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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
ETFrCT or HARD TIMES.

The worst system of the day Is the tendency 20
cx1ggerate thz evils Of hard tunes. Let us Gonsi-
der Il.
The Phrase hard times means scarcity Of money
contracted credit restricted indulgence, and dlhln-
iehed profit With the exception of labor thrown
uut of employment, is the unmanly wall OF dlsHP-
pointed avarce-0t mortified vanty-oi unsatated
appetite Where arc the virtues tina: JOIN IN TINS
lameutation / there solitary principle OF truth,
a noble 'ccnne CIT a real good winch the calamity Of
hard times has oyertakcnl Ii there is, We lave
yet TO know II.
1t is true that many estimablc men have been
visited wth pecuunry sacrldce-in the lmpious by
perbo,e OF the day been ruined. But let us ana
I'VE this lanc.ei ruin. Ii Il consist merely IN the
necessity OF rcliuuushing luxurious habits, why We
al least can have no sympathy for the distress. The
man Who WCeps at such fate, deserves II. e
ehsll, however, be told of disappointed hopes %
this We answer, that such hopes merit no regrets.
That they were eXiravagant the results have shown
and that they pcTnicious THIS very extravaganza
md their end adm0ush Us, still less iorc4bly th1n
If they had been consummated. Success would
have been surrounded with hallucnation,-w sy-
cophancv in the garb d lriend=hip-wth disease IN
the form OF dellghts-lesurc would have declined
INTO lass tude. unt the fading garnture Of spendor
would be torn away by time, aud the pal! oi death
would be spread on the trghtiul future
The most porientous phenomenon, social or poll
teal that any people can contemplate, Is trium-
plant svarice-the greatest and meanest OF the
vices That wee Is now mllltant-yct II Is not re-
signed. Government and society are still heaving
with It's fAroes. But ths country could have gone
on IN the career of r0sqcrty falsely SO called, that
we beheld few years ago. 1t IS doubtful whether
society would not have become incuratle he rage
tor display and fr weath-aud the rank conferred
bv mere money. which ennob,cd the West OF the
vile-iarcatencd To suppress all qualities Of mlnd
and character not enducd with the faculty OF ac-
curing wealth. l pom TINS basis friendships were
gfrafa fr.r HHt
I,s foundation io ITS apex. Such pyramid could
only be raised a desert desert growing more
ard hy the Cd ght OF the shadow cast OF every fresh
and fragrant sentiment 81 the heart
But tie change mss come. The men VINO iaiely
dned and drank, and endorsed each other IN all the
sympathy % u.utual success. now meet each 9th
or with frosty ciy.hly. Some have failed, and some
are going TO fail. Ii unsafe to be cordIal-ior
favors may be asSed which u would he hazardous
TO grant. Besides, as every mans pocket has be-
come reduced the vanity that, pretending 10 be
huspiiable, formerly invited guests 10 banquet now
declines an acknowledgement OF diminished means
implied in = frugal table. Whilst the very men
who formerly coallci iAe acquaintance O othcFs ior
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
MACFsEgC WORK.
and N.ac!i..c cnrI .IaMrs..c orN.
tJe llt @9lts holaF ~ l.IIEff, non FT0af oFfl',


tle Fa1 $sicS Moons i.4Eff, Eclr Fr0af S.fel',
l. &. BROWN agent.
"a OOLLEN MACHINERY, az al descriptions embracing TIE
iieaf tlrdHr -ir4taf-.
A SINGLE furnished single, fun
complete, wiii Cls. eis sc. on siou nCe ana ie
most No. aad NaifPckinc Machines ilieI Patent
tr Jl- and CsatHer acc- - ie lsiesi en ns~t approved
construction Peer LHf. Mapping Machines, Sis Mills Brush va
cus. tIll ana Patent Nldh Seug Machine.
constitution Sseariu- iiliit-. sc 81.
Nc.ar Cords warln'e o iae hest CsfY.
GetrB' P..at fi Barr .L., 90 le --latest SciH,
net and -liefar Coa-ffrct'au
Brs'. F.'cat valuable " 20 use Grind
i- Con ani col, together. ana other Gram II stock feed
h,r.e Iorfrs, several az TIE approved Kinds
Dot Lel'it celriisl Anti Freezing fc l.iz, Hrl cad
t-rl FUHrs- Lad lcs, Arrf n lia.f, So, &c.
3rafrf " i.r i~i aui n approved kinds. incui
in- IA,l- Machines seet kinds patent Hemp ifsaAur ga
chimes. Ei Presses. auts Com shelters 1T f
--latest lrrayei lieis. CarllHine Machines, nuHus ia
chimes lanun- Mills Cutters. several Kinds.
HP 'ise.iasH Hat 70 order ot tI- latest improvements
MlnuIfr. Mixers. taiers. tfs Disls, NtateIs. &C. can R
supplied wanted n their lfuesIch Alicr-
no-iius aud Regulating Slinde-. nlniel hons.
itIce,i- iuir>' ana l.tfl Pres. Turning lathe Trims
ue jack Jenny anl @ Sns, Comb Plates tleaung taas. Gard
liier-, and N, !iand Cards icr- Jacks. iir cards
iu.r amt rilie- Reeds Fuer> Bi-le- iiedi ~
-tctc atl on Power Loom aud Roller sl, o-s.is Packs
lr.lu ffafi 40 au
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

LARGE STREAMS FROM LITTLE FoUNrAINs sc.
- The following few words, says the New
York Journal Of Commerce. introduced in certain
resolutions by the Committee of WAYS aud Means
IN the British Parliament, in March, l7Gi. from, the
first step that caused the American war and contain
the fatal resolve thai tore assunder the empire OF
Britain -
That further towards defraying The said expen-
ses, it may be proper charge stamp duties On the
SAID colonies and plantations.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

EEA IVY LILY printed aud cuit~hcd paper. entitled Oh
d NNEit ~ MECHANIC" D. Iubi~Icd weekly go No.t
Ann -i,e New York y Nana Potter. and devoted 90 te NJ,
nc ATS Sew Inventions, and scientific Improvements genera
ich number caniainsa pto oi 40 e-t Mcclu
Invention with engraving. Terms 81 ID pen aDuul o which ou
du.lsi l- INIoi titiur.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

EFfEcr on DEHr AND TANArIoN.-lt was stated
in tine British Parliament, Just before the late proro-
CATION by Mr. stewart that iu tombstone, OF several
hundred wcayors, only a fourth part had employ
mcut and that out OF 600 Golfers los oaly had
work and that the wages Of labor even 10 those
WHO hld employment did not dIorl tlt mctas ~
heuutv su,fr.oace. lie stated That one family Ul
seven persons had been known to divide among
themselves only half penny worth OF pota.oes and
IL was among fimsics 10 NIX sur dust with
Oatmeal ia max ~ their porrdgc, 10 enable each
10 have a mouttiul.
England has a Debt of uoar'y five thousand mil
lions of dollars, and the payment of interest on tins
deUt and other government expenditures, take onc-
third of the earnings Of labor, rs stated by BulWcr
IN his work ON England.
TINS is tae system Of debt and taNaton and M scry
which the policy Of federalism Wi. ia~teu GA th,a
country. ftue tax payers do not rise in their might
and res 81 the attempt ~ the Threshold.
Mr. jefferson, who had studied tie institutions OF
England thoroughly, and had lett the Cypress OF
tacir burhens, warned his country mcn against a
GcDt in the following strong language:
1t we would preserve our independence, We must
net let our rulers load us with perpetual dc0t-we
must make our election between cconOAay and hb-
crfy OK JroJlsjot and seruaade. '-.itiaay .lrs0s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
"EIESStvESEEED..'

49, - EI.- t'sESsSE.E.''
Ggk THE times being scas Go forbid continuance Of hns
Is.SStlO large scales therefore viii offer.
No. fi entire ,tr. of IS Jl,t,
- and Plate and a other articles ul stove Eastern cost
Cor as am determined sell goods in toto
think such l have place
eife M stock of>ecr large ami of THE best qualify winch
invite tc attention ths public The you "a,
every thing ru So Oh al COST and mistake opposite the
Washington Hall W. ~. TAlBDTT.
P.s An those who know themselves indebted ue subscriber
either y heu h account, are itt ei io ca and n upIn,iaut
aud 3ii t~a 90 Whtu indebted viii present fIc accounts
and receive t,r money. This hope Wl attended
Dog. ptiu- lis lut VINO 90 ctil and pay
" u. IAIEOIT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

CADETS Al WEST PoINr.-There are t"o.Au-u
drcd and tweu;y-ouc cadets at West Point Military
Academy, whose parents occupations and condo
tons la life are as follows:
There agc - cadets whose fathers 0rc farmers
3, planters -. lawyers, !. judges, L, ner-
Chants >, manufacturers =. boarding house OF
hocl keepers l., mechanc~; >, contractors; /,
civIl engineer; ], editor OF newspaper p, clergy
men; Il, physicians, I,pgoicssor /, landed pro-
prlctor !, br0kcr; : civil officers of general aud
state govcrnmcnls >, officers oil the army 3, ot-
GERS ot the navy /, master OF vessel /, clerk
>. np particular occu patlon; 4. whose occupation
mas not been stated - both oi whose parents arc
dead -, who have lost their fathers Total 22I.
OF these two hundred and tNenty-oue cadets. the
parents Of twenty ia INDECENT reduced c.rcum-
stance, OF one hundred eud scycniy-hfe, the pa
rents are IN moderate circumstances of tve, the
parents are IN a.lleat cIrcumstanccs auU TIE con-
dition OF the parents OF twcnty-0ue unknown. II
VII. be- perceived by the above statement. that no
member OF Congress, aud no high iunctonary o. Ell
ther the general or state Governments. has son az
West Point. aud that independently OF those whose
fathers must be Supposed TO be men of litlc lalu-
cuce, there are h.ty-one who tathcress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
T1EeIyTE .sF"s'sG.. FOX, SsF.E'.

n VI I7I-IrI ~ IHiIIHH ITI'IIt
establishment. 900 ta-t,n luulu Ile pics, large
nr t!luu oi Double i' Hili -e,;, and O.. a" ls -at
Jtn
tc liilste OF ph iug Dulrtc la.r -ad t.,u l-
desirable un. hu 40 ia ,u 80 30 h bought , tc b,n,,.ltc parry.
pf1 individual who purchases
hoi and publish li"r 90 ti hd small e'iaI ons D. ne'
o. place Iflsti,u lfntt ~irr person desirable SITUATE
liberal subscription and advertising. plonlc. he obtained
TN, vii u favorable. A.lr-s tle ,rs-nci
'i place daring tae Session ul t.e L. lr, 30 Ifl tn. ii
uiitI truc I.t. Iilt hIElERNi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
indianapolis CIOiliing St0rc.
seEre MIN eRseF
- III,fRllNIf,.

HOLES ALE aul rttl dealer ready made ca,uc. &C a.
~ stone o Washington street, door east sd Drake, lloe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

How To GER RID OF DEHAGocUEs.-Iio our good
ctz'us want u iyerthc country OF Office seekers
and deuaso rucs - aud Waat could be a greater
blessing .-lct tAcm resolve never to vote ior any
individual who asas for Office, or who resorts % the
machinery of party, or any kind of influence 90 Sc
cure his election; and when any citizen IS before
the people as a clnt ate TOR o.H-e let public o2n-
ion require him 70 stay at nome and attend 70 bis
own affairs. 1.-The worthy otthe peoples suffrage
be viii be elected Tor hs worth, and because lac
Is an accomplished demagogue.
Never Viii conscientious men, devoted % the pub-
lie good. instead - their own private ends til oar
legislative councils. till tie people OF tins country
adopt tnis course. Politics then VII cease II be d
trade; ana a- was the case with the Father OF on.
country honest men are ton modest and retiring o.
urge their claims upon the public Wi. be called from
the quiet waias OF lie, from the plough, and thc
workshop. 70 serve their fellow .tzeas, and pro-
mote the true welfare and glory Of the country
E'erafyr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

The House OF Representatives Yesterday passed
a bul providing that that section OF the Revised
Statutes which denies unlicensed physic ans the
right Of enforcing the payment OF their oils by law,
shall not extend 10 Botanic Physicians, those
who practice under the Ihomsonian system
DCiroH Free Press.
negro New Orleans, who advertised as
a runaway slave, was taken up the 10th ult., by
one OF the commissioners on the levee while the
constable was recording his name and offence, the
black drew a knife and severed his own ,hso4t.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

Virtue al dcIes f te 1arou tcgu Court. VIII cHpe
= gl.Ise.f ~
Court House door tae town ot hdantis lNcen e ho
crhe lg lass i Gag The rcu and psoi fr 81 tt
following it- % ni- town; n At No 49, of the donation i1uts
aa u. M Down 90 iniiaIt- Boo SAID count, of Marion
2lltaIrs ~lotht N lls, l U Ic donna
uon laad- a te he town 20 lnalo> ais, lice flN s- d.
riil sad r'fy If Aar tow commencing ~ The
90 ti creek tr nnen 81 NJ Atc river, thence un
drrd aul e fr , thence south sNoe nles Q, the bank of
Nt THENCE W ii ir ulnr. u t the place of Dee
tft De tic col te south
aaii ga N' ., GA t's. > So D. no. NJ.
ALSO o' lc> So. J SOUTH and "a 4t he town ot Indiana.
frlr s DO Number square Nuiher -
ti. o % ont s
doan auds adj 1un- the town oi liun1pl ana failure %
realize the m amounts demanded lN l DEGREES and
prlccrl
lnl- si ie property AndiS
William W. Reed aui Congress Mills. ami William ". Reed
ntn0ui b. Barber. 3>-3N JOHN y. III REASON, Sheriff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
lAAFwf =.

H'TI0 H-l TT7 1TTU 0I-I u so upon ACCOMMODATIONS
fFu- o. pa.y ir~t an1 bred hol-e az
ONO k. 80 - I7c ~ % >N 10 tS can'erstnt in such nrt
tore i- ancestry 80 renowned high bred aninnls,
clearly u cy cross. t flrl r "a o al ildrch hlcd The
Aniian Turks and ai imfoicd Enellud u early
81, - a
years odd past il etr h- colts generally i., ctrl
well .i ana >0I .l rtna Aa., knd aui r ID.
get AID iil OF single harness toitr
4ci "a "a - uu,,,
PrnIeprr- }a>us -i by e n-tly celebrated horse Der
nnd o kentucky, out Il Miss Dance Imported El-e rtrJu,
i1y h-trncld tt imp DHneae -1ntim Lady b-Iuhr iy
imp Pautt1n clulsn Caies hy Nuaulcys
grania Irrno-r ty mp. Dove e. .. p.
mp oilnIo; g-flHitn Use tcd selma i1 Gu
liun Arabian.
good B1rmche and harness would k taken l esclauc ia
credit wei secured y mot sold ISL iai,h voi t
famed O. responsible person.
For iltItr particulars cnlIire lic subscriber 81 NorE Co.,
Jan. -, isl1 3.-tm :. o. RICH ANtt.0N.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

StsDs5LEESy.
~ THE undersigned takes ilis method of inviting
r - nton to lis tot and extensive assortment OF -i
- /~~>& dirl, Harnesses. ilt JAS on hand, ana is
80 = constantly manufacturing, Saddles 81 every Kind,
common, quiitd, s'au-l and covered, hIlieS ANA
tn-as lie bags carp bags. travelling uuks val~
,st stit carriage aai common harnesses, Whips and IA t-t every
q e u-uat found i eAte.,te stcr,. Also hue teut
collars, Az 90 Wl d. intends As De- Sold 10
Madison eis., bad and
l ttkru ~ru. Aloulyr- Thankfully received and
attend "a a. with pniruiaiu aud despatch.
s"e 20 tc uc" btck hac1, directly opposite ihe Palmer House
I. 81. ROLL.
H. r. a hand alas quantity Of seasoned lumber Inch De
VIII sell lga Cos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
.LsneEs NgEDEalNss. 60.

FENl subscribers have received and opened atcu nov store
= r,t'li- "A new aul large assortment 81
FKESN DRCGS, .UEDICLNy-S. P.5LNTS, DTEHDoFS .7tD
bILoItFFS. .NLDfCfL GLl>SH-ihf- - LA}0Htfi~4>s,
COSMETICS, PURE TIMES .fND HQtoRS
selected expressly medical p,r together With almost
which
hn 900 the Eastern critics. 900 view io have each and every acruf
tc nIsio ill and determined sell Tie e ioW
short approved credit The sttatienoi fil-i
Particular Wii o. filling prrp aud
aud believe that with tie Npecuce UftWeye
tl particular branch OF business shall De able % render
fIl satisfaction.
The store VOL e opened any hour ia the night when called ON.
indianapolis Juil 1t-lu CRAlGHEAD g. BRANDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

'stbEEASE,fs.
f5FllE ir 900 pay e usual r,e fT Iut7cco % good
= qualify. JOHN CAIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22

- DoZ BOTTLES real Fteu.I, li.,tl, ...t l.'. u-,.i
- mau'ntl aui otIcr l'apt,e-, ed tuc ttr Joss .f
bottle. ir -llr D.. I.-t Do
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-01
CONGRESS-.

In the House of Representatives, on Monday
morning, Mr.. Mcclellan, Of New York, on leave
presented a resolution calling on the Secretary
of War for information as to the amount Of
compensation paid TO Gen. Scott as Indian
Commissioner in the year 1885, Mr.. Camp
hell, of Tennessee, offered an amendment call
inc for information Of all extra allowances paid
10 officers of the army without limitation as to
time. After some debate the amendment was
rejected. The resolution was then adopted
Mr.. Campbell moved reconsideration of the
vote in order that he might so modify the reso-
luton as to extend its scope in the manner pro-
posed in his amendment, but the House refused
10 reconsider. Mr., Bolts offered resolution, by
general consent, calling upon the Department OF
War for information as to all extra allowances
which have been made to other officers Of the
army Mr.. Campbell proposed as an amend
ment substitute directing the Secretary OF
War to furnish to the House the names of such
officers of the War Department and of the
Army including Paymasters and Governors
of Territories, who have received extra allow
ances from the Government since the Sd OF
March, 1885, the times when, and the services
for which, such extra allowances were made /;
the amount paid to each, and the authority I'M
der which such allowances were made. Mr..
Bolts suggested that the words I'D of March,
1895" be stricken out, which being agreed TO,
he accepted it as modification, and the resolu-
ton, as modified, was adopted.
The States and Territories were then called
upon for petitions, and they were, as usual, pre-
scented in great number and variety, commenc-
ing with the Territory of Iowa, and having
reached Ohio, Mr.. Gddngs, among other abol-
lion petitions, presented one for the dissolution
Of the Union The House refused TO receive 1t,
BY vote of 1l6 TO "a. Mr. Kennedy then offer
ed resolution that the presentation OF any pc
tition for the dissolution Of the Union was an
insult to the House, and the member presenting
it was deserving of censure This was objected
10, as Out of order Mr. Pendeton, Of Ohio
rising in his turn, presented resolution of sim
liar import but, previous to any action being
had on it, motion for adjournment was made
and carried.
In the Senate, a letter was read from the Hon.
F PIERCE, resigning his seat in that body and
Mr.. Calhoun spoke for more than an hour in sup
port of the Veto power and in opposition 10 Mr..
Clay's Resolution upon that subject, which was
the order Of the day.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-01
THE LAST ISLANDER.

The recent charge of the Courier and En-
quirer, paper well known in the history OF
Banks, that the President has made overtures to
the Independent Press TO support HIM on con-
dton Of receiving the public patronage, is so near
akin to SANDER which has just received the
highest condemnation of the whole nation, and
so palpably absurd, that it seems like waste OF
time and paper to give it even passing notice.
A word or two, however, on the reasonableness
ofthe charge, may not be amiss
The Independent or penny-press, of this
country, is generally neutral in its character it
advocates the best interests of society in gene
raj heartily approves what is right, and fear
lessly condemns what is wrong. To this course
may be attributed its unprecedented success
as may be perceived in the fact that, in some
few instances, where proprietors have ac-
lively engaged in the political arena, and the
neutrality of their press assumed a question
able shape, the circulation Of the paper is quite
limited.
With few exceptions, however, the circula-
ton of each of the penny papers may be COM
pued at from fifteen to fifty thousand CO.
pies per day, besides. which, their columns at
test that they have scarcely room for their ad-
vertising patronage; and their ,chote business
is conducted on the cash principle. Again
The Independent press has found ii perfectly
consistent to approve Of the general course pur
sued by an Independent President, from tn
ddy O his accession TO the Presidential Chair.
and that it was perfectly compatible with the
views and interests of the people that he should
be sustained in his efforts to destroy the ultra
'sms Of party, and scatter all the elements o
dlscord which had so long afflicted the nation
Can it be believed, then, that with the favor
able disposition already manifested to'odrd'
ms administration, by the penny press, TN
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-01
THE AGITATORS.
to the proc

There are those who think it to be their inte-
rest to keep up a perpetual app ehension Of va
riable purposes, of political discussions, or Of
and his Cabinet, or between the gentlemen Of
the Cabinet themselves All this is for purpo-
poses of mischief All this, is to produce dis
traction, confusion, and sort of despair in the
public mind.
We have been requested to state that there is
not the slightest foundation Tor such rumor, or
any part of it. The Cabinet is united on all
the great measures submitted TO Congress, or
explained and enforced in the reports of the
several heads OF Departments. Those reports
show the platform of public measures, on which
the President and the Administration intend to
will carry out those measures, or whether it
will carry them out at all or, indeed, whether
il will adopt any measures, such as the exgen.
CIV of the country calls for. This is matter for
its own consider; ton. The great reckoning is
not TO be between Congress and the President,
mean time, let no man, IN or out of Congress,
deceive himself, or attempt to deceive Others
that changes in the Administration will bring
about any new state of things; and especially
we ask the People of the United States not to
be diverted, by rumors by schemes and conri-
vances for agitation, by totally false cries Of dis
senson and rupture, from that steady and ear
nest, and anxious attention to what is doing and
what is likely to be done, in Congress which at
the present moment ought to fill the heads Of
every citizen 1t is for Congress, and Congress
alone, to relieve the country. The power is
theirs the duty is theirs and theirs be the re-
sponsbily.
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o. FISH cos SPRING STYLE FOR GEN
TLEMEN'S HATS.

NOTlCE.-The subscribers respectfully announce
IN TO the gentlemen Of Washington and ts vicinity
that they purpose on Thursday, Sd March ensuing TO
introduce the Spring Fashion for Gentemen's Hats
The unprecedented favor and popularity which heir
last model obtained both here and the city Of New
York, and the care bestowed in the preparation the
style about to be submitted induces the subscribers to-
believe that the Spring Style" will meet with IA
vorabe reception. The shape, although differing ron
the iastin its general appearance, will commend sI
TO the gentleman OF taste for its elegance and
symmetrical proportions. 1t is worthy of especial re-
mark, that the form and arrangement of the brm ~
less than that OF the crown, will form distinctive
feature in the coming fashion; the object aimed at
will be TO mpart graceful and unique character TO
the hat and at the same lime to adapt with apptopr
ateness, the size and style of the brm to the features
of the
The subscribers would only add that the ".Sprins
Style" will be introduced in this city by them, smut
taneous with their establishment in Broadway, New
York; and it is hoped that this decided advantage
will be appreciated generally by the fashionable
munity. Q. FISH & Co,
Fashionable Hatters, Penn. av. Browns Hotel
feb 2S-3tif