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Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
cRos, KEYS WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP, CAMDEN Co., MIL

Gross KEYS, WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP CAMDEN Co.. Nj,
September 4, 1851 I
We, the undersigned do certify that have Mr..
Krausers Patent Clover Harvester in operation and has
given perfect satisfaction 1t has gathered many Of the
farmers clover in this neighbo hoodit all that Mr. Krau-
and his bills represent 1t to be- The farmers have given
ons-half for gathering and threshng.
JAMES D. TIMBERMAS JOSEPH DEwALD,
WILLIAM p. GARwoop, JOHN F. Cook,
WIN. @. NICHOLSON, JAMES B. Cook,
JAMES COLLINS, JAMES BRYsoN,
CHARLES LEWIS, PETER ii. JONES.
THOMAS TuMBLEsoN
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
KRAUsER's PATENT CLovER-sEED HAIR
VESTER

Is BEFORE THE PUBLIC FOR TIE FIRST TIME!
IT'S utility is beyond comparison with any other farming
implement in 1t takes the seed from the field,
eavng the straw grass all standing 1t weighs two hun
dred and fifty pounds is drawn by horse and gathers
from ten to twelve per day The fingers, teeth
catch all the heads the revolving knives cut them off and
throw them back into the box which will twenty
field without emptying. The heads then loaded
into wagon and taken directly the mill for cleaning
thus diminishing the labor hreeourths, and saving all the
eed This machine low that ere1y Turner aoiH
haze ii, and pays the manufacturer 800 per cent.
L. WHEELER, Agent for Washington.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
LoYa-A-CoMISo, October 7, 1851.

LONG-A-COMISO october 7, 1901.
This certify that Mr. G. Nayor has gathered clover
off of xteenacre field of mne which has been pasured
two months with ten head of cte and it produced six
bushels and half and peck of seed. him two
thirds for gathering and cleaning think his machine is
frst-rae, and answers a t. purpose that is intended
NEHEMIAH NICHOLSON.
The following points out the profitable of the
Harvester
We have conversed with number of Farmers and they
opinion that there least 5000 in each
ship in Camden Gloucester county, New Jersey Admit
ling there but OOO it is said that each will yie
from to bushels Reducing it to certainty of yielding
hut bshe per acre. what will gather and ,hresh
1000 acres2
TIL Harvester will gather IL acres per day. At
acre. per day, it will take harvesters 25 days,
at cost
Ihreshlng Zoo
Incidental $50
Cost Of harvesting, &C., 900 $500
Terms of gathering, shares of onehalf which would
leave from the above calculation in the hands of the gath
500 bushels. Selling it at SIS per bushe would be
200 deductng expenses $780, would leave balance in
the hands Of the gatherer of 5000.
In county where there but townships deduct and
multiply the $4,000 by would be $4,000.
We believe the above cuaton to he ndspuabe From
the numerous farmers with whom have consulted we
have found them to agree unanimously with the at owe cal
culation.
Perh4 pa invention offers greater Inducements for
profitable investment than the Harvester For enter
prising young man. OF good business habits large sum
could without doubt be realized from the bale Of
tights the de States of the UniUn not yet disposed
f BY calling at this Office it b. demonstrated satisfac
oy that OF moderate capital could not choose better
J more moneypay siness
Those who wish to model of his celebrated farming
Implement and The satisfactory mannerin hich operates
Tan do SO by calling at WHEELER'S,
Opposite Browns Hotel.
B-The subscriber has purchased the right for Mont
somery county, Maryland.
June lit Intel News& Rork Jnnr1
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

L. BEAUTIFUL BEkL GAs rom 70 cents up!
ID BROWNS Cheap Cash Store
june 2-tr between It'll and Sth streets.
I AWNS! LAWAS! LAW. 5! from II Up up!
IL BROWNS Cheap Cash Store,
june 2-tr between 18th and 9Th streets
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS!

HOUSE-FURNTSHING GOODS!
w TURE, such
Mahogany marble-top, and plain Bureaus
Mahogany Sofas, Paror and Rocking Chairs
High and low-post mahogany, maple and black walnut
Bedsteads
Wardrobes, Wash-sinks and Stands
Dining and Breakfast Tables
Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Cots
Looking glasses, Clocks, Willow Carriages
Baskets of every description
Chairs cane and wood seat, arm and nurse rockers
A large assortment OF wootl-stat and oihc: Chairs
Chidrens Furniture, of all descriptions.
Also stock of CrOCkery with all other
ticles pertaining to the Housefurnishing line.
ISRAEL & GREEN,
mar 26-eotf 9TH st.. 5 doors above Penna nv.
beautiful SILK LUSTRES only % cents!
ID BROWNS Cheap Cash store,
june 2r-tr he 7rh aud 9Th streets.
DEREGE DE LANES l2Iz cents, worth % cents!
ID BROWNS Cheap Cash store,
June 2-tr between 18th and Sth streets.
TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS!
HAVE Just received full supply of the following goods
which will be sold low for cash These goods direct
from the celebrated house OF Rugges Nourse Mosons Co..
and the best and cheapest in the market.
Eagle Ploughs-Minor & Horizons
A new Plough-Nos 81, GO, IS, 81, GS, improved
Common and Steel.tooth Cultiyators
Steel Cultivator Teeth and Plough Castings
Hay Cutters. s different sizes
Thermometer Churns, Corn Shelters
Canal and Garden Wheelbarrows
Cradles, Snaths Grass and Gral Scythes
Floral Rakes, Garden Trowels, Stra" berry Forks
Pruning Knives and saws, Border Knives
b. WHEELER,
ap 29-2m Opposite Browns HOTEL
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.


yTE have hand very large and extensive assort
w ment Of Cotton Hosiery and Gloves, 81 k Linen, AIT"
Cotton Handkerchief Shawls, Undersleeyes, Chemises
Collars, silk and hid Gloves Combs Suspcuders Fans and
great many small Persons buying 10 SILL again
will find at store great many goods suitable for their
Sales pay particular attention those kinds goods
WIN. EGAN Il son,
South side Penna. av., doors of 9TH street.
may lin
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED!

WILL take an active silent partner, with the above
Il capital, in q business that will yield pery hWh
rate OF profits within time Address DELTA through
the post Office ss- This proposition will be open only
Few days. may TIT
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
SHIRTS SHIRTS /! SHIRTS !!
To Members Of Congress, Citizens, and Strangers!

WILLIAM II. FAUbhNLh,
Shirt manufacturer, south side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite the
u. 5. Hotel, would respectfully in
form members of Congress, citi-
zens, and strangers, that he is now
prepared to supply them with
shirts of his own make Of superior
style and fit. Those gentlemen
that have been troubled with bud
fitting Shirts, can, by calling at
his Shirt Mandatory, have Shirts
made to their order, which he will
warrant TO fit and give satisfaction
or no sale. Also on hand a fine
assortment Of silk and Merino Un-
dcrshirtS and Drawers, Gloves,
Collars, Suspenders, Cravats, and
every article suitable for a gentle.
mans wardrobe, which will he sold
al low ms they can he bought in
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
PREPARR FOR THE PLIES!

yoa want to protect your pictureframes and looking
glasses, call at Winners, and get few yards OF his
fancy cut paper and paper for ceilings 1t Is ornamental
CHEAP CASH STATIONERY STORE,
june l2-tr 9Th st. near Louisiana avenue
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
TFourth Despatch. ]

Ia p. m.-There is much excitement in the
Convention on the vote being retaken by States,
each delegation voting individually on the propo-
sition to adopt platform prior to nominating
candidates for President and Vice President
There will be n large majority in favor of a plat
form. The South has decided advantage and
no doubt the committee will recommend the plat
form already published embracing the fugitive
slave law, Compromise acts, sc.
This is considered as rather against Scott but
his friends say he will step up to the pattol m
boldly.
The Convention will soon adjourn for dinner
1t is not likely any nomination will be made DC
fore Saturday.
The second and last resolution of Mr. Duncan,
TO appont committee of one from each State
delegation, gave rise to much and intense excite
mcnt. and much confusion existed among the
members and spectators. The resolution allows
said committee to appoint its own chairman.
An amendment was offered and adopted, tc
allow each member in committee to cast as many
votes as his State is entitled to in the Electora
College. After the announcement of the vote Of
the amendment, it was evident that many mem
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

NEWARK ACADEMY,
ON the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad within 81
~ hours of either city, will open again the 2sth
April Term bill, $40 for 81 weeks
Ca Application to be made to
W. s. F. GRAHAM.
NEWARK, DEL, March so. ap6-H
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
FOR MT. VERNON AND FORT WASHINGTON

xSILk THE steamboat THOS COLLYER makes
saxzzza daily trips, Sundays excepted, leaving Wash
ington at O'clock, and Alexandria at 9 R Fare,
round trip, ST.
RS- Coaches leave the Capitol at 81 to So o'clock
for the boat
june l2--Gt SAMUEL GEDNEY, CAPTAIN.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.
(PaSSdge, Fire Cent? y

TIVE Steamboat PIIENIX continues regularly
L between Alexandria and Washington, leaving Jan.
nry's Wharf, Alexandria, and Pages Wharf, foot of eth
street. Washington.
Leaves Alexandria at ~, o4 11H 2 1, aud o'clock
Leaves Washington at SO, log iZl2 3, b and o'clock
and Freight Of all kinds taken at about h0 usual reS
5. SANDEtsON, Capt.
An Omnibus connects regularly wi the Boat at ash
ington. lihtei.l may Ut
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17
DOMESTIC PICKLES !

= BARRELS PICKLES, put up in domestic style, ready
for table, superior article Tor sale 10y the hundred ty
w. G. HARPER 4 CO.,
Penna avenue. bet ~ and 9Th streets,
apB-tr opposite AthenGum.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

The above goods are OF the best quality and VIII be sold
Mt very prices Also good stock of Carpets, Rugs Oil
Cloths, &c. VERIFY MILLER,
an 5-Gmif OPP Centre Market, Penna av.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-17

~ ENUINE Smith Sons Drilled.eye Needless fine
" sortment, at wholesale L. WHEELER,
june ll-3m Opposite Browns Hotel.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Town Lot for Sale.

TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
Il OF Harrison county, rendered in the case of
Elmore Hart against John E. Woodward and
others, shall, the second day of the next jan
uary term of Harrison County Court, at the
Court-House, offer for sale a town lot situate on
the north side of Turnpike street, adoinining the
lot now occupied by Saml- d. Brown on the west,
and Josephus Drummond on the east, continuing
one half acre; being the same lot particularly
mentioned in the proceedings of the said cause.
Terms OF SALE--Thirty dollars in cash at the
time of sale, the residue a credit of 6, and IL
months, with interest from the time of sale. The
purchaser will be required to execute bond with
security for tho payment of tine deferred install
ments. L. w. HARRISON,
December Is, ls52.-4t Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

vote recorded-Ayes IS, as follows:
Messrs. Barbour, Lewis Of @ Harrison,
Browne, Bennett, Lemly, Oldham Wal
lace, Bowyer, Crane, Anderson, Gilmer
of Russell, Burdett and West. Noes,
110. ,ssaisa2lG iE5!aI ,'s..sfl1a sA5 ,si,ts.
Mr.. jackson of Wood offered a petition
to charter a company to construct Rail-
road from Williamsport in the county OF
Wood, to the Northwestern Virginia Rail
road, by the most practicable route.
;t' THURSDAY. Dec, 8.
SENArE.-Mr. Douglass called up his
Joint resolution, which read as follows;
Rssoiysd, by the General Assembly,
That the Board OF Visitors of the Virgil
mia Military Institute, be instructed and
directed to appoint at least one State ca
Diet from each Senatorial district, under
the new arrangement of said districts, so
that there be not less than fifty such ca
diets at one time In said Institute, nor
more than one from each district, after
the periods for which cadets already APP
pointed shall terminate: And that the
Board be further directed, that in making
such appointments, strict regard be paid
to the claims of applicants from counties
that have heretofore been unrepresented
in the Institute; or that may have had a
smaller representation than other conn
ties in the same district. The resolution
was adopted.
A bill was passed allowing Commits
sioners of the Revenue time to qualify
and give the bonds of Office.
HorsE.-Mr. Brooks offered a resolu,
ton in favor of authorizing the County
Courts to tax the Sheriffs, Clerks and
Constables in their respective counties. al
discretion; to be applied to county purpo-
ses, and reducing county leyies.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Farm for Sale.

FINDER the provisions of a decree of the Cir
" cult Court of Harrison county, rendered in
the case of Charles Holden, Guardian of Mary
F. Grant against A. S. Holden and others, shall
offer for sale at the Courthouse of Harrison
county, on the 18th day January next, a tract OF
land containing, by estimation, l06 acres, situate
on drain Of Simpsons cree {, adjoining lands OF
Joseph ]. Winter and DR.. Duncan, being the
plantation owned and occupied by Wilson Bart
lett, decd, at the lime of his death. The Rail-
road is located over the land, and one of its tun-
nels is now being opened upon it.
TERMS SALE.-Fifty dollars in hand on the
day OF sale, and for the residue of the purchase
money a credit of IL, Is and "A months will be
given, with interest from the day of sale. The
sonal security for the. deferred payments.
T. w. HARRISON,
December Is, Is52-4t Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Sale of Mill and Land OH
Sycamore Greek.

IN pursuance of dccrse of Harrison County
Il Circuit Court, rendered in the case of VIM. A.
Harrison against the heirs of Absalom Bartlett,
deed, l shall the first day of the County
Court of Harrison county, at its next Js nuary
term, sell at the Courthouse of said county on a
credit of one, two and three years, with interest
from the day of sale, a tract of land of about 81
acres, situate on Sycamore Greek, in Harrison
county, ON which is erected Mill, dwelling
house and other buildings; being the same pro-
perty lately owned and occupied by John T
Young, and bv him sold to said Absalom Bart
lett The purchaser will be required to give
bonds with good personal security for the pur-
chase money. $3.50 =
ABEL BARTLETT,
December Is, 1s5a-4t Com'r.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
The Railroad Ms llere--Nes
IArriyal., - :.

r s. HERSEIBERGERar esPeet folls invitos the
~. attention ofthe people of Harrison and the
surrounding counties, 70 his new and fresh supply
of Groceries, &e., that he Is Just receiving and
opening in tho NEw Brick BUILDING ofrosiTf
THE GoURr HoUsE, ~, ClARsspuEe,, comprising
the most complete and extensive assortment ever
offered in this market, consisting part, fol-
lows: 52i hSasEr1 lcd ,TzsSa 7FszlTs 5aB
Best Rio Coffee, Spices OF every kind,
New Orleans Sugar, Gunpowder Imp. Tea,
Cuba 500 Sad6 81 ~ Young Hyson4 do
Loaf s7iu7do' s q 9oleng SD AID iaO,is
GGEnshsd 100 STSPpssi ADJ baa
W. L. Cheese, usii I. PowdoT.'- : shotsza
d Tobacco Of every description aud qnality.i
,Segars, Snuff, etc-a large assortment.
= Pickles of every variety. ~ pa @ slp7'
To those who are fond of good things he would
call their attention 70 q large and beautiful as
sortmcnt of CONTEMPORARIES, Almonds
RaiSihs, English wainats, Filberts. Ground Nuts
o.. etc. = 3V&i1 no sHi al 1.sd stis -
, lG0RDIALS-Sneha Is Cinnamon, Peppermint
Lemon Syrup, and other Varieties, inatufactured
and sold Wholesale and retail 1T eastern prices
Also Porter, Ale, aud Grab Cider sold by th'
dozen to Tavern keepers and others, nj Baltimor'
With very many things too tedious 10 mention
All which, any other article in his line, fur
nished promptly 70 order ut Baltimore prices
adding on the expense of transportation. The
dueed rates ofchrriage will render the GlarlSs-
Call and examine his stock before purchasing
elscwise. and you will not go away unsatisfNed.
CASH is his motto, but the highest prices viii
be paid for country produce ofeyery kind, in OK
October 6th, 1S52.-ly "@ -.'t 30 .iHe97
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
1890 Acres of Land for sale

| N Nicholas county, the Weston and Gau-
l. ley Bridge Turnpike between Nicholas and
Broxton Court-houses, ten miles from Nicholas
and twenty two from Braxton, being on the wa
ters of Mumbletypeg, at the foot of Powell's
Mountain. portion of the land is suitable for
meadow, and a part for grain, with lands adj DIN
ing it suitable for ranging cattle, sheep, &C.
Thirty or forty acres of it improved, with new
hewn Log House and other necessary buildings,
and one Of the best springs in Western Virginia
near the house. 1t is good place for u house of
entertainment, there being but one between Brax-
ton and Nicholas Court-houses; also for wagon
maker or blacksmith, there being none between
the two points. will be pleased to show the
ing to make inquiries about it, would refer to
VIM. A. Harrison, Esq, of Clarksburg.
LEVI J. HOOKER.
Nicholas C. H. Dec. Is, ls52-3m%
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
The payment of Jurors.

Some time since we called the attention
of the Legislature to the Importance of
providing some means for the payment of
Jurors. The new Constitution authorizes
the Legislature to enact such laws, and
the grevious imposition upon those who
serve as jurors, is ample reason why they
should be speedily passed, and the juror
receive some compensation for the loss
of so much valuable, time, to say nothing
of the expense to which he is subjected
1t was not expected that everything could
be done at the recent sitting of the Legis-
iature, to put the new government into
successful operation-the difficulties at
tendant thereupon being now out of the
way, there can remain no excuse why the
Legislature should not at once, and with =
out delay, enact such laws as have been
referred to for the payment of Jurors.
The removal OF an imposition upon his con-
stituents, should be the first duty of the
Legislator, and to effect it he should direct
the energies of his mind and labor for its
accomplishment. The present jury service
is very oppressive, particularly to a class
of persons who are unable TO give so much
of their time to the public without any
compensation whatever. Instances are
OF frequent occurrence where men have
lost week at one term of Court
will any one say there is no hardship in
this? If it were necessary, petitions,
numerously signed, would soon be sent
to the Legislature praying for relief but
we can hardly think such course necessa-
ry. Many of the members of the present
Legislature may have promised their con-
stituents they would procure the passage
of such a law. but whether they have or
not, one thing is certain. justice demands
that it should be done, and to secure this
result we call upon the press to speak out
and urge its Importance upon the Legis-
lature. That body will not meet again
for two years. and it is important to the
interests of the people that such law
as we have been speaking of should be
enacted without delay.-Stauaton Pin.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
, Trust Sale OF Land.

DURSUANT 70 n deed of trust executed 20
IL mol by Charles F. Anderson and wife on the
23d day Of October, 1851 shall on The first
day of December county conrt next for Harrison
county, offer ut public auction. the tfact Of land
conveyed in said decd, being the land known rs
the Stephen Dicks farm, situate on Elk Creek,
three miles from Clarksburg, adjoining VIM. HUI
giIls Mil property and containing l60 acres. Re
ference is had 10 the deed from Dicks 10 Ander-
son, for boundary. ssttsy+f.
About 80 acres Of said land arc cleared. Tho
ordinary farm-buildings are upon Il. -N
-TERMs OF SALE.-Cash, Sl050, for tho balance
credit of 6, ~ and l5montlIs will be given with
interest on the purchase money j Iiai s,sf,i
Is -rs r..-,syes r. T.W- HARRISON,
November II, 1854. Trastee
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
New Fam & Vvinoer Goods.

ME subscriber has just returned from Phila-
II delphia and Baltilnore with a large and
choice assortment OF Fall and Winter Good of
tlso latest styles, which he will ell NJ The lowest
prices Among his stock will be foana the fol :
lowing articles:
Cloths, Casaiinercs, casinets, ycstings,
TSsecds, Kentucky Jeans,
Scarlet, plain, fancy, black and second mour-
Dclaines.
Persian Cloth, Ginghams, oil and fancy Prints
Shawls, eastern linseys, Misses Wooiien Hoods
e woollen under-Sliirts and Drawers
. iNorsted, Cashmere. and Lamb 's-wool Hose. .
Scarlet, yellow. white and spotted Flannels,
Ladies' Silk, Kid, Cashmere and Buckskin
Gentiemen's WOODEN. Berlin. cashmcrs. and
superior Riding Glorcs, - = = - =
Ribbons, Worsted aud Linen Braid.
French worked Collars, Table Diapers 4
Brown and Rleaehed Nfnslins.
Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes. SAKE,
IA general assortment Of QUEENSwARE.
A variety of HARDWARE.
GROCERIES of all kinds.
Zinc Wash Boards, Corn Brsoms.H GO -
= Wooden Buckets, Sc, SC. ,slsd icE =
The public generally is invited to call and ex
clsIksburg, oct. 9th, is52-iy ll ~ ~
- n. B-Af kinds 81 Country Produce takenil
=. Eo- rNfgrE q D E0ear
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

WTORTHlNGToN c. sNETHEN. wxsI1rse-
w -IoS. ID. c., continues 70 practice Law eE-
clusiyely in the Supreme Court, and % attend 10
cases before Congress; H .hN ~ lSl tSinpi
To prosecute claims and settle accounts against
The depattmsnss, bureaus, and ib0aras Of som
70 pfoet4re patents for iiiventsSns. Mt home and
abroad, and % obtain pensions and bounty landsj
Toseollect debts, dividends. leEacies, and IL :
heritances in any part Of the United States and
in foreign countries; Ht-A ,-s74-.aes s2riEgti
+ To make investigations Of funds In loans and
stscks, and on bond and mortgage, and 70 pego-
tent-Tights in any state Of tho Union aus5 Il
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN RIO JANE1Ro.-A
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun wri-
ting from Rio de Janeiro, under date of
October 9th, says:
An awful tragedy occurred here last
night-a father murdered his daughter,
son, and an Englishman. The young
girl had been wronged. The father dis
covered her shame, swore death to her
soducer, the Englishman-found him
with his daughter; drove bullet through
his heart, and dashed madly at his daugh-
ter with knife. The son and brother
placed himself before her, and received
the blade of the knife in his side. The
father, seeming almost a maniac, wanted
more blood to wash out the stain upon
his daughters honor. and. with another
plunge. stabbed her in the heart. The
Englishman died Immediately; the son
lived three hours. and the daughter still
breathes, but will not live. The father.
q highly respectable Brazilian, gave
himself Immediately up to the authori-
ties.