Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
Attention Soldiers. and
Friends Of Soldiers.

We call the attention Of all having relations or
friends Ia the army TO the fact that "HODE
LANDS German bi tors" will cure nine. tenths
OF the diseases induced BY exposure and priya-
tions incident to camp lite. In tho Int nub
lisht almost daily in tire newspapers, On the ar
rival OF the sics, 1t viii b. noticed that q very
large proportion arc suffering rom deb,li,r
Every case OF that kisd can bs readily cured by
hood .od's Ger man bitters. diseases vetu tin
disorders Of the digestive organs are speedily ,e
moved. We have no hesitation in stating tha.
# these Bitters were freely used among our SOL
diers. hundreds Of lives might be saved that nth
erwise will DO lost.
We cal, particular attention to tAa fellov;n,
remarkable and ell authenticated crre of one Of
the nations heroes. = h Sc life Ia usc hi. 80,
language. has been saved by tho Bitterr...
PHILADELPHIA. August 13d. 1868.
Nessrs. Jones s Ecans Well, gentleman yos,
Ho1iiaud's German Buffers has saved nv life
There /, 10 mistake in this Ii is vouch ed for tv
nun bers Of my coz rades, some OF whose rSnes
are appended, and who were fully eognixan, Of all
the circumstances OF my case am, and have
been TOR the last fou. years, . member Of Sher-
macs celebrated battery, aud under tho immedi-
ate command Of Capt. Il. Is. Ayrcs. Throu gh the
exposure attendant upon my arduous duties.
was attacked in NJ vember last with inf am nation
Of the Lungs, and was for sevcnty-two DAYS in the
hosl ital. This was followed BY great debility
heightened by an attack of dysentery. was th Gu
removed from the White House, ard sent to this
ic,y on board Of steamer :" State of Maine" from
which landed on the 2Sth OF June Since that
time have been about as low ~ any one ceuld
be and still retain spark Of vitality. For q
week or more was SC RELY ablc to swsllow snv.
thing, and If did force morscl down, it was i'm
med,steiy thrown up again.
l could not even keep glass Of water on nv
stomach. Life could not last under these circum.
stances and accordingly the ph u icians who had
been working faithfully though unnecessarily, to
rescue me from the grasp Of the dread Archer
frankly told me they could do no more for M
and advisad ms TO see clergyman and 10 make
snch disoositicn Of nv limited fluids a. beet su,t
psme. An ac4u int nee VINO visited mo At the
hospital. Mr.. frederick Steinbron, Of SIKH below
Arch Street, advised me, ~ forlorn hspe to nv
your Bitters, ana kindly procured . bottle. From
tho ZINE commenced taking them the gloon
shadow OF de tn receded, and l am now. tbank
God for ia. getting better. Though have taken
bu, two bottles, have gained ten pounds. and
feel sangune Of being permitted to rejoin nv
wife and daughters, from whom have heard
nothing for eighteen months; for, gentlemen.
am loyal virginian. from the vicinity of front
Royal. To your valuable 2itters owe the Ger.
tsinty Of life which has taken the place of vague
fears-to Bitiers will owe tho glorious privilege
of again clasping to my bosom those Who are
dearest TO me In life. Isaac MALONE.
had despaired Of seeing comrade Mr.. Malone
re. tored to health. John Cudileback, lat N. Y.
Battery Geo. Ack!ey, Co q, 1lth Maine Lew
is Chevalier, 92d New York l. E. Spencer. lst
artillery Battery F J. b. Fasewell, Co B 3dvs;
n enry Is. Jereme, Co y Sd VT; Henry + McOon.
aid TO Z 5th Msine; John n Ward CO l. 5th Maine:
Herman Koch Co n TAN Y; Nataniel B Thomas
Go + s5th Perna; Andrew kimball "a Vt ;Jno
Jenkins Co b l06th Penna.