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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-06-18


Representatives.
Washington, d. C., June IS, 1876.
DR CO. D. GREEN:
Dear SRI feel it not only pleasure, bu. a duty TO
make known to you, and the public. You desire it, the
surprising eHecis OF the "Oxygenaed Bers in relieving
me from that most discouraging disorder Dyspepsia.
have been acedfor about seventeen years with the us
al attendant symptoms viz: constipation Of the bowels
headache pain IN the chest asulence acidy
ach ana severe nausea and for months at time not the
's particle VI moisture would appear on the surface Of
the chest OF mbs, and of the time was extremely
bilious have used various remedies have been strict in
my diet have boon dosed with caomel and eetcs day a
ter DAY oy PHYSICIANS bui all TO good purpose Hearing
ofhe wonderful effects OF the "oxygcnaed Bers in the
Of Dyspepsia, procured some as last resort have
u5df0ur bottles OF the medicine and ind the bad .ymD
oil removed and myself once more in the cuoymen,
81 health None but the Dyspcptic sufferer who has felt
all he horrors Of the disease all appreciate the value
OF the medicine. most sincerely hope that all " IN make
trial ofthe medicine and in able to rejoice in the re-
turn Of health.
Respectfully yours, r. P. STOW.
REED. BATES s. AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists No
&c Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
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CUT COURr-IN CHANCERY.
Samuel Hale and Charles L. Bromley,
William Monear and Martha Monear !
Virtue and in pursuance of Decree of the Circuit
Court forthe county of kenosha State OF Wisconsin
made and entered In certain pending therein on the
Chahcery side thereof in the Term of May, d. lSJ2
wherein samuel Hale and Charles l.. Bromley Conp-
nahs and Imam Monear and Martha Monear are de-
ttncanis bearing date the Goth day Of May, A. D. 1852
s sen al pubic auction to the highest bidder, the door
OF me Court House in thc city Of kcnosha in slid <nty
on saturday Inc Hhh day fully, A. ID. 1852, between t
hours "a nine ana twelve in the forenoon that day. The
following described real estate wit: .A those certain
pieces arc 5or lots OF land lying and being in the town
"i W hea.d county of henoshA aud Wscon sin
and described a. follows, viz: the West halfof the North
c5 quarter Dissection No ten Co., Of township No one
=, North OF Range No nineteen 49, East containing
Eighty s0 aces o. land Asothc Nortl-lVest quarter
q Ihc Nor.h-i.S quarcr of Section NO. ten in town
ship o. one ID. North of Range No. nineteen 10, East
containing tor.y 40, Lcrt- ofland"
DA'ad hCH'sii- June ISL, \. -. loJ2 G-I
NATHAN r. hTIFN.
Sheriff OF hcnosha County.
o. E. II Al, CNmrlt's Sol.
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p A [ y L [ n c.!

FHNE undersigned belonging that extensive family Of
III SmIthS," and christened with handle which con
POUNDS the confusion takes this method Of letting poo
pie know what may be expected of particular and
rhere they may find him. And first every thing which APP
pertains to ordinary
Painting on Houses, Vessels and Wagons, SET
ting Glass, dc,
he holds himself ready perform at short notice and on
the most reasonable terms.
~ His shop the Old Paint stand, on Church ST..
in the rear OF the City Hotel.
John SMITH.
p =. He hopes will forget the name. Remember
JohH SMITH.
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SPRING
MsI.S1lIIhII.hs1NllI Al.BY u

GREAT ATTRACTION FOR THE LADIES'"
NuzSS. y. SCREFsNFEs has just returned from
We New York with an extensive, various, rich, and Gle
CANT assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS,
Which she is Offering for sale her Old stand Oppo
site the Park Grateful FOR past fvors, she invites her
friends and the public call and examine them and feels
confident thai the conclusion will be, that for elegance
style, durability OF material and reasonablcness iii prccs
her stock OF Goods Equals a1y other IN the nest.
Call and Materials ofevery grade; Ribbons from
cents 10 shinss per yard aud Eonnels from six Sh
ng> Six Dollars and upwards, each Dont be afraid
take the walk Aer you inspected the Goods down
the City and heard rumor about the extremes Of fash
up and awhile by examining for yourselves
keno=ha, May c.h, 1882. 5-5l
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TENHE Semi Annual Review Of the Fire Department
Will take place Thursday, July l-i. The Line will
b. formed IA Mark Square T.. VI. Officers Compa-
mes W see shat oil he sppartI'is brought the ground
~ pcri "ricr r Inspection All he members of De-
pertinent are cSIcc!eI 50 appear fully equipped.
Il. b. IlINSDALF.
= Chief Engineer Fire Department.
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RHEUMATISM.


Railways Ready Relief will stop the and oXcrucs-
ting pains of rheumatism almost iusu ~. Persons
living in this city who, for months confined their
beds by Rheumatic palms, whose bones unsound from
top toe whose 0ius distorted with painful swcngs
Mat relieved from all pann Is minutes by the OF
RadpAys Ready Relief This is truth and thousands in tho
city of New York and hundred, Of thousands w no United
states, for the truth of this asseriionwe need
certificates Of Curewe puhh long list Of 10
prove The efficacy II Radways Ready Relief citizens
OF almost every town in the Unions for the last four ysnrs,
have atpdi thamoa
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VT. Pleasantly Iowa, Aug. y, 1910.
Mr. W b. Sloan Dear Sir For some time pest we have
been acting agents for the sale Of your incidence We
are OUT they go off like hot cakes Please send us
the first opportunity, dor Of yonr Condition Powders
dnz. Horse Ointment, and dOz. Family Ointment
Bespt yours, p & a. SAUNDERS
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment

Mud SAFE, Ih0yOHsh and the greG;esi ElerHai Rene
~ Escd. rs e0nposeG IF Ee%etabte Extracts and
possesses p0'oer HHeqRad IN TIE Annals ~ Medicine jO Tie
IF I.famtsatory Diseases.
1t is universally acknowledged 10 he nfS5e remedy
every where has been faithfully applied the
system for promoting lnscnsbe Perspratior, and
invaluable in all diseases OF the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers
Old Sores, Chibans Sore Throat Burns Cuts CUtnueOus
Eruptons Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases Of the Eye
Ague in the Face, Rheumatic Pains. Conrac ted Cords
Pain III the Side Back and other parts Of the system Scald
Head Bruises Fresh Wounds, Piles, aud every Kind of
containing the least particle of Inflammation, are
nermanemllN cured hy this grent renedN.
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BEAUTY.

BEAUTY.
Cbmpexonrchly tinted with the blood Il hsalth
wish skin \, pure and fair rs parinn marble
Son and swcctas the ffagrant rure--
Teeth a5 sound md white ~ Glalser,
breath OF sweetest fragrance and lips Of cnrnltfn.,
With flowing Fingleta and glossy locks
Luxuriant trcses dancing gracefully Ger the like
meek,
20 dark rePulsiye spots to mar the pleasing picture,
OR to cast duh shadows DER beauty master piece.
Radway's Alelicafed Soap.
Composed Of the most delicious rare and fragrant CONS
OfcXIraCts, oils 0hi costly cssenccs-
Off0vers, rtots, trees nnd oriental plants,
Possessing g0ndrous virtues DER skin diseases.
TO the Complexion il imparts Beauty.
BY cleansing the skin from oil erp,yo matter.
Makes clean the pores glY9s action tho caniu,res
BY which all poisonous humors ore elected
And healthy action To- the7skin restored.
To the teeth it gives vhitcnes5 and prevents decay
II makes thc skin son, sweet and smooth
Transforms the most repusiye and disaxurcd visage
To clear and beautiful complexion
RAILWAYS CIRCASSIAN BALM.
Tmparts nu.rirneni 10 the halr--
Makes Is strong, glossy, rich ard luxnriant
Clean:eS the scalp from d6ndru action IN the hrs
fAs!ens the hnir upon the scalp and fOces to lrow
Like gano 10 barren COIL il makes itrioh aDd rneys
To dress the hsir make Hsmooth and glossy
strong and beautiful, &c.
Radray's CrcGssiGn Balm is The ne plus Ultra
TT Price IS c@nts pefbo,ne.
RAILWAY & co, Practical Chemist,
lo2 Fnlton-SHCci, New York
AGENTS
J. n. SrARKVEATHHR, +. RODIESON, and r non.
lSSON & co, kenOsha. IN,
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> ~ N z
o. :. HEArDmpli's. Sol.
nuANCERH SALE.

Stair OF TSCONSIN-KENuSHA COUNTY CIR.
n COIRT-IN CHANCERY
David Z rec, William Alfand Gerdrude All
EpY Viruand in pursuance of Decree of the Circuit
p Court e. county OF heuoSha, state OF Wisconsin,
made and rrFei in ccrsGn pending therein, on
the Chance e thereof, in the term of MAY 4. D. 1851.
wherein pav PnSroc Is compa nant and William Atand
Gertrude Aar defendants, bearing dac the 20ih day OF
May. A. ~ shall sell II public action The highest
bidder he OF the Court House the city % keuosha
IN said could Saturday shc @i.h dayoI july y H. lo52
between tatu ct nine ani Twelve in the forenoon Of
that dsy hiaWing described real estate Vit; " All
that c,ria If, parcel, 10. of land lying and being in
the fhGAlland. IN The county of henosha. and
OF Niscor rlbed A. being tie south hsli North
West 4ggsr uf section NJ. tHvutyseyCn = in township
Ne y ir,h ot RsaGe No. nineteen 10 Last contain
ing ct-l.N9 sores of land.
Dated lnlshs June lSi, \. n. lS52 "a
NATHAN r. ALIEN
Sheriff Of kcuosha County
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to" should any among our community have the III!
luck contract cold the prevalent influenza, 4yer
Cherry Petora! is recommended to such efficient
grecAblc mcdicnc-sure to relieve them.
Genera! LearHed Late Eltor Of the 81. Loui3 n
DR.. STORMS CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CAN
Mr. Hamilton Wade has presented US with package Of
the above article try lis virtues in relieving US Of Sc
we're cold. We have ed it, and it has proved successful
1t agreeable competition to take, pleasant
hoarhound candy and wi;h us had speedy
aud sautary effect. We commend it TO the public
Yrce. one Dime per Roll; Rolls f6r IS Cents; 81
Dor dos Liberal Discount mad Country Merchants
The Candy is neatly put Up wish directions foE
handsome engraving ~ ihe Scottish Cont Arms and tht
written signature of Hamilton Wade proprietor IL or
the uSsIde rspyoI oGooch roll oud pacEa4e. AZ
nv saIsJyE Ao6tss0A. Gnd siGrkUs1iAp~S Co.
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A. N. CROTSENBURGu
HARRISON & BROTEaER,S
900G- EdmSloua~
Racine, Wisconsin

Every description Of Rooks, .Wagazines Blank Books
Music Books, RsrIers Newspapers, &c. bound this Es
tabshnen IN superior and at fair rates for CASH
Particular attention paid 10 the Binding Of Music, and
the various Magazines. All work executed this Estab
iishinent will be warranted to prove satisfactory.
Those wishing Books Magazines bound respectful
y invited to call at this Bindery and examine Work and
Prices. JOHN \. HARRISON,
w. G. HARRISON.
Racine, May 1852. 3m-0
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q SPECIAL MEETING for business will be held a
"A the Arlnoy, on Monday next At p. NJ
by u-dcrof Ihe Capt.
J. II. DEARBORN, Clerk.
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PAINS OF All KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain apply Rsdvays Ready Relief
IL sure 70 relieve in 6fe" minutes you have pains
in the stomach, lnrstines in 81" Liver Kidneys, Bowels
joints, Bones, Railways Ready Ref aiken either inter
nally applied externally. VIII minutes stop pain
and quickly remove its
Price 10 and so Gents per Bottle.
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CHILL FEVER.

cHILLs STOPPED IL FEW MIyUTgs-PAIa RELIEVED IN
sTAHTIY.
Railways Ready Relief acts Ike charm In all OF
Chs and Fever 1t brcHks ;he chk Immediately
up and invigorate with health and strength every organ
Dnd stCreLion Of The system.
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HEALING VIRTUES.

II is fact, authenticated here, well all over the
State and indeed the whole states, E1t SOans
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity, and re-
putaou, 10 which they justly entitled by their 'heG.ing
UutHes." and powers. We not among those who are
prone 10 endorse every patent hmbug that along
and in this instance have delayed endorsement until
have been able TO make douby
by testing them personally ourselves but from test,
mony of a numerous portion OF the community living
around us Illinois Globe, April l3, 1850.
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AMERICAN
1t L \ l.
Insurance Company,
OF AMSTERDAM. NEW YORK.
CiEoEEAF.
100000.

Is Company nsurcs property in two classes, the
b. counts OF which aLr kept In sspGratc Book there be-
my no connection other than thai the business eaCh u-
der the supervision ~ The Board of Directors
giving the public the advantage two Insurance Compa-
MES with he expense of Office Each Glass pays its
Losses.
THE FARMERS DEPARTMENT
Is confined to Farmers Buildings detached Dwellings, and
their contents.
THE lfER NTS' DEPARTMENT
lnsures Dwellings in Cities Stores and Goods therein Print
ing onc'S Hotels tlourng Mills, Lumber Yards Iron
I"uuGFies Machine shops, Blacksmith shops Carrcnter
Cabinet Cooper and Carriage Shops and al kind, ogoods
and store.
fSE$O--WAESESE INSURANCE.
This Company offers Inducements those desiring Iusu-
rance ON Steamers Propclcr and all sail craft their car
goes. OFFICERS:
GEO. WARWICK. Pres't.
II. y. HADLEY, Scc'y.
References:
I0IIy IN \ & = M 64 IN New York
DA TER, MILLER 4 CO,
ElTTENtiELD BROTHERS,
ALFRED EDWARDS & 60.
GEO. HI. BENEDECT.
AZ Agent: kenoSha.
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DESS0EU TTON.

EuISrRG oftho Churches or Wisconsin, IN connection
I'd >consin Convention, by Rcv. stephen ct
Fr.ce - as. koF sale at kISG'S BOOKSTORE.
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DANGEROUS PRACTICE.

The of Morphine, Strychine, AconGne Dcllcdonna,
Aca and other poisonsarc not only dangerous but cruel
The effect of these posons not To cure the disease,
remove from the ~ stem the pains,
But 10 dedden the e. wcGken and STOP tho
energy, 10 ParQiy,e the taHcnns Of the nsre0Hs Sys
tegi and 10 destroy sensation.
II this practice is continued for any length time tha
patient will not only away but The brain i'll become
nnraNacd and the ininlnci dnstrnNed
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DISSOLUTION.
TIVHE rFarncrshp heretofore existing under ;ho name
anil of smith. French & Co. Smith, Sherwood
Co. - day expired By limitation, sud l. hereby dis
solved jill persons having demands against >aid firms aud
I fas indebted to sad firms requested call on
yaasmpori Head far settlement. they only are
auth BED 10 close uQ The business uf said firm.
, 4. y. SMITH
HEAD, CAMPBELL & HEAD.
MA, iS52
II AR window Shsdes 4 new and extensive LOT ~
ffed WINDOW SHADEs. usiFseeivcl and FOR sale low
&c Aug. 10. hING's BooEsToRE.
"fELQPES. a superior srtc]e Of BUT. White and
EAHts Envelopes, OF al sizes and varieties
peEu KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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William honear and Martha Monear.

STATE OF WISCONsIN-kEN OSIIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
Samuel Hale and Charles T. Bromley, !
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CyANCEirEN SAFE

A'alI4 III W SNCl
o. :. HEAD, Cuplt's. fol.
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NEURALGIA.
Pam Stopped Ins.Gntlp.

Railways Ready Relief possesses almost MIRACULOUS
influence sharp darling If pain Of this cruel
complaint In few minutes the pAiIsrlCken sufferer cS
perences the delightful sensations of departing pain. has
cured thousands OF in the city of New York vhsro
many of them had been brought almost to deaths door
The effects OF the Ready Relief to stop the pain mrnv
ately to strengthen the system, and supply te
nerves with energy and vha the loss OF which
is the chief cause nervous pans.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is free from HOrphinc.

ind all other dangerous and Influence. To tie
rcak and paraysed system 1t upgrts te
@ DEATH and the pam IS stopped by the healthy iRfiEenee
Whch RddayS Resdy Rc! impartS To tie aCrUeS, instead
IF the IJeleSS siepy and VardiBSin effect Aich OvhIRe,
and ohcr preparations containing nts r0iso, produces
he sASttm.
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PAPER. 4 fun assortment Of she different
- sizes u KINGS BOOKSTORE.
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CEANCERN SAFE

0. :. HEAD. Complt's. Col - ~
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See sloans advertisement in another column.
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SICK HEADACHE.

RAILWAYS READY nEL1KF Will sr"r rnr Aos- nIsTREs-
stNo PAINS IN A Prw MINUTES, AND PHEvHET
RENEWED ATTACKS.
II will cleanse and sweetsn the stomach AMI ncurnlize tho
poisonous acids Of the srser
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SATISFACTORY PROOF THAT DYSPEPSIA CAN BE
CURED
Prices Current.

FROM L. P. srow, Esq, Assistant Clerk L. 8. House OF
Representatives.
lVsahfrOfor N q J,,a 1stc
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TIE HUMAN FRAME

Il the most perfect masterpiece % mechanism In the uni
Every artery, muscle, gagpt and bone exhibits
Ia its formation the wisdom tf Deity. Every joint and
.neW works harmonious ith Crr other, and upon the
natural performance of every func. depends The health
M nciv.ln III TIE whole.
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ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

ALL LII SOIAt bIN@ANAb
DiarrhGa, Dyscn.asy.
Bloody Fluxi ChN'e-l f..hus
Painful Discharge.
II relieves the pains in n few mn checks
the most distressing disc .ryes ~
SPEEDILY REMOVES =! p rt Use.
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LIKE HOT CAKES.

REED, BATES s. AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggist
&c Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents
Price ) per bottle six bottles for s.
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RAV VE N N A. o HIO:
M day, MayIO, So
D,mocratic State ticket.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
FoR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES B. sTEEDMAN.
.A Word to- peiinauenfs.

We very much dislike TO dun and there
fore seldom do it. But We are Under the
necessity Of calling upon those Of our sub
scribers who are in arrears for one or more
years, for little material aid Three
more numbers complete the seventh volume
of our paper. and there are many who are
indebted to us Cor the whole time. By cur
published terms we are entitled to demand
$3.50 where payment isldelayed ill after
the expiration Of the year; stili those who
viii forward The amount Of their .indebted-
ness within six or eight weeks, and thus
save US thetronble ard expense of sending
odt an agent, will be charged but the price
Of advance payments, $l,50. We hope
those in arrears viii not neglect this mat
ter, but furnish US with. the ready relief i'm.
mediateIy.
: RAyEsNA, May 3, 1852.
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AN ISLAND OF GeLD IN THE PAcIrIc.-
Many vague reports have been circulated
on the California sido respecting The i'm.
mense golden wealth Of the Queen Chars
lotte's ISLAND, in the Pacific. A letter to
The Courier, Of N New York, mentioning the
discovery by persons employed by the
Hudson Bay Company, says that in less
ihan one hour S13, GOO worth Of gold and
quartz inlermixed was discovered, and
much more might have been secured, but
for The imprudence Of one Of the party,
who. in his eagerness 10 secure some Of the
large pieces, gave the indians silver dol>
lar for each large piece Of gold. The In.
dians, although ignorant Of the value ofthe
gold, were accustomed 10 the use OF silver,
from trading with the Hudson Bay Com.
spany. After receiving few dollars, they
attacked The white men, and drove them
off TO otheir vessel, and they were obliged TO
get under weigh and leave the harbor.-
Several vessels with armed men have since
left San Francisco for the island. The
island is about .240 miles in length, and
from 20 10 100 in breadth, with beautiful
soil and climate. The coasts abound with
excellent harbors and large quantities OF
fish. 1t has apopulation Of from 7 900 to
10000 Indians, who lead a rowing life, al.
ways moving in large bodies from one par.
of The island 10 another. The island is
nominally British possession, but il is not
inhabited by single white man.
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Wrecks Of ffty Sealing; Vessels in til.

Wrecks ofJtty Sealing Vesssls in the
Ics-Great loss of LJe.-The steamer
Osprey, from ST. John, N. F., April %,
has arrived al Halifax, with accounts of
the wreck Of between fifty and sixty ves-
sells in the ice in the gale of April 20h.-
The Newfoundland papers stale that the
loss ofllfe has been considerable, how gr eal
is not known. list Of eighteen vessels
lost with full cargoes of skins, is given,
one of which had five Of her crew drowned,
and another two. In many cases, as the
vessels drif,ed towards the ice, the crews
deserted them and escaped 10 the Shore
In some cases the abandoned vessels have
been taken into port.
Hundreds Of the crews Of the wrecked
vessels are said TO be on Richard Island,
Bonayista Bay, in state Of destitution and
starvation. The Assembly Of Newlound.
land has requested the Governor 10 appro.
pirate e30o for their relief, and four or
ive vessels would sail to them as soon as
the wind would permit A vessel had ar
rived a. St. John, which reported that up>
wards Of one thousand shipwrecked ed sealers
had reached Greenford, but the number is
probably exaggerated.
The Disaster is said to be nearly equal
to that at Prince Edwards Island last year
-BosioD Irau., ApriL 80.
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The SALARY BILL.-several errors oc-
Cured in our notice Of the passage of the
Salary Bill last week. The following are
the amounts Of the salaries allowed several
officers: Governor 1890; Lieut.. Gov>
ernor, $5 per day during session, and mile.
age; Auditor. $1,000; Treasurer, $500;
Secretary Of State, $l400; Board Of Pub
lie Works, each $500; Attorney General
$1,000, with 8 per cent. till il amounts &c
$l4oo; Librarian, $500; Supreme Judges,
$l70O; District Judges, $500; Superior
and Criminal Court Judges, $1,000.
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The SPECIE MoyEMENr.-The amount
Of gold deposited in the United States Mint
during the month Of April (ssys the Phila>
delphia Ballst,n,) has been $3.o7o, 900.
The official statement will vary but little
from this amount. During this period the
entire shipments Of specie from this country
to Europe have been only $4,000, while
the receipts Of coin from abroad have
amounted 10 probably couple Of hundred
thousand dollars. 1t will be remembered
that on the lst inst. we estimated the ex-
cess Of our recent receipts of gold over our
exports al abou, sc, 5000 If we added
10 this the result of tho April movement Of
specie, we shall have total excess Of $lO,.
07O,00O. The flow of specie from Europe
is just setting in, and coming with the in
creased receipts anticipated after the close
Of the rainy season in California, we shall
probably soon have greater amount Of
the precious metals in the country than
was ever before known.