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N5 uRRAN'S FLUID MAGNES iA.-I'ho great v s advantages of dis elegant preparation are that pnssessinga the properties nfAagnraia geueraluse it is liable like that, form cnncrctions in tie bowels. Ii eoreets aeility and relieves heartburn cfectuay, without miuing tho coats of the stomach. It prevents the food of iutats trrng ssur upon ,le soalach it is useinl in a complaints of the bladder it tends to regulate inc action of the bowels and is peculiarly adapted for families.

 Sr HamDUeg Dsrg testified, that this solution forms soluble combination with aric acid salts in of tiou aa!dyteel, thereby csunclacting their injurious tendency when other aiAaies and even Mag nesa itself has. failed.

 h the seventh report of the Medical Section of inc British Assoaiatioh il is set forth by Sir James Nar- 5ay tat the majority d erlaaeous diseases arise lioa acid and saline impregnaons in the fluids of the body, which are neutitzed by the F2pid hqgae- @a; and tiat the Nemalsa, Sfusns, Nervous Pains, and lnitations, as well as Cr,mc Rhcmnatism and Gont, are frequently owing to Chfysssine lrrants, aeposite. on the nervous membrane which same particles this ant-acid solution eilectaly dissoyes. This article was introduced into this market by the undersigned in June llst, since which tune, il has been extensively used, ,lal believe, in every nl- stlnee with most decided expectations for sale by

 l. c. DUBOSE { 10,

 late Dubose abd Rolf, ianI6 39 Water street.