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Large Engraving the Interior Of Lodge Of the Sons OF
Malta The Candidates being conducted through The Sons In
their The Skeleton ia the Coffin The four up
with torches ouDdng and all the detail of the Lodge
Shadow The candidates suppose by the solemn
appearance Of the Lodge that very affair Tney
then bnoodsd and put through the following udcrous
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through while the industrious Sons pounding with
sticks to the great alarm OF the greenhom.
Picture the Bndoded Candidate being conducted over the
Rugged hch consists hugh bocss Of ice placed close
together which the candidae Is made walk crawl
round and round, until he thinks IL is ineI minable.
Picture the Bndoded Candidates continuing their journey
the rugged path consisting OF bundles Of straw with
chairs peach bsskes Sc with the industrious Sens squirting
water through yrDges the greenhon and making the
sbomiDsble nohe with drums, gongs horns, &c.
Portrait Of the new Speaker, Gov. Pennington
Portrait Of the Hon. Mr. Smith of ~ Co. candidate for the
late Speakership.
Of the burning of the ship j. J. Boyd the wh. in
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Picture the Sheriff taking the pistol from Stephens the
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1he hole IN the cell made by Stephens.
View of the Fire Bonners Ledger Office, Ann New
YoIk.
Portrait Of Judge Army Ksnsas witness before the Brown
Committee at W sshington.
ofthe Hon Mr. Faulkner Minister France
View Of the Ruins Of the Fire In El-st kew ork where
mspy liyes were lost on Thursday evening last.
Explosion the Hat Msnuactoy East Brooklyn yesterday
where many human beings were burned alive.
ExploIion Of Boiler Swil Mk Distlery In Williams
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Comic Pictures, etc, ETC.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

' y EEY HRuJD To NIGHT 1t was cold
night III winter. The wind blew and the
snow was whlried iur.oU-.y about seeking
10 hide itself rcnca,h cloaks and hoods
and in the very hair Of those who were
out \ distinguished lecturer was to
speak. and. notwithstanding the storm,
the Villagers venture forth to hear him.
William Anncsley. bujtoued 70 the chin
in his thick overroa;, accompanied his
mother. 1t was difficult TO walk through
the new falling snow. aGs!uet the piercing
wind, and William sad to MS mother
~Couldn't You walk more easily if you
took my ann
Perhaps | qSuld," his mother replied,
as she put her arm through lis and drew
up a. close a. possible 10 him. Together
they breasted the storm, the mother and
the boy who had once been carried in h,r
arms hu; who had now z Own up 50 tall
that she could now lean on his They
had not walked lar before lac said 10 her:
" am very proud TO night, mother
Proud that you can take care OF me?
she said to him, with a heart gushing with
tenderness.
This is the first time you have leaned
upon me" said the happy boy.
There will be few hours IN that childs
life of more exalted pleasure than he en-
loved that evening il she should 1--we to
old age and i'll his manhood should low
ingly provide for her who watched over
him in bis helpless Infancy 1t vas nc
tle pride that made his mother love him
il it were possible, more than ever: and
name her pray for him with new earnest
ness, thankful for his devoted love, and
hopeful for the future. There is no more
beautiful sight than atiectionate. devoted,
obedient children am sure that He
that commanded children to honor and
obey their father aud mosher, must look
upon such with pleasure. May He bless
dear William and every other boy whose
heart j. filled with ambition 70 be q bless
inc and a staff 10 his mother.
ANNE UoCE.
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VOL. XXI---NO.


We chanced 10 lie conversiu@ with q C.
manager Of a Telegraph Office H. p F.. ro,.r,.
ing-rooin, s"y> writer, when az. .a..F...
u@i entered. and proceeded to the counter
WHeTc the business va, contract. q. ..I..t
was At the farther side Of the room Some.
iitt'" d'sfancr IRON where we were Sis.t-
ihr' and commenced PREPARING dispatch
loi tiie clerk. who stood r.,aGy 20 l.-..-.,..
I H. ih' manager, with whom ,,e $50.
( Ioh'ei'lnr, made several apparent. -rra-
less taps upon the eh.lr behind nlu. s..I
IA pencil which he held in hi, hard. the
clerk At the other end of the rs.ofo Va.
also apparently TO Us, drummiuE -tl,--ir
with his penhOldsr "a. ne waite, az. Ill,
customer. All this time, while ip.. .- u4
were holding animated colioqn.I inter.
course, the apparently careless tan. e.. ihr
telegraphers were intei!igible cOuuui..la-
tons exchanged between them
The following was the dialo-uc which
occurred:
ManaFer-Gi,e your attention fora dis
patch, (the usual taps for a "cau %. au
operator from one station to aac-ac! IN
plying tn. above)
Clerk-Ali right, 90 ahead
N-Don send that man : MESA 20 uu-
les he prepay IL cash
all right, wont credit him dime
M-Aiter he pays this one. collect ..s-
y eight cents FOR message sent bog him
yesterday, which he was trustee ,.-
Ii' this time The clerk had J.,r't note
winch the d!!atOry customer had la0.u..I.
upon learning that it vas n"ce.-.r. g.. "a.
pr" paid and from which he bIau8.r ,..5.
change, deductinc the GS cent
The communicated sound h43. !. t'i+
instance. proved Of some lit,.- service.
and Was utterly unnoticed sas. le IL.
Iartie- interested
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

CJg.NG DEzE AND PoRK,-At t-.a season,
when farmers and others VIII 500. ,- pI,-
tiuE down their winters, AMI W. may add
their next years supply OF meat. i-i i-.y be
of service to reputl.,n the re,il". which -
a, follows 10 one gallon g 14-.-. bake
one pound aud a half OF salt, L.a. - -..lll
of brown sugar, half an ounce e. .iretre.
and half an onnc- Of potash. la a. r:s-
ito, the pickle 10 Do increased L. .,.v 8ua4-
tity desired Let these be boiled ,.-ej-ev
until al the dirt from the sat sua -l gar
(Which uil! not be = little r.-..- 90 tua
top, and il skinned of Then -asow the
pickle INTO iar.e tUb 10 cor.. aHI when
cold. pour il over your bee; OF u. r.. 90 &c
main tie usual time, say from ...f to TX
weeks, according - the size OF tie pieces.
and the kind OF meat. The Meat u.a.t %"
well covered with the pickle anu .l -A1ItJ
not bs pa; down for at least je,p 4.l- a.-
t-r killing. during which time ;,ana.t ue
slightly srriuk!sd with pow crrei -aI,T--
tire Seversl o. our friends have omitted
the boiling Of the pickle, ana i.u't Il L,
answer equally rs we'll Il vii a"t a-v.-
ever. au.~rr gu;- 80 well. By tg...- 80
pickle il Is y.. +.t-.nr tie Iuu..t .i
dirt which ! thrown OF 10y lar .G-...tlaIs
from TIE ,s.t and sugar, wound SAT-. ..~,
one not acquainted with tie ...t-4 4-.--
.rygt.
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Court ANEcDoTEs-A prisoner, on trial
for av,ry serious offence, after conviction,
being called upon in the usual manner be-
fore judgment was passed, answered: May
Heaven strike me dead, my lord, if know
anything about it. There was perfect ST.
lence in court for nearly minute, every
one looking at the judge, and wondering
what was to come next. At last followed
this startling address: " Prisoner at the
bar, Providence not thinking fit to inter
fere in your case, the sentence OF the
court upon you is, that you be transported
beyond the seas for the period OF fifteen
years
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LICE on CATTLE -Justus G. Lewis writes
the Prairie Farmer that if animals are
washed all over with soft soap OF about
the consistency of very thin batter, 1t will
not take the hair off nor injure the ami
NAL in the least, and it will destroy the
lice. One application is usually enough.
1t Is the best remedy he ever tried or
read Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-15

RICE CUP~-Boil rice in watt til near.
ly done, then add milk and q t,tI- -.lt.
When cooked soft, add little batter .lI
su-ac. and mould in cups u .,u o,.a,
put in custayd made OF the ya.i.- ut .---
and milk. i'll the proportion o! yo.ks -
a Quark of milk, steamed over u.,a of
boIiiug water The cu>ta.i must je s-.r-
red almost constantly while cooking. sea-
son Il with lemon or cinnamon.
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selves. There is many noble heart un-
der well patched garment If you are
tempted to look scorniulIy upon one in
poor or plain dress, think of Master Ed
ward James Hartley, the brave boy, and
his gold medal-Er
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majority

The vote on the question OF Constltu-
tional Convention, has not yet been o!ii-
cially compared with the vote for mem
beers of the House of Representatives, but
the general impression is, that 1t has carri-
ed by IA small majority.
We are indebted to the State Jo.UnaE for
the above figures.
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Clrroy CAKg-rso and oue-la,f cups o.
sugar; / cup sweet milk; . piece 90. hut
ter the ze of = hens egg; q t.4-Io1u.u
of cream OF Tartar; one oi sofia: i.tJ.e
over two cups Of -four. E.ace 10 lak.u-
dish Nth layers of citrou. y very good
ca he without. however.
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y Pre,iderit distributed IN the following
ountes Bureau 9, Carroll ). Cook ,, De
III p,s ~ -. 4 j, S,li- Ice Nc

Lean > Mercer Rock Island l. viii
The vote ot Pu!4s.li and Monroe coun-
ties for President was thrown out on &C
count Of inlorma,ity In Monroe county
the abstract Is returned IN this way Liu-
coin aud Hamliu 50. Douglas aud john
son, l4pl Bell and Everett. l.. instead
OF the vote for each elec;or In Iuia-A!
county, the returns from Mound Ciiy pre-
ciuct only are certified by the canya->ers-
hut the County Clerk certfies the returns
from the whole county.
The following j. the whole vote cs-t for
each Presidential candidate, taking a. such
the votes given for the first named elector
on each ticket.
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PRsvIous to the late gale there were 10.
steamers and l,l6J sailing vessels employ
ed in treght;ng on the great lakes.