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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Millinery and Dress-Makinr.

MISs FARNSwORTH has jus, returned
IVA from New York with a large and desirable
stock OF Millinery and Fancy Gouds, which
will be sold cheap.
Particular attention paid 10 Dress Making;
all orders promptly attended to-
21r Bleaching done as usual.
J. g. FARNSWORTU
Lilcbfield, April l0Ll. ls55. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

Al a Court Of Probate holden al Saiisbarg pifiin
aud far tie District Of Salisbury, on the 10Th
day Of Apri. A d 1865.
Present. JoHs G. MITCHELL. Judge.
IN motion of Ea.Ly LA.BER. Admnisira,rix
~ on the Estate of SAMUEL LASHER,
late OF Salisbury in said district deceased:
This court doth decree shat six months from
this date be allowed and h,niteI the creditors
OF said estate TO exhibit their claims against
the same TO said Exccurix; and directs that
public notice be given Of this order by adver-
using In newspaper published in Lichiield
and by posting c.pv there # on a public sign
post IN the iown Of Salisbury nearest the place
where the deceased last dwe.t.
Certified frur Records:
81 JOHN G.. MITCHELL, Judge. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Real Estate Fer Sale,

VIE House aud Land known az the
- Rev. Doct: Beecher pace, in North ST.
On The premises is a Bakery with all the fixtures
TOR carrying on the Baking business in all its
branches For further particulars enquire OF
Also. twO-horse and l one-aorse ped1!er's
Wagons, Horses and Harness for Horses.
Litchfieid, April 10TH, 1855. St51
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
District Of Nee Milford 50 Probate Court. April

Disifioi Of Nee Milford So Probate Court. April
2sh. 1858.
NSrATE Of FREDERICK s. CROSBY,
II late Of New Milford IN said District,
deceased.
The court Of probate for the district OF New
Milford hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof tor the creditors oil said estate
10 cxhibit their claims for settlements Those
who neglect to preser, their accounts pr ,perlv
a,tested, within said time, will be deharred re-.
covery. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make immediate payment 10
3tt RACHEL CROSBY, A lministra.rix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Durham Bull for Sale.

II HAVE one | suppose to be OF pure blood,
I raised IN BERKSHIRE Cnunty, Mass. fram
Dariam COW owned by Mr.. Little of Sheffield,
and the get of Mr.. Wilcox's short horned Dur
ham bull who took the first prize at the Berk-
shire County Agricultural Fat.. NV animal is
one year old this sorng, color dappled white and
red, perfectly dOcile-presenr weight $50 lbs,
price $50. WM. J. PETTEE.
Lakeyille, Salisbury April is, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
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Silver and Plated Ware.

HAVlNG jus. returned from Hartford, shall
FL be able to accommodate my customers
with plated ware from Rogers Brothers estab.
iishmenf, unsurpassed bv any article manufac-
tured IN this country. Also Silver Sets for the
table, of the latest plain and French patterns.
All OF the above " i'll be sold at the loves, city
prices. A. S. BALDWIN.
H ICHLY laid Cake Packet, at
h A. $. BALDWIN'S,
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Have Y0u Seen Them +?

TUST received one more case Of those fine
- English Long Clu;ls; 20 yards for One
Dollar, or cts per yard--good enough for any
body Shir. Also:
. tl"z more white cotton Hose, per pair, 6 Ii
50 dog Linen Cambria Handkefchiois, Old
20 doz ladies' ls,a thread Gloves, &c
30 peices rich chintz Prints, 9 yds for IS C
at BRADFORD'S, in Wolcottyie.
TOOD New Orleans Sugar, Is lbs Tot One
VI Dollar, at BRADFOkD'S, Woicot,vilie.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
N = W FIE M
AND
N II w GOOD 8.

NTcNEIL g. BRAMAN. at the old stand Of
N1 F. ID. Mcneil, invite the attention OF the
public 10 the most splen lid and attractive assor-
nent of Goods ever offered in this village. Sc
lected in New York during the past week with
grea, care and special reference 10 the Spring
trade-consisiing IN part OF
Plaid and striped Dress Silks,
Figured DcLaines,
All Wool do
Lawns,
Musiins,
prints,
GinShams, &c.
Summer Shawls OF new Styles, Broadcloths,
Cassmerss, plain and figured silk Festings,
Ganlemcn's Furnishing Goods, Hosiery aud
Cloves.
Also, large assortment OF Groceries Crock
cry aud Glass Ware, sc. &c. all OF which will
be sold ut immense reductions to cash buyers.
a1r Most kinds OF produce taken in exchange
for Goods ut cash prices.
F. d MCNEIL.
W. II. BRAMAN.
Litchfield, April 10Th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

Esery Customer to his Ptdce!!
"E take this opportunity to notify our
w patrons that we have recently received
large additions to our stock, and that We are
now prepared to offer the best assortment OF
Dry Goods. Groceries, Ready Made Clo,hing in
the county. In selecting our Dress Goods
particular care has been taken to purchase the
latest STYLES, and the attention of the ladies is
called TO
500 yards Fancy Dress Silks, very heavy and
beautiful patterns, at the low price of 62 l-2 cts.
2000 yards nore Of those Merrm,ck Styles
Prints, at Cd per yard just received.
dozen more Of those ladies' wrought Collars
at 4 cts each.
1000 yards "A Cheese Gaping at 43-4.
b. sides many other Goods purchased at the
Auction Rooms, at one-hali their cost TO manu-
tacture. n. & r.. \. BERkI.
Wocotville, April lib, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

EOsHEN ACADEMIES Summer
NJ Term Of this School will commence on
Wednesday, May q, 1855
JAMES @. RICE. .
Goshen, April 18th, 1855. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be msde to the next G.ner raj Assembi,
OF this state for n Charter fur Bank. with u
capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars
with. privilege to increase TO Two Hundred
Thousand D,llars--io he located at Norfolk in
Litrh6cld county, State Of Connecticut.
Norfolk, April 10Th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
- -
Notice :!

TESHE CO. partnership heretofore existing
N under the name and firm of MILES 6
GRAY was dissolved on the thirty frs, day of
March last, by mutual consent. All persons
having unsettled accounts with said firm are
led TO settle the same with NJ. w. Gray,
he being duly authorized.
AUGUSTUS MILES.
FREDERICK MILES.
MOSES w. GRAY.
Goshen, April 18th, 1855.
The undersigned will continue business at the
old stand Of Miles & Gray with full and com
pleIe assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Paints, &c. &c. constantly on hand. which will
be off red on the most favorable terms
NJ. w. GRAY.
Goshen, April t2th. 1855. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
I'D Es " GO Cd 9.

FWNHE subscribers would return their
Il thanks Tor the very liberal patronage
with which their Store has heen favored in The
past-and they hope by constant. attention II
the wants Of the trading public and by system
ot far and honorable dealing TO retnin their
shnre Of The trade Our stock of new Goods is
large which we are selling AZ small profits
Oar Grocery department is Nl and complete.
and we feel confident OF our ability TO satisfy all
who purchase OF ~ thar they receive their
moSy's wnrth. Cali and decide for yourselves
beiofe purchasing elsewhere.
:, u. NORTHWAY g. CO.
South Norfolk, April Is, 1855.
DURE White Lead for snlc bv
Il s. d. EORTHWAY & co.
r iNSEED OIL. Er sale by
IL 5. ID. NORflIWAY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

ANEW GOODS now opening at the Granite
~ Store in Wolcoiivil'e, ny
WUOUlNG e. LEWIS.
A GOOD assortment Of CarpetiBg. Floor
n Oil Cloths, Fiou Ma,ings, Drugget, &c.
can be found at the Granite Store.
WOODING 4 LEWIS.
Wolcouvil!e, April II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
r. 4 q AHE /

z o IS 3 a u Es
YHlHE Stage-Rouie from Litchf.ld to
Il Plvmoaih with the Mail and Stock-con.
sisiins Of one pair of Horses and Harness and a
two-hoFse Stage Wagon.
L. FEM, Proprietor. :
Liichield, March 10, 1855. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
T.. Resnh0rs,
IVatc hlsl q Il er and .TeWCtcr

ID ESpECTF'uLi.Y informs the ,nha hitanis
HI of Lttehtieid and its vicinity iha, he has
taken tho Store lately occupied nv Mr.. Weller,
where he intends carrying on the Watch and
Clock repairing business in all it's branches
and all work VIII be warranted 80 give perfect
sa ,istac,ion. T.. RElNiiART.
LitchticId, April 1856. 6m5i
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
u a NO 2

ElNAN NEfIS OF LTtchflGIu COUNTY,
II Your attention is invited to a pure article
of Peruvian and Patagonian Guano offered nv
The subscribers at their wards on Haxrun " harl,
near Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn. II will be put up
in any quantity desired and forwarded by rail
road or otherwise, at III Invest market price
Orders by letter will receive, prompt attention.
MARSTON & POWER.
Apr! l6, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

The Subscribers give notice that they will
meet a, the Hotel OF lchahcd =. Stevens in
Canaan in said District, ON the 9th day of June
and on the 5,h day of July A. d. 1855. al 10
O'Clock in the forenoon an each OF sand DAYS
fer the purpose of attending to the dates Of
said appointment.
DONALD }. WARNER. Commits.
3t52 SAMUEL ID. NURTHWAY,{ sinners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
District Of Caaaaa SIS Probate Court, April alst,

1855.
FNtHE Court of Probate for the District
Il OF Canaan has limited and allowed three
months fran the date hereof Tor the creditors
Of the Estate oil The Union Wooden Company,
Joint Stock Corporation located at Canaan in
Insoveat, in which 10 present their Claims
against Sa i'd assigned estate for allowance 10
the Commissioners on said estate-and has
appointed Donald J. Warner, Esq. of Salisbury
in the county of Li,chiield and State Of Com
necticut, aud Samuel ID. Norlhway, Esq. OF
Norfolk in said county, Commissioners TO re-
ceiye and examine said claims. Certified by
MILES L. GRANGER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

III AZOUS pm in he best order and warran,e ed
II NJ CHEESEMAN'S Shaving. Hair-Caiiing
aud wis-Mlking Ram. over DR.. Beck with :
Dfu, Store, South strss,, Li;chiieid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03

n AIDES and Misses Caters fine assors-
IL aeat Of SILK and Linea do. at CLOCKS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
HvASH paid for Calf Skins, by
" S. d. NORTHWAY & co.
South Norfolk, May let, 1855.
c. A IL p II II s

G A IL p IL II s..
rARPETs never haze been and probably
~ never will be again sold as CHEAP as
BRADFORD of WolcouviiIe is now selling
them. Can soon if yea wish to get great
Ready-Ma6o Clothing.
no you wish TO sbay Darmens cheap :
- Call al BItADfORDsS To- w o!cottyiIIe.
Brown SheetiBgs and Shirtings.
IF you want any of those one yard wide good
i Brown Sheetings at 6 Il cents per yard,
call 1t BRADEORD'S.
. HHDS. more Of those New Orle8ns Sugars,
. IS pounds for 81 90. at BRADFORD'S.
HSHEESE CAPPINGS, Strainer Cloths and
~ Annatto in fresh supplies, jusr received at
BRADFOkD'S.
OK MORE OF those all wool Embossed
AC Table Spreads, price 81 62 l-2. just reed
81 BRADFORD'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Spring Stvles-Is5J.

MCNEIL e. BRAMAN have on hand and
IYI are constantly receiving an assortment ol
the varieties Of HAS aud Caps now in use
among which are Genin's, Beebe's, and othe
styles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
CAUTION THE PUBLIC

To bny book unless the words " Dr. A. NJ MAuncxau.
10 Liberty Street n. ", Is land the entry In the
Clerks Oce on the back Of the title page; and buy
ony Of respectable and honorable dealers or send BIZ
mail, and address to Dr. A. N. Mauriceau.
HT Upon receipt Of One Dollar THE MAR
RIED WoMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANIoEn IL sent (iaailcd Jres) 10 any part Of ths
United States, the Canadas and British Provinces
All letters must be postpaid, and Addressed 70 pr.
A. M. MAURICEAU, box 1924 New~Yofk City.
Publishing oiEee, No. Id Liberty Street, News
York.
AGssrs,y CONNECT crT.-E n Rowers. Hart
f1d; " u Starr, Mn,det.ap; A judd, Dan-
bury; z Ifo,i, Stamford; 7 Pea ., New
haven. H'sfs
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
Attention and Circumspection

Litchfield, April "a. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
DREADFUL INHERITANCE
THE MARRIED WoMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.

BY DIR. A. N. MAuR1CEAu,
Professor DISEASES OF WOMEN
One Hnndredh Edition, (50O, 000), ls,no,, pp. $50.
[os FINE PAPER, EXTRA msprSo, sI.oo.l
standard work OF established reputation found cassed
In the catalogues Of the great trade sales In New York
Philadelphia, and other cities, and sold by the principal
booksellers In the United States. II was nrst published
In lS4T since wh lima
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
h10x1cE.-The slips in ,hs Episcon.
IN Church in this village will be renle(
ooe yer. On Monday the Ti Of instant Ma
2 o'clock r. NJ.
Per order Of the Wardens and vestrymen.
May LIST, 1855.

4 SECOND meeting Of the friends Of The
"A Maine Law In the town Of Litrhtield will
be held at the Court-Honee on Friday. The lliil
Of May instant, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. 10 organize a
vigilant Society for the enforcement OF said
Law. A general attendance Of tine friends Of
the La . earnestly requested:
By Order Of the Committee.
LtchfeId, May !, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-05-03
CA UTFO m.

'lcottville, April Is, 1855.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-30
A REMrHIscEycE OF SouInoB

REM1NIscENcE OF SQUIDoB- "The late
j. +. Squibob, while walking down Pennsyl-
vanla Avenue, WAS sorely mvstifcd by mod
est sign. starding in the window of cottage
on The left hand side rs you 20 down. The
sign bore, In the gavly painted letters, the le-
gend, ''W ashington Ladies' Depository" Flt-
tening his nose against the window, Squibob
saw two ladies whom he describes as ofexcced-
ing beauty. neatly dressed, and busy engaged
IN sewing behind little counter. The fore.
ground was filled with lace babies stockings
comprcsses for the waist, capes, collars and
other articles of stiff life. Hat in hand, Squi-
bob reverently entered, and with intense polite
ness addiessed one of the ladies as follows:
Madam, | perceive by your sign that this is
the depository for Washington ladies, am go-
ing to the North for few days, and should be
pleased to leave my wife in your charge; but
don't know II by your rules you could receive
her, as she Is Baltimore aC0maH,
"one OF the ladies' SAYS Squibob, "a pretty
girl IN blue dress, turning very red and hold
ing down her head, made the remark, ste her
But the elder of the twain, after making as if
she would laugh, but by a strong,minded effort
holding in. replied, .Sir, you have made a
mistake; this is the place where the Society Of
Washington Ladies deposit their work, to be
sold for the benefit of the distressed natives OF
the island of Fernando de Nordba," or words
to that effect. Gravely did the wicked Squi
bob bow, all solemDly begged her pardon. aud
putting on his Lat, walked off. followed by a
sound from that depository as of an autumnal
brook, gurgllns and bubbling over its pebbly
bed In the New England forest"
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-30

WHAT w AsHIN GToN IRVING SAYS GBou
THE HUDSON RIvER.-I thank God was
born on its banks. I think 1T an inyalua-
BILE advantage to be born and brought up
in the neighborhood of grand and noble
object in nature-a river, q lake. or
mountain. We make friendship with it;
we in manner ally oui selves 10 it for LIE
II remains an object of our PRIDE and af-
fiction, a rallying- point 10 call us home
again after all our wande.inos. "The
things which we have learned il our child
hood" says an old writer, "grow up with
our soul, and unite themselves to it > So
1t is with the scenes among which we have
passed our early days; they influence the
whole course OF our thoughts and feelings,
and | fancy l can trace much Of what is
good and pleasant in my owa heterogc-
neous compound to my early companion
ship with this glorious liver In the
warmth of my youthful enthusiasm I used
10 clothe it with moral attributes, and al
most to give 1t soul. l admire its frank.
bold, honest character, It's noble serenity
and perfect truth Here was no specious,
smiling surface covering the dansefous
sandoar or perfdious rock, but stream
deep as it was broad, and hearing with
honorable faith the bark that trusted to It's
waves. l gloried in its simple, quiet, ms-
jestic, epic fow, ever straightforward .-
Once, indeed, it turns aside for moment,
forced from its course by opposing noun
tains, but it struggles bravcly through
them, and Immediately resumes its straight
forward march. Behold, thought I, as
emblem OF a good mans course through
life, ever simple, open, and direct; or #,
oyerpowered by adverse circums sances, be
deyiate into error, it is but momeutary;
he soon RECEIVERS his onward aud honors
Bile career, aud continues it to the end o!
his pilgrimage. The Hudson is, in man
ner, my first and last love; and after al
my wanderings and seeming inGdclilics,
return 10 1t vita a heartfelt preference
over all other rivers in the world.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-30
WHOLE NO. 300.
Miners Convention.

Pursuant to notice meeting Of the miners
OF Nevada township was held in Abbotts Hall
in the city of Nevada, on Saturday, November
2lth, for the purpose of obtaining a reduction
IN the price OF water to ttreaty-fUe eentS par
inch.
The meeting was organized by calling L y.
Austin to the Chair, and appointing w p
Morrison, and Samuel Boring, Secretaries.
On motion. the proceedings of the prinarg
meetings held ia the different mining districts,
were handed in to the Chairman, the following
localities being represented viz: Buckeye Hlii. i.
Oregon Hill, Lost Hill, Wet Hill, Yankee
Point, Lawson Ravine, Selby Flat, Gold Fiai
and Myers Ravine districts.
On motion, the Resolutions from the difcrect
mining districts were read.
On motion, an invitation was extended to
the Ditch companies 10 participate IN the de-
liherations Of this meeting.
On motion. a committee Of Two persons. MIR
Jones and MIR. Hays. were appointed tc wait
upon the Ditch propretors and invite them 10
confer with the miners.
On motion, all those who were not delegates
were requested to taGe part in the deliberations
On motion, q committee of six viz Horton,
Hays, johnson, Baugh, Boring and Robinson,
were appointed to draught resolutions setting
forth the determination Of the miners Of this
township.
The following resolutions having been re
ported were read and adopted separately. viz.
l. Resolved, That it is the sense Of the
miners represen ted in convention held at AS.
botts Hall, that the sHm of TWENTY-FIVE cents
per inch with a six inch pressure--is q fair and
equitable price for water, and that VIC 1rU nor
pay any more than that amount.
2. Resolved, That for the purpose of pro,
tecting mining claims from being forfeited, any
company Or individuals, wishing to absent
themselves from their claims, the same shall
not be liable to be jumped from this date,
November 24th, 1855, until the price ofwater
shall be reduced to the amount named in the
first resolution, nor for thirty days thereafter
throughout the mining localities embraced in
the township Of Nevada.
3. Resolved, That for the purpose of caYry-
ing into effect the oregoing resolutions, We
will aid and assist all, and every one, who will
enter into combination for The reduction Of
the rates of water.
4. Resolved, That we invite all the different
localities to meet and adopt resolutions in sup.
port of the sentiment expressed in the above
resolutions, thereby giving q cordial cooper
alton with those who are determined TO take
the stand.
.. Resolved, That We the delegates, bind
ourselves on behalf of our constituents, TO stand
to and abide by the action taken to make
reduction in the prices Of water
6. Resolved, That the proceedings and the
resolutions Of this convention be published in
the Nevada papers
Moved, that the thanks of this contention
be, and they are hereby rendered to AR Abbott
for the use of bis hall.
Moved, that the meeting adjourn to meet at
this place on Saturday, December lst., OF 2
o'clock, p. ~
L. B. AUSTIN. Pres't
s.aI. M; r BonIEe' Bonsls0s' Secretaries 49,,
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-30

A Look INro CoLTs PIsroL FACTORY.
For time past Mr.. Colt has manufactured
his revolvers i'll the lower part of the CITY, and
employed some five hundred workmen. The
works not being large enough for the demand
he has purchased two hundred acres on the
river. and built q dyke four rods broad and
three miles in its whole length, which COM
pleteiy secures the interval from being over
flowed by the river. Within the dyke he has
erected an extensive range OF buildings, the
main one being FIVE hundred feet long and &C
wide, four stories high. The wings Of the
main building are 500 feet each and 40 wide
giving frontage to the building of 800 feet
The engine is massive one Of $50 horse pow.
er, the whole building is hca,e loby steam. I'll G
building for forges is $50 feet long
Several blocks are erected for dwellings for
the workmen. The counting room is four
stories high, for storing pistols should there be
a dull time for business. Near 1000 persons
are employed in all the buildings The orders
from European Governments are always q
year ahead. Mr.. Colt has also another estab-
lishmcnt in England and one in Russia His
profits are immense, and it is reported he will be
the most wealthy man in the United States il
the Russian war should continue five wears. -
Mr. Colt is q single gentleman, and about DO
years of age, Twelve years ago he was penni,
less
TeE years ago. Mr.. Colt had hard work to
raise S230.bn now he can elsily raise as many
thousands. NJ Y. Times.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-30

A SCENE FROM LIFE Mrs. Smith, said
Mrs Brown to her next door neghbor. lately,
your Sal makes common practice of throw
ing her slops right down in front Of my door.
aud l doau't like it
well, Mrs Brown, since you have spoke
about it. | must say that your Bill does more
than that; he chucks dirty water in my Sails
face. and even tore her dress few days ago
well. dear knows, Mrs. Smith, you needn't
say nothin' about my Bill for your Sal is the
wust child in the neighborhood; all the neigh
bors says SO, and what all says must be So
'All the neighbors say so, does they? ard
what does they say about yonr Bill, I'd like to
know? Take care, Mrs. Brown don't put me
in passion, or may say more than you'd
like to hear. People that lives in glass houses
oughtn't 10 throw stones
Say what yoti please, Mrs. Smith, but take
care and don't violate the lrw. or Ill put you
where the dogs won't bite YOU
'Al. you will will you? you dirty hazzy' yon
put decent woman in prison. will your better
take Care YOU don't get there yourselfi it's
where you ought 10 have been. long ago, if
what everybody says is trae'
There. LII make You prove that--I'll make
you prove that--yeS, | will. Sal, get my boa
net aud shawl lllsee if there's no justice Tor
mel aud Mrs Smith llasteped of to IL mags'
trate to get warrant for Mrs Brown. The
ma 5israte and the constable were the only
persons WAC made anything by the operation.
These scene, aic oi every day occurrence
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-30

ADoUr THE Folks. Peter Iabaten com
m;tted an assault, as was alleged, on Catherine
Folks. Now it so happened that neither
Catharine Folks or Catharine's folks, arc at
all the sort Of folks to be assautc! with iripuni.
ty;-and, therefore, either Catharine Folks, or
some Of Catharine's folks caused Peter to lie
hauled up. AZ the trial. however. neither
Catharinc Folks. nor Ca.harinc Folks folks.
could prove any thing against Peter, and
the Judge let him 60 much to he cha grin of
Citharioe Folks and all Of CaE,iarine Folks
folks; aud the gen3rti oyiuion was tha. Catha-
Fipe Folbs folks were no bstier than other
tl'i.s.