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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
SPENCE RS
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRUP \
PLASTER.

'DNllE numerous proofs daily received OF the
utility of SPrNCER's 1EGEI.3BLE T.
|. Pills, not only from professional men, bul
also from individuals previously unknown I"
me, many of them guardians and instructor,
Of youth, who speak from personal knowl
edge, together wlib the rapid sale, complete
" satisfies me that ! have not been deceived
Those recommendations have fully sustained
II as a certain cure for the headache, as q SO
a sure rcmcdy for many other complaints II
used according to the directions which ac-
company them.
For vicious hnmors of the blood and io'
piles, Mrs. Jones's Syrup mny hc advanla-
geouslv used IN couneXlon with the Pills.
Il For coughs, inflammation OF The lungs.
pain in The side, or IN any other part OF th'
system, Mrs. Jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally in conDeXion with the
use Of the Syrup and Pills.
| There is not the least difficulty to he appre
hended from their use. either at home or abroad;
their operation as II caihartic, is 81 gentle, that
the person " no uses them, viii only know their
incs,imable qualities by the speedy eradication o
the cause of distress.
/ In all cases originating in impurities Of the
blood, and those incident to the female consli.
tuition, these medicines stand unrIvallcd, and
have no equal In these classes OF complaints
which prove. not only extremely troublesome
but often fatal, they have been extensively used,
aud with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested, and their efficacy proved and
the pills and syrup combined, have seldom, il
ever been known to fail Of producing the de
sir, d effect.
For sale by MARY TIILEY, No 40, Spring
street. Don't forget the number nor that Spen.
GERS Vegetable Pills crtan cure for The
headache, in all its various forms. MAY 25.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
BY Mrs. E. S. Nichols.

Gone are Thy beauties, Summer, and silenccd
/, The mirlh,
And all ihy passing wilchcrics are fading from
the earth
The many songs TIA, sireamlets sang, beneath
the mountain pine,
Arc now remembered but as drCams-as
dreams no longer thine.
Each brish, young bud thy blindness nurscd,
ha, d,"oprd It's fragile head,
A Aad scattered he thnir pale cold buds-doad
are thy Mid llow.rs-dead!
While every lofty forest, in It's towering
plumrs aud pride,
Has doni'rd lis gorgeous robes, and laid I'll!
livery aside.
Thy birds, whose silvery voices made music
round our home,
No more with gIltIcrIng pIumage aud merry
,hsuntings roam
Thy winds low whispered melodies are mum
bcrcd with the past,
While spir-moaus aud dIrges are swelling on
the blast
The purple or our mountain-tops is streakcd
with sulluu gray
And oil that's bright aud beautiful Is fading
swift away
The sun spurs on his fiery stccds, as he were
weary too,
And would exchange his FURNISHED clouds for
summer skiGs Of blue.
Gone are thy glories, Summer, but hast thou
He'd alone
Have none, when III their household glGc \
missed one familiar tone
l. there no vacant seat besldothc bright and
hl,z,no hearth
Have no Young gentle spirits passed from our
abUdcs on earth
Thine answer, Summer, well know,-thou'l
whisper, more than one
With eye oi light aud step oigoe, down to tic
tomb have gunc
Thou tell me, stern, relentless death, thou
bast No power To- stay,
That beauty, pride, and loneliness, alike be-
come ihy prey.
Yes, tl,ry have passed, Oh Summer, like Thy
nowerots whispered tones,
And autumn winds their graves OCrswcepI
with many sighs aud means
Eut memory o'cr the bleeding heart, hOr yigis
sad shall keep,
And Summers breath must ever wake a.
strange, fond wish 10 weep.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
No. ! Silver Top, or Sarsaparilla
Mead Syrup.

This Temperance Beverage is now manu-
featured by Wm Brown, 4Si Washington
street. Boston. NV wholesale agents, ,Messrs.
Dana, Evans g. Co, Silas Piece a. Co.,
White Il Sieadman, llenshaw, Ward & Co.,
aud f. ID. Brndley, are now supplied with
fresh article. Also for sale in Boston by
most of The Wholesale Yves, India Goods and
Druggist stores. Retaled by all the Gro
Gerry stores in Boston, Lowell, Salem, Prnvi
dence, New Bedford, Worcester, Springfield,
Hartford.
There being limitations in the market, be-
particular TO call Tor VIM. Browns No.
Silver Top or Mead Syrup It Is maDuiac.
turcd with the best of sugar, and superior
Sarsoparilla. aud forms one OF the most whole
some and chcayest beverage now in use.
For sale in Newport by
r. r.. HAZARD, Dru,g;s,s
r. }. TAYLOR, 'ss'''''
June 8.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

Busy, busy, busy October is ever /
should be principally secured before tn,
lrosts o! November prevent. Potatoes
should all be IN The cellar before III,
month is out, and the corn should be IL
the barn, If il is not husked, To- secure
the husks for the cows. When you
have barn room enough you can do the
huskng IN the evenings or ~ stormy
we uther.
You will bear IN mind that il is not
safe To lci ANY kind Of iurnips stand out
~ this latitude later than the middle OF
November. Cabbagcs ahd all garden
vegetables should he secuted before
that time In November your broken
wood should be all put under cover il
you have not douc 1t sooner aud If
your woodland eau be traverscd with a
cart you vii! find ii as cheap getting
wood OH wheels as when the snow Is
deep.
Rocks may be dug in November, in
many places, as well as at any time /;
aud IA yoke OF oXcn will be found very
serviceable 10 roll them ont. Alter the
rock rs looscncd, the cham may be so
hIiched that IA small yoke Of cattle will
roll one out that Will weigh several tons
Wall may be lad In November, aud
where rocks are not very plenty ihcic
IS no need OF digging ii tIcnch 10 sci ii
IN. The easiest mode ol laying, that
We have ever tIIcd, Is 10 tumble the
largest rocks on to the bottom, IN the
line Of the wall, and block them up so
that they may be built on with the small
ones. / his is easier and better than to
lay down first couple OF rows OF small
ones to support the largest the wall
will not sink so low and the labor is less
Cattle must be kept from Tie ruins
and from The icinds. They fear not cold
weather half so much as windy weather
and they lie as comfortably under Il barn
that is open at the South as they will
on plank floor that is loose, and with
barn sides that let the air draw through
them and blow up the hair on the backs
Of the cattle
Sheep must mol be kept pennod very
close. They are very ioud OF lying side
by side, and when large tlocks are kept
and the animals are shut up, the air soon
becomes unwholcsome and diseases are
Large iiucks always sui-
fer more than small ones, and need more
care to keep them III pure atmosphere
II they are kept dry the cold winds Of
winter will not hurt them.
Hogs should be ready for market be-
fore the coolest weather comes on it is
not IN general profitable to keep old
hogs till January they will not gam so
much ia very cold weather as in Octo-
ber. One year and a half is as long as
any hog should be kept. II you did not
raise your store pigs, as you ought when
you have good breed, you must buy
from country drove and run your
chance.
Young farmers are advised to look to
heir farm buildings and sec that the
north and west sides are perfectly tight (;
he air of the barn will then be warm
enough for cattle and for hogs. Thanks .
giving Is coming, as the Governor says,
before the month closes. and every one
should be prepared for winter before that
day .idSS PioWghmaR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
THE SICK EADACEG,

An attentive perusa Of the following will, ii
is believed fully repay all classes Of readers
IiEADAcHE. This disease is one from
which arises more misery to the human family
than is generally supposed not being directly
fatal, II is often neglected, or persons resort So
much TO the use of purgatiycs aud other medi-
cincs, as to impair their general health, and
often induce fatal diseases. The article, DIR
SPUliN'S HEADACHE RElIEDY, Gom
CoMsrocK & 60, non ofered seems TO have
overcome these difficulties. While it, effects
are most powerful and immediate in curing an
attack or keeping II oil, it is perfectly mild and
nnocent Jas TO be used for infants with the
greatest elect aud safety. Tbs has now been
tested by 50 many of the highest member. Of
this community, as to require no further proof.
For sale by II. }. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. |. Oct. 9G.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
J. l. SMITH.
Mcssrs. Ransom & Stevens

Gcntlemcn-I am happy Ia inform vou and through
the puhlc, Of The wonderful effects which your Gel.
chrHicd Dtalclipn uGd Tomato Pmucra has had upon
ne bcliuvr II Ia be duty which owe 20 my fellow
tAIcns Ia CrCuufc extensively as may be able the
virtues Of valuable medicine in order that all who
are suffering rOu d-cI.c may Ike myself hc restored
la health can hurdly express my gratitude wheu |
ln"k back upon NY past and present stacl il lcel-
ns that those only realise, who from The torment
ing suffering al schuss, rr tIai they restored
To health again. My disease was tLat horrible one
called DyspcIsia Constant uurnslurss after eating.
pHIus ~ the head shoulders slc, back and limbs,
guur ia>sudc CnsiyuncsS, restless nights aud uucOn
Tort ile dap :, had reduced much thai had gwen
up all hupc- ut ever being we'll had IIrd great va
rlcN ui medicine and all To- no prpu'C unit purchased
Nuur Dandcou aud TouaIo ratirea alter the use uI
a ieN hutIrs pains iclt mcny appetite returned aud
my food >t~ well, am gaiuug il'sh ul feel like
beng. | make this unsolicited confess uu tu You with
rch pleasure, tor feel de,iruu, that all who are
aHlic'cd like IN! selI may iry !our excellent Pauacoa
aud be cured \SgHed,
ELIZA pODESTh,
No. l. Clinton Place Boston.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

In order that our friends and those wanting
our Medicines may be certain or getting them
genuine, we have oslab lshed liranch OF our
New York House ai No. So, Cornhil, Boston.
The public are generally aware that they have
been greatly imposed upon by persons making
vending Countorleits Of our Medicines, thereby
injuring the reputation of the genuine, The
spurious being worthless, aud resembling the
true ony in external appearance. We shall
also Keep constantly on hand, large assort-
ment of all the really valuable proprietary
medicines in use.
COMSTOCK s. CO.,
Of ,New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

o. VIM, Browns pure Extract of Sar.
'aparIIla, prepared by new mode OF OK.
lractng the strength from the root without
evaporation. Is now extensively reconmen-
ded by the Boston physicians 1t is fast TAX
ing The place OF all medicines for purifying
the blood, hnmors IN the face and neck, Salt
Rheum, all Diseases of the skin, Rheuma-
tisn, sclatlc complaint, sc. 1t is in extcn
Sive use for eradlcatlng mercurial diseases
from the system.
For sale in Newport by
X. II. HAZARD, (D.
r. J. TAYLOR, druggists
June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
Boston, Feb. 20, 1913.
WIN NJ HALL,
No. Q Allen street, Boston.

The reader will perceive by perusal OF the
first and second certificates that The Panarea
has produced remarkable cures Of two ol lho
most obstinate diseases resulting from impurities
of the blood, viz: Erysipelus aud ScroiuIouS
hunor. I hat these diseases result from such u
cause and cannot be relieved unless the cause is
removed, no intelligent physician will deny
that they are obstinate aud difficult TO cure,
there are too many affecting aud melancholy
proofs IN tie community. aud that the Panacea
has effected cures of them, aud in cases of long
standing, the above certificates nre suliicen
prooi The two lasi, W: dyspepsia and gene
raj debility, are among the most common aud
Troublesome diseases with which the community
ite afflicted, and give rae 10 great suffering both
mental aud bodily. II will be seen that the
PanaCca has produced certain and radical cures.
~ long, bad cases of that class NY inserting
other certificates IN our possession, We could
show tho wonderful effect which this panacea
has produced ~ all the diseases for which we
recommend It's use (; but this we think will be-
-ulli, Isnt 10 convince all who can be convinced
of proof
Persons should be particularly cautions. if
they wish Tor the Genuine Medicine. Always
be sure and ask for the Dandclion Pandcoa, aud
receive no other
For sale wholesale aud rcliil. Ivy the proprie-
tors, RANSOM n STEVENS, Chemist and
Dnggs,'. hrnory Hall bsiIding, 325 Washing.
tOn street, Boston.
Also Tor sale 10y their duly appointed agents;
Newport, H. x. Hazard and X. J. Taylor.
druggists; Bristol, l.. w. Briggs, w. II. s.
Baylcy, druggists; Warren. Wm Parker,
druggist; swanscy John a. Woud druggisi,
aud ny druggists throush hOut tho County.
July 70.
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KOLMSTOCK'S vERMITUGE.

This remedy for worms is one Ct the most
extraordinary ever used. II cliectuay eradi-
Gates worms Of all sorts, from children and
adults
1t cannot harm the smallest infant or the
strongest adult. There is no mercury or mime
raj in ii. Mercury is the basis Of most worm
remedies and The remedy is sometimes worse
than the disease. 80 never use loAengcs. but
rely upon this Every person will bc convinced
on one iriJ, that il is the most perfect cure
ever in vented.
For sale by r. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, Il. !. Oct. 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

An old gentlemen ofihe name of Gould,
having married very young wife, wrote
a poetic rpisilc To n friend TO inform him
oi II, and concluded il thus -
$50 you SEQ, my dear sir, though I'm eighty
year, old,
\ girl Of eighteen is in love with OH G0uld."
To which his friend replied
"A girl of eighteen may love Goid it is true
But believe me, dear sir, it is G0M without o.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
;r-Io GENUINE BUFFALO OIL

rO PROMOTE THE GROWTH AND REAUTIFl
IHE lAlR. The origi"nI aud true Hri rr T. pat up
only by wv. nRnw s., 4Sl Washington street. Asa
mhrr at cnuulerfriis hnvs recently app atcd get
th gruuiuc-spr thai i3ic outside wtap.cT signed
WIN HtoWu alsn Cupy tight hts been sutufrd.
luG rntotcd ar,0Tdinpto act at uugtrs in the CLERK
irr nf The is TCi t.urt ~ lSln TIE hove atlc e
- t-t ttktHg the ptrr 81 all others promote he
stoWth and hcauify the hair. u gives n brIuitfh
satin gloss aud causes II IT, curt aud l. Tar tier Than
any vegetable preparation. iof sIlr ~ Boston hy the
urup'icnr md ietuiled hy al the truceSts aud PEI
fu,ts, also spic hy Hthr uuuVgtstsn Providence,
sew vpnh, New Bcdfntd, Taunton, LuweI, Salrm,
sew butypuT, Worcester; Spriugtrli. tci. ~.
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deem II my duty To the public, and hut matter o
justice To Yourselves, to state The result ul the trial
which my wiiC has made wilh Sour Invaluable steam
cuuseCIHtcd extract ot DHuirlun aud Tomato PauaccH
SIZE has hccu W for quite number oi years: has been
gradually losing her strength aud flesh, aud has appear
ed To- be beyond tie reach ~ mCdcnr Hud medical aid.
About five weeks since she commenced the of yuur
PJuHCcH, and much encouraged bN the 81 oi
the first bottle that she has continued the present
TINE aud am now happy "a saN l1t she i gaining her
flesh aud strength, aud able tn take her usual
Of exercise aud Is decidedly ia hclcr health nnd spirits
Than she has breu Tor Years past. would most ear
ursi advise all who afflicted with debility or any
Impurities at the blood, To make use at aud with
out delay, Of Your safe and entire remedy, the Danc.
lion aud Tomato Panacea.
signed WIN NJ HALL,
No. Allen street, Boston.
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pEIsEUMsEGfsV.

A N assortment Of choice pcrfumcry, con
"a sisiiug of a great variety of Fancy
Soaps. Gurrlain's a. Rugs Shaving Cream.
French and German Colognc Lavender
Water, Ejcs llcdypnnIa aud Vrrbcra rx
tracts Sal-sy's celebrated handkerchief per
fumes kcsan Soap, Bears Grease, Ox
Marrow PommaJc, at
hpII "a. X TAlbORS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16
Pure Extract of Sarsaparilla,
DREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist

DREPARED by WIN. BROWN. Chemist
No. 4sl Washington street. Boston,
This Is an entire new preparation of Sarsa-
parllIa, without being reduced by the addl-
tion Of sugar, to form a syrup, as it is known
by all that this very much reduces the ex'
tract II Is prepared by new steam appara'
tns, that procures the strength without evapo.
ration. 1t lsthe only preparation now IN use.
That our physicians may be made acquainted
with It's mode Of manufacture, pumphet
has been published and sent to the phySi-
clans that they may know its qualities. For
.he past year IT has been extensively recon-
nended by them Tor purifying The blood, re.
moving all humors, diseases of the skin, eradi
eating mercurial effects from the system.
ulcers, &c. 1t is also extensively used for
The rheumatism.
For sale in Newport by
x. K. HAZARD, ! nn,a;.,s
r. j. TAYLOR, : D'"ss'''''
June 8.
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Dr. JaYne's Mcdicincs !

4 N assortment Of Dr.. Jnyncs' Medicines
"a Just received from Philadelphia, and for
sale whole sale and retail by DR.. u. X. lIAI.
ARD, at the sIgn OF the Golden Mortar
square, Newport, X. /.
March 4.
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S1n@9p9D p0@wWW
fFrom the Charleston Courier.
Tbf aSt.

From the Charleston Courier.
Tbe l)aSt.
The Past-ihe dreamy, shadowy past
The voiccless aud the drear,
Forever fiilins from our grasp,
With all we hold most dear.
The silent pasi-Oh call IL not
Ii hath ccasoloss tone,
or deep aud wearing memory,
The heart must ever own.
The yoiccless past lit is not SO;
Words-senselcss words, aud vain
That fall in cruel mockery,
OF human grief aud pain.
The voiceless Past-and yet it. speaks,
With strange aud baIlowcd power,
That pierces through, and thrills tho heart,
la many lonely hour.
The voceless past-is silent that
Which dream aud slumb"r still,
Hath yet an echo strong aud wild,
To waken at its will.
The dreamy past is that dream,
Which shakes the inn,o>t frame,
And lights with keen aud quivcring fash,
Youths ardent gInnce again
The shadowy past Call 20 lhat shade,
Der which spirit plays,
With pure and soenrd light unknown,
To hopes iIIusne rays
Tb" dark, dark pasl-snd yet it CLEANS,
a sacred !ustrr nings,
Der all of ralm-o er all of peace,
The future ere shall bring.
The dreary past is that all drenr
To which the fond heart clingS,
When snapped each living cord that bound
TO earth and earthly things
d"sm il not--though veiIod, though dimmcd
They ever linger nigh,
The precious gems which time hath stolen,
TO treasure in The sky.
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CREAM or JASMINE
FOR BEAUrIFNING TIE
COMpIENION.

And rcnovaiIng humors and lrcckcs from
the skin, and botchcs from the face-rrnd, r.
the skin soii asd bcaullu As an applica
ton after shaving, it Is admirably adapIcd-
rs perfume, II is indispensable for thr
:pllct
For salo in Newport By
r. X. HAZARD, ln.,.;,.
II. J. TAYLOR, D'"es'''''
June 9.
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BusroS, April 3, 1913.


DV'IUN' NVTW d Ioi0.
Ncssrs. Ransom & stevens
Dear Sirs-lt is with much pleasure hand you iaw
lines relative Ia Your Dtudclun aud Tunlntu PHnarea
My daughter having been afflicted from her infancy w
u scruiuuts hunur aud ncilc rash, aud had resuric
I many different medicines advertised luE I.lie;
would here certify that ] have found medicine
which has given such perfect satisfaction aud much
rriicl as your Dandrun aud Tomato Panacrt.
wuu recommend II to amy person hu ma! be afflicted
IA ihe like manner.
Most respectfully yours,
j. l. SMITH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

every land instead of the thorn aud
briar, would spring mp the zig tree and
the myrtle the desert would blossom.
and the solitary place he made glad =
[ Dr.. Uphom.
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COMST0CK ~ CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract of
SARSAPARILLA,
FOR THE CURE OF


Scrofu'a, Mercurial and Syphi-
Chronic rheumatism, lOid Diseases,
General Debility, Biles, from an impure
Cuaocou' Diseases, habit of body,
Scaly ErpptioaS Of the Ulccralon- of the
! Skin, Throat and Leg,
Trlcr, Pains aud Swelling OF
| pimp'es or Pusiues on ihc Zones,
/ the tHce. Liver Affections,
Aud all diseases Arising from an impure state OF
the IT oi, Exposures and lnprudence. ia
Life, Excessive use Of Mercury, sc.
The great popularity of SarsaparilIa, and its
established cilIracy, rrnh r il suprrauous TO en-
irr iuto any cncnminni of ils virtues, or adduce
any evidcnce in is flyor.
This sarsnparila is warranted positively as
good AZ amy other that IAN he made at usi
half the price oI lhoso 20 much advertised aud
as strong, and in ~ large bottles VIZ FIFTY
CENTS PER 30 i"ri.t, oH FOUR DOLLARS
PER DOZEN. This article has cured Srrofu.
Ia of 30 years, after the above mentioned art-
cles had been used in vain.
To he had OF the agents Of Comsiock & Co
only, throughout the country, in New YORK
only at : Coilandl street.
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Henry's Erasive Compound.

. A new and superior article Tor extracting
IN Grease, Tar, Paint, Varnish, &c, from
woolcn, silk. cotton or linen clothing car.
pets &C.. without injury To The finest goods.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR.
Nav H.
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w AIR DIS
VEGEIABLE UaIR OIL.

VHIillS Vegetable Oil Possesses the pecuIia
3 property, so long sought for in other oils
but sought in vain, of Reproducing new
growth of hair on heads totally bald.
30 great are lis nourshing properties, which
it readily imparts 10 the roots of the hair, that
it requires but short time to produce new
growth, and few applications to check that fal-
ing of the hair which so often occurs, cspoc ia.
ly after sickness II prevents The hair from
turning grey, and when it begins to turn, may
be easily checked and restored TO its natural
beauty, by imparting new life and vigor. This
oil is patronized by The Medical Faculty. the
Clergy, Sc. No lady who has ever used this
oil will dispense with it. Young Grn,lencn
will find this oil to produce a beautiful growth
Of whiskers in very short time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-16

N.ARsAr,RI,L, and Tomato Blticrs; Tooth:
~ ache Drops; Browns ljoncsci Candy
Starkwea,hcr's llcpalic Elixir; Incxhausta.
bic Smelling Salts further supply Of these
celebrated articles just received by
June Dth u !. TAYLOR.
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TO ALL THE WORLD VINO USE
LEATHER ~ ANY FORM.
OIL OE TANNHN,
on, LEATHER DISTORGR
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW GhtWlUAl UIoOUVthT'
Mos, people know, that Skins and hMes are
converted into feather by the use Of 1annir
extracted from certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin
is worn out, leather becomes dedd, hart, DRY,
briifie, crdcked, cODcrcd rith a crust, 8'c.-
rms .ALL R.NDIY To restore then hfe,
sGtfnesS, moiStneSS, strength, smo0fhnesS,
und remove all crust, ny, or blisler-reStore
he t0nn,a, This substance The leather never
can receive the second timo but the whole
rULues of it are in this article, the OIL. OF
TANNIN which penerates the slilest and
hardest leather, if it hls been twenty years in
use and If it tears easily with the fingers, it
imparis al once sitenst. that is utterly in
credible until seen. IL becomes hke neD
feather, in all respects, with delightful soft
ness aud polish aud makes all leather complete
~ and perfectly impopiOuS to water-par
ticularly boots, shoes, carriage tops, harness,
hose, trunks, and in fact all things mate of
feather, giving splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, and at ieost doubiing its
wear aud durability in whatever manner the
leather is used. THESE ARE FACTS.
For sale by Il. j. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. ]. Oct. &c.