Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-26
Soldiers. and Friends
of Soldiers.

We call the attention Of all having relations friends
in the army he tact that Ho hInd German Bitters"
tenhs of the diseases induced by exposures
pnvation> inident camp life In the lists pCb
Shed aim Il daily IN the newsp pers, the arrival Of
the i K, Twill be noticed that large proportion
are suffering from debility. Every OF that kind
be re ID ~ cured HO0f ands German Btters. diseases
resulting from disorders Of the digestive organs
speiv ernoved We have no hesitation in tating l.
il These BilterS were freely used among odi-rs,
hundreds OF lives might saved that otherwise will be
lost.
We call particular attention the following remarka-
bic well authenticated cure Of one Of the nations
heroes, whose life, his own language "has been
saved by the Btters."
PHILADELPHIA, August %. 1863.
MEssKs. JOKES & Evans Well, gentlemen your Hoof-
lands German Bilters has saved my life. There Is
mistake IN this II is vOuched for by numbers Of my
ads, some Of whose appended, and Who
were fu liz cogniz Of the all the circumstances my
am and have been the last four year,
her Of Sherman's celebrated battery, and under he i'm
mediate command OF Capt. K. b. Ayres Through the
exposure attendant upon my arduous duties, WIS at
tackled in Move last with infam naon of the lungs,
and for seventy days 3 tie hospital THIS
follosed by great debility, heightened by an attack Of
dysentery. then removed from the White House
and this board the steamer State OF Maine,
from which landed on the tn Of June. Since that
time have been about low any could be aud
stil. retain spark Of vitality. For week or more
scarcely able swallow anything. and II did force a
morss down it was INN diateiy thrown up again
could not even keep glass OF water my stomach
Life could not last 1rder these circumstances and
corngy ply scans who bad been orkng faithfully
the dread archer frankly told thar they could no
more FIR me. and ADVISED me TO clergyman. aud
make such disposition II my limited suited
An acquaintance who visited the hospital, Mr..
Frederick Stephenbron Of Sixth below Arch street. adj
vsed me- as orlon hope, to try your Bters and kind
lv procured bottle. From the time commenced taking
them the gloomy shadow Of death receced. and am
now, thank God for il, geuing better Though have
taken but two bottles, have XII ned ten pounds and
feel ~anguine Of being permitted Join my wife and
daughter from whom have heard hing for eighteen
monhS Tor, gentlemen, am loyal Vrgnlan, IRON the
cinity OF Front ROyal. T. your invaluable Bliters
the certainty of hfe Nh has taken tie place OF
vague fear>-to your Buffers will owe the glorious
psviege OF again claspug my BOSOM those who are
dearest to me in life.
Very truly yours, ISAAC MAIOSE-
We fully concur in the truth Of the above statement,
had cespaired Of seeing oomrade, Mr.. Malone,
stored heath.
JOHN CUDDLEBACK, lst New York Battery.
GEL A ACKLEY. co. c. llih Maine.
LEWIS CHEYALlER. 92i n
l. Z. SPENCER. 1T Ar l-ry, Bat. F.
J B FASEWELI@ Co. b. 81 Vt.
HENRY B JEkONE. Co B. do
HENRY T. MACDONALD. Co. c. 6ts Maine.
JOHN T. wARD Co =, 5th Name.
HERMAN KOCH. Co II, I'D NY
NATHANI II. THOMAS, Co r, 18th Pa
ANDREw J. KIMBALI, Co. A. 81 VT
JOHN JENKlSS Co. B.. l06th Pa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the signature Of &C. II. JACKSON is the
wrapper OF each bottle