The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-05-12
q 'E'k STESsN SOLDIERS,
AND FRIENDS OF GOLDyEFS

We call the attention Of al having relations or
friends in the amy to the fact that Hoohand's
German Enters vi cure nne tenths OF the dis
cases Induced by exi csu.cs and plivatOns incident
to camp life. In tie lists published almos.
daily in the newspapers Gu the arrival OF the sick
i will be noticed tiat very large proportion ara
suffering from debility. Every case e hat kind
can be readily cured l. Hollands German Biz
tess. Diseases resulting from disorders OF The d.
sestive organs are speedily removed. We have
no hesitation in s.;inr that Il these B.ttcrs were
freely used among orr soldiers hudreds of lives
Right be saved that otherwise would be lost
We call particular attention to Ike following
remarkable and well authenticated cure of one of
Tie nations heroes, whose lie to use HE own lam
suage, has been saved by the Bitters.''
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 23i IeGs.
IiEssns J5xEs & Evays-Wen. gentlemen,
your IIooiand's German Bittcrs has saved my
life. There is 10 mistake in this, i, Is voucbed for
by numbers OF my comrades, some &C whose names
are appended and who were fully cOenizaht of all
the circumstances OF nv ease / an and lave
been for the last four years member of Sherm
ans celebrated battery and under Tire immediate
command OF Captain Il ]. A we're. Though the
exposure attendant upon my arduous duties WAS
attacked in November last with inflammation OF The
lungs aud was for sevcnty-two DAYS in The hospit-
al. This WIS folcwod by great debility heigiten-
cd By al attack OF dyscn.cry. ! was then rcmoy-
Cd from the White House and sent to this CITY en-
board the steamer State OF Name from which |
landed on the .slh ofJune. Since that time |
have been aboat as low enc could be ana
still retain spark ofvitality For a week or more
was scarcely able 10 swallow ANYTHING and If
did force lnorcel down It was immediately
thrown up again.
could not even kcep glass of water on nv
stomach. Life could not last under these circuni-
stances ,and accordingly the physicians who had
been wo. king lathSully Though unsrccossiullv to
rescue me ircm the grasp Of the dread Archer,
ranAiy tod me they could do no more for ne and
advised me to see 4 clergyman and TO max suc.l
disposition Of my limited funds as test .aisd ne
An acquaintance whe visited me at the hospital
Mr., Frederick Stein6orn, of sixth below Arch
street advised me a. L for.crn hone Z. try your
BitterS ard kindly procured bottle. From the
time commenced 70 take them the gloomy shaG-
ow of death receled ana am now tlank GCG for
it, getting better. Though nave takon hut two
bottles, have gained ten pounds, and feel sar-
guinc of being permitted 10 rcioin my wife ard
daughter from whom have heard nothing lCr
eighteen months; Tor gentlemen am a loyal Vir
ginian finm the vicinity OF Front Royal. To your
Invaluable Bitiers owe the certainty Of lie Nhen
has taken the place Of yaeCe fcars-;o your Bit
tcrs viii owe the glorious privilege OF again
claspng TO NY bosom, those who are dearest to
me in life.
Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE.
Wa fully conc-r in the truth Of the above
statement, as We had desoaired of seeirs oar
comrade, MIR. Malone, restored to health.
JOHN CtDDLEBACK Is. " Y Battery
I. Z. SPENCER Is Vatiery Battery T.
Penny B.yEROME CO d Sd Vernon.
JOHN f. WARD Co f 9th Maine
NATHANIEL b. TEOLAS Co I. e5th Penn
JOHN JENKINS, &c 2. lee Penn.