The daily Evansville journal., 1863-01-01
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
And the Friends of Soldiers

Of the diseases induced by exposures and privations
iucldent TO camp life. In the lists, published
almost daily in the newspapers on The arrival Of
the sick it will be noticed that very large propor.
tion are suffering from debility Every case ofthat
kind can be readily cured by Hoofand's German
Bitters. Diseases resulting from disorders Of the
digestive organs are speedily removed. We have no
hesitation in stating that if these Bitters were
freely used among our soldiers, hundreds of lives
might be saved that otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention to the followinere
msrkable and well authenticated cure of one of ma
tions heroes, whose life, TO use his OWE lanouare
'has been saved by the Bitters q"
PHILADEIPHIA, August 81, 1862.
Hessrs. Jones & Euans--Well, Gentlemen your
Hoofan s German Bitters Las saved my life There
is no mistake in this. 1t is vouched for by mum.
bers OF my comrades, some Of whose names are ap-
pended, and who are fully cognizant of all the cir
cumstanSs of my case j am, and have been for
the last Your years, member of Shernlanis cele.
bTated battery, and under the immediate command
of Captain II. Ayres. Though the exnoanre az
tcndant upon my .arduous duties, | was attacked
In November last with Inflammation of the lungs
aud was for seventy two days in the hospital This
was followed great debility, heightened 10y an at
tack OF dysenteTy. was then removed from ths
White House and sent TO this city on board III.
Steamer State of Main, - from which landed an
the 18th ofJune Shce that time l have been about
as low any could be and still retain shark of
vitality. Fora week or more was scarcely able 10
swallow anytllsng and if did force ziorsel down
it waf Immediately thrown up again
could not even keep glass Of water on my
stomach. Life could not last under these cirl;ir-
stances: and, accordingly, the physicians who had
been working faithfully, though unsuccesSfnlly to
rescue me from the grasp of the dread Archer.
franklv told me they could do more for me- and
advise me TO see clergyman, and to make such dis
position of my limited funds as best suited me- An
acquaintance who visited me at the hospital Mr.
Frederick Steinbron, of Sixth below Arch Street,
advised me, as forlorn hope, 10 try your Bitters
and kindly procured bottle. From the time
commenced taking them tn gloomy shadow o
death receded, aud am now, thank God for L. get.
thug better. Though hay tax. n but two bottles
have gained ten pound and feel san gui ne of -
ing permitted to reioiE my wife and. oue hter from
whom have heard nothing for eight months
for gentlemen, am loyal Nirginan, from the vi
cinity of Front Royal To your invaluable Bitters
owe the certainty life which has taken the place
of vague fears-to your Bitters will I owe The
glorious privilege Of agaia clsspiog to my bosom
those VINO are dearest TO ne in life.
Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur IL, the truth of the above state.
ment, we had despaired Of seeing our coEra.le,
Mr.. Malone, restored TO health -. Cuddleback
lst New York Battery; g. A. Ackley, CO. c., IIth
Maine L. Chevalier, 92d New York; / T.. Spen.
Ger LIST Artillery, brttery F J. B. FaseweIl CO. Bf
Sd Vermont; II. B. Jerome, co Is, Sd Vermont; II.
I. Macdonald. CO. c, 9th Maine; J. v Ward, CO. Z,
5th MAZE: II. Koch, CO. II, 71d New York N b.
Thomas, co. L s5th Penn: Al. Kimball, CO A,
Sd Vermont; J. Jenkins, CO. b, l0Cth Penn.