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The New York 7tiJuv h. the following

luz NtW lNlh JVOhV ms the following.
Singular results are obtained in this City from
a very simple application of the nervous auid,
animal magnetism, Or whatever be the agency. to
brute matter. Let party Of six or eigh, pei.
sons cit around n common pine table for twenty
minutes to half an hour with the palms, Of the
hands held fiat on the ,sp Of the table. it /, not
necessarysshat their minds should pay any atten.
ton to the process, or the ordinary conversation
be suspended bu, presently the table becomes
80 charged with the mysterious fluid0hat il be.
gins to move, then rise from 1t, push away your
Achairs stl holding your hand. near, though II is
not necessary to touch 1t, aud /, will turn around
from end To end, aud even proceed rapidly about
the room, without any visible agent on which cx
c1rsions the persons must hear IL company or
the current Is broken and the movement stop. -
This simple experiment may easily be tried: il
requires no faith and no outlay Of ph,sical or
moral strength; and the result, with table that
is not too heavy, !. pretty suite 10 follow u, least
We have known OF several Instances in which Il,
has been mos, ,.'onishirgy produced. The fact,
when scientifically established, must throw light
on the obscuri,les Of Mc,meri.n. Spiritual Mani.
fc''a'ions and all tina, unexplored class Of phcn.
omena
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The Industrial Education Convention nj
Chicago.

We gave last wcpl. The rrocsoIi,,., 90 IL =
h,,, 49,, .. v..i...,.
e'e"''s' NE ma inc
Io'io"InS abstract up to the adjournment, in the
Tribune.
The Convention o.c,,r,;,d y,i....,..
in the discussion NJ ths ,.rsr,l oh;,.,: - ,t. IS
stitution which !, !. nro6os.,l ~ ss;sti WIZ q"
On Thursday r,or,,;,t. ,bs c,,v',,,;'. &c..
nine o'clock and nrorscded 70 a.. 81.
the general suIiert # ud,,.tr;,I oJ,a,,;',' .,'i
the means bv whirb an indu.,,i.I i,.,;,,,i.,'
could Ia. ms, I, oc,;,a o,,a,.,;,,, '''''''-'''"
O, notion ~ n, ~, H., ..1,.-.:...-
luton was unanimously oJon,sd' '''O
Resolved That pr,f / p Tnr,o, n r,.,...,
vile. VIM. Coodin, Of Ioctno,, orJ n, =
Kennieolt Of yortbfsJ he ,npoin,eJ p, -,
te. 10 djge., moro r,lIv and .rh,,i, ., 49,,
plan for an Industrial In.ti,ut;nc !, -
with the general nr;ncinIs, eyrr,,.sJ s., 49,.
Conyen,io9 A. Ia s,,h,ai,,a,r - ~. 60 u,'
and 10 be- IaiI b.c,,. ,ts T..,,;,i,,,,a e., ,L.;.
con.ideration '''
On motion n pr Eo,,ic,,, ,bo Chi, ,,,,i.,
ed committee prde, ,be ,c,ol',;or yo.,lr
to nrepare remo,i'l ~ Cora,... a,ii, ''rug
Grant ~ rrI,;c i,.I, al j.. H.. .,'t,.S, ~
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Foreign News.

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tora ~" y, 49, hna';,r I go" " % dr.
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lne "'sn'cn p,e'e.'s n'e n'aae 'or m'es's'--
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

Do oar Ci,y Fathers know TIA; the country
stunning fall Of mad dog, Several have bee;
kil!ei within this township during the T;esen
week, and other Digs tia; are known to be ti.
ten, are running at large. Not oaly tia yic!ai.y
10. a.. norlhern limos IS illl Of rabbi dogs The
mayor Of Chicago has issuei proclamation ca
the subject, ,aAn died al Norris 4 isu days n-u
OF hyirophobia, and between here aud BIoog,
ingteu tie whole cOra;ry is in state Of alarm
ooes. ard Jet reward be et,-sJ +. every dogs
scalp 20 r,.;,rE by vhom killed
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cat Ike goose, particularly il the scores in the
skin be stuffed with chopped onions aud .sse,
mixed On finely with pepper and salt The LON
Is generally selected for this but the leg done
mus is infinitely better the stu fling being put in
a"'u' Tue knuckle. where space should be cut
.rsn Tor 1t When nearly roasted enough the
Haos ss'n OF the leg should be scored over, and
h'a,enedup yolks vi eggs laid over j, with a
feather.
SO''sred head is IN at inexpensive, easily made
Hni convenient store-as il keeps well-sor
I"h!y meat for breakfast lunch, OF supper
1n'hs sufficiently coined pigs head, with salt
ana 'a''pa'e, boil 1t; take ont the bones, and
Vn'P up the meat except the .ars-which cut in
aue sup'-m very small bits: add a little
white pepper, ground alspic~. pounded mace
and cloves, and boil it over again iii very soft
pour 1t INTO tn shape put good weight on
H. :" ~ to press the stuff together, and when
quite cold, turn il out on dish.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

TnASK'-we are indebted to the oblipinc
clerk OF the Amazona, one Of the finest boats OF
the western waters, for suntry iavors in the shap,
of late St. Louis and other river papers. Til,
ST. Louis Democrat talks sense" about the Am
monia in this wise:
The AmaIonia is onc Of the most comfor,abl,
passenger boats niloa. Cant, De,inney and hi.
handsome clerk Of the Smith family are A rraa,
card to draw" NJ the ,heatricals have Il, 70,
instance, the Amasona discharged AZ mi. porl
yesterday three hundred and eighty to,s Of
freight and over four hundred passengers. and
only forty hours out from Lasalls. The river /,
clear Of isa and small rise coming down,
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Fcrthe Free Trader
\ FEMME Seminary,

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

CaSAL DAMAGrs-The commissioners, appon
ted by an act Of the las, legislature, to take ev
dence in reference TO claims agains; the state ar
sing out Of the construction Of the canal, arriv
cd in town yesterday. The object Of the com
MISSION as we understand the law, is to collec,
evidence against the validity Of those claims, the
evidence on the other side being already on Tie
IN the Office Of The Secretary Of State
We believe there j, not the shadow Of Justice
t. support dollar to the hundred Of tue mllior
10 which these claims amount ye. the state viii
make money by allowing most Of them a. ono,
aud getting rid Of the claimants; for il the oppo
site course is pursued the legislature will be eter
nally besieged, until finally not only the last dol
lar claimed will be allowed, bu: regular Galphir
interest will be paid.
We notice the Chicago Journal is already abu
sing our "loeof0co Legislature" for not allowing
these claims, although there has rs yc, been but
an er pdrte hearing had as to their merits. ",
think "our locefoco legislature" will be disposed
TO do justice in the matter; but we doubt vhe,he
they WILL for oae mil. yet, allow claims for dam
ages done to ls0ds which belonged to the stat,
or the US when the alleged damage was commit
ted, nor do We think they will regard the def
cheney Of the Thornton loan" the mos, meri,ori
Gus Of these claims.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04
For Tie Free Trader.

DIEp.-on scnd.y the liib met, oae long
familiarly known in this Community ny tie
sobriaue, Of Beppo,-one who ios lis quiet Co.
nestle virtues was much beloved by those cs
his own class, and respected by all Slo kns|
him, aiTecllonate in his nature, ttthirI ~ Els AZ
tachments, e,incing the utmost devotion and
gratitude to those who showed him kindness, he
was indeed pattern to bis species. Bsppo 5
good quail i.. were not all of passive kind. In
the hunt he was untirng the sight and sound Of
gun acted like magic upon hita, hls usually IN.
animate countensncc would light up, and IN pre-
paraion for days sport, none were so active az
poor Bsppo, and many fine bag OF game has he
helped to procure. But alas be has gone from
among US wi bout the hope Of the poor Indian o.
finding more beautiful hunting grounds IN ih,
"spnl land Beppo had his weskness-wh'
has no.--he was the slave OF appetite; though b,
could be trusted with untold goidit was hard 70.
him to resist a tempting morssl-and lIAe many
q poor fellow before him lie has paid Tor has 10!
~ with bis life. On the morning oil his deeease
after sauntering about town fnr Nhlle lie CD
tered the New Drug store, and perhaps anused
himself for half an hosr In looking at all the
beautiful things which it contains. lie returned
home, tsok his accustomed place by the ME, AM
in less than five minu,cs was discovered N con
vulsion, from which he never recovered. From
some symptoms his friends were led TO suppose
he had taken poison, and Immediately repaired To
the Drug Store and ascertainsj that the poor Eel
low had slyly appropriated to himself adeclous
looking morsel, evidently not intended for him
but for another Poor Beppo vii! be remembered
by The few while the others possessing higher
order OF intellect will be forgotten by the many.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

The lates! advices from Mexico represent tina,
wreched country as in a desperate plight The
revolution Of Naratlan goes on apacc, aud tAc
Supreme government have finally declared
the city in open rebellion and asereed the closing
Of its port. Letters from oriraba say that the
insurgents there are in state of disorraniz,tion
and could easily be defeated by n large body Of
troops. They had taken $4,000 in paper from
the savings bank Of Cordova, and Ss,sOo from
the City fund. News has been received in the
capital that pronunciamen,o which wac % have
taken place at Tampico on the llth ul,.. had
been frustrated The Chamber Of Dcputie, had
passed the bill Of Senior San,edra, Authorizing
tho government to order out 5000 men Of tho ma.
ticnal guard ofthc district for the purpose Of 70.
establishing order and providing resources by
stopping payments FOR work on the palace, 10
officials, TO newspapers and extra war charges Of
other kind.-Ch. Tribune.
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HNrs TO Yousc Pork-look
for tho smallest. with n thin skin aud very
smooth grained lean. Green. are the best vegee'
table for corncd pork. In old times, peas pud'
ding was considered and indispensable accom-.
paninent; II is made simply by boiling quart
Of split peas, little pepper sal, and little
butter together. tied up In clo,h--leavihg It
plenty Of room to swe-for four hours Apple
sasee is nice addition " roast pork, making Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

RErnEp-our excellent friend ant J. s.
Roberts, Of the PiH.ft'd Union, has sold h,,
printing establishment to " II. Abbott, anu re-.
tires from the editorial tripod to engage in pur.
'ri' more profitable and eongenial TO bis feeling,
He SAYS;
For three and ahaf wears the subscriber has
ende1vored to contribute 10 the interest and
amusement ofhis readers. with what success. il s
io' Them to decide. Ia this time many plcasau,
hnurs have been passed with friends in Pike Co.
WINE again, many an hour has been hesei with
d'ihculty and Encouragement; but upon the
whole he has reason to believe, that although as
an editor OF political paper he has passed
through several warm campaigns. he has made
lew personal enemies, and takes leave of III. ,ri.
poo without feeling ofill.vill towards Whr or
Democrat, and with the best wishes for the ppo,
penny Of the people Of Pike county, among whom
ne expects to pass the remainder of hi. DAYS in
the cultivation Of the soil.
Few retiring editors can say a. much. Tho
Cap',is trump, and ifhe meets with the success
he deserves in his now vocation he will raise the
biggest bes's IN the country, and some pumpkin.
besides,
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THE OTTAWA FREE TRADER,
Ottama, December i, 1859.
New Years address .

The carrier f:his paper offers IS and years
subscription to the Free Trader. for the best ori.
ginsl New Years address TO be handed in by the
2S,h inst. Tie address to contain not less ,han
100 nor over LIS lines, \ commit,ee Of compe.
tent judges will be selected to decide ur-s tie
merits Of the productions handed in.
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BLANK TAX REcEirrs 10; just printed.

CcSosrs.-on Monday next, Congress con
vene. al Washington The session viii last only
ill The iourt Of March CElsss special ses
sion should De called By President Pierce the
members chosen a, the late election vii not take
their seats til the fyst Monday Of December,
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The Franklin Climb.

VIII meet Al Nlr liol.ry's school room On Mon.
"a! evening next at > past 6 u'c'ok Question
iOr debate: would Tie acquisition Of Cuta hy
orr Government be b.n,i,ml 10 the United
States Nr Crc.vrll fDr the affir NATIVE. and
Mr. Hampton iur tie negative. Al are invited
o. attend. II COOPER pt-,i,le,t
D. l. JOINS, .S,crc!Iy.
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RAILROAD EARNiSGs.--The gross earnings 81
the Michigan Central. and lis competitor, III,
Michigan Southern Railroad, for October, sum IN
az follows:
Central, sl62,6oO, Southern, sl3o67s
The Michigan Central i, only. second in the
amount Of itS earnings to the New York and
Erie and the Baltimore and Ohio Roads. The
earnings u tho Erie Road for October were
s37T ,s3s.-Ch. Tribune.
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We arc highly gra,ified at the announcement,
that f. b. Washburne, Esq. is elected to Con.
gress, hou the Galcna district, Illinois. lie !, A
brother Of Hon. Israel Washburne Of N, penob.
scot di4irici, in this State and is one Of the bc.,
aud nblest Wings in Illinois. At one time, while
pursuing his studies, he was nm inmate in the
kennebtc Jourral office, aud handled hi, ccmpos.
ing stick as well as the best Of us. His election
is a Wing gaiD.-hsnnsJ,c Journal,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

AKAssAs.-Wm. X. Sebastian has been re-.
cheated to the Senate Of the United States, for
the term Of six years from tho fourth Of March
next, without serious opposition And George
Y. Watkins, Of Little Rock, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of Arkansas, with only one dis.
sciiing voice.
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MARRIED AT Ottawa. at the American
House. on the Goth inst, by Rev NJ X. Whttlc-
s.y. Mr.. D,SirL L.stER TAYLOR, to Miss SUSAN
O. McCnskEY
On the evening Of the e?i ult. BY the Rev.
Mr Stuff Major ApHAM WAGNER, of New York,
TO Mrs. JASE NJ CLorp, Of Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

The whole line of the groa, Central lllinoi,
Railway, from Chicago to Cairo, is under con
tract, and tho work on each division going ON will
all possible despatch.
The Company have commenced putting down
iron on the track from La Sale to Bloomington
and expect to finish the line 80 tina, the cat. fcar
run upon It by the first of March next A loco
motive and tender for this road reached CLeav,
on The I'd inst, from the mandatory at ra,eno,
M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04
Important s!aye Case

SoDe fscr weeks $50. Mr Jonathan Lsmrcn
,i.iE q Virginia, started en- beard vessel
iron' R.chmsld. 9Th his family and eight slaves
iaitrdlas 10 move TO Texls. Fer some reason,
Lerever The vssseI changed her dss,ina,i, and
wen; 10 New York, shere Mr L. vas obliged to
land with lis family and property He was
not long in the city, however, before A VII, Of
ha5e1I corpus vas taken OF. flr the slave, and
Iasis freedom claimed, Gu the ground that, Is
they were not l1si,iye., being on free 'oil. they
were tisf men. The case vas brought before the
Superior sour'. fully Investigated anil discussed.
and inalIy, on the ?O,h uit. Judge Pains gave
his decision sustaining tbs wit, ADD se.tiug The
segroes free.
The ground Of tie decision Of SaJ;, p. is .im.
ply, that, As by the law # nature every man Is
free and anonly lie made slave 5y peculiar STA
tusoly provisions, he can be held as a slave only
where those statutory provisions are binding: and
as New York has no such statute and tie slave,
were net iugi'iycs to come Under the fugitive
law, they were by the law Of nature free.
The same decision has been made in this AM
several other states, and seems 90 be pretty goo,
law, although its iGstico may NO. ., 49,
clear /. certainly seems repugnan. to the spir
Of the Constitution. Would y irsinia, for instance
have consented to the federal compact If it hac
been understood at the time that her citizen.
would be deprived Of the right to travel will
their property in half the states of theUnoni
We're thi, the only case involved, i, world be
ofno moment, for Mr.. Lennon has been LIBERAL :
paid FOR his slaves By voluntary contribution from
the citizens OF New York but the decision threa
tens to open afre.h the gaping breach that has so
lately closed, and may do more to separate north
aud south than any event tina, has occurred .Gce
the birth Of our confederation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

TIE session Of or Legislature commences on
the fret Monday Of January, =! which uus joel
A. Matteson vail he inausrat.d and the state
officers elect, assume the date, Of their various
Offices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

Horace Greeley has just realised a profit Of
100000 on the re sale OF one half Of parcel Of
real estate purchased W hin on Chamber a.. Cd
posite The T'ark,
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PEosEourINo ATToRSrY.--The following is the
vote received by Mr. Wallace and Mr.. Chumase.
70, Tor Prosecuting Attorney in this district We
have been unable 10 &c, the vote Of Mr. Hollis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

a bed OF coal six feet thick, lying Eve feet be
low the surface, has been discovered in Kendall
county Illinois The quality Of the coal is said to
b0 that Of the Pennsylvania mines.
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TONDERFJLAYD EXTRAORDINARY
EIFRE
oErHrvAATisu orrwrSTy rrsEs',r,xp,yG.

Neyeriu my ic have had SO much pleasure.
ia dong anything as in giving his certificate TO
'hr world, sud hope i' may be Ga. cause OF thou
s1nIs OF my irlow creatures being releavrd
from that dreadful disease rheumatism. aly wifi.
hashrcn aiilctrd with TOR twenty years. most of
thr time suffering rNctucntiny pains IN every part
other body. Having no appetite whatever, she
was reduced almost to q skeleton So violent
were he pains TINT she seldom could sleep without
taking lrrse doses Of opium Every Joint was
swrttd very much, and her knees hands, and neck
covered with large Jumps. She could do no kind
oiword, the -Inrws and muscles being so hard and
contracted that her limbs were drawn together, 50
that she was obliged to be in bed constantly. In
this condiu.n she hadbe,u ior twenty wears with.
out getting any rcliri from every thing she used
until she commenced the use Of H. G.. FAR
RELL'S AR iBlAN LlNlNENT, the frs,
bottle OF which produced greatchangc. She has
now used tive bottles anil the swelling has nearly
all gone down; pain has entirely left her: IN.
sleeps well and soundly Is more feshy than ever
She was in her lie has an excellent APPETITE and
spins and scws all day. by thru.c ola few bottles
more se must be ms well as ever She was Ii any
one doubts Ibis wonderful cure hc has only to call
at my residence near Peoria aud learn the crcuni.
stances from my wiie's own lips, or he can further
enquire oiauy olmy ucigh5or-.
SANNEL ELSON
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SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York in sums to suit purchasers, Tor sale
by noyg Noeals 4 FrsuER.
Money also RENTED through Grinnell. Min,urn
& Co, New York, to any part OF Europe. a, the
lowest rates,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

The Legislature Of New Hampshire hav,
chosen Charles O. Anterior U. 3. Senator. /,
place OF John p. Ials.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-12-04

IN .ns hngl''h government hs, pu, the Maine law
~ operation among the miners In Australia :"
v.og shops are burned down as soon a, thew ar.
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Jr'ge Marshall died in Nashville. H., on the
18th u he wa, Judge in the Nashville district.
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Proceedings Of the Board Of Supervi'
S0rS.
tConciuded)
tConciuded)

ttV"tsHN'1I
FErpAr, Oct %.
On motion, Messrs jackson, Glover, and Kings
ley were appointed committee tosettle with Dr.
Guy Huleit for alleged frauds upon the county,
with mower to commence suit, il necessary.
Allowed to wm. Norris for coal for Jail, $500
DR.. G. W. Mckinney, rnedait soc
DR.. o. Hard. DO s,oo
Tie committee on finance were instructed 10
examine the report Of The prosecuting attorney
and to cause unpaid fines TO be collected as lar as
practicable.
Allowed to ]. A. latham, beryng pauPer,
500.
Wells Wait was authorized to purchase FOR
the use Of the county suitable place for The
burial Of paupers
$3.50 per day va, allowed to each Supervisor
iur his time in sexual attendance upon the board
u to the Sheriff, and IS to the CLERK.
Adjourned sine do.
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Notice.

TlIE partnership heretofore existing under the
i firm of Hard & Hill. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Alpersons indebted TO said firm
ARE requested 10 call aud settle Immediately, with
either of the undenigned. &. HARD, NJ, D.,
T. A. Hun, VI. d.
De- Hard will continue the practice Of his profess
sion ss heretofore.
Office over f}arget, Store asiormerly. Entrance
nj the Post Office. Deg 3-l6-3w.
IoHN r. ANTHONY, Attorney at Lar,-
81 OndSa, la Sale County, Illinois Com
missioner ofDccds for the state Of New York No
tary Public, conyeyancng in alliis forms, cknowi-
Judgements taken, Particular attention gwen to
agencies aud collections, Office with Glover d
Cook Dec. 4, 1881.