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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-16

The Geneva Arbitration Court In Active Session
Sir Roundsll Palmer Slightly Invalided.
1tlesMm TO TIVE NEW ysax UsRAls.

GENEVA. August Is, 1872
The Alabama Claims Arbitration Tribunal met at
noon to-day, and remained in session until forty
minutes past three O'Clock this afternoon, when 1t
adjourned to reassemble at noon tomorrow.
Sir Rounded Palmer the counsel for Great Britain,
was present at the session. though suffering from
indisposition.
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Crtstadoro's Improved Hair Dye.-IThe
world has never proaced preparation which with
such efficacy, sefoty and rapidity
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rslEeaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

r DUBLIN, August Is, 1872.
Military reinforcements have been ordered to
Belfast and several other towns In the North, as
disturbances are feared to-day in consequence OF
the celebration by the Roman Catholics OF the pas
sage OF the repeal Of the tiProcessions act by
the imperial Parliament.
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A.--Hersld Branch omoc, Brooklyn. ,
Corner d Fulton avoaue and Boerum street.
Open from 5A. M to5 NJ
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Kaiser william Holds Firmly to His War Bond.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, August Is. 1872.
The Paris correspondent of the Standard says
the German government has in timated to NJ. THEIRS
its intention to retain possession OF Belfort though
it Is willing to make q compensatory concession to
Erance
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CUBA.

Press Comments on the Financial Policy Of the
Government.
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ENGLAND.

Strike Of tho Agricultural differentiation Of
tho Government In 4id Of the Farm
ersThe Bullion Supply.
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Many Drussiss. Have Burnett's Cologne.

A.-Herrinx's Patent
Isl and 252 Broadway, corner u Murray street.
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There will also be s0op prize If three yachts Of
that rig start. The schooner yacht Dauntless viii
be anchored OF Fort Adams as home stakeboat.
The fleet will leave on Saturday morning for
Martha's Vineyard, and after passing Sunday within
Its limits will return on Monday to Newport.
The race for the Challenge Cup between tho
Madgie and Tidal Wave, viii be sailed on Tuesday.
Some OF the members OF the Club sailed race this
afternoon in Newport catboats Tor a small sweep
stakes. and the prize won by Admiral Porter In
the E. o. Mathews. The subscribers had 10
sail their own boats. Five entered, and they
were all pretty we'll up. At the finish the
affair created quito an excitement among
the harbor bOatmen. In the race tomorrow
the yachts will start at eleven A. NJ, and having
the stakeboat OF Block Island will leave n on the
starboard hand. There 10 now the largest neet OF
yachts In the harbor that have been here for many
wears. After the return rom Marthns vineyard
there viii be some very exciting yachting. The
schooner yacht Mystic, OF the Atlantic Yacht Club,
arrived this morning rom Cutfyhunk. The Mystic
leaves tomorrow. bound to the westward. Tho
ste amer yacht Day Dream, OF the New YORK Yacht
Club, anchored in the harbor this afternoon.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-prizcs Cached,
orders ed informs furnished highest rates paid fox
spsnjsh Bank Dills TAYLOR Co. hankerS 10 Wan -
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Patent Open Work Political Banners,
Flags and Portraits. at HoJER 0RAHAMs.V Duane
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sCHOONERS.
Resoiute, A. 8. Hatch.
Wanderer, l.. Lorillard.
Palmer, Rutherford Stuyvesant.
Viking, Mahl0n Sands. ~,
Gypsy, H. Livingston.
Steam yacht Julia, Mr.. StOckwel
The schooner yachts Dreadnaught and Alarm
and the slO0ps Ariadne and ArgO will arrive TO-
morrow, and make the New York Yacht Squadron
comprise neet OF eighteen schOOners, five sl0Ops
and two steam yachts or twenty-five vessels all
told.
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MAINE LIBERALS.

Liberal Rcpubifca n-Dcmocratic Conven-
ton and Mass Mectlng-Coloncl Lang
Nominate for Congress Against Speaker
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LIvINaST0NE

rAs 1ritiA Association for tho Advance aen' "a
scisnes-ssvant Acknowledgement Of "'
success Of the American Mission In A.
siss-osaiA Applause In Endorse
nsut-Nspolson Moved to Per-
ssual Demonstration - Honor
from Russia and Italy.
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At about two O'Clock an immense mass meeting
had assembled In front OF the Cushnor House,
where banner blazoned stand was erected for
speakers The crowd extended Up State street
into the Court House yard and completely filed
the square. The country people came from all
dircctions-from waterviile, Brunswick and New
port, and even farther; and the streets bore the
semblance OF q grand holiday. Mr.. Greeley was
conducted 10 the platform amid enthusiastic DEM
onstration, and steadily seated himself under an
umbrella next to the chairman. Dr. J. O. Benson. OF
Newport, Me-, and declined for the present 10 make
a speech. Hon. Leonard sweat addressed the au-
dicnce In speech OF over an hour In length, In
which he recounted the infamous robberies OF car
pet-baagers in the South and spoke roughly OF
President Grant, not only for cit taking, but for
permitting such infamous practices "a the Ring has
fostered Ia regard TO GIT taking. he made use
OF the following illustrations You ali remember
the great ocean yacht race nearly six years ago.
when James Gordon Bennett, Jr.. with his yacht
Henrietta, In the midst or a stormy December,
raced two other swift yachts across the Atlantic
and defeated them. Ills pluck and daring
were In the mouths OF all OF US. The
Duke OF Edinburg. second son OF the Queen. vas
so much struck with the vaor or the exploit anil
expressed himself 20 warmly In commendati,n oil
the feat that young Bennett felt constrained to
present the famous yacht itself to the Prince. But
the Prince In declining H. said that while he appre
ciated the compliment the royal family could ns'
receive presents; and ret Mr.. Bennett oonlc
not have expected ONCE under the royal fam
lily OF England. uLaughter.l How VERY despicabI'
II must be- then, for federal family TO accept pres
ents and to give oticcs In returni ~ the con
clusion OF Mr.. Swcats speech Mr.. Greeley CAM
forward and was received with most hearty up
roar OF appIsuAe. People on the platform jumpe'
npon bench Is TO look over one anothers heads. and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

COUNTY CONVENTION. Convention assem.
bled pursuant 10 call Of the Central Commit.
tee. Organization effected by calling Esq,
JEwETT of Lenox, TO the chair and appointing
Col. 7. $. WIEIfr Secretary. On motion of
Judge CnAFrEE, committee Of three was ap.
pointed 10 name Delegates 10 the State Con.
vention; the following were reported, and du.
ly elected; Hons. W. r. HowLAND, and w.
@. HowELLs Of Jefferson; Hon, s. HAYWARD,
Conneaut; WIN. GIDDINos, Wayne, Dr. s. s.
BURROWS, Geneva Hon. w. s. DEMiNo, New
Lyme; Hon II. FAssETT, Ashtabula and Col.
I. ). WINsnIP, Pierpont. Delegates instruct.
ed TO I'LL vacancies or cast the entire vote Of
the County. Secretary instructed to notify
Delegates of their appointment, Resolution
unanimously adopted instructing our Repre-
seDtallves 10 vote against any modification or
repeal Of the present Liquor Law. Adjourned.
7. s, WIMsHIP, Sec'y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23
Bail Road Matters.

AEBETMo on THE s9ocyaoLDERs ol
Ihe A. Y. 4 L. Railroad Company was held
~ Smiths Hall, In this village, ON wcdne,.
day last, and was very largely attended. 1,
was organized by the appointment Of Hon. r.
Kinsman Of warrco, as Chairman, and Geo.
Willard, Esq Of this place, a. Secretary,
The object Of the meeting, as Is we'll known
by public notice heretofore published, was "
act upon contract by the Directors with the
Pennsylvania Company. for operating tbe A.
Y. " r Railroad. The contract being read
by Mr. Silliman, aud remarks made thereon
by President McCreery and others, was sub.
mitted TO the Stockholders aud approved,
ratified and confirmed" by 42si votes for and
100 votes againstit.
PRESIDENT McCreery stated that the contract
recently entered into by the Directors Of our
Company with the Granite Improvement
Company for building the road. would ensure
Its completion during the present season.
Tie next day after the meeting, Messrs.
h'nsman and Perkins, Of Warren, Messis.
McCullocb, McCrecry Shinn, Thaw, Roberts,
slatifcr and others, Of Pittsburgh, made cur
HarboT visit, with reference 10 the improve.
menis contemplated at that place.
The opponents of the oil combination. rs
sisted by Erie and Buffalo, are still asitating
with considerable ferceness. The building of an
independent line Of road from the oil regiaps
10 one or tue other or both Of these points on
the lake. Buffalo has already obtained au.
thOrity from the Legislature 10 bond the city
10 meet the expense, The question may natur-
ally arise In this connection, how Is relief 10
be afforded from either of these objective
points, except during the season of naviya-
tion? Tue New York Central and Erie ME
both claimed TO be in the ring, aud the oil will
he still subject TO the burdens complained Of
Outsiders are unable to see the advantage of
such line when both the lake and canal are
closed with ice.
The Bridge across Cemetery cut Is, except
the tresscl, doLe. Its whole length will be
2lG feet II is composed of three trusses-.a
centre one of 40 feet, and one OF 40 feet each
on either side. Its height above the track will
he 80 feet, Ii will follow the obliqae line of
carriage road upon nearly or quite level, the
cast bank having already been graded down
to the level OF the western The rods are in
readiness for its erection, hut the allotment Of
timber has not been quite equal to the demand,
and some two or three weeks VIC understand
will be required for getting it into pe and
accommodating the public travel.
Concerning the Panesville and youngstown
railroad. the Pain,SviIlc Telegraph says that
1t has the authority of one of the officers ia
saying that the runlors aiioat as to the suspen-
sion of work and further building of this road
are entirely without foundation. A new or
ganizaiion of its interests is in progress, and
the work will be resumed and the road com
pleted To Youngstown at an early day. The
change in contemplation does not reflect upon
the honor integrity of Mcssrs. Ford s. MEYER,
and will be favorable to the road and all in.
terestcd.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

THE best evidence Of the prospective i'm
portance Of Ashtabula is the fact that most of
the suburban journals of the neighborhord
arc opening correspondence with this locality
Among the number are the Conneaut Reporter,
the jefferson Senftlel, the Geneva Times, the
Pancsville Telegraph, &c. This will, no doubt
add much interest TO these papers, and give
them a n"toriety and currency that could in
no other way be as well secured
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

FoR GRANT.-The Republican State Con-
vcntion of Wisconsin. held ut Madison on
Wednesday last. was spirited and enthusiast
ic gathering The Convention adopted reso-
luton expressing the utmost confidence in the
administration, and Recommending the delegates
there elected to the Philadelphia Convention
to cast their united and enthusiastic vote for
the denomination of General Grant
The State Republican Conventions of Ken
lucky aud Rhode Island endorsed the admin
istration, and instructed or requested their del,
egates to the National Convention to vote for
the denomination of General Grant. If there
are any sorcheads who propose 10 leave the
Rrpuolican party if Gen. Grant is rcnominat-
ed, they might as well be packing th,ir trunks.
for he is sure to be nominated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

A bold, defiant intrepidity is something to
admire. When man cOnceives himself pos
sessed of an idea, whether the result of Thought
and deliberation, or newborn, gallantly
throws down the glove and strides into the
arena of polemic conflict in its defense, it
usually challenges attention. Why the re-
cent course of the Sentinel on the tariff qucs-
tion should be an exception to this rule, is
something that we cannot understand We
did not doubt but that the Leader had the
pluck to pick up that gl0yc and show itself
foeman worthy OF jefferson steel. But alas !!
1t has disappointed our expecion and showed
the white feather. Unless, therefore, Philoso-
pher Greeley can be induced to come to the
rescue of his favorite hobby, free-trade would
seem to have the field, and protection to
home industry to have suffered an isnomin-
Gus yanquisiimcnt and defeat.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

1t is both asserted and denied that Charles
Sumner is to preside over the Cincinnati Con-
venuon. It's hard telling what infatuation
sometimes lead an honest and olear.sigllted
man to do, and yet we arc inclined TO the
opinion that Charles Sumner is not going to
commit himself and take the chances of sink.
ing or swiming with this monsrel, piebald af-
fair Like tue philosopher of the Tribune
he will probably prefer to take his chances
with loop hole OF escape
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

BANKING CAPITAL is rather becoming fan.
cy in this locality. The Farmers National of
this place, is moving in the matter of increas.
ing lis capital so per cent of Its present amount
Sl50,OO0-and u meeting of stockholders is
called for the Bird prox.. to vote upon the pro-
position. We also learn that it is the lnten-
ton OF the Manufacturers Loan Association,
after organization. to submit the question of
doubling upits capital to the amount of 5000, 600
The demand for stock being greater than the
means of supply, is the avowed reason for
this move Should this be carried out in both
cases, banking capital of S350,000 will prob.
ably afford facilities for the business of the
place for sUmo time to come.
This association are revolving the question
Of the purchase of a site aud contracting for
the erection of II banking bulding--whch it
is believed can be put up in 90 days-and be-
ginning business on their own premises
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

A County Contemporary In recoun,ing the
advantages Of its really pleasant village, caps
the climax by the affirmation that reai c.
tdte is from 25 to 80 per cent cheaper Maa in
any piaee 'Ofthia 30 miles! As nothing Is said
about the probability of its holding its own in
the future, and the advantage thus becoming n
reliable and permanent thing, that conclusion
Is probably left TO be inferred.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

Our friend, JUDGE PARSONS sends us
copy OF the Floridt Press, published at ST. AT,
gustine, Of date Gr the 9th This is good
point. We should think, for paying devotion to
the shrine of health. and We should, Ivy all
means. advise his remaining there until we
have hrrc passed the rgors of midwinter
Tuesday, Tuesday night and Wednesday haye
hardly been surpassed this winter in the low
range of the mercury, ST. Augustine is rank
ed is one Of the earliest settlements Of the
country. The long list of hotel arrivals show
that it is n favorable winter resort
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

Ak lSADvgRTENr ADDITION was made 10
our populatiou the other night, which has
wreaibed our village visage with q provoking
grin Ut one Of our usually supposed cbssie q
yirluous citizens, who is met al about every turn
With = scrio comic inquiry afer the little
strangers good and welfare With q less Sc.
iene and unpertuEJed spirit, and with such
physical ability, this kind Of tantalizing might
not he sn entirely safe business.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

RIAL ESTATE TnANsEEHc-ABLB KRUM,
Esq. has concluded sale Of his farm. or that
portion Of u lying south Of rallro aa, on north
nidgc, East Asbtabula, O l.. -. RNpaER, ~
Wayne, at TIC rate of S75 an acre The
amount of and remalns to be ascertainod by
measurensm
EDGAR HAL, Real Estate agent reports The
sale Of following properly through his agency;
A farm Of l39 acres In AustDburg, known
as the old Shepard farm, 70 T. g. EDWARDS.
Consideration $4,000
House and lot on Prospect street, formerly
owned by JOSIAH BARSEs to CHAs [. LUCE
COnsinsitrFaiion $1,000.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

The two buildings projected some time since
by Messrs, GAME and SLoNE TO occupy the
space on Main street lying between tue store
of NJ g. DICK and the lot Of Mrs. STEPHEN
HALL, are now under way--the frames being
up and tue siding going on They are to be
very respectable two story wood structures
stores below, aud offices or tenements above.
They fill quite gap on that side of the street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23


The bSy. Ii. II. WELLS, an Evangelist, from Cincip-
natl has been laboring in the Congregational church
ienox, for ten days past. Mr.. Wells graduaied from
Lane Theological Seminary, last May De has labored
this winter on the Reserve, at Chagrin Falls when
some 100 were converted and Aurora when the mum
has were leo. From Aurora hs came here There
had been goodly number of conversions b.fore he
came Sixteen had been received into the Congrega-
tona church and several into the N. E and Baptist
churches. We are in the mid,t OF precious re-
viYa in which the different churches are participating
An excellent spirit oharmony and love pre- walls Large
numbers attend the meetings, and times stiffness
and soemsty pcrvadcs them. Mr.Wels IL fair singer
good deal OF time is speat In singing The New
Praises OF Jesus" by Rev. E. P. Hammond collection
orcyva hymns is used These hymns are full OF gospel
thruth and are great auxiliary in the work.
Mr. Wells has great pulpit power and promise. Some
OF his appeals are most soul stirring. lie shows noble
sesacice in going the less strong country churches
aud laborine there to strengthen the things which re-
main.
The work here is but just begun. Some AZ Tuesday
evening" 90 Wednesday evening" and ~ last evening re
quesed an interest in the prayers christians About
aO have already founl peace in believing. NJ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

II. v. BRowN of ConHeaut, is agent for
RICE 6 McCLELLAN, Book Binders, Station.
ers and dealers in Picture Frames eie., Woos-
ter. Ohio, and will canvas Ashtabua and vi
einity about April lst. Those who are in
need of book binding or picture frames will
do well to reserve their orders for him.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

The card of Mr. 0RyILLE A. ROCKWELL of
kingsville, appears IA our columns to-day
Dir. X. means business, and his promptness
and competency should secure encouragement
in the capacity he proposes to make himself
saan,l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

A HAND CAR TRIP with company of En-
gineers, and III. B. CASTLE to give momentum
and steadiness 10 the thing, was made iiom
the Jefferson station on Saturday afternoon
last, 20 Main street crossing in just 30 minutes
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

New CHuRcH.-The fact that some IS 900
or $4,000 have been subscribed, rcnd rs the
construction of new church edifce for the
Congregational Society of Conneaut, tolerably
certain. New, modern aud tasteful church cd
iices give character to town. ana our sister
town is sadly defcient In this matter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

eB-1f you desire rosy cheeks and COM
plexion fair and free from pimpes and botches,
purify your blood by the use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal
for this purposc
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

A Shock of Paralysis experienced by our
musical friend, A. r. TINKER, of Kingsvile, a
few days since, we learn, was a s0n.ew h at sc.
we're one, from which it may require sometime
to recover He has, however, been able to get
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

An invaluable remedy for emigranis and
persons travelling or temporarily visiting
malarious districts, is to bc found in simmons'
Liver Regulator II taken occasionally il will
prevent chills, fevers, and injurious cii,cts
from change of waueE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

There are some things too grave foe merri-
ment, as we were made to comprehend the
other day, in attempting joke upon one of
our citizens who had taken an involuntary
and rather sudden seat upon an icy sidewalk.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

CoNNRAUT is to have apatent limc-kln es-
tablished at its Harbor, by Mr.. Woodworth
OF Girard
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

Tue PEAKS, On Tuesday evening last, gave
more than satisfactory entertainment. Some
OF the performances were of high order; their
bell-ringing was, as 1t always is, exquisite,
The golden instrument was manipulated in
mastery manner and the melo. dramatic tra.
ture WAS much of 1t, hardly TO be excclled.
The company is highly respectable one, and
every way dcs rving of the luii houses that
everywhere meet them
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23
To CoIonisss Going xye.,-pnv von,

TO Colonists Going West.-Puy your tickets
over the Old Reliable MfssoURI PAcITc RAILROAD
tue popular route from ST. Louis 10 Sedaia f. Scott
kawrehce ksnses City. AichinsOn, st. Joseph O1naha
Denyer, and all papIs IN Missouri, Kansas Nebras Ia
ahd CoorSdo, 10 which people are raoying This Iin.
mas an uncxceed equipment in fine day coaches Pull.
patent STEAn aud its reputation prompt time
and sure competitions IL provsrbisl, For valuable in
hEsrs at lowest rates offered by any line call upon or
address i: q. WHEELER. Agent Missonn Pacific Rail
road. 70 Lloyd Street. Buffalo, n Y: or e A FORD
General Passenger Agent, ST. Louis No. No trouble to
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

g. T. FORD, Esq, delivered his third lecture
on Travels in Europe, TO u crowded house, at
the Academy of Music in Akron. which seats
over thousand persons, on Wednesday even
ing the Goth.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

PROF. SMITH of Obcrlin, supplied the pull
pit of the Congregational church on Sunday
last and il is expected that he will off1ciate at
the same altar on Sunday next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

Ashsabula Mineral Springs, we learn. have
again changed hands by the purchase of Mr.
BUTLER's half interest, by our friend WIN.
SMITH
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

The product of the fisheries of Conneaut
has again been contracted for the coming sea-
son by Mr.. E. A. KEYS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

JOHN RAMAGE wishes us to say that besides
Grating with scions from the celebrated &C.
e." apple and other standard sorts, he will be
glad to furnish all who want such things aud
more too, with everything needed in the Fruit
and Ornamental Tree, Shrub and Plant line.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-03-23

WANTED. at this office Immediately, a boy
about 1s years old, TO learn the printing busi-
ness