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Notice to Gas Consumers

DERS0NS who wish to be supplied with Gas by the Bath
Gas Light Company, the coming autumn and winter
hereby notified that is necessary to make immediate
application by entering their the books Of the
Company the Office Of the Treasurer for that purpose,
meters be set until the above requston is
piled with. IL will also much facilitate the operation Of the
contractors, who engaged in laying the service
pipe. CHAS. CLAPP, JR,
Bath, Sept. 6. Treasurer Of Bath Gas Light Co.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES.
NJ .fNOTHER 5TESTLNONIHLT

- . DANDY, July 9th, 1853.
1J MIR kERsHAw-Dear Sir: | have received the
SAFE you made for me in good order, and am highly
Pleased with 1t far exceeds my expec taons the
instruction and style OF finish the whole think il
model Safe.
not being acquainted with Mr. Kershaw had only
seen one OF his advertisements, and wishing TO get me
Saaander sale, enclosed draft to the order of Mr.
kershaw, requesting him to make me Safe such ono
as ne could Tor the sum specified in the draft he prompt
ned the request by sending the above mentioned
sale which Sale think could not have got for the
prlce PAID for il, if had gained with him at his fac
tory Tor IT, i'll was wishing get another Safe should
ho ake the tronble TO go 10 his factory make bar
gam lor it, but shOnd send draft his order and
should put full confidence in him that he would send me
Detter article for the price than could get by making
bargain with him if I were at his factory
BENJAMIN BARNES
X: kEkSHAW'S PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE
FACTORY, 50 Charlestown street. Also for sale at
HOMERS LADD'S, "a Union street, and C. SCUD-
DER q cos, SO Pearl street, Boston,
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S. M. PETTENGILL & cos
Boston Business Directory.
SEPTEMBER, 1858.

The First Fall Card List, collected by s. M. PETrEN-
Gill & Co.. Newspaper Advertising Agents, No. 10
state Street. Boston, who authorized by the publish
Of the best and most wdety circulated Newspapers
throughout the United States take advertisements and
subscriptions at their lowest rates.
0J The following is ist Of many of the most sub
saHtiGt and honorable business firms Boston. Mer-
chants and others Uistng the city, l0H find the Directory
Of great service to them, and they advised take IL
with them. ,sg
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Hardware, Cutlery, &c.
..l.- MITCHELL LOW. t
Last Call.

III persons indebted 10 the subscriber, by note
a count, requested to call and settle Immediately
he wishes close up his accounts without delay.
This is the last call. WILLARD WALKER.
Bath, May p, 1858. r. Soft
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New Insurance Agency.

| TIE PENTUCKET MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Iaverhil Mass, continue to insure on
most kinds property, not specially hazardous for
five years, favorable terms. This company employs
Travelling agents. but local agents in most Of the cities and
towns in New England Instead Of the enormously large
premium demanded by most companies, they require
Of very small only guard against contingent
cies. MM. III. HEWES President.
T. NJ HAYES, Secretary.
The subscriber having been appointed Agent Of the above
Company, ready receive applications
at his Furniture Store Front St. Persons
will do well call and examine the of this
Company. j IL HUDSON
Bath, Aug. q, 1853 3m1O
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Flour and Rye,

DECEIVED per sch Normahal-for sale by
LII ID. ~ ~ PATTEN, Railroad WHARF
Bath, June |, 1853 . 5Olf
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Bath Savings Institution.

the Annual Meeting Of the members, on Monday, Au-
n gust ls 1852 the following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year:
DAVID c. MAGOUN, President.
mtH TRUSTEES.
Charles Davenport. William Reed
William ID Sewall William V Moses
William Payne George W Kendall
At subsequent meeting of the Trustees John H. Kimba
was elected Treasurer.
The following statement Of the condition Of the Institution
Aug. l, 1858, was submitted by the Treasurer.
John II. KimbdH, Treasurer, in acct to Aug.
l, 1858, lOith the Institution. DR..
To amt deposited from Aug. IT, 1852, $15,sOs 80
To Dividend No. /, carried to principal, % Sc
To Profit and Loss 40 go
-$16257 As
BY amt withdrawn by depositors 1872 90
Invested in Bank Stock, 10000
do in Scrip, Bonds and Mortgages, 51S5 90
Loans on personal security, Sis 90
Cash on hand, AL So
-$16257 As
Bath, August l. 1S53-The undersigned who appoi-
ted to the books and accounts Of the Treasurer
have examined the for the year past and find them
be correctly kept that the above statement presents
true exhibit Of the affairs Of the Institution.
ID. G. MAG0UN, Rom
CHAS. DAVENPORT, Oo'hnn'''ec'
Bath, Aug. Is. 3m12
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Mechanics, Inventors and Manu-
faCtUrerSs
$3.50. I'm Splendid Prizes. $45Os

VOLUME TX Of the Scientific american commences on
the 18th ofSeptember. 1t is chiefly devoted to the adj
vanCement of the interests Of Mechanics, InUeRt0rs Man
dcturers and Farmers by the diffusion Of useful knOwl
edge upon these important branches. It's edited by
practically skill in the arts and Sciences and is widely
garded as sound and able journal Nearly air the VAL
liable Patents which issue weekly from the Patent 0ce
are Illustrated with Engravings ana the Claims % all the
Patents are published in its columnsj thus making the pa
perfect Scientific and Mechanical encyclopedia for
future well present reference. The Scientific Aeri-
can is extensively crcuated-its circulation in the
last Volume exceeding $4,000 copies per week. 1t ia IN
form for binding; each volume contains Several Hundred
Engavngs and Four Hundred Pages Of Reading Mat
ter with Index The practical receipts alone worth
to any family much more than the subscription price,
The Publishers offer the following valuable prizes for the
largest list Of subscribers in by the LIST January
$500 will be given for the largest list SO for the second
500 for the third $40 for the fourth S40for the 9Th $35
for the 9th $50 for the It'll S25 for the Sh $40 for the
9th $5 for tire 10th $40 forthe 18th; IS for the
The cash will be paid to the order Of the successful cope
titor Immediately after January LIST, 1854.
TERMS :--One copy year, s. copy six months.
81 five copies six months, "a copies six months SIS
ten copies 12mops $l5 fifteen copies twelve months $22
twenty copies twelve1nontls, SIS in advance.
Letters should be directed, postpaid, to MUM Co.,
Us Fulton-street, N. ".
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5. M. Pettengill & Co.'S Directory
MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES
DIR. e.. w. CaIkinS.

MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES
DIR. G. w. CaIkimS.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHER.
Office las Pleasant Street, Boston,
Special attention given 10 diseases Of woman aud chill,
dren. Many diseases considered ncurable or relieved
only by operation, permanently cured Nv means 4,
malformaton other causes exposed 10 great risk
or uncommon suffering ut the period their accouch.
ment, may learn how to avoid those dangers by time
letter. Patients from the country visiting Bo.ton foy
medical aid, should be sure to call on him Accommo
the city, All communications strictly conflentai and
promptly replied to- Medicines safely sent TO any part
of the country when desired. r
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New Dry Goods /!

New Dry Goods!
JUST RECEIVED AT THE STORE or
A. B. BUTLER,
Consisting in part of the following articles, viz
Great variety Of SHAWLS for Fall trade.
Black Italian Dress Silk. M a
,Colored Fancy
Wool Plain DeIiaines
Cotton and Wool DeLaines
% !" Figured DeLaines.
Debages Of various shades
Poplins. Adelaides. Ginghams.
Plain Cashrneres. Lyonese Cloth of all colors.
Black Alpaccas of all prices.
Very pretty Plaids for children.
FLANNELSI
A full assortment of White Flannels.
Also Twilled, Blue, Red, and Blue mixed.
Plain and figured cold Flannels at all prices.
Also Broadcloths, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Sat
inets, Kentucky Jeans and Tailor's trimmings.
Domestics Of all kinds at low prices
A good assortment of Embroideries and
Trimming Goods always on hand.
Linens and White Goods of all kinds, cheap.
A. b. BUTLER,
No. 9, opposite Sagadahock House.
Bath, Sept. 1, 1858.
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Boston Hand Stamp Go.

bOStOn HAND Stamp 20.
152 Washington Street, Boston.
This Company is ready to execute orders to any
amount for the making Of their patented Printing Stamps
by which brief rctas daily repeated in the Of bust
printed bundles packages &c off in trade
Banks Brokers' Expresses Officials Of every variety, all
having daily to repeat the thing in writing this
Railroad and Steamboat Companies stamp their daily
tickets, to prevent fraud
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08
HOWE,S SEWING MACHINES

HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES.
Having taken license under the original Patent of
ELIAS HOWE JR., we are now manufacturing and sell
int the latest improved and perfect operating Ma
chimes offered to the public the low price Of
500 to $125.
Also, Agents for the sale Of WHEELER, WILSON g.
CO.'S SEWING MACHINES, at manufacturers prices
These Machines superior to any in for sewing
Cotton and Linen fabrics.
NICHOLS & BLISS, SO Hanover ST.
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Corners Institute.

l39 Washington Street,
ESTABLISHED A. ID ls4O,-ior practical Instruction in
writing Book Keeping, Navigation, &c, offers superior
advantages for obtaining Employment The names and
residences of 23l students who furnished with good
situations the past year, given in the Annual Cata-
logue and Gard of TERMS which is sent by mall gratis
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08
DIR. NunrOc,

Would respectfully inform the public he has recent
ly arrived in town, and has his office Salem street
No 81 opposite tire Salem Market corner Of Cross and
Salem streets where he can be consulted any hour
between O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock II. NJ, by persons
suffering from debiated state Of the system and
other affections ola private nature, whose may
be Legion. His mode of treatment is immediate and
sovereign requiring drugs mercury, which have
sent and sending thousands 10 premature grave
His charges moderate, and a permanent cure war
ranted. DIR MUNROE
Boston, Mass, 81 Salem street
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08

The GREAT ExHTBErIoNs-Among the many articles for
the toilet at the Crystal Palace the Balm Of Thousand Flow
ers attracts the greatest attention 1t universally
ded to be the best article known for removing tan ETC. from
The face and otherwise improving the complexion.
For sale by SAWYER & MAGoUN and WM. B. SrEARxs
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08
Extra BURNING FIuid.0

Extra turning EIu10.'
We Extra quality Of Stock and challenge any one
to offer a better article Of
BURNING FLUID AND CAMPHENE
than manufactured by US. Our prices not lower
than other dealers but Lo Orders respectfully
solicited and satisa, ton guaranteed.
ID. T. MILLS & Co., No. 60 Court st.
Boston Aup. 1853
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Sailors and Marines

Who in Government Vessels the OF Cali
ornia from the commencement Of the War with Mexico
until September o. 1850 or during any part of that
time can obtain extra pay by applying to HORATIO
WOODMAN, 90 Railroad Exchange. Boston, in person
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08
CarPctings.

WILLIAM 7. TENNY & co.
Have in store large and fresh stock of Carpengs foreign
and domestic manufacture, for sale favorable terms
Hall the Boston and Maine Railroad Depot Haymarket
Square.
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IL III R N A @ IL 9 7.
.-.- d. w. DUNKLEE & cos MA -
Warming and VentiIatinx
FHFnRcp

Ten Sizes Wood or Coal, for Dwellings, School Houses,
Stores, Churches, Halls, Factories
&C., &c.
This Furnace has found its way among some Of the most
practical and scientific gentlemen Of our land who firmly
believe that Furnace eNtant in its power for
warming, efficiency IN pure ventilation economy in fuel
durability OF structure, convenience Of arrangement and
perfection of principle. a-r.. ..r .-. -
Success entire phereUer properly SCI.
Proofs that MANY HUNDREDS Of these are in oer-
alton In all parts Of our country and in parts
Europe to which permitted those who want
the best furnace made.
III and ms Blackstone Street Boston
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HE PILE
A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED!
Or. UDhamsS Internal Remedy,

Abrs Upnam'S Internal hemeOy,
EOht the cure ofPiles, Inflammation Of the Liver ana
Spleen Inflammation, Soreness and Ulceratloh %
the Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladdersi imam,
matory aud mercura rheIima tism; lmpurty OF Ooou,
weakness and Inflammation of the Spine ana LOT 'he
relief of married Ladies. .r s..-s.-
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY
Is the only really successful remedy for that dangerous
and distressing complaint the Piles ever oHeleu 20
the American public ,
Mark this: il Is Internal Kennedy nc, an exte rnal
application and tcM amy case OF PiRsi either
bleeding or blind inernal external, and probably
+, 4 yery mild in lis operation, and may be taken in
cases OF most acute Inflammation without danger
This medicine attacks The disease al us source, and
moving the cause, renders the cure CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT.
To MARRIED LADIEs.--The EIectuaTy is ne rfec,lv
Gafe for Pregnant Ladies' and the most useful iba r
tic that possibly be used, as j. will only remove
,he piles aud all inlammatory diseases WITHOUT
PAIN OR IRRITATION, but will ensure an eas =
time safe delivery, and a sound constitution in The
offspring
Sold wholesale aud retail in Bath byA O. Puxe.
sore hse"' ioI INC PROPRIETOR 1y45
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Powder.

flllE subscriber will keep constantly hand, fCE
L sale, Blasting and Sporting Powder, by The keg !;
also Safety Fuse II nj. BOVEY?'
Opposite Elliot HcpSe Block Front 81.
Bath. ADrIi
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TTIII9 subscriber has on hand and will he constantly
supplied with BLASTING POWDER, which he offers for
sale, wholesale and retail Also, large supply Of
FUSE. w .f..-E f.Y WILLARD WALKER
Bath. May 27. 1858. self
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Just Received
Direct from New York

PROM Boston, superior lot Of CIIEESE-Berkshirej
New York; Worcester County and Suffolk. For sale by
June y a. Z. ROBINSON.
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House Papers and BORDERS.

A large and well ected stock of House Papers
Il , riders Fire Bard Patterns, Window Shades
ANA Fixtures, tor sale III low prices w.
40 SAWYER & lIAGOUN, booksellers
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Pocket Cutlery, Racers, &c..

DAPA MACHE CENTRE P1ECES-a large and won
i selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. 8. w HEAT III & co stiff
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08
New Stock

OF black and fancy coored Ladies Cater Boots for sas
Obv L. 5. FISHER:
Jnlv % 1853. -I--- --.l-l
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Gas Burners, Chandeliers, sc.

JUST received large and extensive assortment Of
- Cas- Burners, Chandeliers, sc which offer the
lowest manullctory prices These fixtures from the
best anufactory, and al warranted. Please ea
and examine . ). w. HEATH a co.
BAH, lime f. - 81
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No Broad Street, Corner OF State Street.
BOSTON. M
Tinplate Sheet and Plate IRON, iron Wire Brass Con.
per, steel, Timed and Galvanized Wire Sheet Brass.
Copper, Lead and Zinc German Silver Brass and Cop-
per Tubing, Block Tin, Bar Tin, Lead Speer Antmo-
ny, Blacklead Potts. Crucibles Stubs Tools Files and
Steel Anvils, Vses, Files and Rasps, Emery, Nuts and
Washers, Screws, Bolts, Rivets Smiths Bellows CAST
Steel in all shapes, German and Blistered steel Ham
meIs, sedges, Drills, screw-Pates, Presses,
Lathcs. -f ts
agents for the sale of Timers Tools and Machines
and of Slnith,a Portable Enrces - :,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-08
Patent Horse and Ok Shoe Naiis,

CHEAPER and Superior to any hammered nails manu-
u factIred.'- For sale ly n. HYDE & Co.
Cor Front and Broad Streets.
A T. ROBINSON IS prepared to put up SHIP and
H. FAMILY STORIES at short notice IA he has all these
articles constantly on hand. nntF
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TOGETHER with complete assortment Of Confectionery
&C., kept constantly hand and for sale az the lowest
cash prices, by j. WARREN Fry
Bath, Aug. "a, 1855, 10
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NEUsCOvADO Havana Brown, Coffee Crushed, Powdered,
wi Granulated and Boston Crushed Sugars for sale by
Bath, June 20. IAN ..-a M II. GANNETT.
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Clocks! CIocks!! CIocks!!!
Powder.

A GREAT variety, (orsaIe cheapby
~ Sept 25. m. Ill. q. MARSTON.
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lat l7SS Ion $50 INV, ship Hunress Lambert FIN
Honolulu for New Bedford.
dug no lat &C bark Yankee Blade, Gray IL dis Liv
crpool for York.
dug H. lat ST. on6 ship Ocean steed, Cox, FIN Bristol for
n York.
Aug lat 81 H. Ion 74shp Union FIN York for Orleans
Aug 90 lat 40 49, lon IS A. seen ship Old England, FIN
York for Liverpool.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
THE EXTRADlTlON CASE.

Oar rea ders " II remember the case OF KANE
yho was arrested in New York, last fall, under
a provis or of the Ashburtan Treaty, as tugi-
tive from England He was taken by virtue OF
a reuusi,on made upon the U. 5. Commission
er and had an CT parte examination before ihal
officer, who finally decided that he should be
turned over to the English authorities. kaine'S
Counsel took the matter hstore the U > Su
preme Court, upon petition for writ OF hd0taS
corpus. directed to the U Marshall, and C.
ceri;orarla &, the Circuit Court
supreme Court. Judg Nelson gave the opn Mon
of the mi 'ri;y of the bench He decides that
tho original reGuisiion under the Ashbruton
Treaty should have been mlde upon the Presi
de nj instead OF he u. s. Comnissipper-that a
Commits 81 )ner is not magistrate empowered
by law to have cogn;Zance OF these cases-thal
in the preliminary examination, had the Com
missioner possessed proper powers, testimony
should have been heard in behalf of as well as
against the accused-that the Commissioner
acted in the arrest and commitment OF The pris
| oner, without any competent evidence OF his
.ruil. of the crime alleged against hrn-that to
permit copies of dispositions taken in England to
be submitted as evidence without proof oil! the
jurisdiction of the magistrate before whom the
dispositions were made, as was done in this case,
is against all principle, and might lead to scan
dalous abuses Finally the Justice is satisfied
,ha, the prisoner IS in confinement under the
Treaty and Act of Congress without any lawful
authority. Upon those grounds he decides that
the Circuit Court ought 10 have discharged the
prisoner instead of renanding him, and that its
decision in the case is proper subject of re-
view by the Supreme Court of The 5 by VI
tue ofthe writ of habeas corpus.
This is moi final discharge of KANE. He is
TO be brought before Judge Nelson as Judge OF
The u. S. Circuit Court for n, W York, on the
first Monday in April next, when proceedings
will be had in his case according to the law as
above exp ed Chicago Daily Press.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
Ans TYI.ER,SLETrER.

Julia Gardiner Tyler, Of Va, has addressed
Better to the public, in reply to the address oi
the Ouch ssor Sutherland and the ladies Of Eng
land, on the subject of domestic slavery, as 1t
exists in the United States We commence the
publication of this admirable letter in our to
DAYS paper, and have no doubt it will be as Gag
e,ly pcrsued by our readers, as it was BY ours-li
Mrs. Teller displays an acquaintance with the
or,gen, progress and present condition ofsavery
on the continent, which reflects credit upon her
intelligence and historical readings; and the
mild, yet forcible reproof, which she administers
10 the Duchess or Sutherland and her associa es,
shows that she is apt at re,ort.
Their false philanthropy is met, by an appeal
in behalf of the starving thousands in the me-
tropols o. London. and the aquallid poverty and
distress which exists n ireland. Easy and
graceful in her style of composition, apl and
accurate in her historical references, and logical
and Illustrative in her Conclusions she presents
in her epis,le most Triumphant vindication OF
her country men and women and administers a
most scath.n. rebuke to the men and women
ii England, for attempting to excite agitation,
discord and trouble in this country.
We commend her excellent production to the
careful perusal Of our readers.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
STATE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

We direct attention TO a call OF the Chairman
of the State C.utral Committee, for conven
ton TO be held at Iowa City on the Path inst, I"
nominate candidates for the Offices OF Commas
ioner and Register Of the Des M"ines river
Improvement, to lie elected in April, and can
,,iia;e for the recently created office OF Ator-
nry General 10 be elected al the next August
81 c:ioa.
II viii be necessary for our friends TO conc
together and selec! delegates TO that convenno"'
ana in view Of the shor,ness Of the time, be-
tween this, and the day appointed for :he meet
ing Of the conyen,ion, we would suggest thai
this matter be attended to immediately.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-02-16
THE WORK OF DETRACTIQN GOES
BRAVELY ON.

We notice in Fridays Herald, another vim
dictive and unscrrpuious attack upon the private
character of Gen. WARNER LEWIS. We pre-
sumo Gen. Lewis will feel himself called upon
to notice this assault upon his character, and
therefore We shall reserve any remarks We may
feel disposed to make, until We hear from him.
The all absorbing question now is-who will
be the mex, victim brought to the sacrifice? Mr..
Quigley, We suppose. Look out Mr.. Quigiey,
if Won ever committed an indiscretion in your
youth, such as stoning your neighbors cows or
playing hide and 60 seek with the "gals," tina,
these sharp sighted critics Of the Herald, TO not
find il cut. They are on the alert, and you must
have been proper good boy, if they do not dis
cover something in your youthful career, winch
should elicit an investigation at their hands.