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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20
Hay for Sale.

THE Subscriber has for sale, an the farm Of
L Jonathan Morgan, three miles south Of Tip
ton, Is tons Of good new hay, part OF which
was made July last Said hay is now part OF
il stacked in Morean's meadow and part on my
own land. will sell the hay Al the rate of one
dollar per ion.
ALSO. = quantity Of cord wood Tor sale 4,
Morgan's meadow.
JOHN PEACOCK. Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20

tJ- The people of New Orleans, on
Friday week. by vote Of five to one,
decided to authorize the city to subscribe
70 the stock OF the Grea, Northern and
Western Railroad.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20
Ulekeas And TalfourI.

In one OF the late numbers Of tho
Household Words, Dickens has written :,
touching memorial Of Taliourd, Of which
the following is IN extract:
As he died, he had always lived. So
atniable man, 70 gentle, 50 sweet tenn.
pered, OF such noble simplicity, so Der.
fecsly unspoiled by his labors and their
rewards, is very rare indeed upon ,hi,
earth.
The chief delight of his life was to give
delight To others. His nature was 90
exqu,si,ively kind, that to be kind was its
highest happiness. Those who had the
privilege OF seeing him in his own home
when his public successes were creates,
so modest, SO contented with little
things $50 interested with humble Der.
sons aud humble efforts SO surrounded
BY ch'ldrsn aud young people so adored
Ia remembrance of domestic generosity
aud greatness Of heart too sacred 10 be
unveiled here Can never forge, the plea.
snres Of that sight.
Very, very many have los, a friend !;
nothing ia creation al enemy.
The hand tha. lays this poor flower on
his grave was mere boys when he first
'elasped it--newly come from the work
with which he began life little used to
the pIow it has followed since obscure
enough with much to correc, and learn.
Each Of its successive tasks, through
many intervening years has been cheer.
Led by his warn"st interest, and the
trisndship thus began has ripened to ma.
turisy in the passage of time but there
was no more self-assertion or condescen.
sion in his winning goodness a, frs, than
~ last. The success Of other men made
~ little change in him as his own.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20
EsfrOy Notice.


9GOOD Farms for sale low for cash FL.
= qulre of K. NJ LONG, al the Post Office
Tiptsh Nay Goth 1883 Ba 3n
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20

WILLIAM q. WOODWARD
.aHornsy and Counselor al Law and
Solicitor IN Chancery,
MuscArINE, Iowa.
Will practice In tho District and Supreme
courts Of this State
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20

~ Since January 1853, nine ships
OF the line, carrying $40 guns, have been
launched from the French navy-yurd,.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-05-20
Legal Nedce.
STATE or VI,


Dubltc Notice il hereby given, that the
/ proposition hereafter given, having been
submitted to the vote Of the people Of said
county at the April election, A. b. 1854, as
follows, 10 wit. whether or not the following
schedule shall be the local law OF said county,
10 wit
HOG LAW.
From and after the LIST day Of April, A. D.
1855, all Swine are prohibited from running at
large in Cedar county, Iowa.
All Swine found running At large in said c"un-
", after the above date, shall b. deemed estrays
aud dealt with accordingly
The votes having been canvasssd by me, and
it apes ring that majority Of all the votes cast
for and against said proposition are in favor
the same. Il 10 therefore considered and orr
dered that the same be adopted and have and
receive the same force and effect OF an act OF
the General Assembly
SAMUEL A. BiSSELI..
County Judge
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-06-17

The SABBATH.

( The Sabbath, commonly called Sur.
day, is day for rest, meditation, and
holy devotion. The date Of its origin
mpst be traced back to the time wlfen
God had finished the heavens and the
earth, and when he rested from his la
bors on the seventh day and blessed and
sanctifed the same. Since then it has
been held sacred by man, in accosdance'
TO his Makers will. a issaY'l9
When we come to contemplate how n,
Universally beneficial this holy day ofrest
lis, we cannot but see, how infinitely wisc
and good IIe was and continues 70 hc,
towards making the human race content
and happy The Sabbath appeaminih.
midst ofmillions Of swift.hying days, as
the oasis ii the sandy desert, where The
| pilgrim can refresh himself and rest his
weary limbs onhis Journey. And mans
life is but ajourney, requiring many such
refreshing spots to cheer him Oh his way
ito. his final resting place--the grave.
What would this world be without aSab..
bath Suppose the mind ofman wcfc
cvefto DO on The rack, the fingers forcy-
er moving, the hands forcveftoilng, tho
body forever in motion, the foot furcyer
Itleading, and in fact every thing going
/ in one monotohous way, withoutrest, IN
Ill The string Of life be ended, when ne.
should sink down into The dust, there fte
Irostiogescr from. his iabors. Would not
then lile be bitter9 But It is Otherwise
We find pretty generally throughout
4 The wlioie cisilizad world, the day kept
lhoiy and man at iesl from bis labors,
| Wemay see millions Of human beings at
lending places ofsworship, listening 10
the eloquent appeals from the servants ol
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-06-17
BY MARY J. wISDLE.

,.r.
BY MANY . "l'Dlr
Sitting down by her lattice she .lsfe-
ned to for every sound within the cottage
to die awoy. At length, when all was
still and dark, she lifted the latch ot her
door and stole to the threshold Of her Ia
theirs room. Finding all quiet, she r9
traced her steps, and raised thesash WITH
the caution Of one who hears danger IN
the beating OF her own heart Jumping
through this, she aHghted on the garden,
plot below, and stole along under the
shadow, until she reached q rustic aroof'
which she hurried into and was welcom-
cd, in the arms Of her lover. $50 you
have come at last" he said ioyfuIly; but
as he spoke she buried her face u his
bosom, and her robs become audible. (
"Dearest why those tears, speak and
he raised her head gently and smoethed
the golden hair back from her forehead
She lifted up her sweet face, liked ITS
truthful orbs fully upon his as she said
"Charles, fear do wrong to meet
you here against my parents wishes,
ss'Your conscience is too tender, sweet
one'' was his reply, God hath implanted
in thy bosom the very love for me and
n inclination to meet me here, which thou
art now afraid he will condemn; dearest
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NUMBER4

gill at this mention Of them, ''weala to
God that new their fate |"
lyon shall be treated kindly sweet
maiden said the Gen. with muek eensi-
derateness ofmanner. Everything sha3l
be done to make your residence here
pleasant. "You are fatiguedn hc.eonti-
nned, as he turned 70 bell that was slls-
pended near. A servant in livery ap
peared, and after q few brief words ireun
his master again vanished He return
ed, presently, followed by neat maid
servant. dr
"Go now said Castine to Amy in TO-
mes Of encouragement, as he assisted her
from the chair,--to the chamber proyid.
cd for you. Lusette will perform the of-
fees Of your toilet and furnish you With
nourishment suited to your weak coiIdi-
|tioh.n kFi 'fie
When left alone with the Indian he
paced the room with o disturbed air
Suddenly pausing and glancing his eye
towards his dusky companion he beheld
Him regarding him with the calm but
sulcn attention which marSes the express
sion Of this subtle people. Instantly re-
'callectihg himself, he asked in friend
ly tonc-aT aTuscalmeetah, is the setIle-
nent wholly exterminated ("
| sit isp replied the chief The palefa-
ced daughter'of her people is left to mo-
urn over the ashes Of her wgwan, In
the morning the sun rose upon the white
men as they trod the grass haply and
strong, and when the night came, only
their bones were left among the ashes.
Tuscalameetah, had done thy bidlingls
HAnd theyouth what Of himl' enquir-
1 ca the other eagerly. It's some months
since he went 10 scour the settlements
as d spy Have any Of the tribe met
\ with himW
| "Before the moon 60 her cotrae, tho
stolen bird will tread the halls Of the
great white man who is to him rs q ia
ther. He IS now left with no kindred
and no people. Theman thatdrove back
the tribes Of Tuscalanectah's brcthcrn.N
continued the warriors, and his eyes fash
ed with successful revenge, is brought 70
nave his tent destroyed, and his dust
scattered by the whirlwind.
I Again Gen. Castine paced the room,
4 and there was aisilence. "You can de-
part, he said at length to the savage.
SIT is hard, muttercd he, as he was
alone, to be stretchedon the rack Ola res
possibility such as this" Things pros.
per and my royal master is gliding
through life enjoying the fruits otmy 10y
less days and sleepleSs night, and p rilatl
salvation, while | am wearing nys,lf
down to the grave. He has none d the
remorse which haunts me, making The
dying looks Of these massacrcd people
puisueme to my frcsidc, andlnolyst the
Joys Of my home. Sand the poor boys
parents arc dead, he continued after Il
( pause. Since blood had to 10 shed bet
for theirs than that Of others, for there Is
now haught to come between him, and
| his heir-ship to my titles and estates.
God he thanked for this for. love him as
if he were the son whose namc he bears
and whose place he fills.
Aaa lastFi 1853 fl 1ililot
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-06-17
JOHN S. WATTS,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSEIL0R AT Law,
aANgA FE, NEW MEXICO.
Office III the house formerly ceapiedhy He7si''
Smith & Houghton.
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-06-17
AMY WILSON.

A traditioaayy Tale Of tho eaglgset-
Elements, qorittea erpressfyfor the 9aat9
F8 Gazette.
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rERMs.

: WEEKLY 50 5Oa year, payable Invariably Itgl IN
advance, single copies y IL cents Aayeflsel eI
mepts 81 co per square Of ten lines for tle ilIsl Is
- ssrtion and 5Octs for every subsequent Insertion
The Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.T. [i.e. N.M.]) 1851-1854, 1854-06-17

claim YOU, with arguments fitted to dis.
arm all the objections ofyour parents"
"You will not forget me, will youP he
askedg M 81
She laid her hand eagerly and endear-
ingly in his, and in a look Of upalterable
love gave him her reply.
The stolen interview thus ended and in
another half hour Amy Wilson slept
sweetly on her pillow, and the stranger
was at his quarters in the village.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-11
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief in Five Minutes.

THLER'S COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP
TNHE increasing demand for this most pleasant
i safe, and efhcacious remedy for all pulmonary
tases, has enabled the proprietor to reduce the
price 80 place 1t within the reach of all classes
Its superiority most similar preparations is at
tested by many eminent physicians who have beer
eye witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual RENE
dies have failed also by thousand Of onr most re.
spectacle citizens who have used it in their familie
both as preventive and cure with never failing sue
cess for the last twenty years, during which period
with very little aid from advertising, &c, 1t has
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union
In cases Of recent Colds Coughs, Hoarsensss, &c. it
gives immediate relief, ard generally cures in az
or two without interfering with diet or business or
rendering the system moro susceptible Of Colds, in
chronic easos, Astansd, Wnoop,ng Cough, Croup,
bronchitis, affections of TIL: Laa,gs and Consunip.
ton, it Is always very beneficial and seldom fails,
when commenced in time to perfect cure.
Price 20 and 60 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale by Patterson 4 Marin, Stott 4 Co..
Ridgsly Co. Alexandris by Peel Stevens. In
GEORGETOWN BY Mr.. Cissel.
~ TYLEFS GUN ARABIC oaNDF DROPS
. similar competition to the above but in a miIder
and mere portable form they act like o charm on
Q troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain no injurious drug ere partcu,
!arly recommended foc children frequentera of pub
Lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, DO
Price l2H and 26 cents per box.
For sale at most Drug and Candy Stores.
oot 17-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-11
REDUCTION IN GAS FIXTURES.

I'VE are now receiving the largest stock Of G<S
w FIXTURES ever offered in this city, con !.
prising every variety Of style and finish They have
been selected from the celebrated factory Of Oorne
Hus Co., Philadelphia, and include oil Of their
osttsros.
Owing to a reduction in price ip Gas Fixtures We
Are now prepared 70 furnish them at less rate than
they have ever yet been sold here or elsewhere.
To keep psc' with the above improvement the
price of gas tubing has been materially reduced,
and our increased facilities warrants US in saying
hat We are prepared and can execute any work We
may undertake cheaper and better than any other
ssts blishment ir this city
J.. W. THoMPsoN q BRO,
Plumbing Gas sitting Establishment,
Pa. avenue, side, between 10th and Huh sta
oct 13-dtJspl
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A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

VNHE citizens of WashinP ton and vicinity are re-
Il specfully informed that choice selection of
fine large perpetual blooming ROSE BUSHES, on
their own roots, not budded, are now ready for
transplatng; also, fine collection of dwarf Pears,
Plums, Apricots, Apples, Cherries, Grapes, and
Strawberry Vines, all in bearing condition, to-
gether with splendid Lot Of beautiful young Ever
greens, FROM two to five feet high, suitable for small
gardens, lawns, cemeteries, &c.
Bouquets of rare green house Flowers made to Or
der at the shortest notice. Parties gupplied with
cut Flowers; vases and baskets filled il the neatest
style, all at very reasonable prices.
n. B.-Persons purchasing to the amount of five
dollars vi l be supplied with an experienced gar.
dener 10 plant them.
w. GRIFFITHS, Washington Nursery,
Fifth street, bet. X and New York avenue,
five squares north OF the City Hall.
nav 24-ao9W
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

Il avenue, under the United States 10 =.
tel would respectfully inform his customers
and the public generally that he has just re- M
ceived new Fsll and Winter goods In great liz
variety such SIS Cloths, Oasslmeres and vestipgs ot
the latest importation, and is prepared to have them
made up at the shortest notice. in the most sshiop
Able manner, and ct low rates OF prices.
Having made arrangements to 90 into the Ready.
made Clothing business extens vely this season. he
GELS confident that he offer To those wishing TO
purchase stock of Clothing not inferior to spS In
this city, and not made up at the North a. is usu
ally the case with work sold here; but cut in his
own establishment, and made by our own needy cit
Gems IN this dull season. at low rates OF prices he
enabled therefor, TO compete with northern work in
point OF prices and to quality and STYLE be will
leave for those who favor him with q osil to iudre.
he can sell whole suits, Coat, Pants and Vest, 81
tie following low rates:
1000 suit FOR business purposse out Of cloth or cas-
slElere, for the small sum of................. AIS
oress ana mock Goats, from SO TO $40
overcoats OF different styles. IL 70 rs
BLACK and fancy PantslooDs.. SO to 10
'nh ano feIVet vests 2 80 to 10
THIS stock OF Clcthiag is Of superior QUALITY.
and has been made up since he received the al aud
winter fashions.
He keeps constantly on hand large assortment
fancy articlss-such as Gloves, Orsysts, Collars,
Umbrellas, SC.
Sole Agent for the sale CT scott's Report of Fash
onsin this city. ser I5En
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-11

u A thigh bone has been exhibited
to the Edinburg Medico- Chirurgical So
ciety on which had been practiced dep.
penbach's operation for the cure of unu-
nited fracture drilling the ends of the
bone and the insertion of an ivory peg.
Ii things are to 60 on in this way, there
will soon be good deal of reason in the
complaints of the =" artificial construction
of modern society,"" Porcelain teeth,
gutta percha noses, glass eyes, silver ar.
teries, secondhand hair, and now, ivory
pegged bones! Some of us i" are wonder.
fully made" as Jonathan said when he
was struck with the sight of baboon's
skeleton
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE NEW Y6RK a LIVERPOOL
4H& UNITED STATES <3k$&
MAIL STEAMERS.
FTyHE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Oemstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have BEEN built by contract, expresf.
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, a in the Engines to
insure strength and speed, and their accommoda-
tions for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool, In
nfet CABIN
second "
Exclusive use of extra size state rooms... 500
From Liverpool to New York $50 and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply to
RtWARD K. COLLINS CO.,
SO Wall street. New York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO,
E. g. ROBERTS CO., ''
Is Kings Arms Yard, London
JOHN MUNROE & co,
% Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these chips viii not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion specie, jexelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills Of lading signed
therefor and the value thereof therein expressed.
nov 16-dly
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Gas fi1TUEEs


X 'HE Subscribers take pleasure in .encurc;ny m
l. the public that their stock OF GAS FIXTURLs
comprising Of the best and latest nstt.rns has
oeen received and that they are now prepared b. sell
the ioEest rates. Persons in want IF ss FIXTURES
Siu please call and examine they viii no doubt
6nd it to their interest
Dwellings and public buildings fttef With An.
hing G. The usual rates
!, w. THCMpaoN 4 BROTHER.
CO. To- "a. sV. bet. 10Th and 18th, 9. side.
ELOVEs, HOSIERY, WOOLLFN YARN &c
" 10 dozen White French Kid Gloves, 60 GEMS.
worth 81 '
10 dozen light oolored DO DO 90 cents.
worth 81
10 do ladies and gents Beaver do so CENTS
very cheap
50 do ladies' 6-eey I:nsd raw silk, Cashmere. and
Gotten Gloves
Is do misses Cashmere and feecy linsd raw s,lt
loo Go ladies' Alpaca, Cashmere, fsecy lined raw
silk and Cotton Hose
10 do Woollsn Hose, for servants
10 do misses white Merino Hosa
Woollen Yarn Of all colors
Childrens Woollen CATERS, woollen Comforts
Win many other Goods oh ap for cash.
Corner Eighth St, opp. Centre Market.
nNRH DIR. SCWARTZE'S PULMONIC BALKAN
a LOT the cure Of Coughs, Gods, Asthma, &c
Also, Ok. sCHWARTZE'S WORM DESTROYING
stkUP-never known to fail
= FOR sale q soHWARTZE 4 SONS drug store,
re-. avenue, next 10 u 8. Hotei. nov 16-2u
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL

this city will be re-opened for the reception OF
Il guests on the 9th Of this month The removal
OF the Kitchen from the basement to the rear of the
DDuiung, ana tne alterations in and about the
Dining Rooms, will add greatly to the eonyepi.nce
ana ccmfort OF its guests The table will be furnish
ed with the best the markets can afford and served
IN the best style, and no expense or labor wi be
spared 70 reno 'r the house in every respect equal
to any In the country. The subscriber. Therefore.
trusts that generous public will continue the lib
sral patronage which has always been extended TO
the house. Per ons desiring to procure rooms for
tIe winter can GO go at any time after the GOTH by
GAZING " the Hotel: %. WILLARD.
Washington city, November Ia 1854
nov l5-t Intel Urion, Sent Glohe III
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EVENING STAR.
DKCKIrJIR.

BY wN. GLAND BOURNE
have December in nay heart,
And piercing winds blow cold and keen
They rudey rend the robes apart,
In whichmy sprins-time Hope was seen.
With frosty hands strive to Wind
The scattered things srould my frame
And some broad oak to Pet behind,
To wake my love 61e's dying fame.
In my bright greenwood behold
The once-loved trees all stripped and bare,
And shivering, endure the cold,
Leafless, like them, in my despair,
The hills which once loved to climb
In buoyant toll, with Hope in view.
Have lost the spirits summer time,
And wear . drear, unwelcome hue.
My souls wide fields of ripcning grain,
That promised golden harvests all,
Are blighted with untimely rain,
And scorching droughts, and sere- brown fall
The silver stream that flowed along
In Joys bright day, flashing tide,
Is frozen; and the boatman's song
Is hushed-my oar il laid aside.
The tree where once gathered fruit
Creak with the pain of frosted limbs,
And sitting at the sapless root,
The driving snow my sight bedims
no" TAI LIES stornS upon my Wayi
How pass Lies years from birth till death
The Spring is Autumn in MY day,
And Summer brings me Winters breath.
Ii is December. and erewhile
My sorrOwing years shall all be past.
My dying Hope, on Sorrows isle,
Asks, "Shall December always last?"
The winds sweep by, nor heed my woe
The frost makes crystals of my tears
While all around the drifting snow
In trackless plains my grave appears.
Yet comes there, mid the old years toll,
In one faint CLEAN of Hopes pure ray,
The answer, .'Nol Endure, o Soul!
December shall be turned to Mayn,
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TO INVENTORS.

TyHE ONCE Of "The Inventors Protection Nstionsl
Il Union" is on It'll street, opposite the East Por
doc of the Patent Ofce and Is now ready to attend
70 the business Of its members, namely: In making
examinations and soliciting patents, DC.
Inventors are invited to call and get copy of the
Constitution and By laws, and where any inforns
ion will be given respecting the Union.
All letters On business must be directed to this Of
model shop Ia In connection with the Office
where raodels can be made TO order ct the ehortes
ootice. 1. q. CLAYTON,
~ 10y President L. p. N. q.
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o. 8. MILITARY AND NAVAL ARGUS.

i Correspondent of the above paper, edited by
Moor Crawley, and being DESTROYS to furnish correct
and authentic information in reference to ell mat.
tors appertaning to the Military, solicts the aid Of
omeers composing the several Companies In this
and adjoining Cities in advising hiaa of eny of their
proceedings for publication.
g. ". MEARsON.
=, "a branch Office has been established in
this city, where subscriptions, advertisements, and
communications will be received.
Onee, so4, Pc. avenue, bet. 14th snd 18th sts
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TOILET SOAPS.

II\HE subscribers return their thanks to their nu.
i merous friends and cuse omers in the District
and elsewhere for the patronage hitherto extended
ton to their usual stock they are now msuufsetur
Ing and will have constantly on hand all kinds OF
Toilet and Fancy Soaps, to which they invite th.ir
attention. We warrant our Soaps equal to any
made, and will sell on reasonable terms as the
same article can be purchased in any of the North
ern cities. r, O. DONNOGHUE & SON.
GEORGETOWN, Oct 25-3ms