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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-05-12
MUNICIPAL.

An adjourned town meeting was held
in this town at the State-H ouse, on Mon
day last at 4 p. NIL. Y. Cranston,
Esq. Moderator. This meeting was
held principally for the purpose of aP-
pointing the requisite number Of Street
Commissioners, under the new act ofthe
Legislature. The following appoint
men,s were accordingly made:
For First Ward-Theophilus Top
ham, Benz. Finch.
Second Ward-Wm. w. Freedom,
Thomas Bush.
Third Ward-Wm. S. Nichols, Chs
Devens.
Fourth Ward-Wm. C. Cozzens, B.
Marsh jr.
Fifth Ward-Charles +. Hammett,
Joseph Lyon.
A vote passed requiring the Street
Commissioners to place curb stones a.
gainst the side walks of all the streets
they pave, or re-pave, or in which they
pave a gutter.
A resolution passed instructing our
Representatives to the General Assem-
bly,, to apply for the passage of an act
empowering the Street Commissioners,
under the direction of the town, to re-
survey, mark out, and define the streets
and public ways within its limits, and
that the dongs Of said commissioners,
accompanied by correct map or plat,
shall be considered as finally settling and
establishing the true limits and location
of said streets and public ways: Provi-
dsd, that any person who may think him
self aggrieved shall have the right Of
appealing within six months from the do
ings of said commissioners to the Court
of Common Pleas, or to the Supreme
Judicial Court, he first giving thirty days
notice thereto in writing to said COM
missioners, or to the town-clerk:-Also,
that no building or fence shall be erect
ed on the line of any street or public
way, until application shall be made to
said commissioners to mark out the line
of the street on which such building or
fence is to Se erected; and that said
commissioners be empowered, under the
direction Of the town, at all times to
cause all distractions and encroach-
ments upon said streets and public ways,
to be forthwith removed, saving to any
person aggrieved his right to appeal as
aforesaid.
The committee appointed to purchase
a lot of land near the common burial
ground, belonging to the heirs Of Solo
mon Townsend, dec. reported, that they
had bought said lot, of early three acres,
at the rate of $395 per acre. On said
report, vote passed authorising the
Town Treasurer to pay for the same, so
soon as the committee shall receive a
deed Of said land in the name Of the
Treasurer for the town.
Erastus p. Allan was elected Con-
stable until the annual election in June.
The meeting after the transaction of
little other business, adjourned without
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-05-12

Key WrsT, April %. .Napoi. The L. s.
sloop of war Warren, Capt. Wm. V. Taylor,
sailed from this port Oh Saturday, 10th inst,
for Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-05-12

Interesting news from Texas may be look
ed for daily. A desperate engagement is al-
ready thought to have taken place.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

ANOTHER SoDox & GoaoRRAH.-A story re-
ceired Saturday, by the way Of Baltimore and VAL
psraiso, that Pekin in China had sunk into the earth,
and 100000 houses had disappeared leaving nothing
but dark and stagnaHt pool in its place.
Ifit be that this splendid city has sunk into the
the earth il must have taken place after the month OF
October last. To that date have direct accounts
from Canton which is only tenth part of the distance
from Pekin that Valparaiso is II is probable howe
yer, that the story is founded trutl-and should
be surprised hear that some awful convusion of
nature had overtakea large city bordering the
Northern Pacific Ocean.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
From Ros,lnond's Disclosuresl
LOVE LETTERS OF A CATHOLIC PRIEST.

From the the
Adddresed to the Preci lovely and dearest g my
ayes ever behed.
a Yos whose d. know but Iearnp
"My DEAR loving sisiers,-Loyely girls And pretty
dearsi-I have already Informed you that have been
at the brink of the grave. No would believe it, or
would believe that could receiver and still remain
very unwell and feeble. distressed with intermittent
fsyer; so that fl for nothing, my dears-My
health still continues very much the decline and
although you have invited your house. Ia compli-
ment more than deserveJ yet l have not accepted
YOUR invitation. Only let recover, and I will seek
Cor you without giving you further let
ters continues in strain and bids them
" Adieu, for the present"
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Frum The san,e. 10 tie sunns.

ANY seul My heaven thou art.-Now, must be
yery cautious when am acting indscreetly. rould
not for the r0rid, that any should kn0W chat am
about. Donua Andrea who lives opposite your dwell
ag wishes you pay her visit. Her son, vine spoke
TO me at the door, and whom Won standing there,
wanted forciby, TO what was about; but
opposed this srenuousy and, although you may have
noticed in this dilemma, that nodded to you am
tain he did not notice am, now, not suffering
der any eforaaedad pagasosa mas caraes iimpias y
haacas como un marf (Nulla, lues, maa contagie
me inyasil: corpus meum purum est; marmoreoque
nitore nunc splendet) However am anxious
from NV attack of the rer, which is the true illness that
has brought near the gates OF DEATH and under
which am still suering-To-day, my dear you appear
TO be dissatisfied about something.
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THE 5Sy.J! S.SIIs., IN

elect Detvrrept The only nfAble reny discovered for
ooorrhea Gee hecome well knswn and essh-
li,hed in ell parts Of NE Kingdom require eemmeHt Us
which instance has ever aed has war
s,ory case Of Goaeres elects and whites in all their
Suictre seminal weakness pains Of the ioin rison q the
areihra gravel veil chronic affections OF The urinary ola
5< nd kidney violent Ut long znding Tbs safe
nfaihbe remedy agreeable liquid and It's ehsss on
Of SarsapsrIia and the choicest prsp
rations the yten, its superiority over every
other medicine o the kind only requires limited trial 20 know
been hs physician and has been secured Having
proved eecna in almost two thousand and never to our
The and increasing sale
from The Of The highest medical chssseie
well have experienced It's salubrio and beneficial
elects prove great and superiority other med
being The eecua remedy ever discovered tor Inc cure
Of Diseases giving muscular strength energy and vigorous
health 10 whole frame The most delicate females may take
with perfect ssfety Dr. GooawhPs Detergent afr, certain
md ,peedy Diseases The recent 70 the
mos, II Is taken without risk,
business See that Is cradle ttd MOI
patched qsaek medicines Thse that make
use Of single be convinced IT he methsd OF
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Of male female OF the ns fsdoos
Selicacy kessrg human kind IL osgh always 10 be
hand NJ g. the medicine but the above
and keep quzek Doctors whose appear IN
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co-~titpfioa-
we nave seh pleasure in bearing testimony this safe and
tnowux several friends cured by L fact thai
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ne ~ Tisp<ari OF Walker ST. and bowery
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kbPLd ~
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Frop, IL same. % ~ sa1ae.

(He writes her another letter and states that he can
NOT see her that day, he has been commissioned
attend the prison chapel to hear usual the Coates
sioss OF the prisoners"-He concludes the letter in
these words j "Adieu. my heavenly creature Be
leve me, remain in great anxiety concerning your
heath.-Tel me, seautifu damsel what ails you.-Do
tell me-Don't deceive mel shall never abandon you
II s~s-r to love you, whether well or ILL.,
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Firm, tie san,e. To the same.

delight of my eyes !-Lovely beauty Of the world !,
Thou queen Of the air" This letter continues with
amorous expressions profusey dealt out that it
absorbs the whole letter. and is unimporant and he
concludes BY observing that his religious duties pre-
vent his seeing her whom he only lives TO ad0re.)
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

THE VARIOUS WEAKNESSES PECULIAR
10 The Fair Immediately under the OF
EVANS TONIC cAMoMiLE PILLS, and ladies Of fashion
and country and especially in Europe, have
fund medical aPpendage 20 the toilette ey
recruiting the decsyed .pr disPasing The head
ache dulne and anguo and creating pleasing vvsciy, and
chasing away choyhey give comfort and strength the
system Sold wholesale and retail al 20 Division street New
York. fee io-lm
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From Tie sasns. % th< same.

sMy own dear wife .-and the most beautiful and
desirable pink should nothing occur to me, to-
morrow, between and 10, we shall meet This Is nay
srcnIar wish hope il is also yours give you this
notice thar you may be prepared and not be taken una
wares by my vsitI shall add nothing further IN this
note bot shall express myself more fully when see
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

dearest Nuns-Do forget that are meet lo-mor-
row. will off with my beard, that your soft delicate
face may not be HcommOded by its roughness"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
SR K0T MIL B III fTEM

Dr. GOODMAN'S American Anti-Gonorrhael Pills the
cheapest and will for stand @ lest for the
tain cnre Of Gooouhea elects. Structures, Seina weaknee
Seminal Emissions all the seminary organs Of bng standing
These pills prepared from the choicest preparations eien6
eay together The ingredients composed Of the
American extracts q and eOPaba and the
essential cnbebs and oea aid other choice and valuable
ingredients which The proprietor holds secret sndote for the
above complaints Dr. Goodmans American Ant Gonorhea P
have been highly approves BY the Medical Faculty and
mended hospital piacce in preference all oher remedie. Of
the dsy for diseases Tey done neat boz
very for travneplsssant and agreeable ta.teno
smell breath the fsdou could detect Let the
be wise for hinss and be his physician with secrecy
and take foreign French Spanish English vegetable spsc
medical of America think themselves best adapted 10
treat the Of their fellow eountryen II rea
amusing to observe with which parcel Of foreign
Europe pretend palm Of their injurious
preparations public, and that they hs undersnd the
Of certain diseases this country TAerso!s behoves
every Judge r himself and be tempered with BY quack
andsoly attempted be forced upon him by an IL
liherale set Of foreign mountebanks
CAUTION-As upon fair trial will found 10 be the
safe speedy the above diseases without doubt they
will he Be particular inquire for and OBJ
tain DR. Anti Gonorrhae Pills at the follow
ng other detected in countereting
the above will be dealt with according 70 law with The utmost
rgor Black S7 Broadway p Dcke as Boadwsy Sheheln
IA Canal opposite Chapel street A underh Beskman 81
corner Of wiam; and AUSTIN S. Camine street. Price % cents
- - feb loft
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DEAD THIs:-AssIsT aNATURE!:-Il man

IL s.Ts ADDISON would De content follow Nature a.si,
S !" her uS.s .s o,s and 90
whole haf doe undertske" Purge out the old
this however denied by many haviag reference to the body
though known the hsr'e By instinct eats hOln he, DC Tor
health field, for the seannss where III.
and become new lump or according 10 the original healthy
NAL In like The dog and eat and many oher animals
eeon oss GASES calculated to open their bowels purify
their fluids the faihered tribe because de6e Of
promote dgeion and produce healthy chye to purify their
s@s a
against epidemic contagious although they are un
principle spsgaion assisting nature Dr. Brandreth
other mans but principle Of Na.ns Are ne, the der
gatvs purifier. the air. Ifor length efume this prnei,
ssd Il The circulation Of our blood angu
accumulate in the body which ought De passed by the bowels
the passages offe Mankind like these, the
,@Pofian, Of attending g the 'ia,s ofhs stomach &C; and
o 4s% vssEr rst"f n
PILLS which England have stood the Of 81 trial. and
have performed for thousands Of hoPees, and hepe, per-
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bisus and aperien medicine unrysed; all who them
ms Ss ss q &c ppseiaed The weak and delicate Vii Be
strengthened b their use no, S sIss9g but y The cause
boz will establish their char and ere truth
not ali mpeded o. ihsr sse PLAIN dreeons each
box. so that oneis his own competent physician
Editorial notice OF the Su1. 10Th Of October
BRANDRETffS PILLS.-There few who do not know,
food converted into blood which, formed
assimaies itself the various ramfcaons Of the human frame.
We take IT, therefore, clear thai that meiciRe which
the blood without weakening the be
excellent and know Brandreh Pills TO he such medicine,
recommend them with confidence end. Many and
high are their testimonials.
testimonials have been received Individuals Of the high
respectsby. Call Dr. BIS and read the original let
ters all proving the extraordinary Of Brsndehs Pills
removing the opposite character from the oon
They in fact by the they make that there
necessity for any other medicine
New Yurk-Mr Lance, go Eighteenth A. s. wghtnaa,
fancy IS Fulton NJ Nas bookseller &c 81
CathArine B. 8 Taylor &C. 7evesey st. T. H. Trip,
staicner l67 Division ST. w. D. D. Wright hardzreme
Houston VI Lewis Mr.. Coward Universal Book
store Chatham and Pearl Mr. Nsye, f72 Broome
Abbot $50 Gree,sich w. - Abro, 2D Bowery
Brewer Co., 60 Canal Peter Cunningham Of Allen
Levi Marks 255 Front q Dsve
jersey City-M Shipman Lottery oaee, OF Ferry
Landing.
wilsmbursh.- Lnthsr, rOpemaksr, North Third St,
Sesosd street.
Jauaica-James Herman.
Newburgh.-W William Leslie printer.
Newark-Jokn Remer, Of Broad and Market street
Patterssn-Mr Post, Passaic Hotel.
Brookhn.-G. B. Booth, watch maker 70 Ytiton 81.
Mathematician s. Kenyon, Post Office
New Rschee-A Couznt, Cabinet maker. ke-
DIR. BRANDRETHS OFFICE for the sale Of the above
Pills. RETAIL 1877 Hudson opposite Browne
where consulted gratis by taking his Pl Mon
days. Wednesday, and SATURDAYS dec z-3ms
III
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6The purpo of this letter is, that il she should
.finre sick she would know where to send her
girlis End him; namely, at the Convent Of the Capu-
chins'1
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
Eren, .ie sang. % tAs san.e.

Nv beautiful creature, and all that is lovely to me
YOU cannot think what desire / have YOU,
aad (whaf flows out here, along line tive, he
suppressedJ begin to despair, for don't know =.
have shaved my beard to please you that il might
not incommode but that would not do.-And that
yosr stay here Is so Short don't know what think
The continues by expatatng his misery and dis
appointment and concludes, by wishing rather that
dagger should be plunged into his breast, than suffer
the imputation of the g safsrmedad Galieo.")
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
From ~ sapae 70 the ,a1ns.

Il have told yos, my dear wife, and my most beauti-
tfu creature, that live with the Capuchns but do
not take my meals with them.-I have my dinner
brought to me noon, every day. Yesterday afternoon,
had some special visits to make, which kept me out
f half past ive.-I and cursed against iAat son
OF puta, who seemed to stand in my way, the OPP
pose side Of the way, whom did not like to trouble
myself WITH his mother being of avery turbulent charac
GER and of FriT Pedro ALcantara.
Well ON account of these fellows, could have the
pleasure Of being with you. And, indeed il not that
YOU had made up your mind leave this soon would
advise you to remove from where you are; for could
not come and you while those dds opposite are
ALWAYS gazing atus-Now my dear wife, since am de-
terinined TO and see you, shall appear nice,
shaved and clean; not TO be at all unpleasant
20 you-But if should thea be disappointed. shall
despair not knowing what to do, my beautiful creature.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

IAPHET IN SEARCH OF "A FATHER-w
NEWELL viii this day publish the above named work. with
portrait Of the author comp ee In vol Price 37 s fNf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

THENA PLAsTER.ZASss and sSseso, s. r T1ssy
Ness Of the Ckes and Dxhy Of BreaAias This plaster prt-
pared tbs orig nal reepeof an eminent physe,An q hs %
in his private practices seldom filling Of giving nnedae
's z' r'ePAsa ''' y" WV WHITING 4 NEwII,-
feb I7af Corner Of Madisoa and C.ft--.se street
7 EECHEs! LEECHEsI-5A 2. q veg .spsIiss L<seAe'
IL lust received and far sale, al HOPfEkS Pharmacy,
nar2 - No 964 Broadwzy coz Of Irsnkia e.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08
From IA. sn,ne. 20 a. sap,<.

aMy beautiful and adored esposa My sweet little
xomanl To me you the prsttest OF your SEX
You cannot Think NV dear, how am Disguised with
yoar neighbors opposite, who are always gazing, and
Noticing every that speaks to you every one that
looks al you and every that loves yon and talking,
and gruInbing ut all they see; which, to ny dspos-
non IS so Disgusting, have decided aversion that
creatures over the way has prevented my coming
ofener as their curiosity is always alive when they
sac mellow, nv dear, have TO request that you will
correspond TO my feelings, and will reciprocate with
yours-I hail YOUR rccovery.-But take care tlIat
don't fall sick as we should loose all If you TO give
rue any e0atagioa. As to me, you may examine mi
rnerpo Halpio san sssgana satlechG sospechosa.-l
shall therefore, be really happy find your dear self
exempt from any thing, but all so lovely your face.
From the san< fie
INV loving dear dearest of my hearty saw
what an awful and stormy day yesterday friday wss
so unpleasant that could go out-So that have
no pleasure of any thing in this world, since am de-
arrived of the pleasure OF being with you.-Well, now
do tell me canddiy aud don't let suffer any longer
ct me know whether you love not; for if YOU
don't get another girl, prettler if possible,
than YOURSELF qe teRga las psernds tan gords
tas como 1s tzyds, THE preceding cant be transIaed
= But all this would give much dspleasure; and,
besides it is important for me TO know in hat relation
we stand to each other; for il seems strange after so
much that you shall still refuse my amours.-I often
think you must be laboring under some contagious
disease thai you would catching from you, and
IL il that which makes anxious learn the real fact
for SURELY If yeu were hale and hearty, you would,
before this have eyinced desire to Newell,
nov, to clear up the doubt you have only course
60 take and be aware that in these hot climates women
easily get sick"
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-08

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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05
From the Wabash Courier
KISSING.

Avery interesting triallately took place
at Sandy Hill, New York, in which a MIR.
Mills was defendant and Mr.. Brayton
plaintiff. The suit was commenced by MIR.
b. against Mr.. NJ. TO recover damages for
a kiss allegedto have been rudely imprinted
on the lips of Mrs.Brayton by the defendant.
The trial occupied the Court one entire
day, during which the whole process OF
kissing was eloquently discussed by the
learned counsel on both sides. The jury
retired, and, after long harangue, return
ed with the announcement that the men,
hers were unable to agree on a verdict
There were five for acquitting and seven
for convicting the prisoner. The latter
not relshing new trial, then came
forward, and put in plea of guilty, on
which he was fined the full amount of two
dollars, and discharged!
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-07-05

Germs of Christ's kingdom; than in any Sc
cular concern. BY reading to them ma
gazines, and other books ofreligious In
telligence, he brings good news to their
ears, and bids them rejoice with him.
His neighbours are also invited to the
feast; the hamlet is taught to sing; the
village rejoices and rings with the sound
of salvation and they Of the city triumph
in God. As he cannot eat his spiritual
morselalone, nor monopolizehis gracious
privileges, he exerts all his ingenuity to
diffuse the SAVIOUR of the knowledge OF
Christ. Like his divine Master, ne cam
not be hid-his work is his delight, his la
bour, his reward. If there be an ignorant
soul in his vicinity, he endeavours to teach
him or to afford him the means ofinstruc-
ton. If there be an infidel or prohigate
he cannot be at rest till he brings them in
the Saviour's way, praying that that grace
which conquered himself may exert its
energy upon them. To the widows
around him he imparts intelligence, which
will cause their hearts to sing for joy
The cottages Of the poor are his favorIte
haunts: there he talks of tine love OF that
Saviour who for our sakes became poor.
IT, afflicted frequently reckon his faat
beautiful, as he approaches their beds OF
languishing, with good tidings on his lips.
The hoary headed sinner trembles in his
presence, and young debauchees hide
themselves. Every avenue to the gos-
pei of God he carefully opens. His
prayers, his purse, his books, his time,
and his very life, are all consecrated to
the service Of that God, who gave his son
for his ransom, and his Spirit for his CON-
forter and guide"