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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23
GREATEST BARGAINS or TilE SEASON.
Nsn. cA.0P and Fashionable WINTER GOODS.
WutI EsAEE AND RErAfL

7 SKEA TEST BARGAINS or TIL SEASON.
NeU. oh.GP and Fashionable WINTER GOODS
WHOLEsAEE AND RErAfL.
~ w. HEl 81 sill informs the public tina
~. he has rst returhed frO.n New York aud
the Oth.r eastern cities aud - now receiving q
heavy ami general assortment of The most dssi-
rabie arI cheapest Goods ever brI ught To the
cay Of Wheeling. AbUut this there Is no mistake
as thepuollc VIII ascertain by giving an early
call,
They will find my Goods uniformly cheap, a.
large poruen Of them were purchased at Auc-
tlln IN the city o. New York, at Tunous low
ptIces, many Of the styles being dIfierent from
any that have beea seen n Wheeling. The dies
may rest assured that esFecia! attention has been
gwen TO procure such goods. botn orngmonta d.
aud useful as may be required Tor themselves as
well as Tor tam IN use. In such goods as
MANIlLLAS. SHAWLS CARDINALS AND
CRAVATS.
Material for eoaLs. y c. the assortment both IN
quaiItN and vanity star suicrur to any IN tins
c.ty would also cat 'he attention OF p.rcha
seIs &c the stock cloths, edssinneres edssinefts
which rs unusually large aud cheaper tnan a.,
eheapest The stock CONSISTS in part of
MouSeil IN dc lame, different shades; plain en-
oroldered chene, rich SATIN siTipt d, TaTtOH plaId
ana other kI13s, some low as rs 81 cents per
Naid Figured Lama cloths; a splendid art Gle
PAN aad nsured Aipacha l.usIres, various col
ours PaTIslans, Printed SaXOnI's, nh styles.
Figured EohennC, half price, Black, Blue black
pout de Sol and Italian Lustring ks ne y
style. Nelvets and silks for boanCts, rich ribbon
10 match. French, Earlston aud Maaeheste
G'nghams, IRISH Linens Linen cambrIcks. A
Gheap lot oil Iaces edimss, nserings,silk fTinSes.
al Tor caps, EnSlIsh and French prnts, &c. A
choice assortment OF ShawIs ant Mantiilas-
Argyle, HOneycOmb AplCha, embroidered cloth
IaTlo iDn, Wool, Broche. silk cashmere, Nous
I'm de iaiue, sIhs ant other knds of shawls and
handkeIthe,s Rich Pa is Mantllas. Spanish
cardinals Handsome silk and Velvet ladies
cTaNLts. Velvet and Merlno pliuts.
A good variety Of Hosiery, Gloves and Mitts
Gentlernen's wear al reduSed pTic-s. Cloths
casSltneres, satilnetis and jeans. all kinds and
qsahiles. Super cashmeTe Fancy Quilted, Meri-
II" ahd. Sailn NesunSs, Fancy neck Scarfs,
new article, Satin stprks. black and chanReabl,
cr1vats- supply of raiiors Trimmings. Also.
a heavy
STOCK OF DOMESTIC CooIS.
PLAID. bhene. striped aud Other STYLE American
calcoes remarksb cheap. Brown aud blea ched
shceinGs aud shirtInss. Red Ticking apron and
shlrttnS checks. GonestIc GInghatDs, striped and
PLAID cotton, plaid h seys. Kerseys, black ano
cor RED inbricks, cotton frlnge', spool cotton
brown, oleaeh ed al coorCd Canton Flannrls
Blankets, ret, white aud yellow Eldnuels al
your own prices. Diapers, crash, thr, ads
good supply II CO ton yarn, carpet cham and
batting.
Ingram CarpetinF and TuGsd Rags. re,
cheap. Remember cOrnsr 9f Marie. and Onion
STests %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

SHlNN x SELLERS celebrated Liner pills
- remedyJOr the diseases Of The season. Ii
IS ADMIT ed 10y pathcloglsts Of the highesf author
lty, that no organ OF The human body is so read
81 dlsoIdcrcd IN Its fuSctlCns the Liver. The
heats ai summer, errors IN diet, and the never
ceasinS lndlscTeunns which expose our race To
disease, viii always on the approach Of winter
GIVE more or less evidence To hundreds of person
IN every vicinity Oi hepatlc disturbance Restless
nights, dry tongue, loss OF uppeUte head ache
pains III tho SUES, sight cough, confined or irreg
ulaT bowels. with without fever are som,
'e~ Of the many sym, toms which Indicate thai
mschl5; Is n work IN the system, and thar n
should be corrected. Persons who seek relief
from these symptoms bv continual pUrglns afteI
resort 10 some Of the ephemeral pIoIucts Of tic
day with tie effect only of postponing cure
which better remedies mus: finally accomplish
Mel only do persons residing IN districts OF
country ALWAYS subject TO agues and bilious fe-
vers suffer from torpor or othCT dera ngeHient Of
the Liver. bur lsO IN the highest and healthiest
regions In or own section we are no. free from
asCes' Individuals who rest too securely i'm the
notion OF extreme health. and who attach no
importance 10 the symptoms above recittd may
nevertheless he lahOTlng underth very ca uses OF
disease to which their attention is new invited
IN malaual STREETS, known TO everyone as such
NlSllance IN the use of means IS compelled by ur-
gent necessity. whilst IN healthier Ieglsns per-
sons really IN danger are lulled into false seen
MY To al sHch persons the Liver Pill is recon-
mended' Ii having we'll estab lished claims to
their conhde nee, as mild and safe aperient NOT
only DrenIng toe bnwels as comfortably Is other
Pills, bGt at the same time acting on The fu me-
TONS IF the liver aud re storing them 10 health
hey DO not relieve the symptoms By mere pur-
klhs' ana thus IPNIte TO IncessaHt cOnsump-
tlon OF pills, box BY box, Tor the benefit of the
Vender but by a mid and curatiys process tnev
enable the patient finally TO dispense with their
further empIOymen..
Sold IN Wheeling BY James Baker
prepared and sod whOles lle anG retail by the
proprietor, No 20 Wood 81 Pittsburgh Pa
nov 23--y II = Sci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

TRIADELPHIA FLOUR
ZIONIST ANTIY on bara. md f,r ME los, n,
- nov ~ Al REILLY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

HI is we'll rowR fact, that CONSUMPTION
II destroys more human lives than auy other dis
ease OF. record SO great has been The des,ruc-
con throng lout the Unred ) ates within rieIast
TEAR, ending January Isi. 1912 that uowards OF
$4,000 PERSONS DIED
with this msidIous olsen Sc iu one year Shockiorl
Were we not aware that this fact has been ca ire.
FULLY ascerlamed nom 81 G records of muTtality,
could not credit the assertion. Wc'bthold n =
fatal ravages IN families all around u.s. gatherin
in ITS cherries embrace friend from every cir,
Gle, ard casting gloom and darkness over H.
place ofNsItatiOn. These occular demonstrator.
n ct certainly convince all that no time should
SaTIestlts fatal progress. -
BEFORE II BIZ TOO LATE
Therefore you who are afflicted with the frs
symptoms of CoHsumptiVe or Pull nonary ma.
ture, delay not IN using Or Duncan's Expector-
ant RemCdyi II - certain TO eradicate nd rsn,oyo
from the system the Fl ST o il seed Of rons,,,or
tlonj and wall also restore TO ERECT health many
Of those who have long been con fined 10 the siek
chamber, gwen as ncurable for the want of
proper Medicine -ents from all parts of the
United States speak of the wonderful effects of
this Great Discovery IN tSe Il ealing Art Cor rcs-
culns thousands tTom the colo and silent grave
Note. hr above VI edIcihe is a pune vegetable
preparation, very pleasant TO the In ste and suit-
able 10 use under any circumS tancts Full direc-
IONS &c are described IN a pamphlet accomps.
Always ask fer DIR Duncan's Exocctorsn.
kennedy, and do not be persuaded 10 use any
other until y'u give II a far trial,
All Senu ne has on the envelope represf II.
talon of Hore IN the form of the above plate
6CAU TON. There ale come persons thai
sell The above medicine guilty OF recommending
some trash oi Their own Slowing, or that which
lhey buy for irlfe, and offer IL i, the pl, ce Of
Dr Duucans. This they do 10 speculate at the
expense and the health of those who are not on
thtT guard. Purchasers be careful OF these
RogueS!
For sale at No 10 North Eighth street PhI,dsI,
phia.
Price dol. per bettle, OF six for dollars.
Just received and foI sale by
JOHN FISHER
aug % ON W q ID Wheeling Ia.
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TAKE N1l,T1CE

hAl Winslo~ l. X oder has succeeded ~
. hldder n the prsparat lsn OF the Conway
Medicines and will hereafter give particular at
tenuOa 10 the preparation of the foil wing
established articles, the celebrity OF which PIE,
eiuoes the necessity OF a re publication OF the
numerous c"rtIfcaies now IN the hands of The
proprietor. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

Affections Of the Lirer, Asthma. Broncbifis
CSr ras or msaS'e,s Of Me Breast or Lanss
bhnngs and all objections IF me Pulmonary
NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Baisamic preparation of The P,7.-
nus pirsinidna or wild cherry Bark combined
with the ErtrdeI Of Tar, prepsr d by a new
chemical process, Apr 1ved and recommended
by the most distinguished physicians, and uni
sersaIiy aSknowle tgei the most valuable mcdi-
NO QUAC&ERY!.. NO DECEPTION.
Ia setting forth the virtues of this truly great
medicine, we have no desire to deceive those
VINO are laboring under nrilc ton, nor do VIC Wish
TO eulog'ze u more than II justly deserves We:
when we look around and the yast amount
OF suffering and distress occ lsioned by many of
vac diseases IN which this m dicine has pre- vvd
SO highly Successful, we {, Ell tia " can not urge
us claims too sIroDgly, or say too much in It's
Various remedies il is truo have been offered and
puhed into notice for the cure ofdieeases of the
Lungs, aud some have no doubt been found yerv
useful, but Of all that have yet been discovered
~ IS scmltied by physicians aud ali who have
~ltnessed Its effects, that none hhs proved as
SURPRISING VIRTUES
vi THIS Balsam that even in the advanced stages
o! eCssrarTioS, after all the most esteSmro
remedies OF physicians have failed to effect any
gnsnSe' me use OF this medicine has been pro-
ducuye OF the most astonishing relief : nd
actually effected Gu alter all hopes of recovery
had been despaiIes of.
In the FIRST stages Of the dis ave termed Ca
tdIrhdl Sonsumption,' originating from neglected
COLDS, il has been used with und, vlaIing
success and hundreds acknowledge they O we The
restoration of their health to this invaluable
medicine alone. In that form Of consumption so
prev aIent amongst delicate young f.laal, E, com
GOING INFO 4 DECLINE"
complaint with which thou sa n Dc a re linserina
II has also proved highly successful, nd moi only
possesses the power of checking the progress OF
this alarming complaint, but also Strengthens
and invlgorates the system m ore CtTectuaIly than
a',X medicise We have ever possessed.
b'sidesits surprising efficacy IN Consumption.
II Is equally ethcacIous in Lirer Complaints
asthma, Bronchitis and all affections of TN,
lungs. and has cured many of the most "bs nate
cases. after every other remedy has failed
As We have already published numerous certifi
Gates from the FlShost authority, which prove iis
virtues beyond all doubt, We consider II unne-
cessary Ia exhibit long list Of them in this
place, and will only mention a few cases TO
show VIII AZ II has done -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-23

. UNS U NJ + FIVN,
Colds, Coughs. Splitting OF Blood.
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Rreafh-
ing, Asthma, Pain I'm the Side.
Breast and Chest, WhOOping
Cough, Group, and all Dis
cases Of the Liver and
Lungs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-10-12
DR.. Inns GAI.BANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
strengthening Piastcrs.

TaESE Flasters, greatly improved,
= and having the preference OF all 9th
ers. are warmly recommended By all doc
tors as invaluable for all inyalids having
pains in the BREAST, BACK, or SIDE.
Ueokntss and Lamsness are relieved al
once by Iheii use, AID the parts restored
10 strength and natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
plasters. will br astonisned and delighted
a, the comfort il affords Those threaten
ed with Lug Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. Ii removes The irritation of i'll
cipient Consumption FROM THE LuNGs TO
the SURFACE Of the body, and draws of
the internal affection. So i'm Jiutr Com.
plants, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Who"plng Cough should al
ways have one, to prevent the cough SET
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on a trial.
Or For sale in IA u borough, b, D Heart
in Uxf"rd by George 7. iayl in Greensbo
nigh hy j. & Il sloah--oals agents
February "a Cd
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Mysterious.

4 GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one o
- the most ancient and wealthy lami.
lies Of this city, New York, who mus
be well known 10 numerous friends, hav.
ing since The year 1914 up TO recently,
been bent nearly double. and for several
years confined tn his bed, has been restor.
ed to good healtIi--has regained his nat,,.
raj erect posIiIon--and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the genllenan's own de.
scrIption as near as possible, and there is
no exaggeration in it. We will give in.
qulrers his address, and donbt not his hu.
name feelings will excuse the liberty; 50
that any one doubling ma, know these
fac,s--thongh he requests his name NAV
mot appear in print Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James e., Reynolds.
li4Chrystie-s,reet, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances of the facts
of his case. Both were rheumatism. and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done!
ANswER--By the INDIAN vEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT ex.
ternally, from Comstock Il Co.
r. For sale il il,lshorough BY u. HEART.
IN oxiord by Geotsc T.. fsyior; IN G. ecu,bo
Touga by j. + X. S1oaa- only agents
@~--~~--~~--~---------------
BLANKS for soIe n, mi. f.Er.
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ElR Mliis. Farlofiss. and eih.r purposes.
A. ne would part. al, bring |. u . naalee
of Ailiitrs aid Factors thai lie nAkSs, 10 LAS
and Bsxes l.E alills. coap, s.iisn which, for
Durability. i superior - any "ihsT usfn. There
are nov same inks e MS make ~hlch have
bern in USE in Lesss running Mllls Ear Ten and
eileen years MlIsh are sei IN gaod order.
lie ~iil alro attend 10 The Gun and Loo n.
sMITiiING BUSINESS.
TnkrnIS sIIELL COMBS npaired and 20.
lished 60 a. o. he A. god as new.
Also SILVER rI.ATiNC, IL i,s various
branches. - M..-- .
The subscriber will give panetua, attention
in the above branches ~ business. Ills terms
viii be cash. especially fat iplbine. Nhis h mus,
be paid fnr before taken l,nus the shop; and he
hapas By god workmanship aud punelual ~.
ienii0n 10 give Satisfaction. -.
JOHN vi. MASON
May 80. 7s-
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HILLS B ROU III, N. L.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, on T"" po'I"'S
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who do M, give notice OF their WV"
10 have their paper disto ,tinucd ~ The eSF"".
ton of the year, v be presumed as "cs'"s
lis I ontinuancc until counlermantcd' AZ" wv
paper will o discontinued until all arrcalas'
are paid, unless ~ the option III The uo''s''''
Advertisements not exrccdins six'e"n ''"'s.
one dollar Tor the first, and twenty live ""''
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer "n's y,
pr"poftinn, Court advertisements twenty ~"
per cent. higher. A dedactiot l"t 3is per 'e"''
will To nade ~ adscI.isc.s. by The !,a''
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INTEGRITY.

The i"Iioe ing mi abe at,irlr j. from
thattxreilsni fr.nt. he p tland irthu.c.
We r"F ie our y"nng resdrr-, s.pecl liv.
10 read lie extact. sni ifes-Urs Up It's
PREF nus truths:
"!."t ." "a an experi to prosper IL life,
"r ha the respstt snd .st-rm nj a,hsus.
vi honi an uh'iss '>,i' g course of 'ntssr :
" aud s"tne. IL must place h,s hears
n.1aa irptn. and ne tIrt runsi, - ta ever
",'ate % pass. ur'Fr IN yt.td q .rinus in
flnencrs. II IS nsls by wate.tfulne.s ard
rarr--t'y sed1I+usly gnsfri"g sgs'ns
ehst - evil ~ IL tsHdsury-,hst shy fn-
diStdn i ran orr'rnne tie enrrnprons ui
tire world Sud 'ht depravny of his nstnre.
Il light sampeuug wiih sIn--o. &c Weld
lug to base snegr.t '"n--ma. pave ia
way fas spredy rum. Thnse hose good
examples haze been Us, II tie wo,It-
VII" Lave tailen IN ttc eIrs oil h~lr DAYS,
were led IN al uu.usrde.I moment from
she hrn sis II uh h aad intsgr, Y. aud
ete they realIztd theu STU t,ons. their
names acre t.rntsheA. and hey were in.t
WI" n tell The p aer ri templainu.
Cnawares l. comes nppn ia lead Us rn-
Ii error snd de-u vns. M camsr e n
be sefr. but y s're'iy vttH 40. lie-wi b
u"he"di"g in'esr y anil ws'c'liIlnes".
le ahr ATE o. The tafsshhuiI OF lie,
he~4rt! III we an eve I tae a.luremcni<
al Nh" w"ld. aud gather st'easth To te.i (
he ti'si empt',i II ~ depart i.on sovr
i""sfur. i.at aa tIistt tsraish tour
fair rhassrlers. let darkness and Tear
Ike spretres. hsua' vt f.rerer. | is u
J aar payer 10 become Blessings /, the
w."li. Ia exeft all influence that aaII tell
nahlt ( r sFtgs and tnlh. VIII 20. do
VI Df br drsi.tang from the path of tn
snty. laIi"aing The beat ii snur per.
s~t.e .alures, aud ss.oetsting with the
s'c,"us aud unprinr,pi.d. will you pray.
curses IN MANKIND. and perish. covered
with ,afaht! d Sa~. then wad rnu 4"
Ia ,mtne oil tbs Ia / ZEE tl.sI inasrnre
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Rough and 7amile-The n. Orleans
Tropir irll. The I.lloa ing stars: A Frrnch-
nan sha i, CO very lislle III mr. language.
anio, lanalrly got into : difficulty s,lh .
hzrk.caunI, yman. and lighl he muet. = !
that Isa, r.u2h shd tUnaol.. Blt h FIRE
he went 81 4. he was anx,oos II know.
whaI be should rsy oui II he should find
himself y h,I I: alter helne inforn.ei. thai
ahen he 80 sst,s6.d. al Il Al he sonld
have 10 do void be 10 cry OIL enough.
~ IL thsy w.nt; but rour Monsieur, IN
lis difficulties. forgot The word. and find
'ng his eyes likely % be removed iram
Their s.ckr,s. lie began 10 CRY our: bar
instead af saging whsl he was Lid. he
cammsue.e ba~lirg Justify. hurraI,l hur-
ralm hu;rahll! To his aslonisllmsni. ihr
rouuIr, nsn kept pounding snd gorg NJ
the harder; when Monsieur fndiur there
as no usr IN hsllo,ng. turned and zen,
10 Strk In such Earnest. that IL ass nj
long beiare lhr conniiymsn sung oul in .
sh ntor'an snice. enough! Say ,hst again.
.sys the F'e.,chmsn. Enough! enough!
cried he again. When ihs Frenchraa.
IN his torn. bsnke ans--" Brgsr. dst il
de ssra VOID Mas J 10 -. long lime
ago"
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.aGaof sps6sh The following speech
as sereElly msds ~ > Msshang'aaian
- aoanre .cna.-s There 10 ~ nss.laks
aaost n. si.-snm Rsssr lid. Ror RessE
vii. make ihe msn rich hi drinks y.
The Isl winter hss bern = hard season
~ - ponr lois gshesaily. Bai havs
lived better. fappier. al " more meney
daring lh~ ~islrr. al.haGgh dssii,sss n
wnrk more lhaa bali n lhr sime-ahan |
did lat summer. when | kai wrrk every
day. ha.s moi enc hal :. much l.bor.
snd sllll n fsrice = well III. And. 80.
he reason Is lhn-lasf snnnasr i drask
raH. AMI lasf uinfer i drank ra.er.
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yaHt srvd uFt arA FaB 80 . tsstisGFA
fhsi fhsY pEs - sua6ra ~ ssuth, 80 ta~T
hsud. sesl FusE lips. sna lprk lhs daaaF II
ynuF hest Nv thts s..WFss Il - III
taa Easa FssP-ea. sxsnshsppE Hhssnre.
sd Fs.lls rsl.y ~ assaag sssrs a ys.us
eK~Nnrs.
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YOUTHFUL ASPIRATIONS.

- MONTGOMERY.
Hissss. hsghes - - essas.
III &c n0ans q - y
Tat ssr sane msg re shEsash tins
4 ear eaaasry's ssoEs:
Hsrpy sAea ker welfare sa'ls.
IL Mo sosqasrs. he xhe fila
DrspsF. deeper - - sosl
- tie msass u kne~ieies,
Nssarss. s.aaa, sd ieasal q soil,
Mia fsoa schosl and colleges
p~lxs - there e. risheE ssas
Thaa aerk raysl Siaarass.
us1sta. onwa,A mas se gre-s
ThsoaEh ne Pash n ds,yi
haTtae = ire harpiness.
FEreiieaee. true beaas.i
MAIDS are q celestial bsrh.
Make &c thea ! heasen ii earth.
{ asrs, Il Scr ri W Knit
alsar's sad haaas Together
" here osa g. e-sde eomsolLs -
u ne wildesi weaths:
o.. thes wander aite. y b. sassa
f~s III i.ss Of LIE iron hams.
Ararr. dfarcr bands olive
nfaw Our souls in naioa. .
To oar fslh~f's hnase ahsse,
To the salats' communion;
Ti.isher every hope asrend.
TaeFe may III our iabors end.
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A fi'esla slspply of

Sp"hn's Head ache Remedy,
liewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone i.inimeni,
Bartholomew's Pink Expec,oran, Syrup.
Indian Vegetable Elixir,
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
komstock's Vernifuge.
Just received and for sale al this offi.e
September 5. 80
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FIs.tE Subscriber waald inla,m The eiisE@as
4 IL OsaAge and the al .,nins esuaises. thai
Ne has e.mmeneed The above business N AL
rs sarinss bfaas he's. ~ the ia9a a Htllsho,
r.agh. where he intends keeping - hand -
assorlmeai 81 the above saFrs. - good msie
rails and workmsashtp, aid - nEises " sail
The times. Iie Nsli alsa attend q 6alts.lna
and Cow rms linnsss. repairing S'ils. and al
kinds II | oppsr nnrk, sad repairing 81 al
kinds of Metal Work. -% Il. sz..
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TANNIN,
or, Leather ReStOrer.
a NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
MOST people know, that skins and
HA hides are converted into leather by
the use Of launin extracted from certain
harks, &c.
When the force and strength of the
tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked. covered with a
crust, a.. This all know. 10 restore
then life, soltness, moiSuuess, Strength,
smootlIness. and remove all crust, fly, or
bIsier-restore the tannin. This sub.
stance the leather never eau receive The
second time: but the VIII lie virtues ef it
are in This article the oil. OF rANNIN
- which penetraies The sIiifest aud hard.
est leather, it il has bee" twenty years in
use: and il it tears easily with the fingers,
IL imparts at once strength that is utter.
ly Incredible until seen. II Jecomfs like
neg leather, in all respects, with a de.
lightfuI softness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly impsrri.
Gus to INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes.
crriage-tops. harness. hose. trunks. and
/ fact all things made Of leather. giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
rather has, and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These ale facts.
1huse VIII" will may wear old shoes.
groan with corns, ride with old carriage.
t"ps-have old harness. and throw them
away half used--look filthy themselves
and all about lhem-expend double what
is necessary TOR articles III leather, 10 tleir
hearts content. if their preiudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
w None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Comstork IL Co.
L = For saie n TiTish"r, unh N e.. ty n.
'icar''; /" OXFORD, by Gtorge Y. Tastor; IL
Grr"nsb"r"ne', by J y |: Sioan- only agents
February %. 81