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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

THE fovER or Nl-Ic-It music * 'thc
hsndmaid of rel gion, il is also very ell
cieOt servant of politics. Ql'te stIr has
recently been made in Boston in relation to
church ChOirs, and an article IN the Christian
Examiner takes the position that the intro
GIctJon of cougre Sairon. singing into chur-
ches = dependeni-firSt. that tue organ and
choir BE- rightly placed in the chIrct; second,
that each HYMN >hau.d have ItS own tune.
and th:rd, that every BODY should learn to
sing: three coHa JIYus which the MQ- C. a.
R-yIew thinks abou, a. important as wnerb-
cr TIE hvmn books te bound in sheeys.in
or morocco. Bat the subject has attracted
the attention o! writer IA tn Rs>,on Tran
s.ript, who argues that vi h-E the Wing par
" IN SO, suffering from the domination cs
tie Democracy, and eager, earnest. reSO.Ite
TO stt.in power and carry out certain g eat
purposes, held po l''cal meetings., they had
congregation J sugine-rict. .mya>siJued,
Heartfelt, contag p.-, inspiring. They sang
under much mote uu!.yorsb.s Rvcums,an-
ces, atten, than the njSp acsment Of caojrs
and organs. They sang IN ronn halls, in
railroad dePotS, IN carriages Io.tin. over
rough Toads-they sang around log csbins
n tue open All, when il rain.l when it was
windy, when I vas dusty, VIXEN 1t was cold
io'crably. some poorly, but al sang. Ihey
d d So, a. everybody knows, because they
were in earnest, .nd deeply interested IN
that about which they sang. No one can
deny the correctness of this inference; no
one either vii the physiological fact that
when human feelings are acting IN unison
for any great cause IN which they have
hear, elt interest, there is al irresistible
tendency for such people to utter fetlins> IN
song; and, as these feelings decline. unison
in musical expressions dec ines also. Trans
!er the Wing songs of 1910 to tn year ISIS
aud one hardy can get congregations =
ing from them, even If the Examiner Were
fully ,llowed out-chO'r and organ upoa
the floor each song exclusive properties Of
one tune, and every member OF tn. ConCre-
eat.on a Braham or a Catalina. Ino>c songs
do rot, in this year, speak ivi interest.
Thore was time when congregations sang
the Mar-eii'sjS-, moved thereto 10y an ire
prcss,hle impulse. We could gather no sue.
Mtrsrilies- singing congregation now. Bat
the writer thinks if he could be shown Il
congrc5stinn any where that feels as earnest
iy any exquisite aspiration Ct PSaimody as
the " hig gatherings Of 1910 icit their polt-
a. hyinu>. he coud show congregation
that wi. s:ng it a. un;tld,y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20
How We PcfSD,re

Al over the surface OF our bodies ,-s s..,
tered millions Of minute crltices which ono,
INTO Tie delicate convouted trbos lyino ~,
derneath the skin, and are called by an.,n.
ml>ts S"dor1}'oroHs giahds Each Of tbe.e
tubes when Strengthened, measure sbou, a
quarter OF an inch ; and as according to
Erasmus wilson, whose figures we follow
theTe are 1928 of these tubes on every souars
men oi the palm OF the hand, there must he
u" 'FNS thah sS2 inbhee OF tubing on such
a square inch Ia some parts Of the BODY
me number Of tubes is even greater in most
parts 1t Is less. Era<mns " lson estim,tes
''a' thefe are 2SoO on every square inch,
on NE aveTag" ; aud a. the tota number Of
>uch inches - 2jO0, We arrive at the astoun.
'ihs result that, spread over the surface NJ
the body, there are not less than ,,c,nt,.
e'9ht '''hs ef tnb,Hg, by means ef which
I4Iid may be secreted, and given of as va.
P"' III "Se"S'1'e perSpirstioE, or as water
~ Se'SWle perAplratisn. Ia toe ordinary
circumstances oi daily life, the smoun, of
Hia "hich Is thus given of from the skin
tan 'unsej during tie trentv-four bour,
'''I-s ifofn ! ID. to ) ID. under ertraordi,
nary circumstances the amount will ofcourse
I Se ehofmouSiy Dr.. Southwood Smith
i'nnd thst the workus1 il III. gas worL,
employed IN making up th- fires, and other
o'cuFhuous winch subjected them 10 pr.,.
neat 1o'' on an average 3 TO- 8 OF. in f,rtv.
I'VE minutes anr when working for seven
y h'e minutes IN a. unusually no, ,Iace
'he.r loss vas ID. : OF and / 10. il oz-
Liaci7ro9l. w.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

AS lyCIDENT or THE EPIDEMIC--The New
Orleans Delta relates the follawiug as one oi
the incidents Of the yellow fever Ell e!nic
in tina, city:
A boy was discovered in the morning ly-
ing in the grass OF Claiborne street, evident
ly bright ard intelligent, out sick. 4 man
VINO has the feelings of Kindness strongly
developed went to him, shook him by the
shoulder, and asked him what he was doing
there. waiting for G ID % come Cor me,
said he. What do vou menu said the
gentleman, touched by the pathetic tone OF
the answer and the condition of the boy, IN
whose eve and flushed face he saw the evil
dences of the fever. God sent for moth
cr and father and little brother" said hs,
land took them away to his home up in
the sky; and mother told me when she was
sick. that God would take care Of me.
have no home, nobody to give me anything
and so came out here, and have been
looking So long up in the sky for God to
come and take care OF me, as mother said
he would. He will come, won't he, Mo
ther never told me lie" Yes, my lad :"
said the man, overcome with emotion, "he
has sent Inc to take care Of you"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

ImALS Of SPEECH MAKING Squire re-
Gently a>pired t. represent his place in the
next Legislature, and in hopes of OF. aiming
the nomination he seizeS al favorable oppor.
tunitcs to address the million A few
nights since there was caucus at the
school house, when j. delivered one of his
tovery speeches, which terminated some
what as follows:
say, fellow citizens, that the i,alisna
b'e rights of man are paramount and cata-
mount to al! other, and he who cannot put
his hand or his heart and thank God that
nothing Is ranking within. deserves to lie IN
bei-in bed say, gentlemen, tie deserves
10 len bed"
Without a woman" shouted the sh-il
voice o. person to round the period. The
laugh was tremendous and it is doubtful if
the Squire gets the nomination. 1t is sup
posed that the last speaker is the father Of a
small family.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

WILL OF an EARL OF PEMBEckr-Impri
mis.-For my soul. confess have heard
very much Of souls but what they are, or
whom they are, or what they are for, God
knows, ] know not; they tell me now of an
other world where never was, nor do
know one foot Of :hc way thither While
the king stood, was o. his religion, made
my son wear a cassock, and thought to make
him bishop; then came the Scots and
made him Presbyterian; and since Crom-
well entered, have been an independent.
These, believe, are the kingdoms three es-
taies, and if any OF these can have a soul,
may claim one; therefore, if my executors
find have soul, | give it to him who gave
it to me. Item. give my deer to the Earl
of Salisbury, who ! know will preserve
them, because he denied the king buck
out OF his own parks. Item. give nothing
to Loard Say; which legacy give him, be-
cause know he will bestow it on the poor.
Item. To Tom May give five shillings;
intended him more but whoever has seen
his g History of the Parliament" thinks five
shilings toe much. Item. give Lieute-
nant- General Cromwell one word OF mine,
because hitherto he never kept his own
Iem give up the ghost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

LAWS OF Tue HoAn.-There are some very
pretty, bat unhapp''y very iil-bred women,
who don t uni-rstan! the laws Of the road
with regard to han>0me faces. Nature md
cusioin, no doubt. would agree IN couced-
ing 10 males the right Of At least two dis.
tlnet to"k' II every come'y female counter.
anre, without any lnfrsction Of the rules OF
courtesy or the sentiment OF respect. The
first look ! necessary to define the person
OF the individuals one meets so as to avoid
IN passing An unusual attraction discOv-
cred at first glance, is a sufficient apology
for Seconc-uot prolonged and imperti
nent stare, but an approaching homage of
the eyes, uch as stranger NAV inoffpnsive
ly yic.d to passing image. II is astonish
ing bow mO!bjd'y sensitive some vulgar
beauties sre to the slightest demonstration
of this kind. when a lady walks the
streets, she leaves her virtuaus Indignation
countenance at home. She knows well
enough that the sire ct is a picture gal cry,
where pretty faces framed IN pretty bon
nets are meant to be seen, and fiat every
body has tight to sc them. .-Ailantic
IgHNly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

: STNGISG MoU,E.-Oae Of these little an.
'mals lnhao''s Cur otii.e. For several years
past lie hss nsde h's home in il. Hs has
he'ome V-"y familiar with all hands, and in
orcad daylight he ran lie seen PLAYING
aronn the feet Of the com 1o>itors, or dane
ing about the cases, seemingly Is little ap.
pr-hcns.ve of danger AZ If suncly away in
his nest. lne ra-te-eup j. his delight, but he
never o. jets to Bit Of cake. or fruit, with
WIN BIS admirers occasionlr supply him
IL ~ most remarkable little animal.
piece of cSAe puts him in high glee, and
when lie las devoured il. ne gets in cornor
aud sings Ike a canary bird, his notes being
sweet and ne'odiouS. Sometimes he will
sing for an hour without intermssion. He
l. genera tqvOrjte-does what he pleases
~ith lmiuajiv-snd is regarded as a sort f
fx'are ia the oitico. Even while we are
"Fltjrg he l. l.7y'ug a. the table, and is so
tame that he Suffers himself to he handled
without any show Of fear CumJerlahd
Tt'-yraJL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

CURE FOR BRoNCHITIs.-One of our clever
est and most reliable friends, says the Holly
Springs Uerdld, informs US that common
mullen leaves, smoked in a new ppe-one in
which tobacco had never been used-is a
sure and certain cure for bronchitis. The
remedy is simple and inocent, and within
the reach of all Recollect that this is not
, the remedy of, retired physician whose sands
of life have nearly run out, but 3 given to
ms by enc who has tried it himself and seen
It tried with others, and has never known i,
! to fail in effecting permanent cure. The
remedy is simple. and we can certainly dis
! o ,er no harm likely to arise from trial.
-Scicntifc american.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

ILe farmers o Iowa seem to take the lead
in the Northwest the present season in the
cult. Of Chinese sucar-cane. With
the most ordinary care, and upon ground SO
wet that the ant got very late start, the
crop yielded two hundred gallons of ex-
cel'ent syrup per acre. The article is SO
abundant in some localities that it is selling
for twenty-five cents per gallon. 1t is the
opinion OF intciiig mt gentlemen that the sor.
ghnm crop Of the present season will save
the State Of Iowa ,nillion Of dollars that
would else have gone to purchase sugar and
nolasScs from abroad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

so lads left Clinton for Utca the o.her
day, riding a!t-r their fathers Dobbin
sound and well bettom-d, but provokingly
SOW. 40 whipping or yelling could Increase
hIs speed beyond the trot ofa COW. Iva.
rdt altogether too much protractcd. and
TIE inventive genius was led in 10 deyiss
some method for slightly accrlera.in. the
speed on the home trip. Various ulsns
were proposed and voted d1sn. when the
younger brother SG-ge.tef that n lon,
crooked s"-.'rh be ft.t-ued to the rim Of the
forward wheel; a each revolution il world
MT TIE horse, ana relieve them at least Of IN.
.4hor Of constant y rry'ns him. Tho very
thihG sad the o her: and he Immediately
aHlh'i the Improvement. For a while
things went well; until DDbbin becoming
walked NJ started of az run. "Rackpty.
spa', raciety-spst,' went the long. crooked
stick. I'D faster sul faster few the inflria.
tel D'bJen. john q pms ride was a stroll.
compared 10 the T. gh, Of our great invent.
ors The roaa,.dts took on the sppe.rancc
Of ribbon grass, canal boats looked like
Fesyrrs utl,S; the telegraph posts re.
semb.-d the teeth Of fine tooth comb
There - nothing nov Of the wagon. Doc.
tors ssvc dressed the WOUNDS Of two bows
who get run away with, who beg us to men.
ton no names courier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

The hardest rap the spirits we received
for some time IS the very incou>,derate ar.
rival nome in Now Bedford, Last week, Of
Young man who was believed ~ have been
lost in he wrecked barque Wade ten years
ago. For long while his afil ed "govern.
or had been cOnver>ing with him in the
spirit land, the last message, through me
dum, being TO the effect that "he was
among the saints, and n crown of glory was
awaiting his father!'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20
Wagon MsnufactorV.

lHHE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks the
public for their past very liberal patronage and now
takes occasion to say that he has enlarged newly
htted up his Wagon shop, at his old stand on Columbus
ST. and IL prepared to make and finish the most com
pete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market
lie guarantees that sensible person shall be troubled
with any embarrassment in deciding upon the supe-
riority Of lis Wagons He imports no material from,
New Jersey Missouri with which mislead the pub-
" bnt relies upon the native timber Of the north
west Having taken tie Diploma at the County Fair
10 the best Farm Wagon in every respect he is pre-.
pared TO make more OF the quality if desired.
MM rALNER
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PLEASE LOOK AT THIS
carriage Repository
OTT4 VI. ILLINOIS

The AlvOrd Carriaye Manufacturing Coura,v how,
repenised their stock of Carriages and Burg.s
from their I"oHr"ctoiy IN FoaecticUt which nak
Us large ana tiie assortment of Barouches Rockaways
Livery and Business Bnggies, with Elliptic Spring and
toncoTo style also, Sliding Seat Buggi.s Light Srrirp
wagons with two seats. &c. all made tpane,ti,,,f
timber, by tie best mechanics and in the most
nlanner-al! warranted, which are selling at very
10" prices L" our old customers We wish express
our thanks for their liberal patronage, assure all
tllat We intend To merit the nfdence the P,lic-
We have shop attached TO our Repository O. doing
all kinds OF Carriage EcpairT short notice AMI in
the best manner. Store on Main Street.
Ottawa, Joly s. 1865. ii. W. JONES, dycnt
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pljny has recorded the story of an indus
tri-us and ingenious husbandman, who be-
ing in advance Of the knowledge of his time,
cultivated small piece Of ground upon an
improved method, 10y which he gathered
much mere fruits, aud reaped larger profits
than the nei ghbUrS about him, though their
possessions were more ample. His upc0m-
on success excited their envy, inSomuch
that they brought this accusation against
him: THAT 10y sorcery, charms, and witch
craft, he had transported his nsighbors'
fruits. fertility, and increase TO his own
fields" For this he was ordered peremp'o-
rily by Albnus, Roman general skilled IN
apricuiturc. to answer the charge before
MIN. Cresinu-, fearing the issue, resolv ed
upon his best defence, brought his plow and
other rural implements, and display
them openly, he set there also his daughter,
a lusiy, strong lass, big Of bone; then turn
ing to the citizens -"My masters" quoth he
"tiiere are the sorceres, charms, and all
the entertainments that use. / might also
a,lege my own travel and labor, my carly
rising and late sitting up, and the painful
sweat that daily endure, but am no' able
20 present th-se to your view. nor to bring
them with me into this assembly" This
bold and open defence captivated the people;
it proved the coup de main which turned 4
doubtful result to his entire favor; he was
pronounced "not guilty." and those present
took note of his inventions. This story,
though not strictly belonging to the history
of our own island, is derived from these
who are said to have first taught to the
Brittons the art Of husban ry. 1t may there
fore, be fairly employed to show that the
first improvers of agriculture had ihe'r days
of trial that in all ages and countries snu
in every path Of inquiry and invention-ln
The discovery of the rotation OF crops as IN
that of the rotary motion OF the earth-a
Calico has had to answer tor MS daring,
before some embodment OF ignorance con-
st ,uting an inquisiiion.-IhetPs History Of
Pr01ress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

CEMENT FOR BROKEN CHI>,.--Takc very
thick solution OF gum arabic Dissolved In wa
ter, and stir into it plaster of Paris until the
mixture becomes viscouS paste. Apply II
with n brush to the fractured edges, and
stick them together. In three days the ar.
,ic,e canno; be broken in the same place
The whitness OF the cement renders II doubly
Yalnable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

CHINESE T--Somchody writes from an
American vessel in the Chinese waters, that
a worthy missionary had scattered several
copies of the Ten Com landuents on the
shore. The next day they were sent back
with the request that they might be distrlb-
u,ed among the French and English, for these
neople avidently much ne .ded them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

At the present time so important an aux
;iarv is the game of chess considered to the
s,udy Of actual war, that our Own govern
m mt h IS off. tally recognized it by making
!, part OF the duty of one Of the instruc-
tors . the military school at West Pent. I"
! ach this game to the cadets there rsceiv
i,g inst, ction.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

THE REASON WHY.-A small lad asked
permission of his mother to 60 to a hail.
She told him it was bad place for little
boys "Why, mother, didn't you and "a
ther use to GO to balls when you were
yonnger?" "Yes, hut we have seen the
folly Of it," answered the mother. "Wel
mother" exclaimed the son, "I wan: to see
the folly cf it too"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

FREAKS OF Turkey Cock A turkey
cock belonging to a gentleman in Hartford,
CT, after hi. mate had hatcbed her brood
took to the nest and set, despite Of all ef.
forts to break him mp. Finally, when after
confinement in coop for week, he
marched back to the Old seat, the servant
girl placed IA dozen hens eggs U,der him
He hatched them, and max capital
nurse has during the summer Hgi the care
of forty chickens and did ~ ! by them.
1t is very singular freak o. the part Of
the Ccbbier,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

The following incident in district schoc
tod by Mr.. William Pitt Palmer, OF Ney
ork. President of the Manhattan Insuranc
ompany, in poetical address before 9Th
terary Society" in Stock bridge, Massachu
It's, his native home:
district .hool not far away
Md Berkshire hills one winters day
Was humniing with its wonted noise
of three score mingled girls and boys;
some few upon their task intent,
But more on furtiv- mischief bent
The While the masters downward look
Was fastened on a copy book;
When suddenly behind his back
Rose sherp and clear a rousing SNACK.
As twrre a battery Of bliss
Let OF in one tremendous kiss,
" What's that e' the startled master cries;
" That thir, a little imp replies.
"Wath William wiliith if you plesthe-
thaw him kith Thusannah Pcathe :"
With frown to make a statute thrill
The master Numbered Hither WIl.''
Latte wretch o'rrtaken i'm his track
NTH stolen chaties on his back
niii Lung his head iu fear and shame,
And TO the awful presence came-
great green, bashful smpleton,
The butt Of all good natursd fun.
with smile suppressed, and birch up-aised,
The tiireatner fatered-.' I'm amazed
Ihat you, my biggest pupil should
BE guilty Of an act so rude
Before the whole set school to hoot-
What evil genius put you tot Z"
Twas she herself, sir >" .obbed The lad
Il didn't mean to be SO bad
hut when Susannah shook her curls
And whispered was raid OF girls
And dursn't kiss a baby's doll
! couldn't sand II. sir, at all,
But up and kissed her on the spot,
Iknow-boO hoo-I ought to not,
But, somehow, from her loOks-bco hGo--
thought she Kind o wished me tor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20
How TO get Sick.

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ven - s'eep on
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w" ~ t'' s''I'' ~ Se' an 'or nerse'. ne
Nv "'''| N''''''' anu "a' III iof lHree
H. /. eOt Gp al n sA' ana hoIS'ed win
90" 10 look at burning house; the cold
d@rted IN on the unprotected body, just from
warn. o,d- "eIve months illness re-
SH'.'u II VI "PSF.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-11-20

Do you suppose that grown up child
does not want amusement, when you see
how greedy chi!dr' are of It? Do not
imagine that VIC grow out Of I; We dis
cuisr ourselves by various solemnlt,es, but
we have none OF us lost the childs nature
vet
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EOIERSi

On|y a few hours will intervene before Won
VIII be called upon to exercise your rights
as freemen, and at the ballot box state YOUR
preference for rulers and officers
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The moment ink is spit, take little milk
and saturate the attain; soakit up with
rag. and apply a little more m X, rubbing
II in well. In few mnutss the ink will be
com pletely removed.
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DRINK CONSIDERABLY,

Never mind your dinner O. supper, In.
stay al the polls and vote
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4 New YOrker's Election r ,Ily

Faxon, the inimitaLle "local' Of the Buff
fa'o Rtpu5lic, got off the following load"
last Tuesday Oh his ewn account
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l. conclusion. we would say,
CONTINUE VOTING ALL DAY!,,,