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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-05-17
VIZ TRAVELLERS AND GENTLEMEN

VXT TRAVELLERS AND GENTLEMEN
wv HO may meet with accidents to their clothing
by grease, paint tar, &C., may have become faded
in color and wish them restored to their pristine APP
pearance, as when from the tailor's hand (on few
hours notice. are respectfully invited to send or call
the subscriber, and examine his superior style of
Coat Dressing and Dyeing, acknowledged by all, on
trial. TO be the best extant Remember, his black
dyes never soil. His motto is, No cure no pay.
VIM BELL, Dyer and Coat Dresser.
South side Penn. avenue, near a! St, Washington.
ISF Established in Baltimore in the year 1921
branch at Washington in 1924. mayl4-lw
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# MALE ORPHAN AsYLUM.--The Managers of
the Male Orphan Asylum, an infant branch Of St.
st. Vncents Female Orphan Asylum, have opened
FAIR at Carusi's Saloon for the sale Of useful and
ornamental articles, prepared by benevolent ladies of
city. The Marine Band will attend each even
ing. may13,
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LIGHT SUMMER HATS.

l LIGHT SUMMER HITS.
i HAVE this day opened 30 cases of Hats, consist.
ing of Panama, Leghorn and the Canada Hat g
new article, together with great variety of cheap
Hats to suit the seasons also, white blue, PEARL and
black Cassimeres Beaver, Moleskin, Brush, Russia,
and Silk Hats, got up in the very best STYLE and
markably light. E. G. HANDY,
mayl4- Btw. Browns and Gadsbys Hotels
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THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE,
.4RTS, &C., OF THE UNITED SIXTIES,


A set forth LUMINOSITY and at length in the Re-
n port of Hon. w. II Ellsworth, Commissioners of
Patents forms No. 9, of the Trbunes series. II is
one of the most valuable and instructive documents
ever Published, and should be in the hands of every
man in the Union.
To the above work is also added valuable Trea-
tise on Raising Swine, and the best method of Fat
tening Pork, with plan for building Styes. Also a
treatise of great value, entitled GEOLOGY as con-
nected with Agriculture. The price for the whole is
25 cents, by the single copy-Sl for five copies.
Just received and for sale at the Stationery store Of
r. FARNtiAM,
mayl3 Corner of 18th st. and Penn, avenue.
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n TEN DOLLARS REW.aRD.

T
OUR store having been entered on Monday even
ing between the hours of 8 and 10 O'Clock, and a
number of articlcs--among which two silver
watches, one miniature and case, six plated sugar
tougs several plated fob chains, with many rings and
pins Of no great value, card of pearl handled
knives with two and three blades, several shirts,
of.whch was linen, suspenders, gloves, stocks &C.
taken from the window, we will give the above re-
ward for the conviction of the thief thieves, with
the recovery Of any part Of the above goods.
LEWIS & HUNT,
mayI5 Penn avenue, near 18th street
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r A CARD.

II C.4RD.
d. HI. GIBBS takes this method of returning his
thanks to the ladies and gentlemen of Washington
city and its vicinity for their liberal patronage, and
also to inform them that he has just returned from
New York with large and handsome assortment Of
and fashionable goods which will be opened this
day, at his Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue, be
tween 9Th and 9th Streets opposite the Centre Mar
ket ap 22-lm
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DIR. J. J. EALES,

ORM LOZEN GES.-These Lozenges are
safe and sure remedy for worms. Two or three, is
dose for very small children, and five or six, for
larger ones.
For sale at the Perfumery, Fancy, and Patent Med
icine Depot of JAMES CLEPHANE,
APPS Corner of Penn. avenue and 18th st.
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D We have received communication on
"The Recent Encampment," which shall appear
iu our next.
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n COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.

j The Wings Of the city of Washington will give
Mr.. DUFFiELD, the well known Wing Vocalist, a
Complimentary Concert THIS (Frlday) EVENING,
at the Assembly Rooms, in consideration of the
vices rendered by him at the several Wing meetings
in this city. This will be the LAST CONCERT
previous to his making his Southern and Western
four y. Il
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PART 1-WHIG SONGS.
PARr 2-MIsCELLANEoUs SONGS.

He will be assisted, on this occasion, by several
professors and amateurs, who have kindly volunteer
ed their services. 1t is hoped that the ladies will
honor him with their presence.
Tickets, SO ccnts-to be had at Browns and
Tyler's Hetels, and of different members of the
Clay Clubs and at the door on the evening of the
Concert. may l7-lt
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hist RECETVED-

ID JUST RECEIVED,
L Err PACKET DODGE, in addition to our former
stock, 8 hhds. Porto Rico, New Orleans and Musco-
vado SUGAR. Also, prime lot of New York
FAMILY FLOUR. Citizens, generally, are respect
fully invited to give call, at the corner of and
7th streets, opposite General Post Office.
mavl3-n FALES & GLOVER
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d JUST RECEIVED,
DUBLIN MATERIALS, MECHANICS
TOOLS, HOUSEKEEPERS' ARTICLES, FISH
ING TACKLE, and a variety Of other useful art-
cles, too numerous to mention; all of which are
offered as cheap as they be purchased from ped
lars, auctoneers, or the regular trade
GEO SAVAGE
NJ B. large assortment of best Brushes always
on hand. maylu-eoW4W
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS DAY.


n DRY GOODS ar AUCTTOE
YIN THIS EVENING, at early candlelght. At
the store beneath Mrs HoImead's Boarding house
situated between Sd and a streets, Pennsylyana
avenue, we shall sell large and extensive assort-
ment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Fancy Arti-
cles SIC. large assortment, too numerous to par
ticuarize. The sale of this extensive and splendid
stock of fresh goods will be continued every night
until disposed of; it being branch of Northern
firm, and the person compelled to leave the CITY,
maylO-tf LEWIS & HUNT, Auctoneers.
FURNITURE, CRoCKERY, AND GLASS
L WARE We shall sell, on next SATURDAY
MORNING, at 8 o'clock in front of our Auction
store large collection of Furniture, such as large
mahogany Wardrobes, new Consul's Bureaus, 2
hrst rate Bookcases suitable for Office or study
aso Feather Beds Chairs Tables, Sofas, Sideboards
&C.; also, an assorted invoice Of Crockcry and Glass
ware. 'l
Will be added Is first rate PANEL Doors; also. a
lot OF Sashes; also, Shower Bath Bathing
Tub, &c.
may II LEWIS HUNT, Auctioneers.
.00 LOTS OF CLOTHING AT AUCTION
NVV We shall sell, on SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, May IL, commencing at a O'Clock, at our
Auction Rooms, Pennsylvania Avenue, near 18th
street, an extensive invoice of summer Clothing
Shirt Collars Stocks &c., being consignment from
Philadelphia, to be closed without reserve, among
which are, 100 Summer Goats of different style and
colors; also, Cashmere Pants, Linen Drilling, Gam
broom, and Summer Cloth Pants; also, 30 assorted
vests, with 10 dozen fine shirts, SC.
N. B.-The sale will be continued at 8 O'Clock in
the evening. ~ LEWIS & HUNT,
may IL ~ Auctioneers.
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CoNcERT.--We are glad 10 learn that our
esteemed friend, Mr.. DUFFIELD, the admirable
and admired vocalist, has concert this evening,
at the Assembly Rooms. To those who have
had the pleasure we have enjoyed, of listening
to Mr. DIS rich and melodious voice-of feeling
the eloquence and pathos Of his soul-subdung
music, we need say nothing; but to those who
have not enjoyed that luxury, we must say 60
go and get the worth of their money, as they
will in listening TO "The fine true-hearted gen.
teman," or 'Oft in the Silly night" or :" The
Lament of the Irish Emigrant"
We call upon our friends and the lovers Of
good music to give Mr. DUFFlELD a bumper.
THE GAS ExHIBITIoN.-Mr. Coltons's exhibi-
ton, on Wednesday evening, of the effects Of
the exhilarating gas, came of, much to the sat
isfacion of the large and respectable company Of
spectators. The experiments were entirely con-
fined to grown persons, it being ascertained that
boys are less susceptible gifts elevaing influence.
One gentleman, while laborng under its inloxi-
eating effects, mauled away upon those nearest
him, with hearty good will; and was only
restrained from the exercise Of his belligerent
amusement by the intervention of Mr.. Cotton
and two or three others, who laid hands on him.
Of course, his anger lasted no longer than the
effect of the gas. An accidental collision, we
believe irritated the Subject" but for which he
would no doubt have appeared in more amia-
BILE light. Those of our citizens who have
failed to attend Mr.. C.'s exhibitions have not
acted upon Shakspeare's maxim, that it is a
good thing to laugh at any rate"
THE PIcTURE GALLERY is the name of new
and elegantly printed Weekly paper, started at
New York, under the auspices Of the Republic.
The number. before us contains among other
engravings Likeness Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen. The
work, we presume, will be devoted to the inter-
ests of general literature; and, under the, able
superintendent of the editor Of the Republic,
cannot fail Of being highly interesting and use
full. Price, So IS per annum. Single copies,
12l cents. Address James MOwat, IT'S Broad
way, New York.
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An SARATOGA WATER.
~ DOZEN Congress Spring water, in quarts ana
pints, fresh from the spring.
Just received by G. II. JAMES,
ap ID Corner l4th ana 4 sss'
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.NEW BOOKBL.N.DERY.

Nm
w LILLIAN H. NALLEY would respectfully in
form his friends and the public, that he has opened a
Bookbindery on Pennsylvania avenue, next door to
Beers's Temperance Hotel. He would request those
who have books to bind to give him call, where he
may always be found ready execute all orders left
with him. APP l7-6m
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e,r1

nj THE UNITED STATES,
1VOS. l, 2,3. 4, 5. Price 81 per lO0-$5 per lOOO
Single copy, 2 cents. For sale at FARNHAM'S,
and also at HAMPTON'S Every true wing IS IN
vted to purchase and circulate They will be con-
tinued weekly, until the Presidential election, II en-
couraged. may7
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ANTI-DYSPEPTlC PILLS,
ID sale by w. ELIOT 90.
mayl-lm Corner OF ana lzth streets.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-01-12

A Card to the Public.

fE1llE amount Of bodily and mental Giss,-
H. arising from neglect Of small iapl..',
is incaleulabie, and il is therefore Of the ptt..
importance that strict attention 10 the Least a.
mos, trillng bodily infrmities should be b..
for diseases Of the body invariably aAcc. d.
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIE
MEDICINES, in every instance where lher
have been thoroughly used, have IRlJ IMPLIED
OVER DISEASE in almost all ils Oversize
forms. The salutary effects of the Life Mec
oines have, ia fact, been SO universally expclicas
ed that IN the short space OF five years, they Llu
become fully established as the most ca 3 "a.
and perfect mode OF treatment ever Offered to IL
public
II is unnecessary, here, for Dr. MoGa, to "a.
capitulaie all The reasons which have iutnu.
him to arrive at this conclusion. 1t is suffice.
for him TO say, that the DISTINGUISHED testmay
Of his follow citizens Who have been induced
uae the Life Medicines, will freely be otio!u! 3,
shy one who may feel disposed to call al BIS O.
fee, 375 Broadway. lie has there on file sestl
thousand letters, voluntarily prolFefed by his 3
ticnts, tie receipt aud pcrusal Of which has g.t
him more pleasure than all the wealth Of tie Lax
could confer.
The reader may no, perhaps be aware tia, 4,
Origin of Moilal's Life Medicines was The result.
protracled and painful illness Of their origns
Tor, Mf. JoHS MoIFAT. When taken III VT \
was a prosperous and furnishing merchant +,
the lower part Of the city; and having consals5
and employed number of our most kllfu! Bhi /.
clans be- after months of suffering, Wasspre,.
cd upon TO try the medicine which is nov .f.,.
to the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines IN bis o..
ease was unparalleled in the history Of mete,
experienced and he Immediately determined n
make known 10 the world a medicine 10 \ b,c. +
not only owed his life, but his happiness lE
uniform success which has since attended Ne.
administration in every instance where Fl,
trial has been given them, has been attestet i
thousands and inconicsllbly proves their a,tia..
merit.
The LIFE MTDIcfSEs can be taken with sa6l
by persons Of any age and the feeble, and uiil.
the nervous and the delicate. are slreuglAelct.y
their operation, because by their prompt an De,
er action upon the secretions Of The sysllu. ia
their assimilation with and publication Of Z
blood, they clear the System of all bad huns,
quiet all nervous ifritabiliiy, and invariably r.
ducc sound health.
For foil particulars relative to the yal.o1s ts
cases, modes Of treatment with the Life MeteHa
he reader is referred 10 the Good Sanarila
published gTGtuitOusly, by DR.. w Il. Mo:la., s..
Broadway, in which are also published select.
from numerous flattering and congratulate
tiers received the past iew months
The above medicine for sale BY
Il. J. HOLTON, Aren't
H
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~ likely Negroes.
SI4IE 81 NORYH.cAR0LL14.-
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.

80
IN Eq4'ty.-ApgBSt Tenn, ls43.
'ap'es hainelt % Thos Neal and wife Ann. Nan.
cey smith, LestIy Wright and wife Martba A.
lex Ofier and wife Peggy, William D. Bic
Gun. and wife Mary, Caroline Meek. John Nee
iy' Mary Nicely, Jas Bigham and wife IsabsiIs
Thomas l.. Caldwell and d. M I,en. E,'r ~
James Spratt, inn'r., deed, heits a, I,ys -
James Spratt, sen. deed
ihls case, il appearing to the satisfaction or
- the Court, that the defendants, Thos. Neal spg
~'ie' Nancy Smith, Lertly Wright and mir, Alex.
ofief and wife, VIM u Biggins mud wife, &c.
are not residents Of this State, II is therefore o.,
dered, that publication be made six weeks n the
Charlotte Journal, notifying said defendants 10 be
and appear at the next Court Or Equity. % be held
for Mecklenburg courir, at the Court House IL
Charlotte, on the 4lh M,ndly in February no,t
then and there 10 plead. answer or denut, otber.
wise the bill will be iakdn pyo contesso heard ox
pare and Judgment accordingly entered against
then.
Witness, David r. Dunlap, Clerk and Master
~ Equity, at office in Charlotte, lIe Alb Mon4av
oil August, A. u. ls43
NJ, ,o,, DIR. DUNLAP, C. ME-.
Dec 6 lSiJ. Pfcr adv. s5S uG
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REV. Or. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink EApectOrant syrup,

A n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
"A for Coughs, Hoqrseness, Colds, Pain IN TIC
Breast Influenza, Hard Breathing, aud Difficult
Expecloratou. For Adults and Children in cold
climates and warm.
Have you a Cough D Do not neglect II. Thou
sands have met premature death Tor the want OF
lille attention to a common cold.
Have you a Cough REV. DR.. Bartholomew S
Expcctufant Syrup, safe medical prescription,
containing no POISONOUS drugs, and used IN an ex.
tcnsyc practice for several years, will most posi-
lively aiord relief and save you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumpiion, which usually
sweeps into the grave HUNDREDS Of the young, the
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have YOU a Cough BE persuaded 10 purchase
bottle Of this Expoctofant Syrup to-day To
morrow may bc too late.
Have you a Cough Bartholomew ExPccio.
rant Syrup is the only remedy you should take TO
cure sou. For this plain reason That in the
thousand cases where j, has been used, II has not
failed 10 relieve.
For sale in Charlotte, n c. BY d. Oates and I.
]. Holtou IN Salisbury By c. b. Wheeler; in Lex
ington ~ ! Z. Mabry; in Greensborough By J. *
r e,,an IN Fayc,tevilleb J. A. NJ Rae; IL York
vile, S. c. by Comslock 4 Co.'sagent.
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L j. IIOLION agent,
Charlotte, n. c.
EpALDNESs.-BALM or COLUMBIA. for

h 9&IDNE~S.- BALM or colt NB[A. for
y tho hair, which viii stop il Il falling out, or
restore Il OF bald places mud on children make il
grow rapidly, OF on those who have lost The i.air
from any cau-c
All NERMiN that infcsi the head Of children
~ schools are prevented or Killed by il at once.
End the name Of Cometock Il Co, Oh it or pc4er
Try L. Rcmmbr this aicqys,
Tor sale ~ Charlotte, n. G. BY b. Oates and T.
j llolion; ia Salisbury by G, B. Wheeler, in Lex.
lngton by 7. Mabry in GrcsnsbotouQh by J..
: Z. Sloan; IN Fayetteville by J A. M'Rae il
lorkgi'le, 5. G. 10y Comsloek & Coz arent
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sPOONER'S GEAAN
on
LIFE MEDICINES

Tie Best and Cheapest Family Medicines in use.
TnVIlESE MEDICINES are tie result II life
Il Of study and experience The Proprietor
warrants them 70 effect a cure when taken gceof.
ding TO directions. They comprise the ElygtiAu
o. Health Pil; the liygri4n Tonic, Or Health
Btlefs--te restore tlc dchialcd 81 bf0keu down
constitution aSd tie Uterine Pin, 10 cure those
painful diri su,ies aud diseases peculiar h aaUcn
Tor al. disorders VI ihc stomach aud b5acls--
bilious comp sinis--tisr4scs " cLi3dfea--{cycrs
-aert0u. and sick hgldaohc-gcuttal debility.
g., The iiea'h F'R g Prgtciiy ocHaia and al
miratg a.tgs4Ht r,re|g
The Hgquga To1;c works The . mifaeIo 10
strengthen the i,ctlr utd revive tir 4i-hIy.
OF the Uriu ~. D. Garter 81 New YORK
has Nell aa.G--" TIM remarkable medicine . at s.
silently, but rs syr,ng haFdr,ds IF raiaaits f..
matss from an uHfit1oy cTars I"
The WITH, ui these Medicines have been esfat
!Jslitd BY tie most ampl, experience. Tfst Wit
s'r-- ey ruma ovv NEFrs a SINGLE rkaAE uAs
~ -'EN 4 t,s1tNG ErrcrArlnS
''Ne "rsa.a Or Hsuth MtHriHts,
Nv csiapt'hnsd ~ h'in ~ >-auflug fame. Nc
have been told BY ti,utcrcstrd dits',af I'M, II.
these medicines, being taken as syycrall, r+ese,,
2, have ncrar been hupNn 10 fail 10 etiectirg !.
cuEc. Il has ever given %, pleasure to record the
triumph pt education end Of talent, bat 81 Gtis
eisis--,hc age ofquackcry--ae are d5utly pleas.
cd iO lind, al lcas, ono distinguished medical man
taking stand against this species Of imposition
~ Star.
Many Certificate Of the highest authority have
already bccu PuhHshed--'pmc from the most cum
nenl medical men IN Now York, among whom are
llf- il7'aeh, Mlcacyca, Frances Post, Seycus,
Beck. TorIry, Sc.
See The Hygdsi" and Erira Rggeisi" fur.
ntshed cralb tlhc Proprietor ciIet, Ne. ,. As.
- lIoasg, ~ and b ail hs Agents. These
papers contain information exceedingly interest.
ing to the siek and t. pyiHJs. together witb TWEEN.
lf.ieE useful recipes, aud mass Of iacls aud Ger
tiraloa that must convince every reasonable mind
lhai the llyEc7n Medicines are invaluable
Tic above Medicines are fit sale hy
L. j, IIOLlON Agent,
Ihrl-l III A 4
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MANSION HOUSE.

rHyII Z subscriber having purchased MI 4 (
a Hughes interest in the above t-siabl,sn'
ment, tenders his services 70 the Travelling Pub'
lie. Having for several years been engaged III
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount Mourne
in lrcdell county, be INDUCES the hope that nc
has experience enough in the duties OF ms bust
ness 10 cndeavOr to render comfortable all who
may beslow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful
ly supplied with every thing the country affords
TO please and satisfy the palate even OF an epieure
lbs BAR will be found furnished y It'll choice
selection of Liquors.
III. STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hostlers and supplied with
abundant proycndcr.
Chqiioue Jan. 81 1913. III
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Il. J. HOLTON, Aren't
Charlotte. Y. c
Absolute Curc-AiI.
10000 T n. 51s, soI BAL a :.

- ~ ~ ~ iut, pIOhC bsaJ+i.i't
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR .aes,a..-
1t not only cures quicker, but gives 10 adlaa
pain, nor leaves scar. Frs IS positively .-a-.
cd harmless. $50 has been offered siX mu-5.
any prison returning an empty box, and s-
that all agouy Oh amounting is Ho; extracted b
few minutes, yet not ono from thousand
ais since has claimed the 1onus) Parents C
ious 10 guard against genera injuries Ga- s.
money, time, leisure and life, and prevent 2
offspring from being disiigured bg burns. "a Fl
smallpox pustulcs, i possessing the ,aua
power to replace The ceiulary organs les'isrs
can do so by obtaining this incstinallc s.al.
Many deeply burnt cases in the city car We ss.
and one enlrc face burnt over and wounded as
distinct times IN the same spot while hta a
IN no case can be traced lie least Ctc t-s
marx For all kinds If hurts, its Fap.l a
effects, are alike important; even sore eyes. 81
EXAMINATIONS and BROKEN BkIAs.
would he unknown. The toilet and nurse r.
clearing the ska Of plmpies, removing oh.'t,N
Viii Ind 1t Indispensable Once using guy s.
forever establish il tie sovereign HEAL AZ
qualify, httcr tits notice, heads OF laui ss
lowing torture for months, and ultima G
torted features, can never Wife away feg.a
Justly uttered by disabled child, for u,g.5c
10 triumph ever FIRE.
~. sails ia Charlotte, n C., by +. oa;e= ar.
:. uollon n Salisbury by c. b. Whcclcr; 30
netun BY J. p. Mabry ia Grecnsloruuga 3.
K sloan; In Fayetteville By ]. \. Mr.
\ urhyllc, ;. G.. by CoastuCk a Co.'S aren't
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OR, LEATHER RESTOGER. ANEW CT
MICAH, DISCOVERY

ok, LEATHER RESTOGER. ANEW CHE
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
S& oSf people know, that skins aud hides arc
va converted lnto Leather by the use Of Tan.
min cx,racttd from certain barks. &c Whup sar
force and strength Of the Tanpi9 s., e''" oni,'
leather becomes dega 39J{S o, III Eyo
M ~. ..ien lit, seilntss, moistaess, strerafb.
-''foot"Hess, and remove al crust ily, or blister.
feslofe he ignHia. This subs,ance The le.,hor
never can receive ;he second time; but The whole
virtues o. II arc ia this article, the OIL, OF TAN
Mn which pcnelrates tie stifiest and hardest
leather, If II has been twenty years in nsr. ana
Il At Tears Easily with the fingers, it imnor,s a,
once strength that is utterly incredible uo,il
seen becomes like new leather, in Il respee,s
WIN dclighIia soiiacss and polish, and makes
al leather completely and perfectly impcryinus
70 ~atei--and particularly boots, shoes, carriage
Tops hose, trunks harness, and in fact all ,hinSs
mace OF leather giving splendid polish, even
bRHeF lhah now leather has, and at least dor Gliny
~ wear ana durability, IN whatever manner he
Ieaihef IS used. These are facts
Those who viii may wear old shoes, groan with
corns, ride with old carriage tons have Old harness
am throw them away half used, look fthy the,n.
selves and all abdu, them, oxpend double ,bat +
necessary for articles Of leather 10 their hfa,,,s
content Tor What We caro-, il their proiuaicos ara
50 strong they will not try new discovery. W.
nave no iaVors 10 ase Of them, they nrc the tcs,
eSl sufferers, and we beg for nobody's eus,om ~
patronage Now gentlemen, please yourselves
~ none genuine unless with the fac-simile oc
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