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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29
Correspondence Of sAe Ohio Star.
EpI> BUkGH. Dec %. 1852.

Correspondence Of the Ohio Star.
EDI> BUkGB. Dec %. 1852.
Mr.. EDITOR :-There having been n TO ice in
he '.Stnr' OF D 18Th, of an An'i-Slavrry Meet
j /. TO he haid in this i'a:e nn FRIDAY and Saur-
dty evenings. the II h and 18th inst, thought
perhaps it might bB Interesting TO some of your
readers to haar If its success. The M--fing wss
.dyer se to he held in the NJ. F.. Cnur'h. by
ord. g. one of rh. rru.lees. (by th- way rather
SINGULAR aff ar TO- this ,own) But the Linn was
nor Il, he bsnr,ieG n III. dsu s" the door was CLOSED
c~ inst US. by vote If the i.u tees. one to-, aud
five asainst th- opening Of the h"u-e. Wei Il VIII
have its inf lenre e course. S, our Mearin! wns
ubiige, t., no hrli in very unconf 'riahe IL 'Dse.
in f,ct to ally unfit iis press cn ldoa f,r any
Kind of m eiir e. at this time Of the enr. Tn
first ni.ht (Frrda,) We col ant! stormy
ant, several of us foDk cold. hui it served right
undoubtedly. we might have stayed at home and
nut bs turning the wnrll upside dawn for II few
..nisgers" J,n,-s w. Walker, If New Lyme.
addressed ia, nni COOL and 81 ,ri"u- meeting We
h ID. though there was hut few of ia ,'her-d 10
gprhcr Yet with ]. w. w. to ad hess us. IN the
unrne Of G,i, and for the ssks of his down ir,irn
children. we felt Of blessing, aud ware
diInnp nted, for ther' is gn0i reason 10 believe
that u fnvorHbs impression male the
minds Of snnie present. BY the way, I coud not
help thinking of the fact in connection with this
etine. (fnr p-ope will sm-ti'n-s think, esrecin'-
". when they obliged t y tImt there 10 in this
towa iwu very ronfntnble House, VIII ch P"r
ion uf the pc 'pie hivr erected to pertrm ihet
r.. lgiuus duties in, where they ctn hear OF the
hen,hen in far off ianis. and Islands OF the sen;
aud W here missionaries to th"se pieces are met on
their return home with au enthusiastic welcome
The Chutch do,rs flung open, the people f~k
IT, hear OF The gnorancr auperstni ~. ami ahtragrs
of the hrathens. Bat when II missionary comes
IN plead The canse OF three uni half IN II ons o
nur own couhtrymsn, WIN are suff ring vii the
horrors # ignora""e. supars'iii n and ba'bariSn;
when on our avn SOL aud within our own haund'r
"a are p-rpe r1'ei wrongs against hum 'ni and
crimes against Gud which heaihenism with all its
Efrgh,ful details hes never been guilty oil when q
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29
WEEKLY VARIETY.

The Safe Treasurer oil ALBANIA, has pubisi-d
his report far the fiscal year, from wh it appears
the receipis of the Treasury were S743 557. and
he expenditures were $665.2l5. The Comprro-
srs report r the same psroi. makes the bAlarcs.
in the State Treasury at the en- of the yaar $685.,
ll3.
recent census Of Toledo, shows that city TO
have population of 3,104, mixing an increase Of
400 since 1850.
The naval expenses f.r the past ysar wsre over
So 0u0,o0o. and obabiy will be still augmented
hy an increase OF navy structure, st, res and men,
The Mayor of New York City has vetoed the
Broadway Ra,lroad Bill.
In many T.l-gr,ph Offices in Ohio AMI New
YORK, la,lins are re- ulr operators.
Oi the first of January 1858. the sals Of lottery
tickets will BIZ t'reyer p'olliiri'ed in Virginia.
Tile fat Ok that took the first premium at the
StHte Fair in kentucky, weighed three thousand
two hundred and fifty pounds
1t is rrp"ried thai an Imperin Guard of ten thou
sand men is soon 10 be formed in France.
Tine Cnyuga Chief says that man who W i
take paper while and then send it hack with
refused" upon it. and never word about ,hs ray.
'wuuId steaI blind dogs dinner and kick him tor
heing bnJ," or rob chicken rootts either.
The first railrotI engine ever set in motion on
the other side of the Mississippi. placed upon
The track Of the Pacific Raj road at ST. LOUIS on
The 2 inst.
The Legislature of Vermont has passed law
'uaking sixty pounds busteI of potatoes.
la many pairs of Mass chusets, Vermont, Com
| n-cticut aud New York, there has been goyd
s!ei hing.
Five hundred and twenty eight marrags lcen-
| -es were issued by Judge Warren last week, al
Cincinnati.
| Counterfeit gold dollars well executed, are in
extensive circulation in Pennsy lvania.
Apples selling in Texas for seventy FIVE cents
per dozsn.
| Uncle Toms Cabin y is selling in San Fran
cisco. CaI.. 81 SO .in paper, Sc in clti, and So
IN gilt, dollar is paid for the privilege of read
ing If.
| The Cincinnati papers warn the pubic Of the
the flowing dangerous eounterfets. s. at
Bank of Indiana. S. Snte Bank of Indiana. s.
Hartford Bank. Con-, So Blnk Of Mnl,I-town
Va. 50 Farmers Bank of Kentucky, Sis & o.
Northern Bank "f kentucky.
The following is list of tie liable hanks in
the District of Columbia, al others base frauds
Bank If C",nmerc-. Georsetown, Hugh b. Swee-
ney. Cashier; Bank Of ,he Metropo is. Washing
ton. J. w. Mtufy. Prssilsnt. Richard Sinal,
Casher; Bank of Washington. Washington
Willium Gunton. President. james A Inms Cash
Ter; Patriotic Bank. Washington. G. C C ammrr
President. G. Bsstor. Cashier; Exchange Bank
Washington, w S-lden. President. VIC. Bestor
4 |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09
DIED.

On the 9Th inst, in the 3sth year of his age, Mr..
ROBERT MUlRHEAD. His friends, and those of
Mr. Louis Maue, requisite to attend his funeral
This Afternoon at O'clock, at his late residence,
ON Marshall street. berwe en- 4th and 5th streets.
None that knew him need be told
warmer heart death ne'or made cold.
On Sunday the 3rd day of October, at the resi-:
dence of Mr.. Richard Y Waddel!, of Nelson county,
CHARLES J. CUNLIFFE, the only surviving
child of the late Charles Cunlic, of Chester field
the 18th year of his age.
The deceased was of the most anlabie youths
we ever knew. His conduct in every respect du.
ring his short life, was exemplary. He partjc-
ulsrly distinguished for his devoted attachment TO
his only surviving parent; but he was kind and
oblieing to every other person about him. We have
never known any mere boy SO deeply mourned by
all his relatives and iutmates.
DAVID DAILY, son of Thomas and Martha
Day, IN the 18th year of his age The friends If
the family invited to attend his funeral from his
fathers residence at half past 10 o'clock Sunday
morning.
Ga Friday morning, the 9Th, at o'clock, COR.
NELIA WARREN, daughter of Cary I. and Vir-
ginia Ann Tucker, aged ID months.
The friends ana acquaint2nces CT the family are
requested to attend her funeral This Evening, at 3
o'clock, from the residence Of her father on Church
Hill, without further notice.
r. LynchOurg papers please copy.
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REcAPTunED-On Thursday afternoon, about
2 o'clock, 1t. Wilkinson spied Christopher Muir.
phy-who broke Jail on the 9Th Of February last
the old market, and following him intoa house
made capture of him. Murphy was committed to
jail N the latter part of the year 1882 the charge
of stealing, to await examination before the Hust
ings Court. On the evening of the 5th of Februa.
ry, Mir. Stsrke, keeper of the jail, visited where
Murphy tn1 others confined, when Murphy
asked him to come in and look at some of the fix.
lures which had been broken up. Mr.. S. did go
and on turning to 60 out OF the cell, Murphy cinch.
ed him and threw him down, and Beach, the bur
glar, searched his pockets. They then tied Mr.. 9.
locked him in the CELL and with other of the pris.
oners made their escape. Murphy has been going
at large ever since and had he kept clear of Rich
mond, would doubtless have remained unmoles,ed
He had craving, doubtless, TO see his old comma.
MONS. which will soon be fully satisfied He wa.
committed to Jail to await examination before III.
Grand Jury of the Hastings Court in November
next.
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~ Richmond, October Ist.

Richmond, October list, 1S52.-At
meeting Of the Richmond Building Fund Compa
ny, held this evening, the following preamble and
resolutions were offered by B. b. Minor, Esq, &C.
companied with few appropriate remarks, and
on motion, were unanimously adopted
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God TO remove
from midst our late much esteemed President
PUITIAUX ROBINSON. Esq-and, whereas,
whilst we bow in humble submission to the decree
of Divine Providence, we deem it proper that some
formal expression OF our regret should be given
be it, therefore,
Resolcsd, That in the death of Poitaux Robin
son this Company has sustained the loss of one
who, member, and as an officer, manifested
the veliest interest in its success and prosperity,
and who, by his kind and gentlemanly department,
had secured him the esteem and confidence Of its
members.
ResolUsd, That We tender to the family of the de-
ceased sincere and heartfelt sympathy in their
deep sf1c ion.
ResoIred, Tha! copy of these proceedings be
signed by tie Chairman and Secretary, aud sent to
the family of the deceased, and published in the
daily papers K. NJ. BURTON, Chairman.
B. w. KNOWLES, Secretary &C Git
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NICARAGUA.

Our readers are already aware that the Re-
public of Nicaragua has rejected the Webster
and Champion treaty, which was negotiated by
Messrs. Webster, Champion and Molina.
We have never been able TO ser, nor has any
person, as far as we know, attempted to ex-
plain, why Great Britain was brought in as a
party, in question between the United States
and Nicaragua. This latter State has always
refused to acknowledge the claim Of England
to the Mosquito Coast and very properly,
too, for more impudent pretension was never
Set on foot, as was abundantly proved during
the discussion of that question. 1t was thought
that these pretensions had all been relinquish-
ed, by virtue Of the Clayton and Bulwer trea-
ty. Why, then, was the British Minister ad-
mitted to these negotiations What business
had he there What right had he to 60 there
atall?
1t is not wonderful that the State of Nicara.
qua should have come to the resolution indi-
Gated by the decree, which W as published by
US Thursday morning.
We admire the spirit which dictated this de-
cree. Here are we, Of the United States, Go.
vernment and people. setting our faces agaius,
intervention in the affairs of Europe, and send
ing kossuth back the way he came, without
having advanced his object, or even made the
slightest progress in that direction, at the
very moment thatwe are joining with anothe,
power to interfere in the affairs OF our neigh
bors. Worse than that. The doctrine of Mr.
Monroe, which is the trae American doctrine
forbade the interference Of Europeans in the
affairs of this continent. We are no tonly in
terfering, but we are inviting and assisting the
strongest Of all the naval forces TO interfere
likewise. This is 10 abolieh the Monroe doc
,rine, against which we, for one, beg leave tc
enter our protest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

- 1t is said of Alexander the Great that he
Was the sweetest smelling man the world ever saw
Wherever he went the circumambent air was rem
dered odoriferous by bis presence The wits of the
age supposed that the smell was natural 5ut tney
failed establish the fact since il afterwards
discovered that he used delicate perfume only
known to himself.
Every gentleman or lady who wishes to emulate
Alexander In this respect has only sprinkle te "
drops of D'Orsay Cologne Water upon their hand
kefchiet previous to appearing in public. **"
fit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

Mr.. William A. Thomas, Of Quulla Town,
Haywood county, North Carolina, writes TO
the Ash. rville News that Cherokee Indian
named Salois, captured snake on the Smokey
Mountain, which he describes "of the usual
size of diamond rattle snakes found in the
mountains this country; of dark color; on
Its tail II has ten rattes. aud on lis head tw o
forked horns Of about ihree-fourths of an inch
long" The Indian said il seemed 10 be king
among the snakes of Its species. Nothing Of
the Kind has been seen heretofore by the oldest
of the white inhabitants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

ExTENsivE ROBBERY IN WALL STREET,
Mr.. George Anderson, u California Broker,
having an office at No. Wal. street, N. Y.
was robbed on Saturday afternoon of Sill 600
IN gold coin by some daring scoundrel, who
during the temporary absence Of Mr.. A., en-.
tered the door of the premises with false key,
or otherwise, and distracted the money from
an iron chest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

Coop LUcK.-The member of the New
York press, who, in company with M. Stra'
kosch, tn, eminent Pianist, drew the grand
prize of S24 $40, on Monday,at Baltimore, was
Col. M. 81. Noah, the son Of the late Major
Noah, of New York. Col. Noah has been
some years associated with the New York
press; he has also published and conducted
the Wes,chester Spy, OF Westchester, N. Y,
and the Sumpterville Banner, of Sumpter,
South Carolina. Rathera good start for an
editor not yet 81 years OF age.-Philadeiphia
Ledger,
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C WHIG RALLY AMI NUMiNA-
TING MEETING.-The wings Of Richmond will
hold meeting next MONDAY EVENING, October
18th, 10 the African Church, at half past o'clock
Senate and House Of Delegates Let there be full
turn out that occasion, as animated speeches on
the Presidential issue may be expected.
DC 6-WSMt
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THE EXPRESS arrives and
~ leaves daily, by Mail Trains, always In
charge of trustv Agents. This mode of receiving
ar torwsrdinp goods Of whatever description, com
hines economy, and what il of greater importance,
speed. Our wagon will call for goods to go away,
and deliver everything without extra charge.
ADAMS IL cos
Office No. s. Fourteenth Street,
m IN Near the Post Office.
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T-S5s The Notes of the Merchants Elk.
change Bank of Washington City will be
redeemed at the Office OF Messrs d. l. Pairo d Co,
NJ mar when presented in sums of five dollars or
over until further notice. oc 4-d5twIt
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- IMPORTANT NOTICE To

IMPORTANT NOTICE To
ON1 CIGAR DEALERS AND SMOKERS
J. A. HAkRlEG TON, 1874 Main, coraer of 10th
street, sign of the Scotch Soldier is in receipt OF
fine lot of imported Cigars, also, large stock OF
domestic Cigars, which he offers to the trade on
reasonable terms; also, fresh supply of Godwin's
quality for sale wholesale and rets'l in lets suit
purchasers, atprices to compete with the Northern
mari cts. J. A. HARRINGTON,
Tobacconist, No. le4 Main, corner 10th street.
oc 9-6t*
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49,. sECUsD BUiLDiNG FUND
DN-EA COMPANY.-An adjourned meeting of
the Company will be held on SATURDAY EVE
ING next 9th inst at half past O'clock at the Of
nee of Commissioner William F. Davis near the
State Court House. Members will bear in mind
that the articles of association reported at former
meeting, will then be finally acted upon, and tn
remaining officers elected. A full and punctual at
tendance requested.
oce A w MORTON, Secy pro tenn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

EEP Passing down Main street, we were struck
by me appearance of new style OF Portrait in the
show case of our old established Daguerreotypst
Mr. WILLIAM A. PRATT; we aIlude to the mna
tures of Messrs. Thomas A. Rust, the firm OF Par.
ker, Bayly Nmmo, and others, in which the
heads executed with all the depth of tint and natu
raj color of a Van Dyke appear to start like magic
from the deep obscure of a black back ground,
(Which, by the by, bas been always considered the
highest style of ar) striking with the force Of life
itself upon the mind Of the examiner and leaving
to the imagination the task of filling up details
which too often exhibit in the hands Of unskilt u
artists determines which do not really exist These
pictures have the advantage, fropn their great
strength, of being seen in any light, the eye nat
uraly follows the concentration Of the picture. Mr
F. is the originator of this beautiful styIe oc4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

FATAL DUEL.-A duel took place on the
9Th inst, Lexington, KY, between J. White
and Benjamin johnson. The former was
killed. Weapons, guns; distance, fifty PAGES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

PoLITIcAL.-The Democrats were addressed last
evening, at the African Church, by the Hon. James
NJ. Mason. A few remarks were also made by Mr.
John Y. Mason. In response to a CALL Mr.. James
Lyons declined TO speak, but indicated his purpose
to do SO at some time not distant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

VThe Webster men Of Boston held a
great meeting at Faneuil Hall the other night.
A. usual, the accounts state that "Ihe greatest
enthusiasm prevailed" and all other parties
were "compielely annihilsted."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

DRUNK -Zachsrish Drummer was arrested for
drunkenness Thursday evening, and on yesterday
fined u and committed to Jail for ten dsys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

We published, yesterday. an account of
the arrest of a suspicious character in Ger
many. Atelegraphic dispatch from Baltimore
states that it is thought he may have been con-
cerned in the Portsmouth bank robbery; and
that medal found in his possession may be
the celebrated Clay medal, which was stolen
in New York,
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Er To the CIfizen, OF Nich,nond and

L. TO the CItIZens OF NIchinOnd and
Transient VisitOrs.-If you wish to have
your hair cut and dressed in the most fashionable
and tasteful style, and your whiskers changed to a
beautiful black brown color. please call at HOB
SONS Shaving, Hair Dressing and .Shampooning
Saloon, in the American Hotel Basement.
Bile furnish you with hot, cold or
shower BATH at any hour, at 25 cents, five tickets
for 81. se27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

HENaIco COUNTY CouaT.-There was no meet
ing Of this court on Thursday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

THE New PosTAGE STAMP ENvELoPs.-
The Postmaster General has accepted the pro-
posal Of George +. Nisbett, of New York, to
furnish the Department with the postage stamp
envelops, authorized by act of the last session
of Congress. AS the dies have yet to be cast,
and the paper manufactured, for this important
pu pose, it is not probable that the new envel-
ops will be put in circulation before the 1st of
January, although every exertion will be made
to have them earlier.
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& - Home Testimonyt-n Read! lrom

Home NCaQ! lTum
w. one Of the oldest Magistrates of this city
let the sick, the delicate, the declining, talk to
those refer to, and then try this grand restora-
i've.
Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer e. Mowbray: feel it duty to
make known the benefits have derived from DIR
hamptons Tincture. For lenght time | have
been subject TO great prostrstion Of muscular pow
er, and great debility of the nervous system nc
companed with papita,ion and huttering of tue
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one occa
sion could scarcely get home. making mention
OF my to friend, he referred me to Joseph K
Stapleton, Esq, an old and highly respectable citi
Zen Of Baltimore, who had used the Tincture under
similar circumstances. | called on Dir Stapletop,
and, after Interview of some minutes was fully
satisfied of the medical virtues of the Tincture.
from the evidence before me, of his own person.
who, for some time previous. indicated failing
state OF health, but now hearty, hale appear.
snce, with the activity OF youth. | immediately
commenced using the Tncture, and before took
the contents of one bottle my strength was renew.
ed, and can walk ~ brisk and am Is active as |
was twenty years ago. This Tincture IL the grand
restorative OF the digestive organs, which, when
destroyed, the whole system IL In state Of suffer.
ing.
do assertt is, in reality, what it 10 represented
TO be by DR. Hampton, the Inventor;
WM. A. SCHAEFFER,
Now In city CT Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, &c
Sold only BY U. A. sIRECkER-psmPhiess gratis.
DC
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o. The LustraI Hair Tonic, for cleans.
ing, purifying preservation and growth of the Hair.
Prepared from the original French receipts by
BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists, No rs Main
street.
This admirable preparation is a most efectual
RENE dy tor Badness and falling Oft of tn. Hair.
causes it to grow luxuranty, making it very sctt,
glossy and beautiful, and prevents it from turning
grey, and is the only article which etfectuaily
cleanses the head from dandrutf.
This article has been before the public for three
years. and the increasing demand and high popu-
lary which has attained is the best proof of its
efficacy.
Numbers Of ladies and gentlemen in this city and
vicinity in the habit of using their
entire satisfaction. 1t has become necessary ap-
pendage to their toilet.
Large bottles at 50 cents EACH Be cure to ask for
Bennett i Beers Lustr1L Hair Tonic, in order to
prevent mistakes, Is there limitations abroad,
which would be apt to prove injurious if used.
&C 2-dIm
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/ KUNKELs TRoUPK.-It is sad to utter the parting
word farewell" to warm hearted and generous
friends, and we have no doubt that sorroWful Will
be the feelings of the many enthusiastic admirers OF
his company when they listen to their closing per-
ormance in this city this evening. They have fur
hished our citizens during their visit here, with IN
hocent and delightful recreation and as many Will
testify the hours spent in listening to their sweet
vocal and instrumental harmonies are among the
most balmy and refreshing in the calendar OF me
mory. This evening OF the most attractive en-
tertainneuts of the series will be given The low
ers of lively music and good dancing will have tn
tastes fully gratifed. Mcssrs. Johnson and Floyd,
whose perfc FINANCES on 'the light fantastic toe"
are almost without parallel take their benefit, and
as matter of course will kick up variety of new
and wonderful capers. They have already secured
good foot ing in the regards CT our citizens, end
though in the gaopade of terpsichoreau skill they
have to show their heels to the people, yet they
still endeavor on every suitable occasion, to polk
their best foot foremost. We heartily wish this
talented troupe profitable and pleasant tour.
There will be no performance this afternoon
Performance in the evening commencing at half
past o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-09

r. The Committee of the House of Re-
representatives. appointed to investigate the con.
nexion of Mr.. Secretary CoRwIN with the Gar
diner claim, before the late Board of Commits
missioner. under the Mexican Treaty, have
brought their labors TO close, and report
clearing Mr.. Corwin Of all blame.