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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17


on and sfser Monday, April %, 1853 Trains will run
- follow:
Golss E.,T-Sighs Expre.. leaves Marshall At $50
D. N. arrival Of Stages from Des Moines: Cedar
Rapid. 20 p. IN; Clarence $50 p. Clinton lilo
p. N. and arrive in Chicago neSt morning in time Tor
all morning trains going ntsth
Day Train leaves Marshall At =. m: Cedar Rapids
1T 80 M Clarence 1875 p. and arrives II Gin
ton Al 30 r. Passengers to Clinton By this train
ne I. vrnng ~. and arrive in Chicago II 355 m
GoIss vKsT-Nigbt Express leaves v ellis 81 Depot
In e ago 80 in evening: Clinton 3:l5 D. n; ClAr-
ence S. 10 a. m: Cedar Rapids 90 =. m and arrive in
Nsy.faiIa at 1915 A.. M. Passengers leaving Chicago
On ,hi, train At 80 In evening, arrive In Des Aoines
early u.1t evening.
D.y Train leaving Chicago a, m. arrives At Clin-
ton At 4 D. m Leaves Clinton At a. N; Clarence Al
1886 p. Cedar Rapids $40 p. And ARR We at Mar
shall at 80 =.
tickets sf Thos Ha,iOne jr.. ., Dee Noines.
Good Sleeping Cas on all Night Trains.
CoxsECTIoss-At Turner junction with trains
for Freepor' Dnnleith. Janessillr, Fon du Lac,
Prairie du Chem and La Crosse.
A. Dixon wifh Trains Of n"is GENITAL Railroad.
4, cHnics 9TH boat. on Mississippi river.
Al De Witt With stages for Davenport Maquoke.s.
Al Clarence With stage for Upton.
A, Cedar Rapids With stages for Iowa City, Vinton,
Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa
A, r airto~n With for Msrengo and at Marshall
Bluffs, Omaha, Eisor2, BoCnstoro, fort Docser sioux
City, AMI intermediate places.
Live stuck and Express FRI light
Leaving Marshsl in the morning, reaches Chicago
early next norniEx sn.ssas .s.ksS c:,',
7. b. HOWE. Asst sapt Clinton.
Jc.GACLT. Gent Freight A-er.. Chicago.
o. COTTLE. travelling Agent. t9:5Sf
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17

AN HONEST Boy. That "honesty is
che best policy was illustrated some
years s;nco under the following crcum-
stances, detailed by the Rochester Dem.
ocrat: A had was proceeding to an uneles,
TO petition him for aid for a sick sister
and her children, when he found wallet
containing fifty dollars. The aid was re.
fused, and the distressed family were
pinched for want. The by revealed the
fortune to his mother, but expressed
doubt about using any portion Of the
money. His mother confirmed the good
resolution-the pocket book was adver.
t'sed, and the owner found. Being a
man Of wealth, upon learning the history
Of the family, he presented the fifty dol
lars to the sick mother, and took the
boy INTO his service; and he is now one
OF the most successful merchants in
Ohio. Honesty always brings its reward
10 the mind if not the pocket.
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~Quilp and his wife had a bit Of
contention the other day. II own you
have more brilIiancy than H. said the
woman, "but ( have the better judg.
ment." EYES," said Qnilp. tour choice
IN marriage shows that" Qui,p was in.
formed that he was a brute.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,

We have constantly hand the largest and oest
selected stock Of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS In The
entire West embracing every variety Of binding and
stse, from the small cloth Pocket Albums holding
twelve cards, to the massive and elegant Quarto Al
buns holding two hundred Many OF the IS Les have
rich ,ornamented o tges.
We have also = large assortment Of the CarAas ~
viste Of Distinguished Personages 10 which ve invite
attention. 7T""* F
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From c. II. scnRrvrs's Advertiser. Agency, Chicago.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-09-17
CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NDDRA0kA
An LINE.
G0Wa /
OpEN 70 MARSHALL.

20 Niles less Staging to Des Aoines than
by any other route.
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All the Standard Books
Of every class Of Literature kept constantly sn bssd
3. c. GRICGs 4 CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Bookse and statisness,
- And u Lake street - and -
.. C. sNsss. CHICAGO. 2. Z. JAHsBE.
April -, le63-uol7mo6
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LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELA1NEs-35cp per yard.
GINGHAMS, DC. &c.
To- Our stock Of Dress Goods comprises
styles entirely new, and Of this Springs impor.
Iativu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

BALTIMORE ANB OHIO RAiLROAD.
@E "a ~
Or an and ssssr Tuesday, August 1855, pAILY
and WHIELING and RKERsBURa, and six
between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, -
follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK BOSTON
Leave Washington 1t and Ills .. n. and 4 and
On Sundays Of 80 ,. m. only.
FOR BALTIMOR3.
Leave at $50, and Ill O. N. and 3, 8 and 20 n
IA. On Sundays ct Q. N. and and g. 50 ,. m only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Warrington at so .. m. and 3, s, and 81
p. m daily, except Sunday. On Sunday At and
This is the only route by which Baggage can b
Checked Through from WasAtzEtoH.
10R WASHINGTON ANF TIN SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Warrington at $50, 8 and 10
an. and $50, and 8 p. m. On Sundays 1t $50 and
The third and fifth trains only from baltimore
and the nrst and fourth trains from Washington.
STOP 1t way pointa.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at o. IA and p n.
Leave Washington 1t Q. m. and p. m.
No train for Annapolis ON Sundays.
For further information, tickets of every kind,
&c. apply to G S. KOONTZ, A gent, at Washing.
Ton station. or at the Ticket Office.
Master Of Transportation.
i. d. COLI, General Ticket Agent. al 5-tf
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s1oRIT DIs1AAlsI s1oRAF DIs1As1si
SAM RITAN'S 0tRHS
INlRyFlTQ SIFTS

n : - u
SlNARIfATS GIFT
TIN MOST QlRTATN REMlDY IvlR USED.
aonoRRHXSssl 9 Rf4sE!Yf 4S SRI 81 -,
Contains no Mineral, no BA sam. no Mercury.
o.y ~ R. e s sai & As: s.f e.:
s q ~ 10. .
Ss:s:E & Ss.s
-. s::s n: s..ss
Mercury. try ssaaiMlR11ANs GIFT
Sent b, mali 1T II : plain savslo1s
Prios-Mals packages. 81. Female, %.
sssSR ss sSR s,s, +
sAMARz4z FHs1 ko Sisz IND SaSSfRB JUICES
Isl e SsS / z.
seGiSsd sssshss and s1e1y s:rsias Of
the ssss sh
IL ana BE- healed and do not transmit 10 your POS
' for Bun 81 NJ yHr HsH in Alter
{koe
system, n vsn Is ali the bad effects Of Mercury.
YlMALHsi YEMALIsy
In many Affections With Which npmbera Of p
most ispsil, aa.pssd. in Uleerassd 1sssu:. Il
DEBILITY, and for III com plants incident to the sex
Bent BY express. Prioe 81 bottle, or bottles
eAMARITANy oHANoRI WASH,
Price Is cents. Pull directions.
DESMOND & CO., Box Isl PhiladelpAia Post
Sold By s. UALv1RT FORD. rnsr Of 18th and
HENRY COOK. Alsxandria. nasys-u
. DAM 1xPRlss COMPANY,
~ OY1IC1 S1x PA. AV1NUn,
WasSinstss 0Gsv, n. Q.
9EuAf lASTlRN, NORTHlRN All, WET
IRN EXPRESS YORWARD1ksl
URUHANDIEl, MONIY, I1WILRY, vALU
ABLl4, MOTHS, STOCKS, HyMM Ve 1ass ~; a. ~
Forwarded With SANITY AND OIbkA.i1Xn 70 ~
accessible seotiens Of the county, EAs X0M1sny
Has agencies In the ITineipA AsAvV 1ous -
oSSnRrH HAST. WlleT, AND M0RfHWls1,
,...oIH ti,sl1fh ~ s5Sf sosro.
WAiH4EIaETSSaMt,p Is r. sxITIH6k1, on .V"
o1HTvA4 NH LixIN6fON.>
a.>.>s<soaa sro mide At Ney Xoek eelA DoGnoa
NJ iinss Jos IN = O. QAMADM a u
Sf1VG1T00L, e0uxHAxRx0H I'd HvRT.
- fAenes ~ 1lropeeA exlyeceeg - ~ Deqninon3
ss:.:.s. & NOM, q, g.4 NJ. .sI1s.aA.
90, RSnssa -.
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PENSsYLvANIA GEN TRIAL RAILkOHy

rEi sss. CENTRAL RAILk eUs
&0
l. A FIRST o l.,sa K sS sSSaHHsss''onO
srosi Sf BALGiA s1t1r AND HSD oohloh1i
BAGGAGE, oH'0k.D rHf SsSH Hs saun Dos.
rl1E Hsbs RAthF Is T55t PfEr sgSs
CLOS. IL 4 shsp II Hel HiRxxRn1sBu.e
NORTHERN Es's o Ehs1Fnss e s ks1laoAn,
TIN enr1 AZ d sGhRHIHs sour.
WARRINGTON l ASb BALrIMcRl
WHIST. HoRra e " RSans And Y 'h ssourHw1sr,
- For THROUGH Tickets apply At the oasss Q,
%sssins son and 'c.iVsr. stssion. Baltimore.
SPLENDID Slipping CARS ON ALL MIGHT
sMok1Ne AID SALOON oS1t oARs ON ALL rRA1ss
PROM WASHINGTON.
trains. connecting in Baltimore with the s.H s.
and s.H 2. m trains on the Northern Central Rail:
s; ;:;S:
forwarded to aad from any point ON tho Railroads
Of Ohio, Ksntucky, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin,
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad also connects
st Pittsburs with Steamers, b. yhish Goods can
Ksntusky. Tennessee, Cumberland, IIlineis Aiaais:
as2ia Wisconsin. MssouI, Ka9sai, Arsansss, Sna
ee&o With steamers TO al Nsrthwestern Lakes.
:n s. a11 = Al: =: Fl;
With eonadenee on ita szeedy transit.
TH1 RATES OF FRIGHT TO and from aAy point
IN tAe West, b. the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
90 q ~ tSss1 - JsssrsSls g ars sk0ssi b. ssb1
keilToa6 CbNsposS6s.
- 30 perAsulsF 70 mark packages IVA Rs.as.
Central E RI
w. BEowHa ~ 81 H s 0satz sl =: =,
MouE L1HIg. Gen ssIsriatsndsat.A Nens, Il.
r:1:t 1.s:s 49,:
Aelphia. ian flyr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08

EsL,s1nrrr OF Hkan6rs-Omcers from
Baltimor-, with authority from Col. Birney.
came to our town on Friday evening Of last
wetk, sEd remained until Wednesday morn
ing last, during which time they recruitsd and
sent away about 200 negroes, nearly all OF
them slaves. Thele, added to the number pre-
viously taken from the neighborhood OF East,
qfn Neck make total Of about four "a a,e,,
rem our county alone. No dlscrlm,hsIIon
was made between loyal and disloysi oWn
ers; but The slaves OF both were taken ahke,
certificates Of enIissmehs nsts i wa. nndsrA
1000 that only those who could establish their
loyalty would receive compensation. Butfew
siaveholders in this community have escaped
ain gle serviceable hand. In some instances
BOYS, much too small for soldiers, were per-
mitted to 60 away, but so far as our knowledge
extends negro women were uniformly refused.
We are not advised whether further enlist.
ments are TO be made in our county.-Kent
NeTs.
- It is calculated the rebels lose one hun
dred slav es per day, who are valued at &lO0, 600
At the came raie Of loss the secesh, in one year,
would be out Of pocket S36, 600 in value OF
human chattels alone.
~ The Church of England having decided
that Bishop Colenso must be tried for his her
estes in the diocese to which he belongs; dog
NAUTICAL e. is hurTyiDg up his cakes TO arrive
at Cape Town in season.
~ There are two French men of war in
New York harbor. The Russian sailors pitch
into the French sailors whenever they can ind
them TO such an extent that the French sailors
are afraid to 60 on shore.
~ EloPements prevail in New Hampshire.
A hotel keeper, member of the Legislature,
married woman, and q farmers daughter are
the latest cases.
~ An enraged mother in Illinois recently
twisted her little ofspring's nose antil she frac.
tured the bone; broke another pledges arm,
and killed q third with rolling pin.
~The accouchment of the Queen Of Portu.
gal was daily expected. Great preparations
were making for national rejoicings on the
occasion.
~ Mississippi is almost desolated The
country is almost destitute OF food for man
and beast.
~ Patti is engaged for the Vienna Theater
this winter, with Trebelli, Graziani, AID other
musical nobs and nobesses.
SThe Canadians having got the militia bill
through, are all shooting rifles. Every target
K supposed to represent an invading Yankee.
~" "spoils OF war;" where Gen. Siblev
is fighting, In, Jude ''lodges, ponies, dogs and
dried buffalo meat.
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Ia @ q.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ E5
FROM wABHINGToH oITYi
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO TIE
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
that can sen through Ticket direct, OF give aSs
~ sss .s.s On :ss
FOUR DAILY GiTy Trains sA. From wAAsHINaroN
On Sundays, One - Tram II. a. . H. connecting
at Relay with toa Ta TE. WE ssGn Baltimore
.o Train leaving Mhashinst9n :. $50 4 makes
i..yss Bamcrs Il
vita Trsn .:1sx
BALT1MoKi AND OHIO RAiLRoab.
1Ais IS the Only Route by ,ohieh Through Tickets Or
Through Saegsg we eSssaa can DC procured
Knights Latest Improved SLEEPING OARS, Of
the most Superior finish. attached to Night Trains.
THI SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
coLgxsg Us, DAYro,NS, hoyzsy1L1s, GIN
OI"NAILs lNDlANAf~OLfSs 6nAA
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
&C., &C., &C.,
~wIzH LESS ORANGES or CARS THAN BIT AIT
ofERR RoUfI.1
SPECIAL Notice to PASSENGERS for As West from
c1Enf n
b. the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE oNA
ilege of visiting Baltimore az desired) without
additional charge.
~C INJECTIONS at the Ohio River with OLAVl-
LAND e. P1TgsBQRG, CENTRAL OHIO and
through them, with the whole Railway system Of
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH TICKETS please apply at the
Ticket Office, Washington station.
W. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation
COLE QenerpI Ticket AGENT An tiff
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ess MEDICAL PAoPlH1IRs ~ Buoxu.
From Disfsssssssy q tAs United stssss
See Professor DEWEIE valuable work. .. a..
Practice Of Phyaie.
Bee remarks made by tie late ssIsb1stel M
PHYsIC, Philadelphia.
See remarks made By Dr.. 1PHRAIN NsDav
ELL, celebrated PAysistan, and Member II TIA
Royal College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and yuhnsAea
in the trsassstions Of the King and Queen yosr
nal.
See Medioo Chirurgieal Review, vabHshsA ;,
BENJAMIN TRAV1Re. Fellow Of ROYAL ooIlaes
Of slrssoAs.
Bee most Of the late STANDARD works Of Ns6s.a,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-10-08

GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL Roofs!
THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
Successors to J. =. WALKER 4 SON.
WASHINGTON. D. c..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING AATERIALS,
AND
PROOF FELT, CEMENT,
AND GRAVEL
II q q T. =.
oYFIoB-Louisiana Az nue., next door 70 the
Bank OF Warrington.
WORKS-Foot of Twenty second street west
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Washington. and Thir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philadelphia.
b. O. WILSON. President.
+. P. WILSON, IT., Secretary.
B.-BELr AND cEMxNT FOB sALl, III
Largo and small quantities,
All orders through Post ONCE Box S3l pune
tually attended to.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. All work
warranted. 1ytnem"
United STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES TAO TREASURY NOTES.
UNITED STATES COUPONS OF 1851,
UNITlD 6TAT1s oERTIFIoAT1B OF In
DlBTEDNESS.
Gold. Silver, Uncurrent Money, Exchange On all
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We are authorised to furnish $50 Bonds at par
until he n Of An han fha nr;v ;lad.
OF cow ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Col executed In New York
exclusively on commission.
RITTENHoUsE, PANT L co..
II Bankers, $50 Penn. avenue.
% ITT1NHoUsI. FAINT 4 co..
BAN K R s,
40. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AV1NU1,
VIII continue to furnish
U. 3. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
~ long . Issued By the Government. ct DAS.
g. Coupon e. Of 1881.
q, g. 80 Treasury Notes.
u. 8. Certificates Of Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lxehsn 70 on all parts Of Europe and the Northa.
Cities sold in SUMS to ssit purchasers.
Stocks and Gold bought In New York exclusive.
On Commission.
nH RIfT1NHoUB1, PANT & 90.
NV YORK AND
STEAMSHIP LINE.
sKMLWEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK
WlSHlNGTO TON ssd GE0H66IoHN,D D. Q.
sFlAMsHIPg
I'm 't ah''3sSsS. Ar 49, Us: Ill
a. fiss 10. q Wsh s:. NJ
IL i''''AfH u lss..:tst: III 1fss.aA.r.
JANIS iHGf zss' 2;: :.
Il iaeus lit Wall street, New York.
MAss17 ooII1Ss : oo.7
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHT ALE AND POR1KR.
Ian ,ov rsesivins large Quantities Of DRAU6Hf
Ar ana POTTER from this celebrated Brsws1y,
vhieh an prepared to furnisA On short noties 70
al persons Who VIII favor me With their orders.
esxisssetion GUARANTEED.
foods delivered In al Parts Of Washinstoa sal
aeorestown. free Of eha1ss
Terms GssA - SslssSs
RILlY 4. 6HINN, Assnt,
UaSss DsnlSss Dssss, 81 Green g.,
0oe0 Georgetown, d. o.
NOTICB..Por sale. ave hundI % sets Of one,
~ tive and four mr. hoEas second hand Harness. three
sdd sSspy No s1s Psnn
* and 9th street. Harness and Saddle Hands
1:s'sS Also one good 'r1'nf A. By JOHNSTON
DLIAsURA BOATS TO LET By THI DAY Oh
III. zach. LIVE I HHgk TASTES, boa. on IL.
,osp ~ e L. s'G
rs e. PSs, s. ss'
street. pear Riisy 3 wharf Parties wishinS boats
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r;a x-L Ipe the Dr 8 New and TN sSSk%R
fee,h, witch Il far superior to any 1LLI
Ethsr mode low 10 use Also. Teeth extracted
all esse,. se Ia IL
SIG ESMOND & HAYWARD,
NV AND IMPROVED V7HrIoH
ARTIFICIAL
CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
HIssous sHsAL Plano on CLASPS,
oh. 3. B. sIaIsMoND,
sis S-saassap, Mes YorE, aad goo Pssssylvssts
Sv.sx', hssSssn lzsA s~d lssA SIS. WssAisstoE.
uslis the attention Of the pnhie to the following
Tss rss.z q sss s.a aasssai wins
not ssos ~
J. No teeth or roots need be extratsd' - Ii.
artificial ones can BE- inserted over them,
s. The roots viii be made inseensiSs, and never
T. No temporary. teeth are needed, ~ permanent
2oss ssn b made thereby
I'D system Is frequently disngured.
This ~ work I, has been fully tested over ave
os many OF the nrst Chemists and physicians
~. has .iao invented white andsstruesi.,
az Be aiep without pain, and can build uS per.
set sonna tooth on any side roots. waioh viii last
Call and examine for yourself jyp-s
Fl T1sTa sas
ssrsons can ~ser these teeth who cannot
ssaI otaers and no person can wear others who
Persons calling at my oaes can DO accommodates
sita any style and price Of Teeth they nsy desire;
10 a s.s the
.Is s:a erodass. =. kfSIKxL PLATE vim ::
Rooms IN this city-No. SIS Pennsylvania avenue
sstyeen sth and 10Th streets. Also, 907 Arch IT.,
Philadelphia. mar Ally
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NJ TEETH.
w. ~ k2ehIs, n D; ths 4n.s9to. and Pstsntss

296 MAAKHf 8rRIH1,
PHIL d E HIA,
DEALER IN
DRIED FRUITS, APPLES AND PEACHIS.
Packed for Export or Government use. Sc SLIM
IN MONEY l-MONkY i-MONEYI IN
y y d. K. WALSH CO., ~ q
LICENSED PAWNBhOkERS,
299 STRHEf, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
are prepared to make cash advances in sums
of from one dollar to ten thousand dollars on col.
lateral security.
of Real and Personal Pre- perty. Diamonds, Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry Silver Ware, Musical
~ avng hRd several years' experience In
business in this city, and favorably known to many
ertrust with business We will give satisfaction.
II. e. WALSH Il co.,
Sc l-3mS Licensed Pawnbrokers.
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AID
spro,r,o 1~,~-,
"o"-ne'e"''o" o. i"eo"ss"s"es q DrsaA Araas.
"e fTes-
W. 0'oooeT'
o"' o's'ss |" beo*
DP0" o"o
A"oofe o. AsSss D'seAavees, and az Dtssssss -
Afeetions Of tie Bladder s~d KIdweya
and Dropsieal Ssse,,swo., ey.,ss..
IN Mem, Women Or Cxuar..
HELME0LDSS EYTRlrP nUNuu
Tor Weakness srisins from nYess.s. u..,.
aipation attended, With III. fo,,o~,,.
Indispos,tion to pxsrtso, La. =, -
los. q. Msn,,r p.m.,,.-
Weak Nerves. rrsublfn. u.,.
Disesaa Dimnsss ~ VIII, NJ,
fuln.ss. Pal. ., a.. p..,
Enivar..lI..d.,a.
Mrscr,., 60.
Hand. v,.,,..
~.
medicine invariably removes, soon follows p
they are not frequently followed b.
those pirsfut Diseases" IN.
sANITY and CONSUME.
TON. Many Are aware
OF the cause Of their
suffering, bat none
viii confess.
The
records
OF the In
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The Killed and Wounded mt Suffolk.

The following lie 40 additional list Of the killed
and wounded in the attack Oh Suffolk, Va. The
casualties of the 18th and 18th Of April we published
on the 23d inst:
VIM A. Smith. Go. g. u. g. Artillery bruised leg slightly
Jones, Co. 5. u. S. Artillery meek, seriously.
-owsns, Co. s. U. Artileiyi neck. seriously.
Corp. Thoa Liford, Co. g, l64h New York In hand
serg. Theo. Howard, Co. T. loe.h Pennsylvania Militia
Michss Dsni.On Co. l. Issth New.Yort nigh, knee, %.
John GlenDOn, Co. l. l55th New-Yori; left breas.
John Calvin, Go. !, i3Sth Eew;fOIk Jeff Leg
John Lesry, Co ], l5Sh New York. risht hand.
Corp Albert Baker, Co. e, 18TH New.York; killed.
Csneey Co +, 18Th New-Yorki sunshot wound In leg,
Jacob MEM. Co. D. ssth Nsw.YOrk tuushO. wound in
Mo,.. White CO; E, ls7h Penn,ylvapi, Mnia.i face and
Sergt Marvin Ws,rcuss. Co. K, soh Nsw-YOrk; gun.hOt
Jslisl smith Co. H. osth NevYorki sunsho. wound in
C6sre. Fi.h, Co F. s9h New-YOrk sun,hot fracture Of
VIM UneT Co. r. 18th NowYOrti gun,hot wound in len
C. M Yarns. Co. T. s0.h NswYOrk sun.ho in right
e. B. TOmpkns Co F, ssth Newton tuushot wound in
Charlie, Weaver Go. E. 18th New.Yori gunshot wound in
left thigh
Charles Purdy Co L. 9th Connecticut; gunsbO, wound In
left leg, fracture, dangerous.
There are also in the hospital of the Sd Division
9th Army Corps, five Rebel prisoners Of war, wound
ed and sick, viz
Thoma. Thoinpson Fouquer Artillery gunshO wound in
right ioTe-rLu.
Aber Weaver Fouquer Artillery EuDihOt wound ia left
thigh.
WIN. Her.ey, Co. B. 4th Alabama, intermittent fever
Henry Owens 90. b. 44th Asbsma; disIhea.
j. j. Little. Co. b. 18th Alabama; gunshot wound In right
thigh.
Also, the following Union soldiers:
FAM D. Jerome, Co. d, 9th CODnectcut gunshot wound
killed
Joho Sawyer Co B, eth Connecticut; gunso. wound In
back Of chest
Lieut. John r. Bdwor Co. C. eth Connecticut gunshQ,
wound In hp, flesh
VIM. IS Post Co T. 9Th Connecticut; gunshot wound 81
force N and le;, both flesh.