Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-06
"A ltemtiOm Soldiers. and
Friends Of Soldiers.

We sall the attention OF all having relations or
friends in the army to the fact thai "gOOE
LANDS German Ritters" will euro nins.tenths
Of the diseases induced by cxposure and ,rjya-
dons incident to camp life. In the list NIB
lished almost daily in the Newspapers, on the ar
rival Of the sick, it will DO noticed that . very
large proportion are suffering from debtiitv.
Every case OF TIL nj kind can be readily cured by
hOO6 lands Ger man Bitters. Diseases Yesu ting
disorders Of the digestive organs speedily re-
moved. We have no hesitation in stating tha..
If these Bitters were freely used among our SOL
diers, hundreds of lives might be saved ths 9TH
erwise vii be lost.
We cali particular attention TO tha feylow;nv
remarkable and we'll auth enticated cure Of one y,
the nations heroes, whose life, to use hi. avn
Language, has been saved by the Bitters''
PHILADELPHIA. August z31 lsb3
Nessrs. Jones s Eoans w eli, gentleman yosr
Hollands German Bittcrs has saved nv life
There 10 no mistake ia this. 1t is voucb ed for by
numbers Of my con rades, somc of who's .names
are appended, and who were fully eognisapt of ali
the circumstances OF my case am, and have
been for the last four years, member of Shnr-
macs celebrated battery, aud under the immedi
ate command Of Capt. X. b. Ayres. Throup the
exposure attendant upon my arduous duties. I
was attacked in November last with infamma tion
Of the Lungs, and was for seventy DAYS in the
hosrital. This was followed BY great debility.
heightened by attack Of dysenteIy II vas ~ az
renewed from tho White House, and sent to this
icty ON board Of steamer estate Of Maine. from
which landed on the 28th OF June. SINCE tina,
time have been about rs low as any one canId
be and still retain spark Of vitality. For
week or more was scarcely able TO swallow anv-
thing, and If did force morsel down. il was i'm
nedistely thrown up again.
could not even keep glass of water on NV
stomach. Life could notla under these circnm.
stances and accordingly the physicians Who had
besn working faithfully, though unnecessarily. to
fesoae me from the grasp of the dread Archer.
frankly told nae they could do DO more for ma
end advised me to see clergyman and to make
sach DISPOSITION of my limited funds az best su,s
peme. An scqus intance VINO visited me At tho
hospital. nr. Frederick Steinbron, of Sixth belov
Arch Street, advised me, = forlorn hspc 20 ,rv
your Bitters, and kindly procured q bottle. From
shadow Of dc ,th rece led, and am now. tbani |
God fer Il, getting better. Though have taken
bat two bottles, have gained ten pounds. and |
feel sansuine of being permitted to rejojp mvl
wife and Daughters, from whom l have heard
nothing for eientsen months; for, gentlemen. /
IN legal Virginian, from the vicinity Of front
Royal. To your valuable Yittsrs owe the oer-
lsinty Of life which has taken the place of yseue
lsass-to Bitters will owe the glorious privilege
II again elaspine 70 my bosom those who are
acarset 20 me IN me- ISAAC MALONE
We fully concur in the above statement "a "a
had despaired Of seeing our eomrade Nj. Malone
.sstorea 70 health. John Cuddleback. LIST n. 2.
BaAtsey 0ee. Aekley, Co. q, 18th Maine Iav.
b Chsvalief, 09d New York L. E. Spence, LEI
lstillsry Battery F; J. B. faeewell, Co. B 3D. W:
Henry B. jerome, Co B Sd Vt; Henry T McOor.
I'd Go 5thAsins;John Ward Co 4 5th Maine:
1efmaa Koch Co H 72dNY; Nstaniel z Thomss
% Stth Psena Andrew Kimball ID VI :Jno
sakias Go B l0sth Penna.