The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-29
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIE RS
We call the attention Of all having relstens or
friends in the army to the fact that 'HooFLASD'S
German Bters" will nne-t.nths OF the diseases
By exposures aud prvaIions inc ideDt to camp
fc In the lists, published slTnost daily the
papers on the arrival Of the sick IL will be noticed
that very large proportion fering from drhi
ty Every case OF thai Kind be readily cured by
Hoofsnd's German Bsters Diseases resulting from
disorders Of the digestive organs speedily removed.
We have no hesitation in stating that, if these R.sers
freely used among soldiers, hundreds OF live
might be saved that othsrwise will be lost.
Wecall psrties lar attention tAe following remark
able sHd well sn heniafed 4 of ihe nation e
whose life TO use bis own language, hss been
saved b the Bltters".
Philadelphia, August e3rd, 1852.
-Nessrs Jones Erass-W ELL gentlemen, your Hooi-
lands German Riiets has saved my life. There lie
mistake this. II is youched for my numbers
my eanrsdes some Of whose names appen ded, and
who fuly coznizant Of ali the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
case am, aud have BEEN for the last fenr years.
N mber Of Sherma ne celebrated battery, and under
The immediate command II Capt r. d. Ayres. THO
the exposure attendant upon my srduouS duties,
attacked in November last with inflammation of tho
lungs and for seyenty-t days in the hospital
This followed by great debility, heiEhtened by az
attack dssenterv. was then removed from TIT
er state or Maine, y from which Iandcd 2su
OF June Since that time have been about as low
any could be and still re,sn spark Of vitality
For a week more | was scarcely able to swallos
anything, and II md force mors ell down, IL In
mediateis thrown up again
could not even keep glass Of water in my stom-
sch. Life could o, last under these circumstance
and accordingly the phi sicans who had been working
faithfully, though unsucesestuils, 10 resc8e from
the grasp OF the dread Archer fraak 3 told they
could do more for me. aud advised me to see
clergyman and to make such disposition Of my limited
tund best suited me. In acquan iance who visited
at the ,spita. Mr. Frederick Steineron of sixth
below Arch Street advised me, as torlorn hope. 10
trv yoEk Bitters and indy procured bottle From
the time commenc ed taking them the gloomy shadow
death receded aud sm now, thank God for it, get
ting better. Though have taken but two bottles, |
have gained pounds. and feel senguine Of bein
permitted 10 reoin my wife and daughter, from vhom
have he nothing ior eghtesa months; for gentle
men, am yirgnian, from the vicinity OF Front
Royal Te your invaluable Bitiers the certain-
ty or life which has taken the place Of fearsto
your Btters will owe the glorious privilege OF again
casping my bosom those W no dear my iise
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth Of the above statement;
had despaired ofseeing eomrsde, Mr.. Malone
restored 10 hoakth.
JOHN CUDDLEBAcK LIST Now rork Battery
GEORGE A. ACKDEY, Go. G, 18th Maine.
LkWIS CHEVALlER, 92d New York.
R. SPENCER, 1st ARTILLERY. Battery
j. B. FASEWELL, Co. ID, 3D. Vermont.
HENRY q. JEROME. Go. b, do
HENY T. MACDONALD, c.. G, 9Th Name
JOHN 2. WARD, Co. u, 9th Name.
HERMAN KOCH, Co. II, I'D New YORK.
NATHANIEL b. THOMAS, 20. r, aoth rem.
ANDREW j. KIMBALL, co. !, "a vermont
JOHN JENKINS, Co. b, looth fenn-
anwARE or C0UNTERFEITs
o.. that the signature of &C. NJ. JACKSON,oe on
~. " n A ppkR o each bottle.