Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-15
Attention Soldiers! and Friends
$500 Of soldiers.

We call the attention OF all having relations friends
in the army the fact that OOFLAND'S German Bit
ters viii Of the diseases induced by
posures and privations incident to camp life. In the
lists published almost daily in The newspapers, on the
arrival OF tile sick, it viii be noticed that very large
proportion suffering from debility. Every case Of
that kind can be readily cured by Hollands 6ernsn
Bitters Diseases resulting from disorders Of the dges
tive organs are spec lily We have hesta-
ton in stating iha if these Biiers were freely used
among soldiers, hn. dreds Of lives might be saved
that otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention TO the following remarks
BILE and we'll authenticated of Of the natiOns
heroes whose life, to use his own language, has been
saved by the Btt~rs-"
PIirr.aDELPHIA. August Is, 1858.
MEssss. JosKs & EVANS Well. gentlemen. your Boot
lands German BitIers has saved my life. There Is
mistake in this It is vouched for by numbers Of my
comrades, Of whose names appended, and who
fully cognzant Of all the circumstances Of my case
am and have been for the last four years, member Of
Shermans celebrated battery, and under the immediate
command Of Capt X. B. Ayres- Through the exposure
upon my aruous duties attacked in No
vember with inflammation Of the lungs and was for
~ DAYS liz the hospital. This followed BY CREST de-
biity heightened by an attack Of dyseniery Was then
removed from the White ouse and sent TO this city on
board the steamer State Of Maine, from which landed
the 18th of June Since that time have been about
low any could be and still retain spark OF VI
tally. For week moreI scarcely able to swa-
low thing and If l. did fierce morssi down, was
immediately thrown up again.
could not even keep glass Of water on my stomach.
Life could last under these circumstances; and az
cordngy the physicians who hal been working faith
fully though unsnccessfuy, from the grasp
Of the dread archer, frankly told they could do
more for me- and advised me TO see clergy man. and TO
make such disposition of my limited funds best suited
An acquaintance who visited me at the hospital, Mr..
Frederick Stephenbron Of Sixth below Arch street ad
y procured bottle From the time commenced talin-
them tie gloomy shadow Of death receded, end am
now, thank God for IT, getting better Though have
feel sangnpe of being permitted rejon my wife and
daughter from whom have heard nothing for eighteen
monfbs for, gentlemen, I'm loyal Y-gnian, from the
vicinity ROYAL. To invaluable RtferE
the certainty Of life which has taken the place Of
vague fesrs-to yeur Btter win owe the glorious
privilege of again casping to my bosom those who
- Very truly yours. ISAAC MALONE
We fully concur in the truth the above statement
had despaired Of seeing our colnrae Mr. Malone,
restored TO health. a -ii sl rcz
JOHN CUDDLEBACK. LIST New York Battery. 20
GEO. A. ACKLEY. Co. @ nth Maine.
LEwIS CHEvALIER Cad NY. .-..-.f.
I. E. SPENCER, 1st ARTILLERY, Bat r.
J. B. FAsEwELL. Co 3dvt. -
HENRY B. JEROME, Co. b. do. s.t.'st af
a.i+ HENRY T. MACDONALD. Co. c. 9Th Maine.
JOHN f. WARD Co r. 5th Maine. -....-
HERMAN KOCH, Go. H, 72dN.Y.
NATHANIEL 4. THOMAS, Co. r, e5th Pa. sltq
ANDREW J. KIMBALL, Co. A. I'd VT l1f
JOHN JENKINS Co b lo6th Pa. "a. r,.asT
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEfTs.
See that the signature Of .'C. ykcksoSs s On N.
wRkrrEK Of each bottle. e7f ,7tsf fettg-l pas
Price per ssoule Use, or hais dozen
for 81. W lr t7fi r. tft
should your nearest druggist not have III. article 90
mot Be put on BY sny Of the intoxicating atoms
u al may be offered in its place. hat send 70 a.
viii forward. securely packed, BY express ~ ss1H
Prsncfpal 0ffIce ana manufscssry,
NO. 63I Arch 81. '''' ~
Jones a. EVANS,
80 Successors to C. N. JACKSON 4 co.,
Preprressrs.
rFor bale by Druggists and deslsrs IN svery tom
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