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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
PUBLIC SALE
o f r 9 a l e STATE

llNG IN BeFseley county Ni,,,.,.
M virtue OF The decree rendered i ~ y
OF g. III Beckwith 4 Co. and nttnr, ~ So
Il. q. kownslar and Others. On ,hs = s'as
MAY, 1904, by ihe CMcuii Court oi B..s.
County, am directed to make a. - ~.
lands now in the possession or he M , !,
kcwnslar. viii therefore psocees = u. 81
front OF the Court House door ia Mar,.'1s'' [
on Monday. tic liza day IF Se5l,aI,s s ~.
(heing court day) the said lands ''e'
The lands have been surve, ed aaa
By the Surveyor OF Berkeley. f'a''''
The tractto be sold contain 4ss A..
SO poles, lying un Mill Greek and : aa'
quality Of lard. The improvement :. ss'1
large and commodious Brick Dwsl,n, %
ali necessary outhuildnes. Aso a. w
comfortable Dwelling and one Of H. bss, 'S /,
seats in the Valley. Tie water ( absa5 |
aud never-iaIling. II has been used \. y
number Of years as a paper mil, for wh;eb
better location cannot be louna. AlSn,
ficiency OF Timber OF good qualay. ~
23S Acres and So Poles Of he abeya :,
are held in lee simple. -"
The balance of the tract Is A rpy.rs,o...
right. subiec, 10 the dover esa,e e NJ
Elizabeth kownslar. OF wkich the ppreb...
viii get possession at her death.
The terms of sale as prescribed b. said 4.
cree are---ene-third cash, the residue n -
and two years, with interest from day Of ~
and deed Of trus; on the premises 10 seen,
the deferred payments
j JACOB VAN DoREN ia
Sheriff oil Berkeley Coua,,
I,,lu &c IsEl q -Nl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
FORMATION OF CaAL.

The following, wliichwe extract from &c.
illogical lecture delivered by Dr. K. 5 Pos
ter. Of New York, contains some very utter
estiug matter relative to the origin OF the for
nation Of coal. The DR., supports the ad-
mitted theory Of the vegetable deposit, but
introduces few novel suggestions Us to the
peculiar class Of tree which comprises The
coal bed
''He said taatit gas a remarkable taet,
that IN the zoe ,beasGfe wLich was found to
De conrased az tropieal vegetation all over
the globe, ior 1000 feet vegetable never
Known before or 81 ee, al the trees were IN
di genous that is growing irom within out
ward, as the palm, of which we find coal spe-
cimens with trunks twelve feet in diameter.
Al our age, on the other hand, nlnetenths OF
tle cgetation is Of exogenous growth that is
growing by aceretou lfom without Ii you
girdle tic trunk of palm, for instance, it
will not be seriously injured, while the same
operation on an oak, would destroy its life
the vitality in the FIRST case being within, aud
in the latter on the outside Of the trunk.
What is singular ia ii e coal formation is.
that it is not one solid mass Of coal, but there
are several layers Of coal alternating with
layers Of rock. Two theories are assigned for
CHS popularity. 0ne suppositiouis, that at
ter a dense growth of Vegetation, the earth
was submerged and deposit Of sand took
place. aud this process continued for thou
sands years---hence tie alteration ofstrata
But the most probable theory is. that the
successive groWths Of vegetation decayed and
were carried down the immense tropical riv-
ers, and in consequence the streams broke
over them and left deposits of alluvial matter
upon them Above the coal seams are found
the first signs of animal life upon land. The
bird tracks are the first signs of this species
of life, anc were discovered in the valley of
the Connecticut
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
Iarra raou ErgopE.

The three days later intelligence rom
Europe received b. the arrival Of the ASA
furnishes bot few important facts Ire
Russians continued their retreat from the
Prineipslties ADD the Turks were closely fol-
loving them up. Russia has given up to
Austria. and by the immediate evacuation OF
both Moldavia aud Wallaeais, bas prevented
the advance Of her forces Austria subse.
quently signed ar engagement With France
and England to insist 90 guarantees o future
peace from Rassia. and rot TO be satisfied
with the restoration Of the sfdtn quo. This,
II il be confirmed, viii prove 40 important
concession to the allies From the Baltic
there is nothing but repetition Of the re-
ported s,ormiDg Of Domersund- The allies
have probably taken possession Of the Aiaad
Islands, but details are still wanting.
The determination to attack sevsstopel
still holds good, end the most formidable pre-
parations we're in progress for this pregnant
movement. The landing OF small body OF
French troops at the Istbmos of Perkof, IN
the Crimea, is also reported
From Eugladd with tbe exception Of an
episode in Parliament in relation to the Gu
ban slave trade, there is nothing Of interest.
The Paris Mooiteur publishes the French
governments refusal to grant an amnesty
but prescribes tie terms on Which russia
may obtain pence.
TIE Intelligence from Spain is entirely IN
important Madrid remained quiet. The
people had demanded The trial Of Queen
Christina, and tho Ministry had conceded
what they did not dare to refuse.
The London money market showed no
change conso.s were qroted at 9336 to
9374. The demand for -four was fair and
holders firm. Cotton bad declined I'D -
Accounts from tie agricultural districts con
tiDued vorabe.-Bah american.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
OUR SCHOOLS.

AS will be seen by advertisements the schools
of our town will commerce their Fall session
on next Monday.
The Berkeley Female Seminary, under The
charge of Miss Caroline I Miller, will be
continued in the Seminary building, where
young ladies will lie thoroughly instructed 10
all the branches taught in til c best schools
Mrs. Armstrong popular school for giils,
viii be continued iu the room over the store
Of Mr.. Michael, on the corner of Queen and
Bnrke Streets.
The Martlnsburg Academy uoder tie
charge of Mr.. Charles T. FharestQek, aud the
Webster Institute, 10 charge Of Mr. VI. G..
Webster, both excellent schools will be re
oponed on Monday next. With such schools
IN our midst, there is no necessity for parents
sending their children away to procure their
education
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
PERSONAL PROPERTY

ofsaid deceased, consisting In part, as 'olless
head Of good work Horses; Colts.
mich Cows and l2 stock Cattle:
so head Of Hogs; 9 four-horse Wagons
Wagon-bed /. Wheat Drill. Roller
! six-horse Ibreshiug aud Cleaning Machine. i
complete order;
lwo-holse Wagon Wlest Fan,
3arshear. Single and Double Shovel Ploughs
Log Chain Fifth Chain 6 stands Of Bee,
lot of Bacon, Corn by the acre,
3 tons of Timothy Hay, cut before harvest
| Cooking Stove, and many other articles o
Household and Kitchen Furniture not necessAr,
20 mention.
Terms Of Saie On all sums over 50 a erelito
Dix moAths viii be given 0fthatsnm aud Jude
the cash will be required. No property to be re
moved until terms OF sale are complied With
nsaF"Two Negro Men, one Woman and one po
will be hired on the day of sale till next Chris;
mas. JOHN p kEARFoTT, Adm
Angusf "a tSAt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
PRESCRIBING TuE KNOW NornINGs.


The Washington correspondent Of tie Bal
timore Patriot furnishes tie 'ollowing:-
1T is said that the public departments are
all to be purged Of Know Notbiugism," and
that clerks arc to be required to subscribe a
declaration that they are not members of the
ORDER of KNOW Nathings' as condition OF
whiea they are % retain their positions
Should tbi, tyranuicaI course be adopted by
tho Administrations as alleged it will have
the effect Of Increasing the number Of adhe-
rents to this order instead ofdiminsbing them,
for the Native \ merieans Of this country are
not made of such material that they will sub
NIT to such an exercise Of tyranny by the
government, and humble themselves at the
footstool Of power. i would be little less
than madness in the ADMINISTRATION thus to
ostraeise subordinate clerks for the exercise
Of their rights as American freemsn.'
TIE same correspondent staieq that Il is
said and believed that some tweuly-four Of
the most Influential and wealthy gentlemen Of
Washington, have agreed to advance $500
each, to put Know Nothing paper IN oper-
alton in Washington, and that they have Of
cered the editorial department. to gentleman
of political and editorial experience, who has
the proposition under consideration
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
Commercial l,rtoro.
Martinsb,,rg Market, August 20.


BALTIMORE PRICES CURRENT.
Fos rHEwEEK EsniEo Auousr %, 1854.
Reported BY Randolph ~ I.stimer. t6 SoaGt Sgte.
fLouR-The market during The week has been quite ae,
tive though transactions continue moderate, owing
60 light stock and light receipts. Foreign
continues favorable for ndyanee We quote How
ard St, So 75aSs 81. City Mills 81 e7ass
WHEAT-Receipts large and market Arm vii . lair de-
mand We quote inferior good red t5jsol 80 /;
Common White 81 7oaSi 70 good to prime 81 Is to
81 10; family -four prime 8 75asl S..
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
.ro TnE POLLS on THURSDAY NEXT

So spy we. With the Republican" not on
lv BECAUSE Mr. Newcomer deserves all, il not
more than al tie eulagy bestowed SO freely
upon NJ. cushwa.- not only because he
goDld make IS good ifuot better officer =
net oals bepasc his Deputy would probably
he rs good n. least, if not better ofir rr
tdaa.aay llr Casl,ga cogld select uu, be-
cause. il is q gaaf Importance 20 ha'e the
County sfases free t2tbe ASPIRATIONS and ae
cessihls to tie bstcppaeity end b;gtest uer
is Of tho County Establish the system Of
Caucus eaa,eations--aud yore exclude from
9be Offices. lhe wen whose ability aud expe.
riepce 4ti.le them p FIJI them, and impose
upon tho PUBLIC in toa management. Of allour
delicate aa4 repoueibl9 municipal aniirs, men
aelgted, rH the most part by selfish aud De
6igping aen, 20 advance their owa purposes
a a. salemes We stand, ana intend to stand
lspea the broad plattorn Of Ia3epeHdtnt ac-
uien II is natural for men, however unfit
tor lfioe, TO struggle to possess il. This
,ptneiFle Of individual Advancement is vitsily
lutagepistic to That which dictates the neces
-JlY Of seeming integrity, aud ability in the
pu0lie want. 1t is principle which would
1ay4lnp itself IN sill its ohious, and die erions
features g,,der the auspices Of Ctiqaes and
4Cgncasfs Hostility to it has driven many
Afttje NEST Intelligent Democrats IN the
.Coua.y to disc9pneet themselves from the or
gaaiz isioa Of Conventions to make nominations
a9tI bese tfaces, they stand upon ground which
lsuuisSaiiable. lbcy know well what they ave
,.bont44-agd what their duties are, they are
their swn advocates, aud they mean TO plead
stheiy own Gauss, With power which viii bow
taa beapay head oc Cahcus, aad shake its de
Grepid limbs ID its ancient and corrupt seat
iofnoBer. On this common ground Of devo
ti9a to or local and nauiaipsl Interests ali
faaepe,,dent men may meet remembering
tirst they have q County, whose welfi.e 1t is
their highest duty to sustain as weiI 'ds
-pdtBfo o5gy" On. then, soldiers in the
good cause, let nothing deter, or detaia you
do Jour duty yalialSly, proud will be the
gu wien you save over the field Of year tr
rmpt. Eat banner On which is Inscribed tho
motto
Integrity IA the public officers 1t /. best
secured by tho Independence of the rodvdu-
AZ voter
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30

Hqs= The London Times. 10 the course d
a recent editorial review Of the various nava
invasions chronieled review in the worlds his
tory, admits thar "the success Of the British
force that dashed up the Potomac, landed
and atter quick march destroyed Washing
ton and chen spee0ny beat retreat. ear
hardly De considered an affair of legitimate
warfare being little more than practice
aud fruitless surprise on an unarmed an un.
suspecting population
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
raE osECnEr tiNcuLIn."

Some pleasant things Will turn M in the
present aggravated state of feeling in our
County. It seems circalar, addressed to
numerous gentlemen in the County, Of both
parties-of the most unexceptionable char
meter lcsigne8 to omen ho ewes Of al TO
the co,yunt means resorted 10 10 defeat Mr..
Newcomer and of tbe unworthy arnea,s NOT
to ooe CHRISTIAN .eet alone but to i,so usual
~ ro,,rde1 os tho aptinodc. Of csc,. cher
- C',,.,.....9.t. p..,t.,.,. -.
'ne C"'"J''IS anu lne i 'N0y'e' ia" - 70 cou-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
NOTICE.


4 IL persons having claims against the esia''
N CT John J. Welsh, decd viii present then
TO me u my Office IN Martinsbprg on cr before h'
list day Of November next. together with The te
cessary evidence to prove their CORRECTNESS, al,
as the administrator is very anxious to make
final settlement Of his account, II is hoped iha
unpaid creditors will attend to this noice with
out Ge'ay. ). GaEAkD; CON eri
A,,x,,gt 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
MARTINSBURG ACADEMY.
A Card,

4 the tine is East approaching when the du-
N ties OF this institution will be resumed the
Principal is desirisus that parents having sons
to place under his charge, will be kind enough to
make it known as early as possible to the Prin-
the Board, p G pendleton, or to d. IL. Conrad
Secy.
Aug, 80, "a C.E. FAHNESTOCk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
p-iro

On the LIST inst, Mrs. SUSAN A. SMITH, wife Of Mr.
GEo A. SMITH, of this place in the 9ad year oher age
and the 10th INST, BARBARA b. SMITH, daughter OF
the same, in the 12th year Of her age.
On Saturday evening" August the Goth, at the resnenee
Of her mother, Mrs. GRiGGs, in Charestosu, Airs. ANN
BERRY wife of the Rev r. T. BBRRY pastor of the Pre-
byterian Church, in Aarnsburg.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
NON-CORRoSIYE PENS.

DOURE, BLANZY & cos, Amalgamated Pen
are manufactured of an amalgamation Of nh'
and platina--- warranted not TO corrode IN apl
kind os ink, even red ink. The pen eau also y
set TO suit any hand writing, even the most aea'
cate hand The pen is now used in The whOls
Empire Of France, and exclusively by The BasN
of England, Custom House and East inaia celn'
pany They are also used by all the .pabhe on
GERS in the United States, Fof merchants pah,
kers end Solicitors they are inyaluabs--oAe 'sa "
is sufficient, Price 59sel.s per dozen or saw
per gross. WM EVANS,
August IS, 1854 Sole A'gt for Berkeley %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
H0ISE FOR RENT.

INTENDING to leave the State for time,
| will rent to good tenant, the house live in
in Martinsburg. Possession will be giveu between
the first and fife enth Of September ] will be in
Martinsburg during all of the session Of the next
Superior Court, when desire all persons having
accounts against me to present them for settle.
ment, and all persons indebted to me are request
ed ro settle the same
August 80, 1854. j. JAMESON.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
PAY UP! PAY UP!!

TIME undersigned respectfully asksall person'
indebted to hin TO call andpay theiracoun'
as he IS DESTROYS Of replenshng his stock Of goods
for the Fan and Winter trad "iword to th'
wise is sufficient
August 20. 1854 n. II STlNE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
kCiDEMY OF THE VISITATION,
rt,EpEuIrk cry, MD,

rTHE exercises Of this Institution will recon-
,nenee on the st Monday Of September.
FERNS Of E0arders.
Board and Tuition per ninanl, includ.
ing French, sloo'0e
Washing, mending and other extras, 1900
Music on the Piano, Harp or Guitar, forms an
additional charge Also lessons in tue Spanish
German and Latin languages. Drawing and
Painting are likewise extra charges Entrance
fee IS.
Hoarders pay the current charges semi-ahnual
ly in advance Pupils are received at any TIM
during the years and the charge is estimated
from The date of their entrance.
Auoust 90 fS51.-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30

slSag@ Has any 6ody ever counted up how
many of the pseseat Senators and Represen-
tatives in Congress fsom Virginia, are reno.
gade Wings. OF were .fShy Democrats, to say
the least Of Il, ia times that tried the souls
OF pomoereey hi quite curious 10 60
oyer the list her 's9-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30

rSs~AxoTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER - mFortaa
10 Dgspeptics j S. HoucHToN's pEPSlN, lie
True Digestipe Huidor GGstric Juice prepared from
Remit, or the Fourth Stomach ofhe Or, after di,
reetions Of Baron LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist. by S. HouGiiTox NJ D. Philadelphia -
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion,
Dvsgepsia jaHadice, Lirsr Complaint, Consumption
and De5ifiy curing after nature's olca nittho9 by
natttgs's oien agent, the Gas7fc Jldcs Pamphlets,
containing Scientific evidence Gifts value, furnish
ed by agents gratis See notice among the medical
advertisements.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
aia77a7II7
NOTICE.

TIME Trustees oftne town hereby notify all per-
1 sons, that II they make any bonfires any
other demonstrations Of that sort on the evening
Of the coming election for Sheriff, or at any tim Q
thereafter they will be legally prosecuted, the
town sergeant is directed to note all persons Offend
ing against the law. THE TRUSTEES,
Aug 80 1854
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30

rg~ It is now said that the Hon. Greene
Z. bronson has re- considered bis refssal to
run as the Hard she'll candidate for Governor
in New York, The Soft shells would like to
nominate Gov. Seymour for reelection. but
1t is supposed he viii not consent to be sac
t'hoed. Erastus Corning, Esq, of Albany,
Is thought likely to b. Che Soft shell eandi
date.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
NOTICE.

DERSONs wishing to purchase lots in tht
Green Hill Cemetery are hereby notified tha,
the Company is prepared to sell, Applications
must be made to Vim N. Riddle, Treasurer, sad j
is important that they should be made at once, as
individuals will be entitled to choose their lots IN
the order they apply. The terms will be cash %
moneyis needed to make necessary improvements.
Lots is by 20 feet will be sold for $50, and afieT
the first year s25. Irregular lots and sractioDs
Of lots, where such exist, 8 u cents per square
foot JOHN WEI.LEk. SEC y.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30

g-irWHY Will SIS Suffer 7-Nixons letter
Ointment IS the only sare cure for all kinds of skin
diseases. If you are afflicted with letter. Ring
worm, or Itch try il at once and be cured. For
sale by W. ~ HEsLETfNE.
Jan Is 81
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
vaiae OF American Produce, cattle, Sc,

The Louisville Journal saysit was statod by
Professor Mapes at a recent meeting ofthe Far
mer's Club at Louisville that THE value of
live stock Of the United States at this time is
not less than $500 100000. and this will be
increased BY any increase OF the grass and
grain crops More than 100 00O 600 bushels
# wheat are annually grown, $4,000 700
bushels Of rye, 10000 600 bushels Of oats,
5000eoo bushels Of barley 9,oo00 bu'h,
els Of bucSwheat, 800 600 00D pounds af out
ter are made. les zoe Gee pounds Of cheese
aud 1000 OoO tens Of hay" There esti
mates do not inelado Indian corn, potatoes
boauf iruits, tobacco aud va,iour other pro
ducts o9pa5og ia value those We have named
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
SELLING OFF AT COST.

II GoLDBURG & co, will commence this day
Ill. selling of their summer stock OF Faycg md
Domestic Dry Goods, FreacA Aesdls,co,k. Sc. AT
COST, on account of making room for thei:. heavy
Fall stock Don't miss the plaee,-opJosite the
Berkeley Bank. Red Flag in frpnt
An, IN 1884
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
TIE KNOW xorurNcs. -..rRAsN su,yu.,

i'if NNVh NJ hiNts'--'"' RsNh Shtf VI
The above have ha, e become very notable
peuopagc8 We desire TO say at cnoe, that
We shall not drag the latter into our columns
for any purpose of attack as the ''Repub-
hcan hes done for lis defence Like any
other private citizen, be may make whatever
Roadway "a this world he can and attain
Whatever le may. These are matter, pure
81 Pirate 50 far as our paper is concerned,
Every loau is responsible to tie community
in which be lives foyhis conduct. Weleavo
the matter therefore with tLen-wlth this
simple statement, that whatever hostile feel
ipgs may exist towards bin, it originated, we
know, at q tine, when the fact of bis being
,CaAolit was po. adyer,el to, and vas based
upon alleged ofca I'VE and improper conduct
in matters connected with the first election
fot the SLerdauy. We cypres, no opinion
as to IAeir justice -bu; merely state the fact
these allegations 20 disahu,e the publa
.mipd Of iLe ridiculous essvmpJiop, that there
exists aal qagortly desire 90 Put down a
"I6or rrhu boy because of his religion 49,
We viii rriy add that, as the " RepuLHeau'
Las made him ,ud tAe matter Ofthe Deputy
Zip thcsiteof ct four orliyc editorials, lit
''otsAsre o'Fe rs .oor does Mr CaSlpa-
nor 3oo& M cF5ft j'os he Is prtto 5r he
eDroa b. esa
As jtG.s '''< aoV Notng," ~o mtsginc
ii ~i'l 5aioa;d to be sonctbug more than II
sseort nag oreani2aiioh. The sRep9bli-
auatight sady with profit, the example Of
tlm"lacbaNor3 Examuer''-onc of its osu
44iuis whjqh looking TO the fact, That as
rnity ituot more, Democrats are elected by
'hemto of6ce, tSsh Wig, determined not TO
rGn SIX aeainst TIE order, until it discoy-
cred seD'e'hiug rorraieasitle. The "Know
Notldna,' aud ,he Catholics oc5upy great
dead Of tae fasihg Of concern ana sympathy
ottho ~sod souls Of tie 1aucus partv.p They
dream 8e oe ana make love ia the other
Jealous and lailaeulate advocates of tho
rights OF Catholics, as they suddenly assume
tobc, they, yet, take good care to let til,
prestweriuES l.rnp@ that Mr.. Cushwa Is al
elder in tteir earf-a all these covert anc
insiucere schemes to elect their candidate
and sustain a ,eg Caucus leaders, who haY,
made themselves most obnoxious to the coan.
+, cthibii the desperation ( their cause
lniead i. do.s not require power of vision
Whien can see through milestone to discov,
er IN the Republicans las issue, wlu,istake
able signs ~ cntic .iated defeat, is RICH
hand N some Of rs oal giving. hes cyiaeut
W IS fo'Htciit rmor-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
FAMILY RaCQA.

VUST received, Cask Of Sugar earea ,'s y;
~ prepared expressly for family use whic" W
be sold AZ reduced prices for essh, az NC,
august g. IA, L'Asy
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
DAeuERRraS I,kENEssEs

in superior style. Daguerreotypes inserted d
Lockets Breast Pins and Finger Rings
Hours of operation from 81 4 u. ill SPIN
AUGUST % 1854 --9m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUNKER HILL SCHOOL.


rENHE Scholastic ear win hereafter be divided
into two Terms or Sessions of FIVE months
each, the first commencing on the first Monday IL
September, the second on the first day OF febru-
uary allowing vacation during the warm months
Of July and August.
The proper time to enter is at the beginning Of
session, as it is important that students lie pre-.
sent at the formation of the classes to secure the
advantages of fair start in the studies to be pur
sued, but admission ma be obtained at other
times if desired A8
An examination will be held on the last Friday
of each month and also at the close OF the session.
which The parents and friends of the students
are respectfully and earnestly requested TO at
tend
TEAMS PER SESSION
Elementary branches 5000
f. Grammar aud Geography 500
Higher English and Mathematics 1900
Languages 1900
August 80, "a j. I. CARIiLE, A. b.