Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-25
TO ALL THE WORLD VINO USE LEATHER
IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNTN.

OR. LEATHER RESTORER.
A NEW CHEMICAL DIcCONERY --Ajost
N people know. that SKINS and hides ore CONVEX
i'd into leather by the use OF Tannin extracted
l'vin certain bBTks, &c.
when the fuTce and strength of the Tso,in !.
worn OUT leather becomes dead hard, dry brit-
We cracked, covered with n crust &c This All
SnoW. 10 restore then life, soitness, moisths ss
GIN sm' Othness, and remove oil Gust hy
| OF biisier-restore tue tanuin. This subsiaacs
sne iSathCr neVer can receive the second time
~ 'ue whole virtues OF Il are in this article d..
pl ~ l3hnln-" hIch penstrates the stlfIrst and
natuesl leather, II has been twenty ycarsin use
dIu u Gears easily with the fingers Il nipnrts a.
oute strength that Is utterly lLcfrclbIe unIl
seen IL becomes Ike new, leather in nlt ,es,oc,
WIN Delightful sOitness and polish and makes
vi IesthSr completely aud per ectlv imperyioVs
~ NdIeT particularly boOts, shUes, Gu n ase IONS
H3thtss' hose. trunks, aud in fact all things made
OF ieatner, giving splendid polish, even hioI ~
.Han New rather nus, al al least doubling rs
Nelr aud cur ability, IN whatever manner The
leather u E.rd. These arefacfs.
20 cDhNlhce 81 Their TRUTH any man trying the
l.Ie atd NOT hndlhS II so, shall have has money
"Esih; MEMBER that this Is Serlsus and true,
.. "tHaNe 10 say u, TOR We would never have be
,loNed The wonderful effects of his OIL upon La
Jlei ".te1ut seeing n, and ask for the Gre
uud'y oi the com 'lunlty till they have seen and
then, We kn' v that they must know a. se 90 a..
IdciS directions for use, with each bottle pa
'', ,eatser an. ts 20 lsA restored by this on.
CoThs cannot long exist where this IL us,d for
Oo9ls ana shoes, II keeps the leather So soft
u, aluei canhot decay, or track, mould, or bi .
- N.'''''e '''C -OllllIiba age OF man. = "
used. " " P'NPe'''
Ladies shoes, Of the finest kinds are besut;fsd
ana rendered alter proof by u; and so are IN a
SHOES or boots OF all others who Use i,
Bamsh Then, all India rubber or othor over
SHOES ana use this oil. The proprIetors viii
warrant thar II leather is srst soaked in thus oil
ana then made mo boot, and that boot Fpnk
thTee mCnt7s IN wafer, not one dr.p Of wei or
moisture can ever enter the boot unless II runs
over the top! and such boot shal wear double
me time OF ITS mate that's not so prepared
Vow II these things are true the CIscoysryi Of
lnhnte value 10 he world. Ifitls not tine. n ~
the easles, thing in the world &C ,4oveit witLo1t
cOSt; VINO ,heu viii refuse a tria7
no who VIII may wear old shoes croao
WIN cofn~,Eide with old carriage tops-haye old
harness, ard throw them away hall used-Icok
h.lhy themselves, and all about them--exDend
u'upie WHAT'S necessary for Articles of lea her:
10 Iheir hearts content, for what We care If thtIr
preIuGi 'es are 20 strong thes will not ;ry new
discovery. We have no iavprE 10 ask OF them
thT' are t'o greatest sufferers, and we beg tor
h9Oody custom or patroRsES. Now, Ssntlemen,
: lease Yourselves
<FNOHe ge.Ens unless with the fac siniis
Signature ofCOMSTOrK q co
f"r sale bY OLIVER PRYOR Union st.
j." ~ Wheeling vs.