Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-17
PATENT mEnICTNEe.

A LLEBASI'S MEDiCINES--The great Inter. n esi that IS everywhere manifested In regard to these lraly valuable medicines, is the only apology offer for troubling the public with the following statement. The medicines consist of
 THE BLACK (oR ALLEBAsI's) SALYE.
 ALLEBAsl's HEALTH PILLs. ALLEBAsfs TooTH ACHE DROPS. ALLEBAsI's PooR MAE's PLAsTERs. The SALVE cures sores, swellings, infammalions, sprains, burns, inward ulcers and tumoFs, quinsey, sore throat, mumps nervous toot-ache, ague in the lace, broken breasts, dropsy, spinal affections. etc.. o every Kind and character. An instance of failure to effect cure in any of the above named com paints, where the Salve was faithfully applied, is not known.
 The PILLS cure almost every complaint for winch an internal remedy is used. They levers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, constipation of the bowels and diaTrhea, foul stomach, disordered blood, jaundce, head ache, liver complaint, coughs, colds, general indsposition, etc.
 The PLASTERS are taking the preference of all other Pasters in this or any other coaatFy. They are warranted 10 give better satisfaction than any other They cure pain or weakness in the back, sde, chest, bowels, loins muscles, liver complaint coughs, asthma, dyspepsia. weaknesses in women. etc. etc.
 The ToOTH-ACHE DRoPSare deIighfulr re- medY for the tooh-ache. Nothing hurtlu or disa greeable in the composition We are not now able to supply the demand for these, although before the Spring trade opens shall have made such arrangements that we saall be able to supply any demand.
 The following communication IS from one of the most distinguished gentlemen in Ohio. Mir. Miller s brother-in law of John Tyler, President of the U. States, and holds responsible office under the gov. ernmeHt
 COLUMBUS, Ohio, November g. 1844. Dear Sir: very cheerfuIly furnish you the testi- mony of my experience in the of your medical preparations-Alebasi's Health Pills and the Black Salye-frem both of winch have derived advantages which no other remedies had suppedto me, through years oi severe suffering and constant inquiry and pertinent in the search for relief. | local malady, which surgical effort had failed | to relieve, produced tendency to constipation of the bowels, so uniform and so powerful 10 en- force the almost daily of aperiens for years and more. But while the employment of ihese was indispensable, great distress followed their action, for in overcoming the of constpation the oppo- l site extreme or laxative stale of the bowels al- wa fs superinduced. The desideratum WAS agent which possessed sufficient power to move the bowels without producing the laxative condition. l sought s among those skilled in the combination ot the Ma teria Medica, and among the nostrums which fell in my way. After years of trial found il in Alleba- srs Health Pils-and in them only. They possess, as developed in my own of them, the peculiar | property of conquering the obstinate constpa- | ton by ihe genllest process of operation. The Black Cor Allebas's) Save have found to | be remedy-in its appropriate use--of exraordin- | ary value.
 scalds cuts, bruises, cutaneous eruptons abscesses | rheumatic pains. etc., and in instance without | the most satisfactory success. In my own house. hold, which is not a small one, have had ao ne- cessily for any other medicine sincs became ac- quanted with these Pills and Salve. am, very | respectfully, JEo. G. MILLER. | Mir. LYMAN w. GILBERT, New York.
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