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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

r~ When temptation appears, and we
are almost persuaded to wrong how often
n mothers word of warning will call to
mind vows that are rarely broken. Yes
the memory Of mother has saved many
a poor wretch from going astray Tall
grass may be growing over the hallowed
spot where All her earthly remains re
pose; the dying leaves Of autumn may
bc whirled over II, or the white mantle Of
winter may cover it from sight, Vet the
spirit Of her, when he walks in the right
path. appears. and gently, softly, mourn
fully calls to him, when wandering off
into the wavs Of error.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
G Communicated.
From the Wise 7nsin Second Regimen


= ~ % o0-'N' ->e > '-'A ''-''
IN tue 0I FrinS neaE Mar55 LriI tb I0aTs s5 0"se Va
DEAR TRIBUNE
You viii undoubtedly find it difficult to
make out this scribblc. as 7 am minus both
ink and pen; vet trust YOU will hear with
me. considering that my ba,k IS leaned against
pile Of rubbish known only to those who are
used to camp life, or a soldier in the defence
Of his country, while one borer arm is thrown
across the other in the shape Of a letter X,
and the o}aele' thrown in an angie Of forty
five degrees, while it rests there confdingly,
holding up the material on which write -
upon the whole lgdicrous in the extreme.
Undoubtedly YOU have been apprized or the
advance Of the Army of the Potomac ere
this. and have become well nostod an its adj
vent into the .recesscs Of Dixie 50 far If has
met with no impcdimcnts. and it IS likely to
march wen on to Richmond ere il meets with
the chiralrv."
w I-f camp rluluEnast Ii four o'clock On
Monday morning last knowing not our desti-
nation b. daylight we had aearcd the old
picket Iiuc From alI directions there came a
perfect mass of infantry. 1t seemed as if the
Northern ARMY was here ca n,asxe. BY clcv-
en- O'Clock We had arrived at Fairfax Court
House where We found New jersey Resi-
meHt. "e marched through this deserted
place tauee So thriving q village our band
playing Hail Columbia, 70 the grove jast in
s'-'' 'l Germantown no" en'feiE IN runs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

Silently CooL-At n review OF the
Wisconsin regiments, q few days since a
soldier IF the Second very excitedlv for
got to draw his rammer and. firing it off
It unfortunately struck a soldier of the
Seventh, passing through the neshv part
of the le@. shortly after. the careless
soldier made his appearance at the woun-
ded man : tent, and begged the loan OF
his rammer, saying, ''fherell BE- a fuss
II don have one on inspection, and YOU
Won want yours, as YOU il have to 90 in
to the hospital We have heard of a
jewel called impudcnce, but must call
this a perfect byou Of that species
Hashjn9t0n Chronicle.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

La Work upon the second iron plated
steamer at Grceus. OFT IS pushed with the
utmost speed, day aud night, and 1t Is
hoped that she will be ready for sea du-
ring the present month This vessel viii
be much larger than the Monitor. will
carry eighteen guns of the largest calibre.
and will be practically invulnerable 1t
j. confidently believed THAI she will be the
fastest OF this slow species of war vessel
ever constructed The third iron-clad
steamer provided for in the original APP
preparation is in process Of construction
ut Philadelphia The news Of what the
rebels arc doing in the same line Of bus
mess, will proba " lead to the hurrvin.
up of the work on her
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
G Ghoite pOetrp.


saL Oh song.
TIE ENSIGN or GLeRT i National Anthem respect.
fully dedicated the army and Navy Of the United
States Of America. by the Rev. Roswell Park D. d. a
graduate of the United States Military Academy and
Chancellor Of Racine Co.lcge, Wisconsin
The Flag Of our Union, fling it TO the sky,
Around i, rally to conquer die
Our fathers devised It, and nobly unfurled
The boast Of our country the hope Of the world.
On the land and the sea ii has been and shall be
The ensign q glory, the flag Of the free.
Though traitors threaten and tyrsnts may frown
No trial or danger shall cloud its renovn.
To duty and honor It's symbols are true,
The badge Of the faithful, the red white and blue.
On tie land, etc
The star spanEled banner in spendor arrayed,
Our hornlse shall welcome wherever displayed,
While floating triumphant is emil+ms disclose
Bright stars FOR our heroes and stripes FOR our foes
On the land etc.
Hall bea1teous Columbia, be happy and great,
The eyes Of ali nations are fixed on thy fate;
Our army aud navy thy mandates attend
Mid battles loud thunders thy flag to defend.
On the land, etc
And when with its signet cur national shield,
The laws Of our mighty republic are sealed,
The eagle shall bear them Ger mountain and plain
With lightning belts flashing their power maintain
On the land etc.
May God bless oar standard our trust Is in him
That no deeds Of darkness its llstre may din,
s,iu may /. illam.ne our lands farthest shore,
One grand constellation till time be no lore
on the land, etc.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
a@ Gov. Morgan

~. Gov. Morgan Of New York report.
that his State has 50 900 men in the field.
and 1850 meu in in camp and that IN
cluding thrC e months men she has furnis-
he'd 10000 Gov Curtin represents that
Pennsylvania has $4,000 men in the field
and lO,5O0 in camp, and inc'ldcng TIE
three months men She hsa furnished l2i
00).
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
--latest from the Seat" Of War.

Gen. Price has lately had another Sc
we're attack in his rear
The army has lately been putting its
best Foote forward.
The rebels at Fort Donelson. being de
sirous to m ct the " id Yankees" have
had their wishes Granted
Floyd has been stealing again. He
stole away.
The rebel prisoners have to sleep with
out Pillow for the present
The cavalry ser~ice - no longer popu-
lar, rs the whole country is shouting: Go
on, Footer'
Prices rear has been worn out in at
tempting to slide - over rough ground
1t Is now proven that the Northern BOYS
are not to be whipped with Bush-rod
The Burnside Of secession is next the
water, but it cannot be put out for all
that
\ large rebel force in the game Of war.
has been e. sent to Chicago on the first
trial
Duponts best is about to be tested
ut Savannah
The Chicago Light artillery was so
heavy that the rebels failed in their at
tcnpts to lift it during the night
The wicked seccsh have fallen into the
(rille) pits they di@eed fer others. in Ten
ncssee
The battle, sunday, against Buckncr.
Floyd and Pillow, was justified bv Sscrip-
turc. The asses fell into a (riflc) pit and
our boys took them out
\ large number Of desperate sinners
were on the anxious seat last SUNDAY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

BSg~ Gen. Buckncr i said 20 be very hi.-
ter on Floyd and Pillow. since his cap
tire, calling one t1e great thicf" and
The other the ditch digger" Buckner
Is intimates h.s belief tiat the rebellion
has received p check from which :. an
never revive
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

pa3~ The reason Of the sudden retire. t
from Manassas was the be isf Of an inten-
ton on the part of Gen Mcclellan to turn
their right flank by a march through Fred
eriekshurc
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

pa \ countryman took his seat at
hotel table opposite gentleman w.'e'was
indulging in bottle Of wine; SupposinG
it to be common property, our unsophisti-
Gated, innocently helped himself to it from.
the other gentleman 5 glass That is cool!
exclaimed the owner Of the wine. indig-
nantlv. Yes replied the countryman L
should think there was ice in it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILEoAD-Thc
work of re-opening this road Is being pros
ecu. ed with extraordinary viror \ bridge
one hundred and forty-iour feet long was
built las vnek in fortv hours
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

a-g 4 locomotive on the Rochester and
Syracuse Railroad has been adorned with
the title. q still live. This Is more
than many of the passengers can say at
the end Of the er Journey.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

BEOoKIrN Navy IARD.-Thn number
Of men employed in the yard Is about
300 There arc about GOO recruits on
the receiving ship, and 10 men in the ma
rine barracks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

The FARM MORTGAGE AcT DECLARED
Observation-Disclosures Supreme Court,
at its session this morning, decided the
case of 0atman vs. Bond, which involved
the constitutionalitv of the act for the re-
lief of the Farm Mortgaeers. The deci
sion Of the Court il. that the act isuncon-
Standardization Journal
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

GES. LANE-Whcn one wolf Of herd
is 50 unfortunate rs to get wounded, the
rest Of the pack cxbrcss their sympathy
at once by pitching in and deyouring him
Human nature and ,roL nature are strik-
ingly similar in this aspect When Gen.
Lane passed through Chicago a few weeks
since to head an expedition South, and
founb on his arrival to take command of
the troops, that he had been deceived hv
false promises those who culo-izcd him
loudest, Immediately turned about: Snccr-
ing at him Is 4 humbu-, charlat n, &c
and have not Vet ceased to pelt him with
mud The fact that he as the leader of
its troops above all others. was and is the
choice Of gallant little Kansas which has
done and sacraficed 50 much in this war
should entitIe him % respectful treatment
at least Lane has returned to the SEN
ate, and we believe those who c0nspircd
70 crush will be utterly confounded in
the end Nobody eveL kicked Lane vet.
without hurting his o1rn shinS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

g~ In the winter the sun promises
his coming by long morning wilight
but when he comes he shines Gimly and
sets soon And so with men, the longer
thelr promises the poorer their peform-
snces
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26

IMPREssNENT.-The Southern Confeder-
acy has ordered that all free negroes who
do not volunteer, shall be impressed in
the public service
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-03-26
THE MINERAL POINT TRIBUNE

IS PCBLIsHED EvERY WEDNESDAY,
In the old Eagle saloon, corner II High AMI Vine
streets Mineral Point, Wis by
Bills : & . o n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
FROM ATcCLFLLAN,s ARMY.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 19.
The Bulletin says q gentleman who left
Fortress Monroe last evening, furnishes
the following:
The army Of the Potomac had all arrived
at the lower end Of the Peninsula, without
being molested on the way in the slightest
degree. Gen. Mcclellan, it is understood,
Fitz John Porter's division, which was on
the opposite side Of the James River, has
also come down the Peninsula. Gen. Burn
side arrived atsFortress Monroe on Sun
day, and went up the James River as far
as the Chickahominy TO see how operations
were going on. He returned yesterday
morning to the Fortress, reporting every
thing satisfactory. The weather was cool
and delightful, and most favorable for the
movement of troops Most Of the gun
boats came down the river, but some re-
main to guard the pontoon bridge across
the Chiekahominy, over which the army
passed on its way down the Peninsula.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
FROM MISSOURI.

LEXINGTON, Mo, Aug. 18.
Brig. Gen. Lane has reached here with
reinfOreements, rendering the safety Of this
place certain. The gunboat Werner is also
here, which can do valuable service in
case of an attack. Some Of Quantrill's s
general orders have been found near here
They ask all persons wishing to escape
being drafted into the Federal army, to
join his camps where they will find arms
and ammunition to operate against the
Federal troops at every possible point
They also state that every man liable to be
drafted into the United States army, who
is found going to any Federal military
post, or any person who is known to have
reported to any military post the where
abouts Of Southern men, shall be shot
wherever found; also, any one known to
have paid money to the Federal Govern
ment to exempt him from military duty,
is liable to have his chattel property taken
for the use Of the Southern army. These
orders emenated from the commander Of
forces recognized as regular soldiers by
the rebel Secretary of war
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
Wv YORK MAR KET.-Aur. 30.

LuI TELE0hAFEsl
ELOUIl-Markot opened heavy and closed shade
lower, with moderate demand for export and home
salos i5Soo bbls at s4oOa5os for suporfps state
S5,l5853O for extra state; si,S5695O5 for superint
WESTERN s3l9g2,4O for common 10 medium extra
brands extra round hooped 0hloi S5,s5@6,25 for
CANADA FLOUR Market rules hoayy. without
any Important change sales 500 barrels AZ e. 2d5 81
for common s6,3Agb,25 for good 10 choice extra.
RfE FLOUif-Market quiet and hrmi at t3,-
COIN MEAI.-Aiarket held quite firm. Sales
g. SD tor Jersey and sJ,gS65 for caloric and
wills y Market active and iirmer. Sales 400
WIIEAT-There is only moderate demaud for
Wheat and tho market closes rather heavy
"a 9le S 1,5 15g Dash U9ieago spring At sl,24l,2Q
amber Iowa at sl,29 - 5000 bush Racine spring
az sl,l lygq bush winter rcd western at 81 ,2gg
bnsh red Long Island at sl,3b; 1900 bush white
AilSllgan a. y i94l,i2i and $500 bush white Ken
n Market for rye scarce and firm. sales 5000
bush primo western, at SIC.
BARLEY MALT-We notice sales 900 bush
CORN Market opened dull and closed beayy.
Sales $500 bushels al 5s5Oc for sound old linked
Wosierni 5i957 for eastern; 475l for unsOund; 706
OATS Market active and nrlner Sales Al Ssa
o2e ior Jersey Canadian. western aud state
on y ZEE harket for Rio quiet. Sales 400 bags
sQ(sAR Raw firm and in good demand. sales
leans 400 boxes Havana at s@c and By auction "a
hhds Now uriean6 at s566IlO5{-4 months
uOLAssES- Market firm. Sales l96 hhds Cuba
common az 93c 100 hhds Barbados on D. T. I -.
HOPS-Steady and firm. Sales 100 bales new nj !
l6e22c, the latter price for choice
KICE-Markel quiet and unchanged
tOh k-There is better business doing in Pork. |
and prices are hrmer. Sales 800 bbs at an 5Oll rs
for mess, closing at the latter price; S9s7iO6O for
clear. N'' ~
BEEFEMaIket rules quiet but very firm. Sales
~ n3s ~ OO for prime; SS9l0 for mess; sl29
l3 y for repacked mess; sl31I4,s7S for extra mess
. hlME MISS BERF-Market little dullsr. /
BEEF HAlIS-Quiet and unchanged. Sales 80 |
bbls choice western at Sl6,5O
CUT MEATS-In fair demand and worry firm. /
hams -
ED lIEATs-Markct steady. salos 2o.ooo |
s at 64c for clear 6e for ribbed and &c fop shoul
BACON sIDEs-Market quiet Sales 400 boxes
rough sides at SIC.
LAllD-,Market rules steady with fair demand
price.
State.
,CHEEsE- Market firm and in fair request at "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20

The following IS a list Of appointments Of
| Major and Brigadier Generals just made by
the President; Brig. Gen. H. s. Wright, OF
the U. S. Engineers, to be Major General
Col. Michael Coreoran, Of the Goth N. Y, to
be Brigadier General Cbi OfandO N.
Wilcox, Of the 2nd Michigan, to be a Briga-
dier general Brigadior General G. W. Cul.
lum, not confirmed by tho Senate by an ae-
eidontal omission, is Te-appointed to be a
Brigadier General. Brigadier J. J. Barnard
has been assigned TO the command of the for
tihcations around Washington and the troops
assigned to their defense.
Admiral Farragut under date Of the
lOth OF August, thus addresses the Seere-
tary Of the Navy:
Sir, regret to inform the Department,
that at the town Of DOnaldsonville they
have pursued a uniform practice Of firing
upon our steamers passing up and down
the river. / sent a message to the inhabi-
tants that if they did not discontinue this
practice I would destroy their town.
The last time Ipassed up to Baton Rouge
to the supper of the army anchored six
miles above DonaldsOnville, and heard
them fire upon the vessels coming up. In
the latter case they made a mistake, and it
was so quickly returned that they ran
away. The next night they fired upon the
st. Charles. therefore ordered them to
send their women and children out Of town,
as / certainly intended to destroy it on my
way down, and L fulfilled my promise to
a certain extent.
burnt down the hotels and wharf build
dings, also the dwelling house of Mr..
Philip Sandey, who is said to be a Capt.
Of guerrillas. He fired upon our men, but
they chased him off, We also brought off
some ten or twelve Of his negroes and sup
piled ourselves with cattle and sheep from
his place. Commander Wainwright died
on the 10th inst. after an illness of two
weeks.
The destruction Of the rebel ram Ar
kansas by Com. VIM. D. Porter, is warmly
commended in official quarters, and the
service thus rendered will be suitably ac-
knowledged. This officer was among the
sufferers by the action Of the naval retir-
ng board, which was subsequently re-
Toked. Last year he was deprived Of his |
owing to a charge Of disloyalty, |
1ut was Immediately returned on his show |
ng that the allegation was predicated on |
'orged letters. By his gallantry on the
he has vindicated his character |
against all unjust aspersions.
Gen. Corcoran has concluded TO furnish |
he material for the publications of his
in Southern prisons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
FnRPIGN TTRnls.

NEW YORK, Aug, 10.
A grand banquet was given at Sheffield
to Lord Palmerston, who in his speech, re-
GREETED the prevailing distress in the
manufacturing districts, but thought al
would admit the wisdom Of the government
in not attempting to relieve that distress
by interference.
Mr.. Roebuek made a long speech. He
had no doubt America would be divided into
two, and he thought ultimately into five
parts and forever cease 10 be the United
States. He denounced the conduct Of the
North as an immoral proceeding totally
incapable Of success. (Cries Of no, no; yes,
yes.) Thus they could never be reunited.
The war was a mere waste Of blood. Il
was no war against slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
FROlI nIIssOTRI.

SF, LOUIS, Aug. ~.
: Hon Johns. Phelps, Military Governor,
and VIM. F. SWitzler, Sec. Of State of Ar
kansas, left yesterday for Helena, ARK.
Coils. Mcneil and Guitar have been promo
ted to Brig. Genls. Of enrolled Militia, for
recent battles with the Guerrillas.
The city was full Of vague rumors yes
terday that fight occurred on Friday last,
near Lexington, between about 800 Federal
troops and the guerrillas Of Quantrill, Hays
and Hughes, in which the Federals we're
defeated, but no official adviees have yet
been received. Passengers by the Pacific
R. R., however, bring reports that fight
did occur at Lone Jack, jackson Co., about
20 miles southwest of Lexington, between
parts of Coils. Phillips and Crittenden' s
regiments Of State troops, about 800 strong,
and about 5000 rebels under Quantrill
and other guerrilla chiefs, resulting in the
defeat of the State forces, with a loss Of
200 killed and missing, and 2 pieces of
artillery, Official accounts expected to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
FROM MEMPHIS.

NIEbFhIsi mug. 10.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 18th states,
the Federals took possession of Bayon Sara
on Monday, the 11th inst, seizing all the
sugar and molasses, and are quartering
garrison there. Also that the rebels have
been reinforced in Arkansas, that their
ordinance stores have been increased, and
that Gen. Holmes has assumed command
Of that State. The Appeal contains large
editorial in which it says, the sooner we
cease to look for foreign aid or European
intervention, the better for all concerned.
The writer also designates Yallandigam
Wood, Pierce and Seymour Of Connecticut,
with some half dozen other prominent men
as Ethe only true Friends the South can
count upon in the North.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20

lbh IEAEGEAPH.l
MONEY-The market continues easy at a64
per cent on call and 45 per cent for strictly prime
paper.
BrERLlNG EXCHANGE = The market is
heavy. Bankers bills nominal at l26A@l27.
GDLD-American gold lower. Market opening
l5 closing steady at IAN per cent. premium Calf
fornia gold bars quoted nominal at l4&l5 per cent
premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-The market closed
sury Notes iO5lllOjl4.
BTQCKS-Are better but close weak. Chicago
Rock Island, go; Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy s616
Milwaukee Fond du Lac 81; Milwaukee 4 Prairie
I'd Chien, 3i55; Toledo 4 Wabash 4O& b6O Cleveland
Z Toledo, 5il4 Galena & Chicago, 744 Cleveland,
Columbus CINCINNATI, 49, Cleveland Pittsburgh
~ lu central scrip 63 Michigan Southern 3O8;
Michigan Central, 674 Reading 90; Harlem l6H, pre-
terred 394i American Gold ll55d Delaware & Hud-
SON. 4s Pacific Mail HOY n. Y. Central 81 Eric 3g
ChicagO q n. W. I'd bonds 2gs, do st SOL; Toledo 4
Wabash ls bouds o. do 2d 6i1z; Hudson Sd g3 do ls
los rie Attn gl; brooklyn water loan lO4; Ohio Is co
l0; Mo. 454i Va 90; Tenn 504; California Is w Pan
anna 1875 Michigan southern guaranteed 62A; United
States IS 81 registered O1 Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
ONicagO lst bonds %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20

Ne" IUhki aug u.
& The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Enquirer under date Of Ft. Monroe the
18th, says, the army was crossing the
Chickahominy yesterday by means Of o
pontOon bridge two thousand feet long,
formed Of upwards Of 100 pontoon boats.
By personal observation this morning, I
hhd that with a few exceptions our entire
feet Of transports has arrived here, 50
that may say they are all safe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
n. Y. CATTLE lIARKET-Aug. 10.

Total receipts of Cattle Of all kinds for the week =
Beeye5 f,la3 Cows 20, Veals $50, Sheep and Lambs
II ,2jt, swine l2,66J.
Prices Of Beef Cattle at 4ith street this week Ex-
ira as199sA; lst quality 7A@Sh; I'd quality 74GlTH.
The market opened with a lively demand at i'm
proved prices. The advance was equal to 16lkc per
pound On Monday the sales reached 33OO head at an
average rate Of 73E17sdc. Veal Calves have mot i'm
proved. Mich Cows are selling fairly at s25Oaa
1900
SHEEP-In good demand at 4aIA for live, and
Lambs l79q514, the latter rate for extra.
SWINE-Have been active and the stock all sold
We quote al 35f93 for corn fed live 3763S for dis.
tillery fed do
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
FRnN NEW YORK.

NKW YORK, Aug. 10.
Two eargoes Of cotton, some 800 bales,
being those. Of thecaptured sohsOners Mag
nolia and Andromeda, was sold at auction
to-day, bringing Sl66,000.
Under instructions from the State De-
partment passports are granted to persons
liable to draft who desire TO 90 abroad on
executing bond, with sufficient security,
to perform military duty or furnish sub
atitlsfe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20

MANY of the afflicted who are paying out
large sums of money for treating Dyspepsia,
Throat and Lung complaints and nervous
diseases, would find a more pleasant and val
liable remedy by investing one dime week
in VapOr Gum. Such as give it a faithful
trial will be convinced of its utility, ltd&w