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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Jury List-Eay Term, 1855.
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Wsa B,dr.r-fh! ip Nsuteck, .Ios Kreha
Br'r' = Hiram bicisb 'ch, james ". simonton.
Eu..ingan--Ioin iiunmei.
NJ. Musser.
I>arerJaeob sis~rer, Aaron J. Midilesvsrth, Sim
Oldt, Samunl Trnyeli
Itnns-LuoS khsg'cr.
SJtnss,or.-Jch1 Gardner.
Lime.tone- Henry Frock.
Jceison-Aism Miller. EIwarl Bernsr.
Ffdakiin-Gca.ye J. Schoch.
Eli,s D's--Jonaihnn DieIcnderfer.
H1rt|y-Chri'tian Schnnre, wm. SWensls.
Hjai,cTret-Jphn Di!ser.
Chapmon-Dnv d kohr.r.
n, g..V S-Sharr. IL HassonpIug.
rRivERSE JCRoRg
JIesos-Peter Srman, JAG spaDslcr. .jr, Christopher
Seebold.
I,7nr-Jo.erh Mi,m,n.
wtGe p-,r--Dayd Meckley, Gabriel Huntington. Ja
McCurcy Joel Raneh, Lewis biting, nsury DieIcn
Unon-Phlip Young, Jacob sleer. tr.
.SI'asgrors- Chsrics :. Bavs.
FrunLirn-John c. Wilsou, Peter Drces.
Csnte--soan snOok, Samuel Hartman.
Ml''i'y-wm Huntington. John Hoffman, n. '. D.
Lincoln, George Kuhl, Cyrus pre:-baci..
L,n,stsns-John Rinkcrt, James Croserove Miehsel
Miller, jr., Geo. smith, jr, Daniel seeboid.
Bnriio,-Pet.r Rcnner. samue! Morrow. Jchu Hauck.
Itspmdn-John kcrs,sttcr, :. u. iIerroil.
West Betr>r-Jo.,n Lash.
,jmJ-Bcnj.min Ang,tadt, s. ?. Lyndall, Henry
Prick, Samuel Il Msus.
Fs,Ty-Gahrel Brugser.
Wes BlJIoc-Jacob Eeish.
Mtf''"hrry-Mst,has s,ayInsn, John Detweiler, John
"a
Mud, crecL-D,niel Kc5s.r
Wish Sh;rg,oH-s.muSl Sei'E, John r Eoush, Philip
Moycr.
E,r B,,Fi,oe-Elias Brown.
lEe,v DsgI,E-tOseph WiLi,r.
PETIT .rrRoGA
Li--,st0rs-Gidecn Cornelius.
LsusilTg-pa,ii sc =, Charles Penny, ". vsnralIah,
A. Sluugbion. Jo-rrh l-rcrr.
F'dHi.ia-F derrick ;.rb.
BaslT-Ihemas ". sl:Pton, John Hendricks, jacob
Grcss.
N.r B.riin-H. Edward Baus.
BgrilcJOhE z, z.Jan's ID. .Chamberiin,9. slcar sen.
koly-fisy. Clark. David II. ko!ly.
W. nJtug-J 'Eu G5tsrhali.
JdcASon-John " Deui.r, David 0ldt.
N4ricv-Christian Cam srmueI Grove 8. D!ackford.
Levi Kline, Dry. John T. smith.
ffrpnan-N am u. Hsrrod.
Er'' Bng ioe-John s. YodeT, J, S. schrack.
Hss B.gdL..-John Mi.ier
Isnns-I. Jarrett.
t"ai.t-CLri. ti.u Kerr.
Wac Les,--oamurI iier iefson.
Sin:grors-H iliam Byers.
FfefGetJtet-l-nIy Wef.cl.
Try-CEristiap GRAY ni... jr.
Wsf B>arsr-B,niann Price.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
TINO the Court Of General Quarter Sessions
of The Pace In ard for The cnnni,- nt

Union 'hc Nay Term for 1855, the petition Of Ann
Gnter of White beer hip in the county Of Union
respectfully shw-,h that petitioner is drous
keeping public house in the house kept by Ann Gnter
last year, and where shc formerly kept public hous.
for number CT years and is provided with every
c-Sary nv-nirrcc to do. She Therefore prays the
Court :" grant her license to keep tavern house
of public entertainment .o- the accommodation Of travel
and strangers. and su'h taeer1 Is necessarily
wanted, and she will pray &c.
We the subscribers citizens of White Deer township.
do ccr. that the above picant is of good rprtc for
honesty and temperance sns we'll with house
and convcni.nccs for the lodging and accommols-
ion Il trRv crs and strangers, and such tavern is
necessarily wanted. witness our hand this I'D of
F,,-uaIy 1865.
Rank, Lewis u Rank Martin Keeper. George T-nyrI,Jr.
II sceh'cr.G. NJ n"fTman,wm L. Ritter, Roey MCur!y.
Samuel (a odiar.d der.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Union May Court.
CoEgT Observation-Disclosures the .
be the Suiisr


IIoN. n ID VI - w lLSo.N. President JuiC C
for th" COIL Judicial District consisting Of tie counts
Of Union aud M..n, and JAcoE W;rrsNsIER and J,Mss
MARSHALL. E-I Tre Associate Judges in Union county
have 'rnel Their Irerept barring d"tc III. "a day of
Feb i' and to directed for the hiding o M Or
phans Court Court Of Com Plea, Oyer rerriir.
an! n-ra Quarter Sessions, AT NEW BERLIN for thr.
county Of CnoD. :he second ~ fiday If MAI nerf,
lbein, the lth dsy 1855. and 70 continue weeks
NOTICE il therefore hereby given 10 the Coroner
ustics Of the lcie, and e us:ales Jr the cou,-
~ "f Union. t. arrear IN their prorer
;heir l"s, Records, 1niui.itons, illumination. ard
other R'n"rbganr"s. to do those thing. which Il their
Offices and in their behalf sprertan u be dn- and all
witnesses and other rcrssns raspcu.ing In heLsfu! the
Commonwealth sfninst any person per-ons, re-
qur-i TO lie thea ard there att-u1ng. and depart
without leav. at their peril Ju-riccs reque.,, TO
be runetuai In their attendance at the p3ointsd time
agreeable - notice.
iren unrr Ins hand and seal at the Sheriff. 0cr in
Ne-Beriin the tA day ofEsrcl the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hun irea and ffty-fre. aud
venth Of tn. Insnerlrcc cf the United
States of America. Cal sJrt he c,qaaaw>d.I.
JOHN kESSIri. Si,-fH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
TO the Honorable Abraham S. Wilson ESQ.


and his Associates, Judges Of the Court of
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace the County Of Uuion
Ns., rlrn, lsJ5
The pcti cD Of David Sitter resp cfuy sewe'h that
your petitioner occupies commodons orse situate
the toxnship OF Hartley, in the County Aforesaid, the
turnpike eaiing from Lrwisbur- to Centr- ooi.'y At
h Old stsnd where he resides and las been Roush
cd star. which is we'll -c aatco FOR public house Of
ent rtanment and that he is we'll provided with house
room ;u e accommodation Of strangers and Travellers
tia: he has occupird th. sad house icnse1 house
For many Years past that h. lrsrous Of iuuiny
tc loase, he therefore ctfly Jrays the Court 10
grant him ccrsc:o err ruhic house Of
tninment fr strangers and traveller III and your pe
tilioner will rrsv. DAVID SITTER
We the uner-i.nc1 ci.izens Of the township Of Hart
a.rraii being rersonaiy ncl ainted with said DAVID
sti'zer the above named petitioner and also having
kno' cde u the house for which the license prayed.
do n rely certify that such hnuse l. re ssary %
eommosa'e tn rLi and cuerlsin strangers aud irav
'isis IL at he Is ieTson Cf good honesty and
en.rran'r, and he well provided with house room nni
eonvcniences Tor the lodging and ton stra-
Es ard travellers, therefore pray the Court to gran,
him licsnsc.
~ Gierer, Srmni Ot,win. Jsrini,r N,lss,r Lsot1h
tof Io.erh Srmpsi, ITa Cirisst DIairt Nrans, Slem
spt9efmyeT, Jao'e Fees Dani,l HaI,. Henry Karp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions of Union County, May

Term. lsJJ.
The PETITION Of David Herr Of the Borough Of Lewis
IN ai1 county humby Representa- that ne occupies
,ne ho,ci IN sad Borough, formerly kept a public
house by e D Kline ard Is desrous Of continuing the
SANE hr location s central the house large and we'll
apteo Tor that purpose and he is provided with every
coh'enienc~ for the entertainment Of strangers and
eiers lie therefore respectfully prays your honors to
grsnt him .irsnse to keep tavern during .he euruns
year, and he vii prsy.Sc. DAVID HERR
Ihe snhscyihc.s rcsdentscf Lrisburg hereby certify
mat David Herr. the applicant for LICENSE is . If
sr repute 'ir honesty and temperance. aud Is we'll
P'osH,a WITH horss room and oonyenences for the log
ana accommodation Of strangers and travellers, and
tnA' fnolie house there Is necessary they therefore
,eeomneni him as proper person to be licensed to
keep public house
q Khae, .ldms, Ci~oe7, Dons,r Tbrse, Janes Bai-,
u .ds vaisah. John RaiiIf, p Soapaton, TIM. H. n
IAornto,, Jawns 0sbsoa u. r. Re.essr, Atm SissnG-
~ St2sdv As-s ksHsss6 ktaGx JAs y Hsa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
Bill 10 Restrain the Sale Of Intoxi.
eating Liquors.

Yesterday the Senat. did their duty
manfuily, aud molly, by the final passage
of this bill. It will contribute much to
the cease Of creation" the reformation Of
public morals, the protection of youth, the
peace Of our fresides and the general
prosperity Of .Le people. II is not, 10 its
restrictions and provisions, all VIC could
desire, but a. . measure Of reform, as al
advance in the great work Of ex:irpa.ing
the promiscuous and rcrnicious .alc Of
intoxicating drinks, it will be hailed by
good men in all parts Of the State, with
HEARTFELT joy. This bill originated in the
House, and was successfully carried thro'
there by Col. Cummings, who had it in
charge, and by those who rallied to It's
support. Several sections have been ad-
ded since it reached tho Senate by N.
B. Browne, Esq, to whcm the friends Of
temperance are much indebted for bis
earnest, Untiripg efforts to secure its sue
cess. The additional sections enlarge the
scope, anl give increased energy to the
bill, while they 10 not conflict with its
original provisions and dcsiSns.-Harris-
bury Herald.
The Senators who voted for the bill On
its final passage are the following:
YEAs-Mcssrs Browne, Crabb. Darsie,
Flenniken, Frazer, Ilamlin, Ioge ,Jamisor,
Jordan, Lewis, P!att, Price, ouigsle, Tag
CART and Wherry-l5.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

President, ard his-Associate Judges OF the
Court of Quarter Session OF the county Of Union.
Tn. petition cfTh0mas Green in the rovn-h of K, y
In th" county Of UG:oa. humby represents that he
cupirs house in sail towhshp whi"h has heretof
lcea used and occupied house Of entertainment and
IL fcsirous q continuing thessmc and IL we'll pared
fps the naiation o:trave-rs he therefore ray
ionors to grant him license TO Keep tavern during
the ensuing year, and Lac wiiI pray, SC.
THOMAS GREEN.
The Subscribers resiients 81 Kelly rrship hereby
certify rt Thcniss Groom the sPicint fr the license
is Of good rc.tr or honesty and Temperance, -
l. well provided Itli hcsrrUc:n and conyeneuro. =
the lc ny anl accommodation ofstranrers and trsyeies
and that public house there is necessary. they ho!sfr
recommend him rs proper person to lie licensed TO keep
a public house.
Conrad M..ter. Peter Geyer. Thomas Huntington,
David drove, John j. Clark, : d Fawling, joel Rover,
John Smith. John A. kiser. J L. Dat John Ran
n,Tp, John Huntington, uenry Humncl, deoEst Nickel.
April q, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
TO the Hon. Abraham Wilson Esq. Presi
dent and his Associates Inlnes Of the

Court OF Quarter sos-onscf Union county.
Tie petition 81 4. IL Il FLY showeth that he
Is sson Of large snd coumodous house, situate
in Borough ot Laws burg in MD county, VII c is Il
calculated FIR public house for the entertsiuni Of
strnu AID travellers. lie III ref rrays me Court
e.srt h.in ccn.c TO keep rulc k"u- OF .nt rsin-
.c a. tho house aforesaid, and be vii r.
LewisburE, April 10, 1855. A. II. BLAIR.
We the subs rbers rcsi 'nts Of tho Borough of Lewis
burg, do certify that A. H. Hair. tn applicant above
named # good reputs for honesty ami
ani well PROVED with house &c, for til.
mediation Of and traveierr, and that public
hous said rlGre l. e-sary. They Therefore
him proper person to bo licensed to keep pub
he h,usr
aaa n Kr,s Le,ris G. Sicte-, r. SonrI'ou, John B,,-
i..,, LTis .NLdugi'n, Tos. Norton, fiImdnn By.r,,
Ctrir~pi,r Gsnh,rlin1 HILiaa More, James CiiIccu,
-I..a 4, ls. L.iuc Hist
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
no the Hon. A 5 Wilson Esq. President and
his Associates lodpes Of the Cnurf az

'IfS -'SSoe'''FNNb 'O~S Ut VT WITT VI
Quarter Sessions. Of the county Of Union. The petition
Of Lir G. Moore of Hartley township in said county,
humtiy rerreecnts that lie i, lc.!uus vf keeping Fob
lie Hone Tavern. nt his old stand lately occupied by
paa sroUse, and iswe!i PREPARED for ihr accommodation
Of rsv er &c lie therefore prsys your iioEors % gran.
hm lcepeci Eeep tavern, .urius the ensuing
and he will pray, &c. ELIJAH &. MOORE.
We the subscribers, residents o. Etrtley asip,
county sfrcssi hereby ,erfy ,hst tivah & Moore tie
applicant for loeIc, Il good f,pute for iI
and Temperance, and is we'll le with ad
cnence, for the lodging and accommodation OF
gers and traye.crs and that pubic house there
ssry they therefore TecanurrI proper person
b. licensed to hs-p puhlic hous..
S.ca SpgcEyer, CFri !ksase5, i'thory L,f.r.r.
Drr,i sroq-- Il. ! Corr Daril sf:,r, if,r HdBsr,
Jdco, Fees, schH yIg.,. Dard hi,n>, Jou Dt, D. va
u n.usi, Jus. Glog,r, I'm. .I.bo.d.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13

SEvAsropOL is distant from St. Peters
burg abor. 1892 miles, (20S0 vcrsts. }
Couriers convey the mail Con four wheelcd
carts, drawn by three horses, and driven
a. rapid pacc) to Moscow, about 920
miles, (l426 vers;s,) from whence they
go by railway to the capital. From five
days to week is occupied in tho entire
journey go that the Gar has his des.
patches three or four days earlier than
either Of his crowned opponents, unless it
be the Sultan, can possibly obtain theirs
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
40 the Hon. 4 S " .!son, President. and his
Associates, Judges Of the Court Of Quarter

Sessions of the CcrHt. Of Union
The ~ ttinu of Adam Wu.densaul, In the Eorogs of
Lssi,u-g in sail County humtly represents that c i,
des.rUus OF continuing TO kee public hJu>- his od
.;sud in Tie forcurh sf read, and is Itrpaiei
the accoinnoda.ionU Of STRANGERS rzyctcrs &c lie tn
IRE pTsyt yOur ilOnr 10 grant him ,.nfe 10 kee tav-
crn duTinS the ensuing AZ, an Es vii pray, &c
Al. VI ElpLNSiuL
The subcribe-s resid.ut.of Lcwsburg hereby certify
that Adam Wesen-su the appiant fnr the irceu.r,
Of gooi rep ate f'r Lone ST. and temperance. AMI j.
well Irvyidsd will house room and the
lodging and accommodation Of strangers and travel r.,
and that public ouso there cessary; they
fore recommend him proper person ~ be licensed
10 Keep public house
Eids BicieH, fhos N,rten, j. u. SdTch Jlnei BiQir,
Jases III u7iton. WiI'In E,~m.ry, Fldmanis RQcrs,
WGIam Nor, II F.her, james Cris,eeU u sria HI,.n
n. A. Etck. Henry ). .Neter.
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Improved
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Cheap Music and Piano Store

Of Horace Waters, ,NO.333 Broadway,
" New Nork-OPposifion 10 TIE ConJi,.a-
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Mcloicons and all hinds Musical Instruments,
Superior toned Gi octave Planes for Sl75, eco
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" variety s siye and Price up TO loco comrrsng
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The Kansas Election.


This election, which has been reported
by telegraph as having resulted in the cleo
lion Of the entire ro-slavcry legislature,
seems to have been rather peculiar 10 its
character. We lately gave the census re-
turns Of the number OF voters in the vari-
Gus districts, from wn.ch it appeared that
in the first, or Lawrence district, settled
entirely by New Englandc.s, there was
about tbroo hundred voters. A tc!cgraphic
despatch from Kansas to the St. Louis
Republican, gives the following returns Of
the election in that and other districts:
KANSAS, March 3.-9 p NJ.
Pro-Slayery ticket triumphant as far as
heard from. Total yo,c-Lawrcnce, us
to 255; Tecumseh, 263 to 81; Douglass,
$50 to 6; Doniphan, $50 to %; Shawnee
Mission, 40 to l6; Loavcnworth, 500 to
co; Hickory Point, 233 to 6. Election
passed of quietly, and with very little dis
tuEuaRce,
As an explanation Of how this marvel
lous change was wrought the Republican
gives the following telesraphic despatch
from Western Missouri:
INDEPENDENCE, March Sl-9 PM.
Several hundred returning emig.aE.s Is
from Kansas have jus. entered our city.
Thy were preceded by the Wcstpo.t
aud Independence Brass Bands. They
came in at ;he west side Of the Public
square, AKA proceeded entirely around it,
The bands cheering US With fine music and
Tie cmigrauts With good news. Immeai-
atcly following the bands were about two
hundred hcrsemen in regular order; fol
lowing iLlse were about $50 wagons, car
riages, DC. They gare repeated cheers fer
Kansas and Missouri. Thy report that
not an auii-slayerv man will ne in the Le-
gislA;urc Of Kansas. We made a clean
sweep"
This procession must have contained
about thousand men, who had gone to
Kansas for the sole purpose Of voting, and
having effected this by din: Of force, re-
turned to their homes with a grand -four
ish Of trunpets. Such is the popular So
seleign.y provided for ty Mr.. Douglas
Ji..-a sovereignty Of nonresident out
lags. Let US see wba. vii be the effect
of ,ii;9. Ii Gov. Recder lie not controlled
by influence from Washington, he will be
very likely, VIC think, to Set his face stern
Iy agains: such an invasion, and refuse to
recognize the validity Of the election.
CONVICTED OF SLAVE STEALING
Richard Wynn and Alfred Woodley, who
were part of the crew Of a vessel which
loaded some time ago 10 Roanoke river,
were tried lately in Berthe county, N. C.,
ca charge Of receiving and scere'iDg
slave on board the vessel, with view to
his abduction. The captain, it seems, dis
covered I'D fugitive and had ihe two ssilors
srrested. Wynn was acquitted, but
Wood!ey was found guilty, and will have
to suffer the penalty Of death.
TRIUMPEs OF "SAM."-"Sam" has
SWEAT ST I.,uis nv 11O0 m.;ovitv snd
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TruSScs. Supporters.
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And what | saw There.
BY T. :. ARTHUR.

ffn IhOHS0hG t"p"s 4" -hoH!"'
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d.ts the evils of Intrnp' IN series of thrilling
~ tcrS ilusrItin the tirrt> of Tavern keeping and
Rum drinking. not only on Individuals Themselves, bat
in G. ruuiuIt,s at ar-e The story of little Mary Nor
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death. il alone worth the price Of the b. OK.
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them. beautifully illustrated with fine m, IzJtiut en-
craving. by SHTtain.
vs-A specimen Copy viii be sent (post pad) on re-
ceipt OF tie prize. cents.
The largest commission will be paid. Address
j. ". BRADLEY. Publisher,
No IS North lnurfl IIilgdrlrIia
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
F. H. SMITH,
D0RT MOnrsie, Pocket Book and

L dressing Case manufacturer. y. w. cor.
OF Fourth & Chestnut S., Philadelphia.
Always on hand large and varied assort-
ment Of
Pori Monnaies, Work Boxes,
Pocket Books, CabaS,
Bankers Cases, Travelling Bags,
Note Holders, Backgammon Boards,
Port Folio>, Chess Men,
Portable Desks, Pocket Memorandum Book
Dressing Cases, Cigar Cases, &c.
Also. a general assortment Of ENGLISH,
FRENCH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Razor Strops
and Gold Pens.
Wholesale, Second and Third Floors.
+. III. SMITH,
y. W corner Fourth & Chestnut Sis. Phiada.
y. B.-Gn the receipt OF 81, Superior
Gold Pen will be sent 10 any part Of the United
States, by mail describing pen. thus, me,lin N.
hard, or soft. March 80, 55-Iy572
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-13
HERRING,S
Patent Champion Fire.

ssY 9Er1.f3$3 Proof SAFES. with Halls
Ns63z35san3A Patent Powder Proof Locks,
SoXSiASsSA4t1 which we're awarded Separ-
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~ ~ sEHl Fair, London, 1851, ard also
k@--c-sSss'a, the Worlds Fair, Trw
VaEsstssS5< York, 1859 and 1854. The
subscribers are the sole manufacturers and
proprietors IN this Safe of the above une-
Gualled Safes and Locks. The reputation Of
the arnune = Hcrrin2's Safe" is world wide,
and for the last thirteen years the mercantile
community have Witnessed and borne ttS;I-
mony To their NEytR FAILING fire proof quail
ties. More than I2C00 of these Safes have
been actually sold, and over rwo HuSDntp
have passed triumphantly through accidental
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manufactured b. the subscribers are not only
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services In the burning Of the Tribune es-
tabiIShment," New York. and at the Great Fire
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opposite the Glrart House ard sill more re-
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acknowledged CEAafIo~. when mauv other
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Chilled Iron Safes, with Powder Proof
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riiy from rcgues. Bank Vaults, Doors, &c,
en- hand and made TO order. All the most eel
ebrate Locks for sale at manufacturers' prices.
Second hand Safes" Salamanders" and
"Iron Chests" Of other makers, having been
taken in part payment for Herring's, for sale
al half price March 80. 55. 57.yl