Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

We call the attention Of all having relations o.,
frichs IN the army to the fact that s.Hvoiards
Gcrinan i'.iacrs will cure nine tenths of the dis
eases incident to camp life. IL the list pyLlise.
almost daly N the newspapers, on the arrival vi
the sick, il will be noticed that very large por-
ton ar suffering from debility Every case o,
that Kind can be readily cured by H0ouand's Bit.
tiers. Diseases resulting disorders of the diges.
tive organ. are speedily removed. W. have no
hesitation in stating that. il these Eitters were
freely used aninn- soldiers. hundreds OF lives
might be sa, I'd tina, otherwise will be lost.
We call particular attention 70 the following
remarkable a'd well authenticated cure Of one OF
the nations heroes. his iie 10 use his vwn Ian
gua.e has been sared hY the Hitiers =
Pr!LsDELrnrA, Ang. 23d, 1863.
Mars dimes IT. Erans Wei, gentleman.
your Hoohand's German ii.tcrs have saved INV
lie. There is no mistake in this II j. vouche.i
for by numbers Of my cumrrdes, some If whose
nai.ies are appended, aud who were fully covui-
zart of all the circumstances If my caso. | a.,
aud have been tor the last !gu: years. 4 member
Of Sher,nan's celebrated battery and under the
immediate command Of Capt K. u. Ayrcs.-
Through the exposure attendant upon my srtu-
Gus duties. WA attacked in November Lust with
inflammation OF the lungs, and was for seventy
days in the hospital. This was followed b. uyeat
debility. heightened b. an attack Of dyscniary
was then removed from the White House and
sent to this city on board the .steuer State Of
Maine, from which landed on tire 18th Of June
one could be and still retain u spark OF v,tulity
tyr week or more was scarcely able to swal.
low ans thing And II did forge q inorael dcwr II
was immediately thrcwn up again
/ could not even keep glass VI wator on my
stamacl. Lite could not last under these c;rcn,,,
stances; and accordingly the physicians vino md
been working faithfully, Though unnsccessariiy.
70 rescue me from the grasp u the dread Archer
frankly ted me they could do no more for M
and advised me to see Clergyman, and to make
such disposition Of nv limited funds Ms hest suit
cd me. An acquaintance who visited me Ut the
hospital. Mr.. Frederick Sfeinburn OF 81 xti below
Arch street, advised Inc, as fvryrn hui,r 10 try
your Bitters. and kindly procured buttie Frcn,
Ale time commenced taking the.n the gloomy
siiadcw OF death receded, and am now. thank
tod fer i. getting better. Thouyh have taken
put Two bottles, have gained ten pounds. and
1eei sangnine OF being permitted 10 reion my
wife and daughters, from whom have heard
noihing TOR eighteen mouths; FIR, gentlemen. 1
am ioya! sTgin'nn, from tie vicinity Of Fran,
Royal. To you valuable Bi,ters owe the ccr.
tainsy OF HE which has taken the place Of vnvue
fears-to Biiters will owe the glorious priv ,lev.
Of again clasping to my bOsom those who are
oe ~ 70 my NE. ISAAC MALoxnD
had dcspaired Of seeing our ccrn,ade. IL M
lone, restored to health. John Cuddleburt -,
\. T. Battery; Geo. Ackley. Go. G. llfh Ma;,a
Lewis Cheralier, I'D Few York: L. n. S,,errsr
" Artillery Battery J. n. Feseweli. Cd n al
He; uenry Is. Jerome, Co. G. Sd VT: Il r Nc.
donald, 60 7, 5th Me-; J. f. Ward. Go. n 5th
IN Il Koch, 20. n, I'D n. Y. n. b. Thym.s.
70. =. eeth Penn. Andrew ]. Himheil. "A "
:. Ssnktns. 20. =, l00sh Psun.