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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
BARBERING SALOON.

J,HE subscribers Barbcring Saloon Market street.
l few doors below Scaman's Chair Factory, will be
open seasoBable hours and shaving and hair Trim
ming will be in and fashona
BILE Gentlemen will find his razors sharp, nd his
ssarssi ind MICHAEL j. BREINIG.
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New OR:ANs, Aug. %.

New OR:ANs, Aug. -.
=, CITY. rived with Hama dates of the
inch cdm the advio brought by the
mi City, drests being rde by the Gov
ri. of perts supposed toe disalrected.-
: lions evolutionary druments still con-
ltclettfeceiVeu oy "' ',1
:, ,ny sp4rds were eng,ed in conspiracy;
- If mtions of war, made. 1t is
i ,bl.whole matt, has been arranged
',:overhnt, to afford pretext 10 cedc the
~ M or England. Murder and robbery
@ al, occurrences. Havana is quite
hen. -frs EEt#H
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TITLE IN TXAS.

~ NEwpRLEANs, Aug. pa.
,.;uexas, Northn Standard, learns
IA, that Cap Stevens and his COM
'''''' re-, re skir,nishg with the Indians,
mani ~. ,unded by IN immense band of
@Hs ~. battle enstd, and Stevens, two
oaii1 IN were kid. The engagement
o''. 3 from For Gelnap. The story is
ooe" ,;:cy'sthat bneeds confirmation.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
YgR NEWS.
REPD Fd THE lNTELLIGENCER

KEro f9' liir. IN E Liz r.-,Nll.n.
Arrlrnd departures of steam Bonts.
RI ARRIVALS.
Ste,ard, both, Sunfish.
All,BelleNo. 3, Hanna, Cincinnati.
HarIazlet Pittsburgh,
Juli, McIey, do a
EXC Contell, do
Jusurdok, Wellsville. X
VirpNeh, Steubenville.
An, Hids, Parkersburg.
DEPARTED.
Ali Bell No. 8, Hanna, Pittsburgh.
Exl Cogvell, do
HaHazltt, Cincinnati.
Jun, MVey, GAINESVILLE.
JuIur3ck, Wellsville.
Vi0'Nal, Steubenville.
Are, Hicks, Parkersburg.
~ ifhes water-rising slowly.
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New YORK, Aug. &c.

priv, rs receied here, state from the
biybes, ", thatIr. Barring denies the di-
n,on,,;y TO hi country, but serves on
private 5.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27

| MowrG, rERr, Ala, Aug 25.
lis Commiec have called State
Co.., meet on lie llth Sept, to noini-
.. for Present.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27

BRASS FOUNDRY. -
HE subscriber, thankful for past avors, respectfully
informs the public that lie still continues business or
HLsASS CASTING
In all its branches at the Old stand tho River bank
Franklin Alley OF Cavct and Dulcld's Copper and
Tin shop, Main street. Wheeling, Va.
aug2-1w. JAMES McGILL
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Dnpont,s Powder.

'HE subscriber the Agency for the above Powder
aug2i. GEO. WILSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY 1NrELL1G ENcER,

. PUBLIC SALE.
VNTiLI he sold WciHcslay the 10Th day OF September
w 1852, on tho premises. Of ground fronting
the National R"aI and extending back Little Wheeling,
G. eek situated about three hund ed yards west OF the town
OF Philadelphia in Ohio county.
The above ac oil e will he sold public auction TO
the highest bidder Terms made known the day OF sale
% d&w-tl. ..aNs. ~ FRANCIS MELTON.
Mount Woods Cemetery. !
GONE vcy desir able lots In Mount Woods Cemetery
- can be had Oh application TO
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KELLS s. CALDWEI,I,,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. rAur.f g. COY
Importers mud Wholesale dealers, in Drugs,
Medicines, Cieniicnls, Paints, Oils, sc.
No. SO, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
HAVING purchased the entire stock fixtures chemical
apparatus. &C. Of the firm OF james PAUL &c. would
respectfully solicit the patti onagc dealers the public
generally. All goods warranted.
In retiring from the Drug business, take pleasure
recommending favorable conGilc alton successors,
McssTs. Kclls IL Caldwell, and have hesitation saying
that our former customcrs and dealers generally will
ceve that attention and accommodation which has earned
for this well known house large share patronage.
- JAS. PA ULLd CO.
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CI'TY BUSIN ESS. ]
-4.a.''J. O. HARBOUR, ,73l
CARPET, LOOKnNC GLASS.
AND UPHOLSTERY WAKE ROOMS,
Mo. 1i3 Main .slre.t. IKhllli,,r. Va.

NO. ID Main Sf'eet, IVhttling "a.
EEPS constantly hand, very large assortment Oh
IA brussels, Ingram and Venetian CARrErixa, Rugs
Mats Oil Cloths, Table anu Piano covers &c, &C. also
gilt and mahogany framed looking glasses portrait and
picture fraes of every description hand and made TO
order, wholesale and retail Venetian AMI Slate Window
Blinds, Window Shades, and Papcr-togcthcr with UP
holsery ware; such leds, Mattresses Pillows Quilts
CoutepaIes Cushions nc. Also Curtain Goods in p,cat
va,ietyi blinds, trimming cords, tnssels &c.
All Of which will be sold al The very prices and
warranted 10 give Satisfaction, aug2i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
McCLELLANS & KNOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOTS IND SHOES,
Men and Boys Palm Hats, Leather aud Findings,
at the ,reH kno,rn stand
=. Ht Of the
+r. E 49, nr0 D@@-
BIG RED BOOT.

WI are now receiving Eastern Manufacturing
w Establishments one OF the largest and best mnnulae.
I'M cd ass Boots and Shoes for Fall and Winter
wear oe cd in this on any other market They have
been ORDER according to our own dircc
tons and are intended expressly Tor retailing To our
regular customers and all others who may favor US with
cali we can unusually large variety OF bocts and
Shoes equal in quality OF material and
workmanship those manufacture cd in this or any part OF
the United States Our he found to consist in
part of the following scasonahlc goods:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
DIR. Guysott's Improved Extract of
and Sarsaparilla

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREPARA.
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON.
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THElLUNGS
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO RE
AFFECTED BY THE EREE USE OF
MERCURY, IRON, QUININE,
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THE UNITED STATES
LIFE INSURANCE,
Annuity and Trust Company.
CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.

CHARTER PERPETUAL-CASH SYSTEM.
CAPITAL So50.oO0.
Office 6. L. corner Third Chesn SIS, Philadelphia
rJNHIS COMPANY, in del meE is. Policies upon
the MUTUAL pIirciTic, with the security Of Policy
their right to ! plrc in the disrbuiiOo profits
each and every year The system OF payments is Cash in
advance, AID be made with reieIeiCe 10 The convent
c.ce OF parties opening policies with the Company
Also, III" DEPOSIT SYSTEM new plan OF Lie Insu.
al payments made to tho Company in i, lepa t.
men in purchase OF lnsuauce, rmnciy optional
CARDS their amount and The time which tLcy be made
party may pay much little Ciot less than 81 al
seldom he find convenient, and there is
oh legation him whatever TO cOiinnc his payment.
mand OF the person insured during his lictin may at
any time be withdrawn by him, whole i'll part. So
that the plan Of this Company there is created at and
the time, Insurance payable at 6eGn, JI1 drad
Die in Sietness. and provision for old Csc SEC CoEpa-
ny's amphets-l ss..s...r
SAVING FUND.
In the SAVING FUND DEPARTMENT, Money is re.
large suns, which interest is Allowed OF FIVE
PER CENT.
DIRECTORS t...-s
Stephen Z. Crawford, Paul Il. Goddard,
Ambrose w, Thompson, Lawr,nc Johnson
benjamin w. Tinsey, George Mclienry
Jacob L. Florence, Jane, DcveTux, ..
William N. Goodwin William McKee,
STEPHEN X. CRAWFORD, President.
Ambrose w Thompson ce-PresidcIt.
Charles G. Inlay, Secretary and Treasurer.
Actuary, Pliny Fisk.
..- MEDICAL EXAMINERS. .st
Paul u, Goddard NJ. II. William Pepper, NJ. d.
Alexander C. Hart, NJ d.
In attendance at the Office OF thu Company, from II TO
O'Clock, daily. aug2i
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Look to Yo,,r coulLgha!

ITO ell aborihg under Goesbs Colds HoaB
Il ness, Pains In the Hseast, Splitting Riood
would honestly recommend e OF Breiingefs Cd
pound Syrup OF Boncset picasaHt, AID specs
cure. 1t can be had AZ Messrs. E1xroA g a1Hrs
- tBRENTL1NGER dsdRMSTRoN6fsS5
aus2t-tyr:d Monroe street, Wheeling
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

N1E undersigned has copcned HIS Superior To.
baeeo and Cigars at No. 67 Main cct side,
near Market Alley, where will be all the cloicc
brands OF Tobacco Snuff and Cgis, which the following
Is paT-Regaa, impcIiales, Canoncs, Ia Normas, GAIA
doTcs, Planatclas, Principe Half Spanish Kcntuck Com.
mon Cigars. Il.5.i n fI..'lTI
TOBACCO.
Russell ~ Robinson's, Grants, Dxons Jones and Hud.
sons
SNUFF.
Rapree, Congress. Macouba, Scotch Cut and Dry for
Smoking &c. &c. - ~ 80 -
The undersigned feels thankful ayors heretofore he
stowcd and would respectfully solicit portion public
patronage.
nug2-imd. WIN. II. IIoWSER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
ERUPTIvE DISEASES.


IT has become settled fact, acknowledged by the
best Physicians OF city that In the euro of ofn
letter. and many other diseases, BREsrLiSGHR's Fun
ExTR ACT SARsArARILLA DAsDrIioN is decided
above all preparations tspeaks for itself whcneve
used; although have taken the pains OF hay
ing published through the papers or appointing agent
sale of it, yet almost weekly receiving OF
from Vermont, New York, Ohio Kentucky and ohc
states, by PERSONS who by chance means have hear
its wonderful curative powers The following Is from
gentleman OF Vermont few days SINCE who used 1t for
very serious disease:- .zEst9 ~
DEAR DocroR:
The two bottles ofmedicine got from yc
when in Wheeling have nearly cured me; please send n.
some moro by Express.
Yours Respectfully. ,.4.
1t is now prescribed by nearly all the Physicians OF
city, quack medicine, for have made them
qiiainted with the component pats and say TO
such VIC have not the opportunity of making 1t know
to- il is entirely free from all minerals, and Is not
the Incompatible with any of the preparations OIL
dine, Fowler solution, or other properties
To be had at Paxton Lakes, and F. Yahrln and col
wholesale and retail by !. ]. .-s .
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRONG.
Monroe street, opposite Washington Hall, Wheeling "
July 81, '62.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27

Berger or spine and lInsclp Linimens.g
nF this remedial agent VIC forbear to say anything /,
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatsl
Neuralgia sprans, pains from Bruise, Bnrns, &c, is
extraordinary that TO speak lis real merits, y
really could scarce give oredence assertion
f9iitf q ~ 1t be had i.I.ss 50
s5.is,55. 7z7c,357 ii PAXTON Se LAKR,S,seS5
= = - End Of Susp. Bridge, and at u
Aug.2t-,y:d. RRESTIlNGE Err g ARMSTRONG 6 s. g.
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<L4T, welIsviIIc s5sslk-N
rail-, ROAD.

: TO CLEVyD. TOLEDO, SANDUSKY. DETROIT,
| CHG NII.WAUKIE, BUFFALO,. DUN
-NEIT Work AED BOSTON, -,
'I'I'HE evIiebt drausht passenger steamer
| i MuIpttisater viii leave every morning (Smdays
excepted o'clock connecting at Mellsye %hh sls
leaving It !nos and arriving at Cleveland AZ NJ,
and coni.c ~ the Steanboat and Railread lines ioI
Toledo 81 netruit, Chicaso, Mlwaakie, Buffalo and
4 9Rss uSfsRts hFents C. & P. R. R. Co.
aus2, .pa'A'''' - once No. Il, Wafer ST.
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,i.8l :. u. IS, God Liver Oil.
TUSTrcceiycd; 6 boxes Samuel simes' manufacture
pure Medicinal Cod Liver Dill the best article OF tho
kind brought to this any ohor market. q =
4ss.ltyi7s So : - BRENTlINGER dsARMSTRONG,=s
sug2f-1yr:d Opposite Washington Halt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27

Seth r. Scarcy whose certificate is above is OF
much vcroCity any in this country, and Of good
Judgment and we place entire reliance his statement
t'#F f IIARCOURT, HOWARD & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-08-27
MEDIC & &c
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry!
The best Remedy ever known to MAN - =

:
For Coughs Colds Ashma Group Bronchitis. Influenza.
Bieedfns Of the Lngs, tfcit -ethiug, Sirsr dBc-
tioas, Pain Weakness of he Breast Side, FiIsf
- Stage Of Colistrnption, 3r &C., &c
In short this asam peculiarly adapted every disease
of the Lungs and Liver, which is produced by eyeip
varying climate s,E.g-s5i II ..-5..Isf5.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possess important
medicinal properties This fast is familiar TO matron
forms for variety OF ion Limits. Tat also has bsen
eqlally noted for its virtues; aud physicians WHOSE
familiar TO the whole country, have
10 declare that even CONSUMPTION could be cured by that
alone. In other hands, again. il nearly vauclcs ovI,
no doubt To their ignorance in preparing and administering
ia difficulty now entirely obviaed by patient cxperec:
and long experiment. - HEts 80 49,
The extraordinary MEDICINAL powers these cub
stances time, combined embodied
In DIR. WlSTAR'S RALSAM OF WILD CHERRY; by
nice chemical process everything deetcrrus uess is
rejected, that what remain is the most ordinary and
truly efcacos remedy for all kinds of pulmonary ahd liver
ever known 10 To convince all ubievers
that our theory is really true, refer 10 few OF
cures PERFORMED by this wonlsrfu! medicine.
a. "a 97949 80 9@49 &
s0 ire' sartd y s q t 1y 5.s ssss q "1Vsa
MI. Eden, Ky, July 81, 1852.
Wstas llalsam of Wild Cherry that bought OF you has
been OF such sig benefit in my family, that wish to
its virtues known for The lcIrft OF the public.
My wife took cold at the time OF her confinement which
ccttled cd her lungs Tic physicians pronounced her dis
ease consumption She had prose hight swcats and had
coughs; she given for dcspaired OF her recovery
nnnced taking "Tisar,s Ridm of Wild Cherry,'' and
three bottles effected entire with her and the child
both. .-.fr d. I-..=..a ....-E.aF ss.-t
have doubt that they would have been in their
graves if they had not used Wstars BasaI of Wild
Cherry 20 .litss ~ . a4.,5I SETH X. SEARCY.
much vcroCity any in this country, and Of good
Judgment and we place entire reliance his statement
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22
Tie Value Of Labor,

In the bret tnoticc we made of Mr.. McGcr'3
eloquent Lecture, in our paper Of Thursday, we
referred to hlJ glowing tribute to l-bor IN con-
nexlon with tire cnigrants to tins country, and
the real wealth that each one Of them added to
the country. not to the cash, but to the ilbor
capital Of the nation. His remarks on tins sub
ject were philo .ophlcal, and possess. with ALL
80 much common sense, that we give his views
as condensed By the Chicago Press, where he
also delivered the same ectue.
While explaining the causes of ;he rapid
growth of our country, in wealth and physical
improvements, he estimated the value of an
enirrgnt at one thousand dollars. 1t Will cost
he SAID, at reasonable estimate, one dollar
per week on an average, to support a child
from lis infancy. till it arrives at the are of
twen;y-oAc-that l., something more than
$1,000. Now an emlgrant lands on our shores,
already reared; ana with II strong arm and
willing heart, hn is ready 70 work ami every
hour othis labor IS 81 much added 10 the active
producing capital Of the country. Go where
You wlll, along our great lines of pub,ic I'M
proyomcnts and whose slnews supply the daily
toll necessary to their pogress; They are
foreigners almost exclusively. Go To the
dwellings Of the rich, AMI also to those the
farmer aad mcc,mnr, AMI who cook the din
negS and do the drudgery Of the kItchrn: They
are almost exclusively the buXom daughters Ct
Ireanl, Germany, Norway or sDne other
European nation. Our Ralroads, our canals,
our towns, and oar cities are in great meas
ure built by the sweat and the toll of oar clt!-
Ms Of foreign birth. Labor makes The wealth
of a nation, and ~ one can doubt that the
yearly Increase Of the wealth oi TINS country
from foreign labor is immense. At least d. {, :
coo foreigners will arrive during ,hn present
year. Take therefore, the valultlon Of NJ.
McGee, a. 600 which in our Judgment, is
much too low, and about tour hundred millions
OF dollars will be added this year to the capital
Ct the nation, from foreign emigration alone.
Bat this IS not all. Scarcely any of the
thousands vino daily land on our shores are en-
tlrely destitute Of means. Many Of them bring
hundreds and some of them thousands of dol
lars IN gold, and the accession from this source
to the capital of the country is a very important
item in our estimate. We say, therefore, away
with all narrow mailed prejudice against our
foreIgn population. Let US rather hd them a
hearty welcome, and unite our energies, both
physical and intellectual, to develop the re-
sources Of our country, and make American
civilization the gnldlng star for those who are
struggling to be free, among al the families OF
man,-Dttroi Tribune.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

nations have been erected in all parts of the
city religious societies have been organized,
gambling houses closed by municipal regula-
! TONS, and the city now presents that quiet and
orderly spectacle which characterize our East
| crn cities.
The corps oflnstructors in the Andovor The
o.oglcal Seminary is again complete. Rev.
Prot. Borrows late of the Theolglca Depart
ment of Western Reserve College, Is to be as
sociat"d, during the coming term, with Rev.
Dr. Stowe. who was recently inauguraed Prof.
Of Sacred Literature.
At n meeting of the Board Of Managers of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South, recent
ly held at Louisville at which were present
Bishops Soule and Andrew, 1t was resolved,
after carefully looking over the entire work,
that one hundred thousand dollars be appropria-
ted for missionary purposes the coming fiscal
year. Bishop Soulc will leave for California
the latter part Of November, IN company with
number Of miss 1naries.
The Orthodox Congregational Church of
Massachusetts. comprises i6l churches, 352
pastors and 81 stated supplies; IS churches
are vacant. lJI ministers are without pastoral
charge, and there are Gl,>U1 church members
The late Bishop lIedding, bequcathed his
voIuable hhrorv +, tho niLlic,l Irs,;,r,a q,
Concord y II
Bishop Browne,l of Connecticut, becomes,
by the death Of Bishop Chase, of Illinois, the
lfesldlng BlShop OF the Protestant Episcopal
CHu'-h' ne hcV' Dr. Nhltehouse, already
consecratcd Assistant Bishop OF Illinois, Will
succeed Bishop Chase.
Bjshop Scott. Of tho Nra,holis, En;scon,l
Church. IS TO procoe1 IN Afr,c, in ,na ,o he
present at the Ilberi, Conference in Jonr,rv
next. and will he ocron,,.nind hv Roy II
Perry. and Rev NJ IIornn wbo viii ro,nnin
win the mission
Tboro nra loo C,,,,..a,.o.;..,., C,.,.- :;
yor,nort ",iy''"t ~
,.,n,;on C,r 10 r Wv W. VI .lo Ool.,
stated snnno, - ,,nro,,l,I J'o pa''o'S 80 =,
dn.,iutn cbnrchos I'I,',,''', u'h +.
NJ ""'''oe' Vi Hle"'oeiS
The Animal Session or ,ao O,ia p,.,;,.
Co,,.n,,,-,, ,,,'I, i-lII ~ r".,i D'p''''
r,oncin,, S,..,i,,. "a .,SI e','i'' CON-
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FURTH Err NEWS FROM CALIFOR.


New ORLEANS, Sept. 30. The Oaio from NAVY
Bay had on board the Pacific mails for New
York.
The Brother Jonathan, Of the Nicaragua line.
which was supposed 10 have been los, had
arrived at Panama. and sailed from thence fnr
her destination,
The health Of the Isthmus was generally
good, and passengers were arriving and depart
ing without any interruption. The election for
fresiuent, at New Grenada, passed off peace
ably, aid resulted in the choice Of Ger. Orando
Considerable excitement existed at Panama, on
account OF the discovery of gold upon tie 18th
mus, and many of the inhabitants had lett their
homes for the diggns.
The American brig Egyptian, from Boston,
arrived at Aspinwall on the 23d Of September,
having lost both the first and secor mates from
The dysentery. Several additional vessels had
been put up at Panama for the Australian
mines. The telegraph project across the 18th
mus was progressing favorahly The l,thmu4
roads were in good order. Trade at Panama
vas improved. The railroad was expected to be
completed TO Panama about a prll mex.
The news from California is interesting,
There have been some few murders and cther
outrages since the sailing of the last steamer;
out as general thing, the state ofatiIirs is far
more encouraging.
difficulty had occurred recently between
Major Savage and Capt. Harvey, in which the
former was killed.
The news from the mines is very favorable,
and the yield the coming season, it Is ant!cpa-
ted will be immense.
Some new and valuable gold discoveries have
been made in the east range Of the Sierra Ne
vada.
Measures for the independence Of Lower
California were still in progress.
The notorious Parker H. French WAS at
Durango at last accounts. He had made pro-
position TO the Governor to allow him to arm
and equip an army of 100 Seminoles, with
which to fight the Apachcs and check them in
their depredations and lawless deeds.
The fugitive slave case, on trial for some
time past in San Francisco, had been decided
by the surrender OF the fugitive.
The California markets were only moderately
active, as many descriptions of goods had de-
cned. Several auction sales had been held, at
which prices accepted, in number Of Instances,
were U1low first cost in the Atlantic States
The Money market was in favorable condition
and the receipt of gold dust at San Francisco
on the increase.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-22

said firm, has been, by their consent, in the
practise of drawing checks for the funds of
said firm, and has had, for that purpose, pow
er of attorney from said firm
The said Bowen has from time to time, with
IN the past two years, felo:iously clnbCzaled,
and appropriated to his own use, without the
knowledge or consent Of said firm, the sum of
two hundred and twenty thousand dollars of
the funds of the said firm, among which is an
item Of thirty thousand dollars, which sad
Bowen embczzed and appropriated to his own
use in the month of August, 1852, and the re-
mandcr of the aforesaid sum wa1 embe2zled
by SAID Bowen in various sums, from five to ff-
teen thousand dollars, at various times during
the years 1851 and 1852.
And deponent further says, that David a.
Comstock has from time to time received from
suld Bowen the said sum of two hundred and
twenty thousand dollars, eubczzled BY said
Bowen as aforesaid, and particularly the thirty
thousand dollars before mentioned and also the
other amounts before stated, which the sal
Comstock acknowledges to have received from
sad Bowen, ana for which he gave hlm no Sc
curty; and deponent further says, that said
Comstock well knew that said Bowpa was a
clerk Of said firm, ana that all of said money
was the property of Brown, Brothers g. Co..
and that he also well knew that the SAID mon
eys were SO delivered to him by suid Bowen
without the knowledge of the firm of Brown,
Brothers u Co., or Of any member Of said
firm.
Deponent further says, that the said Bowen
has admitted to deponent that he had drawn
the aforesaid amount, and paid the same to said
Comstock; and said Comsock has acknowl-
edged receiving said amount from said Bowen.
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