Daily Commercial Register (Newspaper) - June 29, 1852, Sandusky, Ohio 1 Nil M f t Jv w rlM VM TI y t t New Commercial in Building CO 00 Payment after three mouths C W For fix C r 3 00 For three months rl of For one month 50 All less one year to be paid One square 12 Hues SO each additional Insertion one week J t three one mouth s two months three months 10 1 00 t 1 09 200 250 00 00 six months 8 twelve f K Column six ur per annum f twelve changes changed six or XI twelve 25 00 changed 00 V J six changes or lead So 00 V t dunces 00 1J weekly 00 00 1 with or 00 1 sir 00 j 00 1 changed OS 00 Advertisements published in both the and will be subject to an additional charge of one-half r ilie Dally All are champed at the rate of cents for and an ti made previous to X it insertion t the e cms as we f auction sales in by them must for at the C of Ac at the rate the of is to promote private interests to be paid for at the rate of 25 cents per for insertion i not will be Inserted until and charged accordingly y It the American AKent aud to take and at the same rates us Uy us Ilia offices are at Bodrov Sector's Street NEW YoaK Tribune Third and Business Directory GIBBS BUTLER Commission Brokers street Ohio Fire AnJ All or of Property attention GEORGE Produce Commission and office over Put on and Plaster and Ohio RIVER AND LAKE R CO A Office in up J A Agent of and City WM P Merchant anil in I Sill Ac Ac Jit Hie old stand occupied by II f C 4 Co street City H C WILLIAMS Merchant No 1 Dilon Bluet Avenue Will attend ta tlie selling cf Produce generally and promptly EXCHANGE C S Corner or Wayne and City HOTEL Hy C T City J M Corner of and streets City Ohio A LYTLE k CO In and Ship BYKU k CO in F UIL Pi esh Fith Ac aler and Main street t M C K fc CO In Fi uh h frame Ham olid nil of Manuf of Ale If fc CO Dealers in and Market A full hand Cuh pud for Knj thing in their Business Directory unit Retail Dealers In mid Oils Perfumery io Water street North A It Wholesale and Denier in Paints Weets Block COXWELL DC In Draff VnrnWifl Une Claw Fancy Perfumery ic Empire Water street City M POOL PECK and Dealers in Dry Cowls Groceries and Iron and Water Ohio Scale W T A K WEST Wholesale anil heaters in Stople and Fancy Dry Roods Crockery and and Shoes and Plates Mahogany Veneering ic nw Stone FREE LAND T Denier in Goods Groceries and WEED BROTHERS Retail Dealers elj m China and Crockery all street Commercial How JAMES SMALLEY Tailor nnd denier in and ing Furnishing Ac ic Union Block Columbus Avenue City HENRY H WHITE il Healer In Foreign Silk American Domestics lotha Mirrors On V Retail dealer in American and Foreign ware and Joiners Tools Agricultural of all lunck corner of street and Columbus Avenue City C C Dealer in anil Furs alto and Skins Wool Sleep ic Water street opposite Block TETER Dealer in Pine Shingles and Orders filled promptly Yard on Street near Mansfield il II Depot Attorneys at LAXE STOXE i LAXE Counsellors ot LCAC Buildings E W F STOXE TV E B SADLER Attorney at LITT Solicitor in Chancery late President Judge of the Office on Jackson street City Ohio i- and at City Ohio Of- fice ori Columbia Avenue in Wests Prompt attention will be given to professional J G J A CAMP Attorneys and at Law and in Chancery Office A W Attorney and Counsellor at Law City Ohio Office ia up TOILS and at Law City Ohio Office comer of Avenue and Market AT F at for the sale and of rl ail descriptions Office opposite Post Office City Ohio A H MOSS of Deposit and collection on BANK OF CITY F T S W S W Torrer C II E E Sadler II T DEWEY Tlie in in and md Clock Jewelry and Gold Pens Plated ami Musical Cutlery iud and will than any one else can rnd repaired and Transportation a i FOU July JO at 3 o'clock M the Toot of st North tho new CITY OF burden Commander uill poil timely for San touching HIo oli Saturday July 10 at 1 o'clock M steam er hte U vvell ventilated ise fitted Tor the It will make the ut she in the shortcut time on thus fording a and ethers who to avoid tht cron led chip la the only a limited number of passengers will be taken A small quantity of freight will so be been with the of the Uncle Sam tuns to through connection and the soon take her In the line For freight or apply to THOMAS No 41 Exchange Place or to E MILLS No 51 st New York June 19 Agent of the Uncle Sam FARGO CO 1852 Kti leaves daily for and East at 01 M J Ew Cleveland and daily at 11 For Toledo Chicago and daily at 0 P M For and South daily at S P Agent June 15 1852 Cleveland Massillon Pittsburgh Express LIVINGSTON FARGO i CO haling purchased of 3 S Lockwood hi interest in the above lines will receipt and forn Jrd Gold Silver and pa to ail the towns on the i Wells ilie and the Ohio vania Iron Safes for the hetter of Money and Valuables our of- fice daily at 11 o'clock June IS 1552 C Agent The only Quickest 1852 TOLEDO CHICAGO MILWAUKEE Lake Michigan fast ION Ii O leaves daily Sundays ex- on the of the and returning Toledo excepted to take ihe quickest and lost pleasant route to the Western find this to all Juh Give it one trial and then judge For freight or passage on board or to N Agent dtf HOWARD of Detroit Ute o Cincinnati SIMUEL G of Detroit entered Into under the name ind stile of HOWARD t CO and hare for a tenca of the Docks ind Depot Warehouses at 1 he terminus of the Detroit Oakland 4 Ottawa Rail will transact a ral FORWARDING COMMISSION Thei- at Detroit their connection trith rae of the and Oswego Montreal Toledo Cincinnati and will they enable all to rheir customers They win at nil times maVe Cach Advances on Flour Pork Ashes Pig Iron Coal and Salt T PRODUCE gire lar attention to the selling of Wheat Flour and Produce m this market and the receiving and ing of to by or for the flouring of Wheat ihe purchasing of coarse fine and Salt Coal ic Having a in the business ind a general knowledge of eastern fall to is anticipated Cish advances o nt all times made upon by Bills of Lading I T BASE CMOS ESQ 30 1852 dam II H CO CAT will leave the Depot P on and jil jO A M for Republic Tiffin Berwick Oregon Carey Vaa ije and at 7 A M Mondays and until further notice Mar E F 1852 CO AND and f om Hml or anda M M i Co Xew i Refer to M M Caleb Joy C V Clark K9 Broid Transportation on fit en for the I VJ mill New York the Northern und Vermont Central be roni e- ecu anil the t Troy anil Canal een X lork a line of ten ou Die con- hli the will all Ihe principal poi ts on the Upper Lakes from Cleveland to from time time during the of 1853 HI All addressed to him tit that place will meet with attention i A II M A N J A Agent do A Agent 31 K i L E K PPv 1802 Wheat Limc Ac aitc-ntion to the of all kinds of Produce of several can our property to our care will bu witli mid D C W C 1852 OLD OF COATS II t CO Proprietor Fitzhugh Co L S OT Pier Alb my F 8 100 York Albeit Lee Toledo ami Detroit General Agent for Ohio Indiana and on Mad Hirer Lake Ohio dtf iOF STAGES DAILY LINE J 3 will nm n dally line of STAGES between City Mil in tlie fe Sandusky at A M aud Milan nt 12 M Fare 50 ents JAMES WRIGHT V SMITH March w HOOK Mich Southern Northern Indiana follows until further EAST Porte A M Adrian 3.10 M Arrit e at Toledo and at 5 45 P M Gone WEST Leave Monroe and Toledo A 31 11 A M Pigeon 4 A M Arrive at Li Porte 0.30 A JI E P Adnan Dec A CO 1852 and ers in Flour Plaster all kinds of ic attention paid to the purchase and sale of erty on Commission J-m 1852 SS COMMISSION M It L E m the of Grain iy Ohio Particular attention given to Uie purchase and sale of Produce Cath advances made on consignments J M BOALT V FOR Canada and ping ar Albino or Troy Ca between Yo k and line 13 of Boato running Trom to in ind on tlie anil Cobb A 3 on Die Scott L on tile b Kirk L Co a Line on the and J henhouse on the and t reliable with all the A R Coun 1 Co A W t Co X York E C II 121 Brond st S M Quay st Albany iCo City Ohio A bro gh M it A K U R A S M 111 S- and chip by Western Slates Line Canal Coats end i E River foot Broad si Tt 11 Mark New M iy IS dif Cheapest Guickest Host Pleasant Konte 1852 1852 FOR ic Ihe ARROW S F duly at S ROYAL ii Fine Jewelry Ic Xo 1 side ivf City K Y- II Folger JL M f armul of Die train f ora i Io J R i Co W Dennu So 92 ior or through Site and to DENMS Agent W SIMPSON ic One Derby i Bookstore City n M U i L C P R J A S- M i S It P City 1852 1852 nt irith the River nnd f icy tT and Bv Lake E ic to Cincinnati Gents Straw TTT Tr Tt t le io nnd Office I i Co i Citr O I nt Toledo and Monroe with the Michigan to in of tin kind cm Indiana R to and lire O'REILLY TELEGRAPH iKs rnd Denier in C n Strur GoorU tc to the of t public to his 1 nnd nf m part cf Hellion iver nnd II itr of every and i H Ic in il In S PORTER CO alc Dealers in Liquors anil Cigars No 2 J CO Grocers and C Mirt and Lake IMe Depot City Ohio and f I Line in City over ellN R lir in Groceries anil Supplies Ship Fruit Ac street p to fillins orders for nnd S In and choice Liquors Rifte ic nt Hie old the Exch urge TELEGRAPH City WADE'S LINE Exchange Sandusky City Ohio physicians J WALSH M D Ac Columbus eolith nf DR R R and DRAKE loiler in Groceries and Provisions Columbus A of and Trunks niso and Window Shades of ali descriptions Union Block CHARLES W of Cabinet Furniture of all kinds He will sell Cabinet Ware and Chairs as ns this At the old cor Waj ne and ineton the DR C City in Wests moth Columbus DR CHAS D Office on street in 2d story Of- fice hours from 0 A M to 4 V nt Shelby Junction the Clevel ml nnd nnd my stock 13 I of HIT oira and at the Central Ohio II and confident th it i can iB the trade Large rnd J the leave until X B Caps cf nil made to Furn of the c further notice as E leave Citr at 11.10 A M con- it Shelby Junction with Trams to nnd Columbus and with an train to Water st ma COMBS AT by the b lie Prints anil Denim by the all kinds of by the Boots ami Shoes by the tit f OLO I I M Freight and Passengers Will teire over night at ami Mill Sen irk at 1 night a alM m anil at at 11.10 A M U to f eight i n con- 01 Graining Marbling lining and Iran port it point on their For inp done in 11 good manner ed hop to 1 and 3 anda -t where lie in to do nil of Plin i V eee Taliff J R Uy attention to business he hopes to secure a snare of i the cf tlie i CO ISS IN ROODS A Booksellers of I Td ruins Looking Cluck Jilt and Common IOU NEW A and Harness Maker opposite the Register Office City Ohio THORPE THORPE nnd W mid Dealers In Cabinet Ware Door Market Street too doors nest of ROGERS GUILD nnd Dealers in variety of Cabinet S TIL BAILEY nnd dealer in Tin Iron nod Cop per Ware A general assortment constantly on bund foiling done on the shortest notice no street Sandusky i EASTMAN CO cni of Window Sasn Blinds Fulton City All orders in our line w HI i ii of Kite Guns Wayne street Bait W W of Fulton Foundry Shop Pinning and Car corner of anil Wa- L street GEO R MORTON for most assortment of and er Literature in this quarter of tlie State Verandah Water C L DERBY t CO Wholesale and In School and and and in Piano and Xo a Water street Sandusky c i FOUR TO SIX DAVS FROM NEW YORK By Fast Steamers and Rail Roads 100 s VOKK R L WEIGHTON Hoot nnd Shoe Maker Columbus Avenue opposite the Post City LOCKWOOD SMITH t nf the CITY Portage fifth Will keep for quantity of Crude nnd Ground Plaster nt their works ft miles west of this City on Hay F WHITNEY Real and General Land Agent corner of Fulton anil Water Ohio over C Derby Slore All kinds of ami Ruling done to order and on the shortest notice to suit the times W in all of Cooking Pints owl Box I Tin ami Work and i of an Hone to order to City ft in Tin Ware A Ml assortment nf most ami Plate Meal CM j MARSHALL Conch Ship nnd Painter Wider and per Hanger Nos 4 and 5 street SMoon anil one door or c S A Co Water JOHN W GODFREY for Life Fire and Marine Office in West's Stone City ft CO PJain ami Job Printers of 0 H Coon Bin Bin JBht and 0.874 0.871 if i tii YORK TO Drv 1 Vn R trine 10 Deft I from Detroit 1 MM St I US 1.17 VOUK T VM M Li York Jan 14 J r has received nnd con JL on hand a supply of Conl a for amily or use at the dock bv Ii When earth vras In golden prime Kie or hud marred Its hue And unknown io the love of was then a home Kach tiec a lag shrine of song And ah ever hearts could roam Could quit lor sin that the Spirit Though o'er uur fall Aid that wet Weep impels teura human thrall Awl sentiments and move The soul AU hearts that to love First found it by the tlow bweet A voiceless Language that no life in sound Still like Truth the And eien Son on ground Ihe wanderer It Whilst home pictured on it- lejf And hopes and and voices dear Come o'er beautiful as brief Fis not the though is ild or rare is the n ithin Which melts ind moves to share The here might win For heaven itself around us lies Not nor yet our resell beyond And ne bv angel eves ith hope still I a Spirit an eta Within the least change of the telts 1 lie meeds before fall Yet still though see The grace within it Its essence sublimity Its feelings all dh lue ivas Geology has that at one period there existed an enormously abundant land vegetation the ruins of carried into seas and there sunk to the bottom and afterwards covered over by sand and mud bed became the substance which we now as coal ThU was a of vast consequence to us both for our dwellings and for various manufactures as well as the production of steam by which so great a is generated It may naturally excite that the vegetable remains should have aO completely changed their apparent ter and become bluck But this can be explained by chemistry and part of the marvel clear simplest understanding we recall the familiar fact that damp hay closely into a heap gives out heat and becomes of a dark color When a vegetable mass from the air and subjected tota great a bituminous tation is and the result is mineral coal which is of various characters the mass has been originally intermingled with sand clay or other earthly impurities On account of the it is difficult to detect in coal the traces ol a vegetable but these can be made clear mall except the highly bituminous by cutting or it down into thin transparent slices when the scope shoub the fibres and colls very plainly Fiom distant isolated specimens found in the sandstone amidst the coal beds we discover the nature of the plants of this era They are almost all of simple cellular and such as exist with us in small forms horse club mosses and but advanced to an enormous magnitude The species are all long since extinct The tation generally is such as now grows in clusters on tropical but it must have been tlie result of a high obtained otherwise than that of the tropical legions now 13 for the coal strata are found in the temperate and even polar regions The conclusion therefore to gists is that the earth an or highly heated mass was gradually cooled doun until in the Carboniferous it fostered u of vegetation all over its to which the existing jungles of the tropics are mere in comparison This high and temperature combined with a greater proportion of gas in the would not only sustain a gigantic and vegetation but would also create denser rains and these again gigantic rivers periodical inundations and deltas Thus ail the conditions of in would this high temperature and every ted the points to such Miscellany little boy called Jem been set to weed in a garden observing some beautiful peaches on a tree which grew upon a wall was si tempted to pluck one If it tastes half as nice as it thought he how delightful it mint He stood for an instant on the Uee while his mother's words Touch nothing that floes not belong to vividly to mind lie eyes from the tempting object and with great diligence sued his occupation The wub forgotten and with pleasure he itow perceived he had reached the end of the bed which he had been dered to clear Collecting in hii the heap of weeds he had laid beside him he to de- posit them in the which stood near the peach tice Again the glowing met his eye mote beautiful and mote tempting than for he was hot and thirsty He stood beat his mother's command was heard no more his gouts I Jle looked there was no one but himself in the gaiden They can never mfes one out of so paid lie to Flo mode a step only one lie uas now within of the he dm ted forth hU hand to it f 4 t f From the Ohio Farmer EDS OHIO Eastern Wool dealers ithe ere be hoard the same As I aslc for a of the In the State of Ohio in 1850 there we're 07 which it will seen at a fraction over Ibs per clip and upon examination if is found that the of did much exceed that the wool from pelts of between 450 head during the winter the natilrally itself a great in- crease within the current I think it is that the very Severe and tedious winter hua been a of great There have not been so many sheep there ha's been owing to the high price of meats East a much larger number driven with the on than usual since month which being slaughtered as soon as they arrive in an would reduce gregate amount of two to four mohth3v for that number From my own observation sou and starvation It is also safe td eay throughout tho State tho present clip will be one hitlflb per head lighter than last year which mating the number of now in i3 Ibs The same facts are to all this yool growing beside our own territory Western Pennsylvania and Virginia They will also apply io all the Western States giving them the of a greater increase of numbers per annum made up of many thousands driven the older where persons are turning their to more profitable al ami tiie natural increase Where then is the m the ing clip that we hear Well says some il it is not in the U S it is in Europe and South and we tho past winter Yes and it up and with that large of last year's clip on lurid is not sufficient to run our machinery but a Is the foreign wool likely to come to to our market the coming season greatly In South we suppose there sonic increase in owing to the political condition of and other wool growing districts it is thought there will be a decrease not mentioned Australia which is worthy of consideration She has been importing to Ibs per to the discovery of gold neglect of Hocks that amount is likely to be creased some is the inci eased growing world greater than the increased iu the think not What has been done with upon the market an attempt itas been inade to depicts the of lias it been tin own out of doois Jf posed to tho action of the enriched the ground to make more grass to f feed more sheep to raise more not If it lay until the st} le became and sold at auction at a reduced price the got it and it him from many blast ere it was there over in a ries or ten years been a surplus of wool and woolen We asset has else it would have been for erb to c gone on increasing nery and wool their Hocks That e failed it is true That large establishment have at various times stopped their machinery for a while is true raw has at times proved the tions of the money inc too high for a on the labile is equally true But has not almost every department of trade been sub- ject to like conditions and been by them? We conclude inasmuch as a great tion has been made a few jours to the en machinery of the United SUtes that the relative raw material has al been such as to justify the in- creasing his operations Uut to to circulars got business men ol the and among the wool growers ot the West in which it is stated that wool here must range at prices this season at from to cents per Ib They pipe to an extreme rigor arm thmg it Intelligent know that last year there existed an Unhealthy ment in the and they weie to sub- mit to live percent less than what was judiciously paid them But put it at prices at w Inch there would be a positive lass to the producer and hu will not submit without a struggle And this will be the if castein men in bUj ing at home waiting lor the wool to come to the and announcing that they will only those prices when it gets there It will all soon be in tile hands of and the more wool glowers mil will hold it one ear at Thus the manufacturer w ill grower without selt The question has arisen and been asked with much by tome of the eastern What can wool be for in your or in the 1 that in dis- whoie beef U- a live weight pork 3 il 4 butter pel Ib and small in tion it cannot be nt 25 to per Ib theie ia such an of inter- when moment n spanow a oa i tho luring tree calling to his mate seemed to his theic be a mutual tied ear to Lv Jem he sprung buck to the each party underhand the interests of the 15 C A Co 1.50 of Iron t an be hurl on nt the Fullon uf Water w FISH FIM H-h Trout Pickerel Cat a back to the walk his full to his side iiia whole shook no had he himself than he lied li om the spot In a shot t time he began thus with If a sparrow can me 1 may be sure that what I was going to do was very wicked And now he worked with diligence than ever nor once again trusted to himself to on the fruit which had so neatly tempted him to com- mit so fault The sparrows chirped again as Jie the garden but he no lied at the sound You may cry Jem he looking at the which several were perched as as you like [don't care for you now but this I will say I shall never how a nnd 1 w ill rob J 1 anil other Umh in Urge supply lhc oo A R Conn k Co A W P i Co York Ton Tea Pitta lAmf W Slonne C II 121 Broad N Y nnd a of T S Chennoweth A Co Cincinnati lnd warranted nt the Crockery Mark II by g Line NCT Ion and foot of Sew York of the street York 1832 best on hand of the CO other ho well as to act intelligently such n of things might soon be bi ought aubut by tho er or his agents wool with proper dis crimination paying a3 he can ell to for clean wool than for dirty more for hue wool than coarse and not allow ing the ex- one to get blood heat and the next below In conclusion let me fay that I feel the impor tancu of this subject that 1 am well of mine m to it and sentiments its aspects are entitled to no consideration I'm ther than they me found to be logical deductions horn known IACW As such they am worth just iu much coming liom the most humble aa the most Ohio D friend one of you has boon to me and 1 will rot none of your nests Week aiu ind at Pulton Io New York for two low pressure engines of 00 inch cylinders nnd 12 feet stroke Ship NEW YOKK AND BRIE VIA Four to New York t lit Morning Train at 0 o'clock A M Sundays 2d M Train at 0.10 A M 3d Accommodation Train nt P M Sundays exccpted 4th Express Train at 5 o'clock dally I with the Cleveland A Cincinnati and Southern Michigan A Northern and Michigan Central Roads by New York In of every other route and with lew fatigue as the N B R R is six fnuirc tne cars are and 4 s T ft E I S Toft done witli neatness anil by w aro at woik at Newport getting out limber for the mammoth boats to bo called tho A- CO for Pale nnd Amber ALB in And GT have this ilay received a ind Aln nt e Western World and Great West Rough hearts reflect most upon themselves 01 no one in taking it under and editor takes of trouble to they do not seek so much as to amend In inwards nnd HOHNI lameness of all kinds S and all other articles White are the couriers of lives of others arc usually most careless in ing their own
