The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

cal! And won't the last chapter of his life be writ
ten in the records of some prison!
By the way the Professor amused himself by
entertaing the good people of Brockport with the
unpaid for Microscope which he obtained here by
false pretences.
Literary Exhibition.
The Young Ladies' Literary Society, connect
ed with Miss AsPINwALL's School gave an exhib-
on last Saturday evening, consisting of recita-
tions of Poetry. Dialogues, Reading of Compost
tons. Vocal Music &c. 1t was really very pret-
ty affair. well conceived, apd well executed, and
afforded an evenings very pleasant entertain
ment.
The compositions displayed much thought and
happy use of language. and as developing the
youthful mind, were very pleasing.
The whole performance creditable alike to
teacher and pupils.
Mr. BRADBURY's Musical Convention is now in
progress in this village. The attendance is quite
large. The Convention 50 far seems to give great
snti- faction, and will cloae with coucert to- NOR
row night.
He will also give a concert to night
AFFRAY.-A few nights since in Franklin in
this cnunty. quarrel arose among lot of fell
lows engaged in gambling One of the number,
by name of Beach, of Brinfeld. accused the 9TH
ers of stealing his money. They Separated
Beach was wayIaid and knocked down and badly
beaten with clubs near the bridge. At first it was
thought he was fatally wounded--but he will recov
err. Luther Hall has been arrested of the
aesailants, the others fled and have not yet been
rested. As usual, liquor helped along the fracas.
Chips.
Some scoundrels recently attempted to burn the
new Presbyterian church at Massillon-Gen. L.
V. Berce of Akron. delivered the Annual Address
at the Medina County Agricultural Fair-A
Magyar newspaper is soon to make IFS appearance
in New York-Gen. r. Griswold, of Detroit,
has been appointed Purser in the Navy-Table
rock at Niagara has all slid away--A driver in
Cincinnati has been fined S25 for ruoning over
at a street crossing--The people of France
are not allowed to stare or shout at the Emperor
The Samesse Twins are at Montreal--Ac-
cdents occur daily from the OF Of burning flu
id. The dangerous stuff should be banished-
| A half cent paper has been issued in New York
There are in the city OF New Y ork one thous-
and practising Dentsis-The Vermont State
! Fair took place on the I4tli--Real estate sells
for $40 per square foot. in Boston-The United
States Agricultural Society hold National Exhi-
bi,ion Of horses at Springfield Mass. on the 10Th,
Goth, 21st, and 22nd, of -October-The Ladies
of Stark County preparing fine flag 10 be pre-
sented to thu Agricultural Society of that Co..
| S2l0547 &C. is the amount of the California State
printers bill last year-Bishop Dome has been
discharged. None If the charges against him could
be ACKNOWLEDGMENT reported two deaths by
Yellow Fever at Philadelphia the 10Th inst.
1.-THE Columbian is the title of a new daily
| just issued at Cincnnati-A conspiracy to rob
the Crystal Palace, has been detected and frustra-
ted-Genera complaint is made at the South of
damage to the cotton crops, by the late excessive
rans--A collision took place on the rail road be-
tween Syracuse and Rochester on the 17th Two
men were killed-The trial of Kissane, of Mar
tha Washington notoriety is progressing before the
court Of Warren Couuty-A new military COM
pany is being organized at Cleveand=-The
Pennsylvania State Fair takes place the 9th.
2sth, and 29th insts.-An iron statue of Henry
Clay is in course of erection at Pottsyle, Pa
A colored man has been whipped nearly to death
Mt Detroit. He was suspected of being spy OF
some laveholders-John Y. Mason of Va, is
sent TO Paris by President Pierce as Minister
One hundred thousand persons were on the ground
the first day of the State Fair-Ex-Senator AL
len has declined the China Mission--Two Or
three highwya roberres have been committed near
Clevelandrecently- Geauga Co. F air comes
off on the 9th and 9TH of October-A drunken
fellow. broke his neck in climbing fence at Dres-
den O.-The house and furniture of John Y.
Mason of Richmond Va. was burned on the 18th
inst-Joseph Brooks has been chosen President
of the Philadelphia & Pittsburgh Telegraph Co.
4 The Grand Jury of New York have indicted
over thousand persons for selling qnor contra
ry to law-3125 men are connected with the
New York Fire epartment-Liquor dealers in
New York, now charge ten instead of sir cents per
drnk-The Lake County Agricultural Fair will
be held on the 18th, and 18th days of Cctober-
Mr.. Hall of Cincinnati, who was shot by Ames
it is thought will recover-Yale College is one
hundred and fifty three years old.
i GoDEY.-The October number is not quite rs
interesting as the average of Cooley. Cooley has a
reputation established an2 he sustans it very well
better than most Of his competitors. An article
entitled "Artesian Wells, is quite interesting ard
philosophical. A "Dol ar on the Conscience" by
T. S. Arthur, is one of Arthurs best, and contains
deal more truth than poetry, Fashions, Love
Stories &c. make out the table Of contents. LA
Cooley Pub Phila'd $500 per annum.
fETERsoN's MAeAzINE.-1hs periodical fully
sustalns its well enrned reputation, as the bes
ano cheapest work of the kind in the country
no october number alone is richly worth the
J price Oh years subscription. Terms So 90 pei
d annum. Chas. j. Peterson Pnbl;sber Pbadel