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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
The following proclamation was issued
by Gov. King yesterday morning.
900 DOLLARS Reward.
by HIS EXCELLENcY

BY HIS EXcELLENcY
SAMUEL WARD KING,
Governor, Captain General, Comman-
dr-n- ChiG ofMe State Of Rhode-B-
land and Providence Plantations.
WHEREAS, THOMAS w. DORR, OF
Providence, in the county Of Providence,
charged with treason against the said
State of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations is a fugitive from justice, and
supposed TO be now within the limits Of
Of our sister State Of Connecticut and
from credible information, is still pursuing
his neiarious enterprise az ainsl the peace
and dignity Of said State Of Rhode Island
and Providence Planla tons; and Where
as, made requisition, on the Coil, Of
May last, addressed TO his Excellency
Channcey +. Cleveland, Governor of
said State of Connecticut, for the appre-
hension and delivery of the said Thomas
Wilson Dorr, according to the consltu.
ton and law of the United States in such
case made and provided +; which requi-
sition his Excellency Chauncey F.
Cleveland, Governor Of said State, has
hitherto declined to comply with.
| do, therefore pursuant to authority in
me vested, and by advice OF the Council,
hereby offer reward Of One Thousand
Dollars for the delivery of the said Thos.
Wilson Dorr to the proper civil authority
OF this State, within one year from the
date hereof, that he may be dealt with as
to law and justice shall apperain.
Given undcrmy hand and the seal Of
said State at the city of Providence
this eighth day ofJune, in the year
l.. $. of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and forIy-two and Of the
Independence Of the Cnitcd States
ofAmerica the sixty. sixth.
SAMUEL W. KING,
BY his Excellency's command.
Henry BowEN,
Secretary Of State
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
From the Boston Transcript Of Friday.
The Earthquake at -. Do
lfingO.

The brig Joseph Atkins, Captain Hig-
gins, arrived ut this port this morning
from Jeronie, whence she sailed on the
l9th ult. Capt. Ii informs Messrs Topln
that the earthquake Of the 7ih was severe
at Jeremle, but 40 damage was sustained
The ground and wnter were much agila-
ted, apd III the latter change Of to 6
feet touk place in the course OF a few min
uies; but whether the tide rose and fell =,
or the island settled, and resumed its po-
sition again, TO produce that effect, was
a subject OF much speculation.
Captain Hliggin also states that the
destruction of the town of Cape Hnytien
was complete, only two buildings remain-
ed Standing The earthquake happening
IN market day, great numbers of persons
were in The city from the country, iog ether
with mules, sc. so that the loss oillc was
greater. twas estimated that four thou
sand persons pcrishcd besides great mum.
bers of mules and other animals, aud
such was the stencil arising from such q
mass OF dead bodies, that no person could
long remain in the place.
Capt. II also states that Port all Plat
was entirely destroyed, though but few
lives were lost, and that The mountain in
the REAR or Sr. MARc's WAS nENr AsuS-
DER So THAT TEAMS PASSED THROUGH
the APERTURE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

TnE EARTuoUAKE-As vessels arrive
from different ports ~ the West Indies
We Learn that tho earthquake Of the 9Th
ol May was felt, more or less sens,bly,
IN all the island. But Captain Hem
mond, Of The schooner General Cobb Of
Newport, arrived Ut New York on Salur-
day from 81. Ban's, reports that n shock
was irll there very senHbly on he 2isf
his showsa long continuance Of the
Volcano action.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

Fatal RAILROAD AccIDENr.-We un-
dcrstand that Abel Smith, "A resident
Of Sudbury, was killed in Roxbury, on
Tuesday, by the train of cars on the
Providence Rail Road. Mr.. Smith was
walking on the track, and the moment he
was seen by the Engineer, signals were
made 10 advise him Of his danger, bu,
without snccess-a'lempts were also
made TO stop The engine, but it was too
late. Mr. Smith, it appears, was deaf,
and unconscious Of his danger, until the
"cow catcher" struck him, lifted him
from the track, and threw him with great
force some twenty or thirty feet, outside
the track, upon the hard soil, with such
violence as To cause his iinme date death
Ii appears lha, the Engineer employed
every means in his power TO preven, the
dreadful catastrophe.
This acciden, furnishes another warn
ing to deaf persons, to avoid railroad
track, as they would avoid violent
death .Mcr. jour.
The Bay State says that MIR. S. was
nearly 10 years Of age.
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INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN Ma
TIONS

No $50. For salaries of the ministers Of the
the United States to Great Britain, France,
RussIa, Prussia, Austria, Spain, Mexico, and
Brazil, sGventy-two thousand dollars
No. 100. For salaries of secretaries of lega-
ton TO the same places, sixteen thousand dol.
lars.
No. 1911. For salaries Of the charges dcs ar.
fairs to Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, Holland
Belgium, Chill, Peru, Venezuela, New Gra-
NADIA, Texas, Naples, and Sardinia, fifty -four
thousand dollars.
Sweden, Belgium, New Granada, and Holland,
eighteen Thousand dollars.
No. 1913. For salary of the minister resident
TO Turkey, six thousand dollars.
No. l9l. For salary of a drogoman To the
legation to Turkey, two thousand live hundred
dollars
No. 195 For contingent expenses Of for.
eign intercourse, thirty thousand dollars Pro-
ruled, That such portion Of The appropriations
Tor foreign missions hs shall remain uncx.
pended by reason of reduction or discontinu.
ance of missions, 'ii any should be made,) may
be applied To the payment Of such allowances
rs shall become necessary in consequence OF
such reduction or disconiinunncc.
For contingent expenses of all tho missions
abroad, thirty thousand dollars.
No. lo6. For salary of the consul at Lon.
don, two thousand dollars.
No. 1917. For the relief and protection or
American seancn ~ foreign countries, thirty.
five thousand dollars.
No. I9s. For clerk hire, office rent, and
other expenses of the office Of The consul at
London, Two thousand eight hundred dollar,
No. 1870. IN full for the balance of expenses
Of running aud marking the boundary line be.
tween tho United States and Texas, four hun.
drcd dollars; and for salaries Of the commits.
sioncr, surveyor, and clerk, eleven hundred
aud twenty-five dollars, or 80 much thereof ~
may be- found due On accounts being audited
by the appropriate officer.
No. 900. For the benefit of tho legal rep.
resontsiivcs Of Edward Leo, being a re.appfo.
prlation of the amount specified IN the ac Of
March sovsn, eighteen hundred and lhiriy.two,
for tho relief of Edward Leo,i threo hundred
and ti1y dollars Protidsd, That no allow.
ancs shall be made, out Of any moneys sppro.
prlalod By this bill to any clofk ~ Other officer,
FOR Tie tiscliBrge of duties, The poriofmanoo Of
vhi,h belongs To any other tletk ~ other ofi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

The Providence Chronicle contains
another Circular, signed by between
thirty and forty Inhabitants of Cromp-
ton village, friendly to the extension of
suffrage, but rcpudialing all attempts to
carry the so-callrd Peoples Constitu-
ton" by force.
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Executive Department. }

Providence, June ., 1917.
His Excellency the Governor and The
Board of Councillors recommend to the
citizens, throughout the State, who are
in favor Of supporting the lawsolthe State,
and good orGcr IN our community, to
adopt imme date me asures for exercising
themselves in military discipline. And
for this purpose, to meet frequently under
the present officers and organization OF
the militia, or TO form such volunteer
companies of from so to 100 men each,
officers as they may prescribe, to be APP
proved Of by the Governor. They will
report to this department.; with as little
delay as possible, the numbers enrolled
in said companies, with the number OF
arms and other equipments.
BY order:
THOMAS A. JENCKES,
Clerk Of the Council.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

iE~ The Yearly Meeting of The So
cicty Of Friends, commences in this
town OF Saturday next.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

The General Assembly will convene
in this town next Monday week.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
WeraIu oftbe q I'M E q.
~ u w iP O D 10
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 8.

The prospect Of an amicable termina-
ton Of the difficulties in this State, so
far as our own citizens are concerned,
we have the best reason to believe, is
most decidedly encouraging at the pres
ent time. The friends Of suffrage, as
well as the friends Of law and order, are
by no means disposed to give countc-
nance to the movements of the rowdies
in other States, who it is rumored are
preparing to invade our territory for
purposes Of lawless plundcr, aud the
indiscriminntc destruction Of the lives
and property of our inhabitants. Such
misguided creatures, and their atrocious
leaders, sadly mistake the character of
our people ifthey suppose they can be
permitted to invade the fair soil of Rhode
Island-the land Of Greene and of Per-
ry-without promptly meeting the fate
that they will most righteously deserve.
Not single true son Of Rhodc-lsland,
be he suffrage man or no suffrage man,
will hesitate when duty requires for an
instant to say-"Hands of! and lei us
ito our o'cn fighting, an our o,cn 'cay -
and suifing the action to the word, will
at the same time unite, to let the inva-
ders know that they mean ,chst hey say !
The general order below, We are hap
py to learn is being responded to in al
most every town in the State. 1t is
highly important that it should be, and
without delay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

MAssAcmUsETTs.--Nothan Appleton
has been elected to I'LL tho vacancy oc-
cnsioncd by The resignation Of Mr. Win
throp, Representative in Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.

No. Isl. For supplying lighthouses, con-
tanning two thousand SIX hundred and iity-two
lamps, with oil, tubes lasscs, wicks, buff. skins
whiting and cotton cloth, transportation, aud
keeping the apparatus in order, one hundred
and sixteen thousand seven hundred and tlir-
ty-fve dollars and nincty-six cents.
No lS2. For repairs, reiitting, and improve
menis of lighthouses, and buildings connected
herewith, one hundred and twenty five thou.
sand three hundred fty-seven dollars aud
eighty-two cents.
No 1873. For salaries Of two hundred and
thirty-sx keepers of lighthouses, seventeen
Of them being charged with two lights each,
and one with thr,e, ninety -four thousand
lightweight dollars aud thrty-ihrce cents.
No. lei. For salaries of thirty keepers of
floating lights, fifteen thousand eight hundred
dollars.
No. loJ. For scamcn's wages, repairs, and
supplies to thirty floating lights, shty seven
thousand one hundred and scvonty.six dollars
and eighteen cents.
No. leo For weighing, mooring, cleansing,
repairing, and supplying The loss of bcacons,
buoys, CHAINS, and sInkcrs, twenty-five thou
sand four hundred aud ninety nine dollars and
twelve cents.
No. lo7 For expenses Of examining an.
nually the condition of the lighthouses, four
thousand dollars; and for superintondents
commissions, at two aud half per cent, clcv-
en- thousand two hundred aud fifteen dollars
No. leS For completing the like from
Goat Island, Newport, Rhod. Island and re-.
moving the light TO the new lighthouse, thir
teen thousand dollars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

FoREIGN NEws.-1be important in
iclIigence by the Columbia, will be
Iound on oul itll page.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

No. l6s. Annuiiies and grants Josiah u.
Webb, per act Of twelfth December, eighteen
hundred and eleven, hfy dollars; Rachael
drrd aud seventeen, tbroe hundred dollars :;
Elznboih Perry, per act Of second March :,
o'ghiccn hundred aud twenty one, four hun.
dred dollur; Elizabeth NJ Perry, por act of
second March, eighteen hundred aud twenty.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-06-09

Ger in the same or any other department; and
that no allowance shall be made for any extra
services whatever, which any clerk or other
officer may be required to perform find pro-
cided, also, That no person shall be paid for
carrying the Office mails or doing any other du-
ties which ought to be done by the messengers
of particular dcDortments,
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ME DICAL.


certain in which the mos, and private
only drecos given for the more simple and recent
continue from month TO month are dwell on
will diateiy The difficulties which
pede their cure whaev the may be- well the plan
be pursued in each particular obtained only Of the
author d., Ralph So Greenwich St Price ST.
DR.. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he may
be consulted the above referred
private residence, at any hour.
Aware however of the deep and just socifude which
feel to consult person OF integrity as well as experience IN
these peculiar complaints the author deems
the following short the opportunities he had to fit
himself for this And this he tn inclined
many assured him that for want OF info miien of this
kidd they have selected from list OF advertising people the
who had OF wonderful without
the bter repentance lie therefore begs to state that be-
side his rank graduate Of Edinburgh &c &C. &c he has
been watching these diseases both in hospital and city practice
work expressly them Also that he has esmoniu letters
from the eminent physicians of Europe to
uent in Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott, Of N. Y
and Dr. Physck Of Phil delphia, and others; and further
that he has privilege Of referring almost phvs
clan of this city Nothing be he
ceves ground of confidence those
TO him.,
consultations may be made by post and for such he has
little thing necessary for
speedy and private cure It's forwarded as may be directed
Price $l0 rs lmsc
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MEDICAL.
ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.

ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.
s9sa s ss; ss;ss '"::;;:
Ssd az ss S.s Ia.
sssssiss d%s ra
.ss 4, s, q Sssa s e cure
irt g estsn free from ps'n and senera"v aee0"p'"e'
With regard 70 the first Of these remarks:-.
well known that Structure The result Of badly ,Tes cn
tnae on from month to month, slides into Sleet Now
sss o or Bs Be-
that glsst implies chronic q he passase snrh
part other Of the passage and qrlheG that al
e. om yny the
serious maladles not only Of SEXUAL but those 'S ns
But what especially leads the attention off from this disorder
o The he 81 uans m sn
structure often exists for years without producing any very
apted stream Of urine belongs only to the
% a s as
take Of this ron notion very cruel Every BODY Ss
they will sell their long any will buy them
raa ass a al s ss the
alone can never cue In proof Of thus nothing !:
WHO have been all manner of hngsas eoored drops
and pills. and and the like for many month.
.sbe before the public few ereum,
s @
hs are three s s nss Hsy
ne anst@ 81 beer SAID the
assd Be ans Sa
drop will steal to wet little
nothing II indicative of structure. The next
The time GonorThoea has remained uneured-t dim
cult 70 how long Gss1 may and
than anoef but general rule should pc sgfe
beyond six weeks this alone would afford sufficient
t 70 sps. ass :ua &C. to to bodily
mental activity Thu ase is enc Of It's mos; SonmGn effect
common that the writer rarely case Of structure
day which the patient does complain
less that he capable formerly
gratifying also witness te uniform OF spints and
the disappearing OF the progresses
With regard to the of Scue this subject Is suf
fcen land stated with confidence and
sure that this certain free from pain, and generally accom-
plished very little time So much thu. could have
in this art and such practical
writer that he accomplish the Of structure
many days formerly il demanded months
deake Themselves he has published little volume,
called The Pripate Irsase" in which only structure,
but OF all those delicate disc which require
cial privacy directed in the panest manner Ii is
advisable however that those who structure posi-
be should consult the author personally and nothing will
Separate also, arranged for those who
have to wait little.
1t only now remains say wood the ground
which the public and especially sungers coming to this
rely with confidence what Vas been advanced. With
this view Dr. begs TO stale that beside his rank grad
Of both hospital and city practice, for
thirty years. and has published editions Of work
presy that he has testimonial letters from the
A%encs-as Biz Ashley Cooper to Dr.. Mott, Of New YorV
Dr. rhynck of Philadelphia and Others and THAI he perm
ted refer to almost Physician Of eminence IN this
Dr. Ralph consulted his private residence No 90 Green
witch street, towards the Battery any hourHe also be
consulted by post The little volume above referred to
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

NJ DE BOUDEL oQUE. M. b., LisBON, PORTUGAL
Ps composed have made them the wonder and ADM
ration of the world They known all Europe DO
only preparation ever that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty, in all
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they are certain to
The directions translated into English and enseloped
round the seal of the npoter stamped Each bon
the signature Of Dr. MELVEAU. authorised
scent fer the continent Of America.
The transmitted by mail any pan OF the United
Letters directed to DR.. y. hievesu, boz a. New
York, viii with immediate All letter mast
ros paid. Sold by spPoinn l2v Cherry, near Cah+
Prce g. Half boxes ~ No half bcse, sent by
mail oflmFr dSw
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CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES.

T0R +. PRUD'HOMME from Paris, disciple OF the Illus
triou. Hshnemann, whose science and doctrines have
axtonshed all Europe and athered around him crowd Of
ply cians eager receive his instructions and
by the public that he has
selected New York the place of labos and Of his per
manenr residence
DR. f. has been proessi ,nay and intimately connected
France men, whose honored aud
in this county and during years practice, he has visited
parts United Stales and Of the West Indies with
to eucdate points in science till then involved
in much doubt and obscnrity.
He just from Paris where he has been commune
he result Of his observations the Gallo Society, of
which he mber, and diffuse the
fruits Of hi, experience and the blessings Of heth.
In the course OF his travels and he has
which had listed other mode Of treatment
he wish be judged from word, but from Suffice
say that besides al maladies reputed ncuabe there
disease dreadful, invetese, such Consumption
diseases of the skim Cancer Fistua Of all kinds
SrophuaV Dropsy nc, that he cannot entirely exrpate
By the method all incident females and children
promptly and radically cured.
Dr.. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. NJ to p NJ
given in the English, French, German Spanish and Itia
ans n m
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES COR DON II E N N Il TT ,

N W. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME REsTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.

-These invaluable Powder have been universally adopted
in Europe France particular orupwards of thirty yea
well by housandsn this country being the only mild
safe efcacous remedy for maued ladies' health
forbids rapid increase Of family
male Physician the two principal Female Hospitals in Eu
rope-those of Vienna and Parwhee vorec r, her great
experience and opportnnitie she attained celebrity
to the female frame for which her medicines stand
with the physiology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
the meridian Of life, and the rapid and
often apparently nexpcable which consgn many
fond mother their
knowledge Of the primary female ndspos
The discovery her celebrated Preventive Powders"
Their adoption been the of preserving NOT only
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The advertiser feeling the importance this ,ubject and 90
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uon would most respectfully Of the
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DisPENsARY. 2oah Fulton street neal
Surgeons London and formerly surgeon the British Ma
W. continues be consulted daily all diseases Of delicate
nature and all those Distressing symptoms u
dicous treatment and the imprudent quacx medicines
Pr has had an experience Of twenty wo yea.s u treating
mild safe and nallble substitute mercury eradcat
ing venerea with certainty, hout subsctng the
patient any risk restricting him in Isusua diets pur
while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per
largement Of the PROSTATE gland a.c mpaned with much i'm
quences of maleament. Dr. M treats structures in scen-
tito manner. promoting absoTG Of the hckened circular
CONSTITUTIONAL EBiLlTY.-Thopssnd'Of youns
nerves further injured from
the Of pretended specifics, which stimulate
purely pathological principles, and fails in establishing
cure-the srictest and confidence observed.
Letters post paid containing suitable Fee will
the advice and medcine of the
by his giving history Of his detail 20 Full
IN ,freef near 1sreenwich. ole lm<r
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MADAME COSTELLO.-Femae Periodical Pills guar
M anteed in where the monthly periods have be:
irregular from colds other Their certainty of
long been by the medical profession
and hundreds that have useessly tried boasted
des-ndee these Pills in their effects thai
is necessary their though they contain
medicine detrimental to the constitution. Advise given igats
all those the Pills, by Madame Costello LIS
penard where the Pills sold genuine Prices 81 box
mi I'M