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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30
THE Crowd.

The Enclosure inside the track was crowd
ed with vehicles, which in turn were crowd
ed with occupants. The two grand stands
were filled to the utmost with people who
preferred paying the extra lall-dollar for Il
comfortable Sc;lt, while the ground below
WAS packed for long diStaucc, both up and
down the track, with those who were will
ing to endure the discomfort Of Standing.
II WIS larger crowd than was present when
ilcrzo@ made his last triumphant race, or
when Flora Temple, years before, startled
the country with the then best time on re-
cord, OF when Legal Tender ran the swii;c CT
mile that had been made, or when Pocahon.
trS paced or ASteroid or Pilot Temple rail-
all of them triumphant days in the history of
the old track. Hundreds of glvy-drcS>cd
ladic@ we're there. with their presence adding
20 the atllaciiveness of the occasion, and
forcing nany Il smile while prattlng their
innocent horsc-talk or betting dozens OF
"AlcXandcr'S best " kids as To who would
Whit thing that every hor>clmln knew as
we'll beforehand lis after the race had been
made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-30

TIE TRACK
WAS i'm excellent condition. The rains of the
day and the night before had not made it
muddy, as many feared; or if they had the
sun and the wind had dried it off, so that it
was never i'll better condition. 1t had been
rolled during the morning, and when the
crowd began to arrive Il pair of diminulive
mules were engaged in drawing branch of
Il tree over it TO "sottcn up the surface a
little" as we were informed, land make the
track little faster" This thing of making
tracks fast will be reduced to Il science before
long.
Curriers' band was perched up in the or.
chestla seats, and discollr>ed during the in
terludes, and from brazcn Threats most OF
the street songs of the day.
The booksellers pulpit was vacant for
once, there being no one there Except the
womcn) verdant enough to think of betting
Oh the result. The only bets that were
offered were on the time tlaS would he
made. and those were few, indeed, and sell
dom found takers. The following gentlemen
were chosen TO act us Judges of the race: NJ.
S. forbns, w. L. Bishop, and Il. S. Stlader.
of Cincinnati; DR.. Herr, of Lexington, and
Judge Maxwell, of New Orleans. MesSrs.
j. w. Fitzgerald, Mike Ziegler, William For
bus, and Lew Benninger, acted Us timers.
TIE RACE BEGINS.
A little after ) O'Clock two "stars" made
their appearance on the track. The Maid
was driven by Bud Doble, and rs she slowly
trotted up and down In front of the judges
stand there was quite perceptble murmur
ofupplause. Lucy was driven by Mr.. HickoS,
and though she appeared much better in har-
ness, she did not create near the sensation her
rival did. Besides this, she seemed slightly
lame in her right shoulder, and though she
got over the ground we'll enough, it was with
Il perceptlble limp.
Finally the bell was rung and the race
called. Both horses came down the stretch
at Il swinging gait, the Maid leading by half
Il length, with the advantage of the inside
track besides. The word $50" was given,
and the contest commenced. Both animals
were admirably driven, and rs they passed
the first quarter in thiriy-iuur seconds their
relative positions had not changed. The
halt-nfile post was reached in l:0J with the
two still side by side. just after the third
quarter had been passed, and they were
coming down tie stretch ut tremendous
speed, Lucy stumbled and broke. She re-
gained herself in q moment, however, and as
they came in was scarce two lengths behind,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25
Rail Road Matters,

THE JAMESTOWN LINE is balasted to Bar
ber's Corners from the lower end, and the
work from this end not being prosecuted in
one continuous line, it is not easy to say exact.
ly how far it is completed, but we have the
authority Of Assistant HEPBURN for saying
half the work between THIS place and jefferson
is done. 1t is expected that the Accommoda-
ton will be started upon the issuing of a new
timetable, but that the oil train will not take
its place upon the new line until the ballaSling
is completed,
A writer in the Madison Press reviews the
project of linc of railroad from Fairport,
through Madison, TO jefferson, and the PaineS
vile Iehgrnph, says the subject is worthy of
serious consideration. 1t will be rccollccted
that our ootea,poragy thought. at one time.
that the narrow guagc was also worthy OF Sc
rious consideration.
TURN TABLE.-On Monday last, says the
Sentinel, the timber, ready framed, and the
stone for the turn tblc were delivered on the
Depot grounds. The turn table will be placed
on the east side Of the track, just south Of the
bridge. A switch is being put in north of
Walnut street To run track to the turn table,
Stone for the platforms at each end of the lie
pot, were also put on the ground. These
platforms will extended about ninety feet
each way from the Depot, The ground for
the turn table was staked out on Monday and
work began on il Immediately.
The fact that the stone for another tank al
the Depot are being delivered and prepared
would seem TO go TO allay apprehension about
the removal.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25
FOR SALE.

A farm of 100 acres on North Ridge, east of
Ashiabula village about 212 miles-known rs
the McAdams farm. 10 acrcs timber, D acres
orchard, young peach orchard, living wafer,
new house, good barns and grancry; also u
lair tenement house. will sell this farm for
$50 per acre less Mah its patue
A farm of 20 acres, on the Plank yoad in
Plymouth township. 10 acres timber, yaung
orchard gmfteds fruit, good house, two good
barns. Soil black muck and sand. Price, sac
per ncre One-half down, balance ON easy time
five years if required.
A farm of 20 acres in Plymounth on north
and south road 15 acres timber, 10 acres
orchard, best varieties fruit; = acre vineyard,
all chpice varielrs all kinds of small fruit,
living water, good buildings, Piicr, $4,000,
on easy terms Of payment. About two miles
from Ashiabula.
A farm of GO acres, north of North Ridge,
young orchard; log house Soil the hestin the
state. For sale cheap, or will exchange for
village property, With Il llllle labor this can
be made a Uery Mluahte farm.
A farm of 03 acres on the Turnpike south OF
Ashiabula, on the A. Y. Il p. Railroad. Good
buildings all kinds of fruit; one of the best
dairy farms in tlIe country, within easy reach
of ChecscsFact0ry, 1 from school building
Price, $50 per acre with good terms of payment
y
can be divided into two good farms, with
buildings on each. Will sell the whole, or
halt, as desired. The hest OF land, and can be
had at $50 per aero. Easy terms OF payment
A small farm of acres on the Lake Shcrc,
west of IIarbur. Fair house and barn, good
lrmt-a snug little place fnr anyone not want
ing mu ch land. Price, $500, ON easy terms oi
payment.
A fam of 1914 acres on the Lake shore. east
of IInrbor. One of the best farms in the town
ship,-can he divided into Two good farms
well imbered, with buildings fnr each Soil
gravel and muck. Price very low, and long
lime given il desired. / will sell or exchange
for village property.
A farm of 100 acres on tho Lake Shore, east
of Harb0r The very best of buildiigs-al
! kinds of fruit, living water,good umber--every-
| thing AS il should be to make II first class farm
| For sale or exchange ut the most favorable
terms Held at 500 per acre.
| farm Of so acres in Plymouth, all iimbered
save about 6 acres. Within about u half a
mile of the jamestown Railroad. Fair house
The timber ON this place will pay fof the land
Price, SAB per acre, ON good terms
A farm If Forty acres, ON the South Ridge
west of Ashtabula. Good buildings, all Kinds
of fruit, well watered. Price, Sa,gou, ON easy
terms of payment
A farm of Fifly acres in Hartsgrove. Good
buildings, all kiuds of fruit. A very desirable
farm Price $3.50, on good terms of payment
A farm of I40 acres in Auslnburg, on iht
Jefferson road Good buildings, every variety
Of fruit, large sugar bush, living waler-one
the best dairy farms in the township. Abon
one mile from depot on the Youngstown rail
road $50 per acre, and payment easy
Building Lot on East Street. A very desira
ble lot Price 5000, on good terms
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

ANOAis -A"S 81 -.
Dear Friend Reed-The General Assembly
is pressing business as rapidly as possible, but
will probably be in session till near the mid
die of next week Dr. Niccols, of ST. Louis,
was chosen Moderator by large majority, as
special compliment 10 the West. lie is com
Paralively young man, the youngest, ii is
believed, who was ever chosen to the position
The matter of reducing the representation has
been postponed, after long discussion, TO the
next Assembly. Home Missions occupied yes
tcrday, and Foreign Missions are under con-
sNtrntlon To- day. In haste, yours, ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

SAYBRooK ITEMs--A suspicious looking
chap drove up to the Saybrook Hotel wBb a
nice team and carriage, on Monday kasL, had
the team put in the stable, and said he would
go TO the store Of Van Allen j. Bates, 10 trans.
act liiile bnsiness--wliicb is the last that has
been seen Of him. The team belongs TO
Mcssrs. Hunt Hyde, Livery men, Geneva,
and they have been notified.
The Town House Is being put to. lis lcgiti.
mate use, occasionally, by holding courts, ETC.,
therein. BY the way, novel law suit was
held there o short time since, which caused
considerable amusement; Some gypsics pass
ing through town, had dilapidaicd looking
horse, Of venerable age, which they abandon.
ed because they could get HIM no farther. lie
grazcd around the fence. corners some days,
when Mr.. A. took him uDi in few days A..
gave him 10 B. and b. TO C.. G. traded him TO
ID. for another similar horse when D. learn
ed the history of the horse, he tried TO swap
back, and claimed fraud. g. could not "see
it, and refused; whereupon D. brought suit
against G. for fraud and TO reclaim his horse
verdict by arbitrators-no cause for action,
and each party To- pay their own costs.
TNyI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25
ARE YOU GOING wEsT,-u.o ,,,o ~,

AXE YOU GOING WEST III 20 take our
advice and purchase your Tickets over tue old reliable
and popular Missouri Pacific Railroad, which
Is PostrELY the only Line that runs three Daily Il
press Trains from St. Louis TO Kansas City and the
West and is, POSITIVELY, the only line which ru,s
Pumans Palace slecpers and Fine bay Coaches
especially for D'orers) equipped with Ner's SaJets
Platform and the Patent Steam Brake from ST.
Louis to KaI City, Fot Scott, Parson. Lawrence
Leavenworth, Atchison, St. JoseFh, Nebraska City,
Council BlHas, and OMAHA Tttt0nt cAange. For nfor.
nation ~ regard ~ Time Tables. ratcr. &C. to ans
point IN Ml.soAri kausas NebrGzka Celnrado, Texas
or CALIFORNIA. call upon or address 5. H. THoNIeuS
Agent. Missouri Pacific Railroad Columbus Ohio: or
b a FORD General Passenger Agent, st. Louis, NO.
N0 fr0nlke 70 QnsWer QNeNtiOngI
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

THE CoNeERF 0f T40f Hamln and his
trained troupe of Juveniles, was well attended,
and, as everything done by him was well done.
His success IN the training of the little ones
shows his power and taSt IN that direction.
Their performances met with much favor and
called out hearty applause. The adult per-
formers embraced some considerable talent,
aud they acquitted themselves most credftably
and the effect upon the audience was in no
way mistakable. We regret that so competent
and successful a teacher as Prof llamlir,
should be arrested in the midst of his useful
ness IN our schools, and his mission brought
by The inevitable bchcsts of economy, 10 SO
sudden close
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

A MISSIONARY CONVENTION, under the
auspices of the Pecshytery of Cleveland will
be heid m the First Church, Cleveland, on
Wednesday evening, May 2Sth, continuing
through Thursday. Several Foreign Mission
nEfcs and Other speakers from abroad will be
present Entertainment will be provided FOR
all visitors. A general invitation is extended
TO the churches of this section.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25
Agency Office.
H. FASsBTT & SON

WILL give prompt attention to the
sale, purchase and rental Of f,eal Estate 10 Eirc
ana Life Insurance IN FIRST ciass Companies Ne, uhhn
Lam, WFng and Acknowledging DECIDE. Mortgages.
ArhyiJila. o.. Drc. 1th. ISL.
=, 300 ACRES TIMBERED LAND In Denmark. near the
h miles from said land IS acfes on land on which
there i saw MIL iu good oss. VIII be sold on long
time " desired. -
i2f ACRE FARM In sh,fle!d. one ha,f rrd,, mad
state 81 cultivation. Building- new GOOD fruit and i(
n., Wpicr. Good timber on barf ~ tifp Tenn i,,.
Ehsalge = ylis oiiee Or u Gc, w. Barram, On prem
near Village. Good baidSal" RH2s s5d 'HVnr on I",;
credit " desired Enquire Al this Office Or Of 4. y.
Bailey on prcmi-esi
HOUSE AND LOT ~ Is acres near A.ltsJuln Village.
wilh 80 out lot Of acre., part timber hall mile from
y rare chance Tor homestead. Enquire al this of.
hfe or Harvey Parrish on promises.
,.di,5l, iiogsE aud LOT o. timR 81 With good Barn.
bnliaIhS' gsar!i hc'. lrse ser! low
House ana LOT OF Prospect St.. with good Bps,
reasonable
DtLrTH. CITY Lots Several qesiraJic Lots in
DAail~ t-9 BY Id OF a bargain.
MICnI3AN AND WISCONSIN LAYDs-s2o Acres
land hear saginaw cay and ~ acres iE Richand CO.
Wisconsin. WIZ lie so4 or exchanged fOr lois IN Ash
iahnin County.
BtILDTNG LOTS, in diGcrc.i pasta Of the Village
loF rale Vh ca-y terms,
., ~ Nh LETC, FARg, t1e R5g7ua1 Farm of
w county. I.ra-asly rltLltcd. only ~ miles from
A-iabut Village: COZ taiua 4p acres with good hu ld.
ihg- .hyc4 = iIHgd never filling spnngs Of pure wa
e. Ir-l- NFy rea-oiaDir. ErlaiIe Vi Mr. Ncitetvu
Oh the premises ~ at this aSejc..
GOOD HOUSE lot. nazt south Of IrcsI,terjor
Chapel. cH lsik 81. IN s-h'ahL't Village = very de-
tiFabig location a. j. j. h,a. de Lusness centre.
HOUSE : GOOD LOT. on North SIDE of Prospect
St.. short distance West C.! -tauou 81.
FARM HOUSE With rcv brtldy2e 2 mile. from this
Village on PLANK CsG win - Gyf+ of u l1ud pel.
~ Of good waite. AID irLitwvJ!d Rake comfortable
itilc farm.
.2 ACRES or LAND adioiE.f tie lack offafn -
This aHd viii he ,G 1araic fro N or Ia cUiHt elton
with above named Home and IL Acrts.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

For several days past the atmosphere has
lcen' filled with smoke from fires in the wood,
lands of several St.;cs around us. The Mich
igan journal tells us of tracts being swept over
III That State, and we hear the same thing from
portions oil New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. Rains within q day or Two have
probably qucnehcd them,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

The dwelling Of Mr.. WINTuaop WATRUos.
North Ridge, some three miles east of this
village, took fire il the roof on Tuesday af
ierhoon last, during the absence of the male
members of the amity, and WAS entirely con-
sumed. The contents were mostly saved. The
house was quite an old one. Insured 900.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

There Will be a mepsihg Of the County
Lodge of Good Tcmplars at Geneva, on the
last Friday in May, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ. 1t be-
ing the annual meeting, officers will be elected
for the coming year. A general attendance is
requested. H. A. REEVE, w.. CT.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALEi I

4 HE property of the subscriber, con.
ssting Of 7,i60 of land Prospect st. House
well finished. with good barn, good water, splendid
variety of grapes cherries, pums peaches raspberries
sc. Considering the quantity Of land few places equal
SAMUEL CLIFFORD.
Ashtsbula, February, is7s Na
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

Refreshing rains haze fallen in the last few
Gays, and the vegetable world acknowledges
the effect in freshness and vigor and promise,
that imptris thrill of pleasure to the behold
e. and makes Us feel that this is anything but
II cold and chccrlcss place of soi0urn.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

The Austinburg Cheese Factory is making
thirty cheese "a day. The Lenox factory
crowds the same number hard-ialling but
one below. The factory at East AshtaLula is
filling 10 presses daily.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

MRS. 0'EEARY's COW has been immortalized,
as well in illustration, as in lyric numbers. A
Chicago friend sends us a lfe-like picture of
both the COW and The milker, with chicken,
cat, and pig accompaniment, with eyes in fine
frenzy rolling, and the fatal lamp in mid-air
flying. The most striking and imperishablc
part of the affair Is. however, the quaint and
lively yersihcation of the story by an old ao-
quaintance--Mrsv DR.. REID. of Georgia, The
very happy anl pleasant conception can never
die, but pass both the writer and actors In the
scene down 10 future time and frcshening i'm
mortality. ,@.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

HAVE been dyspcpiic for years; began 10
Use the Simmons Liver Regulator two years
ago. il has acted like charm in my case.
Rev. j. c. HOLMES CLAYTON. Ala.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

MOUNT HoREB LODGE No. ~, A. p A
The following officers were installed on the
18th INST. ty d. d. G. NJ THOMAS Mills, of
Cleveland, assisted by Bro ANDREWS;
w, MIG. A, Knapp, ID, III. E. NaiNus
u. S:-W. Clover, +, S.-W. d. Castle,
AstSec.- r; C..Warm, Treas.-A. o. Amsdcn
'ington,. Con,-L. G. Newell,
A,'t Con.-ThoW Wallace l. T-Wm. Renuick
Q. T.-I. II. Chapnrll.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

The remaining appointments for the desk
of the NJ. Z. church. during the absence Of tue
Pastor, are-May 26, Rev. N. STuBBs of Erie,
and on June 2, Mr. JAMES PHILLIPS, of Ash
jubula.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

Messrs, Garfield & MclIemingway, of
Painesvilr, the contractors for performing the
work at Fairpert harbor, are preparing to
constrqc, gaise' additional piers provided for
The woik,,'it is expected, will occupy the en-
tire season, and when completed, prove of
great advantage TO the Interests of the harbor
and Pamcsvillc. The un"xpendcd appropria.
,ion, now TO be expend d, 8 $50,opo. This
expenditure, we suppose, will render Fairporl
n mort ~ Satrp.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

BRoNcnIrIs- s-This is an irritation or inhAm-
nation Of the bronchial tubes which carry the
mir We breath Into tho lungs. Ii arises from
cold settled in the throat, from Caiarrh ex-
tended to these parts, from scroluious affections,
and from severe use of the voice The irria
lion ffofialis latter cause commences in the
-7arynS aud glStis, which are the organs of the
voice, and. extending downwards, produces
hoarseness, coughing, and splitting mucous
matter, sometimes mixed with blood. 1t is
chiefy dangerous from It's tendency 10 spread
into the lungs, and terminate in consumption.
Itisinsthc cure of severe and obstinate cases
Of this disease that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has achieved unparalleled Sue
oesss, and won The loudest praise fiom all who
have used IL Il Is sald by all respectable
Druggists
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

e. G.. ANDREWS, GILBERT HAVEN and
JESSE +. PECK, were scyerally been elected
bishops of the NJ L. Church., at the General
Conference, on the 22d
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

- \ man by the name Of RARRER, had his Icy
+ broken onTnesday, while chopping wood in
Williamstield, on the Youngstown Branch
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK-Authori!y
having been obtained from the Comp,roller of
the Currency for the organization of second
National Bank, in this place. with a capital OF
100000, the Directors Of ihc "Manufaciurers'
Loan Association" at II full meeting on the
17th, recommended by resolution, new or
ganizalion under such authority, and also di-
reeied the issue of call to The stockholders
10 meet on the afternoon of the 23d inst, 10
take action in the premises
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

Mr.. }. F. BUTLER, residing on the South
Ridge in Ilarpcrsfeld, discovered abuot ii
week ago, that his entire vineyard OF about an
acre ofground had been sawed off close 10 the
ground-lhc work of malice
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

On the1s June the General Ticket Office
OF The A. u G. w. Co., will be removed from
Cincinnati to Meadville,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

Andover Center, says the Sentinel, begips to
f'l The inyigoratng effect of two Milroads
Bull ling lois are advancing.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

One of the leading editors who took part in
the Cincinnati Convention is reported Ia have
said privatply after the nomination OF Mr.
Greeley: "What am / TO do am under
one kind of responsibility To the Reform
party--under another TO The public-anolheI
10 my paper. For months have been labor
ing 10 build up this party, and suddenly, under
our very eyes, ithas changed lis whole char
Acter and come out the very reverse of what
wcmeahti.t IL be- Shall dersert the party
the public, or my newspaperp"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

The Musical Convention which met at Am.
boys,%as a success; oyer hundred singers
were present from different parts of the coun,
".
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25
spaldlng'. Glue, cheap, convenient, u.cfl.i.

Castorla--jsa scHpti6; vegetable preparation 4: a
perfect substitute for aud more effective than Castor Oil
ana i pleasant to take. II c.eanscs Tie system Ia
most remarkable manner docs not distress grpe
hut operates when all other dies have failed II j.
certain To sap rseje Pills. Castor OIL Narcotic Syrps
hnG all o'hcr purgltiye aud eNciting medicines. The
CGstOria contains neither Minerals. MOrphne nor Alec.
hol By IL tnoirt, soothing eject IL assimates the
food aud proddccs natural sleep pariCuiary adapting it
in cryngahd tecthng children Itcurcs Stomach Ache
Wind Collie, Constipation, Fldiuency. Group aud kills
worms: MAKE yorr D=l1g-st sg!iG for II he ain
always kccJ 1t. cNGEy iaJy must have IT, II costs
but my crBts Il bDtie. cit
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1872-05-25

STEAM Saw Mill tor Sale, containing
- Muley Saw, Lath Saw, and one OF Halls Patent
Shingc Mills. by JOHN SILL
East Ashthhula. GS.