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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
MARKET-MosuAy, Jan. l0
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Patriot

Al market $50 Beef Cattle $50 Sheep aud $50 Swine
fRIcEs-Beei Cattle-We quote The same NJ last.
FIRST quality 50 80 a. % second quality 81 15 40 rs.
third quality sJ so a. So
shecp-Nearly all the Sheep at market have been
stall fed. We quote lots at = 50, s2, so aud s3
swinc-A small lot selected 3. ~ Al lot to close
al &c. At retail from TO Sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

AND Still ANorHER.-A woman was
found dead in her bed, the other day,
IN Now Haven, and tho verdict of the
jury was that she died from drunken
ness. In the same bed was found q
little girl, two years old, almost perish
ing with cold, and famshing with hun
ger. while the bcasily husband and la
thcr was drunk near the body of biz
wife.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

sDP The communication, compliment
tary to Capt. DUsTAN, is omitted for
want Of room in this number. 1t shall
have conspicuous place in our next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
Newport Bank.

A II the annual meeting of the Stockhold
IA ers of the Newport Bauk held on Wed.
nesduy, January 5th, SAP, the following gen.
temen were elected Directors for the ensu
ing year.
William Vernon, Thomas G.. Pitmnn,
Isaiah Crooker, William s. Nichols.
William Stevens, Edward +. Newton,
Edward ". Allan, William A. Barber,
Simon Newton, Jr.
At a meeting of the directors Immediately
after, WIN. Vernon wus chosen President,
and s. CAHOONE, Cashier.
Newport, January 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
&S A q iNHA 2i3S,

In this town, by the Rev. Mr.. Smith Mr.. ROBERT
GofF, 10 Miss CATlIARlNE, daughter Of MIR. Joshua
Tew, all OF this town.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr. Brooks
Mr.. THOMAS l., HUDSON, OF Providence, To Miss
LYDIA ANN SMITH, daughter of Mr.. WIN. smith.
In New Bedford on the 26th ult. GEO. n. REED, ESD
Of Fall River, to Miss EvEI.INE BORDEN OF liver
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13


rERs.
Parkorson Joseph w
Poulson James
Potter Jeffrey e
Riley Jeffrey
Robinson Mrs Ann
Robinson Miss III T.
Rose Miss Lucretia
Sherman Eben
Sherman Thomas
Shireman John
Sisson Robt &
Souihwick George
Spraul Capt Robert
Stockton + (rurser)
Smith Mrs Ann
Sherman Widow
Stanley Miss Betscy
Stanley Eliza w
Tiff Miss Jane
Weaver Daniel
Westcott Jonathan Il
White Mrs Roby
Wilson Mrs Susan
Winsor Miss Abby T.
Wood Miss Mary A
MIDDLETON
Allen George
Briggs Miss Elizabeth
JAMEsTuwS.
Hammond Miss NJ
Hull Mrs Sally
Potter Miss Mary ii.
lHIsIi.
McNulty Pa,t
Stockings John
Err ROBBINS L. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
TEMPERANCE LECTURE

The Hon. Dutee J. Pearce addressed the
Temperance meeting, at the Clark.street
Meeting House, on Tuesday evening. Ano.
iher meeting will DO held at the same House
tomorrow evening, when a Lecture may be
expected from Mr.. LAKIN, OF New Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
MIR. FITZ'
Adult Singing school,

WILL be open, al the First Baptist Vcstry,
w on Friday evening, OF this week, aud
OH "Wednesday and Friday Of next week,
when applications may be made for admit
tance.
Terms-for Ladies, Sl--for Gentlemen.
81 25-or for one Lady and Gentlemnn,-$2
for "A Lessons. Jan. q, 1912.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
OBSTRUC7YO.NS !!

Lonaips's Pills are a ce'tain remedy for nli
those mal"d'es arising from obst,uo,ion- aud
constipation.
for sale by u. J. TAYLOR. las Ths.us.
street, Newport. x. i. ypo, y,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

LECTURES ON lNDA.-Mr. w. ii.
Rodgers, of Boston, gave two Lectures
on India, on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings here, to very respectable audi
cnces, though not so crowded as we
think they ought TO have been from
their acknowledged merit. Mr. r. was
very happy in his illustrations of Eastern
scenery, manners and customs, and his
Lectures throughout were both inter-
csting and instructive. We understand
he thinks of paying US another visit, at
the solicitation Of several who express
cd themselves much pleased with his
Lecturcs--if he should, we think NE
would do better.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

ANOTHER VIcrim,--Thc Fall River
Gazette says that Mr. Benjamin Sim
mons, Of that village, committed suicide
on Tuesday last, by hanging, while I'll
der the influence of intoxicating drinks
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

a. ALT.-50 sacks fine white Salt, just re
- ceived aud for sale by
T.. +. & w. NEWTON,
$50 Thames street, s. corner Of Thames and
Pelham street. Jan. b.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

We noticed in the Providence Jour
nal Of Friday before last, an article
that indirectly contradicted the state
ment made in our paper Of the 3Oth ult. .
respecting the Hon. Dutee j. Pearcc's
going to the Jail in this place, and So
liciting the convicts in the cells to give
him their votes for the Suffrage Consti-
tuition. The Journal remarked that
they understood Mr.. Pearce denied it,
The Hon. Mr.. Pearce may have denied
the charge in Providence, but we be-
lieve he has not yet had the hardihood
to deny it in .Ntwport.-We should
have taken some notice last week Of the
article alluded to in the Journal, had
we presumed Mr.. p. really did deny it
as there intimated, but we could not
think it possible. We have been as
sured, however, since then, by gen.
tleman from Providence, that Mr.. p.
did publicly assert in that city, that
what we stated was false as regards
himself. We stated, il will be recol-
lccted, that we derived our information
directly from the Jailor-a man we
might add, who is well known here to
be n person Of the strictest veracity.--
We say again, that we derived our in
formation from the Jailor's own lips
but to dispel all doubts, we subjoin his
Affidavit, which will speak for itself,
and which we think cannot be misunder-
stood by our Providence friends, if they
were in doubts before.
AFFIDAVIT.
l, Henry Taggart, Keeper Of the
Newport County Jail, on solemn oath, do de-
pose and say, TINT during the three days set
apart by the Suffrage Party to receive the
votes, adopting their Constitution, the Hon.
Dutec J. Pearce called at this Jail and re-
4uested the privilege of seeing the prisoners,
in order to obtain their votes, to which | rea
dily assented, and accompanied him in TO the
Prison for that purpose. After we were in
the Prison, Mr. Pcarcc asked one Of the prs-
oners If he would sign one of the Proxy
votes, which he held in his hand. The indi
vidual declined voting, stating to Mr. =. that
he had no right to vote. MIR p. said, I" if you
don't vote for us, you will count one against
u.s." After some persuasion, the signature
was obtained.-After which, he tried the rest
OF the prisoners, and obtained three more, but
did not succeed in obtaining tho other four
when he left the jail.
Afterwards | was informed, bv my family,
that Doct. Nichols came in during my alb
sence, and ob btained the residue. which un.
derstand is not denied by the Doct On in
quiry, gave the above statement to the Ed
itor Of the Herald Of the Times and | now
give the foregoing Affidavit at his request.
II. TAGGART. Jaiier.
Subscribed and sworn to, this l2th day OF
January, 1912 Before me,
ID. c. DENlIAM, Just. Peace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

New CAMPHENE BURNERs.-Mr. II.
II. Sheffield, in Broad-street, it will be
seen by advertisement, has received a
nec pattern Of Wcbb's Patent Cam
phene Burners. We have not had time
to take look at them, but understand
they supersede every other pattern be-
fore invented. There is not more
beautiful as well as economical artificial
light than tho Camphene invented, and
we are sorry some Of the Insurance
offices have come out against it.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
Five Years in a Lottery Office
OR, an EXPOSITION or THE LOTTERY
cyc,rrr "a. ,rfU y,,.JyrD cr1yrc

Nv tulp - 1<VttNhv
OR, IN EXPOSITION or THE LOTTERY
SYSTEM IN TIE UNITED STqTES.
'l>IiE favorable notices which this book has
4 received induces the author to call pub.
lie attention TO it believing that it's extern
sive circulation will have q salutary effect
upon the morals Of the community. To en-
counter an evil Of SO long standing as the
Lottery, and SO deeply rooted IN the public
policy, requires some effort on the part OF
the friends of reform and as 10 better means
can be devised TO promote n reformation Of
its abuses than an unvarnished statement of
the internal management Of the Lottery,
ready sale is anticipated. To accomplish
this object the price has bee fixed at % cts.
Subjects Considered: Origin Of Lotteries.
Suicides in Paris. Lottery in England-its
effects. Considered as a means of revenue
First American Lottery. Banishod from
some States. Dawn Of reformation in Rhode
Island. OF the old lottery-irauds discover
ed. Combination system described. Lot
terry scheme examined. Loss TO buyers-no
risk 10 Managers. Capital prizes seldom
sold and why. Lottery wheel. Secretary
of State. Drawing Of the combination sys.
ten described, Conjuror's ieats. How fraud
may be perpctratcd-inducement to commit
fraud. Faro table. Mistakes in drawing
duplicate numbers, &c. Evils inherent in
the lottery have greatly increased. Extent
Of the fraud. Number of grants-number Of
lotteries daily drawn. Constituents of Ga
ming. Annual tax-ten millions of dollars
Amount OF tickets daily sold Sum annually
exposed in the lottery. Multitudes reduced
to bankruptcy. PACKAGE SYSTEM described
eleven packages out of twelve certain TO
lose. Temptations to buy package. Two
prices for retailing. Insurance. Rule for
determining number of tickets in any scheme.
Schoo, Fund lottery violates the law of its
existence. Tables of all the lotteries now
drawn in the Middle and Eastern States,
showing the number of ballots drawn, amounts
Of schemes, scheme price, retail price, &C.
For sale at the Bookstores.
Providence, Oct. 81, lS4l.-2miet.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

The DGtnnee.-In England, for the royal
stable, 10000 are annually expended for
ihe education Of the people e?poco.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
M issillg.

~ EVERAI. Nos of the Christian Exami
~ ner, belonging to the subscriber. Those
Of his friends who may have any such, will
confer great favor by returning them.
Jan. I3. T.. Il. BROOKS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
DISASTERS. &c,

The schr Antoinette. before reported ss ashore on
the sW Point OF this Island, went To pieces on Thurs
day nigh, last, in southerly blow aud has been nban
doned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
PORT OF NE WP0RT.
CLEARED.
fih- ship Finlsnd, Means, New York.
" sloop Charles, Ash, Pro,idence.
ARRIVALS.
CI.EAREI

s,rrrp.v, Jan. sth Rries Malags Bmgess. I'm Fall
Fv't Tor Charleston, e.. Factor of Ctanburry isle
HANDY, I'm busion fUf Wilmington y q.
S.m hWh"pef' OF Beverly, tom Baltimore Iof Ban
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

Andrew Isaac
Britt a. Latbrop
Brown l. A
Bullock Jabez 2
Brown Miss Henrietta
Burdick Miss Mary &
Case Capt. ID 5
Chapman William
Colman Capt. Moses X
Crandall Martha
D'lIautvillc Mrs Mary
Dennis Mrs Elizabeth
Dolbear Mrs Eliza q
Durfec Miss II 5
Finely Joseph
Ellis Mrs Maria
Fenner Charles
fogg Thomas
Gardner Benjamin
Gardner Miss Elizb'th
Hall John Jr, 3
Harris Edwin
Heath Job w.
Hcnnen James
Johnson Mrs Henry
Knowles Mrs Dorcas
IAdd John q
Lewis Hosea
Lodge w NJ of No 4
Labarse Miss Harriet
Lovett Miss Maria
Martin George
Minard Miss Electa
Mitchell Miss Abigail
Palmor Jane. d. =
j63w] ASH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

EDE'S Iledyosmia; Sassy Extracts OF
H French and German Cologne; Milk Of
Roses Rose, Almond, Palm, Olive and other
elegant Soaps,-a large assortment of Tooth
and Hair Brushes, ut II. J. TAYLOkS.
Dec. 80.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
Fresh Oranges.

lust received and fnr sale nt SThCYS
=" Confectionery, ono door South Of Mr.
James llammoBds. Dec. 30
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
SEIERIyNErS SALE.

WASHINGTON, sc. Dec. %, iS4l.
I'M Execution in favor Of The Landholdcrs
~ Bank, and against Samuel and Dauiel
Brown, shall on Monday, January 81. IS4@.
at two o'clock p. NJ. sell at Public Auction,
a tract of land in South Kingsto~n contsin-
ing about $50 acres; bounded noriherly by
land of Joshua Brown AMI Elisha Watson.
easl on the Road and Narrow River, south
on land Of Joseph II. Perry and heirs OF Joha
Watson, aud westerly on The fresh meadow
or SO mach as will pay said Execution and
expenses. Conditions at the time Of sale
Sale al the dwelling. house on The premises,
FRANCIS B. SEGAR, Sheriff
South Kinaslown, Dec. %, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
For Sale,
A l. S O.,

That most eligible building lot Of land
measuring 300 by l60 feet BOUNDED on
three streets and fronting on South Touro
known bp the name Of the ST john Garden
terms reasonable. Apply 10
J. &C. SHAW, Agent
Ncwpori IanilnrY 9Th lSI2=Lill
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
CO.vSUNP PTTON!

I.orraior's Pills have proved y hlossias ~
that dreadful disease, Consun,ptop the most
miraculous cures have been petlot,o,d b, ih,,o
pills, and even after having been given up NY
some VI the best phj sicians Ia the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
Letters,

REMAIsise Is~TbE POST erFIcE, EEwPoRT
u. l., JAsUARY LIST, lc42.
~ .4dusrtised letters are placed ia separate
bo1. Persons applying for them rH please call
for "ADyERTIsED LETTERS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
Bank Of Rhode Island.

A Semi.annual Dividend will be paid at
4 n this Bank, on aud after Saturday, Jan.
lst. 1912.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
will be held on Monday, January 3d, 1912, al
| | o'clock A. NJ.
w. A CLARKE, Cashier.
Dec. %, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
To Let,

4 first rate Store, corner of Market-square,
IA now occupied as Lottery Office. The
Store is half of the building beow-also one
large room in I'd story. For further parllcu-
lars inquire of WM. S. VOSE.
Jan I3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
AUCTIONS.
Assignee's Sale.
Valuable Farm at Auction.

On Thursday. The 2ofh dsy oS January neat, as
II O'Clock, a ". III fair wssiA<r, IL ether
ioise The merit fair day afisr,l siu be sold at
public auction, at the eo,,ssr e) Pelham and
Thames streets,
THAT valuable estate in Janaestow w q known
] as the DUMPLINo FARM, containing about
1874 acres of land, pleasantly situated, aud
which must be purchased by the government,
whenever their plans OF lorlIhcaiions ore car
ried into effect.
Further particulars and terms may be had
of the assignee previously, and al the time
and place Of sale.
MILTON HALL, .7ucpr.
Dec. I6, lS4l.-tf.
immediately after, will be sold at The same
place. u sbnres in the CODDINGTON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
| From The Providence Journal.

The resolution of M. Atwell will, we
think, be read with unmnglcd SURPRISE
Waving all discussion upon the right of rev.
olutioH, as exercised. or at least, attempted
to be exercised, in the overthrow of the
State government, there has as yet been
presented 10 legn evidence of tho number OF
votes cast, during the weeks voting, Of the
manner in which they were given. or Of the
qualifications Of the persons voting. Nay,
before the votes have been counted by the
Convent much less examined by the pub
lie, with no other evidence than a bare news.
paper report these resolutions are brought
forward proposing TO abandon the entire
government Of the State into the hands Of
men who have not yet even demanded it.
Allowing the proceedings of the suffrage
party to have been perfectly legal, it must be
shown that the Ii 900 votes of citizens ofthc
State, OF lawful ogc, and the burden Of proof
rests with those who claim the government.
The right Of possession is valid until the
party claiming brings forward his proof. II
has been asserted that many o! the votes for
the Constitution, were given by minors, that
many were given IN the names OF people who
were absent from the State, that even con.
victs have voted, and that, in many instances,
voters have brought in votes by tens and fl
ties, without producing any evidence that
they were actually given by the persons
whose names were upon them. Whether
these charges be true or not remains TO be
proved; but they have been made, and they
should certainly be investigated, if the pro.
ceedngs arc to be made the ground of so Sc
rioos action on the part Of the General AS
sembly. Mr.. A;wol 10 lawyer as well as a
verv able one will he say that upon such
evidence, or rather upon such absence Of evil
dence, the State of Rhode Island and Provi-
dence Plantations should surrender itself in
to the hands of n new government
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13
NOTICE..

RUCKWIlEAT.-20 bbls Buckwheai, OF
~ prime quality, just received and for sale
by f. +. & w. NEWTON,
Jan I3 AT both stores.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-01-13

NAvAL.-Tho U. S. Frigate United
States, Captain Armstrong, was towed
down to Hampton Roads Oh Friday
morning by the steamer Poinsett, Lieut..
Com. Glisson. The U. S. sloop. of-w
Levant, Commander Fitzhugh, was
brought up from Hampton Roads, on
Thursday night, by the steamer Poinsett,
and anchored ofi'ihe Naval Hospital. -
The customary salute wast exchanged
between that ship and the Pennsylv
flag ship of Com. Shubrick.
List Of Officers attached 10 the United
States Naval Station, Rendezvous, and
Receiving Ship, Baltimore Station -
Henry +. Ballard, Commodore John
A. Davis, Lieutenant ; George S. Spros-
ion, Surgeon Francis A. Thornton,
Purser.
Rendezvous. Horace u. Sawyer
Commander, A. G. Slaughter, T. ID
Shaw, Lieuienants Hum Gansevoort
Passed Midshipman.
Receiping Slap Pioneer - Zachariah
f. Johnson, Lieut. Commanding Rob.
en +. Pickncy, Daniel B. RidgeIy
Licu,enants w. w. Bassett, John l.
Nelson, Nlidsbipmen.
Marine Rendcsrous. William Du,apy
Captain. Baltimore RrpuJiican.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-07

England-the prosecution Of the just claims
Of our citizens upon various powers-the
question Of the reciprocal treaties-the
Colonial trade--the re-establishmcnt of the
currency and the restoration of our credit |!
TO these objects | am willing to devote my
self both in my public trust and private life.
Much more of public service do not expect
remains to me, but will always readily act
with sober men of any party and all parties,
to free us from the great danger, which ai-
lects even good men, that patriotism itself
when warmed and heated by party contest
should run into partizanship. believe that
all sober men in the country will agree with
me that we require more modcration-more
performance of consldcrate counsel more
earnest union in all, to uphold and carry on
ward our glorious Institutions In pursuit
of these objects, in public and private, ! am
willing to perform the part assigned me, and
to give to them my hearty good will, my
jealous efforts, and all that may yet remain
to me of strength and life.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-07
STATE OF VERMONT.

If0Odte DiStricf OF VHdrtOOfO, So.
In PRoBArE CouRT, Oct. 9th, 1842.
W7 HEREAS an Account of the Charges,
w which have attended the division of
certain Real Estate of MENNASSAH MI
NER, late of Stonnington in the County of
New London and State of Connecticut, de-
ceased, lying and being situate in Guiliord, in
the District of Marlboro aloresaid-was pre-
scented to the Probate Courl for said District
of Marlboro by Isaac Miner, all Heir to said
Estate-in order that the just proportion there
Of, which each person interested ought TO pay,
may be settled and allowed; Whereupon il is
ordered that said account be heard and exam
ined before said Court at session thereof to
he holden at the Inn Of Henry smith, in Brat
leboro in said district, on the last Thursday Of
October inst. And for the purpose of notifying
all persons interested therein of the time and
place of hearing, said Isaac Miner is directed
to publish a copy of the record of this order
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Pho
nix printed at Bratlleboro in said district, pre-
vious to said time of hearing.
A true Copy from the Record.
6 Attest, LEMUEL WHITNEY, Reg'r
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-07

FiRE ~ KrENE--On "Wednesday afternoon last
was discovered 10 be on fire, aud quite too late to
save any property of Consequence. The wind was
strong but happily in direction to do no other
damage than to burn the barn. contents and some
valuable sheds. Ofthe contents, was a horse worth
500 The barn cost more than $i00. The whole
loss is estimated at ten or eleven hundred dollars
on which insured little short of $500. A
valuable wagon was destroyed, belonging 10 a
neighbor 1t is probable the fire was set by Mr.
Pages little son, or years old, who got posses
sion of some iqf0 .fooo matches, though he had pre-
viously played with them, and the parents put the
matches where they supposed they would be en-
trcy out of reach.-kctHe SentiRci
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-07
Octoher session., 1872.

TENHE approaching session of the Legisla-
n ture will be one of extraordinary i'm
portance and interest, and though the pay is
hardly such as TO induce us TO take the trouble
OF publishing daily paper, we shall do it
through the session.
TERMS.
WaIton's Daily journal, during the session, & |.
Wdichmdn g. State journal, for three months,
so cents.
Wdtchman g. State journal, during the scs-
sion, % cents.
Pustmasters aud others forwarding SO shall
receive six copies Of the Daily Journal--l2
copies for $40.
T.. p. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Sept. 90 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-07
Frederick Franks,
Tailor,

NEXT door South Of the Phnnx House,
IN has enlarged his means of accommodating
his customers by occupying the entire store
heretofore occupied by MIR. Geo. Bugbee, and
by the employment of Mr. RicHARDsoN BIZ
LINGs. Mr. Billings having discontinued his
separate business will now be ready at Mr..
Franks shop to accommodate all who have
been his former customers, and with such as
sistance in addition TO his own skill in cutting
and fitting, Mr. Franks has no hesitation in
saying he can equal any work whether produced
in city or country. NJ. Franks has also Jour
neyman help of the very first rate from New
York, and is in the monthly, and sometimes
even weekly receipts Of all changes and varia-
mons Of fashion.
Mr.. Franks will see that all cutting for 9th
ers To make, and indeed all orders of every
kind in the line of his calling are Immediately
and faithfully answered, and ut the most rea-
sonable prices.
Mr.. Franks will keep on hand Ready Made
Clothing for all who nre DESTROYS of a sudden,
eXtemporaneous rig.
Mr.. Franks invites particular confidence in
one respect. He will carefully accommodate
his customers as to the degree and extent they
may wish to submit to fashion. He feels fully
able to furnish apparel for the young and gay,
which shall be perfectly and scrupuously FASH
ionabe, and at The same time he offers his assur-
ance to those whose age and dignity require il
that in their cases while the custo ms olthe time
are sufficiently regarded, he will also regard
the decencies and prophecies of life. In short
that he will dress not their BODIES only, but
their CHARACTERS in an appropriate costume.
Battleboro, Sept. %, 1919.