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From Kendall's Expnsitor.

We stand corrected. We thought Ty-
LER was but sort of Doorkeeper to shoe
IN such chaps as Webster and Co. wanted
to see; but it seems he is at work upon
the top of "the ediiice" and don't con-
Germ himself about the incomers. This
is not Uise and explains why the Senate
would not lie, him have a CUSHING to res,
upon. However, somebody will PRorIr
by it; for some of those that ERWIN.
We supposed, that WEBSTER was the
ladies' man, even to being "a northern
man cith southern principles" but it
may be, that the "shOwers Of gOlN' are
with SPENCER since he has gone into the
Treasury. 1t is quite evident, however,
that WEBSTER is too fond of our "foreign
reiations;" and as for the iceb John Jones
talks of, it is something like that in which
The Philistnes caught old Sampson, and
the British Minister has Peeled or with
i, as sturdily as did the Hebrew giant.
We are glad to hear PORTER has a
"broad backs" for if they tell the truth of
him. he had much to carry before he
buckled on the WEBSTER knapsack, which
of itself is sufficient to "sink Nary"
Depend on it, so long as Tyler sur
rounds himself with SPENcERs and is fond
of PORTER, he will be like fly in the
FEB of big Spider, unable to ster, and
may as well be upon the top of the "edi-
fee as any where else.
Pshaw, Mr.. Jones, don't talk about the
ladies' StayS-especially their mdinsinyS!
It's worse than the "Gi0Je and Mr.. Ben
ton"
You see we have Kend S0meihiag
about your "beamieS;" but TO have kend-
oil, about the " secrets" of the Cabin-it
would require Coon Of the first
scent.
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SCHOOL.

HNIlE subscriber would inform the
H. citizens of Ottawa and vicinity,
that he still continues his school in the
Mechanics Hall. The summer term will
commence on Monday, the 9Th of June
next.
Tuition per term Of twelve weeks, ex-
elusive of the school fund, will be reduced
to So 90 and 81 so, for common English
branches, aud 80 90 for Philosophical
and other studies. A. SAWYER.
Ottawa, A pril %, 1873 dS-3
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PROSPECTUS,
THE BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE.


ENDER the above title, we shall commence.
u this month, the publication of "A new Maya
zane. Having been engaged long time in pre-
pairing books for their young friends the publish.
crs have frequently thought OF, and intended TO
make, a MHHhiy ESii0r, for all the Girls and
Boys of America and now, findins their facul-
tirs sufficient, aud their hearts still warm on the
subject they propose tn furnish, Monthly, a
BOYS AND GIRLS MAGAZINE.
The Editor of the work will be Mrs. =. Col
man, heretofore flvorahly known as the editor of
the Mothers Library, Aunt Mary's Library, The
Dahlia, Chill's Gem, &c.
The following persons are also engaged IA reg
ular contributors to every number, viz: Rev.
Jacob Abbott, author of the Rolln, Lucy, aud
Jonas Books; j. ). Arthur, author of Stories for
Children, Six Nights with the Westinghouse,
and many other popular tales aud also several
laiIes, well known and much approved writers
for young people.
The Boys and Girls Magazine will he issued
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wings, executed in a superior manner, under the
particular care and supervision of s. COindt,, and
will contain such kind and variety Of reading and
amusement as every parent, DESTROYS of promo.
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ORDINANCES

Passed at The meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the tom Of Olta,ca. hol.
den on The IAN inst.
Ordered, That from and after the first
day Of June next, lS43, no dogs shall be
allowed to run at large within the limits
Of the corporation, without band or strap
around the neck with the name Of the
owner thereon; said dog to be subject 10
a tax yearly Of fifty cents. All dogs found
at large after that time without such band
or strap around the neck, will be removed
by the corporation.
Ordered. That all persons within the
bounds of the corporation who build their
sidewalk in front of their 10. by the 20th
Of May next, agreeable 10 former notice
and on the present level. will be credited
on the TAX list for onc-half of the same.
VIVA, remains to be done at that time,
will he done by the supervisor, and the
taxes collected to pay for the same.
ID. SANGER, President.
]. BIRpsALL, Clerk.
Ottawa. April 81, lS43. 46-3
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4 Fight in tie Ns,o York AySembiy-It seems
there are some rowdlcs in the New York lcgisa.
turc, as well as in that of Pennsylvania. The n
Y. Express Of the 18Th ult. says, Passengers
from Albany report a .fsticu!0ing in the assembly
chamber. between Mr. Lee, member from Orange
and Mr.. McMurray, of this city. They are politi.
cal brethren, both educated in the largest liberty
school, and naturally resort to their reserved rights
which lie in their fists when this largest liberty
is invaded"
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seGnIar Packet for lIlinnis I7ire-.
MARSsHAL'S SALE.

United Sietes' Circuit Confederation NJ. 753.
BY virtue of writ of Penditione
I'D Erponas to me directed from the
United Stales' Circuit Court. far the Dis
trici of Illinois, in favor of John l.. H.
McCracken and against Charles Hayward.
| am directed to sell the following prop
er,y in Ottawa Centre, to-wit:
Lots 2 and 3 in block 3; lots 3, 5. Z,
8 and 0 in block o; lots l and in block
&; lot IA in block o; lot in block 10;
lots |, 3, Z, g, IL and Is in block IL;
10, IL in block IA; lots l, l3 and IL in
block Is; lots and l5 in block l6; lots
|, I, 8 and IL in block IL lots 4 and S
in block IS; lots 3, Z, IL, Is and l6 in
block 10; lots 5, ID, ii and l6 in block
30; lots 3, 6, 7, %, IL, l2 and s in block
81 lots s, 8, 10, IL, IL and Is in block
%; lots |, . and in block "a; lots l,
3, 4, 7, ~, - and IL in block 25; lots
|, 5, Is and IL in block 26; lots l, 3, Z.
8, | ! and 5 in block 81 lots l, 2, 3, s
and 0 in block %; lots 3, Z, IL and IL
in block %; lots |, o, II and / 5 in block
30; lots Z. l3, l6 and IL in block 81
lots 5, 10 and IL in block 80; lot in
block SO lots and in block 35; lots
and 6 in block SO; lots and in block
81 and lots and in block 80.
ALSO, in the town of Peru, lot in
block 10 lot 6 in block IS and the Z
! of the w ! of lot . in block 10.
ALSO, the following described lands.
to wit: the L J, E /, Section SO. I
81, N r. E; the w !, S E t, Section
23, Il 81, N R3 E; South 80 acres Of
the W !. N T. !, Section %, 4 81, N Il
E-al of which are East Of the Sd
principal meridian,
Which shall expose 10 public sale. on
the 10Th day Of May next, at the court
house door of said county, TO the highest
and best bidder, for ready money.
Sale 10 commence between the hours
Of 0 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p. NJ,
of said day. Dated this 9th day Of April.
A, ID. lS43. WIN. PRENTISS,
u. s. MARSHAL, District Of ILLINOIS,.
BY Enw. b. TALcorr, Deputy.
n. b. The above sale is hereby postponed
until the Goth day Of May next, at the same place
/ and hama 81 h ia
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To tile Democrats of La Sale
COslssty.

A County Convention will be held a, the court
house in Ottawa on Taesf0y he Oh day Of Mn
nerf, at one o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to represent this county in the
congressional convention to he held at Juliet on
the 18th day of May next to nominate a candi-
date for congress, and also to nominate candidates
for county officers.
In pursuance of the recommendation Of the de-
mocratic mass meeting held at Ottawa on the 4th
ins tho democratic voters of the several precincts
in the county are requested to meet at the usual
place Of holding elections in their respective pre-
cncts, on The Ga dag IF My nert, at O'Clock,
p. NJ, to elect the number of delegates set oppo-
site TIE names of their respective precincts to at
tend said convention at Ottawa Troy Grove 4.
Western Z, Indian Creek 8, l.orain 3, Mission 3,
Grafton T. Eagle 3 Sandy 3, Utica 3, Washing
ton 3, Dayton a, Ottawa Il, South Ottawa 4, Yer.
million 3 North Vcrmion 3, Brookfeld 3.
l.. LELAND, l.. B. DELANO,
III. &. COTTON, JNO. liISE,
WILLIAM REDDlCK, Central C0mmtfiee.
Ottawa April Ia, lSi3.
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MAIsslEAL'S SALE.

by virtue Of writ Of execution is
I'D sued out of the United States Cir
cult Court for the disiric. of Illinois, in
favor of Henry Won Phul and Theodore
l.. McGill, and against Francis lie Beau
aud Zimri Lewis, have levied on all the
right, title and interest of said defendants
in and to the following described property,
TO wit Lots number six, (6) seven, az
and eight, ~ in block number one hun.
dred and flty-one, l5D in Ninawa Ad.
dilion to the town of Peru, in La Sale
county, together with oil the privileges
and appurtenances ,hereunto belonging,
or in anywisc appertaining, which | shall
expose for sale a, public auction on the
22d day of May next, ls43, between the
hours of o'clock, A. NJ, and 4 o'clock,
p. NJ, at the house of the said Lewis in
the town OF Peru. VIM. PRENTISS,
U. S. Mrshai, District Of Illinois.
BY EDw. B. ThLcorr. Deputy. 1875
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Wing County Convention.

In pursuance of a resolution adobtpd by q
W hig county meeting hed at Ottawa on the 10th
day OF April, 1913, "A County Convention will he
held at The Court House in Ottawa, on SATURDAY
the til day Of May inst, at II o'clock, p. NJ, t,
nominate candidates for county officers.
The respective precincts will be entitled to the
number of delegates placed opposite the names OF
the several precincts, to wit. Troy Grove Il
Western I; Indian 3; Lorraine 81 Mission
Grafton 4; Eagle 3; Washington 3; Utica 3
Ottawa 6 Dayton 4; South Ottawa 4; Vcrmi-
Ion 3; North Vermiion 3 Brookficid B.
The Wing voters of the sevcra! precincts, are
requested to meet at their several places Of holding
elections, on Saturday the 18th day Of May inst
to elect delegates to SAID convention.
JACOB PATRICK, p. SCHERMERHORN
\, \. FISHER, WIN. VI. TRUE.
b. THOMPSON, |. II FREDENBURGH,
ID. BUCHANAN, HORACE GRAY,
NJ. II. SWIFT, CeHirui Committee.
Ottawa, May ;, 1913.
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RICE PUDDING,

Boil teacupful Of rice in clear water
I'LL it becomes soit-though by the way,
you must not have any water left when
the rice is done-stir the rice into two
quarts of milk, and eggs, 3 tablespoons
ful of sugar, and nutmeg. Bake fifteen
minutes.
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YANKEE PUDDING.

Take three cups Of bultermilk, one cup
OF shortening, and eggs; mix up and
roll out in two thin cakes, spread apple
sauce on both, lay them together, roll
them up, press the ends of your pudding
70 prevent the sauce from running out
then put in bag and boil two hours.
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NOTICE.

fNNilE Undersigned, one Of the partners
Of the firm of Armour d. Lamb. Of
Ottawa. hereby gives notice that he will
not be responsible for any contracts made
or debts contracted on accounts, or in the
name Of said firm, by Adam Lamb. one Of
the partners Of said firm, as the business
of said firm is now in progress Of settle
ment. GEORGE ARMOUR.
Ottawa, April 81, lsa3. ie--f
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Hnother Rule.-A very good bread
pudding may be made without eggs by
scalding your bread with milk, and adj
ding sugar and nutmeg as above; when
ready for the oven pour cold milk over
the top Of the pudding. As the materials
are hot this bidding will bake sufficiently
in half an hour.
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SOUR SAUCE.

An excellent sauce for boiled pud.
dings, is made as follows: Take 2 cups
OF molasses, one Of water, half cup of
strong vinegar, and piece of butter as
large as an egg-simmer them together
and add little thickening or not, as it
suits your taste.
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INDIAN BOILED PUDDING.

Beat 3 eggs, then add one quart of
sweet milk. little salt, and handful of
dried whortle-berries or currents stir in
Indian meal to the consistency Of pam
cake batter; put it in bag, and boil "a
or hours.
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NUTMEG SAUCE.

Stir equal quantities of butter and SUI
gar together, and CRATE nutmeg over it.
This is very excellent sauce for pud-
dings.
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FLOUR PUDDING.

Is made as above, except stirring in
flour instead OF Indian meal. The bag
for flour pudding must be quite large as
1t swells very much.
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County pIllpCls.

NJ Office is hereby given that sealed
l. Y proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners Of La Sale county,
at the Clerks Office in Ottawa, until the
June term of the County Commissioners
Court. for keeping the county paupers,
when the paupers will be let to the lowest
responsible bidder.
BY order oflhe County Com. Court.
w. Il. MACLAY, Clerk.
Ottawa, April I. 1913. H-3
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DlED-At Marseilles, on the LIST inst of bill
Gus remttent fever, LucI, A. L. CLARK, daugh-
ter OF L. q. Clark, aged four years.
At this place, on the lst inst, DANIEL lIoPPLE,
son of Solomon Hoppe, late Of Perry county, Pa,
aged about IL years.
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On tombstone in the churchyard at Charles.
town, Mass, is the following couplet;
Here lies Deacon John Auricular,
Who In Gods ways walked perpendicular
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Ottawa Market.

'ENIIE subscriber respectfully informs
"a the public tina, he has opened HE
Meat Market in Ottawa, where daily may
he found an assortment. Of fresh meat.---
Thankful for past favors. he hopes % re-
ceive continuance Of the patronage Of
his old friends and the public generally.
JEREMIAH WOOD.
Ottawa, Aprii7, lsta. 4<-n
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Isarg;lins:

kb1fSllns.
'l>IlE County Commissioners Of La
Sale County will, at the June term
of the County Commissioners Court, ex.
pose to public sale to the highest and hes,
bidder, all The deprecated paper now in
the county treasury.
BY order of the County Com. Court.
w. X. MACLAY, Clerk.
Ottawa, April 7, 1919. Att
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Culinary Recipes.
BREAD PUDDING.

Crumb dry pieces of bread into milk ;
let them soak till all the pieces can be STIR
red fine and add three eggs To two quarts
OF milk, two tablespoonful of sugar and
about half nutmeg. Bake one hour.
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sUPWe are authorized TO announce
SAMUEL MACKEY, ofEagle precinct,
as candidate for The cDice Of county
CommisSioner--suijeci 10 the decision
oCMe Democratic Convention.
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SPRING GOODS.

VENllE subscribers have just received
Il their spring supply of goods, which
they are prepared to offer at prices as,on-
ishingly low for this market, and lower
than the Chicago prices.
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~ Oncy Marker.

Corrected ,ceekly from The Clieago Democrat
and ST. Louis Republican.
OrrAwA Nav s. fS43
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sI"Ue are authorized to announce
JOSEPH n. WAGNER as q candidate
for the office Of County Surveyor-SuJ-
ject TO the decision Of the Democratic
Contention
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TO the Wniy. Of Ottawa Precinct.

AT the request of many of my brother wings, |
have consented to be a candldae for the office of
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE in this precinct.
Being wing of tried mettIe, having fought many
battles in the wing cause | hope YOU will give me
your generous support If elected, will aid you
in carrying out the glorious principles of our par
ty--measures dear to US all, and upon which the
perpetuity of our government depends, to wit, the
creation of National Bank, High Protective
Tariff, the Assumption of the State Debts by
the General Government, and liberal construc-
ton of the constitution of the L. s, and if sue
cessfu. will not betray you like the TRAITOR
TYLER! &. l.. LUKENS.
Ottawa, April 10, lsi3. Sp 'd.
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WE HAVE NOW A FULL SUPPLY OF
New Orleans Sugar, Molasscs.
Loaf Sugar, Rio q llavan. Coffee,
Imp. e. Y. II. Tea, Rice,
Resins, Dried Apples,
Goldfish, Tobacco,
Powder & Shot, Nails,
spice, Pepper,
Starch, Alum.
Madden, Lockwood,
Coppctas, Ginger,
White Lead, Glass,
Rope, Bed Cords,
Grass & Grain Scyihes, Fish Lines,
Scythe Stones 81 Rides Fish Hooks,
Painted Pals. &c, &c, &c.
A $50, by lar the most complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS
TO be found in the place. together with all kinds "
BOOTS nnd SHOES,
for mon, women and children, besides all the
other articles usually found in country store
all Of which will bc sold rs low as at any other
store, for cash or produce. BE sure that you call
before you purchase!
WIN. TRUE & SON.
Ottawa, April %, 1913.
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n. d. The above sale is hereby postponed
until the Goth day OF May neSt, at the same place
and hour Of the day. WIN. PRENTISS,
Bv EDw. b. TALcorT. Marshal.
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GROCERIES,

Embracing superior article Of Sugar,
and other articles usually found in the
country trade. Also, n lot Of
Glass, Nails, &C., &C.,
Which will be sold low for cash or good
winter wheat. w. II. MURRAY.
Newark, Kendall CO., May 5, 1913.
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PORT OF OTTAWA.
arrived from departed for
FRESH GROCERIES,.

HNIIE subscriber has just received,
l. direct from st. Louis, choice lot
of fresh
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NEW MUSIC.

NEW MUSIC.
lust RECEIVED, the following New Music,
j the old established store two doors east of 18th
w. FISCHER.
Thy voice is music to my ear--by Jefreys.
IT'S sweet to see the blooming rose.
The merry days of old-by Jelreys.
| will be happy, too do.
When thou vert true--by T. w. Thomas.
Nus at Nightfall-by Jeiireys.
Away, away to the greenwood shades--a duet
Mr.. I'LL, pray be still-by Barclay.
'Tis now the May tme-by G. Linley.
Go not yet, Oh, go not yet-by Willis
| mustaway from thee, my loye-byJ McLaughen.
Thou has, wreathed shell-for the guitar
Night of advcnure-by Eggleso
The emblem fower-by Roethen.
Sweet sympathy Of Morales.
Oh, Mary dearly +. Eagle.
The sword aud the stad--by G. P. Morris.
Camp Glee-by Loder.
The shrine-a waltz by Brown.
The celebrated Philomclen waltZes-by Valentine.
La Louisianaise waltz-by Wallace.
kcndal's quick march
Gallo march-from Norma.
Melodies celestes-by Hunen.
lie Reye-by Wallace.
The real Scotch quadriIles.
L'Album du Flutls,c-by Ernst.
Firth & Halls edition OF favorte overtures, from
Rossini, Won Weber, sc. arranged as Duets
for two flutes.
Overture 10 the favorite opera, Les Diamans de Ia
Conronne-by Auber. sept. l3
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TREATISE on FOOD AND DIET,

WITH observations on the regimen suited for dis
w ordered states of the digestive organs, and an
account of the diearies of the principal metropolitan
and other establishments for paupers, unatcs, Grim
nals children, the SICK &c. SC by j. Perera of the
Royal College of Physicians OF London, vol. Svo.
1913 price one dollar.
Food, and its Influence on Health and Disease, with
rules for the preservation Of health, by Matthew Tru-
man, Nj. ID. vol. London, lS43, just imported.
Principles of Human Physiology, with their chief
applications to Pathology, Hygiene and Forensic Me-
dicine with over one hundred illustrations, by w b.
Carpenter, nj. d., Lecturer on Physiology in the
Bristol Medical School. First American edition,
ls43 with additions by the author and notes and adj.
ditions by Meredith Clymer, NJ. ID.
Just received, for sale, together with many other
late Medical aud Surgical Books, by
sept I3tf +. TAYLOR.