Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-03
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER
IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN.
OR. LEATHER REsTORER.

A NEW CHEMICAL DISCovERY.--Mo.,
IN people know. that skins aud hides are conver.
ted into leather by the use Of Tannin extracted
LON certain barks, &c.
When the force and streas Oh Of Me Tannin 10
worn OUT leather becomes dead hard, DRY, bryi-
Tie, cracked, covered with crust, &c. This all
know To restore then life, softhess, molstnfss
strength, smOothness, and remove all crust. A.
or oilster-restore the tannin. This substaace
onl tne whole virtues OF II in this article tRS
oil of Tannin-whch penetrates the stifest and
haLoest leather, fit has bern twentY yea rs in use:
anu II isars easily with the fingers, II inlpaits at
once strength that is utterly incredlbLe unId
seen. Ii becomes like new leather IN ali respects
WIN delightful softness and polish. and makes
III Ieathsr completely and perfectly impervious
10 "ater-particulsrly boots, Shoes earriace teps
h3TneSs, hose, trunks, and in fact all things m ode
OF Ieather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, al at least doubling lis
wear and dur lbllity, in whatever manner the
leather Is used. These arefacts.
To convince of their truth, any man tryinF thu
article and not finding it So shall have his n,oBeV
again: Remember that this Is ssrisus and true
.. Nehave TO say Z, for we would never have be
lleNed The wonderful effects of this oil upon lea
ther without seeing u, and ask not for the Gre
ouhty oil the connuniiy till they have seen, ard
then, we know that theY must know thsse 10 be
iacts. DIRECTIONS for use, with each bottle. Pa
tent leather an its polish restored by this cd.
Corns cannot long exist where this IS used for
boots and shoes, Il keeps the leath So soft
Leather cannot decay. or track, mould or bis
ter, during the common age of maa so far as We
car judge by experiences, if this oil is properly
Ladies shoes, OF the finest kinds, are beaulifsd
ana rendered water proof by 10; and so are th Q
sh9es or boots OF all others who use j..
Danish then, al! India rubber, or other over
SHOES, and use this oil. The etoprietors viii
warrant, that If leather is ETst ssak ed In this oil
and then made into a boot, and that boot sunk
three montas IN water not one drop OF wet or
moisture can ever enter the boot, unloss IL rups
over the top! and such boot shRn wear double
the time otts mate that is not so prepared
Now II these things are true the discoVery is IF
lhnnlte value to the world. II ii " not true It is
the easiest thing in the wsrld &c pTove H. WHk out
cost; Who ,hen will refuse a trail
no. who Will may wear old shoes eroan
win corns, ride with old carriage tops-haye old
harness, and throw them away half used-ook
hlthy themsel Ives, and all about them-eKpead
d"uoIe whatIs necessary for Articles of iCaIher;
TO their hearts content, for VIII we care il ths,r
preJudltes are 90 strong, theY will not Try new
discovery. We have no favors TO ask of them
they are the greatest sufferers, aRd we beg for
NOBODY custom or patronage. Now, gentlemen,
please yourselves.
ETNono geLuIne unless with the fac siEnils
Signature ofCOMSTOCK g. co.
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Union ST.
jan ~ Wheeling. Va.