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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

FHSHE SHADY SIDE; Or, Life in coun.
IL rv Parsonage. By Pastors Wife;
1000 copies sold in The frs, week-10. 600
first month.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
In MANY respects this book is superior 10
sunny SIDE. CIR Obs Phil
''.ohudy Side" is an al-absorbing book. O1e
can not lay il down with out rennciance. L
should be read by every one Chr Mirror,
Portland
We have shed many tears over this book.--
We wish we knew The authoress, that we might
thank her in person for her service 10 The mil,
sIeral professional Cong., Boston.
This book aciH be read and thought rpon.
Ii ought 10 be. Ohio OBS.
Ii Is written in admirable style, and presents
US vivid porlruiiure of scence which are true
to nature. and find their coun erpart in the &C.
uul experience OF many pastor and pastors
wife Mich. Chr. Her
Let editors, and ul hers who have no le-
iSure, beware how they take il up, leSt they be-
cnme SO fascinated as 10 be Obliged 10 read II
through. West. Rec.
AS story ii is scarcely whit bel iud 'Us.-
Gle Tom,' in interest. and i's religious inhpsnca
is wholly unequvocal.- l.-Meth. d0iU.. Fits
We wish all the parishioness Of every mis-
iStery in The land could read ill., PreSt' HeTGfa'
Lou.
1t is work Or uncommon merit, more tai
ented and truer to nature than even 'Snnny
Side.'- Cong, Her" Ca,
1t is written with graphic pen. in most
felicilous and captivating s!te.-PTes6n 81.
Lou.
Whoever hns been a Pastor, or n Pastors
wife, can affirm TO The verisimitude every
touch oil the magic penc'e. Obsr Eeang.
Interesting and beautiful as S 'nny Side is,
This volume is uuquesti 'nably more interesting
and more beautiful In reading it, tears will
unSidden star'.- Cen. Chr. Her.
1t is work of rare beauty the spontaneous
creation, based on reality, of an imagination
made the handmald OF pistv, and disciplined by
to ministerial and
Christian Jour, and Mess.
charming and nos' useful book. 1t will
have greo, run.-N Y. Erang:
Ii Is, indeed, a mos, truthful. affecting, and
beautiful Story, quite equal in beau,y of style
and descriptive power 10 Sunny S,de.' and des-
tined 10 have quite as extensive q circulation as
that admirable iitle hook.--Epe. Trar. Bos.
Published by
JEwErT, PRocToR s. WoRTHINeroN
Cleveland, q.
F"- Sale at HALL's Book SToRE Ravenns.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Senatorial District.

In tia Senatorial District composed of the Coun-
ties Of Portage and Summit, the Wing ard Free
Sol vote list October on Congressman, united
gives majority of one tAonsand and eighty thre,
10 'cs, over the vote of Bliss and Bierce united
though the vo:e for Bierce was not wholly tuker
from tho Democratic Party.
This shows what can be done in this Senatorial
District if wisdom and patriotism ''rue the hoar.'
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Female Comaposi.crs.

The .NahoAing FIRE. Detc crat, published at
Youngstown, in noticing the employment of fe-
males as apprentices 10 the art Of type setting in
the Transcript office, says:
I'VE have been in good many printing ffices
in our time, and bave females employed in
more than one, but we must say never knew
proprietor to employ girls to do his work whowas
fair price for their Labor, not excepting even the
Boston Olire Branch, though the floors of the Of
fee are carpeted, and its walls hung with pictures
aad mirrors
The uncourteous imputation contained in the
above paragraph, is unworthy of notice further
than to set ourselves right IN the premises. We
have no intention of employing females to the ex
pusion of journeyman. There are departments
in printing office that men alone can fill. We
have always had one or more journeymen in our
employ at city prices, ard we will venture to say
that we now pay good, if not better, wages to
journeyman than the Youngstown press. The fe-
males in office design becoming proficient
compositors, and we venture to say have as much
brains for the business as the BOBBY who carps
at their being employed. We hold that fe-
males should be permitted to engage in any bust
ness for which they physically and morally
capacitated. The time has gone by when men
can arrogaie to themselves the exclusive right to
monopolize and control any branch af business for
which they are no better capactated than the 9th
er transcript.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
NEW YORK. June ID.

The Journal of Commerce states that informa-
tion has been forwarded to government TO the
effect that Santa Anna bold policy towards the
United States is backed by 40 understanding with
Spain.
Spainsh officers are filling places near the per-
son of Santa Anna
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

CRow Bar LAw-The Treasurers of Harrison,
Champaign and Guernsey counties, entered the
Ranks of those counties, under this famous law
.nd took So 62s so from that OF the first; of which
Sl72 20 was the treasurer's fee-and over $2lO0
from the last. We have not learned the umuunt
taken from the other Canon Republican.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
NHns RHyPnrn-

The True Democrat, of Cleveland, seems TO
gather the impression, from some source,-we
know not where--that desire is entertained
and on effort has been made to induce Mr.. Bar
rere, the Whig candidate for Governor. to aband
nn the field. 1t is certsnly greatly in error. in
such supposi i'm. There is no dissatisfaction
with Mr.. Barrere. He is the regularly non-
mated Wing candiiate; and enjoys The conf
dence of his political friends. lie has done no.
thing t, forfeit that confidence. His course in
and out of Congress- was that of liberal, high
minded, steadtasi friend Of correct principles
We know Of no Wing journal in the St tie. that
has expressed wish for his retlracy. No arm
but that of Locofocosn, will be raised to stke
him down. If he desires TO retire, it must be
from ether considerations than those named by
the True Democrat. What his desires are. we
pretend net t, say. HIS decliaation would no,
have the effect to ulie his friends on Mr..
| Lewis. The latter, we know did not in 10 be
candidate for governor. His declinution would
moi surprise US, On The contrary, if he is AM
mated by The spirit which has been exhibited by
| some of his warmest personal and political
+ lends, he would be prompted 10 take that step
as the most effective mode of preparing the way
for the triumph of correct ptiueipIes.-Ak-
ron Beacon,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

ONO TAXABLE PRoPERTY.-It is now pretty
we'll accerrained that the grand total of taxable
pronerty Of Ohio, for the year 1858, viii be ebout
$500 100000. A tax Of 81 mills Oh the 81 on
that enormous sum, ought to satisfy the cormo
rants now in power in Ohio-and enable them
not only to pay the current expenses of the State,
but considerable amount of the State dobt,-
Canton Repository
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
A EiZZic.

The ''untsrrifed Democracy attempted to get
up an indignation meeting at Garfield, Mahoning
county, on account of the retention Of NJ.
Whntlesey. by the President, in the office of
Comptroller of the Treasury It was, from oil
accounts, great izze.-.Akron Beacon.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
NEW ORLEANS. June ID.

The story Of the intended insurection was not
generally credited, aud by many is locked upon as
IA hoax.
The police however, have though 1t necessary
to adop. precautionary measures. NO iuf'nef
nrrests have been made.
The city is comparatively quiet.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

That stsnnch and able Wing journal, the Gin
cinnati G"z-tte. Judge Wright Editor, says
One by one the Wig Inity, discouraged by
defeat, has given up modified its old measures
ofdomesc policy, until, finally, they have come to
differ but little from the Democrafc.-tCin. GHzl
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

biped achich FOWLS the tripod in Ashtabula. "It
is anil bird that soils its own nest"
For The Ohio Star.
The editor of The AshiabuIa Democrat" says:
4" A hen convention is said to have been largely at
tended at Ravenna O.. where the disconien,ed spir-
its OF feminnty took counsel together being led by
the Rev. NJ SIS Antoneite Brown and Others"
There Tories" in seventeen seventy six,
and there were those who were not willing to be.
taxed, without they were represented The Row
ouionists " seepel ten in brney wa'er;" they
| refuses 10 buy it, and destroyed it, all because
there was "A greater tax laid, without any addition
al representation.
Our fathers tco came to the conclusion s tha,
all just governments were formed by the consent
of the governed" All of this was great and elo-
rious, was in accordaucs with the age but when
people meet together seventy seven years later. TO
consult each other ns to the best of action
10 pursue that we may bs delivered of this same
| oppression. this tory Democrat is shocked with
this new idea; he don't understand republicaisn :;
he never Knew Republic" is "a commonwealth
IN Which the exercise of the sovereign power is
lodged in representatives. elected by the people,
not particular sex, class color; but the ,chole
| fN'po' AHo " hSS SuH u pteseuL 'Il5 $50 caileuJ
Democrats, aeithout their consent with as much JUS
tce as one sex Gun represent the other.
1t seems that rulers always thcir own in
terests, for self interest is the ruling principle in
man as yet. Hence the that such unjust
laws disgrace our statute b'"ks; such 40 zap
pointing guardian for children at the death Of he
father and in of separation, giving the in'her
power to take tho children from their most natural
protector and guardian granting the husband pow
! er TO collect the wife'g wages, &c.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
Temperance cause im vVaslaingtom.

Temperance C;sVsc isa Washington.
The question OF License or no License has been
presented to the voters of Washington city and has
resulted in 991 votes for license and 1868 against
it! Every Ward against it except the 7th aud
the Island, which gave two minority forthe license
The friends Of Temperance there grealy rejnice
and with reason, at this result. 1t is 10 be hoped
that this vote will be elfectua to suppress the fash
onabe dogeeries in and about the Capitol next win
ter, and TINT consequence there may be less
drunkenness among tho members, md more sober
legislation.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

. The Warren Transcript rebukes the Ma
honing Free Drmocrdt for an i'll narured remark
in regard to employing female compositors =
We are not little surprised and mortified to wit
ness in Free Democratic, progressive paper so
narrow and iliberaI a spirit, and must commend
the nobler. BETTER truer spirit of the Transcript
We quote:
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
IInIon in Trnpnbu,l Coun,x,

A call without any party designation has been
issued fora county nominating convention in Trum-
bull County. The Convention comes off next Sat
urday, The Ca. says:
"Allt those who are oppressed to the existence and
far.ner Increase of Slavery in the United States;
all those who are in favor of the unconditional
peal of the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850, and laws
of the United States which encourage and sustain
Slavery in the District of Columbia and in the ter
ritories fihe United States all those who are iu
favor of prohibiting the coastwse and inter Estate
trade ; and all who are in favor of 50 exercising
the elective franchise as to free the General Gov
ernment from all responsibility in relation to Sla-
very; and all who are opposed to the improvi!eni
and hsf dgested legislation nf The last General As
sembly, are respectfully invited to attend said con
vention. -
That looks decidedly like effort ut Union
Thus the good work goes bravely on.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

Is There IA yVaaiIs Party Among Us2
The Summit Beacon, one of the most nbe and
sagacious papers in the State of Ohio, flies the
State Ticket ut mast head, with n Nelson Barere
on the lend for Governor, with the caption, +" Re-
publican .N'Umiaatioas.' 4 significant signs
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
is S 8.
DH'. IL. 'Fzsbbs.
ANALYTICAL Physician,

WILL be in attendance at his rooms follows
RAvENNA-Fre'ltiss House, Friday afternoon and
Saturday 18th and l6ih July.
AKRoN- C0bb's Exchange, thursday 18th July.
CLE7I LANp-U UeadeA House, Tuesday, and We'd
nesiay 28th and 29ih June.
Those afflicted with diseases of the Liver. Lungs Kid
news or Spleen inflammation, Rheumatism Asthma short.
of breath difficulty of breathing Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Weakness Nervous Debility, Res lessness, Lost
of Appetite Constipation Derangements of the Stomach
Bilious affections Gravel Swelling Cancer, Scrofula
Ulce:s Impurities of tie Blood Of any chronic Of
long standing diseases, areinvted TO call No charge
for consultation.
DIR. T. never bleeds nor bisers nor is he Homeo-
pathist he never Mercury, Antimony Arsenic
any other mneraas medical agents nor Is lie FbomP-
sonian-he neither steams gives emetics! His the
ory of disease differs from all others that have heen
adopted but not thandoes his system of treat
ment He does not make sick 10 make we'll nor tear
down to build up again aIIay irritation by patching
up with anodYnes.
n-i- We caution the public against impos.oTs who a
several counties ondeavoring to reap harv' II
from the popularity of remedies by pretending '
administer the Trey know nothiHg wtia'eves "t
the recips and with them would be utterly sar''-
pabe of celebrating most OF our incidents, as iiy j
of earning reputable practice.
BRoHcHrr1s-ITs w oasT STAGES CT RED.
Dn Trnns S11:-W hen Icemmmenceti tslIr rs Ss-7
nant few months since, was much debili'a ~
siGercd from selere pain in the side, sio. 'rss ii
BREATH weakness in the small of tie back, nie e"fs
restessness, coughing ard expectorating PFnfls-is
often raising pint of whish substance in single mo
ming, took cold frequently. and soreness and infant
tiou of The throat seemed increasing ard exferdng
down u5an the lungs. Att.nIes became so dizzy
to fall unless object of support. BY o.
your medicine wss entirely relieved and am now
well ard as strong eyer before in my he Am 1t
work thropoh all kinds os weather and though some
neither the cough or soreness OF the throat
lave troubled me in tie least
y ours respectfully,
JAMES WEIGH.
East Cleveland, Dec. 2jth, 1858.
Ar ordeal of Two winters has failed TO reproduce
sing le of its symptoms H. L.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

20" Lewis Cass jr, Charge D Afaires at Rome
is in the United States upon visit He win re-.
turn 10 Septomber. ee
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

THE Ashfabula Telegraph says, ''that sterling
paper, Cincinnati Gazette, ntimates the high pro-
babty of new political organization for the res
cue of the national honor from the partizans of
pelf, and to establish great party with conslitu-
tonal principles its rule of action" The Ga
zrtp is not the first paper, will it be the last,
proclaim the necessity of n "new political organ
ization, to rescue the national honor from the
parizans of pelf." We hope soon to take the
Telegraph by the hand, as hearty and efficient
advocate Of Tie same great necessity. The heart
and head of the editor ofthe Telegraph feels and
sees the true course TO be taken-his caution only
holds him back, waiting for the favorable moment
10 act. But, brother THAYER, the work will fall
on young men-,he old mon, those past forty siS
years, cannot be expected TO move. Their OPP
inions are generally fixed for life. The drum is
beating for rally of young generous, warm-hearr
ed spirits, to lead the, advance, and break the en-
emy's centre. The mission of the progressive
Republicans is three fold, 10 relieve the State
lorm the support Of slavery, The curse of intem
perance, and the inertia Ct fogysm; and make he
free, Temperance and progressive. Can you de
sire nobler causei Speak out without fear, fa
vor OF hestancy.-[ Forest City.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
For Member of the Board of Public Works,
ALONzO o. BLAIR,
of Licking County.

D When the Star is sent to those who are
not subscribers they may be assured that no charge
will be made.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
WISCONSIN,.

The Wing State Convention met at Madison on
The 9th inst, and adjourned without nominating a
State Ticket.
The Free Democratic State Convention met at
Madison on the 9TH inst, and put in nomination a
fn'l State ticket. Great animation and good spirit
prevailed. Thus the field is left TO Tie Tree De-
mocracy, and Ihe Pierce Democracy. If The
Wings vo!e with the former, as most of them doubt
less will their ticket will prevail.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22
A GEM OF A BOOK.

FHyHE SHADY SIDE; Or, Life in coun.
81 trv Parsonage. By Pastors Wife:
1000 copies sold in The frs. week-10. zoo
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

1WlN Paint-A new article TO supersede the
~ OF lead in painting, for sale ny
June 30 l. SwIFT,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

East Cleveland Dec. 25th, 1858.
A ordeal of Two winters has failed TO reproduce
sing le of its symptoms. ii. L.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

HBRuSiiES.-A general assortment can ne
b fouud at SWIFT's.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

% AALBS Superior Rhubarb RooI Tor sale
@B AZ at SWiFT's.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

D- Indy thus disposes of The pin feahered
bIped achich FOWLS the tripod in Ashtabula. alt
is ill bird t!lat soils its own nest.'
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

HTSE ZINC PAINTS 1t will GO farther
q than white lead and is cheap.
SWIFT's.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-06-22

= - q LBS. Sulphu;ic Acid. l09 lbs.
II eDV Muriatie acid, 100 lbs. solution lin, jusi
received !. SWIFT.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-11
lPER CRAM, RoGERs & Co.'s EXPRESS.
Regular Trinity correspondence.

WEAvERvILLE, June 9th, 1853.
MEssRs. EDIroRs We could well say this
week, with Mark Anthony, that we can tell you
nothing but what you yourselves do know, one
of you having been with US some three or four
days during the past week. This leaves us but
little scope for action. We trust that you and
your friends were not dissatisfied with us, by
your hasty retreat. We assure the Senior y
however, that to our knowledge we gave them
no pain save that which was cham. We hope
since they know the road they will visit us
often
Our town was considerably excited on Tues
day, occasioned by a miners meeting, which
had been called for the purpose of determining
the question in regard to the right of parties car
ryng water from a creek or euch to other
mines in the neighborhood, if, after such water
had been carried, parties should come in on
said creek or gulch, and wish to use the water
The question was decided at the meeting, that
the parties first claiming and using the water,
have the best and only right to it, provided they
leave enough for the use of the bed OF the creek.
At this decision some persons are dissatisfied, as
it conflicts with their interests, and are deter
mined to carry it into courts.
We are sorry 10 learn that violence has been
resorted to in this case, and that property
amounting to some two thousand dollars, has
been dcstroyed-the reservoir, dam and ditch
of the orig inal claimants having been entirely
demolished Adobe.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-11

Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOVES CHARITY.
There recently, says The New York Na-
honal Democrat, family of thirty slaves in Vir-
gnia, which the owner offered To sell into free
dom at very small price and some benevolent
parties in Philadelphia undertook TO raise the
amount by subscription. The facts pre-
scented by letter. to Mrs. Sigourney, who inime-
diately enclosed twenty-five dollars for the Obj
ject. Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe also
written to, and. of course, she responded by
sending very large sum of money for the ''glo-
rious purpose" She had just realized i'm
mense fortune by her aboliiionism-shc ON
the eve of starting for England. TO be fered ly
The Duchess of Sutbe rland, and tarresscd by The
hand Of nobility, aud OF course she gave rery
large sum to purchase hese thirty slaves M,
good reader she gave not rent. She sen, back
letter full OF sweet sympathy. nlxmntiiug with
the charity of advice and approval but empty
of money her own face is OF shame a, the con-
tempiible part she is now playing, III forging IA
States evidence against her country. M, she
had no money for the poor slave" AS her
eminent friend and co-aborer, Mr.. Amindab
Sleek, would say. 1t is not in our way" H.r
: mission" is TO make money cut OF negro PHI
lanthropy, and not for it.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-06-11

The large and connections saloon, the In
dependence" was opened on Saturday evening
last This saloon has no superior in the State,
save in San Francisco. Jack Bachelor is the
proprietor
The Austin House," was opened on Sunday
by Nr. Messic. 1t is expected this will be the
BON tom hotel Of Weavervile. Mrs. McMannus
formerly Of our town. viii have charge of the
domestic arrangements of the house, which will
be a sure guarantee of its success.
On Sunday, Weaverville was alive with the
sports" making preparations for the long
talked of race between McKenzie's and Kelly's
fast mules, for $500 side; distance $50 yards
Not less than four Or FIVE hundred persons were
on the ground to witness the sport. McKenzie's
mule was ridden by McWhorter; Kelly's by
himself The first race the mules bolted the
track on coming near the judges stand. The
second race closely contested McKenzie's
mule coming in half length ahead.
Immediately after the above race, considerable
excitement was gotten up by the appearance of
two fine American horses. Mr.. Messic entered
gray horse and L. c. Arledge entered bay horse
for 5000 side distance $50 yards. At this time
betting high. both parties sanguine of the
speed of the horses. The bay horse was much
the finest looking animal. but it turned out that
the gray was old racer, and beat the bay
some ten or twelve feet, causing serious loss OF
change" to the bay horses friends.
Mr.. Sites and his companions still perse
vering in their deep hole enterprise, working
double set of hands They have now gone down
800 feet making it the deepest mining hole in
California. They have found gold the entire dis
lance, and are daily expecting to reach the bed
rock.
The burnt district is nearly all built upon.
See "Adobes' letter on onr first page.