THE CUMBERLAND.

THIS Hat, in outline and symmetry, is highly prepossessing, and will

always have a number of admirers. The formation, dimensions, and style

of the brim, are similar to the Regent and the Kent; but the crown is

_taper_ and much _shallower_ than either. It should be worn as nearly

horizontal as possible; and, if the wearer be of the middle stature, or

above, his bulk or countenance is immaterial.

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