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NC reputation, for being the most dehghiini fe'resh- ing and health restoring remedy ever roomitfd TOT public patronage, in the cure oi Various disorders which render the southern Staies or warm climates SO preiudcial to travellers and others, whose avOca ons require their sojourn in those parts for any pc riod of tine Possessing qualities ot highly cura- tive nature it has received the approximation, and de servedy too, of medical men, whose standing ana reputation in the estimation of the public are placed far too high to induce even passing thought that any medicine unworthy their confidence should re- ceive such strong and fattering recommendations An Aperent possessing such medical properties, and which will retaIn its virtues m any climate, may without the slightest inconvenience be prepared and drank any period, affordng speedy rehei 10 'he body oppressed and weakened during the oyerpow erinp heat of southern climate and by it's mild ani sure action on the system will assurediy restor strength and health to the individual suffering under Bilious attacks, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Feyers. etc.. the sure attendants upon southern iatitude- Its SC has been strongly recommended m me a'seas es named above, and it's success has been such that cures have been effected m many cases which had long bafaed and de6ed the skill and experience of phy scans. but had speedily yielded ueder inc ope ration of this highly esteemed and truly ehcacious preparation. Compounded strictly and carefully o' those useful and health giving ingredients which im- pregnaie the Seltser Spring of Germasv, such im- provements have been made, by the addition of large quantities of the most valuable articles which must as acknowledged by cheInsts) improve its efficacy, and which have rendered

 Tarrant's Eferveseent Sefzer Aperieni unrivaed in the opinion of the aculty; and which, moreover has also enabled wholly to supercede the Seiditz Powders, as they are not found to possess the same valuable qualities. bu, lose their virtues through exposure to daMpness, and require more time in their preparation, without any of ths medi- cinal properties the agreeabeness of the Setzer Aperient.

 Those who have ssed ths Aperient on shp-board have expressed themselves highly delighted with its effects, and experienced decided relief iron it m every instance whic, they had occasion for as an Aperient or felt inclination to partake oi beve- rage refreshing and inyigolating. Adapted for warm climate is deserving the favor of travellers as preventive and dispeler of those Sick Head Aches, Languor fthe Body, Loss of Appetite, Aci- dty of the Stomach, etc., the forerunners of bilious or lebrile attacks which so often impair and pros rate the healthy, sound constitution, and reduce 1t to extreme weakness and debility, and often death, when unaccust0med to the many sudden changes SO usual at the south.

 Captains of vessels would find ths preparation serviceable and valuable addition to their medicine chest, and with such as have supplied themselves, it has high favor. Planters would find It a very desirable medicine for family use. at home when travelling, heinz very portable and convenient.

 Testimonials from gentlemen of high standing in their proessIon hereto annexed strongly guarantee its efficacy and valuable character and comments to the favorable notice of an intelligent Public

 Tesi,nson,ols-Edfed by Jamss Jotnson, M D., From the Hon. John MKeon, Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the U States; late Member of the Legislature of New York, and Member of Congress.

 "I take great pleasure in recommending the "Ef- fervescent Seltzer Apsrient," prepared by Mir Jas. Tarrant, of this city, as exceedingly useful and valuable medicine. JOHN McKEoN.

 NEw-YoRK, Nov. IS. 1s44.

 Fron, John Nj. Cooper, Esq, Attorney and Csunssllor

 LaS, and Proctor ID Admiralty.

 "It affords me sincere pleasure m giving this tes- .i f yescent SeIlaer Aperient. No preparation of the present day possessing similar qualities, can. ID my opinion, compare with this delightful Aperient. It s agreeable 10 Ike tase-and gentle, though effect ual in its operation. Having experienced manifest and decided benefit from its use, would strongly commend il, as oi lhe useful, 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 Ms COOPER. To Mr. James Tarrant,

 New York, Aug. l, l844 From Hon. Jno. B. Scoes, Counsellor at Law. and late Member of the Legislature and of the Common Council "i have tried Tarrant's Effervescent Seltzer Ape rient and am much gratfed with its successful oper aton. It is mild and gentle, but efsctua in its ac- tion. though without pam; and with less meas mess of sensation, than any purgative with which am acquainted" JSo. $. ScoLEs.

 

 ofthe City of New-York; Counsellor of the Supreme Court, and Judge of the County Court.

 'I fully concur in the opinion expressed by Alder man John B. Scoles. and John M. Cooper, Esq., as to the favorable character of Tarrants Eheryescen Seltzer Aperient, as it possesses medicinal prorer ties of highly beneficial nature. JAMES LYNCH.

 New.York, August 3l, l844.

 From Hon. T. A. Tailmadge, Member of the Common Council late Senator of the State of New-fork. Coun sslor of supreme Court and Recorder of tho City and County ofNew-York.

 "I take great pleasure in recommending the Efer. vescent Seltzer Aperent, prepared by Mr. James Tarrant, of this city, as most useful and valuable amily medicine D F. A. TALLhADGE.

 New-York, September, 1844

 From James Maurice. Esq., Counsellor of the Supreme

 Court, and Master in Chancery.

 "I have made use of Tarrant's Etfervescent Selt- ger Aperent, and cheerfuy concur in recommending it to public favor. It is most agreeable prepara- ton and wild aad beni6cal in its effects on the sys tem." JAMES MAURICE. New-York, September 2l, l844.

 From M c. Paterson. Esq, late Member ofthe Common Council; Counsellor fthe Supreme Court, and District Attorney for the City and County of New-York. "I have used Tarrants Seltzel Aperient, and found it both useful and agreeable" M. c. PATERSON. New-York, September IA, l644.

 For sale wholesale and retail by

 MOSELY & TUCKER,

 Wholesale Druggists and Apothecaries.

 corner Dauphin and Royal-sts., Mobile,

 ianl7 41Mmo Agents for the Proprietor.

 RECOMMENDED BY THE FACULTY!

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 COPAIBA,

 The most sae cfaiW and speedy remedy diseovred

 combination of similar remedies will produce moro csran speedy and effect than an equivalent dose of any single one"-DR. FoRDycE.

 NOTWITHSTANDING the numerous com V pounds under the name of specifies, which are daily offered the public for their sanction and pat ronage, yet there has been long wanted preparation that would insure to tine afflicted safe, convenient, speedy and efiectual cure The object of the pres ep, one. containing ingredients of the most valuable iption known the medical world, is to ena- be all those who may stand in need of tt to obtain medicine unsurpassed by any other ever offered to the public. ..-...

 One recommendation this preparation enjoys over M others is its neat, portable form, put up m pots the mode in which it may be taken being bo,h plea sant and convenient. It possesses what may be called specific power, in most constitutions, espe- caIy when administered the early and acute form of the disease the generally accomplished m very short period, and has oi!entlmns proved ehca cious when other remedies had been tried in van.

 The unfortunate patient possesses, in this, sure remedy; he has no occasion make his case public and without any application to medical man, with out restriction n diet, or confinement. hnds himsel cured efiec,udlIy, in few days, at triHing expense and saving of feelings to a sensitive person. sss cious remedy. 1t is in the form of paste, IS taste less, and does not impair the digestion. Pamphlet accompanying the medicine, without charge, contain ng full and ample directions. Among all the persons who have taken this medicine there has been not single complaint of nausea o any unpleasant feeling symptom, and all the i ei ect arising from the employment of the common bal sam is entirely avoided by this new and valuable medicine. preparation, therefore, compounde' ike the present one, of materials possessing in thei individual capacities such highly sensitive powers must prove the de.ideratum long sought for in thu