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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
WONDERS OF NATURE.

YNHE present Proprietor of the newly disco
i vered Winfield Cave Qimestone) in
DRY VALLEY, Union Co. hereby gives notice
that the Care wiH NOT be open on SUNDA Us
for Visitors. 1t may be visited by Ladies and
Gentlemen on any other day, and on SATUR-
DAY Of every week especial preparations will
be made to accommodate with lights.
OAll persons are forbidden TO break off,
injure, or take away any specimens from the
Cave. under penalty of prosecution.
The payment Of l21 cents only is required
Of every person before entering.
NOAH WALTER,
Dry Valley. June ce, 1889.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
MANY THOUSAND

CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
from the mos, intclligen, and respectable persons
residing in every portion of the United States could
be presented These are now unnecessary. but q
numerous selection embracing many statements Of
the most extraordinary character ST tcicat to CON-
VINCE THE MOST SCEfrICAL may be had Of tss
authorized Agent; The interested are particularly
invited 70 call
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
LEWISBURG CHRONICLE g. WEST BRANCH FARMER.
The renowned Remedy.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT

This extraordinary unsuet Is composed Of the most
healing Baisaius, aud when used in accortsucc with
the drectons winch accompany each pot, viii insure
cures when Nil other means :ail. Eases OF the most
Desperate skin dseas-s readily yield to lis efficacy.
1t famous when used c of Gout, ,RheGmatism
Contracted ur Stia Joints. In Asthmas It viii do
wonders il ruble ed into the Chest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

The Lancaster Eraminer, thinks the
argument good one, aud very justly
remarks that all these are as essentially val
uable, as food, as the wheat itself and fol
fa.ten:ng, much more SO, the OF of wheat
residing in the bran; who'e giving only
about per cent. Of fatty matter, or OIL
But the ash of bran consists chiefly Ol
phosphate Of mognesia, . very valuable salt
both in food and as manure while it is
one of the rarest in the soil, one Of the
most expensive to restore, aud without
which wheat can not come to maturity.
From these premises, the editor argues
the advantages that would accrue to the
State of Pennsylvania by manufacturing
the grain into flour at home, instead Of
sending it abroad in the grain.
The argument is good one, and might
be pro6tably extended to counties, &c. Be
sides continuing the production Of wheat,
The consumption Of bran would add TO the
amount of dairy products, aud beef AID
pork, which in iurn would also increase
other farm products beyond the value Of
The annual exports of wheat
Now, suppose all of those increased pro-
ductions were consumed at home by the
same class Of mechanics that now consume
the -four sent aJrood-and, instead Of
exporting wheat or flour, or beef or pork,
the State should export the articles man
ufactured by the hordcs thus fed what
would be the result? Which is best for
the farmers?
And the amount lost by waste and
transportation is greatest in the wheat.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
DISSOLUTION.

TAKE notice that the partnership hereto
fore existing between John Church, Levi
Rookie and Lewis Bachman, under the firm of
]. Church. Rookie 4 Co., is this dav dissolved.
The books and accounts of said firm will re-.
main a, their office until the business is settled
up. LEVI ROOKIE.
Jan. 2, 1854.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
CHRISTIE'S GiLTiNiC CURATIVES,

The BELT is used when the body Or system gene
rally Is afected the NECKLACE. for complaints Of
the Throat; as Asthma and Bronchitis, and Of the
Head and the BRACELETS for all disorders Of the
limbs Rheumatism Palsy, Tremors and
Spssmodic affections These articles are simply ap-
piiei as directed with the MAGNETIC FLUID which
accompanies them, and when faithfully used tAsy
NEVER FAIL
as- The great peculisrity and excellence Of the
GALyiNIC CTRtTiVES consists in the fac; that
they arrest and disease by o:s,naTd appiesis,
in place Of the usual method Of Drugying and
rhy ysicking tire patient TIL exhausted sinks
hnpeessly under the infection THY strengthen the
rhoic Jssa eyaait-s the cirrtgtion Of Beed vs-
tie s.rreoHs inrigorG,e tie entire erl>rries sud
do f.c slightest harm -,dr any
Since their introduction the uniiej States aa,y
rlnr
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Map Of the state of California

OREGoN; UTAH; NEW MEX!Co, and
" TEXAS. printed by s. Aug's Mitchell in
lS46, and painted to correspond with the boun-
daries fixed by Congress in ls5O-for sale at the
Chronicle office. price 25 cts.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
The Old Mammoth
DRUG AND CHEMICAL EMPORIUM

ONO0 019O VJ1GlUIV110 G1W1 VIN1UI1
REOPENED
Dr. THORNTON s. Co.,
Wholesale d Retail Druggists, Le~isbarg,
OFFER to their friends and the public a
" large and well selected stock Of fresh
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals. ground Spices.
(pure) Dye-S;ufS, Brushes. Combs, Perfume
ry, Soaps. Fancy Notions, Fruit, Confectionery,
Books. Stationery, and a variety Of articles
too numerous to mention.
Give us call and Judge for yourselves-we
charge nothing for locking.
Remember the Mammoth Drag Store!
Dn. r. A. II. THORNTON & CO.
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when all hope Of relief had been given up and every
thing else been tried in vain The beneficial results
which have uniformly attended their is cons
IDENTIFY stated to be without a parallel in the annah
Of Medical Science. Clsrgymen. lawyers, and evea
ply sIcians ladies' of the highest standing; tis;Ia
ruishcl persons holding elevated official stations
merchants nanufact cturers, and mechanics the poor
and tie rch alike. often whole families snons all
CLASSES ranks and conditions have equally been re-
ciIie-is. and have equally sckHowlc the voa-
drouS and often unexpected benefits Inch the. have
thus received
hs- Let IL he known and remembered tiR the,oriy
Natural Restorative for the Nerves is GslvSiisn
and that in all Nervous Diseases we should
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Re.HlOva al.

II WINEGARDEN has removed from
L. way up town" back to the new build
ing at the old head quarters, in Market street,
Immediately under the " Chronicle and Tele-
graph Offices, where he will be happy 10
" smoke" and Z" chew" his friends and Gus
toners. in good style and quality at moderate
cash rates
Lewisburg, Oct. IA, 1853.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

NICKARDT'S Cattle Powder
l. The best article
nov In use 0or particulars see bills) for sale
BY Beaver Xrensr 4 Mccfe, LevisSoss
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Most astonishing Cure Of Scrofulous Ulcers,
certified by the Mayor of Boston, Eng. }

]
Cpy ~ Lsltef from j. -N""i> Esq, mayor ~ DOston,
L'ne"ashr.
! To PROFESSOR Hhicw;f-peaF St hrs. sarah hAon
o LiluorP'hi strt' >t"'' a- 'h's uAs ueP,stu
ME tat Tor tc"hsi she "as sesreit acte
win scr'tuious sores ana uc rs III mr. arm. i;eI egs,
ard oinr parts oi nr Dous ahu "tnpush tne HFst vi
is' da' ad'ice as opA'. AZ 'ne eoS' oi arg sum
" aI,! ~! 80, - 80. ~ " "
s -; -. ,,n.i,i ,r . fr;.r, IN ,,x ro,, o;r,nc,t
81. .s.r1 . sr,.r -, ,na . bo, 81 ,bc p,iIs ,pJ
H., IL, - III -, s,,n,, nm. ot ,u,.nI,,.,i ,pn..
- n -s,r;n, ~i,i' ,h ,,,,,;,,,,o. Tor , .bo,t nm.
i@ 80 =. . tn, -, ,b d;r.c,;ons a,a s,rctIv .,ih., M,
-. -, 80. ~ 70 a., A. sh, w.. r,f,i, craI M
your rues as " uf.t 1v ee was fei3e'5 su'eu o-o
nov enjoys 'he oeSt Ii i ne.'".
~ ,s- ie'n '"' ~on,r
phteu aug l., i''"' is'sn'" 'Noh1h'
Extraordinary and rapid Cure OF Erysipelas
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Old Newspapers,

GONE thousands in number, Of all sizes, for
~ sale at the Chronicle office. at so cts pev
100 taken as they run. or 81 when assorted. a
chance for Scrsp Books as weliss fcI vrarpirv
rspes. April s,tase
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
HENRY C. HICKOK,
Att0rneD at 1aw,
AND
MDIAHY PUDllEa
Lcyvisburg, Union County, Pa.

AdminIstratOr'sN Notice.
THAVE received from the Register Of Union
county. Letters Of Administration upon the
estate of DR.. JoaS w. S,NoxroS, late of Phcr
nixville, Chester county. Penn'a. deceased.
All persons indebted 10 said estate will please
make immediate payments. and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement 10
PETER BEAVER, Administrator.
Lewisburg, Dec. IA, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Telegraphing. new Rate Table.

For every additional word cent TO all sta
tons on this line.
Not now in operation.
UAll other stations wcs, and south Of
Philadelphia, rate increased cents.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31

]. & F. Spyker
"AVE just opened and for sale cheap for
i'll Cash or IN exchange for country produce
HatS-Moleskin Nos. l, ., 3: Silk Nos. l.
2,3; Angola Nos. |, ., ;; black curled brim
pearl and fiat brim Hungarian, fine brush
maggon, wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down TO a levy chip.
Caps of the latest styles and Of every des.
cripllnn. o suit everybody.
CIOtIllnS-Coats, Pants, and Vests for
Men and Boys; Shirts Of different kinds, shirt
collars. stocks. handkerchiefs. gloves, socks,
in short everything TO wear from head to foot
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Carpet Bags and Trunks.

Thankful TO our customers for past favors
We hope for a continuance of the same. as our
prices are low. Give us a call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
A large assortment of Furs, such as Mufs,
Victorines and Mufatees, &c
Panama. Leghorn Hats, and Bonnets WHIT
ENED ASD PRESSED on short notice and reason
able terms. Nov. 4, 1853
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-03-31
Loss by exporting Wheat.

The editor of the Farmers Companion,
Detroit, has been making some calculations
70 show the loss, to he farmer, by export
IN. Wheat instead of Flour. lie estimates
that Of the 6,O0oO0 bushels of whea,
annnaily produced in Michigan, 1 200, 900
are exported, which would yield 37,s00
io.s Of bran aad shorts, which, il kept at
home and fed 10 cattle, would add far more
wealth 10 the State, than i, receives from
the price obtained, because the withdrawal
of SO much of the material constituents
of whea q. from TIE sol, will soon render it
unproductive.
The analysis of bran shows that it con-
IA,
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5000 ERs ONs
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages. clarses AMI conditions, among
whoni were large number Of Ladies. who pecc-
LaTiy subject IN Nervous Complaints. have been
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24
women in Arms-vsto on a Bad House,

We learn that the old Jones Tavern in this
city, situated on the Leicester road which for
some time past has been nuisance 10 the
neiRhhorhood, by reason Of the bad character
of the inmates was suddenly vacated on Thur
day last, in consequence Of an intimation that
the pelice were about to pag visit b the
place. Since then it has been unoccupied;
but learning that Mr.. Edward Curtis, the les
see of the place, was about 10 lease again
to inmates of doubtful reputation, the ladies
of New Worcester held a meeting on Monday
afternoon, and appointed a committee OF TWEEN
ty of their number to wait upon Mr.. Curtis
and protest to him, in the name Of humanity
and decency, against the use of his premises
for the vile purposes TO which they had recently
been appropriated.
Accordingly, at 5 o'clock on Tuesdsy morn
ing, eighteen of the ladies constituting the
committee called at the house of Mr.. Curtis,
but he did not make his appearance; and af-
ter leaving a message with his wife, to the
effect that they had submitted to the disgrace
of such house of infsmy in their midst long
enough, and assuring him that unless . speedy
reformation in the character of his tenants
was effected serious consequences would ensue
they retired What may be the final result Of
these things 1t is impossible to tell, q doubt
less the landlord of Jones's Tavern will looi
out for breakers, and pay good heed to the
warning which his female neighbors have
given him.-Worcester Mass. Spy.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24
THE WEEKLY STAR.

With planetary punctuality, the Weekls
Star makes its appearance to-day, as bright
a. fresh, az entertaining, as instructive, and as
attractive, a. ever. We need scarcely com
mend 1t to the Washington public, for they
have already shown an appreciative know'sdgs
Of its sterling merits; but to people at dis
lance We would say, that II you are DESTROYS Of
having life-like picture of men and things a
The capitsl-of obtaining reliable reports d
shs ssyings and doings in the Great sanhe
drim Of this great nation-send to rs 81 2;
every year. and your rational desires ant
prs'ssvorthy curiosity will be fully gratifed
through the medium of the Weekly Star. It.
miscellaneous columns, filled with the riches
Kind OF intellectual food, Is not among tn,
least Of Its attractions.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24
AMEsEME MIS-
eRAMn PlIAsnns RESORT.

r. NOTICE. TO IN. entToTs :
zwAsgINGroN, Gkoke efgr
H-rte ovaers ~ the GEO. s<A6-
TyGToN and THOMAS COLLIER have lsSS
he white Hosse Pavilion, and the HOUSE nov
his place il well suited FIR Pie Mos and Balls
The Psvfl on IL $50 rect long by 20 81 vide. The
yreat sdvantage In parties grtng there, they have
Aue shady groves; and . splendid house 70 keep
hem Tree from expos IRE by storm. The house hAs
the fixtures put up 80 that the house can be used
for taiis ut night
a. No steamboats, are allowed 10 land parties 1t
The white House except hy consent Of the DIRECTOR
OF the above boats
IN. WALKS around the Louse are being passked
and grsveled.
-. Lerpe preparations are made for kxcrrsons
=, TIE whf'e House on the 9Th Of July. me dinfnS
ram ana tkree sites are for rent on thss day.
Psr.ous can 20 and select other places tof their
N sssmsut except those selected By The Company
for that day.
uan.. ~ IN the beat on the 4th Of July.
SeIaNso6t JOB Cos son, Captain.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24
PIC MIC TO ARLINGTON.

A the solicitation Of many Of friends and fel
"A low citizens, the subscriber will give Pic \ ic
II the alb We spot on wEDNES nAY, June eath.
The best accommodation " Ill be furni he'd for boil
s'Irs who NAV wish to participate.
The boat will le We Nth street bridge at oe'ock
1 n.
known aid eompct Mt caterer.
The best cotiilOa Musi- Is engaged for the use Of
ali those who may wish to engage in the may dane
Lsdie "a an gentlemen can now have an opportu.
lity Of spsnding day pleasantly; the propriett r
pleagt"g himself that every thing shall be done 10
Gender this TIE pic mic OF tn. season.
The FLOWING named gentlemen have consented
to act as managers on the occasion:
Jno NJ Judge, Jno Dudley,
Levi Jones, Henry Sage,
W Robinson, Albert Kirby.
Jno Cbauncey, Josiah simr son.
Tickets $2-adnitting gentleman and ladies.
je A-3t* JOSIAH Simpson
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24
FE RAONAI..

80. The New York Tribune having made a
great fuss recently over the sale of likely
family of slaves. advertised in the National
IAtelitgemcer, predicting that though restrict
ed to the District of Columbia. they would be
separated in the sale and sent off to different
portions of the South, is informed that they
four in number-were duly sold yesterday to
Mr.. Willard, of Wizards hotel in this city,
for 81 900. Will the Tribune please to pub
lish the fact that they were not separated in
the sale, and that the condition Of restriction
has not been violated?
80. Ned Buntline wouldn't be Ned Buntli ne
| unless he was in the hottest kind Of water
The Charlestown Mass advertiser distinctly
| charges Edward z. c. Judson, alias Ned
Buntline," with marrying lady in Newark,
n. j., in September last, and recently aban.
| doning her at Fitchburg, in this State, when
within few days he clandestinely married
| again in Charlestown When the first wife
| came to I" see about it, on Saturday last, he
| had fed with his new wife to parts unknown
go. The French Minister at the Court Of
Madrid has gone to Paris on leave of absence
| He Is still suffering from the wound received
in the duel with Mr.. Minister Soule.
80. There is 10 kind of gossip more eagerly
sought after by US free and enlightened repub-
| licaus than royal gossip. Here is the last slice
| cut from the London Court Journal:
Her Majesty the Queen and his ROYAL
uighness Prince Albert, accompanied by their
oval visitors, the King of Portugal aud the
Duo dOporto, honored the Marquis and
Marchioness Of Breadaibane with their pre-
sence at a grand ball, given on Wednesday
evening to nearly one thousand leading mt m
| oers OF the aristocracy, At the noble maj quis s
magnificent Evidence in Park lane. The ex-
terror Of the mansion, both in the Park lane and
drosvenor street frOntages. was brilliantly il.
| Eliminated at dusk. The Grosvenor street en-
| trance was appropriated to the general com.
pany, the Park lane entrance being reserved
exclusively for the Queen and royal visitors %
80. A telegraphic despatch announces the
death, in Boston, Of Chief Justice Wells, OF
Massachusetts,
.... Mr.. John N. Grassland, Of Pottsville
Pa, an oyster house keeper, has written five
| act tragedy-so says the Philadelphia Sun
fhe horrors Of the drama, no doubt, are served
| something after this fashion: Raw, stewed
Fried, Broiled, and in the concluding act
Devilled." We 60 in for this new tragedy
for the warm weather. "One dozen stewed -
Yesterday. the Hon. Gerrit Smith enter.
tanned large number of ''honorables'' at
dinner at his residence in this city.
-. Miss Davenport has been playing a
highly successful engagement at the Buffalo
theatre. The press Of that city speak of this
gifted lady's acting in terms Of the highest
commentator
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

COPPER IN TENNESSEE 1t may not be gen
orally known that In Polk county, Tennessee
there are twelve copper mines in operation
most Of which produce ore Of a quality richie
than the mines Of Lake Superior For thi
ore $40 per ton is realized. The cost of trans
Por,ation TO New York is 81: so The eopper
tusiness Is the most profitable in that section
curing the month Of April fur of t1ese min e.
sni Pred Elk hundred tones of ore; equivaIsn
IN value to 100000.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

AN IMPERIAL BOGUS CoNcERN.-The Paris
Patrie says-"The following fact completes in
an instructive manner, the history Of Russian
finances recently published. In one of the
establishments on the coast Of Abasia, which
we're evacuated by the Russians, q manufac-
tory for coming, specially intended for the in
habitants Of those provinces, was discovered.
The metal employed is so alleged that in Eu.
rope the coins would be considered as counter
felt ,, +. I'D. 49, .....
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

ERUITS, &C.
Il 20 boxes LEMONS,
80 drums FIGS,
% boxes (hslves AMI qssrters) RAfsISs,
1000 pounds Bordeaux Soft-shell ALMONDS
1000 do Sicily do do
500 do FILBERrS,
500 do vECAN NUTS,
% boxes fresh sUJUBE PAsTE.
% do escorted GU Drops
IS do Shelled ALM0NDs
rs do Assorted CANDLES
800 pounis CURRANTS,
500 do .ISuNS. In kegs,
500 do PRUNEs, in kegs.
For sale BY S. Ii. HOWELL.
corner Of High and Wa'er sti ests,
le Z5-3e Georsefovn.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

HoNoRING HIS MEMoRY.-Sumerfeld Church
is the title of a new NJ. E. church, named in
honor of John Sumerfeld, which is to be erect.
ed at Dobb's ferry, n. Y, where the eldes
sister of Mr.. S. still resides. The corner stone
was laid this week.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

The sTERIosOoPI-This beautiful instrument
and wonderful q beautiful-has been seized upo,
by the Daguerreotypists, smplfed, and put b. 70,
the public for general adoption On viewing th,
application OF 1t to Daguerreoype pictures it is hare
to restrain ones warmest enthusiasm, SO astonisl
ing is the result produced. The object of vision seel
through the stereoscope is no longer picture; i,
has all The lineaments, and pecaliarties, and pres
ence Of the living subject, only less in size. The
completeness with which this is done must be sssl
to be believed. The emily place that We know of il
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can b
procured is WHIfEHURsr's, on Penns ylvania avenu,
The world is indebted to Professor WHIArsroNR fo,
this beautiful invention, which EQUALS In fact wis
re only read of in the fabulous mirsoles of Urls
Bacon.
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described sbov.,
are daily sold at WHITEHURsr's GALLERY Peunsyly.
MIA avenue near ~ street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

PLEAD HIS OWN Casa lawyer named
Evans was tried in Greenupsburg, Ky, lately
for grand larceny, in stealing the pocket book
of professional brother, which had been lief,
on bench in the court house. The prisoner
made an eloquent speech in his own defence.
resting his case on the point ''the lost property
cannot be the subject of larceny" and he was
acquitted '"..
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24
Is CENT DAGUERREOTYpES.

NV ever continue TO please our very nnmefou
w frienda and acquaintance with perfect like
nesses for only Is cents, taken by the new French
Process, by which process are enabled to tax,
rom three to four hunAred pictures daily. II GU
frler ds call at j. j. wOODBrIUGEe, Pa ay, betw
o b and 9TH streets, over Gilman's Drug Store, W.
NIL assure perfect 50 isisction.
d. r. STILTZ.
je A-1t& j. WOODBRIDGE PROM
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

NEWS FOR The FILLIBUsrERs.-A tele
graphic despatch from Cadiz announces the
departure Of five hundred men for Cuba. TIL,
Csmereio of that city states that the expedi
ton about TO leave for that island is to consis
Of thirteen sail, carrying four thousand troops
Another convoy will shortly follow with tuc
thousand more ---
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

ICE PITCHERS, INTERPRETATIONS. Wa
TtR-CO0LERS, ICk-CREAM FREtZgRs &c
simpsons Pstent double Britannia ICE PlTCH-
ERS handsome and dursb'e article warranted to
preserve ~ lbs o. lie in three piLts Of water nearly
seven hours before melting
Parsons Universal Stone Jar Refrigerstors with
Watermsn's pa'eut Ventilator. Satisfactory e~L
dence will be produced showing their superiority
over all other Refrigerators.
Wafer-Ccoler's manufactured expressly for the
subscriber, of ell tizes
Austins patent Magic Freezer, warranted TO pro
duce superior zee cream In xix nlin utes
1h- above. together With q large assortment OF
Housekeeping articles, be had at very low prices
by calling al the subscribers General Housefu.n.h-
ing store, Iron ball. c. W BOTELRR
je 23-lw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

SILIsTRA.-The force sent for the relief Of
Silistria amounts to 10000 men, consisting of
80, 900 Turks, $4,000 French, and 1000 Brit.
ish The expedition expected to reach the
fortress by the 10th of this month, when no
doubt the grand ball commenced in earnest
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-06-24

SELLING PILLS TO SOME PURPosE.-Ex-
Senator DR.. Brandreth is erecting a splendid
block Of stones on Broadway, New York, at a
cost of 100000. How many blocks Of marble
have been erected in consequence of taking
quack medicines