The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-08
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A VCcE FRoH VICKsBuEa.-
VIcksaUEs, MISS, Aue.9, 1868.
Dr. John BlH-Do8r Sir. ] am nanny In state T.,
you that have u ed your valua5ie Le,rou Bittarz
with great benefit 10 myself, I'D general dehHtv and
prOetuuOn Of NY system pruIu.e1 hy the nm
healthy and mla-natc influence Of the Mississippi
ryer around Ncksblrg, having been with General
Grants army throughout IL wnoie soutberp cam
% 90. lconhseuuy recommend it, use 90 al per
sous who a g e2posedio aah5althy climates.
D.. ". FosLr,
AgeutU. s. Sanitary CommIss6n.
IOuIsvHLE. KY, Sept IG. lsCg.
On she Esd Of July last, / submitted through an
agentol nine. to The Medical Director of re- Ia
partnent Of the A my OF tie Cumbsrlgnd a sam
pie Of my Ce-irOn Bitters, Tr in-pestonl ana re-
queseed 5'er analysis, he found &c mertoueus, to
ssneuon snd approve us use among our soldiers.
The following % the Medical directors repIy. ADD
also ten, kosscrsns' permission 70 ship so dozen
asoncel 70 have Il sold 10 suuera.
JOHN Bull.
"I am satisfied thst Cedron B.ttsrs viii do no
harm 10 any one Il taken properly and in modera-
toe. / see no objection 10 Dr. Bul e being permit
led 10 dispose Cf Il 70 suffers.
HEsEi A.. THUEsTOy,
Surgeon and Medical Director, b. CO
HEADQUARTERS DEPARr. oFTHE CUMRERLAND,l
NASHVILLE, YESS., July "a, ls63.
Dr. John Bulls agent Nh. - has remission
shlp To Nashville, Tenn, = gross or So dozen,
81 Bull $ Cedron Bitteis, for sale 10 sulers IN the
,rmy only.
The regula ions Ct the Treasury Department are
% be compiled with strictly.
BY command Ct Ma. Gen. Rosecrans.
VIZ. n WILFs,
MAJOR and Provost Marshal General.
For sale, wholesale sud relai 81 BERRY, DE
dOVILLE L 60, Nashville, Tenn.