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Raral Fehcay.-Potatoes and tur,

Uistar's Baisam Of UiM Clergy
This eIccllen. remedy for coughs, consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc, hide far to become one
vi the most popular medicine. before the public.
LIS sale is rapidly increasing; aud from The mani
ner our friends and others who have ussd it,
speak in its praise, we can confidently recon-
mend it to the afflicted All the very best remedy
they can anywhere obtain for the diseases above
enumerated. He Understand the genuine IL { {
sale in this this place Ivy
See Advertisement. & l. Thomson.
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Wanted,

A GOOD farm of about lG0 acres,
1A with good Improvements, and not
more than ten miles from this village
The Improvements mus, be good even il
no, large, and the price must be low; n
letter pos, paid directed to the subscriber
a, this 2. o., will receive attention, pro.
vded the condition Of tho farm and i'm.
provemen,s, with the price. are all stated
BRONSON MURRAY.
Ottawa, Nov. 20, lSi6-3t
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Eioquence AID SuJiimify. The light
Of the lamp was dying away in The sock
ct; the midnight clock swung heavily a.
loft, and its brazen tones sounded loudly
on the frozen air. II was the hour dis
embodied spirits walk, and when muir
dercrs, like the steallhy wolf, prowl lor
their prey. The lonely watcher Shud-
dered as lie heard slight noise al the
door. Big drops stood ON his pale brow;
the door gently opened anl-in came II
Strange Cat
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IllE,. E.asi,.!

A FIRST rate article of bunch lath is
IA now being made at the MarseilIes
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also be kept for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizcr and &.
Burr; they are a better article than pine
lath, and will be sold cheaper than the or.
binary cost Of getting la'h from Chicago.
A tolerahe article will be sold a, 50 per
thousand.
November ~, lSi6.
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Jack and dog chains Simmons broad coope
Tools bench planes by and hrme c
ml hand.
hall nail and shoe hammers hook nails shoves
msaw bknu
guard pocket and full cabinet wood shoe and
moe locks and ahes with chest closet cupboard
drawer pad and ill locks coach wrnche;
mills and bits brass kettles flying grind stone gn
scales and
britannia table
and cnest spoke
knives shoe horse backing crubbng brushes and bits locks
Primers powder TASKS shot moases britannia
collars
oil and sheep knobs
table
SADLERY.
Three hundred pairs assorted names leather, brass and plated dash
handles bands lamps, buckles bride lace
we also continue manufacture and hand all kinds of m sheet
copper We selling and other Chicago adding
ages
request all who
doneto order
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Notice.

VaNHE slips in the new congregational
Il church IN This town will ne offered
FIR sale on the first Monday in December
next. at o'clock +. NJ. al the church
such as are no, sold will be leased for one
year from the above date. Terms for
uch as are sold, one third down and The
balance in two equal annual payments,
with forfeiture if the payments are no,
.ompeted for such as are leased, the
enl in advance. Further particulars on
he day Of sale.
By order Of the Trustees.
Nov. 20, 1916.
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EIA.LzLz TRADE.
EEEENOES CHEAP ssE'JDSsE;,

ESOUGHlON returns his thanks his friends and the public for the liberal pat
extended him
York, desirable OF
beg oca their following which comprise
which will be sold the NiP
is beLer Lkan q Saap ShKngn
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTa8ll SRMEnT.
rnNETI " q, pNJJ nv

TeEfURN thanks to the public for the liberal
Ma patronage extended to them, ard would
state that they have removed to the North side u.
the City Hotel, 10 tie bull ling adjoining the
house lately occupied by John McCauy. They
have procured the latest
FaH and lciRicr Fashions
drcc, from New York, which will en- bile them
u make - garments in the mast Fashionable
style Work will he done in the best manner
and all garments warranted 10 tit.
Ottawa, Oct. 2, lSl6-lt
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DErrER d ARG Brown mushns, bN n
q } nnd hleached Canton ll,nncts, with m yihing
in the line of Prints / can and uiH gre bcUer
bUg0ia than have been offered heretofore IN this
market I.ot no one fail to call aud examine the
goods before buying elsewhere.
10 J q NArrlSGrp.
Oct. 10 1916
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Ottawa. Nov. 10, ls46--6t
Estute IF Lesley Keni, deceased.

Estote # Lesley Kmt, deceased.
A LII persons having claims against
n ,he estate Of Lesley Kent, deed,
are hereby notified and requested to ex'
hbit the same to the undersigned, admin.
istraiuis Of .ald estate, or to the Probate
Justice Of La Sale county, for settlement
within nine months from the date hereof
ELIZABETH KENT, Adm'r.
&. G. ELLIOTT, .Hdm'r.
Nov. 10, lSi6-4t.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.


Estate Of Alexander McNen, deed.
A LII persons having claims agains, the
IA estate of Alexander McNei,, deed.
are hereby notified and requested 10 en-
hibil the same to the undersigned, adml-
nlsira,or of SAID estate. or 10 The probate
justice Of the peace of La Sale county,
for settlement, within hne months from
The date hereof. DANIEL McNETT.
Nov. "a, 1916. admir-.
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Estate Of Csiinda Emil, deceased.
A IL persons having claims agains. the
- estate Of Celnda Emil. deceased,
are hereby notified and required TO attend
before the probate justice Of La Sale coun-
", Illinois, at his office in Ottawa, in said
county, on Monday the 4lh day of Jan.
uary, A. ID. 1916, for the purpose Of hav-
ing the same adjusted, that being the day
fixed upon by the administrator in pursu-
ance of the statute, for the purpose Q: set.
ling and adjusting all claims against said
decedent.
II. BENNETT, .7imr.
Ottawa. Nov. 10, lS46--6t
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Forty Thousa nd Grated


~ ~ d y - Ia ~
y NOW olIrr 10 the public a, my Nursery near
Il the village ai Dayton west side of Fox river,
ga sale county, the laTgesthun'ber aud greatest
variety VI
GRATED FRUIT TREES
rhst can be found nlrlh-west Of the W shash.
They we're procured troE Cuflis' celebrated Ed
gar Nursrr, nhncing nearly three bundled
varilcs OF Apple, fifty varieties of Pear, thirty va
rics OF PluHs. Cherries aud Peaches, all oi the
rh ,icesi iiuit, which have been selected du'ing
the last % years by the industrious and indeiali-
gable proprirtors IT the Nursery, at a grea, eS-
pense, from nearly all the states ia the Union,
ind many Of the chnccst vlr,ics from Europe.
THEY are mostly of two years growth. an from
three 10 five icct Ia height, and OF sufficient siz
To set. Those wishing 10 plant orchards will not
fail to perceive the great advantage OF setting
young and thrifty trees rra,ed in the same soil
and climate in winch they are destined to be sci,
over those usually brought from q different sol
and climate. the larger roots and limbs amputa
ted 10 save tfansPor,atinn, and the hbrous root
injured by long exposure to dry atmosphere.
WELLS WAIT.
Sept. ls, 1916. l2-y
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g6tctions ofthe Li0er, Asfhmc, Bon
chitis, pain or mcaknesS oft1e Brea,t
or lungs, Chronic Coughs, Pleuri-
81, H,morrage Of the Lungs, and all
Tie affections IF The Pulmonary Or
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Cnps, MuTs ana Tippcis.

A Il greatly reduced prices, mems fur,
~ plush and cloth caps, boys do; the
plsnce Of large stock will be sold with.
yeservo, u, the low once price store Of
70, 1916 DouonToN.
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sign Of the Three Hats.
NC. 100 LAKE ST, Chicago- J


, l. G.. STEPHENS would re.
u sPertuly announce Ia the cal.
800 ltns 81 Chicago aud vicinity
"a TE9 that he is uov receiving ,nr lao
tfS, SfxI 5esl and best selected stock Of
~ S good, in III. hnc ever offered III
Chicago. His stock condsts IN part as follows,
to wi, that's. caps, mulr', Boas, Buir,lo rsLe-
and coats, buck m,ilcns and g!uyes, trunks, tIav.
cling bags ia dies ard gentlemen, uvctshrrs,
Indian m"cclsins, crlvats. suspeuder., shirts.
umbrellts, walking canes, &c. He is also nau.
uflc,uiiug all kinds Of goods pertaining To his
business. Country merchants and others in want
Of gods will d. well tn give him a call bciuie
purchasing clsrwher., Il, be IL onuidcu, he
can sell as low Us any house il The ti'y Of Sew
York.
liater,' sick and trimming. constantly on
hand. Cash paid for iurs aud skins.
Chicago, Oct. 80, 1876. l,-y
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Estate Of Simon Crosier, deceased.
4 III. persons having claims agains, the
"a estate Of Simon Crosier, deed, are
hereby notified and requested 10 exhibit
the same to the Undersigned. adm,nis,ra-
Tor of said estate, or to the Probate Jus.
lice Of La Sale county. for settlement.
within nine months from the date hereof
SARAH CROSIER, 4dm'r,
AMASA A. CROSlER, .Admr.
Nov. "a. 1916.
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$50 Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from the onclo-
CA sure of the subscriber, near
J. aaa I'M Narscil!es, La Sale co. HIS.
" glFon Sunday night the LIST inst,
saA ,wo HORSES. One daak
iron gray. a shade lighter on the head,
and the end Of his tail white. The 9th.
er a white horse, with his lvft hind foot
crooked over his lotlock joint. The iron
gray is about 6 years old, and II hands
high the white horse is about s years
old, aud also abon, II hands high.
A reward ofWy do'iors will be given
for the recovery of the horses and sppre-
henssion of the thief, or thirty dollars
for the recovery of the horses alone.
Nov. 6, lSiG-lS A WAhDRlDGE.
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Aga;ysryyc NNd .Stovcs, IRON, Steel and
oV&iXs.
TIM STREET. I!.ON And COPPER MAyuFACTOHY.

VA L are uow receiving from the east
in addition TO our stock on hand, a
full aud well selected assortment of
STOVES, HARDWARE, &c.
We have the Hathaway and Yankee No
ton improved patterns. Also the -Four
Boiler aud Premium Cooking Stoves. as
sorted sizes: fancy parlor and air tight
stoves; plain and figured common do. Al
50 parlUr coal stoves, with CRATES; hollow
ware; pots; kettles; spiders; tea and bake
kettles, etc., etc.
Also--Ileav, and shelf hardware, such
as anvils, shovels, spades, grain scoups,
hay ahd manure forks, log. trace, coil, halter
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Groceries.

GEGAR and molasses Of new crop, aud very
- choice quality, lower Than at other stores
dried peaches; sweet 70 atoes. SC. always on
hanl at Nov 20, 10 DOUGHrON'S.
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New Hat and Cap Establishment.

AT 1Ga Lake ST.. Chicago, Ills.
W. The Subscribers are receiving from
w. the East, their fall AMI winter sup
,fisnA ( ply Of HATS, GAPS aud OURS,
EC2A5SA which they will offer to ihe public
at the moderate terms.
They will keep constantly on hanl, and man.
ufaclure to order. the most approved styles If
Gents Hats, Caps, furs, &c aud respectfully
yocit share OF public patronage.
Ha,ters' drugs, trimmings and stock, full as,
snrtmenl; which will be offered to the trade at u
slight advance from eastern prices.
Aiso, choice aud select lot of Ladies' and
Gen. travelling bags umbrellas, parasols, hand.
kercLefs, gloves, scaris, stocks. blossoms, collars,
suspcnders, &c, &c, Mt wht l'sale and retail, u,
the above number, 1854 Lake ST. Chicago.
Also, Bullilo robes. coats, and overshoes.
BAKER, MOODY'& co.
Chicago, Nov. II, '46-y 20
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STssANED

STRANED from the sub
NIM scriber living on section li0
GnA Of Illinois and Michigan ca.
VI ~ nal. two miles northeast Of
e>r'S" Marsciles. on The night OF the
10Th October. TWO black horses both n.
hOu, 8 years old ore Of Them has a white
spot in his face AID long bushey tail.
and when he lro,s he goes lame IN ono or
his hind legs the other is round short
horse aud in good order, aud had two
sores ON his neck, one on each s;ie which
were occasionrd by the collar. aud part
Of one of his hind legs we're white. Any
person who will return them 10 the fuo.
>criber, or address n letter IN john Dillons
Postmaster at Marseilles. shall DO llherss-
~ rewarded. Tll0S. CAVENAu, u
Narcotics. Oc, %. lS46. ~
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Cheap Boo; and Shoe store.
Sept. Is 1916.

rocco do, genilemen's line French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and general
assortment Of calf. pegged, kip and coarse
boots, together with boys boots, chill
dren's shoes, &c, which he offers for
sale cheaper than The cheapest, for ready
cash. A A FIsHER.
Ottawa, Sept II, lSi6-llf
n Il. The hes, of aDuLie-SDleI thick
boots constantly on hand and made In
order at So 80
Wrliod Boots 2.25
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Tailoring Establishment.
NEW GOODS Ar PERU !!
WNH. PAUL co.

UANE just received AT the ick Sime. d.
4 4 h':t from New York oni boston. a fresh
stock Of Fall AMI Winter Goods, to which We
in vito ,,uhl,r nttpuInn
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NE DESPISE RR.9GGI.VG.

But wepromse TO sell as :hcap as il is possitic
10 do so, aud those who say they will sell choHl-
or, or have moro of them n,aae mist oke-ihats
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II. A. ROWLAND.
Improved Mode OF Warming Dwellings

The Improvements in the method of warming
dwelling houses, which have been introduced into
the City OF New-York within the last two years
have effected almost an entire revolution in this
department of our domestic arrangements. Mr.
f. L. Miller, of Brooklyn, was the frs; TO intro.
duce among us the present admirable system Of
ar-furnaces. He has recently, however, intro
duced into his own house, 50 Clarkst an arrage-
ment for warming By air radiattd from ,oater-
heated surfaces only in other words, hotwa-
ter furnace of an entirely lew construction. The
apparatus is placed in the lower basement of the
house, occupies no more space than all ordinary
ho,.air furnace, and distributes the heat through
the house nthe usual way OF the common furnace;
but the quantity of fuel under ignition, and the
character of the heat, are truly astonishing and
delightful. The combustion Of the fuel is regu-
lated with the greatest precision by means of a
selfacting damper which he has introduced, and
which is worked by the expansion of water and
air combined, so as 10 consume any desirable
quantity of coal, from so TO 100 lbs. in the TWEEN
~ four hours according to the state ofthe wealth
er. The space we saw warmed 10 the tempeTa-
ture of 6s 10 20 degrees, comprises two very
large four story houses, 81 feet front by so feet
deep, containing about thirty rooms. The heat
may be carried TO any desirable distance, say
from one to two hundred feet from the furnace
chamber, and its capacity for heating may be
proportioned TO buildings ofany size, while the
peculiar purity and salubrity of the atmosphere,
produced by this mode of heating, renders it par
ticuarly desirable for dwelling. houses, apart
ments for the sick, conservatories, &c. &c.
Mr.. NJ has erected his furnace, not only for
the purpose of warming his house, but for exhi'
biting its operation, which he will be most hap
py TO do to any gentleman who may wish TO rem
der his own house more than mlortable, in the
most efficient and economical manner.-N. y.
Tribune
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SHUGERT'S PATENT
WASHING NECE-NE

HNHlS Machine has now been tested by
i than thirty families in this neghborhood and
has given entire satisfaction. 1t is so simple IN It's
construction, that IT cannot get out OF order il
contains no iron to rust and springs or rollers TO
get out of repair. |, will do twice much wash.
ne with less than half the and tear of any OF
the late inventions, and what is of greater in.por-
tance il costs but little over half much as other
washing machines.
The subscribe, has the exclusive right for Nor-
thumberand, Union, Lycoming, Columbia, Lu-
zerne and Clinton counties. Price of single ma
chine Sc. h. B. NJ MASSER.
The following certificate is from a few OF those
who have these machines in use.
Sunhury, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the subscribers certify that have now
in use, in our families. "Shuger's Patent WASH
ing Machine" and do not hesitate saying that it is
a most excellent invention. That, in Washing,
I will save more than one half the usual labor
That it does not require more than one third the
usual quantity of soap and water and that there
IS no rubbing. and consequently, little or no wear
ng or tearing--lhat il knocks of no buttons. and
hat the finest clolhes, such collars laces tucks
nlls &C., may be washed in very short time
without the least injury, and in fact without any
apparent wear and tear, whatever. We therefore
heerfully recommend it to our friends and to the
public, az a most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGlNS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER,
CHS PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
HrrR's HorKL, formerly fremont House, No
ll6 Chesnut sireei,) Philadelphia, September
2lst, 1874.
have used Shugert's Patent Washing Machine
n nv house upwards of eight months, and do not
hesitate to say that deem It one OF the most USE
fuI and valuable labor saving machines ever inven'
ted. formerly kept two women continually oc'
euped in washing, who now do as much IN two
days as they then did in one week. There is nc
wear or tear in washing. and i, requires not more
than one-third the usual quantity OF soap. have
had a number of other machines IN my isml'y' ou
this is so decidedly superior to every thing else sn1
:, little liable to get out Of repair, that would no
10 without one if they should cost ten times TN
,rice they are sold for. DANIEL hhhn.
SUPERIOR Port wine. MADEIRA and Lisbor
> wines. Also superior Brandy and Gin, Lemor
;v,uo. Also few barrels OF Blue FISH, ior ssi'
yNf' HENRY MASSER.
sunbury, July lssh, is4o.
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NE w CAEFET-NGS.

NEW cAEFETrNGS.
TVNHE subscribers have received, and are now
Il opening splendid assortment of the following
goods
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpetngs)
Brussels and Imperial ply do CAR
Extra superfine and fine Ingrans do ; PET
Engliah shaded 81 Dsmask Venetian do ING.
American twilIed and fg'd do
English Drugge,s and Wooen Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuille and Tufiel Rugs
Door Mats Of every description.
-ALSO-
A large and extensive assortment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, from one to eight yards wide, cut 10 fit
~ description OF rooms passages.
Also, low priced Ingram Capetings from 81 TO
621 cents per yard together with large and extern
sive assortment of goods usually kept by carpet
merchants
The above goods will be sold wholesale or retail
at the lowest market prices. Country merchants
and Others are particularly invited to call and exa
mine our stock before making then selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MULLIGAN,
Successors to Joseph Blackwood, No. IL Chesnut,
corner Of Franklin Place.
Philadel hia, Fen. 225, iS45.-
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Prices OF ADVERTISING.
square insertion, 20 50
do 3 do 90
every subsequent Insertion, .

Every subsequent insertion, 2h
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 half
column, SIS, three squares, Sl2; two squares, -;
one square, S.. Half-ycarly one column. Sls !;
half column, Sl2; three squares, So; two squares,
S.; one square, SO SO.
Advertisements left without directions as to the
length Of time they are to be published, will be
continued until ordered out, and charged accord
ingy.
nr1rSixteen lines or less make square.
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UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
CKEAP FOE ASH.
!. W. SWA-N'S

Umbrella and Parasol Mandatory.
No. 81 North IHvd street, nco doors beioU the
CITY HOTEL,
Phiia d G Iphia.
A LWAYS on hand, a large stock Of UNI
"A BRELLAS and PARASOLS, including the
latest new style of Pinked Edged ParasoIs Of the
best workmanship and materials. al prices that will
make i. an object to Country Merchants and others
to call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere Feb. 30, lS45.-ly
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CrSixteen lines or less make square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-03

fail to reflect most svorably the credit Of the State
profits Of the fiscal year ending LIST Of October the sum
Of ooo and has set apart further amount which
has been considered prudent to reserve to losses
This IL an evidence that the institution 10 in successfu
operation That the bank has sustained losses during the
year. IL to b. spprehended hut this 10 incident TO every
such institution No exercise ofcauoncan
from sometimes occurring and more especially IL il
difficult to avoid them, when they arise out of circum-
society. Isolated instances Of this nature cannot and
ought not to weaken confidence in the well estab
lshed character Of our public agents is there any
TO the safety of the institution
The rate OF interest present established in this
state appears to might with advantage be reduced
to lower standard Our banks all loan money at six
per centum, and the interest all the bends and udg
ments in aver Of the United States IL computed at the
same rate Without going esboratsly into the subject
would suggest the preprety Of lower rate and that
1t be fixed hereafter ut six instead of per csutum
"a
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Mrs. ELIZABETH GALLAwAy, in


On Tuesday, LIST inst, Mrs. ELIzAsErH GALLAwAr, in
the 67th year of her age.
Her friends and acquaintances and those of her daugh
ter Mrs. Sarah Michaels, and also of John Michaes
ana m T. Pinckney are respectfully invited to att end
her funer. on Thursday afternoon, Dec. D. at O'Clock
from her late residence No. lao Clinton street, without
further invitation.
Suddenly Yesterday morning, and instant, Mr. SAMUEL
MEDLAR, aged 50 years.
His relations and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence LAT Essex street
at o'clock in the afternoon.
AZ Tompkinsville. S. l., on Wednesday morning. and
instant Avon son Of Edward and Elizabeth Bush aged
II years and months
The relations and friends Of the family requested
to attend the funeral this day. 10 O'clock from tn,
sldence Of his father, at Quarantine, 8. l.
On the 9Th at the residence of her son, Mr. George
Marshall OF kitely Canada West, Mrs MARY MARSHALL
at the advanced age Of 81 years month and u days
she was born 1885, in Pelham, Massachusetts Mrs Mar.
shall with her husband removed to Canada in the spring
OF 1903 In consequence of the bad state of the roads
from st. Regis and to close the trials and suerngs of
Protrsotsd Journey she mounted on horseback with her
destination in Augusta And 10 striking coincident
that TN, same son has been cael upon to perform the
painful but grateful duty Of sustaining her in her second
childhood, and of bearing her to her final resting place