Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08
IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
Those having Friends in the Army

We call the attenli II OF all hav wing relatives or friends
in the army the FACT that lioohamd's German lit-
ersn will nine enths OF The diseases induced by
exposure and prvalions incident TO camp life. In the
lists, published almost daily in the newspapers OIL the
arrival OF the sick il will be noticed hu very large
proportion are suffering from debility. Every case OF
that kind be readily cure by lloohands German
Biers Diseases resulting from disorders oil the diges-
tive organs speedily removed. We have no heslla-
tim in stating that these Bilters were freely used
among soldiers, hundreds OF lives might be saved
III It Otherwise would be lost.
We call particular attention to the following remnrka-
hle and well authenticated cure OF one OF the nations
heroes whose lie, TO use his own language mas been
saved by the Blters."
PHILADELPHIA, Aug Odd, 1862.
MEssRs JONES EvANs:-Well. gentlemen, your
Hoehand's German Bitiers has snved my life. There
is mistake in this is vouched for by numbers OF
my comrades. some OF whose names are appended and
who were cognizant oi all the circumstances OIL my
case. | am. md have been for The last four years
member OF Sherman's celebrated battery, and underthe
immediate command of Captain X d Ayers. Through
the exposure attendant upon my arduouS duties was
attacked in November last with inflammation OF the
lungs. and was for seveniy-two days III the hospital
This followed by great debility, heightened by an
attack of dysentery. | was then removed from the
White House. and scno this city on board the "State
Since that time have been about as low any
cosld be and still tain spark OF vitality For week
more was scarcely able TO swallow anything and
up again.
could not even keep glass Of water on my stomach
Life could mol last under such circunstances and,
cordngy, the physicians, who have been working faith
fully though unsuccessfuly, 10 rescue me from the
grasp OF the dread Archer, frankly told ME they could
do more for me, and advised me to see clergyman
and to make such disposition OF my limited funds as
best suited me. An acquaintance who visited me at the
hospital, Mr.. Frederick Seinbrown OF Sixth street. be-
low Arch advised me, a fororn hope, 10 try your
Bters, and kindly procured me bottle From the time
commenc I'd taking them the gloomy shadow OF death
receded ard am thank God for it, getting better
Though have taken but two bottles, have already
gained ten pounds, and feel sangune oi being per,
mil,ed to rejoin my wife and daughters from whom |
have heard nothing for eighteen nonths for gentlemen,
am loyal vrginian, from the vicinity OF Front Royal
la Ibn nj la
which has taken the place OF vague fears-to your Bit
ers will owe the glorious privilege OF again claspng
TO my bosom those who the dearest 10 me in lie.
| Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth of the above statement,
had SPARED oil eeng comrade, MT Malone,
| restored to health.
| GEORGE A. ACKLEY, Co G, 1ith Maine.
| LEWIS CHEVADIER, 92d New York.
l. f. SPENCE, LIST Artillery, BalteryF
| j. B. FASEWELI, Co. b, Sd Vermont
HENRY HENRY T. MAoDoNALD SlS Co. G, 9th Maine,
JOHN F. WARD, Co. T; 5th Maine,
HERMAN Koq roMas &c II nsd y. SsT TSss os Pam
hNpREW j. KIMBALL, Co. A, Cd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS, Co. b, looth Penn
| See that the signature Of &c. M. JACKSON" 10 on
the WRAPPER Of each bottle
BEWARE OF coUNTERFETrs
NO. os1, .2RCH STREET,
| Principal Office and Man4tactory,
F st JONES EVANS,
Successors to C. NJ. Jackson h Cod
/ PRorhErORs.