Directory of Wooster Businesses 1852
A listings page showing William Childs Forwarding and Commission Merchant along Wear Liberty Street Wooster Ohio and multiple wholesale and retail outfits. It includes McMillan Arthur Groceries Teas Wines Liquors and commission merchants at Broad Street New York and many other firms selling dry goods groceries hardware and ready-made clothing in Wooster Ohio with address cues and partnership names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Childs
Orwardin Ab
Wear Liberty Street
Wooster
Ghia
McMillan & Arthur, Wolesale
É&C
Broad Street
New York
McDonald, Laughlin & CO
Wvanufacturers
West Liberty Street
Ohio
Wooster tradesmen advertise marble work and wares
The page lists Wooster Ohio merchants and makers: Mechanics with stone masons and monuments on South Street opposite Hanna's Carriage Shop. Shultz Saddle and Harness at two doors east of H J Frost's. Suleldon and Ewalt jewelry at the corner of PadI Square. Homely repairs of watches by N B Watches and Jewelry. Harvey Howard copper worker and stove dealer. Harrison steel engines and brass castings. C W Wanna wagon maker on South Street. Wilhelm carriages. Spear and Beistle cabinet makers. and William B. Bostford organ builder with organ tuning services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arn L & Eberhardt
D A Griffin
South Street
Hanna
Wooster
Ohio
Spear & Beistle
Public Square
Apposlte
Publ
Wooster Medical Advertisements from 1853
A collection of 19th century Wooster Ohio medical notices announces Dr Lexa as a recommended physician, J P Coulter offering medical and surgical calls, SPIXLEY M D providing eye care and all medical calls, and Dr G Davis purchasing Dr Overholt’s stock to attend chronic diseases with medicines for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexa
Spixley
M.D
Surgeos
Ooulist
Wooster
Public Square
Wayne County Democrat
G. Davis
Wayne 1 c
J Overholt
Attorneys and Solicitors in Wooster Ohio Listed
A garbled 1853 directory snippet lists BHMAN and FLATTERY and SLATTERY S R BONEWITZ as attorneys and counsellors at law with offices on West Liberty Street Wooster. Also named are LEVI COX and other law practitioners offering services in Wayne County Ohio with offices on Wooster streets and references to Merchant's row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhman & Flattery
Coupse Ora
Seaance
Wooster
Wayne Waty
West Ride
Squarp
Oeane Leh
Treas Slattery
S. R. ‘Bonewitz
Ghancery
Onal Reserenye Agenti Litese
Xis Caaramioh
Promptnosa
Ohio
Ogee
Amerchant
Dirge of the Solitary by Olingan
A 19th century lyric lament dated June 27 1853. The speaker laments weariness and pain while nature remains bright and mocking around them, contrasting with a restless soul and fading beauty.
Fragmented verse on sleep and farewell from a lover
The speaker speaks of waking a loved one from a long sleep and sharing kisses in death. They promise safety from sorrow and fear, saying they will be together on their bier, feeling each other near as ashes blend marking the end of their troubled fate.
The Man in the Well and a Village Urgency
A February floodday tale tells of a man buried in a well near a village. Villagers rescue him with ropes and stones amid storms and praise communal sacrifice. The narrator urges saving others from alcohol and temptation, likening society to the cave and urging collective redemption.
Odd Revolutionary Veteran Visitor in Sandusky
The Sandusky Register recalls James McDonald, the last survivor of the Battle of Bunker's Hill, aged about 105, visiting Boston and Sandusky. He recounts fights from the Revolution and War of 1812, detailing encounters with Anthony Wayne and Benedict Arnold, his injuries, and travels from Kentucky to New York via Cincinnati, Columbus, and Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker's Hall
James McDonald
Agai
Boston — Register
Sandusky
Scotland
Great Britain
Boston
Lord Howe
Bunker's Hill
Burgoyne
Princeton
Trenton
Cornwallis
Revoluion
Kentucky
Black Rock
New York
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Shelby
Mansfield
Anthony
Gen
Wayne
England
Gen Wayne
the Cowpene
McDonald
Hér
Rutland marble tops Italian in statuary quality
The West Rutland Vermont statuary marble is valued above Italian and other American quarried marble. Two large blocks are ordered from Rome. A prominent Italian sculptor chose Rutland marble for its finer grain and resilience. Vermont’s marble industry yields over a million annually, with West Rutland supplying half in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rome
New York Times
West Rutland
America
New York
Wat Rutland
Messrs
Sheldons, Morgan and Slason
William F. Barnes
Gaeton
Italy
Wharbie
Vermont
Administrative Labors and the Expanding Public Service
The piece notes vast growth in the Republic over a generation, swelling the duties of Congress, the Treasury, State, and War, with 22 000 post offices and a growing judicial function. It praises honest leadership, commends Senator Badger, and lauds the Attorney General and judiciary as essential to liberty and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Execus
Republic
Congress
Post Office
Patent Office
Public Library
Department of State
Mexico
Pacific
Treasury
Othars
Gallatin and
Crawford
Meigs
Department of the
Tnterial
Madison
Uiat
Chet
Senate
Badger
North Carolin
Passengers Include Nathaniel Hawthorne Aboard Niagara
The Niagara sailed from Boston to Liverpool on Wednesday carrying passengers including Nathaniel Hawthorne Counselor to Liverpool and his family. The U S Mint visitor ban stirred discontent and the institution reopened to the public on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Liverpool
New York Tribune Size Described with Staff List
The New York Tribune employs 175 staff from editors to clerks. Chief Editor Horat Greely with 105 assistant editors and 32 reporters lead a large editorial and reportorial force surpassing county rivals and echoing London standards. The paper’s stock is valued around $30,000 with wide daily and weekly circulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Tribune
Peltengil
Tribune
Rocu
Horat Greecy
Charles A. Dana
James S. Pike
Politcal
George Ripley
Bayard Taylor Foreign Traveling Cor
George M. Snow
J.F Cleveland
Alex
Thayer
Franklinj Ottarson
City
William Newman
Ship News
W Colston
Williamsburgl
W. Davis Law OS
J. W. Gilla
Edward Haines
Jersey City
J A Hardenbrook
S. A
Hermano
Brooklyn
Martin Mahan
M_ Merrifield
John Moore
Schell
Jefferson Market
London
Origin and phrases in old English language and lore
A compilation of antiquarian notes on phrases and linguistic origins. It covers Robbing Peter to pay Paul, Tartar expressions, Betty Martin, Roland for Oliver, and archaic uses tied to church repair and colonial-era anecdotes. Includes farm advice and a note on a New Haven region translation and rustic proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Eward VI
St Prue
Westminster
Contemporaries Note Subtle Clothing Shifts and Political Hopes
The piece observes minimal changes in menswear this month and highlights Ohio figure D T Dieney as a rising House candidate. It notes the Jackson Monument Association of New Orleans planning a colossal bronze equestrian statue by Curk Willis and reports the Washington correspondent's view that Sime Windison's presidential grave is currently unrecognizable.
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Jatkson Monument Association of
New
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Samuel Knepper
Holesale
Doafer
No 4
Merchant's Emporium
Wooster, Ghip. Sa
Daniel Kreps
Robison & Go
Regal
Dry
Rat &E
Public Ter
Oda
Graces
Uare
Woos
Isaag’n. Jones
Dry Goode
Firat Door
Belnapa Exchange
Wort Liberty St
Wooater
D. H. King & Co, Lyescane Dry Goods
Merchants’ Emporium
James Lohnson
AcEecet Cral Ware House
East Liberty Street
Scine & Weed
ESALE
American House
J.H. Baumgardner & CO
Frost & CO
Mechanics Block
John H Kauke Holesale
Court House
M. Allison
Mechanics
J, Shultz
Saddle and Marneys
Doura
H J Frost
Allordyra
Promptiesa
Suleldon & Ewalt
Aroum
Padi Square
Wollstar
Udy
Harvey Howard
BE Howard
H R. Harrison
WS Jhobnaon
W Wanna
Cariulage & Wagon Maker
United 2
Stated Hall
John Wilhelm
Liberty Street
Woost R
William B. Bopsford
RGAN
C & J. McClure
TS Coipper
Sheet Iron Workers
Nesters In
JD. Robison
H.C. Long
J. P. Coulter
Eagle Hotel
Wooster, Ottio
Vicini
Ican
Oters
Olingan
Zephyta
Alice Cary
Frances D Gage
Fisher
Allelge
United States
Muisery
Perdition
Man
Sox
Benedict Arnold
Gates
Arnold
Buffalo
Verront
New Haven Republican
London Times
Pula
Boefebody
Crystal Palace
Ohio State Journal
Englam
Asia
Hallo
Betty Martin
St Martin
Roland
Rolan
Oliver
North Church
North
New Haven Reg
France
Marner
Poroa
Delaware
Nedra Wintein
Tom Kyows
Pagortter
West
Limportance
Hans Ib
Yaetasdee
Steven
Martina
Mt Eage
New Yorker
N.Y
D T Dieney
Srercher
Wishinerton
NOY Journalent Commerce
Sime
Windison