Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-16
Attention Soldiers. and
Friends Of Soldiers.

We cell the attention OF all ing Citations or
friends ia tho army to tho fact tina. "hODt
OF the diseases indl ced by explture and priva-
ton, incident to camp lie. In The last rub
lished almost daily in the newspapers, on tho ar
sivsl Of The sicE, 1t vii DO noticed that . very
largo proportion are sufedng from debility.
Evc,y care OF tbs k,Ld can be eddy cured by
oct .ud's Gsr man bitters. disease. resu ting
disorders OF the gestive .rgans are speedily re-
moved. We have 10 hesitation in stat ny that,
# thee Biltefs were free y used among our SOL
diers, nund-eds OF lives hight be saved that 9TH
erwIse Will be iost.
We cal. particular attention to the followin,
remarkable and ell hentica cure Of one OF
the nations heroes. n SO lite, 10 u.s his owp
ianyua ., "has been savei - the Bittcrs.''
PHILADELPHIA, Angus 13I, 1868.
Jlessrs. Jones S EUans Wei. gentleman your
Hollands German Buffers has saved my life
There i, no nistaks in this 1t is vouch Cd for by
mum bers Of my Goa rades, some OF whose names
are appen ted and who we're iully eogni cant of ell
| the circumstances of my case l AN, and have
been Tor the last Tour ycars, member Of Sher-
MACS celebrated battery, aud under tao immedi-
ate command OF Capt. X. b. Ayrcs. Through th .
exposure attendant upon my arduous duIies.
va lacked in \, vember last it'll il fammation
Of the ungs and was for seventy two days in the
| hos, ital. This was followed by great debility,
heighte ned by attack Of dysentery Il vas then
removed from the White House. ard sent to this
city on boa, 4 Of steamer state of Name" from
which landed on the 2Sth o. June Since that
time have been about as low as any one could
be and still retain epark O. Vitality. For q
week or more wssso RELY ablo to swallow any
thing, and il did force morsel dom. il was i'm
mediately thrown up gain.
could not even Recp y glass of water on nv
stomach. Lille could not last under these crcum.
stances and accordingly the ply. icians who had
been working faithfully though unnecessarily to
rescue me from tbs grasp OF the dread Anchor
| frankly told me they could do no more for mo
and ADVISED me TO see clergyman and to make
such DISPOSITION Of nv limited funds q best su,t
pems. An arqu INT nee VINO visited me At The
hospital. Mr.. Frederick Steinbron, of Six below
Arch Str OF, advised me, as forlorn hope to try
your B,tters, ana kindly procured = bottle From
the time commenced tskirg them the glool
shadow O dc tn receded, and am now. thank
God for IT, getting better. Though have taken
but two bottles, have gained ten pounds. and
teel sanguine Of beiog permitted to rejoin my
vile and daughters. from whom l haze heard
nothing r eighteen months; for. gentlemen.
am ieyai virginian, from the vicini Of Front
Royal. To your valuable Hi,ters owe the cor.
tain,y of life which has taken the p ACC of vaeue
fears-to Bi.ters will fowe the glorious privilege
of again clasping to my bosom those who afs
dearest to me in life. ISAAC MALONE
We fully concur in the above statement a. ~
had despaired Of seeing our eonrade Mr. Malone
restored to health. John Cuddleback, LIST n. 7.
Battery Geo. Ackley, 20. q, 18th Maine; Lew
is Chevslier, 92d New York E. Spencer. lst
artillery Battery F }. b. Ea.ewell, CO b 3dV VI:
Henry b. Jerome, Co = Sd vt; henry + McUon.
aid Go Z 5th Msine; Iohn Ward Co 4 5th Maize
Herman Koch Go n 72i N Y !; Nataniel Thomas
Co F s5th Penna Andrew kimball I'd Vt :Jno
Jenkins Co lOStn Penna.