Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-03-02
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS
AND The FRIENDS OF sOLDIERsI


Wee the attention ofaI having relations Orfriep6s
in the army TO the !act thai llOOFLASD'S German
Bltters wall cure nine-eiIls OF the diseases induced
by exposures and DriyatOns incident to camp life In
tie lists published almost daily in the new spapers On
the arrival OF the sick i wall be noticed that very
large proportion are suffering lrom debility EyerT
case Of that kind he readily cured by HUodamds
German Btters. Diseases resulting from disorders 0f
the digestb, organs are speedily removed have
no hesitation III stating that, II tn BittgEs
freely used among soldiers hundreds Ofves might
be saved that otherwise viii be LOST.
We cal particular atten ion TO the following remar=
kabe and well authenticated Of Of the natiOns
heroes swhose Life to use his own language has been
saved'by the Bitters.n
PHLADEAPHIA. Al. .-ust "a 1854
Hsssrs. Jones q EraHs.-Weli gsntlemeR. your HOOi
lands German Btters has saved my lfe Ihere Is
mistake in this. Il vOuchcd for By numbers Of my
cohTaues- some OF Whore names are appended aha
who fully COynzant of all the crcuD.s aHcgS olmY
care. am, and have been for the last four years
member Of SheTman's celebrated uatteTy, and under
the immediate command Ui Captain t. B. Ayers.
Through the exposure attendant upDn my ardunus
ties was attacked in November last " tn ui!amnla-
ton of the lungs, ard for seveHtytwG days the
hospital. Tins was followed by great deb lily, heigh
tened By an attack Of dyseuterY. Was then moved
rum tue W hite uOuse, and sentt thss on board
the St' amer State Of Maine frUm which lsH asd
the 2th Of June since that tnie Ihave been abOuL
a. low any could be and still retain spark o.
vitality. For week OF more was scarcely able %
swallow anything. aud if did fUrce mOFsei down, Is
was Immediately thrown up again.
could not even keep glass Of water on my stoIn-
aeh Life could not last under these eircunstaneesi
aud. accordingly the physic who bad been work
ng faithfully though unsuccessiulli, % nesenS ne
from the grasp Of the dread Archer frankly told me
they could do more for me- aud adyired me TO see
clergyman, and to make such dssP0sit on Of my lin
tied funds as best suited me. n acquaintance VINO
visited the hospital Mr.. Fred rsek Stelnbrun OF
Sixth below Arch street advised me, a. tOrlOrn hope
to Try your Bitters, und kindly procured bte rGnl
the time commenced taking them the gln, my shad-
of death receded, and am now, thank God Tor II,
getting better. Though have taken but two bottles
have gained ten pound and feed ssnguine 0f being
permitted to ryuin my wife and daughter, from Whor1
have heard nothing for eighteen months fr. gen.
tlemen am a loyal Firgnian, from The vicinity of
Front Royal. To your invaluabl Bitters / owe the
certainty of life which has taken the place OF vague
fsars-tO your BitteTs viii Owethe glorious prlTh' &c
ofagain casping To my bosom these who are dearest
to me in life .-,,-r,
Very truly y8Efs. ISAAC MAEONE.
We fully concur in the trutlrOf the above sIatensnE
as we had despaired Of seeing our eomrIde NJ Aa'
lone, restored to health.
John CU dleback-1st New York Battery
George A Ackley. Co &, 1lth Name.
Lewis Cheyalier, 92d New York
l. E. Spencer. LIST artillery, Battery 7.
j. b. FasewrIl, co. B, Sd Vermont.
Henry B. Jerome, do
Henrv T. Nardnnald Co. c, 9th Maine.
John F. Ward. Co b. 9Th Maine.
Herman Koch, 10. Il. I'd New York
NathanieTB. Thomas, Co. F. 95th Fenh-
/ Andrew J. EimbaIl Co. A, I'd ernonL-
John Jenkins Co. B, 1Otth rem.