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war; but actual war, existing between Spain aud Ell.
90, not only threatened and impending, bu. actual
,nrason OF the soil of The latter that both The facts ex
isted, that such negotiation in embryo and that
originated during the state Of actual oar, with full
knrnledge o. the erastenee Of that actual car, only
by General Jackson and his whole Cabinet but by the
whole country, and that not single voice in the
whole nation was raised by way Of protest,
that reanne xation then involved breach IF Treaty
faith, actual ,car with Spain, what will be sad of the
camor which roars forth lust noo about the breach
of Ireatyalth, actual ,car ,cih MEXICO P
But, surely. Messrs. Clay, and Adams and Webster,
and Gales Seaton, and Col Benton ct id pecus
sounded the alarum BELL rouse and the coun-
try in 1922 when the sorceres of these negoa
tons betokened dismal portens of pered peace and
ruptured obligations Not they NOT one word I!
And what IS equally TO the purpose, none Of them
vouchsafed one caustic rebuke thnt the administration
Of that day had plunged into the causun of such
omentous negotiations, where popular discussion
had heralded and attested the nations leave Not n
man of them NOT one And are these astounding
statements susceptible of proof Aye Ito the very
letter. and by witnesses mos, unexceptonable in all
Wing appreciation. Mr. Hezekiah Niles is, indeed, no
but that valuable repository of current facts,
and shall forthwith summon to the witness-stnn nd
Messs Gales d. Senton with subpGna duces teeum,
for the National Intellgencer refresh their fading
and obv,ous memories. Before, however, break the
seals, and open these proofs let premise the very
status which gives one and the same tlme the vral-
sembancs, the parallel, and the contrast between the
negotiations for Texas, in 1899, and the negotiations
for Texas in 1874, and bring them into juxtaposon
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InYrJS OEEiC..

Under EIckaage H:ei. Richmond. Tryin1
FIOYT'S luck last week coGanur plr, sold: Nos. II
~ 6 81 uG1 Noe u ~ ~. s3lO; Nos. - &C. $500 and
gentleman from the County. who town.
dropped Floys and 90: Capital. Gsn:eTea from
coIny oui always call iIoyt when in toxin, If
money
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, No. 10:
% ~ 81 50 ~ 81 81 So 81 So 10 II.
s,5J sod in the above by HoYT-Aos. / - i6
Drawing oi Nononea'n Lottery, 80. lG:
- 81 - - - y Is s: - 4S 50 49,
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, 30 80:
80 D 1 50 >! 90 - 81 - 10 -.
Drawing of .leyandri1 Lottery. No II:
&C 10 8 10 81 s. 50 q - 10 81 ~ 4.
The drawing Of HE Grant Scheme -" the SIXTY THor
DOLLARS Carr.I l. ci'se nj hand sec schr: III another
Part paper, your orders Immediately, It
want ~ money. u. I HOfT
2-lt
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CHESTERFIELD.

large meeting was held yesterday the 18th inslan,
-ter,nson Hancock, ESQ.,, presiding, and S Basset
g.snch Esq, acting Secretary. Strong and spirit,
d resolutions were offered by James Il. Cox, ESQ in
i.vor of the immediate annexation of Texas and the
:siica,ion of the Treaty before the Senate.
Mr. Cox followed up his resolutions with some able
and very cogent remarks. Being loudly called for,
Nssrs. Rober, G. Scott, senior, of Richmond, and R.
Meade Of Petersburg, who were attending the court
professional business, e!oquen.ly addressed the az
.sm5ase in favor of Mr.. Cox's resolutions. They
were followed by H. Rhodes, Esq, in opposition to
NJ: Cox's proposition On taking the vote, the pre-
.m,s and resolutions were adopted By acclama,ion
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AMELIA COUNTY.
Meetings. Of the People.

.HtettHyS q NC T tUpIe.
4 public meeting will be held at Painvillc, in the
county Of Amelia, on the 18th inst, that being the
;aid Saturday in this mouth, when the poltca
;?ics, involved in the approaching Presidential Eec
will be discussed before the people by Messrs. I
GILES and II P. Irving, and probably by other speak
Amelia and all others disposed to do So are respect
fully invited to attend
james A. Seldom, Esq, at the solicitation of many
psons, viii also address the people at Amelia Court
hon-e 90 he 18th Thursday the 23d day of May, thai
beng Court day; and at the same time and place,
meeting will be held, to express the Of the peo
PIE Of the county on the important subec. of re-annez
lnr Texas 10 the Union.
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CuaRi.ES N0pTU.J

~
all ready supply Tickets in all Lotteries under the
management uf e.; cory 20. and tie terms
by thc ener by sn.e ticket for packages OF
!. kncs, ha!.es and quartz
Schemes all he drawn Alexandria, viz
May 900. i2G0o - If 900, &c.-i'ckets $40.
2Il--Sonetiiips extra. Mammoth Scheme Say
$50 oG1, So GUU. i5.GG3 kc--TIc.ets $40.
June 1St-S.H,m0 10 $50, 20 If Gle, &c.TicEeis Slh
erh-s3JC00. 10 900. - or 1909 &C Tickets $40
All orders confidential, ard executed with ?ac; and
when S. enclosed the postage need not bs paid
Drawing 81 the Alexandril Lottery, Glass No. Ia
f6 III 70 80 5. 81 - - 10 81 81 L.
N.y /.
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We received last evening the animated proceedings
!, a meeting. without distinction OF party, in King
VILLAIN county, in favor of the immediate cnneza-
n Of Texas.
The Democrats of Kirg William instructed their
Delegates to Baltimore II "use their best endeavors
. procure the nomination of persons who are decidedly
/, fayor Of immediate anne xation
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oar friends in Caroline must excuse US for not hav
~ published the account of the Dinner given to MIR
Hunter q, Golansvile. II shall appear very soon
slgiDg been crowded out
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a public discussion will take place at Powha,an
Court House, on Saturday the 18Th inst, (the day o.
ae general muster, the subject of The immediate
annexation of Texas to the U. 5. No reference is TO
10 m-da To party
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.7nnirers0ry n The RichmOnd Lancasiorian School.
TUE Trustees ." tins Institution 10 celebrate IFS Ami
"Wednesday the 18th instant, by procession
from House, past o'clock r. 81 the First
.iap.st Church, Rev Mr.. which
wall tc ercd tie Rev. James ID.
i!c abe a: halls part O'Clock. l.. VI.
The RrSr-rd Cherry, the and
rul.Lnus ana ;eutftlv earnestly
ted aeni and AXE par, III The proceedings Of tie dag
with pnl:ci;y r!cc tho OF
the n.ust ,f which this ay other
nit, can boast. BY ort.e. Of the Beard.
JOHN DOVE, Secretary.
IL
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Treaty NTH .Nerieo in 1892
"Art. |. There shall be
a firm, invIolable and uni
versal peace, and true and
sincere friendship between
the United States Of Anne
RIGA, and the United Mex
ican St,Les."
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CONVENTION ~ BALT:MOaE-VERY REDUCED RATE.
EMOCRATS aGd cnhrrs "f The Democratic Convention afe
~ hereby notified, that tickets "a the Convention, he held
Baltimore the 2; viii he by the Richmond,
sbif: and Pocac Railroad Company the 2j and
with i!c privilege az previous
the 1T June - the # The ticket only,
application James U,er aud Samuel u. licEuon.
The Baltimore ant Washington Railroad Company having
adopted c this similar desrons
attending i- Convention in Baltimore will be- enabled TO
h. this :ieion aud comf"'tabe route for
dollars only ilOS. SHARP,
Superintendent K. r. 4 +. Il. r. Go.
MAJ
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,ap pn,l.ApELrHIA RIOTS

40 are rsioced 10 learn, at length ceased, ano
h''s' : once more quiet. The number OF persons
e az! a. and Of wounded 80. About hty houses
20 beautiful Catholic Churches, 81. Augustine
H. wv Michael, were entirely destroyed by hire; and
' =, classical library, which the eloquent Doctor
wss about to present to the city, shared the
or governor wus on the spot, and number OF 70
~" companies from the neighbor'ng towns col
t 10 restore qn'et
''' lar, of every American must bleed at the re-
u" Mn. ho,rd fruits of this supremacy OF moi
k - L and order. The worst feature Of the whole
r. ems to be the introduction OF new and fatal
90 we mean Religious fury; which, when once
\ sweeps everything like hurricane We have
,sls 10 trace the exact origin OF this dreadful
p and know not upon whom TO charge the iirs'
Face :, c,aron,eed the RIGHT ia . orsbiu
v,Lsr in the manner he thinks best and it would be
n'neuable if this first principle of our noble insti-
= -, .hould be destroyed or ever attacked.
-, h,,s that the late disastrous outbreak in Pha-
n,ll be warning beacon for the future, and that
.,ed states will always present the beautiful spec
of country, where every man has The free enjoy,
~" Il his natural rights, and among them, that OF
..inpn. God as he pleases.
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GU OF Sc

JTAs ist received FINE GREEN TURTLE. which will be
IL served rHs DAY, in SOUP STEAKS, fRlcAsEES. &C.
~ Families supplied rs usnai. Z. G. THOMPSON.
NAV II 2-4tf
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| Tho U. States and Merico
The United States re.
cognized Texas in 1887,
and treated with her for
Texas in lS44-being seuen
years Thereafter.
In lSi4. Texas was un-
recognized by Mexico.
Me xico, never having
the sentiment domain" OF
Texas, had no capacity to
recognize Texas until she
acquired j., and was her
self recognized by Spain.
Texas won and estab-
l'shed her independence
on the bloody field of St
Jaciuto in .7pril, 1886.
Texas never was in re-
volt or rebellion against
Spain
When Spain recognized
Mexico, TDecember, So
Texas was independent de
tacto of both Mexico and
SPAN ; and, be Spain $
right what il may, Mexico
has none.
The Treaty of 1S4i
seeks Texas through Tex.
IS, and with its unanimous
consent.
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The U. States and Spain.
The United States re-
cognized Mexico in 1929,
and treated with her for
Texas in 1929 being seren
years thereafter.
In 1899 Mexico was un.
recognized by Spain.
Spain having the origi-
nal "eminen; domain OF
Mexico, had full capacity
to recognize the independ-
ence of Mexico.
Spain did not recognize
Mexico until December,
1886
Spain never made war
upon or invaded Texas
Spain recognized Mex'
CO under the tile ct New
Sonin " which never m
cluded Te1as-whieh has
never been recognized by
her.
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The Treaty of 1899
sought Texas without the
consent of, and without
consulting Texas.
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consulting Texas consent.
Against u.s. Mexico might however, plead an es:op-
pel BY virtue of concessions, that she ucceded to
the rights of SPAN, and the assignment Of Limits
der The Florida Treaty in 1919 but how can sstoppcl
against us establish bar against Tt1as, who was
not a competent party TO our acknowledgment, and
whose own sharp sword has wrested from Mexico all
rights of estoppsl which Mexico er conc.sso and er
grat;a, had obtained from u.s. Texas, by achieving
independence, took sovereignty its imminent; and,
having all sovereign rights, can, at her option
else the sovereign RICH, of acquiring cedng terrific
ry, &c.
But, while so much is said of our yfailh Ner
co let us what it s in 1914, and what it was, 10
S,ain in 1882
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Treaty scith Spain Of 1910
Art. There shall be
a firm and inviolab!e peace
and sincere friendship be-
tween the I'm ted States
and their citizens and his
Catholic Majesty, his sue
cessors and subjects, with
out exceptions Of persons
or places.
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washington, Aug. 18th, 1929.
"srR-It is the wish of the President that you should,
without delay, open negotiation with the Mexican
Government for the purchase of much Of the province
Of Texas hereinafter described and for such part
thereof they BE- induced 10 cede 10 US if The same
be conorma5!e either Of the locations with which YOU
herewith furnished,"&c lie IS "induced By deep
conviction of The real necessity II the proposed acqust.
iion not only guard fer Ucsiern frontier and
TIE protection # Stm Olaas, but also to secure forerer
to The inhabitants n The Vaieg Of The mississippi the in
disputed and undisfurdcd possession # the navigation Of
that rirer together with the belief that the PRESENT
MOMENT Is PARTICULARLY FAVORABLE THE FUR
POSE to request your early and urremtBg attention
the subject."Ssc
THE territory of which cession is desired by the
United States is all that part of the province Of Texas
which lies east of line beginning at the Gulf of iIexi-
co, in The centre of the DESERT or Gran Prairie which
lies Of the Rio Nueces and is represented be
nearly 200 miles in width, and to extend north 10 the
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MAC ZINE,
For; Is ii.

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dcGcs al cnnmn,itinn ,r;,h Crahao,,, lin .,.@.
far 1914 ri. ;mrnonse snhsnr;n,;ar ~,
mnr;t and number NJ his contrihntnrs ,hn
nr,Inr ~ Tina a,,,,,rad tio s,t'
O'"'' " ,"e '''E' 'a'''' 'is'se"' '"o "uhoe
variety o' e'cgan' plates alreaoy purchased ana
on manu. anu tne lii'lienSe laciilty wh'ch ms
ca pla' ana post'oh give nun to prosecute the
"Tih' re''' T any ehoi1s at r,va'fy matter OF
I'u'cule: Every humber oi the work issued,
bears WIN II tne evidence OF It's triumphant sue
cess' ana estao''sles Tue ipossolii'y oil success
iui coihpo'''ioh'
GVefy number OF nraham Magazine is issued
at cost Oh nearly slouo-the plates alone cost
nearly nan me sun. Most OF lte plates arc from
q ihO'h ohiuh''1L f'ii'' iN Us,
Executed expressly Tor Tho proprietor, for en-
cravings Tor The Magazine. Among the pictures
nrn itIn ht
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tbs POCkHONTAS or
INDIAN PILL.

The great variety Of Medicines offered in tic
u. States, Tor the cure OF every. disease ana
thergcuerai use furnish proof that the confidence
ofthe community i'm thsciass Of Medicines in
CreusGs. itthis had been confined to persons
well cguaiEted with the priacipes Of the heal
ing art ncaculnbie benefit would have resulted
to society. Unfortunately, however, these ar
ticles have too frequently been prescribed in
complaints Of opposite character, and the same
medicine been offered as specific remedy for al
the diseases which flesh is heir TO-.
In Bilious Fever, enlargement Of the Liver
Jaundice, Bilious Cholic, Vomiting, Sick and
Foul Stomach attended WITH Headache Dys-
pcpsia and Costiveness. inflammation ofthc Iiv-
er, and all those arrangements OF the stomach
and bowels, and general health, dependent on
congestion ,oi the Liver and its circulation, The
Pocuhontas Pill will perform the part OF Il spe.
ciic or certain remedy. We only solicit at the
oands the public, fair trial OF the Pill, and
bel assured no encumiums Will be necessary
with those who use them.
Milton, Pa. G. i. MERfCk, NJ. d.
Sold at DR.. Parkcr's Medicine and Paint store
Elkton, Joseph ilaines Brick Meeting House
chm l.. CLAYTON Pivot Bridge, Mar, land.
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is admitted by al who have used them, i and
no has noO that. Dr. Peters Vegetable Pills are
/ most uaiivalled medicine ever discovered by
he ingenuity Of man. They are sovereign
MIs for the following complaints GLOW and
iious tcvers, fever and ague, dyspepsia, Group,
yer compl liant, slckhcidache, aundice, asthma,
lropsy, rheumatism. enlargement OF the spleen,
jes, cholic, female distractions heartburn, fur
red tongue, nausea, dstension the stomach q
bowels, incipent diarrhpa, hatulency, habltuaI
;ostiveness, loss Of appetite, blotched or sallow
complexion, and all cases Of torpor of the bow
els, where eathartic or an apericnt IS needed
They are exceedingly mild in their operation,
producing ncither nausea, gripping Or debility.
Dr. J. G. Smith, of Woodstock; Va, says
: They are d better Pill than | can make" He
ecommends their use.
The agent at Stratsburgh Va, says he sup
plies families for 80 miles around with Peters
Pills, and they perform such remarl able cures
that they are preferred to every other medicine.
Mrs Ward, of New York, was troubled with
dyspepsia and liver complaint for 10 years. BY
using these Pills short time she was completely
cured.
Miss Clark was lflrcted with irreguiariticsand
obstruction, attended with most distressing svmp
toms. She was cured by using DR. Peters Pills
Hon Z d Davis was afflicted with rheumatism
SO as to be unable to dress himself. Three boxes
Of Peters Pills cured him.
But why multiply testimonials We say to
all, try Di. Peters Vegetable Ills, and we Will
guarantee that afterwards You Will use them il
preference to all others
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No. 90 North Sixth
street Phladephia.
For sro at the Medicine and paint store o
~ CHARLES W. PARKER, general agent,
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Affections of the Liver Asthma, bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs
Chronic Coughs, PleUrisy, ttemorhage Of the
Lungs, and all affections of the Pulmonary Or
gans.
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION:
A compound Balsamc preparation Of the
Prunus Virgiuidna Or wild Cherry Bark" pre-
pared bya new chemical process, approved and
recommended by the most distinguished physi-
Clans, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable medicine ever discovered
IMPORTANT CAUTlON.-The Public
should bear in mind that it is DR.. Wstar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry that performs the remarka-
BILE ctres which are published in every part OF
the country, and not the articles of similar name
that are occasionally pulled into temporary no
tice Those may be good-but We know Moth
ing a o 1t them.
SLsSL Let every Man, Woman ad Child readt
t e following, and if that does satisfy all on
the great virtues of this Med cines let them go
and see the orignal-With numerou otEer tesli
monials Of like character.
VAUDEVILLE, Oneida Co. n. " Sept. Is 1913
Dear Sir--l owe it to the afflicted to inform
you that in January last was attached by very
violent cold, caused by working in the water,
which settled OH my lungs. 1t was accompanl-
ed by n very severe pain IN my breast aod sides,
and also disie ssng cough had in atten-
! dance all the best medical aid in our village.
But after exhaustng their skill 10 no avail, they
| pronounced my disease confirmed consumption
and they one and all gave me up to die Alice
much pelsrl, sun got the consent otmy Ply
! sician 10 use the Balsam of Wild Cherry, pre-
pared by DR.. Wistar. ] purchased Of the Agent
in our place one bottle, before using half ofwhich
! | began to gain strength, and it was very evil
dent my cough was much better and my symp-
| toms in every way improving, have now used
| three bottles, and am restored to perfect health
! This result is alone owing to the use Of DIR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; and take tbi.
method Of giving you the inf rmation, partly os
pay the debt of gratitude | owe you, and partly
hat others similarly afflicted may know where
to apply for relief. ,
Very truly yours, JA'lES SAGE.
MIR PALMER, Druggist, under date of Wa
vcrviilc, Sept. u 1913, writes The statement
given You by Mr.. Jonas Sage is well known IL
| be true hy this whole community. 1t certainly
was most remarkable cure. The sale OF the
| Baisam IS very good, and success in cures truly
hlttcrng.
Yours, respectfully, d. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and see our certificates
They prove couclunvcIy that they can be cured
ilthcv get the right medicine BE sure and ge
Or WistNl's Bulsam OF Wild Cherry" Be-
ware olimIAtOns.
The Gen Inc Ia sam is sold in Elkton. by C.
W Parker IN Wilmington, by Marshall Philhp
and ever town Throughout Mary land and Dol
aware, At > per Bottle.
Mo-. I5th Is iI--Gin
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NaryiGnd Cecil Countv. Set:

.hdFytGn6 ttCI County, Set:
application of Joseph G.. Cloud. of Cecil
E-DCouuty, by petition in writing to me, the
Conc OF the associate Judges Of the
Orphans Court OF Cecil County,) setting forth
thai hc is III actual confinement for debts he is
unable TO pay, and offering TO deliver up for the
bcncht ths creditors, all his property, real per-
soiAi and mixed, to which he is i'll any way cnt-
Titled, schedule whereof and list OF his credits
and debts beng annexed to his said petition upon
oath, ana praying to be discharged from actual
confinement, and 10 have cMendod to him the
bencht OF the several insolycnt laws Of Maryland;
and II appearing to Inc by competent testimony
thal the SAID petitioner has resided within the
state u Maryland for the last two years next be-
tore MS application, | appointed He's kiah
GARD Trustee for the benefit Of the creditors Of
the said Joseph c. Cloud WIG has entered INFO
bond, with security by Inc prescribed and appro-
we'd, or tHe faithful performance of his said trust
and the sud Trustee having certified TO me that
hens IN t0ll possession OF al the property in the
SAID schedule and list of debts contained, have
ordered and appointed the first Tuesday next al
ter the FIRST Monday Of April next, for the SAID
Josep I. Cloud to appear before the Judges of
Cecil County Court, at the court house in Elk
ton, toanswer such allegations and ntorro,ato-
res Us may be then and there by his creditors
made and proposed and the said Joseph C. Cloud
having entered INTO bond in penalty and
with security by me prescribed and approved SO to
appear and answer as aforesaid, ! do hereby or
Ger and direct that the said Joseph c. Cloud be
DIS aaFged from personal confinement, and that
ne &lsc notice OF this his application for his final
hearing IN Cecil county Court, to his creditors,
by advertisement III some newspaper printed in
Ceo! County once Il week for three months before
'he said first Tuesday next after the first Mon
diy IN April next. Given under my hand amp
seal this 10Th day of December 1913
WM. TORBERT, Jr.
True copy. Test,
Dec, 80 GEORGE MCCULLOUGH, Cl'k.
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SOMETHING NEW
Beauty a, d
EcOnOnly.

Bul little more than three months hnyo nI,ns
ed since the subscriber submitted for Tho -
ton of the public h is superior fine FIR MRS
a, the low price Of 81 Is. canal IN all rrsncct.
to the most costly, land with which ho b, I,nn,
oes a comparisonl and in this shur, nnrio, nfi,no
he has more than realised his most sanyu;ne Nv
pectatious. He would therefore ,i,ntl,is r,nor-
tunity ofmaking his grateful acknoylea,,n,,rn,.
to a Discerning public and also of exnrcs.irr hs
gratitude 10 his former friends and prtrons Iyho
have so generally called on him since his rc-rsy
adjustment in business-as i, is proor,L,,, Lo
has heretofore given satisfaction. lie viii nnu,
use every exerton not ONLY to please the l;,nc,,
but to furnish the
CHEAPEST and BEST HAT IN THE CITY.
This he is enabled to do from his prac,ca-
knowledge, and peculiarly economical cash sys-
tenn ofbusiness at less prices than they can be
offered by those who are mere buyers and sellers,
and still adhere to the old credit system witt,
ilgh rents ana eAtfafdgaht expenses. In proof