The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-15

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George w. Kemble has been appointed Consul
Or St. Helena.
The Wheeling Times of Nov. 3oth. says the
ohio and Baltimore Raroad viii be in running
,rder by The first of January, L 3d.
The rnof of the new Capitol at Columbus, is
nearly completed. All work will be suspended in
few days for the winter.
Four young men sentenced to death by the
Supreme Court of New York last week.
VIM. B. 'ggs, Iat-ly a clerk in the Navy De
has heen appointed purser in the Navy.
Vice, l.. P Wallace resigned.
heavy gold ring valued at $4,000 has been
sent to President Pierce BY the citizens of San
Francisco California.
gold headed cane, costing S65 has been pre-
pared by some of the eitizans of New Hampshire,
10 be presented t. Gen. Pierce.
DR.. Wesley Slnead of CINCINNATI. has donated
the generous sum of So, 600 to the Widows Hume
Society in that city.
Ralph Waldo Emerson has been lecturing in
Cincinnati the past week.
The 70 lowing is tho statement of the business
If the Ohio and Pennsylvania Road for November.
From passengers and mails, S29,497 7,63
Freight, 10,778,30
Total, S4O.a75 90
Passengers in November, % 47S
Miss Charlotte Cushman and Miss Clarke
(Grace Greenwood) left Paris in company, on the
% uiimo for Rome where they will pass the
winter.
The citizens of Dayton are making efforts to
have the next State fair held in that place.
The Charter of the Bank of the State' Of
South Carolina has by the Legislature been ex-
tended to 1871.
Judge Batte has been elected TO the Supreme
Bench of North Carolina, and Massar Stark to
the Camproership of the State.
Seven millions two hundred and sixty Thousand
dollars in gold dust received at The Philad-l-
pha Mint, during the month IF November, the
exports OF specie to Europe during the same month
were about 100000.
All the American Ships on Lake Ontario, have
gone into winter quarters.
ne WdilS Oh i've stoiS DuiiulhS III I've" L
fell one day last week killing three of the work
men and seriously njuring three more, the wall
being too weak to sustain the roof
It's stated that J ohm P. Hale intends to 90 into
the practice of the law in Concord. in connection
with Asa Fowler. Esq, soon after the expiration
of his term in the Senate.
SIX Mormnns from Beaver Island were recently
arrested in Chicago for stealing goods.
public dinner is to be rendered 10 Gfrr't
Smith, by hi. friends, in celebration of his recent
election to Congress.
The Sugar plantations of Louisiana are making
uncommonly heavy crops, many OF them are real
izing three hundred hhds. per acre.
The Rev. J. B. Smith, is about to be sent on a
mission TO the fugitive slaves in Canada, by the
Freew Baptists. There about $4,000 fu-
gitives in Canada, and their numbers are daily
augmented.
The indianapolis Journal says that some 3O,-
coo hogs will be slaughtered in that city this win
Ter.
$500 Ia 7.5o per cwt. is being paid in Charles
town Md. for Pork.
The receipts of the Cleveland. Columbus and
Cincinnati, Railroad for November, 1852, are
Se4 422,21. This road is at present in very
prosperous condi'ioD, the Directors have decided
10 build second track, part of which is to be
pleted early next season.
Owing 10 the recent rise in iron and steel. the
BIacksmths generally have raised their prices for
work 25 per cent.
An eminent Physician asserts from "perscnal
experience. that few hours spent in a sugar
manufactory nhaliig he sacharne fumes, is eer-
taiu cure for the consumption.
John 3. Cough is Iecturipg in Eastern Massa-
chuselts.
The November receipts of the Sandusky and
Mansfield Railroad are $30,l02
The Sculptor, Greenough has become insane.
George w. Allison (Denocral) has been ap-
pointed Post Master atWooster, Ohio.
The long desired cheap edition of Uucle TOMS
Cabin, has at Iensth appeared. The entire work,
IS presented IN one and substantial pamph o,
volume, for 37I cents.
We tender our acknowledgements to the Wes-
tern Publishers, levitt, Proctor & WurthIngtuu
oil CLEVELAND, for copy by mail.
z135 900 copies making 27O 600 volumes have
air ady been publ shed IN the United Suites, be-
sides far greater number IN England. This c;.eap
ed ton, now brings this Wonderful book within the
reach of all, and will give impulse to tie :
ready u equalled rculaon Of this powerful mis-
sionary of humanity.
The cheap edition, ns we'll as the bound volumes,
may be obtained at HALLS Book STORE, Raven
ma.
THE BANKERS WIFE, By I. S. A thur.-This
is one of the must interesting OF Arthur's tales,
and is written for the purpose ot showing that DIS