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>NEWG6ODS.
EW0fIE 'SUBSCRIBER-has this day received Ai
=. 9pEintS Rhd Summer Stock. -

EW1EE SUBSCRIBER has. this day received ahis
/ L. Spring and SunlIneE stock. -
purchased for cash. and of the latest impeatio consist
ing Of French and English Goods, Cloths and CasSim-
eres single nille9 CasstereS, great variety Of latest
Styles Ganhroons, fancy aud white drlpgs, Vestipgss
beautiful assortments Satns, "Sfiks, Cashmere and
Chatly, London Quings, white and fancy M1TseiIlies,
Linen Coating He respectfully invites the public
generally cath and examine his Stock which, for beau,
and duality, cannot be surpassed ia the Slate Crate
nl tor the encouragement he has hSEetere receveahe
is determined to relax effort s part to give th4t
satisfaction which has always been his Gs lie men
furnis ng their own Inaerals may rely hagng them
made up the most tasty and ashonable manner, with
hs uSua1 despatch; and retrehch1nent and economy
the spirt of the times, wl.urnisb superior black
suit of Clohe of either French or English goods Of The
quatities at from sac to 4ss and coats'of *arsus
tcolors. fsoin SIG, $lS to 81 and $26 for Cash.
And here would take occasion 10 inform the public,
that have materially reduced my Pseesof nsnHfactat
who may be disposed to gRe me call, as intend to
work low any other establishment IN the Cy, that
has any reputation for workmanship. have also,
hand, good assortment of fancy articles, viz: White
Cambria and Silk Handkerchiets Fancy Sattn and Silk
Scar and Cravats Suspenders, black HorAe Skin, and
white and black Silk Gloves, Cotton KAit Shirts and
Drawers, half Hose white and mixed and will keep
on hand lines. assortment Of ready Made Cloth
ing, mad in ths shop under my Inspection. Stran'
gers visiting the City, would do we'll to give me CALI
will dispose of them low for Cash, and should any
person fancy piece Of Goods land not wish it made u
will sell it az cheap he can get it eswhere, and not
charge foE cutting in SUCH cases -
,: THOMAS. R. FENTRESs.
Raleigh, April 8, 1s44 4ss St
N: B. The latest Plate Of Fashions just received.
Cutting reduced. .~s... - ,
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-. = CHEAP 49,
Dry Goods Hardware, and Grocery
STORE. .....-.

lTHE subscriber ha.. Just opened large supply.
Vile street, Opposite Mr. d: MURRAY's Hote1 Wher
tends not to be- dpdsSsod BY any house IN the plao,
His stock consist Of the following articles:
K - ~. Dry Goods. .. -
Calicoes, of different figures and ,ptices,- -
Muslins-Swiss, Jackonet, Book aud Checked, So
White Cambrics, Irish Linens, ." -
Vestings, Brown Linen, Brown Holland,
Grass Linen, Furniture Dimity,
TailOr's Canvass. GambIOOns, Ribands.
Silk, Bandana, and coFah Handksrchies,> 49,, 4
Cotton DO. ohiidrensN - Do.,
Muslin Eravats. Fans black andpainted: =. =
Cotton waddings Spool Thread al szef,
Ounce and pack Pins. Hooks and Eyes plated,
Brown Sheeting, rBiesctiedd do. - = 4
Bleashed James, Apron Checks,- @s :.
Plaid, Domestic, Bed Eckings' -. -
Sewing Six. Patent Thread. Turkey Cotton.
White Hosiery, Do. half Hose, -.
Brown and mi xed Half Hose, - -
SOspsadsFs, Tuck and'Side Combs, ., -
Pocket Combs, 6ne Ivory do, =
Boxes Knitting pins, Nankeen,
Cotton Gambroops, Roam Mixtures
Coat Bindings. F Fgared de-, balls TWIST -.
Vest buttons, BettalsffaP do, ) - 49,
Button Moulds, Parasols, Shades :
Hardware. :, --..>
Trace chains, Long handle Forks, ;.
Shaving Glasses, Shoe brushes. :,,
Backing Of the very best quality,
Superior shaving Boxes and Brushes,
LInkyStanoSD w lsninS 1ooRS ana LheS,
Cast, German and Blister STEEL, Nail Rods -
A lafge lot of superior Pocket Kniyes, -..,
Knives and Forks Of all qualities, from rs to 30 cents
Coffee Mills, Candle Sn1ffers, ChiseIs all sizes.
Augurs, Sad Irons, Tea Kettles; = -
Brass Kettles, Razors and Straps, =
Sewing needless Pocket Steelyards, Z.
Chest and Drawer Locks, Sand paper.
Wedding Hoes, long Shovels, Hammers,
lies all sizes, Screws, ATf blades,
Whip Brooms, Papers tacks assorted,
Plate Locks, Sifters, Sheep shears,
lets, Frying Pans, and many other articles in the
hardware line.
- Groceries.
Sugars all kinds large lot Coffee; Cheap, -
Nails all sizes, Bar Soap, ShaHingdo, ... -
Shot Powder. Pepper Al!sPices Ginger,
Snuff, Writing paper, Cotton and wool Cards,
Bar Lead, Cigars, Shoe thread,
Bed cords, Sole and upper Leather, -
Candies SpeTfpand Tallow, Tobacco, Rasins,
Flour Meal Salt Bacon, Lard, and many other articles
in the Grocery lno =.
=. GrOckery.
China sets, Liverpool and common Dishes, .
liverpool and common Teas, Plates kkinds,
Steak Dishes, Tureens, Wash bowls and Pitchets,
Fancy Mugs chamber, very large milk and small Bowls.
and many otiIeEartiefes. *
- :: Shoes. -. =. &.
Mons, ladies' Shoesof all Sizes qualities and
prices. Also, childreRs Shoes. black and red.
And many other articles too tedious to mentieR; all
OF which will be sold low for Cash, those that pay
punctlal when called The subscriber feels thahk
fa for the liberal patronage he has received,
to merit a continuance of the same. .....s = -
Raleigh, ApriE3, 1914: 1872 If
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HNHE subscriber now offers for SALE delivered in Bal
tmore, and dat prices corresponding with the hard
FTHRESHING MACHINES, for threshing Wheat, Rye,
OATS and small seed and cracking Gofnin the for
the purpose ofPreParihg it for food fop cattle.
The improvement which makes these Machines supe-
ror TO any noY in the Southern and Northern
country because of the body the cylinder being east
in one or two pieces, with heads and teeth points all
addohat and obviatAg the danger Of the spikes
Tying out AZ sometimes happens with the wooden rylenr
der, which greatly yendangefs the lives of the operatives
0f4ese Machines fears need be entertained of their
petformsce for the ofther having been success
fully tried for three years past and yet objection
has been made known 70 thesAgent:.<. = :
Being the only Agent IN North Carolina, to dispose of
said achines, and living a5 do in aremoe section of
couatr feel il to be incumbent on 10 give notice
through the colufhnsof of the public organs that
the farmers and others may supply themselves tf they
EheY can be transported one wagons bat more con-
YepfehtE two, from onetaS to anotheFs and after
fyIn At the place where tie work is tose executed
can be put up and set in operation IN less time than at
teen minutes With four goodAOrseS aud eight hdt1S,
these Machines will htest Of good Wheat four hundred
bushels per diem. ,-- -. - & 60. -,
1now propose to seitthe four horse p5er for $3.50.
and the two horse power, huir after the same coAsruc
bon and Upon the same principles oa $95 east detver-
order at his or teii ss, Baltimore, safd Machines
complete ana ready for work. (aye the levers and braces
that Propel the horse Power toany point on the Rail
Readthat he or they may direct. - >
Orders for Machines will N6e forwarded to y address
as soon thepurchaser makes up his mind to buy In
order that may have them cast and sent Baltimore IN
municaons this subject win receive my earliest
tehtior, If directed as follows:
/. > DANIEL q. MoNTGoMERY, P: M -
.dE6rights, N: C.
n. BAI will take occasion to state that these Ma
ehneshaye been cast in Chatham county, IA this State,
and tatsu IS aboutto be broght for daages ganst
first procuring right for said PATENT D. an:
= Jan. II, 1874 - :. A51-5m,
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POETRY.
For the North Carolina Standard.
POOR WINGS.

POOIs WINGS.
. seetbem now, in numbers aock,> o.
Under their banner, :' Coon and Sack. :
And at decorum making mock, .'~Is
Poor Wings:
Their god approaches, then oh then >.
laundering shouts from boys and men
To introduce the ''Ceck' and "Hen''"
- : .Fo whiEa- -. -
They deal ir,slapder and in noise,
Roaring aloud their vulgarjoys
p eAnd many Of them bea:dless boys
Young Wings
They show, their.ve0smeus tooth and fang,
In low-bred impudencS and slang
,Applasded by motley gang
- ofWhigs. "a
rheir motto "YGu can't come it quts,".
They shout,aloud with wrath andspite,
But let them boast with all their might,
Poor Wings. - -
All will not do, twill fail at last
We see it all-the die is cast -
This foOlery their cause will blaSt,s:
..-~>- Poor Wings.
Away! awayt Such folly hence,
Disgusting thus to common sense
But let US ali in pfesent tense
Be Democrats.
We need not fear-each sober mind,
Who not by pPejudtce4s blind,
Will in his heart be sure to find
-. He is AsDEMoCRAT.
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qsaia to appear il y6aE columns; TO
any popgunsy Wlioh may be discharged sngainst
US by unskilV4i hands: T sHe. writer win come
to our room, howepsr, swe win discuss this Dues
ton or any other with him, with the greatest plea
sure; we do net approve Of sparfing in news
paper, nor will we engage init
= Very respectfully, yours, Sc.
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Notice.

" AS taken hrin Currituck, and confbitted to Jail
W at Curfituck Court House, N. Carolina, the
third day of January, 1874 negro by the name of
Dick, commonly called Dick TOler Dick is a. stout,
able bodied fellow about fifty years of age quite black,
with good teeth formerly Belonged in said county of
Currtuck, Andwas sold by Mr. William S. Etheridge; of
said county, in 1886, to MrrEdward Wilson, Of Virgin
ia; and Dick sayshe wasfakeA by Mr. Wilson to Rich
nond Va and then sold gentleman from South Care
lima, by the name Of Thomas Jones' The Is re-
quested to forward prove hs ttEe pay expenses
and take him away; hewill be dealt with the law
Directs BENJAMIN T.. SIMMONS, Joilor.
Currituek G. H., Jan. II, 1S44. 4S2-6rn.-
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.a:ER" CK0CKERY' STORE.

N~ IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
fit No 30 Pear! ST., 'eco"d door G6OUe FlO" Street.
THB undersigned. having recently commenced the
y Cookery 5oebng business, has now opened a CON-
P1ete stock or -. -
\ Chipa, Glass and EarshenwaFe,
newly imported; comprising the newest shapes and
patterns, EhicAIh be soldcheap for Cashor approved
Credit. Meechars visiting the City are respectfully in
vlted to call and examine the assortment, when such IN
ducements will be offered will make it their Interest
to become purchasers.
HENRY STEVENSON, 270 Pearl Stree, NY
MarcR. 1S44. 49l-l5h
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VuAUAUAC bOfNA EStdt07AUA Llo
NHE subscriber offers for sale the following deSi''O
Il City property: :. .-.... - bicb
there is an elegant and commodious new brick buldn ns
with allnecessary onf houses-the residence o ding T
Mrs R. Williams Also, beautiful one acre
lot the opposite side of the street And the No.
Acre Lots, known in the. plan of the City as NO. 56
80, No 35, No 81 Nos 40 Al and A. Nos "a anu vo
Also. tractof LAND containing about 2lO Can't
miles west of the City, joining the andsol t4g sAS
Hunter. LEWIS L. WlLLlIf .f
Raleigh March t2, 1S4E 40'-"
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state OF N aCarelIns.s .9Yayne- ,eorhty:

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term, Isa4
Jonas DsYnfDg ing rs rs Ws1; as1 n Baker
1Fa Lapgaten rs Henry Edwards. =:
|, Levy on Land.
appearing the satisfaction 6fthe Court that the de-
fendsf, in me above named cases. Residents
This State It IS ordered therefore, that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard, notifying terf to
boro on the ard Monday in May hext, and show cause if
any they have; why the plaIns should not have exeeo
sWiaess. j. 4. eaEss. elsrk of .ata Court :. ofee.
the srdsMonaay in February. 1874 -.
-. - JOHN a: GREEN &C. c..
:. April; 1s4s. tPr. adv. So 62'I-2,( 4s4-6t
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PEARL-STREET HOUSE,
:. No. 80 PEARL.STREET, =,

+ - .NE1V- YORK!
TTtHIS extensive Establishment possesses advantages
l. to merchants and others visiting the city over all
other Hotels in New York It Is situated in the centre
othe commercial operations ofthe city. The Exchange
Custom House, Pos-Ofice, and principal Banks, are
within IA few minutes walk of this Hotel.
This weh-known Esabli ishment as now in complete
Order is apartments are large, eon4enieat and airy
and for The table, suffice to say, it shall not be
PASSED Its location is quiet and out efhe noise
OF the omnibuses, and within lew minutes walk of
Broadws The Proprietofs, ever grateful to the public
generally for their liberal patronage hope to merit, by
their and exertons contnuanee their cid
customers and friends Competent Servants will be found
every department of this Hotel =. -
j. M. FLINT & co.,
: Jan %, 1844.-4S3-3 -3m-p. Proprietors.
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MAJ & MFg. BuFWelI60 Female school
HILLSBoRoUGH;N N. C.
.fTNHE Summer sessionawill Begin on Thstsday the
23d Of May Vacations hereafter will Sc in April
and October. 49,. =
.TERMS..PAyABLE HALF INsADyANcE
Tuition, S : p, is. and W r 60 %
Use Of Piano, >.~+.isse4t : 90
Board can also behad in respectable faGiliess In
April I, 1874. Is 1896.
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-GIn1versffy Of North CarOlinh.

PROPOSALS. will be received for erecting two
Literary Societies Of the University They areSte be
attached to the East and West College dngs-about
40fset square II stories high including the basement
and tobs covered with metailic roof The plan and
specifications ia the bands of bis Excelency, John
N. Morehead at Raleigh. and Of ne President 0fthe
ersity this place TO either OF Hhep ,aPpliGs-
ions or lhe Contract may be ada before the sr
day of.May nsxt -
~, -, 49, rsg~ - Rt4A ~ ) CQWAaSa II
: WALTER L STEELE, :,
- - - = - - - NfLEIAM HILL @<V,t-y
- JAS. S. JOHNSTON.
JAMES G. SCOTT,
REUBEN C. SHORTER:
-. 49,. =. = :. Building Committee.
Chapel Hill, April s, 1914 =. 4ss:4t,
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G.. O. NELSON.
eFHsHIONABLE TALON

F HION ABAE TA1LOn'
Gone door North of J. C. PALMER 8 Jewellery 0''"
FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
.- RALEIGH, Nc C.
r, Bcf- His charges will be regulated blythe times
TING done at reduced prices, - 47S.f
: Dec. 6, 1842.
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.SheriGaa SaIe.,...

NM I'LL be sold at the Court House d6or'in the town
Nv Eof GatesvHe, sdn SatnrdeE the 1sthdaE Of May
next thefoliowing tracts of AND or raueh thsreaf
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SFLENDID SCHEMES.

=. - ,$3O,OO0L
= ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class No. Is, tor 1854 To be drawn at Ale1anohd
D. C.S on Saturday, April 2T. 1914.
GRAND SCHEME. nm
prizeof $50 600, LOT $40 goo, Iof 900, Of $S C
Of 2 200, 10 przeso 81 200, 10 Of 6oO 10 oil s'''
10 Of $500! &C. &c.
= &C No LotterS-12 Drawn BGllos
:. Tickets $lo-HalveS $5-Quarters 81 81: ,o
Certificates of package of q whole tickets $liS
= Do do % half tickets % N
Do do 22 quarter tickets 27 30
: aOrders for Tiekets and Shares and Certificates
Packages in the above SplenddI lotteries will receive
most prompt attention, and an account Of 4e ataS nav
will be sent Immediately after it is over to all VINO u"
order r-tick cts from Address,
- JIG. GREGORY s. CO. Manager
- Washington City, D. u
March 20. I844-- 49O-Stp
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STATE .of N. .CaFoIiM., OnsloW. Count1

State OF n. Carolina. ORslOw County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Feb Term, 1874
Gardner Shepard, Administrator of Thomas Mashborn.,
Ua. John B. Pollock. Original Attachment.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
B. Pollock, The defendant in this case. not nhab
taht Of this State 1t sheretore ordered that publication
be made ia the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
Notifying the SAID defendant that he be and
Quarter Sessions be held for the said County, Ons
low Court House, the first Monday in May next then
aad there to rep1eVy and plead issue otherwise judy
meh by default will be granted asainst him.
- Witness AsPER ETHERIDGE,- Clerk of our said
Cour at Office, the 1st Monday in February, 1914.
-. :: JASPER ETHERIDGE, &C. c.
March Is. 1914. ,lPr. adv. So - 4sO-6t
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1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
b pollock, the defendant in this ease not an inhab
tant of This State is therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
notifying thesad defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices OF Court of Pleas and
Qsar Sessions, to be heldfor the said County at ons
lew Court House, the first Monday in May next then
and there toreplevy and plead to issue; otherwise udg
uFent by default will be granted against him.
Witness, JAsPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, the lst Monday in February 1874
II =. = : JASPER ETHEKLDGE, C. &C.
Marsh I5ss1S44. (Pr adv. So 49O-6t
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state OF N. Caroline, OnslOw County
Court pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 1S4I
William Cooke os. John B. Pollock
- ORIGINAL A

happening to the satisfaction ofthe Court that JbD
B. Pollock the defepdaut this case, is not an nhaG
ant Of this State Ills therefore ordered that publication
be made in the North Carolina Standard for six weeks
notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices our 6ourt of Pleas and
Quayer Sessions to be held for the said County at On
low Court House on the rst Monday in May next then
and there to repls4y and plead issue otherwise udg
ment by deant wiz be granted against him.
Witness. JASPER ETHERIDGE, Clerk of our s,d
coud-at Office, thesFst Monday in February 1874.
. JASPER ETHERIDGE, C. C. C.
March Is, 1874. pr. adv $5l 49O6t
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- ]. r. REDDIEK, Sheriff,
April !. lsu l{pr. adv s is y. .4sa-5t,
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State of N. Carolina, O1lsIow CoDD,-

Alfred Shepard os John B. Pollock.
Original Attachment.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that M
B. Pollock the defendant in this case not an bS.b
taht ol this State: Iistherefore ordered that pubca
be made in the North Carolina Standard for sx yy
notifying the said defendant that he be and
appear before the Justices of Court of Pleas aS
Quarter Sessions, to be held for the said County at O
low Court House, the frstMendsy in May next theD
and there to EePesy and pleadto ssue otherwise uJp
mfnt by default will be granted against him.
Witness JASPER ETHERTDGE, Clerk Of orr ,o;,
Coart at Office, the 1st Monday in February 1874
JASPER ETEIERIDGE, ,C.C,c
r. March rs, 1874. - (Pr adv. S5I 1OC.s, NJ r.
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State OfkNss Carolina. OnslO1v Comm.
Court otePleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term TO-,
= William A. Williams Cs. Jno B. PoIlocE;
Original Attachment.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court t.
BePolloek the defendant In this case is not an Sohr
tap of this State It is therefore ordered that
be made IN the North Carolina Standard for s @
successfully, notifying the said defendant that he
appear before the Justices Of our Court of p" SAo
Quarter Sessions, to be held said COUNTY az and
IeY Court House, ON the first Monday In May newt %
and there to repleyy and plead to issue otherwise
Reht by default will BE granted agsinst him. Jug
Witness, JASPER >ETtEERIDGE, Clerk of or .
Court at Offse the 1st Monday in February ISL SAID
~ JASPER ETHERIDGE, g. n
March 10, 1s44, .,.... (Pr. adv. $5.( 1865 S
state of n. Carolina, 0hsIOV Co",.-
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term TO-.
George 2 and Richard H, Grant ps. Jno B. PoIIoo,.
~ Original Attachment.
It appearing to the satisfactonof the Cont tE..r
B. Pollock, the defendania this case is not an
tant of This State Itis therefore orderedtha
be made in the North Carolina Standard for sv %
successfully, notifying the said pdant that b
appear before the Justices of our Court of P ana
to be held for the said County and
low Count House, the first Monday in Nav newt ms
and there to xeplevy and plead to issue otherwise eh
ment by default will be granted against him 'JuuS
Witness 4EkSPER ETHERI DGE. Clerk of o. =.
Court at Ofice, the 1st Mendayn February 1871 Sala
: -" JASPER ETHERIDGE' = = n
:. March ID, ls44 (Pr. adF. $5C 4So.St
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ate of N. Carolina. OnslOW Connt,

conftOf Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Feb Term 1871
George w. Davis us John B. Pollock.
: e Original Attachment.
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at reduced prices for Cash.

Chapel Hill, April s, 1914 A93-4t.
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HNHE subscriber has Just opened large supply ol
IL Dry Goods, Groceries, and Hardware, on FaYette-
Vile street. Opposite Mr.. D: MURRAy's Hote where
he invites all to- call and examine his stock, he in
tends not to be- updefsold by any house the place
His stock consist Of the following articles:
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-02-29
OIL OF TANNIN,
OR LEATHER RESToRER.

A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
Most people know that skin, and hides are convert
ed into leather by the of Tannin extracted from
certain banks, &c.
When the force and strength of the Tannin is worn
OUT leather becomes dead hard dry brittle cracked
covered with q crust, sc. TIL. ALL ANow. To re-
store, then, life, softness mostness strength smooth
ness, and ramove all crust fly, blisterrestore the
tannn. This substance the leather never can receive
the second tme but the whole virtues Of it are in
this article, the OIL OF TANNIN-which pene-
tratcs the stest and hardest leather if it has been
twenty years in use and if it tears easily with the
fingers, 1t imparts 1t strength that is utterly
incredible until seen. II becomes like new leather
in all respects, with delightful softness and polish
and makes all leather completely and pc, fectly inn
pervous to water-particularIy boots, Shoes carri-
age-tops, harness, hose, trunks, and in fact all things
made of leather, giving splendid polish, even high
or than new leather has, and at feast doubling its
wear and durability in whatever manner the leather
Is used. THESE ARE FACTS.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with
corns, tide with ODD carriage-topshave old harness.
and throw them aw,y half used-look filthy them
selves and all about them-expend double what is
necessary for articles Of leather thoir hearts con-
tent, for what we CARE if their prcj,idlces are so
strong, they will DOT try discovery. We have no
favors TO ask of them they the greatest sufferers
aud we beg for nobody's custom or patronage. Now,
gentlemen, please yourselves.
IL None genuine unless with the fac smile sig
nature OF CONS'rOCK & Co.
For sale by CHARLES STOTT, 81
Jan 10 Druggist, Penn Av., Washington