The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-11-23

colOred pOpuiatlon nau nght I'D tue co'ofed
church at Warren. Cause-one brother under
took to put the other brother out.
Renewed friendships require more circumspec-
ton than those that never have been broken.
The Post Master General SO it is said, requires
fac siasile likeness of some of his P. Ms. 1t
isn't for moment to be supposed that the Post
Master General enterains suspicion that any of
his appointees are not what they should be, is it?
| DIR. Ames has just had trial. in Cincinnati. for
| shooting MIR. Hall. with intent to kill, which has
resulted in his acquital.
He tcho has meat to spare should not Keep a
aog.-But he will He'll keep dozen, if he
likes. The poverty. the moro dogs. The
more curses, the ours. The moment
family comes to half allowance of beef, they get
an extra dog to 1.-THE the half. Poverty knows
! little of arithmetic.
/ census has just been taken of Cleveland and
Ohio City. The united population of both is
forty-one thousand two hundred and sixty. A
project is on foot for uniting the Two cities.
The Wings of New Hampshire have nominated
James Bell for Governor and Jaries Whtell for
Railroad Commissioner.
The .4nlericaa .4gricultur ist, published i'll
/ New York city, of Nov. 9th, says that apple
spectators plenty in the country, and advise
farmers not to be in hurry to sell such apples as
| will keep well. Apples are in good demand. and
bring good prices, and will undoubted soon be
!; higher.
/ On poor land, a rocky soil, the chestnut is
one of the most profitable forest trees that be
! Ttc is tbo tiyoh
! always in good demand, and the fruit is of con-
siderable value.
A man behind the times should be fed on
ketch-up. ~
The population of London known by recent
! census is 2.362,2a6. The city l22 square
miles, or 7s ,O29 acres. 5
I Tuesday last week, the boiler of steam f"ur-
ing mill in Poland, Mahoning Co., exploded killing
one of the mers, and severely injuring a man
who was at the time passing the mill in buggy.
They crow in Massachusetts over sir pound
beet. ln Warren, o., the papers tell of one that
weighs nine pounds and thirteen ounces "
Thomas II Benton is seventy one years of age,
and probably the youngest appearing man in the
country Of that age. 1t is said he will be cand-
date for Speaker of the House of Representatives.
, Cats worth fifteen dollars each in Australia.
1t will be just like some Yankee to get up ship
lead of "feines' and go to rat catching in Austria
liza.
c. c. Burleigh lectured in Oberlin last week
upon Ant-Slavery.
Rev. Isaac Erret of Warren, Trumbull Co., is
delivering course of lectures TO the young men
of that place, upon subjects of great importance
and interest to all.
On the 18th inst on the Union Course, Long
Island. horse was hundred miles in
eight hours and fifty eight minutes, for purse of
$4,000. The horse died on the evening of the
2 same day.. Hemp for the heartless Jockeys, and
plenty of it.
Vermont took FIVE of the seven Sloo premiums
awarded at the Springfield Horse Exhibition.
The Locos of New Jersey have elected Rod
man Nj. Price Governor. They have majority
e in the Legislature also.
e Two children are now exhibiting in Baltimore,
who are joined together at the back by the union
! OF two spines in one. Often while one is wide
awake and playful the other is sound asleep, and
the connection is such that while one stands erect
the other can lie down.
ei An accident occurred on the Toledo Railroad
on the 14th inst, about three miles from Obern.
d The train consisting of thirteen freight cars was
t thrown from the track. by running over some
!. mules at a bridge. The engine owing to its su
# perior weight not thrown off. No person
: was hurt. -.s
Cotton Factory near Fairmount was burned
on the night of the 18th inst. Loss $4,000.
Parks, the supposed murderer, will be tried in
:. Akron the 9th proxmo.
/ Reading room, in Chardon, takes one hun
h dred dollars worth of newspapers apd magazines
e per annunl. .
h The Pittsburgh Custom House is completed
r 1t cost $4,000
z special election for Mayor was held in Viii.
a loughby last Monday. Harvey A. Sharp, Esq
e was elected by twenty majority.
- The city of Hartford, Conn.,, is to have Parl
that will cost Sl05,0OO and contain thirty acres o.
- land,
= Ole Bull will fiddle for the citizens of Cleye
land soon.
D, Sidney e. Burton, who has been the chief in
+ srumentaliiy in ferretng out the Kissane forger
les, and in gathering testimony in the celebrated
At Martha Washington case, is reporting in The col
rs umns of the Cleveland Heralda full account of hi
proceedings in the matter.
Rosues generally die poor. Every time the.
make dollar by knavery they are obliged to spen
i ten shiliugs in law.
1t is base temper in mankind that they Wi
y not take the smallest slight at the hand of those
who have done them the greatest kindness,