Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-28
ONE CURE FOR ONE DISEASE.

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Nsso and interesting discovery IN vegetable medicine
HAESHLER,S Anti periodic or Fever and
IL Acme Pills are certain cure for all that class
Of maarous aud periodic complaints known as chills
in women, &c DC, without the aid Of those poxious
drus usually relied upon. viz calomeI arsenic, or
vears nat;ent ernernent and research
an Pharmaceutist tie undersigned canddly believes
that he has perfected remedy Tor the above and kim
dred Complaints which will cure at least ninety-ve
cases out Of every hundred He feels, very sensibly
that this sounds boastful and chimerca but he has
now used Il under his own observation, upon more
than one thousand severe cases without one failure
Before asking the confidence of the public, how
ever and without making any drafts upon its credu
ty the inventor of this medicine desires to show that
his statements are not those of reckless and unprn
cped man. We therefore ask attention to the follow
ing Joint certificate from the Hon. William A. Newell
M b., late member Of Congress- from New Jersey,
g ea a and physician. # New Brunswick N. j.
I'd Phvsicians and the Public.
"Having extensively used .Deshlers Antipehodio
or Fever and Ague Pills. in our practice, we take
pleasure in stating thus publicly experience of
their efficacy We have used them in hundreds of
cases of fever and ague and have never known per-
son 70 have q second chill after commencing with
them and as they contain no salt Of arsenic quiz
nine the former sfwhich sometimes operates dele
teriously as an accnnuaye poison we consider them
safe and valuable remedy, that ought to be within
reach Of every family that liable 70 chills and fever
prOfeSHlOnol DretnTen
say, that we have been made acquainted with the
composition Of these pills, and find them strictly
scientific preparation Moreover they prepared
BY an apotecary Of more than twenty years active
experience we can vouch that they are skfally COM
pounded We earnestly commend them TO the mo-
tce of the profession and believe they will cure after
all usual remedies have failed
WIN. A NEWELL A. u.
A. D. NEWELL, N. ID.
In their own State both these geetlemen have an
extensive practice and enjoy, to envable degree,
the confidence Of the public. There they would OBJ
every citizen Of the United States with our truthful
ness and good faith, we subjoin the following note
from gentleman known and reverenced throughout
the Union--the Hon. Theodore Frelnghnysen, LL. u.
Nots from he Hon. Theodore Frelinqhuyscn
prom the professional character and reputation
Of Brs Newell, above named; and the esteem in which
these gentlemen with Mr.. Deshler, held in this
STATE, take pleasure in stating that any representa-
lT14 I7 - THEO. FREtINGHUYSEN.
NV BRusswIcK. N. J., Jan "a, 1854 el u
Owing TO the foods Of quack medicines with which
the country has been delnged and which have proved
SO uniformly worthless the disceverer Of this remedy
has long hestated TO come before the public. Having
regard for his character he has been unwilling 70 be
csssed with the pretendes who, undertaking 70 cure
any; and he has feared that the public, which has
been 50 often shameiessly deceived, would deny him
its attention. He relies, however, that the above Ger
t6oates give him title 10 its confidence and attsn-
ton while making the following statement:
We claim fer our remedy the following pecnlidri-
ties and adpdntdges by which IL Is distinguished from
others.
Peculidrities Of Dehser's Ant. Periodic Pins,
lst They exert marked, specific, and almost i'm
fable ants-periodic power, by which they neutraxe
the periodical and constantly attacks which
characterize fever and ague. The law by which the
I'd. While they thus manifest great activity and
power they are yet perfectly harmless A well per
only i without inOonvenenoe, but without seeming
effect OF any kind.
3D.. They never dfsaRree win tne Weakest stomhcn