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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
Death of General Hanna

II is with no ordinary feelings Of
sorrow, that we are called upon TO re.
cord the death Of one Of the oldest and
most estimable citizen ofIndiaua-Rob-
crt Hama. General Hanna was re lurn.
ing yesterday morning to his house. i'm
the northeastern corner Of ths city,
from his sons, and had taken the track
OF the Peru Railroad, about the time that
the ten A. NJ. down trai was due. as
better WI King than the wagon road. II
is supposcd-for no ono was with him
ut the time-that he either did not hear
the train approach ", or that he did
not step far enough from the rail to
avoi the ears. lie was struck square
upon tho back by the forward timbers
of the front car and killed instantly.
General Hanna has filed many i'm
portant offices in the Stata Of Indiana,
and is widely and favorably known. He
was q member Of the Convention OF
1916, that first constitution TO the State
Of Indiana. lie Was over seventyyears
of age, and his health for some years
has been falling. To his family and
immediate friends, his sudden and vio-
lent death is II severe aflliction, and
throughout our city yesterday evening,
when the report of tho accident was
generally heard, there was n universal
expression of regret.-iadidRa State Sen.
tinel Of 10Th.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

- The Journal gives tho following report
Of the speech made by Hon. John O. Davis ut
tho Douglas demonstration at Indianapolis Oh
Friday last
"Cans we're made for Davis, and in few
moments Hon. John q. Davis, Of Terre llaute'
sprearod on the stand lie said he had with
difficulty left his ROOM owing to feeble health,
10 come 70 the meeting, and would say but
few words He had been read out OF the Dem
ocratic party by certain o0leeholders, but he
could not see the reason for the proceeding
lie reviewed his Congressional career and pro
nounced Il consistent with the principles on
which he and buchanan we're elected in 1886,
and With the position he now occupied, lie
spoke OF the recent elections as n reputation oil
Buchanan, and declared his enmity to any plat
form which set forth that the constitution car
ried slavery into oil III eterritories IL Buchanan
was nov the exponent Of the.prineiples OF the
Democratic party the charges Of itsprc-slavery
tendency msdo by the Republicans In ls5'
we're true, and their prophecies correct liz
would vote for no man for Presided in 1860
Who occupies tho position Buchanan doe
now"
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
Greenwood Correspondence.

GREENWOOD, Ind, Nov. 18th, %.
FRIEND FosTER.-Tho weather is
rainy enough 10 give person. the blues.
We have not seen the suns face q whole
day for weeks, and tho roads are got.
ting muddier, deeper, wider and appar
entity longer. You sandy soil folks
know but littlo Of the beauties OF cor
duroy roads covered with just enough
black mud to make tho rails slipper,
and tho travelling almost impossible
But while locomotion is so bad, we have
other things to interest, amuso, instruct
and edify US. Among tho good things
TO eat that we have / may notice our
Sorghum Molasses. A great many of
our farmers have mado their own mo.
lasscs this year, and tho merchants
here have several barrels Of II, and
they sell II rapidly Mt the Same rs Or
leans Moasscs. / have eaten some ut
two places, which was about as good rs
honey, and those who know my pom.
chant for that article, will consider this
as a pretty strong expression Of my lik-
Ing for the sorghum. Ono farmer told
mo that he had only about ono sixth Of
ON acre Of tho cane, and he made In n
wooden mil over thirty gallons Of mo.
lasscs, which will readily sell at 90 eorts
per gal At this rate ho make at least 800
per mere off OF his cane, and cleared at
least 900. But ha molasses was 40
thick that ho had TO take tho head out
OF his barrel and dip 10 out, being N
thick rs honey. lprcsnme that Brook
william who once bought moasscs
barrel for tho sugar II contained, md
found AMOR using oil tho molasses that
no had been eating tho juice OF u large
frog, will discard Orleans Molaaaes and
uso only Sorghum, In this section OF
country nearly every farmer Of any
means owns a wooden sugar mill, and
ho can use molaesea without suapeetlng
that whit ho cats Ia ono fourth molaa,
SEES and tho rest 9th. but not only
molasscs IL made, but have tasted some
that was we'll grained, but hardly dry
enough for use rs eugur, However
there Ia ono thing worthy Of notice
viz, Sorghum molasses IA unfit for pre-
serving purposes, though can horll,
tell why. Fruit preserved In this no
lasses, or with this sugar loses Its nat
ural taste, and II hot good, and Tul
cooked IN II II not ~ good m whoi
cooked In other molasaes, perhap
eomc OF your readers will eSphln thl
matter, But did not intend TO writ
u dissertation on agriculture, aud lest
, get beyond my depth ! will close,
Yours, q,
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OF TUE
YKIRTV-EIGKTH VOL UKE
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Indiana State Journal.

The events Of tho hr-t SIX months Of time which
will follow the Issue at this seeus si be fraught
with great interest to the people OF An1sasa. Au
extra session Of our State Legislature eommcnecsoD
the 10Th oi November aud will In all probability
continue during the n tiluC allotted ~ n by tho
Consultation lad ourniug on he 18th Of December.
The regular biennial session Nnl soHmenee on tho
7th Of January, 1899, aHd continue ahil tho sth Of
aarch.
Matters of vital Importance 70 tho PEOPLE Of Indi
ana are 10 be acted nvsn hy teer representatives u
,ho General Af,pmtly. aud MI have m interest In
s0iainiug an early knowledge of its preceding
An experienced nna csmfsfvist corps ~ reporters
will De- tullaycd 81 furuifh tor the JorrSAL each
day IL fall account Of the usiAcss transacted.
In addition 10 the pTocrediues Vi ia. stsie ksFis-
IatuFr will be The dcings Of Congtess, Which body
eonveurs on tho 9TH af Dccclnber and ALL continue
stfagts Of Con -yss,onsl Iaoescding., wrh all tho
other news furnished hy the hssoeiaisd rrtFs, will
BE- published IN each i,rue ct the Daily J,tRsAL,
and the most nrartsnt psriirrs trsHsfsusS to tho
columns VI the weekly JutR>xt.
Atcrthc aajourumen IL eungrrss and the State
legislature the intRsAL will hs ma3c miscellaneous,
AZ Tel political, IN the nstvr - iF e ntentf-
HON sncws AMI whatever relates 20 tie welfare %
The Con mon calih. viii Fe,ciys serskl attention
Ia short. .hc JotESAL sh sc l.srer - meet the
wants of In hama rchdvSs esrtriAliy-surh one Nc
can be safely 'nircdnrrd sSgsysry fanily for peru
sal nv either q, old or the young.
In order TO ma. g the JorRsAf- sueh paper - w0
desire il 10 be- We L ato incurred heavy Rdsitcnst
expense for telegraph news reporters, enrFsspona>
ent- So. but have no. increased is subscriptions
price. We will send the Weekly JorKsAL 10 ssL--
scriLers Al the following low
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
COMMENTATORS Arrested.

For some time past we have been
troubled with n band Of oounterfoiters
who have been lurking the suburbs
of our city, manufacturing bogus coin,
firing buildings, and carrying on Il
swndling business generally.
Last Sunday morning, OAicerZimmcr-
man, who is noted for shrewdness in
police affair.", in his perambulations, very
unceremoniously came upon the whole
company while in the act of preparing
the metal before casting. They were
in one ofthe houses on the fair ground.
and were seated aroundastove, without
Pipe. There were tn CO men and orr
woman. The Marshal arrested tho
whole company, with the exception of
one Jesse, who made ,eoy before Will
lam had sufficient evidence upon which
to make an arrest.
Mr. Zimmerman brought n pieco of
the raw material" to our office, which
very much rcsombled bio tx tin, but we
suppose is q composition, the ingred-
cnts ofwhich arr only known to the
counterfeiters themselves. Richmond
BroId ar.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
AFTERNOON SESSION.


The House met,
TN motion Of 'furplc, Of White,
Resoired, That the Clerk furnish each
member of the House with copy Of
the rulcsof the last session.
On motion OF Dobblps OF Martin,
Resolved, That committeeof two DO
by the Speaker 10 wait upon
his Exccllency the Governor, in connec.
ton with n similar committee from the
Senate, TO inform him that tho Lcgisla.
turc Ia prepared to receive his message,
On motion of Nebckor, Of Warren,
Rcsoired, That the duticsof Sergeant.
alarms be performed By tho doorkecp-
or.
On motion OF Jeilrcs of Wayne,
Resolved, That the doorkeepcr procure
and lay on the table of each member n
copy Of the Revised Statutes, and the
Journal and Acts Of the Legislature OF
1857.
Murray, Of Elkhart, moved that the
doorkecpcr DO authorized to appoint
such assistants as he may need, not ex-
ceeding six innumbcr.
Hunter, of Monroe, moved to strike
out six and insert tour. Tho amend.
mcnt was adopted.
Resolutions as amended adopted.
Baird, oil Vigo, moved that the Assist
ant Clork be authorized to appoint tive
assistants.
The resolution, after various amend
ments, on motion of Colgrove, Of Ran
dolph, was laid on the table.
Dobbins, Of Martin, moved that th'
doorkecper be instructed 10 subscrib'
for three copies each, of the Daily Jour
nal, and Daily Sentinel, and Weekly Lo
connective, for each member,
Marray of Elkhart moved TO strili'
ont all after tho word "Resolved.
and insert tho following
That the doorkccpcr Of the House b.
empowered to subscribe for three cop
les each of those papers in the cit,
which maintain n reporter on the foo
of the House and publish It's proceed
ings in full.
Boyd Of Lawrence, moved to strike
out three copies each and insert tw'
copies.
On motion of Nebeker, of Warren, tn
resolution and amendment were laid oil
the table.
On motion Of Austin of Wayne.
ResOtred, That the doorkeepor of tn,
House post up on the walls of the Hal
the 9th rule of the House, and see tina
il IS enforced.
Tebbs, of Dearborn, presented his ere
Dental and was sworn in.
On motion of Austin, of Wayne, al
Ijourncd to 0 A. NJ. Monday.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
TAs Measare Of Mr. Buehanan.

The message OF MI ous"
Tho important elections being over,
and tie popular feeling in some oil
tho leading States of the Union having
boon expressed through tho ballot con-
.n,Ic,y is icginlng to DO felt in re'a'
.,,oo 10 the Presidents next message 10
Congress. What will " contain anu
~. will sucl, copies rs Cuba, Mexico
1..comp,ou and tho Tariff be discussed
A.. p,sh.,nn has undoubtedly rnnde
.oos ,,rribIc mistakes. His position
safors tho country ut this moment. Is
-. Of extraordinary weakness he
80 ar,vsn away many of his best
friends. and he will DO in tho minority
n ~. nc1t House OF Representatives
mi. Ia truly an awkward position Tor
,aa ,.nan, Of tho White House, and
hence In hIs forthcoming message he
xll doubtless tax his faculties to the
utmost, In the hope Of recovering some
Of the ground hc has lost ,,,,.
The arst subject, In all probability
s,I,bs tho condition Of our foreign re-
Ia,i.n.. II will be remembered that ~
II. former message, tln President Ou'
.s,,ed In n significant manner 70 ia,
aemands that had boon mado agar" anu
.ssIo nv tho United States upon .n'
,e,srnmen. Of Spain aud suggested tue
s,oos.ltv Of some moro decisive po''cy
wbs, has been done MEANWHILE ano
.hs, Ia the actual stnte OF Affairs DC
,wssn,he two countries, weshell prooa
bly learn through tho medIu" OIL W.
approaching messago'
Mr.. puehsnas Ia evidently dlsposou
4. follow on, tho doclrIncs Of the oslend
manifesto, not In direct iorm' pu' ~
directly. Yet with tho rebuEe that D"
,u., been given him through tho p"''o
boxos, II Ia not likely he will venture ''
suggest sny bold or startling policy
Ito will merely reoIte the facts, ana pu
tho .esponsIbIlIly upon Congress, ~
IN rotation To Mexico. What will b'
ssld In relation 20 the Tariff and ie
compton, II IA impossible 10 lmaglne'-
III tho result Of tho recent elections b'N'
produced any influence upon h'a MIMI
he will Of coureo abandon tho groun'
h,has heretofore assumed, and oonced
something to tho popular wish Til
would be tho most advisable course v
many points Of view, but II someiIme
happens that persons who areln the on
loyment Of power, become perverse mn
obslInatc. even at the risk Of saerlile'n
come % tho iearost Intercsts OF thel
country.
Tho Paragu, y exhibition and lta OF
iests, tho American Treaty with Chln'
and our relations with Central Amer
cs, will oil DO discussed in the message
and Il Ia to DO hoped that Rail Roa
20 the Pacific will not be forgotten o
slirhtsd. Many minor topics will b
introduced and glanced at, but the fore
going are tho most prominent belor
tho Nation at the present time, and vi
naturally form tho loading features
the Presidents manifesto.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

bay The Springfield oohIo Press" of
tho 18th Inst, says Tho Methodist Pro,
testant Convention, which has been
held In our city during tho last week,
closed lts labors on the 10th inst,
Tho mostsimportant business trans
acted, was split in tho Church North
aud South.
Steps were taken TO found q demon
national College, and to establish dc.
nomlnational Paper and Book Con
Germ.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

- Dr. Sam Davis OF this county was \
candidate for Secretary of the Senate, at Indi-
snspoli. last week. The Dr., though defeated
isvery popular with the members, and no doubt
would have been elected to the position, but for
the necessity Of choosing an anti-Lecompton
Democrat in order to effect an organization
The IndianapolisJournal Of Friday last, spoke
Of him thus: ar. Samuel Davis, Of Franklin
county, veteran in the opposition ranks, is a
cand idate for Secretary Of the Senate. lie is
an excellent man, and has the endorsement Of
bis friends and neighbors He served one term
the Legislature from Franklin county some
years ago"
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pRs. WORTMAM 6 WILLIAMS,

FOR all varieties ofChronlc Diseases. One ~ NJ
viii be in lrookyie Saturday aud Sunday, NJ tho
Naila House, Deec mber In aud l2ihi az Laurel
Thnrso " aud Friday, December 9TH and lnlh
We would tall particular attention to our mode
oftrsnting disease ot the Lung, and air passages
by Inhalation Of dedicated NSpars, which We have
used for several yea with great success. II cna-
bic. "a. to arrive nj ereci aud .urcessu course Of
treatment. We intend ~ witt the above named
places every six weeks for cue year. All pc,r"ns
Wishing to avail themselves q our advice, will call
A. early ~ practicable, ~ our Il us i. lmicl. i?2t
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

GRAND ENcAMpMEST, /. O. o. F.
The election of the officers Of the
Grand Encampmont, for the ensuing
year, was heldat indianapolis, on Tues
day evening, and tho following were
choscn
For r. w. G Patriarch, r c. p. John
II. StniIcy, Of No. "a. For NJ Il. e..
High Priest, p. G. p Dayil Ferguson,
Of No. 80 For II. W. G. Senior War
den, p. c. r. James Burgess, Of No.
AZ. For II. w. G.. Junior Warden, L.
c. p. II. j.. lIrown, Of No. 30. For II.
w. G.. Scribe, r. G, p. Il. II. Barry, of
No. 10. For r.. W. G.. Treasurer, =. g.
7. r. =. lInughey, of No. 30 For g.
Representative to the q. l.. Y. =. J.. G.
T.. Chris Miller, Of No, @. For Alter.
nate q. Representative G. J.. U. $. PC.
Z. George q. Roberts, Of No. 90. For
G.. Sentinel, p. 9. =. G. Tolcr, of No. 3
For Deputy G.. Sentinel, y. G. r. l.. s
Tyler, Of No 3.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
)anr OF the Grand Lodges Of l. 0 0.
The Nrnnd Lodges Of Odd Followa

lie ''rhnd Lodges OF Ouu FOLLOWS
Nhieh assembled ut indianapolis on the
18th inet., held their nnnual elections of
officers with tho following result
NJ. W, @. Master, A, II Mathew ,
New Albany.
H. W. u. q. Master, Thos, Under
wood, Of Lafayette.
u. W. q. Warden, A. u. Lockhart, OF
Princeton.
u. W, q, Secretary, u, II, Barry, oI
Indianapolis
q Rsp to G, l.. Y, s., Milton lIcrn
don, Of Crawl ofdsylllc,
Az, q Rep, 20 q, H. y s. H. N
Campbell, DanyIllc,
'fhco, y, Naughty. Andrew Walloc,
and +, NJ Charhlnan, OF this city
wcrl elected Trustees Of Grand Lodge
Hall,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

which framed tho frs. Constitution of
Indiana, once Senator Of tho United
States for Indiana. and who has held
other important public trusts under the
State, always to her honor and advan.
tage.
Resolved, That rs n testimonial of
respect for the memory of tho deceased
this body will now adjourn.
Resolved, That a copy ofthese reso-
lutions DO transmitted TO the family Of
the deceased.
On motion, adjourned.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

Iowa CArITAL.-A Des Moines correspondent
finds fault with paragraph which no copied
from some Western Journal respecting the
capital Of iowa. AS the main fact, viz: that
the capital Of Iowa is Des MoiHes, was correct
" stated, we do not deem it worth while to cor
rect the minor errors which our correspondent
- kind enough to point out.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

seS- II Is said that Hon, Thomas Cor.
win will DO candidate for the next
Spcakership, hc being tho only man In
tho opposition ranks upon whom the
South Americans aud Republicans can
unto.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

II is rnmored that Secretary Cobb will re-
commend in his forthcoming report to Congress
tax on Tea and Coffee, in order to rcplenish
the exhausted National treasury.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

IMpORTANTl

monts on bis house, offers Il for sale 20 any maH 81
any profession or occupation, | shall sell ehoap OF
! will trade Il Tor SMALLER property Ia town,
NAsAl persons owing me, are requested % call
aud settle their accounts by note or cash Immediate
~, T., u. BARR.
Fairfield, Nov. IS, 1858. nofa.lf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

Supreme Court, which is row in session at In
dianapohs.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

The District Court Of the U, g., con
yoncd ut Indianapolis Monday last -
The following gentlemen compose the
Grand jury
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
Organization Of the Legislatura.

Inc Legislature cohNehou on catur.
day last, and procecdc to an organiza
ton. In the Senate james II. Vawterl
Esq, Of Jsnning County, Anti Lccomp.
ton Democrat, was elected Secretary by
unanimous vote, having received the
caucus nominations Of oil tho parties.
James NJ. Tyner Of Miami county, Re-
publican, was elected assistant Socrcta.
~, receiving 25 votes TO % by his op.
ponent, Cawthorn. A. +. Shortage,
Republican OF Marion county. was cleo.
ted Door Keeper, and John II. Osborn,
Anti .Lecompton Democrat, Of Hancock
assistant Door Keeper,
All the officers OF tho Senate present.
led themselves. and werc sworn In.
Mr.. Weir offered n resolution that the
Senate inform the House Of Rcprescn.
tativos that tho Senate was organized
aud ready forlegislalivo business, which
WAS adopted by consent.
Mr.. Harrington offered resolution
that the rules Of the Senate OF 1855 Q
adopted.
Several members objected.
Nr GoodIng wanted TO offer nm
amendment that ifnny member 'boltcd'
on any question presented for action
during tho session, IL should bo consid.
cred nm Insult 10 tho Senate and the
offending member dealt with accord.
Ingly.
without coming to any conclusion
tho senate, on motion of Mr.. Craycus,
nd journed until Monday morning at
0 o'clock.
The House WINS organized by the
election Of J. W. Gordon, Republican Of
Marion County M speaker II, J Ryan
Anthleeomplon Democrat Of Marion
county, Chief Clerk. Geo. II, Chap
man Republican Of Marion county ~
Journal Clerk, and Robert JennIng oI
Floyd county Door Keeper,
| REVOLUTIONS.
Ily Dobbln Of Marion, That Ito SEN
aie DO Informed that tho House Ia or
aanlEed by tho election Of Speaker, &c,
and Ia ready to proceed TO Legislative
business, Adopted,
by Austin Of Wayne, That tho Door
keeper DO authorized 10 appoint TIVE
boys 10 net M pagea, Adopted,
| BY Boydof Lawrence, ThetIho rule
Of tho lust House DO adopted, for IN,
prescnt,as the rules Of tho prcscnt ses
sion, Adopted.
by DobbIns OF Marion, Tint the 70
porters for tho city newspapers BIO per
milted tooeenpy scals within the bar
on tho noor,of tho House, % assignee
them by the Speaker. Adopted.
onmotIon Of Davis Of Floyd, adjourn
ed to 2 L, NJ.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

ba- w. X Sebastian has been elect
cd United States Senator from Arkaa-
sas,
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the DAILY JoURyAIl.

Containing the latest tclcgnrAie ncrs received
the evening before publication, witstse proceedings
Of the legislature up Ia the hour ofssjenTnment. the
decisions of the Supreme Court, andthe seaersiand
local news ofthe State and city, will he sent by the
early morning express trains to subseriS.ss in the
railroad towns at 30 cents per month"; or - Der
Subscribers residing of the lines OF railroad NJ alse
receive ihcirpapers ny express by making arrange
mcns for their delivery al convenient points Those
who cannot make such Hrrange mcnts viii have their
papers forwarded by the earliest mails leaving the-
city.
Al subscriptions must be accompanied by the
money. Nc deduction made on me prize of tho
Daily JorRSAL except 10 persons receiving it for
delivery by carriers.
Ec In all cases where the ma ker ola club for the
Weekly JOURNAL receives an extra copy Of the pa
per the entire package will be addressed 20 him for
distribution, excepting the smaller clubs fifteen
under. All that is necessary to be done " for
the order sent US TO state the number Of tapers
wanted and the name Of the person to whom they
are 20 he addressed.
zsi- In sending orders for papers much trouble
and confusion will be avoided by writing names
post Offices and counties distinctly.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

By The Springfield Qll) Register,
Democratic, gives the majority for the
Republican tate ticket in Illinois So
"a
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sTEVENSON'S SAMARITAN
LIN NJ E d Il!

An infaIlible remedy for Headache. Neuralgia,
Sore-throat and Spinal affection. In
fact il il cure for all kinds of pain TO which man
or boast is subject. For sale by
ro4Ism d. W. KELLY, Broekville.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26

GOLDEN SYRCP.-Thc very best article in the
VI market, kept constantly on hand BY
nov. 10 ". MORROW & CO.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
VERY lGw RATgsl

AZ which every article will he sold, dive ~ .
call, II will afford ~ pleasure 10 exhibit our
floods, though NO should not sell you the worth 10
penny, T. U, hAkEN 90,
nrookyils, Nov, ~, lhsb nuti.n
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-26
sTEVENSON'S COUGH SYRUP.

An excellent remedy for Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough aud Asthma Try II, and II u does not give
-,tis,aetion no charge will be made. For sale by
.ou 3m j. w. KELLY, Rockville.
CioRGHUM MoLASSES.--A prime article just
y ceivcd and for sale az the odd White Corner
nov 10 ". MORROW co.
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READY lIhDE cLOYNING,
PRACTICAL TAILOR.

Which peeuliar. hls hlm Coz selecting ready .mads
Clohing,
fauuh, every department Of the iiadp II fall
and complete, ~ customers viii nnd nIeR ukemis
million, 90 say milling af Tie
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FALL AND WINTER GOODSI

Which cswlinss in price, qaality aud taflsty Ell
lhsi eeuld hedesifea, To- pafieulnflFe the Thou
impossible Job
The stock has Teen selected With ef,al sars -