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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

WIfJwere to attribute my success in business TO
anN one cause, moro than another, would be TO n
IMdiciOus system of advertising, by which inform
and what had for aIe"---AbbOt Lawrence
AS n general rule, those who advCTtize, sell
lower tina n those who do Their increased bu-
sincss enabling them sell ut n smaller per cent.
profit, and make u mnch greater aggregate profit
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
4. n, welch,s superb Engraving from
Stuart's Portrait of Washington.

II
4. n, welch,s superb Engraving from
Stuart'a Portrait of Washington.
The Publisher.of T. B, Welch's mag
ni6cient portrait of Washington, feels him
self under infinite gratitude to the
many distinguished scholars, statesmen,
iurists, artists and the journalists of his
country, as we'll as those of England, who
have SO promptly expressed their high APP
probation of The production of the distin-
guished artist, and mo. less his humble
part ngRlaeing theygreat work the COM
mand of his fellow countrymen, and to all
men who reverence the virtues and patri-
otism ofsthe immortal l Washington. He
F., however, End language common
surate with his, feelings of profound re-
gard FOR the very gratifying expressions
contained in the subioined letters from
the distinguished statesmen from whom
they etnanate
His desire to present copies of per-
feet transcript of the features of the ga
ther Of the Republic" to the Honorable
Senate and House of Representatives, was
but an honorable tribute Of veneration due
alike to the illustrious subject of the work
and the distinguished councils of the Ma
tiohal Government. 'A"
The portrait intended for the House OF
Representatives was duly presented by
Hon. ]. r. Chandler, and accepted by
that body on the 18th of August.
The press Of business before the Senate,
and the speedy dissolution of its session,
rendered it impossible that the copy in
tended for presentation to that body,
could, as was designed, be presented in
Che same manner. The efforts Of Senator
Cooper, us expressed in his beautiful let
ter to the President of the Senate, to have
the matter brought before the attention OF
that body in epistolatory manner, calls
from both publisher aud artist their warm
est acknowledgements. The objection to
such procedure on the part of the hon
CRADLE President of the Senate, is COM
mensnate with his proverbial solicitude
for the performance Of official duties. The
publisher trusts to n more favorable OPP
portunity during the coming session,
wherein to present his tribute of respect
to that distinguished body, For the kind
expressions contained in the letter of the
Hon w, r. King, both publisher and art
list beg to return their heartfelt thanks.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
a We are pleased tn anpoupea ~

Gg We are pleased to announce that
the Fairmont and Palatine Suspension
Bridge has so far progressed as to permit
the passage Of wagons, carriages, foot
men, &C.. oyerit, for which purpose it is
hourly used. The bridge presents We.
ry handsome appearance. and when the
ratings are put up on each side. it will
not be excelled either in the durability OF
structure or beauty of proportion by any
similar work Republican,. sr1 -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

''NEw WRINKLE" IN CLARKsBURa.-A
reference to our advertising columns will
inform our citizens that wholesale gro
Gerry has been opened here. Mr.. Harsh
berger seems disposed to have a hand in
the increasing business of this place, and
has made a fine commencement.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

OFFICIAL VorE OF NORTH CARo11NA-
The result of the late Gubernatorial cleo
ton in North Carolina, has been officially
proclaimed, Reid, Dem, received a..
484 votes, and Kerr, Wing. 42, 998--ma
jority for Reid, 5,491 The vote for Gov.
in 1850, stood-Reid, Dem, 1885 -
Manly, Wing. 42,o7l--Reid's majority.
s,774 = n =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

re- 1t will be seen by our advertising
columns that Mr.. Irwin has got on his
supply of fall goods. We advise all to
give him call, and they cannot but be
satisfied with his goods and prices.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

"You look said an freshman to pale
haggard smoker. Gas if you had got OUT Of
your grave to light your cigar. and then
couldn't find your way back again. % i'ii.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
Cuba.

From the following it would appear
THAT the ladies of Cuba are animated Will
the zeal which distinguished their sex in
| Virginia at the commencement of the Re
volution:
A BRAVE WoMAN.-We find in the liza.
vana correspondence of the New Orleans
Picayune, the following account of a he
roic woman, brief notice of whom has
been before published Ia.
Several women, said to be implicated in
these schemes, arc also under arrest
One of these, Senorita Guerra young
lady of eighteen years of age, of surpass-
ing beauty, was brought here recently
from Puerto Principe. 1t is said it was
discovered that shewas in correspondence
with some expatriated relative in the
North, and at the time of her arrest was
found embroidering the done star flag of
Cuba, besides having been overheard to
indulge rather too freely in her opinions
of the Spanish authorities. The conduct
of this girl, since her confinement here,
created general feeling of admiration,
even among the detested Galatians, from
her indomitable courage and independ-
ence. When asked if she was not very
sorry for what she had done, and
if she, would be willing to abandon
the pernicious ideas which she had been
disseminating at Principe, she replied
that her own conscience exhonorated her
for anything she had done in Jventuring
openly to express her opinions in regard
to her country's oppressors, and that
those opinions would never change. Be-
longing to a respectable family, and the
cell in which she was placed in solitary
confinement being without any kind Of
furniture. the governor of the jail, very
humane sort of person, felt some conside-
ration for, and offered to make the place
more comfortable. 'You may said she,
: if you choose. send me q table. a wash
basin, looking glass and a bottle Of poma-
tum.' Would you not also like TO have a
cot to lay, down uponiT (there being only
a raised stone bench for the prisoners 70
sleep upon Just as you think proper,
governor she replied. : l would under.
go greater hardships than this sleeping
on cold stones would cause me no incon.
venience if my poor services could in any
way condueezto the liberty and indepeud-
ence of my adored country Two or
three other females were brought from
Principe about the same time, charged
with similar offences" -,,-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

expired. Within ten minutes after it was
first noticed that their numbers were de-
creasing, they ceased coming entirely"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

s.y.ALUABLE CLAIM IN EEeLAsD WKsTIsG
Ak owsEn. J. w Bryant, Al Washs7
ipgton city, writes TO- New York paper
as iollows liiae rna ] bnB enc sgcso.4
:" In the investigation Of some claimsofs
Americans 70 estates in England lately,
l have become advised Of one which has
an income Of about $50, 200 per annum,d
with title Of nobility 60 L. The descens
dents Of George Brown a Lieutenant III
the British army, who emigrated To- This 9
country about the year $40, and settled
a. Hrysrhill MAsss1 am quite certain are
sle hs'tss q slds gnisd ioa q 'a,1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

THE RIoHF SPtR1+. The gallant Col.
Haskell, Wing officer who fought In the
same battle fields Of Mexico with General
Pierce, speaking Of the manner in which
some d. SCOTS supporters hiisrepresent
the noble son of the Granite State, saws
lo'' 1 would consider myself psrsonall.i
disgraced did / stoop to the humiIiatine
baseness Of insinuatiug cowardice aeainst
Gen, Pierce, whom I know to be 4 brave
man, chivairie in his conduct on the field
Of battle. Others may pursue that course
which their feelings dictate but as for
myself, would spurn the thought did Il
obtrude itself upon my mind : Pc -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
Hon. JAMES. COOPER.

Observation-Disclosures the editor of
Knoxville Wing, who refuses to support
Scott, publishes the following correspon-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

AsorHEK ADMISSION. LIN September.
is49, the New Hampshire Statesman, 7th e
leading Wing paper Of the State, used this
strong and emphatic language. 81 ssf1s
GeoerdLlykte Wigs zats OPPOSED
ALL ATTEMPTS to alter or amend ne
Gorstitsitioiiss..s II OTTO Eaa ~ -
- ae ,sfszig . s=5a5ts - mo % hi
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06
U. s. Marsha1's Office,
District Of Rhode Island,

Providence, lug. 10, 1902.
DANIEL MoCuLLUM, Esq, U. S, Marshall
DEAR SIR: Win you do me the favor
to give your opinion with regard to the
State of Tcnncssee-can the Wings carry
it for Scott and Graham, and will they do
it? There appears, upon what authority
L do not know, that there is great doubt
about your State, the Democrats claim it
confidently, and say that Pierce and
Kings majority will be 10000.
GEO. w. JACKSON,
MorSho1 r
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

WonLps FAIR ED1F1cE.-The plan
adopted for the New York Worlds Fair
building is Greek Gross, with Dome
over the intersection. Each diameter OF
the Cross is 365 feet long, and 149 feet
broad, and the dome is 100 feet high
The plan is furnished by Messrs. Cars
Jensen and Gildcmeister. Mr.. Gildemci-
ster is an architect here of Reputation Mr..
Christensen is the architect and designer
of the Tivoli and Casino of Copenhagen,
which are extensive buildings and grounds
for the recreation and amusement of the
people of that city. There are in the
building 111,OOO square feet space on the
ground floor, and $4,000 square feet in
The galleries. The structure is estimated
to cost $4,000. The building is to be
entirely of iron and glass, and is already
advertised to be open on the Cd day Of
May, 1853. The laying Of the foundation
will commence to-day. The other plans
arc very beautiful and ingenious, but the
Directors are confident that have selected
the best. The committee who recon-
mended the plan adopted, consisted of G
E. Detmond, experimenting engineer and
architect Horatio Allen, consulting engi.
neer; and Edmund Hurry, consulting ar.
chitect,-New York Journal Of Commerce,
31StWN
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

Now, when votes are to be made, these
fellows turn round and swear right Justify
that they were for amending and altering
the Constitution. What hypocrites
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-06

MARK OF ILI-BREEDrNG.-There is no
better test of ill-breeding than the prac-
ticc of interrupting another in CONVERSE
ton by speaking, or commencing re.
mark before another has fully closed. No
well-bred person ever does it, nor contin-
ues conversation long with one who does.
The latter often finds an interesting con :
versation abruptly waved, closed or decli-
ned by the former, without suspecting the
cause. A well,bred person will not even
interrupt one who is in all respects greatly
inferior. If you wish to judge the good
breeding of person with whom you are
but little acquainted, observe him or her
in this respect, and you will not be de-
ceived. However intelligent, fluent, or
easy he or she may appear. this practice
proves the absence OF politeness. 1t is
often amusing to see persons priding
themselves on the gentility of their man.
ncrs, and putting forth all their efforts to
appear to advantage in many other re-
spects, so readily betray all in this re.
spect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11
LEGAL aOTRCEM.

cation ofshe Mayor Aldermen and Somnonal,y The
city OF New York relative TO the opening Of that
ae & rS
said city The Undersigned sf estimate and
in the above entitled mattor hereby give notice
f. AZ
and the Ss sno
IL tho sy SQUAT p Now
asy @ Of
snS Or affected
in the shove entitled matter and that all PERSONS
whSss S est arc affected shs1sSy and yas may b
lions IN writing. Jon.than W. Allen the CT srmn1 Of
city yara thirty t days hsps the
date q this notice And that the Unite embraced BY ths
All that part Of First lying estwssn The norhsry
he
no1Sery side
Ky
mssioners on file in the cco Of the Street Commits
a's the s said al ss sss s sss
h sss % s rs
high water mark the Harlem river at tho north
Nh Of + aHS sha a
from Forty street to Harlem river surveyed 1856
and 1851 Nov York. prn 1852 Richard City Sur
vcyor" is flo In the Street Commissioners office
Of the CITY Of New York. And also all the pieces par
coils Of land fronting lying both sides Of the streets
inteseotns said First between the northov
Of forvyeona street and the southorly side Of Eighty
fourth street bounded the east by line astsnt half
way between 9ad First avenue and avenue and on the
west line half distant between oad First
and Second laid and coored the said
ncft map file aforesaid In tho Office Of the Street
Commissioner Of the city " New ork. And ALSO all the
parcels OF land situate lying both sides Of the
ntersectng gsd Frt betweoa the northory
side Of Eghtysxh street and the southery side Of th
Also the lot at che lot at the northeast
corner Of l6h ereet and Also the lot at th
Of the lot the southwest Of nth street aud
First also two lots ct the Of the triangular lot
al the northeast Of 18th and First
Also the triangular lot at the n the lot at the nerth
triangular lot A. the Of the lot at tho northeast
Of l2st street and First Also, three lots the
northery side of st street. distant about twenty two feet
westerly from the westerly eide Of said First Ao
land of Philip kledoer, and the southery sidc Of
l22d street Also two lots 81 tho Of land OF Philip
Hcdoler the northwest corner First and
l22d street. Also, three rear lots owned by Philip Mile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground, owned by Thatcher
z. Payne at the Of land Of James Cheterman boz
twoen d and it streets and lying west Of First
and also lot lying on the north side OF 24h street. distant
the said Commissioners further give notice that
port In tho above entitled matter will be made and pre-
sentd TO the Supreme Court Of the State Of New York.
special term Of the said COURT 70 BIO held at the City Hall
oembcr that then there thereafter
report 30 confirmed: lated New York, Sept. 49, 1854
sGSAenA 4; s u hAEsS Commissioners.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR. }
HENRY d. DAVIES, Attorney.
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CTRrET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS. :
~ Public notice Ii hereby given that the following res
utons have been presented In the Board Of Assiste
IS south William street, 80 and 81 stone street, n, - 81
nave the carriage way and Get curb ana gutter tho
tay aide Marion Rvington and Stantsn streets To
nave tho carriage way Ia Rutherford place. between
teoth end Seventeenth ereets all persons int rest d,
having objections horoto are equesed 70 present. them Ia
ritz. "a tho undersigned, 81 hts ohoe, before the
'f,t 10 ~ vovanbn- lnA.. John r. DOD0K,
IT. ,ty. ltsVx CSnniSdeaAr.
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NOR RIO JANEIRo AND vALPARAIso.--THE NEW
n and spier did eteamship SIERRA NEVADA, J. ID. viii
son commande will be dispatched for the shove ports
Or about the 2ah November from Pier No. North river
For passage, only apply to
). HOWARD 3 SON, Agents, 50 broadway.
Tor SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -TuB Packet
ship sHAKsYEAa. WIN Brown, tor, new loading
~ pier No. III, North river and Will sail with dsp.tah
Fee freight OF cabin psssa9s, having eor s'n'room
Sax ,YiTisx ! Va ~ r X. :: hes S:.s Ssiiass
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OutxrUaxArrOs svraun,.

EoRPoRATIoN N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
" hereby given, that petition has been
Board Of Aldermen, for In Thirt street,
nom the the west side Of Seventh avenue
seventy feet east OF Seventh All persons
srested in the above and having objections thereto
Iuested to present the In writing to tho Contract
Ulerk, at his ofioe or before nth Nov, inst.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Oroton Aaueduot Dapnrtmant. Nov. g. 1882
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ASTRUI.UGT.

NR RoBACK's NATIyIrTEs.~-
- WIZ be harrass every day.
Thinking wist may next take piscos
Dr. KObacK can portray,
BY the planets trnhlul ray,
All events grave gay,
THAI in the futurc VIC must face.
Ner ia Tits ALL Not only Do tho natives hv DR.
RoBACE. No. white street show What dcstny scons 20
for the individual hut they designate the
thods by which misfortune ckucss and other reris
ke avoided. Pope cay. that heaven, while
"Bndne Nature fat In fate,
Left FREQ the human Will"
So tfat il forewarned rcarmed Tic nttiv
" points the dangers that tosnt and knowing them
IL Is fault IL do net avoid thin. DIR. W Eo
back logical adviser OF King he nadotte OF
den warned him against 10 consc -se and In the
confidential pondence with his thc rcgrng King
Oecar the lat o hse also tho natyea Of the Kings OF
Prses Naples, Denmark and Hanover and 30 far every
hne fallen With ontrchs according TO the
very ettcr Of ther horoscope DR. O. w. Robaok Is
Pared calculate pavtios for persons at distance
csyna their and the yosr day and hour Of birth
For fuli nstiycr S. Ho may be consulted addressed
letter postpaid and including the necessary fee No.
ewhte street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-11

WINTER ARRAECEMENTs-NEw YORK AND
w Harlem naiiroad-Three daily insg 70 and from Al
ryop and Centre street daily Sundays except.
ed asfoows:-TiTst train 10 A. h.-Way Mail Train,
Train, stopping at Croton Fails Dover Plains Hilsaalo
and Chatham Four Third train, 81 T.. MEx.
press rsin stopping at Cro.on Falls Dover Paina Miller.
ton, Hsdalc, aud Chatham Four Corners Returning
will leave East Albany at and ii A. N. and p
u. SLoAT, Superintendent.
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EoRTUNr TELLING.-MRa. ALVIN, RENOWNED
In ths greatest cities OF Europe for tor skill In forsto
ling tho future has arrived here s,d will furnish nte
serce about all circumstances az life. IN vho
address hor Brs Alvin eyesk the E.gi.h rronoh s.d
EsaI Dawe,I aSt. a9sr w Starr. QaicahsY: cren .
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CoRPoRATIoN E.-PUBLIc NOTICE is
~ hereby given to the owner owners upant or CO.
cupans Of ali houses and lots improved unimprovsd
lands thereby that the following have
completed by the lodged in the oca
Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
sSns nterested vzfor Tagging space Tour iess wae
South street The limits embraced BY such in
cude all the several houses and lots OF ground
pieces and parcels Of land situated the westerly side Of
Gouverneur sp between South street and line ono hun
dred and fifteen feet northerly therefrom All persons
whose interests are affected BY the above named assess
requested to tent their objections in writing to the
Undersigned, at their office No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Aesessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH
Once, Buresu Of Assessments Street Department, Nove
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MUSICALS

DIANOFORTES-THE sUBsC RIBER HAS FOR SALE
a. hs extensive factory No 81 White street, ehsls0
assortment OF OK and octave instruments His scale IRON
before offered to the public giving power and bsansy g
HARTMAN, No. 62 White street. three doors west 81
Broadway.
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DATENTEr INvENTI0NS.-THE PROPRIETOR or
important Invention, being about to make journsy
Il rough the Western States offers his servscs AGENT fec
the sale Of rights for really invention Tho
aubscrber give tho most
to responsibility and oapability ALI communications -.
dressed to he subscriber and left at the Tribune ee wa
eeeive prompt attention. 8. e. DEKAY.
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V1IRsr SHIP FoR MELBOURNE tPoRT PnILIPl AND
Sidney Australia touehiag at the Caps OF Good Hope
The well knowa and avorite PACKET chip BALT 1O
tout burden Yrcdsrek ~ Nothrop, cemandcr. load
pg DO North river will sail on or about the 10Th
November This fGvorite And faes sailing packet shir
eoryercd and copper fastened will hare Immediate dsratsh
fer The allow ports tko bulk her freight being engaged
Families snG others ttonb proceeding 70 tie geld telds 81
Australia solicited 30 inspect the sretdtd teeomods
OF this shp che higher than hip now adysr-
tsea Ito owner having stsl mp regardless Of expense
for tho all sGses Ell pasengar being de-
tsrned mako sho most desirable conveyance sny
chip In port having excellent library ans psoStdod with
beds and bedding Her dietary Wtl be upon the ost be
raj scale and shc will 90 ry experienced surgeon. Par
ties residing ST distance application By letter post
uaid .nv EOg FRIGHT srply
an board or t. ANDEEWS, DEAGLE " co.,
Nc. D West stroot, Now York.
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..vn,c.I. AID User AND MARRIAon oUIDa y
M hrsosIss treatise never besors puslishsa rvsnsg
tvo cert. .sOg free ?, So' ss s.ss4 sea saa
49,. = L4s4sst rlys;,aS - ssts;s.s 49,
ssrssA sorsse " nyostyty y rs UN -
sssanistnVA Avn = = lsE.6
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CORPORATION NeTICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the
Pants Of all houass and lots improved snimprovod lands
Selected thereby that tho following assessments havo been
ne Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all persons
Ann street. Tho limits embraced by such In
suds all the several houses and lots Of ground vacant o
peces land situated both sides Theatre
cy between Ann and Beehman Streets and tho north
ory about fifty three feet eastrly and
hundred and ten feet westerly from Theatre alley All
persons whose interests affected by tho above named
assessments and who opposed to tho same either OF
them requested to their objections In writing
70 the undersigned, at their office Nes Hall Ct Records
within thirty days from the date of shis notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Aasessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
rgSg - $500
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NyoR CHARLESTON SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,
cent weekly United states Mail lne;-rhs new and
fast geirR steamer MARION NJ. Berry, Commander, will
leave pier No North river on Saturday, November 10, at
o'clock II. NJ, precisely For freight Apply on board
whore bills lading will DO egned and for passaye at
the cihoe OF SPOFFURD, TlLBSfON co,
A. South street.
This steamer will connect with tho steamer Florida
which Oh. rieson Tuesday 10th inst fo Jack
sonye, Pfatka and st. Augustine As she leaves At .
O'Clock passenger viii not be ,ined in Charleston
Ss 81 Augustine, $50 Savannah passengers tieketsd
through Tor SIS.