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The Last Modern Miracle.

Our readers will remember tha. miracle
said to have occurred in little village in France.
WAS creating much excitement at last accounts
Drops Of blood, II was saId, oozcd from pccturo
of Christ crucird, which was suspended in one
of the catholic churches The phenomenon was
well Calculated to excite the supcrstijIou> feeling
of the Ignorant and Crejulous pcaslniry, but
every intelligent person WILL If course suspect
uickery We find in an English paper tie fol
lowing plausible explanation Of the olc o!
manufacturing this miracle
Take an oil painting of wounded man, coy
or the hnck Of the canvas with pl.ch, cut ont n
portion # the latter Immediately behind the
part depicted - a wouiid pierce the canvass at
that part with several stabs Of n c,b'cr's awl,
from ack to front, place IN the opering made 10y
tue removed pitch a pocc Of sponge >atuia cd
with blood thnned with water, cover the oi enlng
with a plug Of pitch, the application Of II lot
non removing the appearance Of a seam round
the pIug,-Ihc miracle may now be worked by
gentle pressure either from behind or in front Of
the pictured wound, which, squeezing the sponge
causes the bloody liquid to cxudc through the
holes made by the COOLERS awl, and trckle out
IN tie most natural aud surprising manner to
the cliiicatipn of all bchoders. This miracle is
cadahr Of being produced by other means but
upon the same principlc.-The application Of u
white handkerchief to the wound, and with some
pressure, will Assist in establishing the miracle
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VA, Ill.,, SAi URDAY, MARCH 90, 1851.

deaf husband said / Anl :: rrerctul God
has supported me, Jenny, said he It i. not easy
TO measure the degrees Of happinesa; but take
1t altogether. tins, think, was the happiest cyc.
nlns OF my life. If there Is great Joy m heaven
over sinner that repenteth, there i, nu less Joy
in the heart of faithful wife over "A husband
that vas lost and is found In til, ,na1ncr the
two months went away. lie was an exc, lleut
workman, and work came ~ from I'll Quai tiers
lie was soon able To repay neghbor John, on
and our families lived in the closest friendship
with each other. One evening farmer Juhuson
said to my husband that he though, 1t wuull bee
well for him to sign the tempcrance pledge
that he did not advise 1t wh.n lie first BEGAN Il
leave of spirits, 10y lac feared his strength might
fail him. Bu. now sad he Won have contm.
ued five months without touching drop, AMI ii
would he well fhr the cause that YOU should sign
The pledge Friend johnson. said nv husband
when y year Is gorc safely by | will sign the
pledge. For hye mcn nhs, Instead Of the pledge
! have IN every trial and tempta;ion-an q
drinking man knows well the force and meaning
Of those words-.l have relied upon this god
ring, TO reuvw my strength, and remind me OF
my duty TO God to my wife, to my children, and
to society Whenever the struggle Of appeit,
has commenced have looked upon this ring
have remembered that It was given with The last
words and dying counsels Of an excellent mother
to my wife. who placed it there; and under tn,
blessing Of Almighty Col, it has proved, thu,
far, the life boat Of Il drowning man
The year soon passed away; and on the very
day twelve month on which had put the ring up
On my husbands finger, farmer johnson brought
over the Temperance book We all sat down tC
the tea.table together After supper was done
little Robert cllmed up and kissed HI. father
and turning to farmer johnson, Father. SAID he
has not smclt like old Isaac the druuhcu Al
dler, once, since We rode home in your yellow
wagon The farmer opened the book my hus
band signed the pledge Of the society, and, will
tears in his eyes gave me back---tcn thousan,
times more precious than cver--NY MGrnfR'
COLD Temperance 7dlcs
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How Coal was Made,

Geology ha, proycd that. at one period, there
existed nm enormously abunIan, land Vegetation,
the ruin, or rubbish OF which carried into seas
sud then sunk to the bottom. and afterwards GOV.
cred over with sand or mud lels, become the
substance which we now recognize a. c,al.-lhis
was natural ran.ition Of vas, con,coccuce to
rs. sccu,, how uurh utility we find in using coal
both G,, worm,rs our dwelling, upl FIR VA, u.
u,anul,cu,rr ns vol ns il,, induction ,I .r,,In.
Lv which 50 creat a mechanical r,wor j. Genera.
ted II u,v n,trr,lly cy,it, surnri.c that the
vegetable. remain lcr should have so completely
chau,,L th,ir onnur,,t character. and become
BLACK Bat this can Lr c,rln,hcd ry cfc,,i,,v
md por, nf fine marvel becomes cc, Ia tLc
simplest I'm .Irr,,pndn,. when wcrccall tie C,mil
,nr fact tlpt damn hpy. thrown closely into n
hcap give. ont heat md becomes Of dark color
When vegetable mas, is excluded from the nj,
and subjected to n great pressure. hituminou
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Wisccllanrous.

George smith, FashIonable Taii0r. opposite ush =
ans store, regularly receives the fashions from
the EIst, andwIlbc happy Ia make up cIothmgtor
all who p1y favor hm with their pa tronagr 4 TT
warrlntedm very case. Particular attention paid
to CHiiing. OnaNa,nay TO- lsi9,
q. \ i.1ntE n Co., General Dealers in all
kiRi' ot LHmber, Ldth, shingles, Sash Doors
Cchir PJrts, Sr Nc.
\ q \ ibIali discount made in iilling large bills
Narlon Nam Canal, formerly occupied by Wal.
ker aud llcklug. Jnc22-i1-u
G.Burr, Ageat for FrJteciiOn Insurance Compa.
HG HHuOrd--opplslte the Mansion House.
Seth &. Earl, Carriage house, and sigR Painter
PapcreraRd Giasier, Ottawa, Ill., Shop on Co.
umbus street, over Palmer aud Gays wagon and
carriage mnkcrshop.
Jacob g. stone, Sddic, Harness, and Trsnk
m inufdcturrr, and CIrridgs Trimmer corner o
Canal anI ColumbusStrects, Ottawa, MARI
Jos. II. Wagner, Justice ofhe Peace, Office in
the northeast corner OF the cour,hcuscup stairs
on dee 1'iy
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The Best Coal

DROUGllTi into the Ottawa market IS now raised
ID by Mr. MARKS MORTALITY, who may
all times he found al his residence near the canal
bridge. nt the head OF Buffalo Rock His bed is il,
the same region where the famous "Strnwn Coal i.
rnlscd, aud Mr VI challenges comparison with
better article As TO the coal from most OF the beds
around Ottawa, 1t Is positively not to he compared
with his aud yet MIR Morlarty engages u,,a, his
coal as cheap ns, inot cheaper than any d(tFe con-
dcncrs IN thls region.
Teams always kept in readiness To deliver coal to
order, or any number OF teams loaded at short no.
tee on applying NJ The residence OF the subscriber
The attention oi Biacknnihs IL particularly cnllrd
Ia this coal MARKS MORlARTS.
Buffalo Rock, 4 ms below Ottawa Dec II, 1880
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This operation should be- periurmcd iu early
sprlug, Il, we'll rs IN mid summer The rough
loose parts of the bark should be >craprd olr as
wc,l rs moss and oner parasites The bark
should hc covered with the mixture Ns high ~
the operator can reach, with az ordinary luug
handled white wash brush
; pounds whale oil soap,
pound fine salt
pound tine sand,
pounds potash,
ounces nitrate oi soda,
dissolved OF mixed with water to the con.Sten.
cy Of cream, aud thoroughly rubbed upon the
bark
Many kinds oF Insects are kept from trees by
a solution uf whale oil soap alone, and many
such n are resident IN the crcvlccs Of the bark
are destroyed by the salt The iiur sand Is IN
tended daring the rubbing {, scratch the outer
coating ot tie bark aud thus R.s.,t the otter IN
gradients more perfect action. The potash anJ
nitrate of soda will dccomyo>o or soften the baIh
60 that during the Summer they will be throw
oiiby the healthy action Of ,he growing bark.
II the above mixture tr applied ~ dry wraih
cr, it will become 80 hard that 1t will remain du
ring several showers, aud thus have time to per
/ form it, office
! Trees with smooth bark. such ne plum, man,
OF the cherries. DC. should he rubbed with
rough woollcn cloth in few hours after applym.
the mixture this rubbing will cause the sand t.
clean the surface 50 perfectly as to give the bari
an Improved aud mor. healthy surface, Trees :,
rlcnnscd ARE not likely to be revisited by insect
as those left with their natural surfaces, no
aie they IA likely 10 Become bark bousd.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 tt ornru 8 .

John IL Murphy, attorney and CounSeHo, /"
Lgn, Ottawa, Illinois. aug ~ io'o'
DliIcr IN the court house
thampIim y Wallace, j { Champln-N IL
l.. Wallace lttorHsyS and fonnseHorSdi La"
Office up stairs IN the neat building north "i th'
Post office nov 3D. -.
o.. y. Leland, ItiorReu and Connscit"r al Ia"
ia. removed hl- Office from Heddck BLOCK u"
the room formerly occupied by the SheIW, III Ih'
court house nov occuprdmpariby Lorenzo he
land. may ~
Norris n Fisher. Geo II Norris s-teo : Fish
era ittorn.vs al Lar and Ldnd iScRfs, Otta-
rLW VIII pay plrtlrunr a,tcnuonto the pay
m"nt oftaxcs IN any part oi Illinois, purchasing
nnl selling real estate Investigating titles, collect
TIM, dc,nInis buying aud selling military land
warrants and locating them onthr best lGHdS for
soldiers or Others ,srcunngp"nspns aud all claims
u,ltn-tthe government Office on the southwest
corner OF the court house square,
VI. a.. Hpll,.tcr, attorney and COnHSsiior al
Ll,r. dHi N,liciiOr IN ChIHccrg Otidira, III.
- lIr' over the store, oi l.. ID smith, opposite
'h' Manson house. Jan. -
Glover X cook, i u Glovcr-B. { Cook At
tIrH.y,ani rIuneciiorS al Law Ottdnd. OF
ii', in RrI hci,'s Block, east side oi the public
squire. Jun lS-ti
Henry G.. Cotton. attorney dnd roHnseIi0r At
IIir Hui N,'i,itor ~ Chlacefy- OtidTd MS
Office ln the Court house. Jun ~
y. ~ .Hanl,il, IuOrncvdi Ldw- Osrsgo, hen
Rental Co.. WS. Aug 10, lSiS-.u
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Nu'krr - iIiraling. DrIicrs in Drugs, Neii-
clH,, PgHt,, Oiv, Furnishes, Patent Mcdi-
cues GiIss. So, Ottawa. III.
IJuntcr ~ tat nTly, ,D-dicIS InDrrgS Ueiiciuss
PdIntO, ants, Patent .N,dicin,s, l'arHishls, Uge-
stHrs,Nc second store uorth oihc MausJOnhouse
Ottawa, III.
q L. Ia pmp>on. D,Ii,riD Drugs Patent Ncdi.
ria"s, PJ'nts, Oiis, FURNISHES, Dys-SfufS &c
Between Clty Hotel aud R.dIick'- block
y. J. Nnlth. psI'cr IN DrHgs, ND,!iciaes Prints
Od', Dg' .N'Hfs .Sc So, Newark. Kendall coun,
ty,itGuDIs.
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Bowling Saloon +!

IAMES OConnor respectfully informs The cti.
~ zens ot Ottawa, that lie has recently re.iit,ed
and materially improved the Bowling Alley on
Court House square, originally established hy him
md thu, he is now prepared 10 accommodate parties
desiring henthtnl exercise, with the best game Of ten
pins to be found this side Of Chicago.
Ills Alley has been lately constructed cfthc best
Cherry, aud cannot fail to give the utmost snitsac-
ton. Jan. ~,
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Cabinet Work and Chairs.
II UpHolsTtaIaG g. UNDERTAKING. p,

'INIE subscriber begs to return thank Tor the lib
eral supper, given HIM thus far, aud he will try
pni merit It's continuance
Tie would respectfully remind his friends and the
Iubr that his stock sn OF such articles as he finds
ndsnland here. ofhis own manufacture and lmpcr-
ted. Al ,porranted ds represented.
Walnut Lu,nber takennp7yi yior furniture
lie has on hand aud makes % order mattresses
cushions Sc. az good and as cheap ns they can be
loueht in St Louis or Chicago he also Keeps con
stanly on hand ready made conins Of all sizes lie
kecpsn Hearse, aud attends funerals, and his char
ges will he found LOW PETER RUSSEl.
On Snllcs,., Ottawa, Aug 1850 10.
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Millinery Establishment.

III NN0. NItT.IiNI
Directly opposite CnshmdH'S stare, and one Dom
TCS' n DIcksyS jcWchy Nhop.
CHE wishes TO inform the ladies oi Ottawa and
- surrounding country, that she has received hcl
tall and winter stock al goods CONSISTING IN part oi
Sll, velvet SatuS Ribbons. Pushes. common
aud fancy Flowers Ladies rMmes, &c
Also fine lot bf winter Bonnris o lie h,cst fash
ION, l,lSI rcorlved ium New York
BounntS repaired on short notice. Trimming.
and lmIngs always on hand SARAH GRrGG.
bet ~ 1880 lOIi
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Shaving and Hair Dressing,

TIE subscribers take lhi. method oi returning their
! thanks to the public tor the liberal patronage
they have received, and hope by increased attention
90 business, to merit and receive still further patron
age Their door Is kept open early and late, aud
their prices are suited TO hard tunes.
Shop kept open late on Saturday night, but closed
aipreclscly 10 o'clock. A. VI on Sunday
Raaors, brushes Combs &c. for sale.
Shop on Madison near Columbus St, north. ems,
oi the court housc. RErI & GREBEL.
Ottawa, Dec ~ 1850 3m
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when one cask i- empty be fills it again and feeds
from. the other. by the time onn Is empty, the
corn m the other is we'll soaked The cols are
80 well soaked that the horses eat the whole and
they require only twothird~ as much com when
prepared IN tbs way, rnd there l. no doubt that
this preparation, ami the eating of the cob With
the com render, the food more wholesome.
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Low Is:stes
New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD miorm>his friends and the
~ public lhnthc has Just opened a Meat Market at
hi- new building on the conner north oi III" Court
ious,. SQUARE IN Ottawa. where hc willie happy to
supply all his gcndsand tho public with the choicest
oi everything in the meat lnr. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand
No NgrIei on Nu0ddg. The shop will he kept
open ON saturday evening, but closed on the Sab
bath scpt2 Il 1850
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Business CARDS.
QE Va v q @ao

Carriage aud Wagon Mandatory,
q Gki would inform his friends aud cu-ro-
~ . mrrs that he has removed t. hls new shop nt
the south corner ol the public square where hr
willcOntntc he manufacturing of carriages huggu
aud wagons IN the latest aud most approved styles
ieng Practical workman he ilaltrrs hlr',se'i that
he cnn build ns good work can he ptodn"cd m this
markrt. Work made 10 order and warranted To give
entire satisfaction. Repairing don. Oh the shortest
notice
Cash paid for seasoned lumber
| Jan II 1881. g. GAY.
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So,xrSs CoRs 70 ,rrn lIonsrs. of the
best farmers in the vicinity of Baltimore saves
one third OF his corn by soaking /, before he feeds
1t To his hor.cs. lie places two hngshcalS in his
cellar, secure from the lrus,, and fills ,hcm with
ears Of con and pourS on water To cover it
When well soaked, lie feeds il 10 his horses, Nnl
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acid gas in the manufacture. could not only sus.
tam "gigantic and prolific vegcsa,icn but would
also create dense vapor showers and rsin.; and
these again gigantic rivers periodical inunda,ions,
Thus all the coalitions fT extensive deposits II
wood in estuaries, would arise frcm hi, high tenn
Perature, and every circumstance connected with
coal measures points To such conditions.
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Saleratus Mandatory.
q y CAR I.R Il 60.

rTNAkE th,s method oi announcing 10 merchants
| aud dealer. m this state, that they have titird
~ nm extensive establishment with new apparatus,
ana are now manufacturing any quantity Ci superior
REFINED SiLEhITIN
From the best material which can be- obnlncdn the
market.
" q are manufacturing superior article, and the
facilities Tor shipping are sucn thot me rchanls and
dealers u the Niculy OF the cnual or ryrr can !.
rhrirsupp.r- from here m much ess time 'han from
liir eastern market, and also save transportation
nrd the urcc~>,Iy of ordering nIuJgc ulpy at once
'lhu-, who may favor a. with ,hrr orders tor a
large ur small pu,uuy, arr assured TINT thcN whIbe
attended to wl,h pTomptuc>S, and hilcd at as
Low tSates
~ cnn be Oh'nincd m New York or st Louis mnr-
kci, iorau nrlicir ui the saur quality
Merchant, aud dealers ar iuyItrdto call and "N-
anime our samples before urdrrid- heir suPphes
from u'hdr markets
Muuutac,ory ON Columbus street one door north
ut the Union ilou-r, Ottawa, H. oct L.. 10 6m.
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Il 0 t { | 8

Fot River House, 10y L. DLLANo, On the canal,
uear the aluaJutt, Canni packet. stop regularly
at this house,
4 ericuu House. near the confluence oi the IL
imoi- aui Fox Rivers and near the bridge.
Mansion House, Ottawa llE,by X IHOrN. Pas
Seugcrs carried tree TO aud from the canal pack
-i-. Stages arrive and depart daily.
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Storage s forwarding
Notice 10 IHarI:iers.-J. trOily i. u,

prepared To pay cash Tor WHEAT corn, aud uars,
las warehouse, al halt way between OtAwaaud
Morris where hc has made a.hr,dgc over the ca
nal Tor the accommodation ul the public, and ai-
SO repaired rhc roads 10 that point, Tor the conyc-
nicrcc OF farmers Jan l-Jm.
Maurice Nurphy,-Si0rdgc, FITdrdHc and
CommisSisn Merchant, dealer N all kinds oi p,o-
ddre -WcGrhuu,r east ut Gharruauds were
hnu,r mann canal, Ottawa, III, oct l9-Cm.
J. L. Chnrruaud. Storage \ Commission .Lcr-
Warehouse east side oi the bnigc, Man
c1u1I, Ottawa, ILL., nov ~
g.. siiii-. Storage, FJrlrdrdiDr and Commission
W-rcti', degler IN at kiHis oi prodare lrac's
Warehouse, No. ,, Sldr.cut. Ottawa Illinois
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Err-,, Or Iue lrorap Law ~ Wrco'tis
The W,scon Lsgslturo hss repealed 'h' ami
License law of that state, and enacted sn"tA,
in it's stead which provides for the licensing c'
retail shops ut prices ranging from $50 TO sIVo
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ANDREWS
Daguerrean Gallery

IN Singers bOI up SLAMS, I.ikcncsSes taktl
in thu best and latest style oithr art and set II
r,aiu and fancy { Asses, Frames, Lockets, Sc. &c
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putt,'s declining
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-03-22
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