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Ho,C Pat Dug the WeU.

Not a great while ago an Irish
man was employed in a village
where he was well known, to die a
well pro bono pubtico. The contract
was made that he was to be paid a
certain sum per foot, and warrant
free supply of water. At it ne went
with will, and his daily progress
was intently watched by interested
parties. Early and late he delved
away faithfully. deep down in the
earth. full ofconfdence in the speedy
completion of his labUrs.
lie had reached the depth ofabout
twenty five feet ard soon expected
to "strike water" Early in the
morning Pat returned to the scene
of his laborS, and horrible to tell, it
had ca,ed in and was nearly full.
He gazed with rueful viSage upon
the wreck, and thought of the addi.
tlonal labor the accident would
cause him. After u moments re
ficctlon he gazed earnestly around
and saw no one was stirring. then
quickly divesting himself of his hat
and coat he carefully hung them on
the wind-lass, and speedily made
tracks for Il neighboring eminencc
that overlooked the village. Here,
hld among the underground, he
quietly awaited the progress of
events.
AS the morning wore on the
inhabitants began to arouse and
stir about. Several were attracted
to the well, thinking that as Pa,'S
coat and hat were there he was
below, of course, at work. Soon the
alarm was raised that the well had
caved in and that Pat was in it. A
crowd collected and stood Mortified
at the fate of poor Pat a brief
consultation was held, and soon
spades and other implements were
brought to dig the remains Of he
unfortunate man. TO work they
went with will when one set
became wearied with the unusual
labor IA dozen ready hands graSped
the implements and dug msuly,
Pat quietly looked on from his
retreat on the emlncncc. while the
whole village stood around the well,
and watched with brrathlcss suS.
/ penSc the work 90 bravcly on.
AS the diggerS approached the
bottom the excitement Of the by
! ISLANDERS grew intense, and they
/ collected as near as safety would
admit, gazing feartully down into
the well. With great care and pre-.
caution the dirt was dug away, and
/ when the bottom was at length
/ reached no Pat was found The
crowd before SO anxious, gradually
relaxed into Il broad grin, which
broke forth in upr0arious merrlmcnt
the venerable Pat walked up with
a smiling eoHntenancc and address.
ed the crest fallen diggers, who now
stood weary and soiled with their
labcrS.
Though the kindly aid Of his
fellow citizens Pat soon finished his
well, and it remains among the mon
umcntS of his genius to this day.
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New USES FOR WnlrEwAsH.--
Rev. j. Williams. long n missionary
on the South Sea Islands, gives this
comical account of the behavior Of
the natives after he had taught
them how to make lime from the
coral Of their shorcI:
After having laugncd ut the pro.
cess Of burning, which they believed
to be to cool the coral for food,
what was their astonislImcnt, when,
in the morning, they found his cot
tagc glitterng in the rising sun,
white as snow
They danced, they sung, they
shouted and screamed with JOY.
The whole island was soon in u
commotion, given up to wonder and
curiosity, and the laughablc scenes
which cnsucd after they got possess
ion of the brush aud wlilcwash
battle description. The bon ton i'm
mcdatcly voted IL cosmetic aud u
kdivdor, and supcrIatiyely happy
did many u swarthy c0quette cosidcr
herself, could she but enhance her
charms by dab ofthe white brush ;
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a ToOM SPOoN.-Toward the
close of the last century the Rev.
Mr.. b, minister ot'thc parish
of Ahcrcorn, on Sunday, when he
had occasion to be absent, coniided
his pulpit to young pr bationcr,
who Hred OIL one of those flash ser
mons we have all listened to, miss
mg every ann but the only too cvi
dent one OF mlnlStcring to the vanity
OF The speaker. Slrutting out III the
evening withone of the yuung ladies'
of the family. the flush and clation
of his mornings performance still
unSubsided, and CHANGING to pass II
cottage from whence proceeded the
sounds Of evening devotion heeager.
~ drew near to listen. 1T would be
50 curious, he said, TO hear what
these simple uneducatcd people had
TO say a voice trcnulOuS with
age, was pouring forth one Of those
icrvent prayers so frequently to he
heard among our plouS peaSantry.
one which might have been uttered
10y some David Deans on ,le hill
side. Somewhat solcmcnizcd, and
in evident wonder, the young
preacher listened attcntively, til
from general supplication the old
man came to particulars, and hc.
sought God to have mercy on 'thr
poor parish of AbrrcOrn, for they
had been fed out o a toom (empty)
spoon shat day The young man
shrunk away having heard rather
too much Of what such people say.
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Professor Halstead is my father
said Barbie in her natural tone.
What's that p
Barbie repeated it.
And you're not Irish 2
Never IA Bit
The old man stood a moment,
clouds gathering in his face.
'Weil, Anson,' he said, rather
Sauci|y, you've out,witted me again !;
much good may it do You. You'd
better get out the horses now and
take Halstead'S girl home.-He
must want to see her 10y this time
Yes. Sir And Arson colored
with mingled anger and amazemCnt.
Barbie did not change countenan.
ance, however. Extending that
pretty hand of hers again, she said,
SWeetly, You'll shake hands with
me. sir ?
joel Shellenbarger turned back
and gave his hand awkwardly.
The girl took it in both hers. bend
ihg her bright arched face towards
hlm, and saying, Il shall come back
some time, sir. Win you be glad to
see me1
joel hummed and hawed, and
Stammercd ont at last, 'yee yes ::
come back, Biddy-I mean Miss
OfIynn-l mean Miss
'Barbie, suggested the girl quiet.
ly,
Yes, come back and the sooner
the better There, Anson. make
the most ont y
Barbie did come back in a few
weeks, too, and nobody was gladder
tc see her than old Joe,, though he
was a little shy at first of Professor
HalStcad's gill. She Soon made
hlm forget everything save that she
was Anson'S wife; and the way he
humored the sly puSs to sundry
grants OF money, refurnishing and
repairing, etc, | couldn't begin to
tell.
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PROBATE COURTS.


|)RoRhlE COURTS II bu holden within
aa' iou the pi.,tict of bradford, ior the
- eA'd'1S, as follows, VIZ:
Attic rrOttcI House in Bradford,
\ ne second Tuesdays Of January, May,
4' and september. lssJ
. Al h. Hotel IN Ed,t toilnth, on
. '''"lad lHr.dsy. Of February, June, An.
4 1Ha Norvmnrr. lS10.
Atl~ Probate Ohicc in NewburN
Y lae second ur.days of MareL. aud ucto
A.tne Probate ONCE, West Fair
a, Ut. the second Tuesday IN December. 1862
r. lHe second Tuesday III April, 1870.
ALNAll BEAN, Register
,sltaltle. VI. Doc. |. 1867.
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Job Printing

and party spirit ran high, as it will
in civilized countries, as to who was,
or who was not best entitled to
preference. One party urged their
superior rank and inches a secoud
had got the brush, and were deter.
mined at all events to keep it /; and
third tried to overtlrn the whole
that they might obtain some of tie
swecplngs. But soon new lime was
prepared, ami 10 a week not IL hut,
domestic utensil, n war club, or ~
garment. but was white as SHOW
not an inhahltant but had his skin
painted with the most gorgeous,
h%ureS not II pig but what was
similarly whitencd and even moth.
"iS might be seen in every direction
caperlng with cXtravagant gestures 4,
and yelling with delight at the su.
per!or beauty of their white. washed
infants.
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sse kcnnc.s Pain Killing
MAGIC OIL.
Fh Works like n Charm

We You henduchui Use Rcnnc's Magic oil
s"' YOU tOoihaJhel Use Rennc's Magic oil
Ne !an ncuralgial Use Renme's Magic Oh
- You ihcumatisml Use Rcnnos Magic Oil
~ You soIc throat Use Rcumc's Magic OIL
- You scatical Use Rcnnc's Magic Oll
- yod bruisol Use Rcnuc'- Magic OH
- you cramp-i usc Reunc's Magic oil
- You urhol nOrburl Zee Rcnne's Magic OIL
"a,' pave tou lamcnc-.l Use Kcnuos Magic OH
nl' Is the Best Faulty Remedy, to cure nll
''' el pain, you ever tried.
US clean, ealc aud delicious to use, aud It
~ use 1t faithfully, it will do you good.
directions on cacl bot,lc. BAY IL Of the
4 'As''t or merchant Vhcr, you trade. II
Il nave not got IL on haui they will send
\ "o' lout request ahd sell you Genuine
'n' fain killing Magic oil. ut the manu-.
Il .."ers lowest piicc ut retail.
~ sold by Druggists. Merchants and Gro
\ II Il pui up iu three sizes. aud called
4 -, sue, Medium Size, aud Large Family
~ BOTTLES. wN ppNxp
sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
H., Pursrtfp. Mass
4 o'' III Bradford by II q. Day aud George
4 '1atd Willard BROS, Oxford Reyes 4
4 ,sNouryi Chase Il baker, Piermont =
Al '"'" west Fsirles i0yi
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"DO WE DRAW SHOES ?"-Statu.
tory enactment for the precise degree
or culture required for "A legislator in
Maine does not prevail. 1t is not
surprising, therefore. to be informed
that Il member Of the Legislature of
that State, at its last session, in en-
terlng the rotunda of the capitol for
the first time, observed snndry
boxes piled up in the corner. Ad
dressing himself to person who
happened to be present, he inquired
what the boxes contained.
81 Think replied the man, sit
must be shoes the size of the boxes
so Indicates
"Look here, squire" said the mem.
Der, "do we draw shoes ?"
The esquire" didn't know.
Ihs member was not the same
person who, several years ago arriv.
ing at the capital Of Maine, asked to
he directed to the capitol. He was
put on the road to the United
states Arsenal, where he duly
arrived, reported himself, signed the
cnIlsting papers as United States
soldier. all the while surprising he
was performing the duties prelim.
mary to taking his seat as Repre-.
sentative in the Legislature and law
maker to the people of the common
wealth .
General Goicouria. the Cuban
leader, has been captured by the
SpaniardS. 1t will be remembered
that he was commissioned by CeS
pcdcs as Minister 70 Mexico, and
attempted recently to leave the
Cuban coast, but. being pursued by
a gunb0at, took refuge on Guaaba
Island. There he has been hunted
down 10y the Spanish sailors. Aft
er his capture he sent under Il strong
guard to Havana, and, in accord
ancc with the barbarous warfare
prevailing i'll Cuba. garroted.
y meeting of the Woman's Stuff.
rage Association was held at the st.
Dennis Hotel, New York last night.
Susan Anthony, Bidclil Bates and
Mrs. Icggctt were the speakers.
Gen. Walkers refusal to accept
women as census takers was called
horrible and tyranuical, and pro.
test was entered against the decis
ion and asking Tor its repeal.
The sailors of the Oneida say
that the occasion of the sailing OF
the Oneida for home was not made
the excuse for excessive testivIty
on board on the night Of the diSaS.
ter. Everything was orderly and
proper OH board, and the behavior
of both officers and men was all
that could be desired.
"Slr,' said q guest to his host at
dinner, "this is II capital sirloin /;
please tell me what is the name of
your purveyorp Addison WAS the
reply. "Any relation to the Spccta.
fOr! asked the gentleman. "IfOD'
ably" said the other, ~ have often
seen steel by his side.
A lady in Bangor, Me-, u few
days since sent her llibcrnlan maid.
OF ll.work up stairs, with verbal III.
structi0ns 10 take out the windows.
Shortly after the lady made u tour
of inspection, aud to her horror
found that Bridget had dug out
every pane of glass aud neatly
washed and piled them on the floor
The coal scuttlc stylc of bonnet
has gone wholly out of fashion
among the young Quakcresscs o
Philadelphia, while the Young Qua
kcrs have shaken the broadbrim ha,
and iaeen to the stove pipe. Shat
bellied coats are also getting out %
vogue among the elders, who mani
fest decided inclination for tb'
Claw.bammcr.
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GEO g. IsssoN y.

'RdtsE MAhlND AND ctNLUtL EErAIHING,
lrmofy Building. sud ccncr of Armory and
Ilr.s- streets.
rrNurpgn. vtRu uoNr.
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DENTISTRY.
sDR. J. -. CLARK.

or BRADFORD, YLEMoNT
~ ,pc,.uily announce to all persons
! llg service. ul Il Dentist, that lac Is
perform all operations pertaining
\ t.-sluu IN accordance WI.b the latest
, p.at tcLIeut, Ia tho science.
u tee turmoiy occupied 10y DR.. 4. VI, Move.
t1gfVs
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THE EYE.

OF all the organs of sense, the eye is most
frequently the seat of disease, and yields most
readily TO iudicious treatment. Atmospheric
influences are chief among the causes which
produce disease Of this organ, and, in the Val
ley of the Mississippi, the existence Of malaria
contributes greatly to its frequency and inten-
sity. Tracoma, or a granular lids" is the dis
ease most common in the West and south
This exceedingly painful disease, DR.. G. B.
NORRIS Of Memphis, Tenn- has treated Success
fully for several years, and we have, ourselves,
known several instances where the parties were
almost totally blind being efectually cured BY
him. There are, doubtless many persons in
the South who think themselves hopelessly
blind, but who could be restored BY judicioui
treatment, and all such, we would advise t
consult DR. 9. D. NonrIs, No. $50 Main Stree
Memphis, Tenn, decl5-3m
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Preaching ant inHef ihsn NJ n.
The edf0f Ias no leeH. snI Hfssf
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hfsd s0faa lsall,efho sd 0g s4l fHl
among ne RENDERS 10 grow sHl mf'
stioa much better ! ruld d. iliai
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women. ioo. Whe tiak Nature
estcelally selected iem ~ puiiisl
nesIapor. without = iault vii
barlly h. known. bot u the writer
y = running co. President be woubI
iitp immensely a. have ihoif vutes.
liis election would b. sure. II b q
singular co-incd enec. aIso. that tle-e
who grumllc the l00doat, alway'
fil tie most disgustingIy VISIT They
try. Macon telegraph and NcssH.
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D R. H i N T E R

CONTINUES to treat all private diseases, syphilis,
all forms gonorrhea, gleet, structure, nc, COM
pletely eradicated. That numerous class OF cases
resulting from salf-abuse, producing unmanli-
ness, nervous debility, irritability, eruptious,
seminal emissions, and finally impotency, per-
manently cured. Persons afflicted with delicate,
intricate, and long-standing constitutional COM
plants are politely invited to call for reconciliation,
which costs nothing. Experience, the best OF
teachers, has enabled him to perfect remedies
at once efficient, safe, permanent and which
In most cases can be used without hindrance to
business. Medicines prepared in the establish
mcnt, which embraces Office, reception and
waiting rooms, also boarding and sleeping
apartments for patients requiring, daily person-
al attention, and vapor and chemical baths, thus
concentrating the famed minerarsprings. Both
sexes, married or single, suffering from indiscre'
| tons, indulgencies, or exposure, may apply ant
be cured. No matter, who have failed, stat'
your case. Read what he says in his pamphlet
sent to any address free. Thousands Of case
treated annually at Office and all over the coun
try. Consultation free, personally or by mail
Office, No. 1873 Third ST., bet. Green and Walnut
near the postoflcc, Louisville, Ky. Office hours
o.. NJ. to 7 P. NJ Sundays, 10 4. NJ. to IL r. "
jyl7-ly.
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Commissioners Sale Of Land.

BY virtue of Q decree of the Chancery Court
of Pamela County State of Mississippi, rendered
therein on the nth day of November 1869, in
the suit Of the Boston &Chickasaw Land Compa-
ny ct al, Complainants, against William Nelson
etal. Defendants No. 900 in said court, | will as
Commissioner therein appointed on Monday the
8lst day of January 1870, at the Courthouse
door in the town of Pamela, IN said county,
within lawful hours, offer for Sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, on q credit Of
Six months from the day of sale, the following
land lying and being in said County of Pamela,
10 wit: The East half of Section 90, Township
10, Range 7 West. Bond with security will be
required Of the purchaser.
The above land will be sold in two lots, TO-
Wit The one hundred acres not sold by W, u,
Pugh to VIM. Nelson, will be sold first and the
balance, go acres, will be sold next.
j. G. HARRISON,
iaul-4t. Commissioner
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Commissioners Sale Of Lands.

ny Virtue md W rfttutrcr on deette of To
Probate Cour Of Pamela Cuahty, Ht-assippi. nj
the lt' term thereof the undersigned Special
Commt ,onCt, viii on
SATURDAY THE oh or FEBRUARY isIo
between the hours pre'rribed by law, pcccced
to sell al Peach Creek In said county md ~
public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
all that certain tract Of land situated, lying and
being Ia said county % Pamela, aud known and
described as the north half Of section twenty
six, (2Gl township sls, (6l ranec nine, (sl west
4 considerable portion OF said land Is cleared
and IN 4 a good state Of cultivation, has ono
comfortable dwelling house, out-houscs, &C.
The above tract n land described belongs 10
tho oata,e Of I, W. l1ipsey, deceased, sud Is
sold on petition Of Nancy l.. Lelpscy, admins
tratrix, 90 pay balance that the aid es,s,s
owes upon the said land, and The decree directs
| that the proceeds Of said sale he applied for
that purpose first, So those desiring 10 pur-
chase cen see the iltic| Is clear.
J. A. POLK,
janS-5t Commissioner,
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COMMISSIONERS A I
on VALUABLE LAND.

BY virtue, and in pursuance Of a decree Of
the Probate Court Of Paroia County Mississippi,
made NJ the May term 1869 thereof, In the
matter of the petition Of Mary Sorrcls, ct.al. to
sell the lands belonging to the estate of Nancy
Ann Williams, dec, ] will, as Special Commits
sioner appointed under said decree, proceed 70
sell .fIH f s
ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1870,
at Peach Greek IN said County, to the highest
md best bidder for cash, Mt public cutlery, with
in lawful hours, the fractional part Of the north
east quarter Of section twentylsix, townshi
seven, range nine, lying In said county.
..eI-. W. U. MAXWELL,
jan. sth lB70-5t Commissioner.
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Extra Special Notice !
BEWARE OF CouSTERFEirs !

Smiths Tonte Syrup has been counterfeited,
and the counterfeiter brought to grief
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. JONI
BuLL's private stamp on each bottle. Dr. JouN
BULL only has the right to manufacture and sci
the original JonN J. SMlrHs TONIC SYRUP
of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label OF
each bottle. If my private stamp is not on thu
bottle, do not purchase, or you will be deceived
See NV column advertisement, and my show
card. will prosecute any one infringing OF
my right. The genuine SMITHS Tonic SYRul
can only be Prepared by myself.
The publie's servant,
DIR. JOHN BULL.
LorIsyiLLr. Oct, 90, 1868. jas.
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l0c.sl .,,0rsCgs.
Irritable Invallds.

INDIGESTION not ouiy Effects the phydta
health but the DISPOSITIONS and sfmptrs ofFs
tietms. The dyspeptie, become In 4 measure
demeialisea Nv his safsfinaa lie u ealicot 70
hts Of irritation. aullennesl or despair, a. The
case mey be. a prcternniufal sensitivrne''
which he cannot control. loofs him 70 miscun'
struc the words md acts OF those around hini
and his intercourse even with those nearest and
dearest to him in not unffeqacnily marked BY
exhibitions Of .~esiinesg foreign 70 bis real
nature. Those nfe the mental phenomena Of
The disease, for which the invalid cannot be
inslfy heId.responsible, hut they occasion much
houhho q discomfort Ills to the interest OF
the home circle, itis essential to family hnrmo
nv "A well as to the rescue Of the principal
sufferer from a state not far removed from IN
einient insanity, that these symptoms Of mental
disturbance be promptly removed. This can
only he done BY removing their physical cause,
a arrangement Of the functions OF the stomach
and its allied yisccra, the liv,r and the bowels.
Upon these three Important organs Hosletter 5
Stomach Bitters act simultaneously, producing
a thorough and salutary change in their eJudi-
ton. The veg table ingredients of which the
preparation is composed are Of n renovating,
regulating and a~lkratire character and me
stimulant which lends activity to their remedial
virtues is the purest and best that can b. ek-
tracted from the most wholesome Of all cereals,
viz sound rye. No dyspeptic can take this
genial restorative for n single week without
experiencing a notable improvement in his
general health. Not only viii his bodily sui,
iering abate from day to day, but his mind viii
recover rapidly from its restlessness and irrlta'
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ft.eriiHA ~ f%aienis HflDisH sift eANcfFe
tiuts otd hlr isnH hye and kat md Lens
diflssffnd AHhmt rlLEs. rithauis Knih
kifatg tst WtdAsf eoapialhis AZ 90
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salt IN lgmsle psiiehm
Medicine scot Ia I'll parts Adlftss
IN srAtfHSu A ru,
" Aorf1c Street, memphis, Tenn jas lm
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Religous worship 1t lsaols
and At Batesville churches.
AZ Pamela on the frat sabbath IN
each month, By Rev. a, II. Cdd-
weli. second Sabbath in @eh month
hy Rev. G. y. Young
Batesville; Rev. Mr.. Shepherd
first Sabbath night In each month,
and the third Sabbath at II o'clock;
Rev. Mr.. Barry, the fourth Sabbath
At III o'clock.
FoR SALE.-A first rate second
hand hand-pcss, 2ix3G, for sale
cheap at this office. -
No CuRE, No PAY SHANE 80
MORE Stones Tonic Syrup is the
only warranted GULL REMEDY sold.
1t is the best. $500 Reward for
every grain of Poison contained in
sroSE's Tonic SYRlr. Physicians
prescribe and pronounced it infallible.
Warranted to cure Ghills and Fever
or money positively refunded.
Ask for Stones Tonic Syrup and
1,
take no other. Sold by &C, Ward
& Bro, and w. N. Wilkerson 4 Co.
NJ. Rose Sole Agent, 81 Main St.,
Memphis Tenn. aug2s-ly
A friend of ours who always keeps the Magic
Arnica Liniment on hand as a quick cure fol
bruises and sprains says he believes that If hs
was stretched out on the great Sahara Deser'
and rolled out fat with the moon, he believes
the Magic Arnica Eminent would bring him
all right in ten minutes. It's a quick cure
certain. e.
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Administrators Notice.

by virtue Of Il decree Of the Probate Court
of Pamela County, Mississippi, mpde Mt the
November term 1890 thereof, the undersigned
was appointed administrator of the esta,e Of
Susan j., T. Henley, dec, and having qualified
and given bond, hereby gives notice to creditors
Of said lecedent 10 probate their claims against
mid estate as required By law or they will be-
forever barred.
CALVIN BROOM, Admir-.
jans-Gt