Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-18
Attention Soldiers, q n Il
Friends Of Soldiers.

We cell tic attention Of all having relations or
friends in the army TO the fact that '.iloohand' >
German Bitters" will cure nine-tenths of the dis
eases incident 20 camp life In the list published
almost daily ~ the newspapers, On The a.I.:ai Ct
the sick. = viii be noticed That Il very lartre por-
ton arr safftrin. from tiiitv. Esery case Of
that kind can b. readily cured BY Hoofands Bit
tiers. Diseases resulting disorders Of the diges-
tive organs are speedily removed We have no
hesitation in satins lat if these l,tters were
freely used among soldiers hundreds Of lives
might be saved that otherwise ssiil he los.
We call particular attention to the following
remarkablc and well authenticated Of one Of
the nation. heroes. his life. to use his own Ian
ggaga, has been saved BY the N''ers, :
in.Lehat.BiA, Aug. l5., 1853.
Meers .Isaes 81 ksaas well. gentleman,
your Iioehand's German Bittars have saved my
life There is mistake in this II is vouched
for hv numbers of m9 conrrdes, some of whose
na,les are appended, and who fully cogni-
zant Of al the circumstances Of my case ] am
and l,agl Lrea for the las four years, member
Ct SLer MS celebrated tai,e,s and u.,...r IL.
immediate COMMAND q L y. =. L. 4 yrrs =
Through the exposure attendant upon my arA,,-
cns da:es, was attacked in November last with
inflammation Of ID. lungs. aad va. for seven;y-two
debility, heightened BY an attack Of dyscntary
| was then removed from. the White House and
sent to this city on board the steamer State Of
Maine from which landed on the 18th Of June
S.y;Ce Iiat li.Ne nave beeU ABOUT as low as
one could pc and s,ii fetain spark Of vitality
For week or more was scarcely able to s.ys,
low anything and if did force a sci down. /,
was Immediately thrown up again,
| could not even keep glass Vi water on my
sia,nach Lite could .ut last under these circnm.
stances and accordingly the physicians who had
been working faithfully, though unnecce ssarily,
to rescue me from the grasp oil the dread Archer.
frankly told ire they could do no more for me,
and advised ~ - see clergyman, and TO make
such disposition Of my in,cd funds as best sri,
ed me. An acquaintance. who ris.ted Eie Ut the
hospital, Mr. Frederick Stenborn. Of Sixth below
Arch Street, advised me, y forlorn hope, 10 try
your Btrers, and kindly procured bottle. From
the time commenced taking them the gloomy
shadow of death receded and / am now, thank
God for il, getting better Though have taken
but two bottles, have gained ten pounds and
feel saaguine Of being permitted to rejoin my
wife ana daughters, from whom have heard
nothing for eighteen months for. gentlemen, I
am n loyal Virgnan. from the vicinity Of Front
ROYAL. To you valuable Biitcrs l owe the GER
tainty of life which has taken the place of vague
fears-to Bitters will owe the glorious privilege
Of again clasping to my bosom those who are
dearea; To my life. Isaac MALONE.
We fully concur in The a!cve statement as we
had despaired OF seeing our comrade, Mr. Ma
lone, restored to health. John Cuddleback, LIST
n. Y. Battery; Geo. Ackley, Co. e, 18th Maine
Lewis Cheyalier, 92d Few York; l.. +. Spencer.
Vt Artillery Battery J. b. Fesewell, Co. b, Sd
Me-; Henry b. Jerome, Co. G, I'd VT. H. T. Nc
Donald, 90 !, 9Th Me-; J. F. Ward, Co. e. 5th
Hh II. Koch, Go. II, 72d N. 7. n. B. Thomas,
Co. +, 65th Penn. Andrew J. KimbaIl, I'd VI.
]. jenkins. Co. b, l0stb Penn.