Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-09
IMPORTANT 10 SOLDIERS!
Those haViuo Friends in the Army!

We call the attention OF All having relations or
friends II the army the fact that -HcGdAnd's Ger
mAn BitterG viii cure nine-Ienths OF the diseases
Induced by sxPus1Ts AID pr7Ta;io1s incident 70 camp
life. In ths iizt=, published almost daily in the
newspapers, On the arrival Of the Eck il viii be
nenced thAt very large proportion are suffering
/ readily cured by EOoHarG-s German Bittsrs Dis
eases resuiiIag lzUra disorders Of thr di,tiys .n
are sPeedily removed We have no hssitAtion in
stating that u ts,e i1tera we're freely rsed among
our soldiers trondredsOf HEes might be saved thai
otherwiss IEOCld be lest
We call particular attention 10 the following re-
HaFka5iS and vel authenticated cure OF one Sf the
! mas boeu saved by the Birters--
PzuADE1rz1A Aug sd. 1852
aEssEs. JoxEs EvANs We'll gentlemen, your
HOohaOc's German BttterS mas saved my life. There
10 10 mistake IN this Il = Teuched for by numbeFI
Of nv Comrades, of whose names appended.
and who we're cOgnizAnt OF al the circumstances OF
my case M, AEld have been for rhs last four
yearA member Of shermau'H celebrated battery,
Gad uadSr the immediate command OF Captain T. 3
Aysrs- Through the exposure Attendant upon my
Aranoas duties, Wa attacked in November last
with Inflammation OF the lungs, and for seventy
two days IN the hospital THIS followed by great
deoi 7TJs heightened by an attack OF dysenEerT- 1
vas tben removed froIn the Y hite Bouse End sert
10 this ciT5 On board the State Of MaireH fror,
which laEsdsd On tta sSth of Jun since tha. tiroe
nave been about As low Any one could be and
slu retain spark Of vitality. For week or more
scarcely able 10 swallow any thing and If do
force a nOrSel down. II was immsniAtely thrown GP
again
I could not even keep glass OF water on my
stomach. Lafe could under such Cf-Gunn-
stances; 1nd, accordingly the PhyEiciAnS- who have
bSen Iorking faithfully, thoRgh EnsCccessfuIy TO
rsscue from the grasp of the dread Archer frank
ly told they coGl1 do for me, and adv. &C
elergyr man, and 70 r,aEe such disposition
Of my limited funds best suited me. An GcQ05nt-
Enes who visited me St The hospital Mr.. Frederick
StenbrO Of sixth street, beOW Arch, advised me,
a. foTiorE hope, tostry your Bitters, and kindly
procured bottle Prom the time L commenced
taking them the gloomy shadow Of death recsded
aud an 1ow, thank God for il getting better.
Though have tUkSn but two bottles, Ehave already
gEined tnI Po1ndS, ald f|el sAnguins st being per
mitted 70 re0in my wife and dAu ghtsrGy from whom
have heard nothing for eighteen months fog, gen
tlemeu, loyal Virginian. fror the vicinity Of
Front koysL To your invaluable BitterB oEs the
certainty efIfEe hieh hes taken the place Of vague
fears-to5 Ritters VII owe the EIoriOCs prfTi-
lege Of AEAtn eaSpinE my bosom those who the
Isiic MALONE.
We fully eOncur in The truth OF the above state
ment- as Ee had despAirsd Of seeing cur eomrAds,
1r. NAiOne, restored TO health.
JOIN eUDDLEE4CK, Is: Eex York
GEORGE A ACELET, Co Z Iith Maine.
LEWIS CAETADIER- ga SeU York
L Z. SPENCE, 1st Artillery, Battery ?.
b. FAsBWELL, Co. B. 81 VermonGs
HENRI B. JEROME, do do
RENRY I. HACD0NALD, Co. c, 9Th MAIae.
JOHS r. WARD, Co. (, 5th Maine.
NITHENIEL B. THOMAS, Co. ?. 9sIh Penn.
ANDREW J. KINBALL, Co. A. ad Vermont
JOIN JENKINS, Co. B, 106th Penn.
See that the .ign.tursef &C. NJ JACKsoEp is on
the vEAPPRE Of each bOt9le.
BEWARE OF cOUSTKRTKIrs.
NO. 6aI ARCH STREET.
Fsfnetpal osHes oUd Aaasssr4ary.
JONES / EVANS,
tsueeo.,Or, to c. N Jackson oo.,l
sgf5gE Ialz-
PEips IS Ssa. pr bottle, nix hOttlos fOr 1900.
"For EGlsby DruggiGts and DoaIors eroryvhsro
In ths United SIGtOS, aud BY All the DruEEfstu sud
DoAlAH IN Wh6GltnE ossS-Iy