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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT.

The following letter, which we take from the
Kentuckian, will no doubt be perused with plea
sure by our readers. The honest impulses of
the writer's heart are truly portrayed in it.
The subjoned letter is the response Of President
Tyler to resolution passed at Democratic meeting
in Carroll county, expressing thanks to Mr.. Tyler
for his rmness in opposing the schemes Of the Fede-
raj party, which was conveyed TO him through the
hands of the Hon. William o. Butler.
WAsmSGros, Dec. IL, 1912
DEAR SIN ] feel myself greatly obliged 10 you for
your note Of yesterday, conveying to me an extract
from certain proceedings Of portion of your con-
stituents at a meeting, held the 5ih of December
at Carrollton, Carroll county, kentucky For the
kind estimate which they place upon my course of
public conduct since my accession to the Presidency
beg you TO tender my sincere thanks.
have designed no more in what have done, than
to sustain the constitution against inroad and to vim
dcatc and maintain those great republican principles
which lie at the foundation Of institute and Of
the public prosperity IL, because | have done so,
have been made the object of tie most violent abuse
which has yet attended any other public officer
| derive consolation from the consciousness Of hay-
ing done my duty according to the best lights Of my
judgment, and the rest leave TO be disposed Of by
the faithful and impartial historian. 1t affords no
little satisfaction that your constituents Of Carroll
should have pronounced a favorable judgment upon
me
] tender you assurances of great respect,
JOHN TYLER.
Cor RtTtrp
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ns-The editor of the syiranian assais
ms in manner intended TO be very bitter, be-
cause the Mad oman has not for some lime,
been received al that office. We have inquired
into the matter, and find that The clerk having
charge Of the mail books, inadvertently over
looked the Pennsylvania when transferring the
list TO "a new SET" Such was the case also
with the Richmond Enquirer-but that paper
did not abuse US it merely apprsed US of the
fact that the Madisonian was not received
which drew our attention to the subject, and
caused the error to be rectfed. Why did not
the Pennsylvania pursue the same course?
AS for abuse, after sustaining the fire of a
thousand presses, from the swivel up to the
Turkish cannon, without injury, it was hardly
probable that we could be affected by a shotgun.
Our position is impregnatle--lhe GIBRALTAR in
politics.
1t is possible the Pennsylvania might do
better service by pointing its gun in another di-
reclion, where Its avowed enemies are making
head
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a RUuoR There is report going abroad, tina
the Catholics about, or thinking about pur
chasing the building known the United States bank
ing house, in Chestnut street and converting Il into
Cathedral The situation is most admirable and
could easily be converted into splendid place Of
worshi.-Phiia. Sentinel
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INDIANA SEN TOR

We are happy 10 learn, by yesterdays mail
that the Hon. Edw. A. Hannegan, formerly a
member of the House Of Representatives from
Indiana, has been elected Senator from that State
the 4lh March next. MIR. flanagan, we have
good assurance, is a man Of enlarged under
standing, and OF course, liberal principles. That
he will maintain, unirammclled by narrow and
sectarian views, lofty and independent posi-
ton in the United States Senate, we have every
reason TO believe from his character and former
services.
Mr.. Hannegan, on the 9Th ballot, was elected
over Mr. Smith and others by the following
vote:
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From the Washington Spectator
NATIONAL PRINTING OFFICE.

In the House of Representatives on Wednesday,
Mr. Wise, from the Select Committee the subject
reported bill for the establishment Of National
! Printing Office. The bill authoriscs contract Tor
the erection Of fire proof building on First aud b
streets north Of ponns ylvania avenue A Superin.
tendent be appointed by the President 10y end with
the advice and consent Of the Senate, with annual
salary Of $1,000 to hold Office during good behavior
and Vi removed the therefor TO be assigned
to the Senate the ensuing session. when II sppro-
we'd his successors nomination TO be acted on. The
President also to appoint three assistants, who
be the foremen, respectively l, OF public printing ;
9 Of binding, folding, and stitching 3 Of stereotyp
lug, lithogrsphy, and engraving When the building
is ready the Superintendent TO procure materials 10
an amount not exceeding $4,000 and to employ
sufficient number OF hands TO execute the public work
The printing Of the several Executive Departments
to be done under their respective heads Of the Su-
preme Court under its clerk, and OF Congress under
the Secretary of the Senate and tho Clerk, of the
II use of Representatives The Superintendent TO
report quarterly TO the Treasury account Of his dis
bursemenis Also TO report at next session upon the
expedicncy OF printing Government Gazette. For
this last provso, Mr.. Everett proposed substitute,
directing the publication, monthly, oitoner IL ne
cessary Of a Government Gazette, c,ntsning the
public acts Of Congress, treaties advertisements Of
the Departments the Patent Office and the Post
Office to be sent gratutously TO certain public Off
GERS aud 10 others who would pay specified sum in
advance The bill appropriatc >600 900 for the build
ing and -, 600 for experimenting IFS erection
The following items arc from the estimates re-
ported by the committee;
onoe, $4,000
For materials, j6,222
For labor annually, 45,2I6l
For paper, do. $4,000
The labor and paper estimated for one hundred
thousand dollars worth Of work
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u5s- Tur DOLLAR NEwsrarrs is the title OF a new
weekly journal, commenced in Philadelphia by A.
". Simmons & Co It's both the cheapest and best
weekly we know Of
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Your obedient servant,
(signed) DANIEL WEBSTER

We have now, we think, given documentary
evidence enough 10 prove the utter falsi'y' as
well as absurdity, of the first charge made by
John NJ. Bolts against the President; and beg
leave again 10 reiierate the assertion that the
said John M. Bolts was well acquainted with
all the facts in the case, and knew when he oher-
ed the charge, that there was not one pdticfe
Of foundation for IT, Let the world Judge be-
tween him and the President. Who, we would
ak, is "headed" now2 And what VIII 'he
People Of the United States think OF that Com
niliee, who, with all this and fifty tunes as
much documentary evidence before them, sent
forth report SO meagre aud unjust
In justice, however, TO one of the committee
Mr. Limit ought to be stated that he has,
since our last was written, asserted TO one OF our
friends that he was absent while this case was
before the committee, and that he knew nothing
about il until he saw the first article in the Mad
sonian Of Saturday.
And here we might dismiss Mr.. Bolts and
his impeacnments TO the fate they deserve-the
unqualified disgust of every decent man in the
community but we will so far honor him as TO
take up, serialim, in our next his other charges,
which, as we before stated, contain no impeach-
able matter, and show very briefly their utter
absurdily and stupidity
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81 usIrr--s MON KssEsriALs, LIBERTY AND IN ALI
THINGS aAsIrr.--fugusfin.
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The h" Prcsse" SAYS:

The causes OF failure, so ncomprehonsiblo TO
the President Of the United States, are, however.
easy to be explained. Some years back, the Ameri-
can Union enjoyed IN Europe almost fabulous ere.
dit. And wbyl Precisely because they had paid
most honorably their old debts. Their good faith
could not be called in doubt and their resources be-
ing known, money was lent to them most eagerly
But, with respect to their new debt they have not
manifested the same disposition Fret the greatest
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As there are at this time many wicked persons
husily engaged in selling a counterfeit medicine uu-
der the name Of the Indian Vegetable rills-and as
these desperate mon are utterly reckless Of con-
sequences, that many valuable lives may he lost in
consequence of using their dreadful compounds,
Tho public are cautioned against purchasing any
Pill sunless on the sides Of the boxes the fllowing
wording is fnunI:
WRlGHl'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
(LdiGn Purgdiire)
THE SonTH AMEuICAN CoLLrGE or nEALrH.
And a!se to he especially careful against purcha-
sing said medicine of any person except the regu.
Tar advertised agents.
AGENTS FOR NORTHUNBERLAND co,
Pennsylvania.
II. B. Masscr, Sunhury-Payne & Rose, Nor
thumber'and--Jacob Haas, Shsmokin - Samuel
Herb, Mahonoy-ByerIy & ID. Haas, Augusta
Henir & Follmer, Mi,on-Ireand * Nickel,
McEwensville-p fer & Deamond, Turhu,svilc-
james Reed, Pot,sgro,e--H Klase, Snydorstown
Ill. II. Knebel p. NJ, Eysburg +. OWN
Leisenrlng, j NJ, Union Corner
Office aud General Depot for the sale o
Wrighfs Indian YegotaJh PtAS. Wholesale and
Retail, No. 100 RACE STREET PHILADEL
PllIA. May 2l, ls42.-ly
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wINsLoW's pALsAM OF
JI q r j. III o u NJ ID /.

A n unparalleled remedy for common Colds,
~ Coughs Asthma, influenza, Whooping Cough,
Bronchitis and all diseases c The Breast and Lungs,
leading TO consumption; composed of the concen-
irated virtues of Hor, hound, Bonsct, Blood Root,
Ivcrwort and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only by j. NJ. WiSsLow, Rochester, New
York.
The innocence and univcrsalls admitted reciofal
viitucs Of the Herbs from which the Baisom ot
HorthOnnd is made. are too generally knuwn to re-
quire recomme alton it is therefore only
~ to observe that this Medicine contains the whole
Of their Medicinal properties, highly concentrated,
and so happy combined with several other vegc.
table substances. as to render the most speedy,
mild and certain remedy now in use, for the com.
plants above mentioned.
The Balsam removes all inflammation and sore
ness Of the Lungs, loosens tough visid phlcgm.
aling the patient to expecorate with and free
dom, assu1ges cough, relieves athmatic and diff
cult respiration heals the injured parts, opens the
pores and composcs the disturbed nerves. and gives
strength To the tender lungs, and thus produces
speedy aud lasting cure.
lNGnATiTrnE u TuE HhsEsT CRIME Man
We are no, anorg that class of EDITORS who fer a
few dollars will, (at the expense of truth and ho
ncsiy) "Cfack up article and bring it into rapid
sale neither ale we willing To remain silent, aft Z
having tested the utility of an inIi rovement or Dis
covery in science or arOur readers will recollcct
we told them we were unw.ll with q sore throat and
violent cold some few weeks ago. Well, we pur-
chased Two bottles Of WINSLOW'S BALSAM
, or HOREHOUND, and so sudden was the cure,
that we forgot we ever had cold. Those who
are afflicted, may try il upon our recommendation
- -Le.riston TFcgr0ph. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEIMER, SunburV,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland
Also, ly Druggists generally throughout the
country. CjJ Price. so cents per bottle.
August lith, lSl2.-ly.
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+. MAXLANr, ,JR. s. co.

Snufi and Tobacco Manufacturers,
No. 80 North Wcsi corner Of Race and Third
NtrCCfS
PlIILAl ELPli!A.
THE undcr,igned have formed Go. partnership
l. under the firm Of !, MAYLAND in. q Co.
successors TO The late finn of JacGb .IbyiaRG
Co.. and will continue the business at he Old esta-
blishment, on their own accocnt. In addition 10
their own close attention and experience fur many
years in the manufacture Of their celebrated snuff,
&c the long perence OF the senior partner of the
late firm, will also I've devoted the interest If The
new concern--aud ms no exehion aud care will he
spared 10 insure their goods nt all times of the We
~ hest quality, they solicit continuance of tho
confidence OF the friends aud customers of The late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
j. MAYLAND, in.
Philadelphia, May Ii,h, 's42.-iy
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY.

For the sale OF BrGndrefh's Vegetable UairerSal
Pills.
NorthumbeI land county: hilton-Mackey &
Chambe,ln Sunbury-H. B. Masser. MEwens-
vlc-lrel,Ud Il MeMr. Norihumretland-Wm IN.
Forsyth. GcoTgetown-F, Midlngcr & Co.
Union County: New Berln--Juhn Hoffman.
Sensgrove--Eyer and Schnure. Midjlehure-
Isaac Smith, Beaverown-J. & Z. Bngamsn.
Adsmsburg--H. x A. Smith. Mitilinsburg-
Swope * l.oiTd Hartleton-Danel Long Free
hurg-G. * +. G. Mover. Ccnteve-Staiey
& Lenhart. Lewiobure-- Walls & Green.
Columbia county Dan,iile-E. B. Reynolds
* Co. Bcrwlck-Shuman X Rrenhouse. tat
tawssa-C. A. & &. 6. Brohts. Boomsburg-
John r. Never Jusey Town-Levi Bisel. Wa
shington--RobL MoCay. Lmestone--D, l..
SchmCck.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
tiiicate of Agency, containing a representation of
DR. BRANDRErH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing,
and upon which viii also be seen exact copies Of
the Htt0 IaJels Ro0 used upoa the BrGndreth PsA
Boxes.
PhilndelPhia, Office No. 8, North s,h street.
B. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
January Isl, 1912.
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Rose Ointment, f0r T'ctfer.
A PROOF or IT'S EFFICACY

PnIL,pELruIA, MAY 27th. 1899
THIS is to certify tia, was severely afflicted
l. with letter in the hands and feet for upwards
of forty Years; the disease was attended eoncrfily
with violent itching and swelling. | nppicd to
number of ply scrons, aud used great macy ap'li-
cations without rflrcting cure About a v ar
since, applied tie Rose Ointment, which enurrly
stopped ,h- itching and few applications lmmedr.
atcy cured the disease, which there has heen no
return of, although had never been rid of it nt
any time for forty years. RICHARD SANAtE,
Eleventh. below spruce Street
CT The Rose Ointment is prepared by L. B.
Naug ghan. : Sluh East corner of Third and Race
Streets. Philadelphia. and sd on agency in Sunhu-
r.. hv Ii. b. MASSER,
Nav lAth. ls42. Agest
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SIETSSLsITE FcIsIs,E.
A n article unequalled for cleaning and giving
IA highly durable and most brilliant polish to sll-
yer, German Silver, Brass, Copper, Bittenia ware,
Tin, Steel, Cutlery, and for restoring the us,re OIL
vanished carriage &c. TRY II.
Prepared AMI sold a, wholesale and retail, by the
Susquehunna Chrysolite Polish Company Owego
Tioga county, NY.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent ior Norihum'd
II. b. MASSER, Agcn, for Sudbury.
November goth, 1912.
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KAy q BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BOOKSEL
IERS AND STATIONERS,
No. 1872 Chesnut Street, below 4th,
Philadelphia.
EZ EEP constantly on hand general assort.
EA ment Of Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law. Medical, Classical, Miscellane
Gus and School Books, Day Books, all SIZES, Led
gers, DO, Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, WrirnC
Papers, Wrapping Papers, &c. &c, which they of
Ter at the lowest prices to Country Merchants rrc
fcs.oual Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others that
may favor lhcm with their custom. ..
Philadelphia. No, ember l3. lsi2.-ly.
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r o S e DIN + NJ e N r,
FOR TE1"TER.

RINowoRMs, rIMpLEs ON THE FACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEous ERrPTIoNs.
or TIE (oio,cing cert ifcd'e descr 'beS one offhe
most err0wdindry cures erer Effected 6y any
application, ..
... PHtLApELruIA, February 10, 1888.
ENOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TETTEn on the Face aud Head: the disease
commenced when ] was seventeen years old, and
continued until the FaIl of ls36 VARYING in vo-
lence, hu, without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time, great part Of my face was covered WITH
the eruption, frequently attended with vocnt itch.
ing; my head swsled a, times until it felt MS II II
would hurst-ihe swelling g'eat that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that was afflicted with the disease, used great
many Al plicatiohse (among them several ce'eh'a'ed
prcp'rations) aSce II as taking inward remedies,
including NUT ofh,t,s of S,cGim'S Pdndctn.
Extract Of Sa, nrtt n. &c, In fact. it would he
impossible 10 endipefeieuall the medicines used.
was also under ife pftwo Of the most dis
,iuguished physician( y city hut without re-
cciving mech benefit. .NUUf drsparcd "f ever being
cured. In tie fall of S36, The disease 1t The time
being very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prcpsrcd hy Vaughan 81 Da,is.) In
a few applications the violent itching ceased, The
swelling ahaicd the eruption began to disappear,
and before bad used jar the disease was entirely
cured. II has now heen nearly year and half
since, and there is not vesiige Of the disease re-
maiuiug cxccp, the from the deep pits formed
by the disease. II is impossible for me to dcscrCe
in certificate the severity Of The disease and my
sull ring hu, will he pie scd to give fuller ac-
connt to any person wanting further satisiact'"n,
who will call on me- Al The time ! commenced
using the Rose Oin'mcn! would have given hun.
ifcds Of dola,s to he rid Of the disease. Since IL
sing il. have recommended il 10 several persons
(ancng them my mother, who hal the disease bad
ly on her arm,) who w re a cured hv it.
JAMES DURNELi,, NJ. l5G, Race st.
nT The Rose Ointment is prepared hv f.. B.
Vaughan, Sonh East corner Of Third and Race
streets Philadelphia, and sold on agency in S"rbu.
ry. Nv ii. b. MASSER,
Nav 18th, 1912. agent
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MEDICAL APPRECIATION

MED1CAL LAP1hOBAlloN
OTthc ROSE OINTNENT, for Istter.
A LTHOUGH the superiority of 'hc preparation
"a over all others is fully ahlished the rr"pre-
tors take pl, nsurc in laying before The public the
following certificate from respectable physician.
a graduate of The University OF Pennsy lvana. DR..
Baugh, having found in this lemedy that rcHet fr
tedious and di,agrceald, affection which tn" means
within the range Of his profession failed to afford
has not hcsatrd to give it his appreciation, although
the preujccs aud Interests Of that profession are
opposed to secret Remedies.
PnIL.nELruIA Sept. 10, ls3G.
I was recently rnutird with tedious herpctiC
eruption. which cove ed nearly size of my face,
and exrrrdrd over the ear. Mr.. Vaughan. pfoprlc-
t"r of the Rose Oiu,met, observing my face, nsl--
ted my tying his preparation. 81 which he han
del me jar Although IN common with the mem
hers ol my profession, discnuncnance and disap
prove oi the numerous nosrums palm'd upon the
public ty ignorant pr tendcrs, feel in uscc bound
to except the Rose Ointment from thai class of me-
dIcnes and to give 1t my appreciation, as II entire
ly cured the eruption, although it h1d resisted the
usual applications. DANL BAIGH, NJ. ID.
a. The Rose Ointment is prepared hy l.. T..
Vaughan, South Eas, corner of Third and Race
Streets, PhiIadelLia, and sold on ag,rcy in Sun
bury, hy ii. Is. MA>SER,
May liih. 1912. Agenf.
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ATTENTION.
j. SID EY JON E;S

ID EQUESTS tn, attention of his country friends
IL who in want, 10 his very large stock of
Carpe,ings, Oil Cloths, Ma,tngs, Rugs, Bindings
Stair Rods, &c, &c, that he has just opened, at
hi, warehouses, No. Is North I'd street, aud No.
Church Alley, next door to Christ Church, Pha-
dcpha. July 81, lsf?.-ly.
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To Country
NJ MEKC Fl a. n = s,

THE Subscriber, Agent oi yon II Harris, Hat
Manufacturers for New York, Philadephi,.
Baltimore and o'hcr large cities, ". osc Hats are
highly commended for good coiar and d'epLiHiy,
has OF hand q first rate assortment of HA rs and
CAPS, suit,le for Spring les, VII ch will We sold
very low. 70, cash arrloyel credit, a, The noted
cheap store, No, 40, North Th'Id street. orp psi.e
the City Hh" Philadelphia.
ROBERT ID. WILKINSON, trent.
n. b. Orders Tor Hats in The rough promptly
attended to, The highest rice IN rash or uale
given fr Fm skins.
PhilIdelphis, June IL, lSi2.- -ly
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CTsXrE g. WTLIsIAMS'
Blank EsoolI NlauUiiCtory,

UppUNNt FFlHtt IIUFU,
HARRISBURG.
TGViIEY are pr pared To- manufacture blank work
4 of every description, ruled tn any pattern, such
as Dock,lS Records, Day Books lcdg,rs, As.es-
sors' aud Collectors Dupliclhs of The finest qn".
ty ofpag.r, in style equal 10 any made in the CT
ties of Philadelphia or New lo,k.
Al descriptions of binding neatly executed.
Scrap Books, Albums and Portfolios made to Older.
Law Book, Music ard Periodicals hourd To avn
pattern. Odd Books rebound. &c. Also flies II
papers bouud, 8
az Work lefr At The office Of the Sunbury Anne,
rican, will hc promptly attended to.
May 2lsi lsi2-ly.
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LIST CE BOOKS.


l, D, AZA 8G1E2,
A NTHON'S Classical Dictionary; Lemprcr's
n do; Ainsworth's d." Cohh's do English and
German do; Anihor' 5 Caesar: Anthon's Grammer;
Anthems Cicero; Mars Latin Reader; Ogilly's do;
Andrews Latin Less DonnCgan's Lexicon;
Fisk's Gre, k Exercises Davies's LcGcndr,; Graeca
Maiora; Adams's Roman Autiquitie,; Pinnock's
Guldsmith's England; do. Greece lyc's El,mcnts
of Gcolcgv; Mis-. Linc his Ro'an,; Elements Of
Botany; Bridges AIc,ira; Porter's Rhetorical Rea-
ders; Em,rson's Geography and History; Oh ey's
do; Par'oy's do; Smiths Grammef: kirkham's do
KaS's Readers; Cohl : do; C"bb's Aril merck;
Fixes do; Emsrsnn's do; cclhs Spelling Books
Towns do; C"hhs Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
mily l.rhrary; Coitage Bile'; Family 10 Colstcr-
al do; Small Bibles and Testhmcut,; PaIker's Ex-
erci-cs Composition; Frui, of the Sp;r BAKERS
5 ini's Rest; American Revolution; Manyatt's No
vels; Mrs. Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Caiechism
of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che.
misiy for Beginners; English Exercises adapted TO
Muua,'s Grammer; Sequel to Comey's Spelling
Book; American Glass Book; Daholl'> Schoomas-
tes Assistants; great variety Of Blank Books, &c.
August IS, 1912.
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BANK NOTE LIST.
PEyNSYLyANIA.

The following lis, shows the curren, value of all
Pennsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may he placed upon it, as |, Is epvy week
carefully compared with al corrected from Bick
nel's Rsporter
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SPANISH HIDES.
TANNERS OIL AND LEATHER.

TANNGKS UIL AIVD LEAItfEti.
ID. X Il X u a Il X { n a : q \,
No. 81. Norh Third street.
(BErwEEN MAUkGT Ann CHEsNUT sTnEETs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
IANE for sale large and excellent assortment
IL ofSpanish HGes, PGfnG Kips, Tanners oil,
DC. at the lowest market prices, either for cash, ir
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
Consignmcnis of Leather received for sale, o,
purchased "t the highest market prices.
or Leather stored tree OF charge.
April II, lS42.-ly.