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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13


BIB ISKS will be taken Wv ths FIRE MARINE
n INSURANCE COMPANY or YfiEEL&N&
a fhs torDesf rates on s5e i1 ifif'ti ~
Buildings OF all kinds. stone, brok Of wooden
$40 their contentss f.
Sfesf nooafs; factories mills, &C.
Furniturei I rIIs rsE
And merchandise ofsll kinds. .
Add sEainstaii dangers aue nding the trans
portafson Of eoods on rivers, lakes, ssas, censis
and railroads. 80 - 20 relII ......
Fcr the character Of the compony ss 10 promp~
fftnde ard hbcralify IN the sdius.naent nnd oaV-
r1ent Of losses I've beg leave 10 refer % the uef
chahts Of tbs place end elsewhere VINO have had
The adiustmsnt ~ ciaims uptu ~. anFf
ONCE "a MaiR Sc. R.W HARDING, Sec'y.
uNOR SALE, Chsrsose. Topez. hruashsiss
II ard snamsl BREAST PINS. JET shael Pics
\ tfuars ard Crysses sf Q FAlRCHiLD.
ees
WNAsON,s HARP vOL IA SMALL
~ supply of ne shove, i1Ist reed nd fos -,
lbg WM . RORn.
! og,s 20 Conner q Msi~osd pniea 81.
T. +.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13
MONROE HOUSE.
ireef befpesn Ha;a and Market Streets
VvurrTTNr.. VA

JAMES MATHERS Proprietor.
UNHE Msnsoe TIonsc has been eIsissly renovated
end re6Hed ihroneboni and he rroprieior
IA. M hesitation IN saying hsi he can accommodate
the travelling ruhiic ~ we'll f not heller ihan any
other Hotel IN ihis city. HE uniirng exsfiions
shall he devoied 20 The comfort o. he guests Thu
honse - lscse,I ssihia % reds n ~ s'-pr Rnsf
Landing snd neariv opposite he Post oihre. making
Il n desirable stopping psee for strangers visiiinq
The civ On husioess. Barrare gill be conveyed 70
anil from steamboats, free n charge, ard coache'
viii cali a. ihe dnor 70 receive passengers
Arached - me house iss good STABLE which
will be veil md carefully attended ~. Sfranerr'
admitted ~ any hour Of he night Charges made
/ N suit The times nrt -
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"OPs will nav cash S'r good MsrchanIabl.
ID HIPS delivered al my waFsheuse.
seps % Z IRWIN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

VTESTINGs A few patterns hsanHiul rich
v Woolen YsIrefend Caskn0e Yesfinrs. A.so
aIrtr Eoeit.h hsilsd Sada Vesing. better fianhHy
Won fan ronvenienIiy 6isd eIrewhsfe, can be had
ifyou eall soon ~ loci 81 skLBH >.
n ONNETs. a handsome sioek of BRAID
~ Bonneis. ard Velvei and other materials 81
Roanssz. Also. Nicioria nopnets 81 chdrHgeal
~ t.~<hi ,chssp. 80 street. 81 a skELpX'S.e
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DAILY PAPER rra rs.a.


e. :. ~ 90 NeNra .ft SO
,ii-7.a IRA WEEK. ~. a l2i
Single papers Tor sale by the carriers and at the
efn~c al ernis copy. ''ce sff.. 3
The Weekly paper, the Western Virginia Times
S1hiished on wS inesday at 81 90 per annunl
in advance. or 80 il not paid within one mnnsh
from the beginning efihc year. Nonew ssbscsiber.
will be reserved. except such rs pay ia advance.
For. e. moRlss 81 so is invariably charged No
tbscrihrr received for less Term than sly months.
and paper discontinued. cx-cp, aithe discretion
Of the pablisher until all arrearases are paid.
rERns OF spvEarIsIss.
Thrce Insertions less per square. 81 no
Que week ~ isat.i.c' oti y. is-sl. i.5O
Two Weeks, $3.50
Teree iWesk-siv ~- 90 $50
-Four weeks, SAN
Tive m.~'h-. $500 ,Three mouths $500
Acknowledgements u,svrisd I'LL 6rhd os ~i'lhou,
xpre-s rrher. will be lipSerlo until ef'lered ~;
nd charged ,luliar Sc In shrer isscriiss. anil
Is cts for each insrr'1sh rhat Adver-emen'>
led three times se-iS FIR hrre hurihs the
svs. Weekly Tor onoIs'f r,cr wssk. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

HI ARDwARE-The subscriber has lately
n u received tho fsllowing goods. which he has
reduced the price 10 suit tim ~ e7g -. q
Elliptic Springs. trc biaun's Axes. : sisnI- Sdj
"m Jessop 4 Sons Cast Mouse hsls end oiksf !.
Shear Steel, 20 80 AnviIs -. -
Smiths Wees, Mil a. eros. eut sa w. 2
Sheet Brass. Planes - d. slHelC 10
Together with every variety In The Hardware 3
and Casry lineifa1 I'D sAM'L7 NEEL 1ud
aug 81 < sia- q saissR f.lor 1rag s.ta
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FOUNTAIN rNN, ~n'si
liafs BeifAesser's., Lsonr ST. BALTIMORE
x a N 1s1 rocG. P,yri.....a.. 7

LAYING leased Ibis extensive end fsosiss e.
'aslishmsnf. md entirely renovated ssd
h''ed u throughout. so that il compare sdsans.
seousy with any similar establishment in The unisi-
nave no hesisnien in endesvoring to- stuacs ths 4
attention ofthe Travelling puble 20 tbn favssiis I,
hs'eL 1.-THE most s'renuous .exsriioos. joined ~
every possible convenience be fovnd slss~ hers.
can insure success they pledge themselves fhff ~
'ormer well earned reputation shalt not only b ;
merifed but surpassed. N-fg fiTt 30 .ltii .,ft q
In secordance wi'hths difSeulsies Of ,hs simss.
'hey have determined 10 reduce their charges, y
serresInnd. Prfce 81 IS per dey.
Baltimore. JuIy 3, 1913. " ti - an
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w. W. 4 s. n. UNISON. =
WHOLESALE & RETAIL BEALERSfr HATS
- ~rie fI3-iUA Nm ~ - taotIi ll,f...,, :.

HElAVE en- hand aud ara constantly mannfassufs !.
ing general assortment Of superior Pur AMI
slik hats. They have received therlatsst spring
70 supply 10 order all sizes aud On al,es. N the
p.esent or past style, as may suit customers. :
White Rnssia and Napt Hatsa0 LsfN IA. ,1rr.,
They also keep on h nd an assortment ofplaia !
all efShich tn ey offer 20 their ca toners dtRe
'ubl,c on fhe most pleasing terms ,.t.e.,;,, -,
All orders from country merchants and deat-
ers promptly hied on the mos favorable terms >
1, Thankful for the liberal patronage they. have 3
nsretofore received they sslicii share II pub
nc patronage which they are determined 70 de-
serve BY prompt AZ tehtion personal applicstiou
TO BUSINESS and cheap and fasors BILE rates. -
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A ePIRNDTD AESOHTMENF Of Rich
/ ~ Merno. SILK and satin Vssiinaa Cor sals 81
/ 4, ia 81 LAYER 4 cox.
or -
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HEALTH sECITREDl

bV THE USE or THE r,ftr
NiVER SAL MEDICINES
As formerly prepared axnder the supervision the
,LATEl Me. T,HOMAS MOAT
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have conhdencs in the representations made
~ ia artha Conlin AID have full knowledge 0
~ esse ELIJAH y PURDY.
sldeTmau iOth Ward OF the c,ty of-low York.
Dec "a, 1872.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

Martha Conliu hes livedin my family the las
vi wears, aud hereby cernly that The ioreg0ins
f'Ia Mrs NARY n LLOYD.
30 So hread "a Newark. n =.
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piace full confidence in the statement made
bv tiartha Conhn; having known her the past
twenty wears viii cheerfully give my particulars
In Fe(ation % her case % those VINO may wish
.e,rther informatlon. 81 ELIZABETH.
soperior Of abe Romaa Catholic Orpr an A. iium.
Prince street. New York. Dec "a, 1872
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-13

The attention ofthe reader is respectfully called
to the foil wing certIficates However great a
chlevenentS have hereto foIe been made by the
use OF this iny1 liable medicine, yet daily exps-
pro:rletors here avail ths the onportu-
nifty 81 savins II Is source Of constant sarsrar-
ton they are made the means Of relieving
such an amount OF suffering Us. .in IS d
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Ikoow Martha csnlin, and believe what she
states 10 tkis document 70 be perfectly true,
= John PIONEER.
Vie1r General q Nsis 70

Rector Of 81 Peters Church.
Given AZ New York, this iA'h day Of Deee1I6er,
Is42.
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der, in violation Of all law. Such an impractcable
proposition could spring only from the grossest gno
rance The interest Of the foreign debt Of the State due
to Reid, Irving & Co., has been regularly paid
That house repeatedly advanced it, and found great diff
Guilty afterwards in getting the money. The State has
now tailed on its six per cent bonds growing Of the
fraudulent use of the Central Bank paper money.
They passed tax BILL the proceeds of which to be
applied to the interest of the State debt This
payable in State money and Of unavailable for
the purpose intended The Legislature has adjourned
having at the very last hour and by majority OF one
only passed an act imposing increased tax of twenty
hve per cent on the tax OF lsl and ioryve per cent
over that Of ls0 But the rredeemable issues Of the
bank will probably be at discount much increased,
and they form the great proportion Of the circulating
medium.
We recently made remarks upon the utter mprac
tcaby of the United States continuing to pay to Eng
land Ia to per out Of export of $780,
100000 Such amounts to IS cents each barrel OF
-four shpped So every bale of cotton sent abroad
This be done without producing ruin and Distress
No nation yet has been enabled to pay large debt
contracted abroad and WILL In illustration Of
this TRUTH have compiled from official the fol-
lowing table, showing twentyone countries, exclusive
of the United States whose stocks current in
don--of these, thirteen are bankrupt
DEBTS OF GOVERNMENTS,
RowED IN LONDON, DISTINGUISHING THOSE WHICH HAVE
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There is material change in the markets. The prin
clpa transactions to-day in real estate being the
tate OF the late Robert Swanton The attendance was
large The terms 10 per cent down good deal of
was evinced among he buyers and the results
were as follows:-
Two story house and lot No. 80 Oliver
OF Madison street. Lot % feet ms front, II feet
rear, 10 feet inch ON one side rs feet 10 on the
other House % feet front 43 feet deep. 80. SO 800
Two story brick house and lot 81 Oliver street.
Lot % feet front and rear II feet on side, rs f.
10 on the other Hsuse % feet by AZ. ..... $4,000
Two story brick house and lot 81 Oliver street
Lot 81 feet ii front and rear II feet on one side
n feet inches on the other. House 81 feet IL by
40. *o,2OV
Two story brick house and lot 25 Oliver street.
Lot 81 feet III front % feet rear, n feet on one
side and II feet on the other House 81 feet IL
by 3D.. .................. $1,000
Two story brick house and lot No. % Oliver
street. Lot 81 feet IL front and rear 80 feet l
inch on one side, 70 # inch on the other. House
81 feet II by as. .......... ..... $6O5O
Two story brick front house. and 81 years
lease from Columbia College, at 1854 annual
rent, 225 Greenwich street, lot 30 feet inches
front, 10 feet inches rear, % feet inches
sde and on the other % feet; house 20 feet ms
front and 80 feet inch in depth side and
80 feet inches on the other. .......... $5025
Two story brick front house, lease and rent
before, No. 227 Greenwich street, lot Is feet 10
inches 'front.' 10 feet inches rear lO3 feet 10 ms
IN depth on one side, and on the other % feetS
inches; house 10 feet 10 inches trent, AZ feet deep
on side, and Al feet inches the other, $425O
Two story brick front house, lease and rent
before No 90 Greenwich street lot Is feet ii
inches front, Is feet rear, 100 feet in depth one
side, and l03 feet 10 inches on the other house
Is feet IL inches front, 40 feet inches on one side
and al feet on the other. Observation-Disclosures. S435O
The above all stated from the stand to be bona
fde sales.
Three story brick house and lot No, so Monroe
street, modern finished. Lot 25 by 100. House
% by 40 fleet bought in for. ............... &c. 900
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NOME Y MARKET.

Tuesday, Jan. IO-6 p. M.
Inc sock market was heavy to-day. Stonington fell
!, paterson t, Kentucky 6's rose l.
The trial oil schermerhorn the defaung Secretary of
the ocean insurance Company will come off next
week VIII prove very interesting and doubtless will
clearly show that the criminal neglect of the
and Directors was principal cause of the losses of the
stockholders The connection between Nicol and sber
merhorn, will also be brought to light II will be remem
bered, that when schermerhorn was arrested be
that more developments yet to take place. His ac
complete Nicoll.
There IL rumored dealcation Of the Register of the
Court of Chancery, to the extent Of $4,000
The State Of Georgia presents melancholy instance of
the inevitable ruin which attends government banking
whether 1t be by State governments by the Federal
government The Legislature Of Georgia has for years
been composed of men either astonshngly corrupt
depiorsbiy ignorant They first committed folly, then
common 10 most OF the States in creating State Bank,
which they called the Central Bank" Having furnish
ed THIS association with the dangerous privilege of issuing
It's 10 circulate amsng the people money they
seemed 70 thnk that nothing was to be done They
had only 70 order the bank to pay ex.
penses state interest and debt, would vanish before the
sybil leaves" Of this magic soap mine When its issue
Tell to discount oil 10 per cent they proposed laws to
ruin any man who should buy them for less than their
face, being an indirect attempt to make them legal ten
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Total continuing to pay
f25.l02. 500

In the aggregate we have omitted the debt of Spain
not acknowledged We have cassed the Brazils among
the states which pay This continues to do for the pre-
ent with the help of rredeemable paper currency,
which absorbs all the wealth Of the country and sends it
abroad The result u.s. that of the bankrupt states per
cent of the whole debt is due in England while OF those
which continue to pay, but per cent is due out of them
selves. This is not question of honor honesty It is
physical truth. Yet the face of this of bankrupt.
Cyl the United States assailed if they alone
committed the crime Of poverty When the currency Of
the country consists Of paper and that paper receivable
for government dues almost indefinite of do.
nestle debt may be sustained because the
increased to meet the interest," the volume of the
will also be ncreased and the paper circulation received
by the from tax payers is again paid out to
the claimants for interest consequently the whole wealth
OF the State is undiminshed it only gradually
laes In the hands Of the stock holders the expense OF
the tax payersthus forming an arstocratc money ed
class and mserably poor community. When the debt
due out Of the State its whole aggregate wealth is
yearly diminished by the sum paid abroad Take the
State of Ohio The interest the foreign State debt
$500 600 per annum, and according Allen Latham Esq,
of the capital of nine banks, ST. O42479 is owned OF
the State; other property to the amount of is
also owned abroad. This makes yearly of 5000 900
sent out Of the State, without any equivalent being
ceived forming constant drain of specie produces the
the State receives paper money for taxes is of
paying its foreign debit must be paid away to the holder
Of bill drawn against produce actually sent forward
There is method Of redeemng the paper thus put in
circulation hut in procuring specie from some
As the volume of paper increases, the specie is
required to redeem it, and the greater the danger of
explosion, which ultimately takes place.
The debt of the English government is all owned at
home and its progress pa with the paper system,
may be easily traced by parliamentary returns and its
inevitable explosion clearly marked out The following
table gives the amount of taxes levied from the time the
Norman bastard conquered the nation the end of every
hundred years. until conqueror in the shape Of the
paper system eectuay rvetted the chains of the people,
and reduced them what they are % 900 900 of
starving slaves the hand and perhaps 900 900 of
court mobiles, moneyed aristocrats and pacemen, the
other -
TABLE SHowING THE ANNUAL TAXES GREAT BRITAIN.
The DEBT, BANK CIRCULATION GOVERNMENT Ex.
cHEqUER BILLS AT DIFFERENT PERIoDs.
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(I1-TERRIRLE COUGHS AND COLDS ARE NOW
extremely prevalent, owing to the wet and changeabe
weather which has prev allied for few days past The
testimony Of thousands is in favor of
RINGS INDICATED CANDY
for the OF all complaints the Liver or Bron-
chal Tubes and giving immediate relief to the sufferer
and eectng perfect cure in few days. Do not fail to
use this excellent preparation if you desire remedy
which will not fail.
Sold by J. C. Wadlegh, general agent 45e Broadway,
also at GA Broadway 80 Ann street, 69 Fulton street
Brooklyn Burgess & Zieber Ledger Buildings Phla.
dephia Redding Co., State street Boston Agents sup
piled large discount for cash. Address, post paid as
above.
AnHands Ahoy-More Books for the people-Muny
ofthe SomersWill he published in extra Double New
World, on Wednesday, Jan. IL, ls43.
The Nautilus collection of select Nautical Tales and
Sea Sketches, with full and authentic Narrative of the
Mutiny fthe Somers edited by John X Duer Esq. the
U. 8. Navy.
This Is one Of the most deeply exciting and fascinat
books Of the season, and will go with rush. Early or.
ders solicited from Booksellers, Agents, &c.
Price cents single copy-l0for ST. or S. per hun
dred Address j. WINCHESTER,
80 Ann street. NJ Y.
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not Kept pace with It, and decline in money value is the
result which still further enhances the wealth of the
stockholders Take article, bar iron in illustration
In 1916 the price ELI per ton. The man who then
received Ell 900 dividend from the government could
buy 900 tons The price is &c, and the same ndi
vidual may get $50 TONS Sir Robert Peel has acknow
lodged that the Of the people exhausted and
they can no longer pay the debt to their peoi
ple What would they do if it were due abroad1 The
purchase of little eat in $780, brought the coun-
try to the verge of bankruptcy. rhis should admonish
American creditors to take what they can get now
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90 The people, by an unanimous verdict, have dec
ded upon the surprising claims the American Museum
on public patronage Twenty thousand visitors applaud
ed the performances of the holiday weeks the
quence is an increase of attraction. splendid Di-
orama the reengagemen of the wonderful General Tom
Thumb, and the Mysterious Gpsey Girl We must refer
our readers to the bills OF the day for the various curos
ties and performances such before collect
ed in this establishment Splendid day performances
take place at half past o'clock this afternoon.
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My hesHy sea running Also Ts L0vs EqIsa1s
MARINE Vennard. Palermo; Ottoman Inglee, Smyrna; Sea
ragie smith Port au Prince; Marblehead, Pman, dol VII
Orleans. 49, 'NN'
PROVIDENCE, Jan Arr Cherokee Usher Charleston Sid
Jacobs Baltimore.
PHLADELPHIa, Jan 9-Below Emily, Bemadou st Jago de
Cuha-the H. lying ashore about half mile piers
az Reedy Island where she driven Sunday night by the
ice Cid Sarah Anthony, West Indies; Driver, Taylor Mo-
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90 WE REFER OUR READERS TO THE AID.
vertisement in another column for discovery called
Oil Of Tannin We have not found out the science of
the name but have found it the extraordinary ar
Gle to SOFTEN and apparently leather that has long
been in use, that ever has been known by u.s. also
seems to be perfect waterproof for boots which must
he great convenience to those who dislike the trouble
Of over shoes 1t may be had at II Maiden lane in small
or large quantities.
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90 "THE TONI MIxTURE."-This celebrated
remedy composed Of five ingredients the active princi-
pies Of which highly Concentrated It is now used
very extensively and with great by the medica
faculty, for the cure of debility rom whatever cause
dyspepsia, nervous complaints Sold by the authority
the College of Medicine and Pharmacy of the city New
York. Price 81 per bottle Half dozen lin casey SIS.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau ST
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90 DR. TAYLoR's BALsAM OF LIyERwoRr

W- Dr. TAYLOKS BALSAM OF LIVERWORT
is the only sure remedy for consumption although there
are numbers OF quack nostrms got up the reputation
Of valuable medicine, which mere catch penIys -
This very costly to the proprietor but from
cheapest especially for so perfect specific Every ia
miy should have bottle always the house its timely
useNvi save weeks of medical attendance has been in
use about ten years. and about persons
its efcacy-Among them doctors ministers, lawyers
professors and attorneys whose certificates always
who have consumption, asthma or liver complaint we saw
apply to this office and get single bottle and be we'll
Agents, DR.. Leeds l27 Maiden lane, New York; Mrs
Hays ls9 Fulton st. Brooklyn; C. Jacobs and j. G. Hill
Detroit; Messrs Powell Co. Boston, and G. Dexter, Al
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS
New ORLEANS, Dec 3o-Arr Parthan Allen. Norfolk CID
Kentucky Jones' Boston CaedonIa Vamey Havre; Canton
OTIS Marseilles Neuvas cFarland Vera Cruz; Russian
Simpson, Rio Janeiro; Anares. Hatch H,vana.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Anctioneer.
- BY BELL & HOWARD.
ibtrTes Nos. 20 .7pt aud fi5 El,Ifo., ,,-..,

80. BY BELL HOWARD.
4oisTss Hof 20 4an and rs Fulton f,-s.tS
WEDNESDAY,.
AT l0b o'clock, IN sales room.
Large sale OF elegant furniture all descripon-V h.
continued the sale Of furniture from first ate no
every article in the house kee ming line "
Also the valuable collection of paintings and eight supe
piano forts, AZ ia o'clock, winch could arranged il
time for tuesday,. Sale positive.
THURSDAY,
- At l0x o'clock at the auction store.
Merchant Taor's Stock without reserve BY catalogue in
lots 10 SUIT the entire stock of merchant tailor
moved for convenience OF sale.
FRIDAY,
n - At 0H o'clock, at the sale rooms
y Goods clothing, fancy, splendid articles Watches
elery guns, &c.
about 400 yards super London and mkt West OF
quot beaver and broad cloths lots suit purchas-
, M sale will be found deserving the Of
eaht ulors and Others. Also clothing trimmings hosiery
gloves, shirts, handkerchief &C.
SATURDAY.
.t, AZ l9is O'Clock, at the sale room.
all descriptions. - w "' "o !" '"'H'"'o "
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90 TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER
in ANY FORM-On of Tannin, or leather restorer-a
new CLERICAL discovery. Most people know that skins
converted into leather by the use of tannin,
e>ple--tC fom certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength of the annn is worn out
leather becomesdead hard dry brittle cracked covered
sofnes MOISTURE strength smooheness and remove all
crust fly or bliserrestore the tannin This substance
the leather never can receive the second times but the
whole virtues Of in this article the Oil Tannin
which penetrates the stest and hardest leather il has
been twenty years in use and if it tears easily with the
dible until seen. It becomes like leather in all res
poets, with delightful softness and posh and makes all
leather completely and perfectly impervous water
particularly boots shoes carriage tops harness. hose
trunks, and IL; fact all things made OF leather giving
splendid polish higher than leather has and at
least doubling its aud durability; in whatever man.
ner the leather is used These are facts.
None genuine unless with the fac smile signature.
COMSTOCK & co.
Wholesale Druggists, II Maiden Lane, n. Y, where it
may also be had at retail.