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Eastern times., 1853-10-20
All Diseases ofSea-faring Men.
PREPARED BY
G.. MORSE G CO.,

NO. 10 BrOndWays New York,
and sold by Druggists and others throughout and other
countries.
BURR & PERRY, No Cornhll, Boston, General gents
for New England to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Bath by A. G.. Page: Brunswick, Vim. Baker,
L. T. Gatchel; Topsham, I. 7. Ltefeld; Richmond, g.
Wadoboro J. T. Dana and by Druggists generally 1y3
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

A SERIOUS INQUIRY--When we reflect that
every mother has children Of surprising genius,
ii is matter of serious inquiry where all the
ordinary men come from who cross our path in
every day life.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

WHEN TO DRINK WHIsKEY.-The editor of
the Galena Qll) Jehersonian, who is '' a
Doctor by trade" gives it as his deliberate
advice that whiskey should not be drunk in
warm weather. He is equally decided on
another point, namely, that it should never be
drank when the weather is not warm.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
TALL STYLE HATS
JUST RECEIVED AT
FIS I'll H RS
City Of Bath.
FRAUD!

Ill who want AXES Of the real COLLINS Co. make should
II particular notice the stamps there various
counteres and limitations stamped Collins, and labelled
much like ours which rauulenty sold in parts
the United States manufacture They made in
different parts Of the country by various aXenakers,
generally Of very inferior quality The genuine Collins
axes which have acquired such reputation
are invariably stamped COLLINS 4 co. HARTFORD"
and each has printed label with my signature. 1t is
now more than TWENTY-FIVE since commenced the
business with the stamp of Collins Co Hartford" and
do not any other axemaker by the of Collins
in the United States SAM w. COLLINS.
August. 1858. 1y10
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SHIP CHANDLERY!

GENERAL assortment constantly on hand, and for sale
a by
z. HYDE s. CO.. corner of Front and
Broad Streets, Bath.
Including Cordage 1anilla and tarred) from the Manu-
factories of Boston and Plymouth, by Gang or retail Cot
ton, Scotch and Russia Duck, Of all descriptions Cotton
and Hemp Twines.
Anchors of all szes-best proved Chain Cabes-Sheets
and Ties-Bolt Sheahing Copper and Yellow Metal-Com-
position Spikes and other Castngs-Pereys Nentilators-
Jigger Wndasses, &c. Patent do Gear Windass Necks,
and Capstan Spindes-Cambooses-l Spikes-Naval
Stores-Pants, Oils and Window Gass-Nautical lnstru-
ments, Books Charts, &C
Many the above articles suitable notice. can be de-
vered from the manufacturers their lowest prices free Of
expense to the purchaser 81
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for soldiers in any ofhe wars of the United STATES
The highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN-
TY LAND WARRANTS ofall sizes.
AllcommunIcaons by mail will receive prompt at
tention JOHN III KIMBALL
Office Of The Bath Savings Institution, opposite the
Elliot House Block.
Bath, March 9, 1858. lbs
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The Room where Charlie Died.
BY FLORENCE PERCY.


There seems shadowy presence here,
A gloom as of approaching night,
For one whose smile to us was dear
Here bowed to deaths remorseless blight.
The youngest of our household band
Fair browed, and gay and sunny-eyed,
Unclasped from ours his little hand,
And in his childish beauty died.
They said he died-it seems to me
That, after hours of pain and strife,
He slept one even peacefully,
And woke to everlasting life.
And mirth's glad shout and daughters cheer
May ring through all the house beside,
But quiet sadness reigneth here,
Since darling little Charlie died.
Oh, when my heart, oppressed with care,
Groves faint to find its goal unwon,
And shrinks from life's vain hollow glare,
As flowers beneath the August sun,
love to seek this little room,
BY memory sadly sanctifed,
And linger in the eloquent gloom
Which hallows it since Charlie died.
= And ever as enter here,
With noiseless steps and low drawn breath,
There seems sacred presence near,
For here the twilight gate of death
Once on holy summer night,
BY angels hands was swung aside,
Opening from darkness into light,
When darling little Charlie died.
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10 One might have heard pin fall, is a
proverbial expression of silence butit has been
eclipsed by the French phrsse-you might have
heard the unfolding Of lady cambrc pocket
handkerchief A
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WINES ANED SPIRITS,
For Medicinal PURPOSES.

TAMES MITCHELL has been duIyappontcd blythe
u Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
Wines &c .formedicnala aud mechanical purposes on
y agreea bl lolhe Act for The suppression Of drink
lug houses and ipplng shops, and is now prepared 10
furnish hearlclc for The above purposes al hisslore
OH Centre Street.
Bath .Aug19,1 1859. 1Otf
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

WARTs.-The oil from the outside she'll of
walnuts or butternuts will cure warts by few
applications.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

A Coon REAsoN.-,'I say, printer, do you
take Manhattan money z
mo-
whats the reason-aint il good =
Yes
Why don't you take il then 3
Can't get it,
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

% FLAT. An Australian correspondent
writing from Melbourne, says "everything is
as fiat as thunder"
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

0F Late accounts from the Sandwich Is
lands show rapid progress in the spread of the
gospel there.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

To the Honorable Judge of the Court Of Probate, merit to
be holden at UiScaSSet, tUhin and for the County Of
lincoln, the first Monday Of October, Il ~. 1898.
THE undersigned SAMUEL L. ALLEN Of Bath respect
fully petitions and gives this honorable court to be in
formed that he has duly appointed Administrator of
the goods and estates Of JOHN LOW late Of Bath, de-
ceased that the said appointment certain unavoda
bic changes have taken place in his business whereby
it has become altogether mpractcabe for him to devote
such time and attention the settlement Of the said
the Importance Of the trust demands and that his further
continuance in the said will be detrimental the
tate interested therein Wherefore the said Sam
ue L. Allen prays that he may be permitted to resign his
said trust and that the said resignation may be accepted
SAMUEL l.. ALLEN.
Rafb Dot
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

A modern writer has discovered thatthe hui
man hair is a vegetable. He does not say
how 1t should be cooked. A
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

FOR THE CURE Of
White Swellings, Old and Fresh Wounds, Fevey
Sores, Scald Head, Sore Legs, Sprains, Bruises.
Inhammations, Sore Breasts, Rheumatic
Pains, Biles, Files Corns Burns Scrofu-
lous and other Tumors, T ainful Swell
ings, Chilhlains, Ulcerations of
every kind
This Saye male according INDIANS directions, who SnAs
more o this one of all others
emph1tcay INDIANS PANACEA to which hey have ~
course Cuts Wounds Ulcers sPrans Bruises Burns &C.
The proprietor public InfIbe Rsmedy Sr all tS
n which tits above recommended.
WHITE SWELLINGS
OF the mos, obstinate nature where amPtatOa only
remaining uue quite Indian Sae Many viii
testify il, wonderful efficacy these dangerous and in AuO'
scrofuous and Painful Sores.
TUMoRS AND BIES
by pain Ths bS
in them freely entirely discharged and hAAhy Hh created
and a speedy cure eHecOd
sCALD HEAD CURED.
The Indian Salve all srupliVs Soro
the sas White State promotes healthy
Of the hair
CORNs ERAD1CATED.
surpasse. w
applications sufficient o Try
SORE BREASTS
Are cured BY few applications.
FEVER SORES Oh ULCERATED LEGS
Are relieved by surely setualy @
BY any All suffer with this complaint will do veil
to try boz 1T IS THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES JOINTS Rheumatic Pains Contraction Of the Cords
greatly benefited by easy and always Cures No hnI
should Be nsIueh Cuts Bru SsD
Lips Chapped Hands, and ScadH Frost B1 Ch
ban Piles Wounds Try and you never will be without
it, because the good does will be felt al once.
Price IS per box, with full directions for use.
PREPARED BY A. B.. HART, NJ. D.
GREENWICH STREET, NEW, YORK.
And sold BY Agents nearly every City Town and Village Me Und
aau,us and British American ProviDces
AGENTs-A G. Page and Il Lincoln, Bath "A 8
Perry & Co, Geo Todd, n Lowell and H Segburg,
Phipsburg; J w SWEET and Benjamin SWEET, Jr Ar
rowsic w Emmons, Sewall Watson NJ Messrs Be1-
ry 4 Sampson and SadIer, Georgetown William
Baker, Isaac Stanwood, l. Sranwood and Geo
Upham, Brunswick; w Clifford, Edgecomb; c Fish
Damariscolta; Il Herbert, Brieto
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for Maine.
Aiso-Fer sale by the above agents Hinckley's Aai-
alic Liniment Asiatic and Poor Mans Plnslers for
Rheumatism, Cramps, Sprans, &c. 1y1S
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
john Y. JeWctt 4 Company,
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
Nos. II and 10 Cornhill, Boston.
Wax Thread Sewing Machines.

wICKERsHAM's PATENT.
Adapted to siding and closing with waxed thread all
kinds of Boots and Shoes with without side welts supe
ror to hand sewing, and with immense saving Of labor
Likewise fancy sewing cloth and leather.
Also Wickersham's Patent Machines for sewing Ships
Sails Hammocks, Naises Awnings, Carpet Bags, Mattress
es, Trunks, &c The public invited call and see
them in operation Exclusive rights for towns counties
and states to sell and said Machines can be secured
For sale at No. 60 Hanover street. opposite the American
House, Boston, by BUTTERFIELD & STEVENS,
PrODrigtOrs and Mquu frcturers
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

LLNCOLN, ss.-4t Probate Court heLd At Wiscasset
cithin and for ne County Of Lincoln, on the Sd day ot
October A. ID. 1S53.-
N the foregoing Petition, Ordered that the said Petition
" give notice all persons interested in said estate,
that they may appear Court of Probate be holden
Wscasse within and for said County, the first Monday
Of November next by causing copy OF said petition with
this order to be published in the Eastern Times printed at
Bath in said county, three weeks successfully previous to
said Court
ARNOLD BLANEY, Judge Of Probate.
Attest: +. FoorE, JR., Register.
true copy. Attest f. F0oTE, JR., Register 3w17
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To The Hon. Arnod BLney, Judge of Probate Irthn and
for the County of Lincoln, at Probate Court 1st Mon
day of October 1855
ID DESPECTFULLY represents DAVID THAYER Of Boston,
III Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, Guardian of MARY ID.
LEMONT minor resident in Newport State of Rhode
undivided fifth part of lot Of land situate in Bath in the
County of Lincoln aforesaid bounded the south by Grace
church lot the by land of David c. Magoun
north by land of Thomas ID. Wilder and east by Middle
Street. that his wards interest therein wholly unproduc-
tive that advantageous offer has been made by Thomas
d. Wilder for his wards interest," wit hundred and
twenty dollars and that her Interest would be promoted by
prompt acceptance thereof that would be nconvenent
for him personally attend to the NATTER therefore petit
ons that Jacob Smith Of Bath Es be licensed to sell and
convey his wards interest therein.
DAVID TIAYER, Guardian of Mary D. Hemont.
Boston, September 2Sth, 1858.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Bath, Oct. l, 1858.

LINCOLN, ss.-At Probate Court held at WiscdsSet,
1githth and for The County Of Lincoln, on the third day
of October, 1855
Oh the foregoing petition ordered that the said petition
er give notice to persons interested in said estate that
they NAV appear at Court of Probate to be holden at
Wscasse within and for said county, the first Monday
of November next by causing copy Of said petition with
this be published in the Eastern Times printed az
Bath said county, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY previous 70
said court. ARNOLD BLANEY Judge OF FroDa'e'
Attest, Z. FooTE Jr., Register o,e
True Copy-Attest: Z. FoorE Jr., Register SwlO
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
One Word more to InvaIids.

No person need fear that they will not accomplish just
what it is claimed they do persons who have
become disguised with constant pouring down patent
nsrums (ootted swi kindly and politely invited to
give thom a trial.
~ b. One Chain will last for years and lose Of its
electric by and be applied either adult
child J. STEIN ERT, Agent for the U. States.
ems DIR MATHEWS, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Pensions and Bounty Lands.


TIL r subscriber Will procure PENSIONS for Wild
l. ows Of Revolutionary Soldiers married since the
year 1900 and for widows and orphans of soldiers in
he war Of ISI2. Also
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
MoRSE'S
COM MP0UND SYRUP OF
YEAE1O DOCK ROOT.

- A@AAS - NV ~ ~ II
THIS is Purely Vegeta5Ie Compound scientifically
prepared from the best Roots and Herbs Of the Matera
Medca and has gained unrivaled reputation for the
following effects, viz
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
Stomach and Bowels,
and thus all Bilious Diseases, Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia Indigestion Costiveness Piles headache Fever
and Aue, Jaundice Nausea, Loss Of Appetite &C.,
causing the food to noursh and support every part
Purifying the Blood,
and thus curing all umor, Cuaneous Eruptions Scrofua
Salt heum Eryspelas, Scad Head, Canker, Pimples on
the face Boches, Ulcers, Tumor, Mercuria Disease Can
GERS, &c
REGULATING THE SEcREToRY ORGANS,
and by enabling them perform their proper functions,
preventing and curing painful and dangerous Diseases
Strengthening and QUietiHg the Nervous Sgsten thus
ayng Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases Of the
Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, &c.
1T Is UNRIyALED IN THE CURE OF ALL
Female Complaints,
Weakness, General Debility Irregularity DISTINCTIONS
Swelling Of the Feet, Limbs JOINTS &c, caused by weak
ness; ALSO Lung and THROAT COMPLAINTS Colds Coughs
Asthma Consumption, &c also Dropsy. 1t sure rene
dy for
All Diseases of Sea-faring Men,
as ScRvY and many Others certain preventive Of
all EEvERs and EPIDEMCs which they often ex-
posed 1t pleasant to take and safe in all cases. acting
i'm harmony with the laws of nature it Injuries, but
always benefits and cures, thousands who have used
with success its unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
sales abundantly testify.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
J. PHILBRICKS,
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,

No 62 Hanover Street,
Under the American House, BOSTON.
All New Books received a published, which,
with usual immense Stock of Standard and Mscelane
Books comprising all the varieties in Ancient and
Modern Literature present the largest assortment in this
city. Particular attention given to furnishing Public and
Private Libraries the very lowest Country Deal
and others respectfully invited to call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Also splendid stock Of Letter, Cap,
Bill and Note Papers, Envelopes, Blank Books, &c Orders
for Books respectfully solicited and good bargains
rantpl.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
ALL DISEASES
BE DO WnderStOOd

that are caused by deficient amount of NERVOUS FLU
ID are greatly relieved if not permanently cured by sim
ply wearing the chains for a few hours each day.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Boston Business Directory
OCTOBER, 1853.

These Advertisements collected by M. PETTEN-
GILL d Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents, No 10
State Street, Boston, who authorized by the publish
ers OF the best and most ideiy circulated Newspapers
hroughouThe United States to take advertisements and
subscriptions at their lowest rates.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20


The best article discovered for the speedy and eeo
lual cure Of Pains Of all kinds.
More than hundred hound casesg
Rheumatism, Paralysis ChOlic, Cramps a1d SpaSs Nov
ratgia, Gods, Sore TAroat, Chill and Fwer SPrGi1S,
Bruises, Burns, Heartburn ChOIerS JM0v6usS
DyseRtery, DiGrrhed, Sick Headache, LMmba-
so, Lame Back, &C., &C.,
Eastern times., 1853-10-20

That is not claimed that it all diseases but only
those for which it is recommended and moreover boldly
claim and DEFY that no medicinal agent Of ANY KIM
has performed 50 MANY CURES during the last year. o
those diseases inst named a.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Medicines, Paints, Drugs,

DyeSuTs, Oils, Copal, Asphaltum, and White Varnish,
Zinc Paint, Window Glass; Imported Liquors, Schiedam
Aromatic Schnapps Patent Medicines, &C., for sale at the
lowest market prices, by A. l.. CUTLER,
43 India Street, Boston.
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
PuIvermacher's Electric Chains
Most Popular Curative Agent I'm
The WOFId!!

They first introduced in the United States about
year since, and went through with the trial in E-
rope and at introduced into every Hospital in
New York. where they in daily use efectng
MORE WONDERFUL CURES than had ever before been
awarded them
They highly recommended by Pro Valentine Mott,
Van Buren,, POST and others, who have published their
views Of their power and value in several of the medical
journals in that city, and also in the daily practice Of
recommending their to patients full account Of their
opinion may also be found in every pamphlet and sent
the address Of any in the State by applying post
paid) to Dr. JOHN MATHEWS, who is agent for Bath
The Chains be by mall with full descriptions for
Price Of Chains, So and S5.
Physicians politely invited to call and examine their
construction, and pronounce upon their merits
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
REGULArINe THE SEcREroRY ORGANs.
ID ONhIN v AIIFU IN IIIE OU ne UF A
Female Complaints.

Weakness, General Debility, Ireguary, DISTINCTIONS
Swelling of the Feet Limbs Joints, &c, caused by weak
ness; also, LUNG and THROAT COMPLAINTS Colds Coughs
Asthma Consumption, &c. also Dropsy 1t sure rene
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
PurifyimgtRle RIOOd

and thus all Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia Indigestion, Costiveness Piles headache Fever
and Ague Jaundce, Nausea, Loss Of Appetite, &c. and
causing tie fnnd " nnurish and vervn
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
Cement.
Never Failing Remedy /!

Y HYDE& Co. have constantly on hand andfor
II. salethe bestarticle 0 &C EMENT novinuse
Eastern times., 1853-10-20
ITVALIDS or BATH AND VICINITY |

YOUR attention Is urgently invited to careful and candid
perusa Of something that lust been intS Am to vonr
rocky, barren, yet time honored state --'O 49,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-05
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

which governs the case. Look at California
If slavery could ever progress. it would have
obtaired there. Slavery is only advantageous
to the stakeholder in countries where the larg-
est amount Of labor can be bestowed on the
smallest surface, and where it pays the heaviest
profit. Now, sir, since man first left tho gar
den Of Eden, there has been no place discover
ed where these conditions are so wonderfully
met, as in California; and yet 1 tell gentlemen
that there never was time when slavery could
have been introduced there, nor is there such
time coming. We approved the compromise !;
but the character of our state was fixed with
out it. Labor was imposed as a curse, (and it
is awful in my private opinion,) and free citi-
zens will not submit to have it made dishonora-
bic, as well as disagreeable, by slave competi-
ton. Free men will be the first emigrants,
and they have, and will protect their aristocra-
cy Of labor from the action of organized capital
in the shape Of slavery"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-05

RIVAL OF MRs. SrowR.-It is stated that
the Rev. Mr.. Wood, ID. D., is under remand at
Hull, England, on a charge of obtaining money
by false prctences. 1t is alleged that he levied
contributions on the charitable for the alledged
support of church in Liberia, and told one Of
the witnesses against him that George aud Elisa
Harris, mentioned n "URcle Toms Ca5in,' trere
members Of his church." and that Cassy died
sir ieeeks after her arriral ia Liberia.
Mrs. Stowe must look to her laurels. The
English parson exhibits capacities of invention
which If properly cultivated, would throw our
American story-tellers into the shude.-Rieh,
mond Rep.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-05
Congressional.

Jan. 27.-House.-Mr. Stanley of the Com
mittoc of Ways and Means, reported bill au-
thorizing the Secretary of the Treasury to de-
posit with the several States the fourth install
ment of the money authorized to be deposited
with the several States under the act of June,
1876. BY this New York would receive
$l,33S,0O0, and Pennsylvania $005,s5 the
money to be devoted to the transportation of
free people of color in these States to Liberia.
The Committe, he said, had authorized him to
report the bill, with a recommendation that it
do not pass. Ho desired to advocate il.
The speaker said he was out of order. Laid
on the table
hoUsE.-Mr, Jenkins announced the death
Of Hon. A. II. Buel, member of the House
from New York. He spoke brief eulogy, and
offered tn. customary resolutions when tho
House adjourned.
SENArE,-Mr. Clemmens made his hrst ap
prearance for q month.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-05
A COngreSsman's Opinion.

Mr.. Marshall of California. in recent dis
cussion in the House OF Representatives, gives
his opinion on the Slavery question as follows.
Mr.. Marshall is a Democrat. cooperating gen.
orally with the extreme Southern wing of that
party.
"Mr. Chairman, the time is past when the
question of slavery in any territory about to be
acquired can produce the agitation and danger
which has arisen from it. The principle is set
tied by the compromise, that the citizens OF
such territory, at the time, shall determine for
themselves this question; and if the North
should by its greater energy and aptitude for
emigration, acquire the popular power, and the
right under the rule so settled by the compro-
misc, to declare any territory seeking admission
into the Union, free. the South could not, if it
would, under the Constitution and laws, and
would rot, if it could, resist a measure beneh-
cial to the whole nation. The South should
be satisfied with the guarantees os the consti-
tuition and laws, for their peculiar institution
and even if it be receding, if the conditions oi
human society, and the progress OF free initiate
against it if with the protection thrown round
it by the organic law of the land, it be yet in
its own nature temporary and eganeseent, and
about to disappear before the democratic ener-
e,es and laws of political economy, there is nei-
the wisdom of a statesman, nor the generous
patriotism of good citizen, in seeking to i'm
pede the advance, and check the development
of states where no such institution obtains.
81 believe myself. and speak only for my
self, that there will be no more slave territory
annexed to the United States. The history Of
the country. and especially Of California, es-
tsblishss the fact, and illustrates the principle
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-05
OBITUARY.

DIED, at Marlboro, on Sabbath eve. 23d., Of
CONGESTION Of the brain, Flora, daughter of A.
G. and e. C. Wieman, aged years and 10
months.
She was to those who knew and loved her,
an angel OF light upon earth but her bright
and beautiful spirit, all radiant in its purity,
has winged its flight to far happier sphere,
where it will ever shine as a beacon star, guild
ing to the celestial, those who are deprived OF
her physical presence in their earthly home.
Death found strange beauty in this cherub
form,
And dashed it out forever. The spoiler set
His seal of silence. But there beamed a smile,
So fixed and holy from that marble brow,
Death gazed, and left it there-he dare not
steal
The sgnet-ring Of Heaven.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-02-05

The FoREsr CRY, One of the most unseru-
pulous Wing presses in the state, is out with
high eulogy of Samuel Lewis and Judge Hitch
cock, the Free Democratic candidates for Gov
ernor and Supreme Judge. Wonder if the
Wings are coming over to the Free Democracy
II so, we hope our Free Democrats will be rig
id in requiring evidence Of thorough change
Of heart" That Forest City man has made
loud anti.slavery professions before now-and
some months ago, he proved just what they
were worth.