Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-11
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Those having Friends in tho Army

Those having Friends in the Army
We call the atienti N of all having relatives or friends
in the army ahe thut iiooiiands German nv
ers" will cure n'e eh'hs OF ,ne useases e ;T IN ,b
lists published almost daily III the newspapers, Oh .ne
arrival OF the sick, il will be noticed mat very sS
rrurorton are suffering from debility. Every case oI
Thai kind can be readily cure by Hoofand German |
Biuers Diseases resulting from dsordeh ol lhe uges
two, organs speedily removed we nave no 'esih
lion in stating that If these Buers were freely used
among our soldiers, hundreds oil lives h5it DC saved
w, call par,icusr attention the following rcmnrka
ble and well authentic ated cure of oue oil the naohs
heroes, whose life, to use his own language nus 'ee"
saved by the Bltters" ..
PnuApEtPurA. Aug 23h, 1862
Np.sRs JONES 4 EvANs;-Wel, gentlemen your
Hooaaiits German BilierS has saved ny rue, 'ne,t
INV comrade. some OF whose nunes are appeoeu, anu
VINO were cosnizant OF all the clrenns'amee, @ o s"y
sh.r of Shermans celebrated battery and under me
immediate command Of Captain X . Ayers. ThTongh
the exposure attendant upon my aruuous auues, was
amacLrJ in November lsst with inflammation o ,hc
lungs and was for seveniytwo days ~ lhe ho, fn. ~
This was followed by great dey' hs remoyed from the
White House. and sent to this city on pos ,n VIZ w Ir
of Mane from which landed on me .s'n o' ~ n
since Tint time have been about as low as ay ohs
coald be and s, retain spark OF vitality f9i "ees
or more was scarcely able TO swallow nnyuhg anu
II DID force morsel down, 1t was mmeda'eiy 'N'o"H
II could not even keep gassof water on my stomach,
Lie could no, last under such circumstances and ae
cordngly the phy sicans who have been working ia,h
fully though unsuccessfuly, to rescue me rom Wa Wa
grasp OF the dread Archer frankly oid me .ey coa.
and io make such disposition OF my limited funds as
hest suited me An acquaintance who visited me az ,he
hospitat Mr. Frederick Stcinbrown oi sixth street, pe
low Arch, advised me, as forlorn hope 10 " yoa,
Bitters and kindly procured ine bottle FROM the u,e
commene I'D skg ,hem The gloomy Se,,,nr - better
Though have taken hut two bottles: l have alfeaay
sainrd len ponnds and feel sanguine o being per,
United to reloin my wife and daughters, from whom
have heard nothng for eighteen moninsi l9,;
am loyal Virginian, from the vicinity oil rom
To your Invaluable Biltcrs owe the certainty o ~, lMe
teSs viii owe Ihe glorious privilege of again easpg
10 my bosom those who the dearest TO 'ns ~ us; s,
Very truly yours iSAAo "'1' 1'
We fully concur in the truth OF the above statement
as we had despaired Of seeing our comade MI "a'"e
restored TO health. .'"t.I
JOHN CUDDLEBAcK, ist New York
GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co g, nth Maine. l f,
LEWIS CHEvADlER 92d New YORK.
spENSE sFhsEWri Ii ASfssy CO. s. ID pSfass Ssnos oJ
HESRy HENRY + + sMEaeDoNAfD sEsEss Co 9th M.ln.
John r. WARD, Co. F. 5th Maine '-'
q NATHHNIEL B THOMAS, Co I; ss.h Penn D.,
ANDREWJ J. KIMBAbL; d ,osp Go Sd :, 80 vermont
g.. ,h,, the signature of &C M. JACKSON" i, o
/ The wIAPrEH Of each bo'te
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