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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

INNOCENT. BRO. ALLEN OF the Reporter,
stated last week, as the reason for the non. ap-
Pearance in his columns Of the proceedings Of
she Congressional Convention, that the Secre-
taries, Of whom we were one, had not furnished
them. The following allusion 10 the same thing,
from the Mohoning Register will exhonorate
US from any implied charge of delinquency
eve had expected to publish the official
proceedings OF. the Convention this week
but are unable to do so for obvious reasons
The minutes Of the Secretaries, including
the resolutions, were given to Mr.. HowELLs
Of the Ashtabua Sentinel, under the pro-
mise that he would send printed slips to
the other papers of the District in time fer
their issues Of this week. This lie has neg
Iected to do, and as consequence, our
readers must be content to wait for partc-
ulars until next week..
Bro. HowELLs is a very clever fellow, and
we have no doubt, means TO do just as he prom
ises, but he takes the world rather easy, and
sometimes forgets, and thus involves the char.
acter for vigilance. of his friends. If we mis-.
take not, our good name has suffered some in
this way before and il we had not long ago
given him up as incorrigible, and beyond the
reach of anything like a homily from US, we
would direct his attention to the argument held
ont TO him "that is faithful in that which is
least and also to that other announcement Of.
fered to him that is diligeut 10 his business"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

ATLANTIC Or. WksTERN r. R.-The FIRST
80 miles Of this road running west from its
junction with the N. Y. & Erie, to jamestown,
N. Yp has been passed over and will be open
for public travel in the course of the ensuing
week
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

JUDGE FAssErT's RESIGNATION is to take ef
iee' from the 18th inst, aud Gov. DENNIsoN has
appointed the present nominee for that Office,
TO supply the vacancy. Mr.. WADE will there
FORE enter upon the duties of the Office in ad
vance Of his election. of which there is, of
course, no doubt.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

OFF THEIR TAPS -Sundry Of the Sewing
Machine spectators who have been enjoy.
ing dishonorable advantage from an in.
fringemcnt Of the rights of Messrs WHEEL
Err d WILSON, have been brought up with
round turn by decision against them
recently made, granting permanent injunc'
tions against considerable bevy Of this
kind of poachers. The Rogers machine,
which has been sold hereabouts, is reached
by this decision, and the parties ndvertis.
ing them in our columns, order a discontin-
uunce of their advertisements.
1t should be remembered by all in want
Of machines, that the Wheeler g. Wilson
advertised in our columns, is not only the
best extant, but there is no danger Of its
use being stopped by injunctons.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01
Trsins LesvIng AshtsbnIs Depot.
Tlme OF Holding Fnlr..

Ashtabula County-Sept. IL, IL and H.
Pierpont-September 25tb.
Ashtabula-September 26th and 27th.
acknowledgements 9th and 2Sth.
0rwell-October lst, % and 3D..
Lake County--oct. Sd, 4th and 5th
Geauga Co, at Burton-Sept 25th to 2stb
Girard Pa.,--Oct. Sd, 4th, and 5th.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

E9~The debt of the American board is
now wholly removed, the last $4,000 having
been lifted by several New Workers. and
the board will now enter on its new and
wise policy Of oflimitng its expenditures to its
income
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

IoDSYs LADV's Book, for September sustains
It's hitherto brilliant reputation as a magazine
lot fashionable people. The fashion plate in
to'S number indeed, is the finest thing that ever
was IN that line and Louis announces that il
was executed and cOored by machinery. Pub
Iished BY L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, at So
per year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

The New American Cyclopedia devotes
two and half pages to the biography of
Abraham Lincoln, giving fair skecth of
his early life and subsequent career.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

A. 5. HALL, Esq. has settled 10 Warren.
Mr. II. filled the Office of Prosecutor, in this
county, two successive terms. lie is an effective
speaker and an able LAWYER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

THE UNDERSIGNED have this day
Il formed
Co-partDership 10 the Tanning and Currying
Business,
under the name and style Of SMITH h CARLISLE They
will al All times keep eomplete asEortmsnt Of
Boot and Shoe Findings, French Calf Kip
Lining and Topping Skins
Tor sale At Wholesale and Retail cheap eth b sod In
lhm Market w. w. SMITH
r. W. CARLISLE.
All persons having Notes and Aeeounts With n AIs here
BY notided to eall and settle without dsAy. .
AshtabulA, April 1850. st2 ". ". SMITH.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

Mr., LINcoLN's FoREsGGHT.-On off Mr..
Lncoln's biogrOphers relates an interesting
instance of his political sagacity. lie
bad triumphuntly answered that set Of
interrogatories which Douglas had calculat.
ed would crush him, and had made up his
mind that his antagonist should be present
ed with collection. His plan was to
comPcI him by public Interrogation to repu-
diate either the Drcd Scott decision or the
doctrine of unfriendIy legislation in the
territories. Before the discussion commenced
at Frceport Mr.. Lincoln informed his friends
OF his intention. They UNANIMOUSLY counseed
him to abandon his purpose, "ror," said they,
iii you put that question to him he will per.
celVe that an answer giving practical force
effect to the Dred Scott decision in tho ter
ritories inevitably loses him the battle, and
he will therefore reply by affirming the dec
lsion as an abstract principle, by denying
its practical applioation." But" said Mr..
Lincoln, 'if he does that he can never be
president" His friends replied chat is not
your look out, you are after the senatorshjp."
NO gentleman" said he, II am killing
larger game. The battle Of 1860 is worth
a hundred Of this !" From the day Mr..
Douglas promulgated his doctrine of un-
friendly legislation to save himsefin Illinois
he was a doomed man in all the South,
and the "battle in 1860" was won for the
republicans, though Mr. Lincoln of course
could not know that he was TO be their
gallant leader.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

THEFT AND BURGLARY. - We neglected to
mention last week the theft of the pleasure
yacht Nellie belonging to a company of our
young citizens. some days ago, and the break
ing into, in the night season, the lumber office
OF Messrs. Haskell & WILLIAMS, to procure
some portion of her sailing geer. The craft
was taken by person named Horace PARKER,
and boy who started up the lake. but finding
that she leaked and having no means Of bail.
ing were induced to run her upon the beach
near Geneva, where she was found somewhat
injured. Parker was arrested and examined
before Squire BoorH, and bound over upon beth
charges Of the Indictment and failing to offer
bail, was committed to await trial.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

BurrilPs Turkish Linim The r,cips f,t
making WIS celebrated Linment obtained by gentle
man whe VISITING the Turkish Empire. While there he
nleSseu ls use upon horses and remarkable the
cures ne concluded o purchase the recipe making r
ms own use nothing After returning 10 this cnun
y e hhue some, and tried II In several Of swelling
article discovered ~ wy
Becoming acquainted with the gentleman purchased the
recipe anu have made and used II with great success and
found one half had never been told of Il. Intrinsic ysne
ror hhe9mnn Chilblains, Pains in the back chest
eIe, aee Sore throat, Neuralgia, Toohachs,
r swelling spainPd, chafed windgaled etc #
VIZ uot vaale medicine in vogue large number OF
truceS ooud be given " necessary one trial will atiss
" the most 'kepca 1t ia perfectly take inwadiy In
Sa,es oo OF c'Shp or collie. j. Blu .lR1L Co. Prop'rs
iyoN1 % Maiden Lane, New York
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

OH BoRTNGs.--A company has been formed
at Painesville for embarking in the oil business
at TrumbuH, in this county, and the company
has already made considerable advance in drill.
ing The surface indications are considered
good.
OrtceI is also revolving the matter of testing
the indications in that town The same thing
is true also of Morgan and Colebrook.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01
DIED..

az az 'e HeeIoo August 2lst NORMAN IRyIS only child Of
- W, anu Enelhe s. Ill., aged months aud p DAYS.
In Tenn Line August 22d Of consumptiop oLivs ANyLt,
wife OF Andrew Allen, aged "a years
~ IN rleiponL August 8 uLwE r. wife Of VIM Hardy aged
5' years Deceased settled IN that townslp In isl2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

Even those who in te epoyment ~ perfect health
qen rave nsed 70 have 70 tonie A. prsvenvs
OF disease We are never too well ansfsd .oaintt te A.,
,sus Of hs i that flesh heir To-" such an inyieorstor
,ue may ma IN Hoseters Bitte-a medicine that oaanot
tbe system At,hs season. particularly The strongest man
not PROOF against the malaria IN certain sections on tbs
country. In all cases Of fever and .yne H. pStt 4, - .
potent than any amount Of qunins while the most DANGER
Gus safos OF billions tever yield N It's wonderful prot srtss
Those who have tried the nisdcne viii ne,sr st''ss ~
any OF the ailments hich the osteter Bitter, nrof., G
tubdue 10 those who have not made the eSuetsnt We cor
dialy recommend an early application to tie Bters bsn
ever they are stricken by dcaes Of the digestive organs
sold hg druggists and dealers generally everywhere
See advertisement In anotter .slr,,,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The SpirituHlistS OF A'htabulA and vicinity are to
hold their second Annual Convention at East Ashabla in
or near the used for that purpose last year. on the s
and 2nd of September 1860. Mr. F.. HALE, Painesys
W. A. D. EUME Cleveland 5, p LELAND of Middlsbury, and
Mrs H. NJ Miller of Ashtsbula engaged speakers for
the OCCASION Several other speakers may be expected to As
sist ia the vndeAtlon Of the ministry OF Angels.
H. NJ. MILLER. Corresponding Secretary.
Ashtahula Aug. 1a, 1860. 2LS7
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

LORD BRouGHAM's APoLoGY.-The apology
made by Lord Broughman to Mr. Dallas, in
the statistical convention, for impertinence
in calling to his notice the presence of an
American negro in the convention, was
hardly more satisfactory than the original
impudence. But Brougham is an old man
no less than eighty.two-and something
mast be pardoncd to the inlirmities of age.
This is his apology:
II exceedingly regret that the observa-
tons | made on the first day have been in.
terpreted into something dsrespectful to
the United States. No one who has known
me will accuse me of snch an.ntention. |
respect our brethren of the United States,
even when | differ from them. When |
called attention, in the presence of our
friend, Mr.. Dallas to the, in my opinion,
important statistical fact that most res
pectabe colored gentleman was a mem
Der of congress, only called his attention
to it just as | would the attention of our
excellent friend the representative of the
BrazilS, who is here to-day ;and God knows
Ientertain not the slightest dSrespect for the
Brazls ought also to have called the
attention Of the Count de Ripada, the
Spanish representative, to the same subject
they have colonies, and they have persons
of various colors in their possessions.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01
THAT GOOD TINE HAS COME
LOOK HERE!
H. G. TO RES

IL y L . M B Z 8
Has been n1iny his Grocery 4 Provision stor, and .
made it what Asl,tlbuA has long needed ~ LIZ
A Ff'st Class Family Grocery Store
lie intends TO keep everything In his line " IN, choicest
Kind His goods ShAl, be right in every respect
You will always hnd st his store XXX XX AID ,ios,.
Asur, with prices to correspond 10 the quality
Hams OF his own sureing Pork pursbs,sd hv bis.,
Asd warranted Corn-fed. . ''
Also all other kinds OF Provisions and Cro,.r., tov,.r
with horse feed Oats aud Corn.
He keeps assortment Of Oils and P,ipt .,,o Nail,
Hardware &C. &o
Coal and Carbon Oils, and
co AL OIL MPS!
will be found at his store OF all prices and qualities Tn
short he intends to supply the wants the people and Is
bound TO keep up with the times
He has lived in Ashtabua 10 years and has been en-
gagged In tie Grocery business for the last wears and the
knowledge he has acquired Of the Of the peope and OF
the business IN which he has been engaged enables him to
Maintain a Store and Goods
just adapted TO their wants To So his highest
and he will leave no effort unsd to satisfy and please L
eustomers F "
He respectfully ,ocits share of the patronage OF hs fell
low citizens. "
II. G. ToMBEs
lie is the Agent for the sale OF all kinds Of
ALE.
Also G. F. sadd's Agent for the sale OF
LLNSEED OIL,
By th' Dbl Price to correspond with Cleveland and cnen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

A CRrd.-The subscriber, practical Chemist and Man
uflcturer Of Chemical Preparations, FRENCH COSMETICS
FINE PERFuhEs, Se. for the past seventeen years.
offers free Of eharge) 10 ali who desire H. the Recipe and
directions for making simple Yegaabs Balm that WILL in
frdn, two eight days, remove Pimples BOtches Tan,
Freckss saoWuess aud all impurities and roughnes Of
skin leaving the same-As Nature intended should be-
se1 and bsaEHk This no humbug catch
penny affair and those who think SUCH will please
ee the Advertisement Those desiring the Recipe, with full
Instructions directions and advice will please call ad
dreaa (Nith return postsge
Jas. T. MiRsnkLG PRACTICAL CHnnsT,
6Afno No. 50 City Buildings ". Yolk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

f-F- DR. vALPEAUs CAEGHRINH-The greatest Dissoysry
Of the Age For the almost instantaneous OF eanksr in
the mouth throat stomach resulting nom SeAratina or
Typhua Feyes any other nipples liberated
gums burns, sores Of all kinds impure breath, &e
best purifier for the breath OF anything offered
to the public
To whiten and preserve the teeth, apply with brush II
will instantly remove all tartar aud other foreign
and leave the teeth as white and clear pearls.
Is entirely free from all poisonous substances and be
given 10 an infant with perfect safety.
1t valuable article for every family to have in the house.
A will remove pain and burns quicker than
thing known We will warrant to give Eatsacon In every
case Price rs centa per bottle.
j. BURRILL co, Propretors, l02 Nassau street New
York. For sale By HENDRY COPELAND. 542
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

CENSUS RETURNS Assistant Marshal FLAG.
LNU has furnished the Reporter with the follow
inO refnrns from hia dietr;ct.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-09-01

II ETTER PAPER Can and Cet some
IL of that SUPERIOR article ss LErTfR PAPER aae
ENVELOPES, ohsApAs n
,. T. CnArMAN's
New YoSk DtJ Goods ana Variety Store.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

stcphch r. DnQlas declared Henry
Clay TO DO "blacls hearted traitor"
This Is what Abraham Lincoln said Of
him, on the occasion Of his death:
On tho 9TH day Of July l776, tho
pooplc cf few focblo and oppressed
colonies OF Great Britain, inhabiting n
portion OF tho Atlantic coast OF North
America, publicly declared thoir Ma.
tional Independence, and made their
appeal 10 tho Justice Of thoIe cause, and
TO tho God OF battles. for tho mainto.
nance OF that declaration. That poo.
rlo woro few In number, and without
resources, save only their wiso hcada
and stout hearts. Within tho irst year
Of that declared independence, and
whllo ite maintenance was yet problo-
matIc-whllo tho bloody struggle be.
tween those rcsoluto rebels and their
naughty would.bo masters was still wa
ging, OF undlstlhguished parents, and
In an obscure district Of ono of these
colonies, Henry Clay was born. Tho
inihnt nation and tho infant child began
tho race together. For three quarters
OF century they hayo been compan.
ions ever. Tho nation has passed ils
pcril, and ls free, prosperous and power.
lul. The child has reached hIs man.
hood, hls middle age, and Is dead, IN
oil that has concerned tho nation tho
man has over sympathIzod, and now tho
nation mourns for tho man.
But do wo realize that Henry Clay Ii
dead2 Who can realize that never again
that majestic form shall rlso In tho
council chamber OF his country, 10 beat
back tho storms of anarchy which may
threaten, or pour tho oil OF peace upon
tho troubled blllows M they rago and
menace around2 Who can realize that
tho workings Of that mighty mind has
ccasod--that the throbblngs Of that gal.
liant hoart arc stilled-that Tho
mighty sweep of that graceful arm will
be felt no more, and tho magic OF that
eloquent tongue, which spukeas no 9th,
or tongue besides, is hushcd --hushed
iorcvorY Who can realize that free
doms champion tho champion OF q
civilized world, and OF oil tongues and
kindred and people, has indeed fallen?
Alas, In thuse dark hours OF OIL and
uIchu Whlch our lanu nah eNporiencou,
and which she may bo callod 10 expert
ence ngain--to whom now may herpeo-
plo look up for that counsel and advice,
which only wisdom and experience and
patriotism can give, and which only u o
undoubling nddeneo Of nation will
receive.
But Henry Clay is dead. His long
and eventful life is closed. Our country
Is prosperous and powerful, but could it
have been quite oil il has been, and IL.
and is 10 be, without Henry Ciay2 Such
a man tho times have demanded, aud
such In tho Providence of God, was Civ
en- us. But although his form is lifeless,
his namo will live and be beloved AMI
voneratcd in both henisphorvs. For
| IL is
"0ne of the few, the immcrtal names
That were not born 10 die
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

F'IiE proprietsrs Of this establishment have ast
thoroughly repaired snd fitted In complete ran.
ning order. They are therefore prepared to do
work In the best aud speeliest manner.
Farmera desiring CUSTOM work done conh
denuy rely upon having Il done Immediately, NJ
mill will now grind an almost indefinite guam
tity In a givcntin that clay need be feared,
We will pay the highest market price u CASH
for Wheat, 5r will grna Wheat sud pack Flour TO-
those who do not desire to sell. Thankful fo
p used favor,, they solicit continuance aud In
sfasc u business. GEO. HOLLAND SEQ.
BrookTIllc, nd. [augl6.2Tf
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
For the Ame
SONG FOR THE TIMES.


What has caused this greet conmotion, motion, =.
Our country through
II Is the voice Of ell the world
For Lincoln, ths true, and Hamiin. too,
For Lincoln, the true, and Hamlin, too;
And with them we will beat "iittle Dug" Dug
Is used up mug;
And with them We will beat sslittls Dug.
Have you heard from the State Of Mains' Maine
Good news and true.
Eighteen thousand Il abe tune.
For Lincoln, the true, and usmll1, 100.
For LinecIp, sAetruo. and IIsnIio. I<c
And with them Ne win beat little Doe,' Dug
is used up mug;
And with them We win beat '.li,tie Dug,
Have you heard from old Vermont. mont.
~ Good news and true.
Twenty-Five Thousand Is the tune. t5
For Lincoln, the true, and Hsmiln, too.
For Lincoln. the true, and Hsmlin. too:
And with them We aill beat sslitfle Dur.s pur
Il n used up mug;
And with them We wiz beat "listlo Dug.a
Have you heard from psnnsyfvania, vania;
Good news and true;
1hirty'6ye thousand Il the tune.
For Lincoln, the true, and Hamlin. too.
For Lincoln, the true, aud Haialin, too: =
Aud with them We win beat "Bttle bag Dag
Il ascd up mug;
And will them We win beat "litus Dug.
Have you heard from ohios hio. e 5 8. ,iot
Good news and true; ,.f
Thiriy,tvo shopsand = tho suno,
For Iineoln, the true. and Ifamlin. too. t
For Lincoln. she true. aud unmIin. toos
And with them wc~iif beat "litue Dug" Dug
l. used up mug,
And with them ve win beat sliitis Dug.
Have yos heard ffom fndianss ana,
God news and true,
fifteen thousand is The tune,
For Henry s, Lane, aud Morton. too.
And Lincoln, the true, and Hamlin, too,
And with them We will beat alIttls Duss pue
Ia used ep mug;
And with them wo win beat "lIIile Dug"
Dea'tyou hear ffor all the Northynorth,
& Good hees and tue; H ~
81 Jrst rine millions are the tune,
For Lincoln, the true, and ifamlin. COO,
For Lincoln, tho true, and iinmlin. too.
Andwilh them ven beat freek. Dell and Dug, Dug.
lea usedrp mugi
And With them win beat brock. nsli and spsr.'
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19


nSy- The Prince OF Wales. besides bo-
ing heir TO tho throne Of Great Britain,
which Is certainly most distinguished
position, IL also ono Of tho richest young
men of the ago, and has cash property
at this time of over fTU0,000 irrespec.
tive of this accumulating estate.
This vast sum has arisen from the
surplus revenues from tho estates Of the
Duchy OF Cornwall, to which ho be-
came entitled Immediately after hc was
born, and which have boon aocumula.
ting with interest from that time, and
this fund will go on increasing until he
as other subjects OF tho Queen, attain
the nge OF twenty-one, so that by that
timo, tho amount of money he will
stand possessed oiwill bonoaily fl 900,
600 sterling, in hard cash.
II has been usual TO consider the
Princes of tho Royal family Of ago at
eighteen, but tho Queen in this instance,
rs sho has in NIL other matters, ~ good
mother not allowed her children any
moro privileges than arc enjoyed by
others Of her subjects.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19
Vhc ol thc tcWi the iui niofth names
That were not born 10 die"

b@-A political paper, in noticing a
recent demonstration Of its party, said ;
The mir was rent with tho SHOUTS Of
tho people - Afterwards, We suppose.
the band played Root Hog, or bio
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

=. notices pubfished in the editorial column
ar a., lines or less will be charged one dollar, II
over ten lines, ten cents per line.
I,erai Advertisements will be inserted and chafg-
sd to the attorney ordering the same. -
Candidates for ohce Will be charged t"oaoi'"''
sor announcements. payable In advance.
Transient Advertisements must invaribiy DC paid
,or In advancc All others TO be settled for quarterly
A discount Of Ave per cent will bo made from sur
Usual rates for cash.
handed In by Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
rs~Uniess particular time IA specified when
ordered In Advertisements will be Published unti
nrderei out. and chnrged accordingly.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

B3- There is no use in having tenn
per il you don't know how to kccp it.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

sN- Diplomas are not always worthily
bestowed. A shcepskln Is often taken
from tho animal that is entitled TO il, 70
bo given to an animal that isn't.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

A merriam Book ani job Printing once. Notes
"A Dill usads, Circulars, Pamphlets, Posters, Bills
Lading, Programmes, Tickets, Funeral Notices
set, cot, executed In n neat and expeditions mat
ner. once 10 Hailo'a Block, 3rd Story, Broo-
vile, Ind. W. II. Poster, Proprisi"- >s-s
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-19

Taseph Reynolds. Grocery and Provision siotc.->
" The best Family Groceries always on hand
lne door north Of Slaughter William store.
brookvillo, aagi2tf