American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-19
CHOLERA

A sure Renedy-a PrevenGue-a Cure!
THE following letter is from Mr. Woodward of st. Louis
l u N Harris, esq., New London, Conn, General
Mr.. Woodward Is resident Of St. Louis, gentleman
Of high responsibility, and during the prevalence Of the
cholera In that city has watched the result Of the appca-
ton Of Pain Killer for this disease and his testimony
can be relied on with the utmost confidence.
PERRY DAVIS a Sous.
J. N HARRIS esq-Dear Sir: You will recollect when
you in New London in January last, my expressing
TO you my most sanguine expectations that DAvIss PAIN
KILLER would have tremendous sale in the West this
season, and my anticipaons have been than real
zed and the testimony Of thousands who have used it
has been, that they would not be willing TO go TO bed at
night without II in the house.
On the appearance Of the cholera in this city, such was
the confidence in the Pain Killer remedy that many
who purchased it remarked TO that they had
dread Of the cholera long they had the Pain Killer
by them, and hundreds took il daily preventive for
no person can have Of the bowels or darr
hea IL they this medicine daily. This the secu-
rty and confidence Of hundreds acquainted with it,
when their friends attacked with the cholera they
would administer this remedy in large quantities inter
nay, and also externally by bathing and rubbing them
with II and in every where IL has been taken In
any OF the rs stages OF TINS disease has proved success
full consider II an infable remedy. have not heard
Of an individual in any family who used the Pain Killer
when attacked, but speedily recovered.
Captain Brondwell, of the steamer Atlantic, New Or
leans packet informed that Of his trips up the
river to this city, there upward of seventy
cholera board, and the Pain Killer used with com
plete and triumphant success.
The Clerk informed that he had administered II to
persons when cold and In the cramps and gave imme
DC given quickly when
the discharge of "rce water has begun hope Of life
has fed Should this disease make its appearance among
you, as In all probability IL will be not alarmed you and
all others there have the remedy, and confident II
the Pain Killer used not death by cholera will
in your city.
THE cholera among you watch its progress and
the remedy and, mark my words, the family who
the Pain Killer daily will have darrha no dis
arrangement of the bowels and consequently no cholera
If those who attacked will the Pain Killer early
and thoroughly, they will be saved This has been the
experience of hundreds In this city during the ravagcs Of
this dreadful disease =
have not been able to supply one-fourth OF the de
mand have received orders from persons begging me
TO send them
Now for your sake, for my sake and for the sake
Of suffering thousands, make arrangements that
your agents can be supplied Increase your manufac
ture, do something that suffering world may be relieved
from pain, for the time will come when not family on
this continent will be willing do without IL single
day. Respectfully yours, A. I. WOODWARD
For sale, wholesale and retail by
A. GRAY, Bookseller,
june 10 It'll st, opposite odd-Fenows Hall.