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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04
Day Scene in New Y0gk...
ETpnrIIpss sspny.

On Thursday Thanksgiving Day. hun
the dupes Of some reckless, unfolding
wretch, who secured the publication of
notice, to which he forged the names of Sc
veral respectable citizens, announcing that
on that day 5000 pounds of bread and 200
pounds of beef would he distributed to the
poor at Union Square. The Tribune after
stating that the notice was q cruel hoax,
says:
Before nine \ Il. the poor folks began to
assemble in the square, and at 10 O'clock we
were informed that there could not have
been less than 1000 persons present.
When we arrived many hungry and heart
sick people had gone away Among those
that we saw were many men, evidently me-
chanics out of employment, whom winter
had found wholly uDprepar ed III clothes and
purse. The women, and they were by far
the most numerous, wore on their careful.
sad faces untold tales of suffering and priva
ton: and the little children, whose cotton
rags scarce served to cover their rakedness,
were terrible TO lock up0n-thcy seemed 10
lose their youthiu'ncss and shiiyel up i.to
old men and women before the sharp No
Vcmher frost
so far as we could learn from co?yersing
with these people, they had come from far
and npar-Some Of them several iniles-and
mary had not eaten during the day. One
poor woman who sat on a bench in the
Park with two little ones nesting under heI
scanty shawl, told Us she had walked from
near G-aTa street ferry, and that She anc
her little ones had not tasted food since tn,
dav before She was widow, deccntly hu,
scantlly dressed. and told Us, with tears il
/ her eyes, that she found it hard task t
keep the wolf from the door, One Of bel
children was n bright. fIir-haired little boy
of SIX years, the other gigi OF four. W
told the poor woman that she need net wal
any longer, the notice in the newspaper wa
hoax. ~ she turacd 20 80 home shc said
PITY the man that could DO so heart'ess
thing There were many such groups il
that assemt!agc.
We left the square about one o'c'ock.-
Several haGtipsey mon were then amusin
themselves by scattering small chang
among the crowd and watching the isauti
eagtruess with which thy IAN shed ,vretcl.e
scrambled for the coins.
The pcrpetrator Of the hoax has under
gone the comIUuct!ouS visiting of con
science ana has attempted To make amend
tv sending card, accompanied by tire
dollars, to several Ct the newspapers, cX
pressing lis Go-r-- ~ tie III Sch.c von
trick. Tna money mas been handed over I
the fund ,ar tie "a,r. I4e card says
80 was a yanar iat y.'.o committed the act
bovish thou-lt'e=~Ugs~, not r,a..Z ~, mt
he Witnessed IT'S consequences, rs cruel IN
pro rictv. II he could repair the wong i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes the
following communication from Nicholas
Loneworth, the great wine manufacturer OF
that city
Gall the papers I had, giving the cure for
scrofula, have been distributed to persons
sending for the remedy. have never heard
of a case where il did not effect q speedy
cure. and it can in no case do an injury. In
several instances where it has been applied
to old sores, it has also speedily effected per-
f ct cures. Put one ounce Of aqua ortis in
bowl or saucer drop in it two copper cents
it will eiIervcsCc--leave the cents ID 4;
when the eff'eTvcsccuce ceases, odd two
ounces OF strong vinegar. The tiuid WIZ! DC
a dark green color. 1t should and VIII
smart. If too severe, put in little ram wa
ter Apply it to the sore, morning aud eve
ming, by soft brush or rag. Before apply
ing it., wash the sore with water. is hrS'
application known to me was poor girl,
sent to our city from Memphis, to have her
leg cut off, as it was feared she might not
live long enough to have it cut of in that
hot Climate. She was refused atm'ttance iC
the poorhousc, and was lying On the side
walk, as she could not even stand uP. From
her knee to her foet one-thigd Of the lIe-l
was gone, and all the SKIN, except strif
about two inches wide. She was laid on ;
bel, and the remedy placed on a chair by it
/ She could rise up an. apply it. In = few
days her peace Of mind returned, and sh'
declared her leg was getting we''.t Il wa
supposed it was relief from tie pain only
bat when examined, fresh flesh was foun'
growing, and skin over it. She was sooI
running about, and would work, which DE-
layed the entire cure, avins small sore
wn ca was, in few months, entirely hea'
ed. \ young Girl with scrofu'a in her necl;
leaviu. a large open hole, and deemed in
curaLie, come one month after cnt:re'.
cured, and recently married, with her has
band, on their way 70 the east. have ne
ser known = case where it dill not effect
cure"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

Real EsrATE.-As a cheering sign of re-
turning good times, the New York papers
note quite a revival in the real estate mark t
at the east. In that city, the notices of
sales and transfers Of lots are quite hume
rous, al prices much in advance of previous
sales, and it is thought the disposition to in
yes! in this kind Of property was never so
marked as it is now in tat city. The Gin
cinnati papers have similar reference to
the real estate movements in Cincinnati-
Such manifestations at this season Of the
year are not common. In ST. Louis, SAYS
the HSpnbtfcaa, no special activity is visible,
but wherever lots change hands it is without
abater bent from the highest rates known
hitherto. The number oc buildings which
have been erected this fall in ST. Louis, with
those in process of erection, is larger than it
has been in any former season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

DoISGs OF THE NEGRO EMPERoR-The
CAenigue Pdrisienne contains the following
facctious story:
The Emperor Faust'n l., who initiates
France in all things, and has, Ike her,
princes, maIshals, dukes, counts, colleges,
and universities, recently e5clvcd TO estab-
!ish an academy Of forty members, Ike the
world-renowned French Academy. But 1t
was not easy TO select the forty, every nina
bitart of the empire who could write his
own name thinking himself qualified. 30
his Majesty decrecd that 3 900 Of his sub
iacts who possessed the reputation Of being
the most Jcttcred of all, should on . e.v,n
day assemble at his palace and be subjected
to a literary test. When thcy were collect
ed, he announced that the test was the writ
ing of the word citro" and that those who
made 10 error in the spelling, should be
members of the Academy. Pens, irk, d
paper were brought; each Of the 1000 peo-
pie wrote The WORD, and tAc judges of the
land and the bench Of bishops were charged
to examine the 5000 papers. They pro
claimed That thirty only of the candi-
dates I'D sri ten the word corrcctly-that
is, with a c, the remaining 2,9Gl having
used an s. "O1}y Thirty nine" cried the
Emperor, and we "a t forty. We'll, will
bc the f.rtcth memb.r myself" "sire,
cried the judges, "your Majesty will no
doubt d.iga to submit to the test?' "OI
coar-e,' exclaimed Faustin, and in q large
bold hand he wrote Njtron with az Y. The
judges looked puzzled for moment, an.
th.n, after glancing at each other, proclaim
Cd tat his Majesty had passed triumPhautiy
through the ordeal. The Emperor wa:
tlcTeu!on proclaimed, amidst the euthusi
a~ra OF the aasemb,a-e, a member OF IT,,
Academy. and ! viii be perpetual secre
tary, too, added bis .mPcra! Majesty, Will
PalLoaay.e vanity.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04
Row AT MArSrIiLEs.- worthic:

Row AT MAEsEILLEs two worthless,
named John Shields and Vim. Haywood,
were logged in Jail at Ottawa a few days ago,
for refusing Or being unable to pay fine in
which they were mulc;ed by 4 justice in
MarseiiIes, for Inhu:nanly beating one VIM.
Dunnisg, some day last week, with clubs
The parties were all canal marines. the
two fell upon Cumming, and beating him so
that be was left unsensihlc, made their cs-
cape. but were subsequently arrested, tried,
raring which they are locked up.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Congress will be of
ficialy informed that the late disturbance in
Washington and Oregon territories have re-
suited from the neglect to ratfy the various
treaties concluded with the Indians in those
territories.
Ehe Presidents Message was given to the
printer yesterday. 1t will be sent by spe-
cial agents 70 the post-naSters OF all the
principal cities.
The Jonrn, ! q Commerce denies, from re-
liable authority, that there is to be any
change in the cabinet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

LIGHT AM Distributing the iilumina-
ton in Albany, n. Y, on the 1st ult., a
cauldron was filed wi h dry granulated fire
clay, and gas was allowed to flow through it.
1t gave ont light equal to / 600 sperm can
dies. and generated an intense heat. 1t
would be n good plan to employ gas in this
manner for cooking, as dry fire-clay concen-
trates, and t..us economies the heat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The Cincinnati EaQirer has the particu-
lars OF q terrible case of dcstitution 4 wo-
man was found in stable with half dozen
children, the Oldest twelve years and the
youngest few months old, almost cmencia-
ted and naked They were hudded togeth-
er to keep each other warm, and the Oldest
children sustained them by gathering the
offal thrown oct from kitchens. They were
nrnYiied for
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

Mr.. App.egate's Lecture last evening at.
traeted al audience greater than the caDaci.
tv of the house could accommodate and
numbers went unwllingly away. Other
duties kept us from the lecture. and we ONLY
express the general opinion of those who
heard it, in saying that in historical sugces-
tons and quiet beauty of description. it mi
nIstered to the purest taste and the highest
mental and moral culture. The delight
which it impaired was legitimate and rein
ins.-Cazen"ria (N y Gazette.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

THREE CHILDREN DUHNED To DEATI-An
appalling accident occurred on Tuesday near
Auburn. in this county, by which three
children lost their lives, and one woman was
badly injured. The facts as We learn them
from the Alton CoVrjer Of yesterday, are
these: The wife Of one p. Maho1y, he being
absent, left their their three children, ali Of
when were sick, locked in the house. for the
pu5, ose of going ont after a pail of water,
The well WIS about half mile distant, and
as she nea.et the hOus on her return sac
was borrilied % discover it in flames. she
reached it as sooE As possible, and rush
cd into the raging fire to rescue the child
ren. But it was too late. They All perish
ed. and she herself was badly burned. The
origin OF the fire is mystery. The luH.'r
that was prevalent that it was caused by
sparks from passing train of cars, proves
to be unfounded.-SprinGfcld Journa!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The NATIONAL ERA-This paper, printed
at Washington city, has issued circular, in
which 1t makeg strong appeal to the Re
publican party for support. The proprietor
says the paper is not prosperous as it once
was, and urges his political friends to come
to his relief Abolitionisn is on the wane
n this country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

BLACEwooD,s MAGAzISG.-The (ol,ow;n,
are the contents of the November number :.
Buckles History Of Civilization. WIZ.
Will he do with it? By Pisistratns Caxton-N
Part IS; Edward Irving; the Light on the
Hearth-Par, Chcrbcurg-T Port and
Fortress; Lord Canning's Reply to the H.
lenborough Despatch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

y SANTA CLARA PrMrKIT.-Our excel lent
friend Mr.. Asa Vestal, rolled into cur yard
yesterday, pumpkin weighing go lbs. 1t
is about the size of half hogshead, and is
one f number of equal size and weight
which Mr.. Ncstal has raised this sumner
San joe Telegraph.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

BEREs COUNTY ELECTION the election
on Tuesday last, for successor to Glal cy
Jones, Gen. keim, Democrat, who was
supported by all opposed to Lecomptonism
was elected by over 400 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

GRAND CIR ENrERPM,E.-Tne Demeut
House, at Fulton, White. tle Comfy, H., the
terminus of the Galena Airline Railroad,
*. with twenty five thousand dollars worth
Of other valuable property, offered TO the
public in gift enterprise. Il is put in by
its proprietors at $50, 00s-half it's actual
cost-for the pur?oEe Of eifecting a cash
Gale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

PorAToEs HICH On yesterday the whole
hog price Of 81 % per bushcl was demand
ed for potatoes at some of our city provis-
ion stores. Farmers, roll in your taters?-
AltoD DEM, 2Gth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The Audi
tor informs the editor of the Springfield
Dem0crGt that an action has been com
menced against the Illinois Central Railroad
Company, for the amount of their taxes
due the State, The charter requires the
company to pay a bonus, which, with their
taxes. shall not be less than per cent. If
it shall be less they must make up the de-
ticit, if more, they lose it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

Information from Kansas received at St.
Louis on Thursday, announces renewed out
RACES inKansas by Montgomery and his band.
They Lad pIundered number of families,
and the people were arining for resistance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The municipal authorities Of Philadelphia
have passed an ordinance fer the removal Of
the ma,kct-houses from Market street. -
This work is required to he done by the
10Th of April next The measure has been
for some time under discussion. and its
adoption is hailed rs 4 most desirable re-
form, which viii . i fuse fresh spirit into
building enterprise; impart an additional
value TO real estate, and difIdse throughout
that metropolis the sense Ct a new era
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The Parkerites a spurious sort Of BlP-
tists) built church twenty years ago in
Coles county, and SO decided i that if there
was ever allowed within its walls a temper
ance lecture, Bible society meeting, :''ls-
sionary meeting, or Sunday school, the Ii
tie was forfeited and fell bach, TO the origin
a, owner. Ten years since its pulpit be-
came vacant Tor want Of hearers, and now
the sheep and swide sleep there.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The President has appointed Thomas Mil.
Ter postmaster at Columbus, Ohio, in place
Of Samuel Medary, resigned for the Govern
orship Of Kansas. Mr.. Miller was Medary's
immediate predecessor in former Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

Samuel Sherwood, a wcll-hnown farmer at
Shsbbona Grove, De Kab county, was
thrown ost of his wagon and drawn by the
reins for some distance IL died soon after.
He leaves wife and eight children.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

No less than 1900 New Enganders, re-
siding in New York, left the city Tuesday
night and Wednesday, TO eat their Thanks
giving dinners at their old New England
homes. according to the Erpress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

! DnT-IcIAv ARRESTED FOR RARE, z, Per
NAM CoUNTT, Iir.-Dr. ig bard, physician
cjan of Magnolia, was arrested GA Saturday
last for committing a rape in September
last, upon the wife OF :. Mr. Robinson, Of
Caledonia, and was held over in the sum of
$ 90 to appear at the next term Of the Cir
cut Court. 1t appears that DR.. Hubbard
vas the regular physician Of M-. RDbiuSon's
family; that while on professional visit to
see Mrs. Robinson, he administered To her
the tincture Of Canthayades, which excited
her passions, and completely Frustrated her
to such 4 degree that She had no use Of any
Of her faculties. While in this condition lac
committed the hcI'sh act Report says that
it is not the. first act Of the kind which he
has pcr2eirated; ana this report getting
abroad bile he was On trial, many persons
present were in favor of caStratins him,
which would undoubtedly have been done
had he not been held over to appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court. He gave
the required hal.-HsaDYia Tri5pae.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The President has received information
from Japan that full emb, ssy from that
country will make its appearance at Wash
ington sore time in May or June next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DIaTHICT, ILI~-Gov.
Bisscll has issued proclamation ordering a
special election to be held N the 9Th district
on the 4th of January next to ill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the death OF the Hon. Thos.
L. Harris
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04
z" 'h" Farming Public

AVN" LEASED! ~ Warehouse Ne--rs. Phelps a
: Raymond, 'r-- fi.- u-.iat OF returning my
LAart- ."r .t- liberia. patrons % received and VII sav
t. business vii. still boz carried n- i ,f.- -rr, Wv fy
t.r "a iFt4- .a.s-, AIN IS NtGILI..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

The Illinois Central Railroad Company
have determined to build, q. Cairo, forth
with, a good, substantial Depot, and one
which will be an ornament to the place -
The bulldog will be Of stone and iron, 30
feet in length and 81 wide; one end to be
two stories high, suvmouated hy 4 tower
The ste Is fixed upon the river side Of the
main track, opposite the ground occupied by
the BURNED depot \ portion ofthe rnateri-
ais are upon the ground, and the contractor
has already coum-nccd operations upon the
foundation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04
New Arrangement!
The - SOUTH - aud 1.-THE STATES,

To BIZ CONSOLIDATED.
arrangement has been concluded between T. \
1 ! PRYOR editor Of the Richmond SorrI and the pro
prietor OF this paper. TIE STATES by which the SotrH
and the sTATEs are TO he consolidated into paper
be Published in Washington, in chIyg.1 t1,g4 and
TO under the editorial control Of Mr.. PRYuR.
Itc J.'peT rjH Dr. tie orq1H IF ye,->oR or c2iyus
OHF orO1e" Ia the eH~Fai int The IDouOryT,5j,.
party, a., pccord0ncs 1ritt the pl5gcjDy-y Of Stif
flights DeU1OGTGcV.
Mir PkroE VIII undertake the editorial control Of the
pap" between the 10Th OF tins month and te is Of De
Cembcr
twill be c>utinge under the name Of TIE STATES
and published Oh the following terms:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

WILD pEOT.E - In La caster, Ia, thing
like man, but hairy as bear. has been
seen frequently by the people. 1t was very
wild and strong. 1t was once seen in COW
pen. sucking the cows, and when discover
ed it started as if about to fight, ana then
turned and 6-d, bouniing like deer. It
walks upright and IS supposed to be a wild
man.
The Eastrop (Texas) Aaesrtiser tells n
strange story oil child about two years old,
staying in the woods and found on the third
day ten miles from home; it passed tive
creek bottom thichets, filed with thorns,
briars and bush. When found i: was per
rect,y wild and even out ran it's mother
when she tried to catch K, and struggling
agai;.st its captors. When taken home it
a.ain st.rtee. for the woods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

Az receiving every month, from the New York Trade
sales choice, valuable, and standard Books many OF
Wich are RARE English editions, finely Illustrated all
OF when viii sell at astonshngly low prices Co-,e
ani see deCfi THOMAS ORION.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-12-04

Notice.
EAyING purchased the entire stock Of CfoS &c ~
4 China Glass, Plated Ware, ana cutlery OF -
LIAM q Earl now offer the same for sale at ''e o,'
stand in the Post Office Building, below COST Tor cash
for the purpose OF closing mp the concern A. .u,v
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