Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1863-09-09
ATTENTION, SoLDIERsf
AND THE FRIENDS OF -SOLDIEPsI

Weca the attention Ofall having relations or friends
In the army to the fact that ' 'HO0FLAND'S German
Dy exposures ana DlNatlos incident to camp HE In
the lists, published almost oay in the new sapers on
the arrival OF the sick, It VIII be noticed thai very
large proportion are suffering from debility Every
case OF that kind can be readily cured Dy Hoodand
German Bitters Diseases resulting from disorders Of
the digestive organs are speedily removed Ne have
hesitation Ia stating that, II these Bitters were
freely used among soldiers, hundreds of lives might
be saved thstDtherHise viii be lost.
We call paficJlar attention TO the following remar-
kabe and We uL eutcate cure Of one Of the nRtiOns
heroes whose liie 20 use his OTnlanguage, has been
saved By the Bitters."
PHuADEAPHIA. August q 1852
Afsssrs Jones d Egans-Vell. gentlemen. your Hoof-
land German BJtcrs has saved my life There is no
mistake in this Il Is FOuched for by numbers Of my
who were fully cOnizant or all the circumstance fy
case 1 am, and have been for the last four years,
member Of Sherman's celebrated battery, and under
the 1Hmeqlate command u captain X. 3. Ayers.
Through the exposure attendant upon my aruOus du-
ties, was attacked in November last with infamma-
tiOn OF the lungs, ad was for seFeuty days IN the
hospital. This was followed BY great debility. heigh-
tened BY attack of dysentery. was then removed
from the White House and sent to this city on board
the Steamer Estate Of Maine" from when landed
the 25th Of June. Since that time IhaYe been about
as low any one could be and still retain spark Of
vitality. For week or more was scarcely able to
swallow nythng and If did force mOrsel down, it
was Immediately thrown up again.
could not even keep glass Of water on my stom-
ach Life could not last under these circumstances
ing faithfully though unsuccessfully, TO rescue me
from the grasp Of the dread Archer, frankly told me
they could do no more for me- and advised me to see
a clergyman, and to make such disposition Of my lin
tied funds best suited me- An acquaintance who
visited at the hospital Mr. Frederick StenbrOn, Of
Sixth below ArchStFeet advised me- fOrlOrn hope
10 tryyO Biters, and kindly procured bottle. From
the time commenced taking them the gloomy shad-
oyg Of death Teesded, and now, thank God for it.
getting better. Though have taken but two bottles
have gained ten pounds and feel sanguine Of being
permitted to rgiOn my wife and daughter from whom
have heard nothing for eighteen months for, gem
tlemen, a loyal Nirginian from the vicinity Of
Front Royal To your invaluable Bitters / owe the
certainty Of life which has taken the place Of vague
fears-tO your Btters viii owe the glorious privilege
of again claping to my bosom those who are dearest
! to me in life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth Of the above statement
as we had despaired Of seeing our comrade, Mr. Ma
/ lone, restored TO health.
! John CuGdleback, 1st New York Battery.
! George A. Ackley, Co. c, 18th Maine.
| Lewis Chevalier, 92d New York.
| I. E. Spencer, LIST Artillery, Battery +.
| j. B. FaseWell, Co B. Sd Vermont
! Henry B. Jerome, do
Henry T. Macdonald, Co. G, 6th Maine.
! John F. Ward Co. E. 5th Maine.
/ Herman Koch Co. Il. I'D New York.
| Nathaniel B. Thomas, Co, "a, 95th Penn.
! Andrew j. Kimbah, Co. A, Sd Vermont.
I John Jenkins, Co. B, 1O6th Penn