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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
HNO the Honorable Abraham S. Wison,Esq.,
President and his Associate Judges of The

Court of Quarter Sessions of the county Of Union.
The r-tition of Wm l.. Ritter of the town ofNew Co
u,lia in said county. humbly represents That he
cupies house in sail town. which has heretofore been
used occupied house of entertainment and IL d.
srous Of continuing the same and is well prepared for
the accumulation travellers, he therefore rrays your
hopors grant him license to keep tavern during the
ensuing year, aud he will pray, &c. WI L. RITTER.
The subscribers residents Of New Columbia. hereby
certify that VIM L. Ritter the applicant for the license
L. man of good repue icr honesty and temperance aui
is well provided with houseroum and convenences for
the lodging and accom piaon OF strangers and travel
ers and that public house there i necessary, they
therefore him proper person to be lceIs
cd to keep public house.
NJ Sccher. John Gsyer Joel Ranrk. Jacob Trnxe John
st. Clair. Abraham Angoney Aaron Smith. George J.
Swartz Rolrr' MCurley, ID. :. Ruthrauf Francis
ak, T, Peter KIarp. April s. ls55
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
VNO the Honorable the Judges of the Court
of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, in and

for Union county, at skay Term A. d. 1855
The petition Of Martin Rudy respectfully showeth :
That your petitioner occupies clmmoiious house. stu
acd in what if c-iel Farmersvie, in the township Of
Bualoc ly the public road eaing fro,n Lewisbur to
Brush Valley which Il well calculated for puh house
ofentsrtaiument. uni has tc'n occupied such for
number OF ycarsan from its neghborhooi and situation
is Suitable well for the accommodation
Of tho public and tho entertainment Of strangers ami
Travellers that he well provided with sia5nG for horses
and all convenences necessary for the entertainment Of
and vecrs lie therefore respectfully prays
the Court grant him license to continue to keep
inn public house Of entertainment there AMI he will
rtay &C. MARTIN RUDY.
VIC the undersigned citizens ofhe township q: Buf'aloc
aforesaid being personally acquainted with Martin Rudy
the above named petitioner aud also having Knowledge
Of the house for which the license is prayed, Do hereby
certify that such house is necessary 10 accommodate the
pubc, and entertain strangers and Travellers tat lie is
person Of good repute for honesty aud temperance, ard
ne is we'll provided with house and fr
the lodging and accommodation of strangers and Travellers
and al-o we'll provided with s,ablin or horsss We there
f,rc beg leave TO recommend him for license agreeable
t. bis petition.
Samuel Simonton Daniel " Ecnner. Geo e. Thomr7rn.
James Behl, Edward Flick, Edward Miller James W 81
monton, Abraham Young, Jacob Yillmsn. Howard An
4 r-cn, rsc .vssri, Ate ~rincycr. AI<il 6, 1855
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Union County---Ma Court.
issue LIST, MAY L. 1855.

ISSUE LIST, MAY L. 1890.
! George Matthias VS. JOS 1iitman
Jeremiah Matthias
! D.nI Renglsr James MCreisht
/ John Haas VS. wMv valzah
Peter Daubcrt vs. A Cummings-(e suits)
J wagonse.iers Exrs ct al Jacob HouseTjr
Dsnl Renglcr Jas N'Cr,ight
Peter Dauhert Cummings
. Geo : knbie VS. Chas stces
Eiwi Kinney Saml Rtt'r
William Gossler VS. Isaac Staiden
Jos tiosslrr and wife vs do
Danl Rensler Geo Niller's Es'ys
James McCreight Daniel Rsnger
Z Samuel Shrncr VS. Daniel Schrack
Elias Hartman George Hill and others
John Matthias Or A : Cummings
Mary Jenkins vs. ii 6 Tacrrt ct al
Michl keckner Saml Meyer
Adlirt, Yend'n & Smith Hoffman Messngcf
DR. Cumip;n-s Hector d Stewart
" II kieckner VS. Chr7eh Rookie s Co
II II Margarts rs John Trcsstor
RB Carey Mark Hafpenny
T. MoatB Alex Ammons
Bastian Tiefe John fisher
MiiisrsHarth, Kerns Co VS. Michi Spottz
Nara rrutt John Trutt
Saml Kyle CatbariDe WOLF
Benjamin Shoemaker vs. WIN. Forster
NJ. Chapel for D W. Hays VS. John Locke
Daniel Otis EXec'rs VS. Elizabeth 0tt
Margareita psinte, &c. VS. }. O. Wilson vile
James Kobb VS. John Gross
Wm Q. Wagrnseer VS. John Hartman jr.
franklin Fryer rs q. Leise nring. ct al
Benjamn Houscworth VS. Basslsr Fry.
Jacob Steward Michael Pichthorn
North, Chas~ 4 North Chas. II. Shrncf
Or. william Hayes John Lock
John Dilcer Jacob Fryer
BENZ amin Hummci John Kantz's Adm'niser.
sDs. v. Il White Deer I. q. White Deer township
frisbmuth 4 Brother J. Hartman jr. with notice
Charles J. kneedcr
Peter Hummel Hannsh Iummel
John II. Fisher Gideon Irisenring
Samuel Dengirr P-trr Netz
CT, n,ment Masser Younrman walter
Tscgsrt, Turman, Ac.
sams Noah Wal.rs
Valentine Hare Henry " Snyder
r o Campbelf ct Al Lorenso Tevl
Henry smith H.ury Gross
c Bow-s FIR J Locke Ngrrit CLarpef
Francis Zei-rs Alex. u. Blair.
Common wealth. suy Of ' Benf-r rs ihiH lr et a
Henry kc-Er Hartman jr with ndts.
Michael Fisher Fame
@ Adams decd Exec'rs va J Har'nsn; ;r apd viz
same G-or1s E1,tmaa
Christian Gro.s Henry Gfcr'
Mark We'll Hartman and o.ha.B
yuiins We'll vs same
The frst t-cn'y ca.es are fr trini Id first -eet
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

w.
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace for the County of Union,
May Term, 1855.
Tho petition OF David Sitter respectfully sheweh that
your petitioner occupies commodous house situate in
the township Of Hartley, in the County aforesaid the
turnpike leading from Lewsburg to Centre county.
bis old stand where he reshes and las been Kouh
old stand which is well calculated for public house of
entertainment and that he is well provided with house
for the accommodation Of strangers and travellers
that he has occupied the said house licensed house
for many years past that he is desircus continuing
the house, be therefore respectfully pray- m Court
grant him license to keep inn public house Of
tannent for strangers aud Travellers there and your PEE
titioncr will pray. DAVID SITTER.
We the undersigned citizens of the HARTLEY
aforesaid being personally acquainted with said David
sitter. the above named petitioner and also having
knowledge Of the house for which the license is prayed
ee do hereby certify that such house is Necessary
commothte the public and entertsn strangers and
eies that he Is person Of good repute for honesty and
temperance and he well provided with house and
convenienccs for the logging nd accommodation sran-
gers and Travellers therefore pray the Court 10 grant
him license.
r. v Gaorr, S1n,us' Ol>,cinS Jrin,er Musser Isaiah
Cort, Jossph SImpei Yin CUl,S., DIniel NT0ss Siam
!sHSetmyer, Jdcab FEES Daniei H5lt, H,nry Knapp
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Jury List-May Term, 1855.
Grand IERORS.


West Btar--Phiip M.nbeck, Mos Erebs
B.6aloe- Hiram Dreisbact, James W. siuonton.
Wdshington-John Hummel
Lsvistuyy-Dav:d Reber, Alexander Ammons, Robt
II. Musser.
f,au<r-J.eob sb.wrer, Aaron j. Mittleswsrsh, sInoI
O,dt, Samuel Troxell.
Yenrs-Encs klingler
.Sltnsgr0rs-John Gardner.
L6m>stons-IIenry Frock.
yockson-Adsm Miller, Edward Benner.
Frankln-George J. ScAocb.
White Dcer-Jonathan DeiieDderfer.
Harn>y-Christian schbure, wm. Swensle.
AnLflecyeek-John Biger.
Chdpmam--David Rohrer.
N.63intuy1-Charles ii. Hassepb1u4.
TRATERSE JURORS
Jdek:on-Peter Nciman, JAG. spaussr,t Il, Christopher
Seebold.
Itnns-Joeph Mitman
Whns Dssr-Dsvid Meckley, Gabriel Huntington. ia
cob McCurey Joel Ranck Lewis Biting, Henry Deien-
lhio~-Php Young, Jacob sleer, jr.
.Siinsgrore-Charles $. Davis.
Fssnkiin-John C. Wilson, Peter Drees
Centre-sohn Shook, Samuel Hartman.
Har1ey-Wm. Huntington, John Holman, Il. v b
Lincoln, George Euhl, Cyrus Dreisbach.
Limzstone-John Rinkert, James Crosgrove, Michael
Miller, jr, Geo. Smith, jr, Daniel Seebold.
Bafaloe-Peter Renner, Samuel Morrow. Johu Hauck.
thapnan-John Kerstetter, S. G. Herrold.
Hssf Bearer-John Lash.
LevisGurg-Benj.min Ansstadt, 8. ,. LyndslI, Henry
Prick, Samuel @. Mans
ftrry-6nhriel Eruyger.
Htst B.fI'oe-Jacob Relish.
MVinJuya-Matthlas StayIuan, John petweiler, John
lawrence.
Ma.le-eek-Daniel Kessler.
NaGin9ton-Samusl Meth, John p. Roush, Philip
Meyer.
East Bmypbe-Elias Brown.
Nc,o BsrIin-Joseph Winter.
PETIT JURORS
Lim<stonc-Gdeon Cornelius.
Le,cisJurg-Davd slifer, Charles Penny, yanvaizah
A. stoughton. Joseph Y.Derr
Frdnkiin-Frederick Erb.
Bsdrer-Thomas W. Shipton John Hendricks, Jacob
Gross.
Nsw Rrlin-H Edward Baus.
BafdLoe-John Fox. James d. Chambern, G. Slear Sen.
ktHy-fiavel Clark, David II. Kelly.
Nitain,Tg-John Gotschalt.
.r1ckson-John NJ. Bcnfer, David Odt
Hdrt'ey-Christian Gam, Samuel Grove, s. Blackford
Levi Kline, D. Dry, John 7. Smith.
Capmdn-William q. Werrold.
E;rst BytEiloe-John :. fo'ier, }. 8. sehraek.
Hsst BlJdioe-John Miller.
Itnns-I Jarrett.
Crtre-Christan Kerr.
WHIT Bssr-Samuel Henderson.
,siinsgrorc-Wiam Byers.
Mtddtcrcek-lIenry Wetzei.
Jrvy-Christan Graybill, jr.
West Bs1rer-Ienj amin Price.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
THE CHEAP CASH

EG0K and Stationery Store, North
u West cor. of SIKH and Arch Sts., PAiLa-
dtiphia. GTeist Bargains In Books
Poeucsl, Juvenile, Miscellaneous, Standard
and Presentation BOOKS, very Cheap.
STAPLE IND FiNCY ST1IIONERY
Superior white ruled Letter Paper, $l.5O per
Ream. Letter and note Envelopes in grea,
variety Weddings farnsi,e at very moder-
ate rates. Cards Written and Engraved.
Gilious and other Steel Pens. Superior Mot
10 Waters, 323 Mottoes on . sheet. for 25 cents.
lnkstandS, Pen-KniveS, Paper Weights, &c
Fine Turkey Morocco Porte -Monnaics. Port
folios, &c. Card leases, Backgammon Boards,
&c, with choice aSsortmentof TOY BOOKS,
GAMES, DI~SECTED PICTURES, &c; AL
huns, Scrap Books and EngravingS.
April 90, '55-575yIl T.. Thomson.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
ITO the honorable the Judges ofthe Court of
Quarter Sessions Of the peace. IN and for

the county Of Union, at May Term, A. j.. 1855.
Thepet.on sf Emanuel Peters respectfully represents:
that petitioner occupies cnmr1odous house stu
ated in the Borough Of Lewishur which is well calcu
lated for public house % entertainment, and has been
and occupied such, and from its neighhorhcoi
and situation is suitable well necessary for the
cpmodation of the public, and the entertainment of
strangers anl travellers That he is we'll provided with
stbing for horses and all conveniences for the
entertainment of strangers and travellers He Therefore,
respect fully prnys the Court grant him = license
keep inn or public Nous" Of entertainment AZ the place
herein named, aj your petitioner will pray. &c.. So
EMANUEL PETERS.
We the Undersigned citizens Of Icwishurg aforessii
being personally acquainted with Emanuel Peters, the
above petitioner, and having knowledge NJ tie hcusr
for which ic-nse Is prayed DO hereby certify tina, srch
house Is necessary to aceouiodae the public and
tain strangers Travellers that he person of gool
repue for honesty and temperance and that he vel
provided with hcuse-room and couveniences for the
lodging and accommodation Of strangers travellers We
therefore beg leave to mend that license grant
ed him agreeable to his petition
Thos A. III. Thornton john Hess, Samuel Die.rih,
James L. Lewis, James VI Mowrer jr.. C. f. Hes. : D.
yanyaxah, Henry frici, William Moore. james Criswcll
Thomas Grahan, T. W. Moore. April 6, 1850.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And what ] saw There.
nY I s AhTuIR

Ten thousand Copies III a Month.
THIS powerful work, acknowledged by all who haze
l. read to be the hest grittcu by Mr.. Arthur
depicts the evils os Inten erce series Of thrilling
sketches illustrating the effects OF Tavern Keeping and
Rum drinking not only individuals the .s.lves hnt
ut large The story Cf little Nrarv Mor
gan and her thrr, who is rearmel by her devotion ar
death, is alone worth the price Of the book
Temperance and others do NOR. for the cause
hy its circuatr than by any other means
Agents are wanted in every town and county Of the
United States 10 sell an edition gotten up specially fr
them, beautifully illustrated with tine nlrzz z,tint en-
craving, by Sartain.
70 A specimen Copy will he sent trost paid On re
cept of the price, - cents.
The largest commission will he paid. Address
J. W. BRADLEY. Publisher
No e North Ennrfh Sfrnrr El.il nlI.Ir,;,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
no the Hon. Abraham Wilson Esq. Presi.

dent, and his Associates, Judges of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Union county
III, petition Of A. H. Blair respectfully showcth, that he
is III possession OF large and cuuuodous hou-c.
in the Borough Of iawisbur In saw county which Is we'll
calculated for public housr for the entertainment Of
--"".rs ard rayeeTs u ih;Ee9re Irsys he Court to
grant Li aliccusc 10 keep pubic house Of oAtrgin-
mct kc the house aforesaid. and lie will &c.
Lewlsbure, Aprii 10 lS55. y. ". BLAIR
We the subs ibJ resiI-nts of the Blroh IA of Lewis
burg, do certify thH \. H. Bair, the Fcsnt above
uauedis uan uf good rcQut' for honesty and temp cra",
rnI Is well provided with house room, ~. for the
notation Of strangers and travellers, and that pu
house at said place + necessary. They Therefore
mfId Lr, proper p--son to be licensed to kcepa put
lie house
9au ~ H,s Le,g:s q Stie.er. r Scugh;oa Jsap Jil-
'i~t. RUS NLGtJijn, ThGs. NoTon Ib;Bg5sis Hyers,
G.riSophcr GeiaJrlHg BIAtasn More, JIE.s CIirtU,
,jJla JGiry, isIdc Riiss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
TO the Honorable the Judges of the Court Of
Quarter Sessions of Union County, Nav

Term, 1855.
The petition of David Herr Of the Borough Of Lewis
burg IN said county humbly r.presnts that he occupies
the hotel in said Borough, fprmcrly kept a public
house by e. D. Kline and il d. sirous of ontuuing the
SAM The location is central the house large aud we'll
adapted that purpose and he is provided with
convenience for the entertainment of strangers and
e'er7 lie therefore respectfully prays your honors
grant him licsuse to keep tavern during the ensuing
year, and he will pray. &c. DAVID HERR
The subscribers rescutso Of Icwisburg hereby certify
that David Herr the applicant for license, Is man of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and is well
provided with house and convoniencs for the loig
ing and accommodation Of strangers and traveerr and
That ruee house there Is necessary they therefore
recommend him proper person to be licensed TO
hep public house.
D. klnr. Jrpes crircaV, Danli H,uvs,l .Tames Bair
$ d vnn Iai.ah John B1Ui4, y ss,uok.cn, rho, 4. ~
Ihonon, Ja-t' Cib,oR- w r. Rsstm~ysv, AHrn S+oema.
ssv, Sa'f1H Secr, iEzm asA Hvvys, IAN n HDH
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
TNO the Honorable Abraham S. Wilson, ESD.

Il President, and his Associate Judges Of the
Court Of Quarter Session Of the county Of Gnicn.
The petition of Thomas Green in the Township IF Kelly
in the county of Union. humhy represents that h"
cupes house in sail township which has heretofore
been used md occupied house of entertainment and
Is desirous Of continuing the and is we'll prepared
for the accumulation oftaSe he therefore prays your
honors to grant him license to keep a tavern during
the ensuing year, and be will pray, &c.
THOMAS GREEN.
The subscribers residents Of Kelly township hereby
certify that Thomas Green the applicant for tn. license
II Of good repute for honesty and Temperance. and
is well provided with houseroCin and for
the lodging and accommodation of strangers and travellers
ara tbst public house there Is they therefore
recommend him proper person to be licensed to keep
public house.
Conrad Master, Peter Geser, Thomas Huntington,
David Grove, John Clark, = b. Pawling Joel Roger,
John Smith. John A. kiser, b. Datesman John Enui
mnn, John huntington Henry Hummcl, George Nickel
April 6, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

Ninteenth Ceutury-pervadcs large
portion Of our community. l am most
happy to know that it is not near so COM
mon in the country and even among cities
it is much milder than it was twenty years
ago, but it exists still. Why it is SO, is
not necessary for mo to explain ; but if
ga. A." can not "imagins" l think l
could manage to tell him. In the mean
time, We would earnestly recommend him
to read little more atsentirely the next
sentence he intends to criticise also o
dose Of I,obelia before be goes to work.
Yours, 6. H. r.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
TrussCs. supporters,

~NNLAcE STOCKINGS, shoul-
$0S-a----l1s>der Braces, and all other
W SuEgicalAPparatus and BAN
9ageS. applied and warranted
te give satisfaction. hy Dr.ard Mrs. .M'CLEN-
ACHAN, No. ii North SEVENTH Street,
Philadelphia.
The grea, number Of Females relieved and
cured by wearing Mrs. VI Clenachan's Sup
porters, warrants her in commcnding them as
superior 20 anything Of the kind ever offered
to the public IIy5I1I5dl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

TO the Honorable the Judges of the Cotr, OF
Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the
County OF Union. at May SESSIONS, A. D. lsi5.
The petition OF Gideon Bichi respectfully sbewcth
That your petitioner occupies comnoous house, stu
In the township Of East Buirloe, the turnpk'
leading from Irwisburg to Miiiiniurc, hch Is well cal
culafcj for pubic house Of entertainments and has been
occupied .uch for a numbrr f years, nId from il
neigh horho and situation il suitable vel!
ssry for the accommodation Of the public, and the enter
tainIi.Dt Of strangers and ira geors.
That he H. well provided with staiiing fr horses and
all Necessary for the entertainment Of tran
gers and travellers h. therefore respectfully Trays thu
Court 70 grant him license continud 10 ccp inn
public hons. II entertainment III re-.
East Bufralo,. GIDEON BlEIL.
We. the uniersi-ned citizens If the township of East
Buiaoe Aforesaid, being personally acquainted with Gii
Behl the above named petitioner. and also having
knowledge Of the hous for whiiJ the iren-o IL prayed
do certify that s house il nrccssnry o. asco-rlat,
the public and entertain strnn:.rs Travellers that lt
Is Tcrsrn of good rcputr for honesty and tcTrtanc
ani that he is well provided with house and
nhnccs for the lodging and accommodation o, strangers
aud Travellers. and also well provided with EHbliag
iors-s W. therefore beg leave to recommend him for
license, ayreeahly to lis petition.
Scmuei DuHtis IIiUiItH For, Jo,r s. Slrrel, Hruyj
Hu!i,r, Jeremiah Huber, Henry Booers.r Hary roH
Ji1ry Gsi., JotR Nnierd, Jacob Nj, DI'id EsgUy
Goygc Wat,r, DdpiI Nii'eT Ge0,ge n.er J1shaa HStt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

his AsSOGlaieS, Judges OF the Count Ct
Quarter Sessions Of the county Of Union The petition
OF IlJa {. Morc, ui Hartley tow n-p, in said county
humhly rcprc.nts that lie Is desroGs II keeping iub-
lie inGsc, THyen at lis Old stand lately occupied by
Danl strouse and Is well prepared for tn, nrrU ation
OF Travellers Ac He therefore rays your ionors grant
him censeto keep tavern, during the ensuing year,
and he Will pray, &c. ELiJAu {. MOORE.
We che subscribers. residents of Hartley towushi p,
county aforesaid, hereby certify that n ah or, the
applicant for license, Is Of good puts for honesty
and temp and is well provided with aud
conveu.encr- fr the lodging and accommO ai9u of
gers and travellers and thata public house there
sary; they Therefore recommend him proper person
be iicen'ed 10 keep public house.
A.'Ai !Iiac'mg.y, Crt.ttan Nenscb iathosy Ieftrer
DJnsi NroUse, Il T. Corr, Hird Nitss,, If'., btH.r
JGoob fees, oH lg'yer. DIr,d kle John BIZ. u. Wa
d,RsJid Jas. hiotcr, I'm + .Se.L,jd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
SALAMAMDER SAFES !

-,
FRIDAY morning, Dee. 18th, ls5i-EVANS &
WATSON'S SALAMANDER SAFES TRIU-
MPHANr, as they always ale when put to
the test
'PHILanELPEIA, Dec. Is, 1854.
MeSSrs.Evans Watson, n o.29 South Fourth st
Gentlemen-Ne take much pleasure in rec
ommending your Salamander Safes 10 Merch-
ants and others in want Of secure means Of
preserving their books, papers &c. from fire,
as the one We purchased from you about seven
months since has preserved our books, papers
and cash in as good 4 condition as they were
when put into 1t. before the great fire of this
morning, which destroyed the entire block of
buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets
The above safe was in usc in our office, on
the second floor of our building, from which
place itiell into the cellar, and remained there
until the fire was out The Safe was then re-
moved and opened in the presence of at least
1000 persons, who witnessed the good condi-
tion of its contents. VIII you please have
the Safe and Locks repaired as we intend to
put 1t in use again, having perfect confidence
IN its fire-proof qualities.
Yours, respectfully,
LACEY & PHILLIPS"
Evans & Watson take pleasure in referring
TO the following, among the many hundreds
who have their Safes in use: L. s. Mint, Phil.
ada: Farmers IL Mechanics Bank, Phiiada. :;
Samuel Allen, Esq, High Sheriff. Philada:
John n. Henderson City Controller; Caleb
Cope & Co, No. ls3 Market ST., Richard
Norris q Son, Locomotive builders, Philada
Bancroft & Sellers, MachiniSts. corner 10th
and James Sts. Franklin Fire Insurance Co.,
Phllada,; Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Philada.;
Lacey II Phillips, corner 9th and Minor Sts.;
SharpleSs & Bro, No. 32 South Second ST.
James, Kent 4 Sanlee, No. li7 North Third
St; W Ii. HorStman x Sons. No. 81. North
Third ST.; Smith, Williams & Co., No 81 Mar
ket St; ]. & b. Orne, No. 1856 Chestnut st.
= "A large assortment of the above Safes
always on hand (warranted to stand at least 10
per cent mere fire than any Herring's Safe
now in use). EVANS & WATSON also
manufacture and keep for sale, Iron Shutters,
Iron Doors and Iron Sash, for making fire.
proof Vaults for Banks, stores, public and pri-
va'e buildings; Seal and Letter Copying Pres
seS; Patent Slate Lined Rsfrigera,orS. &c
Please give us call, al No. 2G South FOURTH
ST., Philadelphia. april 6, '55-513yl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
dissolution of Partnership.
'IIIE Partnership heretofore exist

L between David Blair and J. L. Barrett un-
der the firm Of Blair & Barrett, in the business
of the Mount Vernon HcuSe, No. 90 North
Second Street, has been this day dissolved by
mutual consent, J. l.. Barrett having purchased
the interest Of said Blair, Will continue 10 keep
the Mount Vernon House.
DAVID BLAIR,
J. l.. BARRETT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20

The iiount Trnon House will be continued
By the subscriber, who will he happy 10 see
his friends and spare no pains to make them
comfortable. J. J.. BARRETT.
Philadelphia, April Z, l855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-20
Real Estate.
Orphans Court Sale.
DY virtue of sn Order of the Orphans

u
- Court of Unton County, will be sold at
public sale. al the residence Of the widow of
Gccfge 0undy, deceased in East Buii1loe
township, on
F,iiny he 4M day IF Nay
next. a ya.dahle rrac. Of TIMBER 80
LAND, situate IN East BuIaloc a$ssS.S
township, Containing about 100 S8Y2F
Acres. adjoining lands Of William
Peters. heirs of Michael Oman. and others,
i, being part of the real estate Of which said
George Gundy died seized.
Sad tract of land VIII be sold in pieces of
10 or 20 acres, 10 suit purchasers. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock y VI Of said day, when
terms Of sale will be made known by
JOHN GUNDY. Administrator
OF said George Gundy, decd
East Bufaloe, April ., 1855
NIB. Any person wishing to examine said
Timber Land. viii be shown It by calling on
either the Administrator, Jacob Gundy, oI
Simon Il Gundy