Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-03
TO ALL TUE woRI d WHO Use LEATHER
IN Any OHM
OIL OF TANNIN-
OR, LEATHER REsTORER.

A NV CHEMICAL ID CoyERY Most
N pe"Plr kI"N That Iiss and 1sd.s ate eon,,r.
too into leather BY the use vi rannin extracted
LON certain OaTks, &C.
When The fVree aud sirength of the Taanio 4,
worn out. leather becomes dead ,hnrd, dry, hTi'-
tie, CRACKED. covered 18th n crust, &c. This oil
know To Restore then lie. ~soitness, mossthtss,
strength, I'm, othnCss, and remove all crust. fy,
OF blster-rsstore The tannIn. This substaacs
the leather ncNcr can Receive the secpsd upes
hutt Tue whole virtues OF % are IA this article, Ia.
oil OF Tannln-~ hich penctrstes the strlest md
hardest leather, hIt has BEEN tweatY years IN uses
and II tears easily with the fingers, Il impaits ct
once a strength that n utterly Incredible intl
s'en. IL becvines Like new lesther.i ii all Tespests,
Win a delightful ~soitness and polish and makss
I'll leather completely and per ectly imp~rvio~.
10 watcT-parnculaIlS lVots, shoes, carriage tops,
harness, hose. tiunks. aad in fact all things N ado
u leather, gym. q splendid polish, even hiStef
than new leather has, M d NJ l at doubling its
wear and dur abilitY. in whatever manner ths
leather ~ used These areracis.
ToeDnvinee ~ Their truth, any man irYinf ths
srii lc and NOT hidi,S II 50. shall have has uloneY
again. Remember that this Is svrl..s aud true.
- nshaNe t0 say u, Tor We would never have DO
ltNod the wonderful ELECTS of thls OIL upon ltas
ther without seeing n, and We ask not for the ere.
duty oNhe c"mmunAY Till they have seen. AID
then, "skn.w that they must know these To be
iacts. Direru ,ns for use, with each bottle. Pa
tent leather aud Its 20 Isa restored Toy this OIL.
Corns cannot long exist where this Is us, for
boots and shoes, II ke' rs the ltatheI 50 soft.
IL aitei ChnESt decay, or crack, mould, OF 81 s.
ter, during the common age of man, so Tar a. ~
eaa judge BY experience. # this OIL IS property
lutC0.
Ladies shoes, Ol the finest kiEds, are teauti6ed
and rendered water prvSi by ~; and 50 arc tho
shoes or boots OF all others who lie j..
Danish then, all India rubber, or other over
shoes, aud use thu oil. The proprleiors will
warrant, that II leather is erst soaked in this vil,
and then made IN o boot, and that boot sunk
,hree months IN water, not one drip of wet or
moisture can ever enter the boot, unlass IL runs
over the top! and such a boot shall wear double
the time OF ITS mate that - not so prepared.
NOVEL; thesr things are true. the discovery is oC
snhn'te. value to- he world. II u 9 not true, ui-
the easiest thing IN the world &C vroVeit, without
cost. Who ,hen will refuse n trail
Tho e who will mny wear old shoes, eToan
With cOTns, ride with old carriage tops have old
harness, ard throw them away hall used-lcOk
hlthy themselves, and all about thsm-expend
t"uole what's necessary for Articles of lea her;
o their hearts content, for what We care, IL their
1reJndi 'es arc 20 strong, they will not try q new
discovery. We have NO favcrs To ask Of them.
heV are the greatest sufferers, ana we beg Tor
lobodys custom or patronage. Now, gentlemen,
lease yourselves.
HNonc genuine unless with the fac simile
signature rOCK & 20.
For sale hY OLIVER PRYOR. Union %.
:, in ~ Wheeling. Wa.