Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER
~ ANY FORM.
OIL OF EANNIN.
or. LEATHER RrsTOHEE.

A NEW CHEMICAL III. CovERY --Ni.st
"a peurle know that skiss aud hits are conner.
ted into leather BY the use OF TaRnin extracted
l. Om certain baTks, &c.
When the force and stren- IN Of The Tannip -
worn out, leather becomes dead lard. dry, brt'-
Tie, cracked. covered with crust, de. TINS ait
kSOw' To restore then life, soltncss, mO,stu' -,
siTt hpih, SIN 'Oihress, and remove all Gust fy,
or lster-restore the thuuis. This suhstance
the leather never can receive the second tme;
on the whole virtues OF u arg IN this article. Tie
OF OF Tannn-w hieh prnt tTaIeS the sttfiest aud
hardest .athcr, INT vas bern twentY years
anu u tears easily with the fingers n ITppalts a
once strcugtI thoti utterly iLc!edis.e unii
seen. II becomes Ike new lssthsr.is alt resrects
Win ael2htiul ness and polish. ard makes
III leather completely and per 'ectly impervisii,
TO water particularly boots, shoes carr iage tops,
haTaess, hOse. trunks asd IN fact all thInSs made
Oi leather, giving splendid polish, even h'-f CT
than new leather ha~, N d al T. sst doubling it's
wcur and Cur lbiiity, in whatever manner tire
leather ia used. These refacts
To convince OF the truth, aRy man trying the
article and not finding So ST. al have has nionsv
again: Remen Der that this is serI-us and true.
Nshave to slyIt, for we would never have he
lieNed the wonderful elects of th u uil span lea
tler without seeing n, and ask not for the Gre
duty of the community t,ll they have seen, d. g
then, We kn' W that they must know these 10 be
idc's. Directions for use, with each bottle. Pa
tent lea her an. its 20 lsh restored by this oil.
Corns eanVOt long exist where This - us d for
oo.ls and shoes, II Keeps the leather soft.
Leather csnroi decay, or crack, mould, or bl =
ter, during tue cOmmoa age of man, 80 ar as NC
eaH u, &c 10y expsTSnce If this oil Is properly
Ladies shoes, Of the finest kinds, are clarified
ana renderes water pry-i by 20 and are the
shoes or borts OF all others NhG = &c u.
Danish then all India rubber, or other over
shoes, and use this oil. The proPrietors wSl
warrant, that If leather is crst soaked ia this ell
and then made mo a boot, aRd that boot .unk
,hree mCntHs IN wafer, not one dr = Of " ~ or
moisture can ever enter the boot, unloss q ruEs
over the top! and such n boot sha II wear double
the time offs mate that's not so prepared.
Now II thesr things arc rive, the discovery is af
INFINITE value TO :ho world. IL II n:t true, II IL
the easlest Thin; IN the werd ,rove it, without
cost; Who hen will Tsfusc n tra2
no who will may wear old shocs, croan
with corns, ride with old carriage tops have old
harness, ard throw them away halt used-lc ok
hlihy themselves, and all alb Ut theis-expead
double what's necessary for articles OF lta,her;
10 their hearts content, for what If ia, n
rreJudl .es are 80 strong, they wkl not ;ry now
discovery. We have NO tavoTS to ask of them,
thew are the greatest sufferers. az beg Tor
nohod''s custom or patronage. Now, gentlemen.
D please Yourselves.
! &INonc genuine unless with the fac s:ni'e
signature ofCOMSTOCK & co.
: For sale by OLIVER PRYOR Union Il.
Jan ~ Wheeling. Va.