Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-23
TO ALI Tuh WORLD WHO Isl LEArlith
IN ANY FORM:
OIL OF TANNIN,
OR, LEATHER RESTORER.

A NEW CHEMICAL DI. CONEll - Mpsi
"a people know Ihsi - iES aid hffss are couNcf.
TED into leather b. the u,y u Iauuln cN,Ta-s"i
f. ON certain baTks, &C.
VIII en- the force and strength Of the Taanlu -
worn out. leather becomes dead hard, Dry, bGii-
tie crack Ell, covered with a crhst, &c. THIS aii
know. To restore then life, sOiluess, mosstntss.
strength SmUothEesS, and remO9S all crust. ~.
or bhster-restore the tanun. ThIs su9siaHcS
the leather never can receive the second ING!
but the whole virtues of II aye IN this arties, M
OH Oi IdnnIn-w hlch penCtrates the slIfisst h"I
hardest lther, al has ben twenY years IN use
and II tears easily with the. fingers II lmpaits al
once n strength thdt ~ utterly Incredible unib
seen II becomes like new leather, IN ali respeesi
with delightful softRess and polish. and makes
All leather completely and per ecty impsr'lou'
10 INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes, couIaGt tops!
harness, hose, trunks, and in fact eli ,hihgs made
OF leather, giving a splendid polish, even hiSlet
than new leather has. al d at Il asst doubling ia
wear and dur lblllty, 10 whatever manner tRs
leather Is used. These arefacts.
To convince OF their truth, any nan tryinR ths
article aud not finding u so, shall have his mOnSY
again; Remember that this IL Serlsus aud true;
WChave Tea say II, for We would never have bs
levcd the wonderful effects of this oil upon lea
ther without seeing il, and we ask not for the
DUTY of the community till they have sseh, aud
then, we know that they must know these To be-
facts. Directions for use, with each bottle. Pa
tent leather aud It's po.lsh restored by this OIL.
l. Corns cannot long exist where this 10 USED for
boots and shoes, II keeps the leather so soft.
Leather cannot decay, or track, mould, or bis
ter, during the common age of man, so far va
car Judge by experience. If this oIi 10 properly
used.
Ladies shoes, of the finest Kinds, are beautiied
and rendered water proof by IL; and are ID Q
shoes or boots of all others who CIs u.
Danish tncn, a India rubber, or other over
shoes, and use this oil. The prOprietors will
warrant that # leather is frat sssk ed in this oil
and then made Into a boot, and that boot sunk
thTee months IN water, not one drop Of wet or
moisture can ever enter the boot, unloss il rum
over the top! and such boot sha Il wear doubl Il
the time oflts mate that is not 30 prepared.
Now II these things are true, the discovery iS III
infinite value to The world. lift 70 aot true II !.
tho eases' thing IN The world &c prove it, without
cost; Who then will refuse a trail
1 hose who will may wear old shoeP sroa q
with corns, ride with old carriage tops-haYe ole
harness, and throw them away half used-lcok
filthy themselves aud all about thom-eKpens
double WHAT'S necessary for articles of lea ,her
10 their hearts content, for VIII care If ID en-
preJudi,es are so strong, they will not ;ry a new
discovery. We have no favors TO ask Of them
theV are the greatest sufferers, anu we beg 10
nobody s custom or patronage. Now, gentlemen
please yourselves.
.ATNone genuine unless with the fac smi!,
signature ofCOMSTOCK q co
For sale by OLIVER PRYOR, Union Al.
Jan ~ Wheeling. Va