The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-16


We call the attention OF all having relations or
friends In the army TO the fact that "Hoonand's
German Bitter'sp will cure nine-ten OF the dis
induced by exposures and privaions incident
20 camp life. In the lists published almost daily IN
the newspapers, the arrival OF the sick, IA will be
noticed that a very large proportion suffering
from debility. Every OF that Kind can be
readily cured by Hollands Germss Htters. Dis
eases resulting from disorders OF the digestive or
gans speedily removed. We have no hesitation
In stating that, II these Bitters were freely used
among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives m ght be
saved that otherwise will be lost
We call particular att sntion 10 the following
marksble and we'll uthenticsted cure Of - the
nations heroes, whose life, his language,
has been saved by the Bitiers."-
PHILADELPHIA, August %. ls62.
Messrs Joxxs a ErAxs We'll, gentlemen, your
Hollands German Btters has saved my life. There
IA no mistake In this II IL vouched for by numbers
| OF my comrades, some Of whose names are append
ed, and who were fully cognizani OF all the ciroum
stances 81 my ease. am, and have beef Ter the
last four years. member OF 3herman's celebrated
battery. and under the immediate command Of
Captain K b. Ayres. Through the exposure attend
| ant upon my arduous duties, was attacked In No
vember lssi with inflammation Of tho lungs, and
for sevenfy-two days In the hospital. This fol-
| lowed by great debility, heightened py attack Of
| dyseniery. was then removed from The White
State OF Maine, from which landed the 18th Of
| June. Since that time have been about as low
any could be and still retain spark Il vitality
/ For week more was scarcely able 20 swallow
anything, and II I dsd force a morsel down. IL
| Immediately thrown up again
could not even keep a glass a water on my
stomach. Life could not last under such eirouro-
stances; and, accordingly. the physicians. who had
been working faithfully. though unsuccessfnlly 10
rescue from the grasp of the dread archer.
frankly told me they could DO no more Tor me, and
advised me 90 clergyman, and 10 MAKE such
disposition Of my limited funds 81 best suited me.
An Acquaintance who visited me al the hospital,
Mr.. Frederick stelnbrown. q Sixth below Arch
| street, advised me. forlorn hope, TO try your
1 bitters. and kindly procured a bottle Prom the
time commenced taking them the gloomy shadow
| Of death reoeded. and am now. thank God Cor IT,
| getting better. Though have taken but two bot
ties. have already gained ten pounds. and feel
sangulue Of being permitted 10 rsjoin my vile and
daughter. from whom l have beard nothing for
eighteen months. Tor, gentlemen, am loyal yir-
ginian. from the vicinity q Front Royal. To your
invaluable Eitters owe the certainty % iifo which
hiss taken the place Of vague fears-to your B;isrs
~ii oue the glorious privilege e again oiasping
! e. ny bosom those who are dearest to me IN life
ISAAC uArOSE.
We fully concur IN tho truth o. The above -tsts-
usent a. " hsd desP.ired q seeing orr ooDrss-,
Mr.. Hslooe. restored % bath.
John oaddleack, let New York Battery
| tseorge A Ackisy, CO. G, ilth Maine
L@~ssChevsisr. s2d Se~ York.
~ Spencer, 1sf Artillery. BsttergF y
F.sewell CO. p. - yesnonf.
Henry n ferosas 30 DO.
/ Henry ncDonsit. Co c, eth Main
John y Ward Co. san Maine
Hsrmao Kocb, c.. " T2d View YORK
| Nxfh.niel =. Thofnsa, CO y, 18th Ps1Hs
Andrew J. kmbsii. Co. A. - Vernon
Jahn genk ~. G. v, lossh Peunsyirsnss
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