Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-18
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Those having Friends in the Army

We call the a,teni n of all having relatives or friends
in the army the FACT that hoohands German Bil-
ers will cure nine ,enths Of the diseases induced by
exposure aud prvaiions incident to camp ii'e In tue
lists published almost daily III the newspapers, on the
arrival of tho sick i wl be no.icsa ,Iii maj ve Is
that kind can be readily cure by Hoohana "erma'
iiers Diseases resulting from disorders o. .ho uges
tys orpas are speedily removed. we have no hesla-
ii IN in stating that if these Bers were freely used
Among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might be saved
that Otherwise would he lost 80
Lle ana we'll authenticated cure of one Of the nations
heroes, whose life, TO use his own language mas oeeh
saved BY tile Bltiers."
PHLApELrHIA, Aug. 23d, 1862.
Msss1s JONES l. EvANs:-Well gentlemen your
Hooaan,'s German Biliers has saved my lie. There
is no uiEaRc in this. Il is vouched for by numbers oil
my com ades some of whose names are appended ana
WHO were eognizant OF all the circumstances oil my
case ! am and have been for the last iour years.
member of Shermans celebrated battery, and under tho
| immediate command Of Captain X Ayers Through
The exposure attendant upon my arduous duties, was
| auackea in November last with Inflammation Of tho
lungs, and was for seventy-two days IN the hosT1a-
This followed by great debility, heightened by an
| attack of dysontery. ! was then removed IRON the
White House and sent to this city on board the state
OF Maine, from Which landed on the 18th OF June
could be and still TAM spark OF vitality For week
or more was scufeey able to swallow anything, and
il DID force mofsei down. il was Immediately thrown
VI could no, even keep glass Of wafer my stomach
Lie could no, last under such circunstaneea and ae
cordnely the phy sichns who have been working iaith
y ;s d@.sS s;sHf s % sS eoSt
do no mors for me- and advised ne to see clergyman
and 10 make such disposition Of my limited funds a.
hest suited An acquaintance who visited me al h'
hospiaI Mr. Frederick Siefnbrown OF sixth street. De
| low Arch advised me, az foriofn hope to Try YOU
isiisrs and kindly procured NE bottle From The tune
as% .ns is'as% sens %ss
Tbonvh I have taken hut two botes. I have alread,
gained ten pounds, aud feel sanguine oi being per
hsss ssS sohs my ls or @
am loyal virgnian, IRON the Vicinity OF From. R9ya
To your Invaluable Bilters owe thH certainly oi ny
which has taken the place oi ysgns lesTsG yEo. n
TO my bosom those who are the denrs: 70 me ~ Le,
Very truly yours, iShhN "Aioi'T'
We fully concur in the truth Of thy above staemen
as we had despared Of seeing our comrades Mt Malon'
restored TO health.
JOHN cUDDLEBAcK. LIST New York
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co. G, lith Maine.
LEWIS CHEyADIER, o2d New YORK.
"a aPFNCE, 1st Artillery, Battery +.
r FkSEwELI, Co. D, ,ad verrnoaL
HENRY HENRY r + MASDoNAIp Co. G, 9Th Maine.
joHN WAGD WyAGI e. 3, 4 Z ?s ia Ss,,e Ms% York.
eEM HEEMMAANN, MEL kpG n. THOMAS Co ?: o5th Penn.
NSNNnRFW NNrRFkWI i KiMBALI. Co. 4, Sd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS, Co. B, i0c'h Pehn'
S;e tGst the signature OF NC. nj. JAChsoN
The waAPPER OF each bottle
y BEWARE OF coUNrERFErrs.
:. NO. osl. ARCH STREET
i' Principal Office and Mann'aotOry.
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