.-Thisp preparation of Sarsapa- ria is different from any in use. It possesses all the active properties of inc in a concentrated state, and has given relief WHEN OTHER PREPAkA- TONS OF SARsAPARILLA HAVE sIGEALLY FALL ED. The most eminent physicians in various sec tions of the union, the ingredient of which il is composed, the most valuable and eficacious that can be given in the following maadies :--Scroula, diseases of the Skin, Rheumatism, Chronic diseases of the Lungs. to couuteract the destructive effects of Mercury, Generous affections, Jaundice, Hypertro- phy, Palpiiation, Scurvy, Chorea St. Vitus' Dance, and all diseases arising from impure state of the blood. ... .ll.I
 Many testimonials have been received from medical and others, and additional certificates Hre daily offered the proprietor unsolicited, but he feels unw- ling to resort lo the common method of puffing the article, believing that if has merit, the public will find it out.
 supply of the above preparation always on hand and for sale at wholesale and retail by
 mhl HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, Agents. ID ULL'S SARSAPARILLA.-This superior pre- 1D paration of Sarsaparilla has gained reputa- tIon unequaed hitherto by any other medicine of it's class. The most eminent physicians of the union have given high testimonials in it's favor, and con- stanly it in their practice. For the cure of Scro- lula, diseases of the Skn Erupiions, etc.. Rheuma- tism, Dyspepsia, Chronic diseases of the Lungs, to counteract the destructive effects of mercury Can cerous Affections, and all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood, other medicine can be given with more advantageous results.
 A fresh supply of the above excellent preparat just received and for sale by
 HAyiLAND, CLARK & CO.,,
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