The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-01-22
II [ ATTENTION. sOLDIEHsI y"
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

or friends In the army, To the fact. that li0of.
lands German Bltters viii euro nine-tPnihs NJ
the diseases induced by exposures and prya-
tiuns incident To camp lie. In the lists, Pub.
ashed almost daily IN the newspapers, on the
arrival Of tic sick, 1t will be noticed that
Very large proportion are suffering from do
bility. Every case of that Kind can be read
ily cured hv lluohand's s German BitterS. Dis
eases resulting from disorders of the digest.
i've organs are speedily removed. We have
no hesitation in stating, that II these Bitters
were freely used nInnng our soldier. hundreds
lives N ght be saved that otherwise will be
Ost.
We call particular attention 10 the foIiowing
remarkable and well authe. ..ticatcd cure OF
one of the nations heroes. whose life, to use
his own language, "has been saved by TIE
Bitters:
PuMhpELPnIA, August 23i. 1868.
MEssRs. JuSEs 4 EvANs: We'll, gentlemen,
your HNuhand's German Blttcrs hats saved my
life. There is no mistake in this. tis vOuch.
ed for by numbers OF comrades. ONE of whose
names are appended, and whn were fully cog
Hzant of all The circumstances of my case. |
am, and have been tor the last four years, n
member of Shermtil's celebrated battery,
aud under the Immediate command of Captain
X. B. Ayres. Through the exposure attend
ant upon my arduous duties, was attacked
in November last with Inflammation of the
lungs, and WIS for seycnty.twO days in the
SOspital. This WAS followed by great debit
ty, heightened by an attack ot dysentcry.
was then removed from the White House, and
sent to this city IN board the steamer estate
at Maine, y from which landed on the 2sth of
June. Since that time have been about as
low AZ any one Cou'd he and stll retain
spark Of vitality. For week or more was
scarcely able 10 swallow anything, and IT.
did force morsei down, 1t was Immediately
thrown up again.
could not even keep glass of winter on
my stomach. Liio could not last under these
circumstances; and, accordingly, the physic.
ians who had been working faithfully, though
unsuccessiully, To rescue mo from tho grasp
of the dread archer, frankly told H. they cod
do more for me, any advised lie to see a cier
kyman, and TO make such disposition of WY
limited funds as best suited me. An acqu.llnt
:Ance who visited me ut tho hospital. Mr..
Frederick Steinbron, OF Sixth below Arch
eject. advised me, as Il tOrlOrn hope, 10 try
Frur Bittcrs, and kindly procured a bottle
y.om the time | commenced taking them the
loomy shadow OF death receded, and am
now, thank God Tor II, getting better Though
| have taken but two bottles, | have gained
ten pounds, and ieel sanguine ol being per.
nitied To reioln my wife and daus hter. from
-xhom have heard nothing TOR eighteen
months; Tor, gentlemen, | am Il loyal Virgin.
San, irsm the vicinity of Front Royal. To,
your Invaluable Bitters owe the certanty ul
ZIG which bts taken the place OF vague fears
10 your Bitters will owe the glorious plivi.
sege OF again clasping 10 my bosom those whu
s,re dearest TO me in life.
t, Very truly yours,
.Df.fB T,l|.tr ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur In the truth Of the above
sStatement, as we bad deSpared of seeing our
ssomrade, Mr.. Malone, restored to health.
Jons CuDDLEBAcK, LIST New York Battery.
GEORGE A. AcrLY, Go. Q, lth Maine.
LEWIS CnEvALIER, 92d New York.
-. ". SPEscKR, lst Artillery, Battery II.
j. B. FAsEwELL, Co. B, sdVermont.
HENRY b. JFRoME. Co. do do
HENRY I. MACDONALD, Co. G. 9th Maine.
JsHs +. WARD, Co. II, 9th MAINE