Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-24
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Those having Friends in the Army

Wo call the atten III Of all having relatives or friends
in the army to the FACT hui Hootands German Bit
iers" Ill ienis OF The Diseases induced by
exposure and privalions incident to camp lille. In the
lists published almost daily in the newspapers, on the
arrival Of the sick i VIII be notGea .hn! avery Iares
that kind be readily care by lfoohands German
itters Diseases resulting from disorders OF the dises
tive organs speedily removed Ne have no hesiia-
ton in stating that il these Bters were freely used
among soldiers, hundreds OF lives might be saved
that Otherwise would be4ost l'gr-----
we call particular attention the following rcnarka
BILE and well authentic ated oi ono OF the nations
heroes, whose life, TO use his ow, anguaSe Aas been
rii III. 3. PinLApnLpfiiA. Aug. 23i, 1883!
MEssRs. JONES & Evans ~ Well, ,senuenen. yonr
Hooflauds German Bitters has saved my iilc There
is no mistake in this. H. vouched for by numbers o
my comrades OF whose names appended, aud
who were cognizsnt OF all the circumstances of my
case. | am, and have been for the last four years,
member OF Shenhans celebrated battery and under the
immediate command Of Captain r b. Ayers. Through
lhe Exposure attendant upon my ariuo. duties
attacked in November hast with Inflammation Of the
% This was followed By great debility, hesitRsd BY an
attack of dy sentery. II then removed from the
White HOUSE, aud to this city board the "State
OF Maine :" from which landed on the 18th Of June.
Since that time have been about as low as any one
could be and still retain spark Of vitality For week
or more was scarcely able 10 swallow anything, aud
II DID force morsel down. il Was Immediately thrown
1 could rot even keep glass Of water my stomach.
Life could last under such circumstances and ae-
cordingiy the ply sicians who have been working fnth
inlly, though unsuccessfully, to rescue from the
grasp Of he dread Archer, frankly told me they could
do more for and advised me 10 see Clergyman,
and To- make snch disposition OF my limited funds as
hest suited me- acquaintance who visited me at he
hospital Mr. Frederick Stenbrown, of Sixth street. be-
low Arch advised me, asa forlorn hope, TO Try your
ers aud kindly proenred bolte From the time
comrgencsd taking them the gloomy shadow OF death
reeeded and am now, thank God for IL gelnhg better
Though shaye taken but two bottles, l have -aiready
gained ten pounds, and feel sanguine o being per.
Ts s%s
am loyal Virginian, from the vicinity Of Front Royal
which has taken the place Of vague fears-to Your Bit
iets will owe the glorious privilege OF again casping
10 my bosom those who are the dearest 70 me in ie
ysY very pay yours, agfissAAfAo issAAo MALONE, " ONE.
We fully concur in the truth Of the above statement
restored to health. y '5i''7h r'h' iFt ru 'iNI
JOHN cUDpLEBAcK LIST New York 'i. ''H
GEORGE A. lAcKLIiY,i Go. O, 1lth Maine. Goa Or iq
| LEWIS CHEvADIER, 92d New York, i0ftue. I.in
3 prMSE phsEWii. Ii Arfsy cs & q PS,ssr Ssoa; M
Henry +. MAcDoNALp, Co, c, 9th Maine. N, '
JOHN p. WARD, Co. T. 5th Maine: ',."f 'h
| NATHANIEL b. THOMAS, Co +. 95ih Penn, a
| ANDREW j, KIMBAII., Co A, I'd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS, Co. q, IO6,h Penn. iii faI'i' q
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the wRArpER sf each bottle, ~ ~ 90 N
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,gs 4rt 5ioIi tr- u'2s7i ,3s1W
NO. osl, ARCH STREET.
!" Principal Office and Mansfaetory, aora,
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[saeeessors to G. MgJaskson 4 Col - sAoFis "S
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