The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-03-17
ATTENTION
AND FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

call the attention of all having relations or
friends In the army to the fact that Hooaand's
German Bltters vi ! cure nine tentls Of the dis
eases induced by exi oSares and privations incident
to camp life. In the lists published almost
daily IN the newspapers on the arrival OF the sirk
II VII! De noticed that a very large proportion are
suffering from debility. Every case eff that kind
can be readily cured by Hooaand's German BIZ
tiers. Diseases resulting from disorders Of the di-
gestive organs are speedily removed. We have
no hesitation in stating that if these Bitters were
freely used among Our soldiers hudreds of lives
might be saved that otherwis Use would be lost.
We call particular attention TO the following
remarkable ana well authenticate cure of ono If
the nations heroes, whose life TO use HE Own Ian
9uage, : has been saved by the Bit.ers.''
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 23J 1868.
Me sRs. JoNEs & EvAys-Well. gentlemen.
your Hollands German Bittcrs has saved NV
nfc. There Is no mistake in this. ii is vouched for
by numbers OF my comrades, some of whose HANGS
are appended and who were fully coenizant of all
the circumstances Of my case am and have
been for the last four wears a member OF Sberm-
ans celebrated battery and under the Immediate
command ofCaptain RIB. Ayere. Through the
exposure attendant upon my %ariueus duties Was
attacked in November last with inflammation ofthe
lungs ana was Ter seyenty-two days in the hosnit-
al: ms was io!lewodb by great debility heieht,n-
N'NNHAAlN. . h1S lHtn lNTn0N-
go from the White House and sent 10 This CITY On
board the steamer State Of Maine from which
landed On the 2eth ofJune. Since that fine
nave been abont rs low as any enc could be and
still retain a spark ofvitality, Fora week or more
| was scarcely able to swallow ANYTHING and if
ana force a morcel down it was Immediately
thrown up again.
| could not even keep n glass Of water on nv
stomach. Lie could not last under these cileum-
stances, and accordingly the physicians who had
been working taithsuIly Though unsuccessfullv TO
rescue me irem the grasp of the dread Archer,
frankly told me they could DO no moro for ne and
ADVISED me 10 see n clergyman and TO make such
disposition OF my limited funds as test .ait.d ne.
An acquaintance who visited me at tie hoSlital
MIR, Frederick Steinbom. of sixth below Arch
street advised me asa forlorn horc t. try your
bitters. and kindly procured a bottle. From tie
time l commenced to take them the gloomy shad-
ow OF death recedcd and | am now thank God for
IL, getting better. Though / have takon hut two
oottieS' have gained ten pounds, and | feel san
gnlne OF being permitted TO reioin my wife and
daughter from whom l have heard nothing for
eighteen months; FOR gentlemen | am a loyal vir-
glnlan from the vicinity of Front ROYAL. To your
ihVahnable Bltters | owe the certainty ollie Nhi,h
has taken the place of vague fcarS-to vour Biz
tiers Eiil | owe the glorious privilege OF again
clasplns to nay bosom those who are dealea. 10
me in life.
Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concsr in the trRth of the above
statement as we had des)aired of seeing or
comrade, Mr.. Malone, restored to health.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK Ism. Y. Battery.
IL SPENCER Is vatilcry Battery +.
PENRY B.JEROME Co b I'd Vermont
JOHN F'WARD Co f 9Th Maine
NATHANIEL b. THOLAS Co T. 95th Penn.
JOHN JENKINS, &c b. loo Penn.