Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-04-18
TO ALL II WORLD VIC S LEATuEI
IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNEN.
OR. LEATKER ~RENTOETR.

OANa a. iAbh ~
A NEW CHEMICAL DIsCovEKY -a@>k
"a peurlr kunn that skias and hides ate esn~e<
ted into leather By the use OF TaAnIn ,xIsefe1
ON certain b2Tks, &c.
Nhtn me force and strength OF the 1annin 10
worn out. leather bccou Is dead hard, DRY, bn'-
tie, cracked, covered with a crust, SC. This sd
hAOw' To restore then life, soltnsss, mofstntss.
siTtnS'h, Othucss, aud remove oil crust. hy.s
or oister-restore the tannia. This subsJaace.
tne ISaiher ntNer can receive tbs second tme:
but tie whole virtues of II arg IN this a%riIc!a, ttS
OIL of Ianuln-w inch penCtrates the sudest ara
hardest leather, fIt has been tweatY years IN use:
ana II tears easily with the fingers, II In,paits at
once a StrengtH that Is utterly ILCrCGfrss unti
seen. IL becomes like now leather, j. Uli resrects,
with a delightful soltncss and polish. aud makos
al Ieathsr completely and per ectiy impervisus
10 wafer particularly boots, shoes, carriage tops%
harness, hose, trunks, asd IN fact all things mede
OF lealher, giving a splendid polish, even hisFer
IMAM new leather has, al q at East doubling ffs
wear and cur lbiiity, in whatever manner Ia
leather IL used. These are facts.
oconvince OF Their truth, any man trying do
article ana not finding II 50, shall have has nfOn14-
again; Remember that this IL seri.gs aud trAo.
NehaVe To say a, Tor We would never have b.
I,,eved the wonderful efieeis of this OIL upon loo-
tleI WITHOUT seelh2 ", ana we ask not for the cfe-
dully OF the comkunlty TIL they have seen, 4f6
theH, wekn'w that they must know thsse teHa
IaCis. Directions for use, with each bottle. Pa
tent leather an. its 20 ish restored by this "a
Corhs canrOt long exist whore this 10 used Tor
oo2ts and shoes, ~ Keeps the leather 30 soft.
Leather CsnLOtdCCay, or ITaSk, mould, or blis@
Ter. during the common age of mun, 80 far as We
car JUICE by experience, If this oil is properly
ENA
Ladies shoes, of the finest kinds, areteauii6ed
ana rendered water proof by IL; and SO are the
shoes or boots OF oil others who UEo H..
Danish then, all India rubber, or other over
shoes, and use this od. The proprietors viii
warrant, that n leather Is FIRST soaked in thus OIL
and then made into a boot, and that boot sunk
,hree nlchtas IN water, not one dr. p Of wet or
moisture can ever enter the boot, unloss il runs
over the top! and such a boot shall wear double
me time OF ITS mate that is not so prepared.
Now these taingS are true, the discovery Is If
lhhhte value TO he world. II II S not true. II =
the easiest thing in the wsrld &c vroveit, without
cost; Who then will refuse a TRAIL
mo e who VIII may wear old shoes, Croan
win corns, ride with old carriage tops have old
harness, and throw them away half used-Icok
hIthy themselves, and all about them-expeRd .
double WHAT'S Necessary for articles Of lea her;
10 their nsaTtS sontsnt, for what we care, il their
Erejudi;es are go strong, they viii not Try a new
discovery, We have no favors 10 ask of them,
they are the greatest sufferers, and we beg for
hobOdy custom or patronage. Now, gentlemen,
please Yourselves.
.SNonc genuine unless with the fac sini.s
signature ofCOMSTOCK & %.
For sale bY OLIVER PRYOR, Union st.
Jan ~ Wheeling. Va.