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UNITED sTATEs LIFE INSURANCE.

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PaILADELPHIh.
Assets liable for Losses Jan. l. 'J4, Sl,0S3 900.
fsNiiIS Company iusuI es Lives on the cash mu-
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Divides the profits on savings among the in
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Pamphlets explaining the object and principles
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TIE WAY 10 SELL LAKE.,

TxT ( advise ali persons owning Virginia lands
w sni deslriss to sell he same, 20 Abs LR-
TisB--hFsi ia their own local papers, that
their neighbors may become acquainted with their
desire; AMI next in some journal OF wide circu-
lation, printed at distance 50 that the attention
Of strangers may be dawn TO me property.
The best paper In Pennsylvania to Advertise
Virginia Lands in is the
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GOATS or ALL KlNDSl

Ei.ts pl
COATS or ALL KlNDSl
lada Rubber. We've, and Plush French,
Eng su. Geraan and American Dress and
Fwck Busin5 Goats. Liaen and Cling
J 80 oats, "a, al qualtlir, nj coorS. man
u,"ured 10 order eXpresSiy ior my sales.
a.. he touod % any other establish
u.o. in The Valcy-decijrdly cheaper ,han
ever before su,d-->o.g IS low as 6-l leA;s
PANTS AND NFSFSl
Consisting 6f Ga, mere, Cashmerei. Cloh.
SHoet, TIVE, Corduroy Pants OF every
Y.uely Of style and prte! rloln, Cas>i
I.te, SIX. Velvet, Plush, Mar elles, Lin
On. I'D o.be' 80 Is Of Nes,s-Some as low
o. - rcHlsl
HATS AND CAPSi
Gems >nas of ) t. FUR, kussuth, Cuban
o.. quail aud ST. les; SILK, Plush Clio b
sau uiazed Cans
ti0Ck5, CltAVAFS. SHIRTS. sc.
-e ana beautiful assortment OF Stocks
oItgals, ShirIs. Coilals. Han ikerch'eis.
er,.s, Suspende,s. UGIbreas, Carpet
1a-. Trunks. Sc, Sc.
M uEce Two doors norh ol J. w
tN,'s store. aQl neXl dooI south o. Evans
"'e, )7 Queen street, Oet II, %
Ps-.us that cauEot be aceonIh odatcd with my
u stock OIL lotl'it are ia Ogncu IL am lre- arri
irSs laAe ~, order sort notice aud guar
g .s-f III - tne same low tIctN
t, 'i tara 4 slu.ret tAanks tho citizens Of hatins
lyl-o.. y, f,r the vc-y libera. patronage have
~ re- auliy solicit eou'a4tasHce of the same,
H. ,e. IRE shat bs untAsaF wanting on my taet
geo. s4l sstlsisctou. both ir 6o0iS ami PFtcs'
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Terms per Session of foe Months /.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

TOS. w. CRANriiAM returns his sin
80 eere thanks 10 his friends and the pabIic
generally for the patronage heretofore extend.
- % him, and would now announce 10 them
thai be has just returned from New YORK with
with splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,. QUEENS
WARE, HARDWARE. BuOfS.
AND SHOES. HATS AND
GAPS, BONNETS. Sc Sc.
which he is now ready 10 exhibii, and sell
cheaper aud on better lsrmS Than he same qual
ty Of goods can be purchased elsewhere
Call and see me al The Oh siapd.
April 20, 1854.
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SHOES! Sn0ES!! SHOES


N NEVS
~ HE undersigned viii sell cost large lot of shoes,
al gtions, Ladies' Misses Lbildren's, all O
fashionable styles and good qualify One door south o
Harrison's Drug Store :. A. SCHL0SS.
4lrt 4
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CHEESE.

TUsT received a supply Of good Cheese, and for
- sale by
August 8. "a. GEO. RYNEAL.
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SELIIy. OFF AT COST!

TT GOLuBuRG & 90. Willoonnrctce this day
4 selling oil the.r summer stock OF Fancy and
domestic Dry Goods. French Needisicork, SC, AT
COST, Oh account OF making room for heir heavy
Fall stock. Don't miss the place Opposite the
berkeley Bank. Red Flag in frbnt.
Aug. 80 1854.
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BUNKER HILL SCHOOL.

FS'HE Scholastic ear viii hereafter be divided
into Two Terms Sessions Of FIVE mont ks
each, the first commenc ng ON the first Mond y II.
September. the second on the first day of Fehru-
uary, allowing cttion during the warm months
Of July and August.
The proper time TO enter is at the beginning OF
II session, rs il is important that students he pre-.
sent at the formation OF the classes TO the
advantages Of fair start in the studies to be pur-
sued but admission ma. be obtained at other
times il desired.
An examination W i'll he held on the last Friday
Of each month, and also at the close of he session
which the parents aud friends of the stud snts
are respectfully and earnestly requested to at
tend
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CHEAP RnGK ST0RE-

4 EATHER Stocking an Silk a Tale of Mar
4 tinsbuIg and Berkeley County supposed to
be written by gentleman of Martinsburg :;
Lives OF the Chief Justices of the United States .
History Of Cuba Great Red Dragon, Captain
Canot, and Classical, Mathematical and Eng
lish School Books at EVANS.
September 10, 1854.
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nURRAu FOR THE~KNoW NgrHINeS.

H GoLDBURG & CO.. have Just (eceived by
Ii Ad. MS 4 Co.'S Express, a let of haoO Moth
'~y 6adges which win be seld very cheap.
August 80 1855
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MORE NEW EaNKS.

EFEROIC Women of Il e West; Utah ard
the Mornons Ten nigntsin a Bar Room
100 copies Of IS cent Books for Is cents each
Mans of Virginia-to be had at EVANS.
August 2, 1854.
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VEGETABLES.

VENIE subscriber would inform those in want Of
A fresh Vegetables, that he is in daily receipt
OF all kinds, and can supply them cheap at his
Grocery nearly opposite the Lutheran Church
July 10, '54 CHARLES SCH0PPERT.
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FAMILY BACON.

TUST received. Cask of Sugar Cured Hams,
- prepared expressly TOR family use, which will
be sold AZ reduced prices for cash, at
august 0. '54. EVANS.
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MILLINERY.

MRS. s. A SGHL0SS,
Two doors south OF j. Harrison's Drug Store,
M OULD inform the ladies of Martinsburg and
w vicinity that she has just opened choice
anu fashionable assortment of
FAIL AND WINTER MILLINERY,
comprising every article usually kept IN her line
she respectfully invites all in want Of good aud
fashionable goods, or work in any dedepartment
Of the Millinery business, TO call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. She iatters herself that She will
be able to please all. Sept. 4, 1854
1909 BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
FENO canvass tor he best AMI most sa cable books
4 pubushed They are written by the most
popular Authors of the day, including among
others, 7. S ARTHUR of whose last great work
Ten Nights iH "a Mas Sooua,
10 600 copies have been sod within a month of
publication,
These Hooks are bcautiiuily illustrated, (many
Of Them with finely coored plates apd are printed
and bound in the best manner
Agents will find pleasant and profitable en-
ployment ia their circulation, For further par
iicuiars address (post-paid)
J " BRADLEY, Publisher,
No As North Fourth Street, Philada.
September II. 54.---3m.
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DERkELEY FEMALE SEMINARY.
Miss Caro,,,,c r.. MILLER,

Miss Caroliuc a. MILLER.
TsNHE second session ofthis school for Verso La
DIES will Commence on Iondoy ne 4th dag Of
September Atx', in the building ON King Street.
Nartinshurg, nearly opposite the y. L. Church
known as the ''RERKELEY SgNSARy"
Thorough instruction viii be given il all the
branches pertaining 10 a highly finished English
education. with French Latin Music. &e.. &c
The building ai.d grounds are large iayorably
stasted. aud in every respect well adapted to the
purposes VI school.
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TIVE subscriber would respect fully inform his
i friends and the public sneraly, that he has
again opened his saloons and feels confident thar
he can accommodate aud p ease all who may favor
him with a CALL with the best OF Oysters which
he will receive daily from Baltimore fresh and
which will be served in any style desired His
tables will at all times be supplied ~i;h the choi-
cest Pickles Nc, that the market will afford.
To The Ladies' he would say thar their saloon
will at no time be occupied by Gentlemen unlsss
accompanied With ladies. lie is also prepared TO
furnish Oyster by the can. o. any quantity de-
sired. GEO. AYNEAL
Sent g. 1854
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THE NEw YORK MUSICAL REVIEW
AND
CH0RAL ADVOCATE

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TILE nEST MAGAZINE.

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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY.
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The Company add Bonus periodically to the in
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claim instead Of 81 900 originally insurcd tho ncxt
Oldest amount to 81 237 so; the next in ago TO
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proportion, according TO the amount and time OF
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLIES
AND RLACKWOODS MAGAZINE.

Important Reduction an the Rates Of Postage.
I EONARD SCOTT co, No. 81 Gold street
IL Ney York, continue to publish the following
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NEW BOOK BY REV. JACOB ABBOTT.
aROLLO ON THE ATLANTIC"
BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with original desig

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