Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-16
Attention Soldiers. ana
Friends Of Soldiers.

We cali tho attention Of Ill haring relations or
friends IN The army 70 the fact that '.Iiooaaud :
nteman iiiie,>' will cure nine tenths Of the dis
eases ihcicent 70 camp life Ia the list published
almost eaiiy ~ tie newspapers. on the arrival of
The SIX. il will BIZ noticed that a very lurye por
Ion ~ suffering from debility. Every case of
that l,ind can be readil, cured by Hoohand's Bit
ter. Diseases resulting, disorders Of the digps-
livc organs arc speedily removed We haze no
iir-ia''3 IN IL stating that, if these Bitters we're
ir-sl ssed among soldiers, hundreds Of live,
might be sav e E Z. etlerss e will be lost
Vie cal particular attention 10 .ie following
rena'habi. and well authenticated cure Of one Of
tho natians heroes. his life. 70 use hi, own lar
gua-e, .ha> been saved ily the i;,terS.''
TH;i.tpELPHIa, Aug. sd 1ss:
Nsss. Inns d. EcpAs Well gentleman.
yo''r H1oaandS German Dilters hare saved nv
lifn. There j. no mistake in this. II is vouchcd
for - numbers Of my comrrdcs. some of whose
names are appended, an! who were tnly cogni-
zaut of al the circumstances OF my case am,
and have been for the las. four wears a member
of Shermans celebrated battery, and under the
immediate command OF Capt. r. y. Ayres.--
Through the exposure attendant upon ny ardu
ous duties. was attacked in November last wi;h
ihaana'on OF the lungs, and was for scyeniy two
DAYS in tie hospital. stis Was followed - great
debility, heightened by an attack Of dysrntary
was then removed from the White House and
sent IN this civ On beard the steamer State If
Maine, :" from which landed on the 2sth Of June
Since that time have been aboa, a. low as any
one coali be and still retain spark Of ri.aiff
For a week or more was scared, able swat
lcw anything, and ii did force mofsel down il
immediately thrown uD again
| could not even keep glass OF water my
s'amach life could not last under these circur-
stances; and accordingly the physicians vino had
been Working faithfully, though unnecessarily,
10 rescue me from the grasp d. the dread Archer
..ankly'tod me they could do no more for me,
and ADVISED ice Ia zee Clergyman. and to make
-nc!i disposition Of my Limited funds rs best s.
~ ns. 40 s-IE...fa.ce who visited me III the
hospital, .ir Frederick stei.ba.n. u ,iAsia beus
Arcn street, advised me, a iorlorn hope u,ry
your BtJcrs, and kindly procured a bottle From
the time commenced taxing them the gIoo:n-
shadow Of Geatli rcceded and | am now thank
God for it, getting better. Though have taken
but two bottles, have gained ten pounds and
feel sabgalne Of being permitted to reioin N.Y.
wife anu daughters, from whom have heard
nothing for eighteen months for. gentlemen |
l,n ls.a' virgi.aa, from the vicinity Of Front
Royal. To ypu galuahie Bi;iers ! o.te the GER
iaDiy Of life which has taken the place Of vague
fesrs-to kitters will owe the glorious privilege
of again c!asping TO NV bosom those who are
dearest 10 my iie. Isaac Mslosr.
We fully concur in the above statement as we
he'd despaired Of seeing comrade Mr. Ma
lone. restored to health John Cuddeback. lst
n. y. Battery; Geo. Acaley. Co. T., 18th Maine
Lewis Cheya.ier, sd Few York l.. f. Spencer,
VI Artillery Battery J. y. FasewfIl, Co. d, Sd
Me-; Henry y. jerome, 90. 6, Sd W. II. r. Nc
Donald, Co. Z, 5th Me-; J. +. Ward, Co l., 5.h
Nh II. Koch, Go. H, I'D N. Y. n b. Thomas.
Co. F. s5th Penn; Andrew J. Kimbail, Sd Vt.
}. jenkins. Go. Il, lo6th Penn.