Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-07-28
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Those having Friends in the Army !!

Those having Friends in the Army
We ca the a,tenli of all having relatives or friends
in the army the FACT that lioohahds German ijlt-
will cure nine ieiths OF the diseases induced Dy
exposure aud prvatios incident to camp HE In the
lists published almost daily in the newspapers on the
arrival Of the sick i VIII be G.rsa h nai ESery rs
that kind be readily cure ny Hoohaha uennsh'
Buers Diseases resulting IRON disorders Of .he uges
tiy. organs are speedily removed. we have no hesa.
lion in stating ha, il these Buers were freely used
among our soldiers hundreds OF lives might be saved
we call particular attention to the following remnrka
BILE and well authenticated curo Of one OF tho nanoms
heroes, whose life, 10 use his own language ana, oeen
PHLApKLrHIA, Aug. 23d, 1862.
MrssRs. JoNEs EvANs-Wsl, gentlemen your
Hoofand's German Bitters has saved my lie IheIs
is no mistake in this. Il is youched for by numbers o
my comrades, some OF whose names are appended anu
who were cognizant Of all the circumstances oi my
case | am and have been for the last four years,
member of Shermans celebrated battery and under the
immediate command Of Captain X B Ayers. ThIough
the exposure attendant upon my ardnous duues; WIS
attacked in November last with Inflammation OF the
lungs and for seveniy-two days IN the hosItal--
This followed by great debility hs,gn.sdeSG ny AN sa
White House and to this city on board the stale
OF Maine from which Ilanded on the 18th Of June
Since that time have been about as low as any one
could he and still re tain spark OF vitality For week
or more was scarcely able TO swallow aiiyhihg and
II DID force rhofsel down. 1t was 'mmedihteiy 'hrowh
could not even keep glassof wafer OH my stomach
Ee could not last under such circumstances and &C
cordnely the physicians, who have been working iah
iully though unsuc cessfuly, to rescue me from the
Srnsp Of he dread Archer frankly told they could
40 10 more for me- and advised me TO see clergyman
and 10 make such disposition Of my limited funds as
suited An acquaintance VINO visited me AZ me
hospits Mr. Frederick steinbtown OF Sixth street be-
| low Arch advised me. as a fororn hope to Try your
tiiters and kindly procured me bottle From me ume
nd % is ss 5 sd o ssns g
| Though | hsvs faken bM two bottles have ALREADY
gained pounds ga feel sanSalns o. 6eiaS " per-
have heard nothing for eghteen months Tor gentlemen
am a loyal Virginisn from the vicinity OF FROM hoyai
TO Your Invaluable Biiters owe the certainly OF ne
which has taken the place OF vague iears-to your PIT
ters will the glorious pryoss Of again eiaspihe
10 nv bosom those who the dearest 10 me ~ Ele
Very truly yours, isAAo |' mhhoNr"
We fully concur in the truth of the above statement
as we had despared Of seeing our comrade, MI Malone
restored TO health. iis a o. la, 30 81 "tN 'i
sIouN cuppLEBAcK, Ist New York. 90 % ~l"
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HENRY Z SEaESsN SMEa9SoNAsb a. G. 9Th Main. a'f
John r. WARD Co. u. 5th Maine; ., ''@
HERMAN KOCH, Co II, I'D New Yotk lii
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JOHN JENKINS, Co. q, io6,h Penn 10. '''" y.
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the WRAPPER ef each bottle
assn BEWARE OF coUNTERFElrs. 30
u T. IcT Hfir1Hlt-. II 49, 80 r. t z a.
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: ,a Principal O6e. ard Manatactdry.
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