New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-29
Boets and Shoe.

The amount of these articles manufactured al
worn out In the United State. sid 10 bs coras.
biz over hundred millions II dolisr. per year L.
improvement calculated 20 lessen this .mrp.n.. -.
tax especially that which vii give u beav srcL. -,
les n0ar emncntly deserves and should receive A.
due encouragement such an improvement !. as,
before Us called Congress Boots" Their g.D.,,,
character and superiority over OF the Old fssh.on. .
summed up Ia the following circular nov before a.
T. They have no strings 10 iie and unite or bfe,s
and dsnglc around your heels Ike snake. nor hsv.
they any openings requiring them o. In The least need
OF any Ind this oil know. i matfer 81 some napo.
janice for strings Ia boots or SHOES ar" troublesome
niurous and bunclns contrysuccs 81 say the e.., y.
them Tying sad untying them take ~ much AM.
They make the boot wrinkle and hss over the HI
lows of the ankle. And 90 make sucn boots -, even
f0lersbig well the strings must be- tied ~ tight a. =.
most 70 stop the circulation Of the blood. cauns area,
pain and not unireqlently tearing out or bursting sns
spelling the boot because the feet swell with cxorcs.
especially II there j. thing ht and not elastic sousi
the ankles. and these strings VIII not stretch a.
usv stronger than any other part of the boot snd n,
often be rcpen.shcd, frequently A. announcement ani
awkward tiuics.
? Instead Of openings snd lacing. Congress. Boot.
and shoes have beautiful elastic cores Of any color a.
sired which easily expand 90 admit the foot sli hsr
close up and make The boot shoe set perfectly smooth
and neat around tho foO, and ankle-nllhout even
wrinkle
D. They can be put on and of much the quickest .si
easiest fact well known % every person who Know.
how 20 pat them on ard has them. made 10 II,
present style. with the improved cores nss used
J. These cores viii not congste but VIII retain h,r
quicsccnt length, aud wear much longer than Az
other part Of the boot or shoe, whether made Of sik
cloth or leather and can be cleaned well They A..
msdc water proof or not a. desired, have no dsasree
able rubber smell, viii not pcrspirstlon say
more than the other parts Of the boot shoe and are
equally unaffected by cold and heat
g. They give perfect ease and elastic braces 10 hs
feet and snkcs-speudid things for walking Make
~ fa.f. ftff
Just the thing for persons with weak snklcs No Pa
or Ma. Gee me srises " every hour IN the day with
hcn And none OF that pain 80 frequently experenc
ed by those who wear the old fashions, ana which
make them "waddle' rather than walk and look A..
unpleasant a though they were cstins crab apples
They are 90 sci well and easy, whether The
lasts which they were made were exactly the shape
OF the feet or not because the cores will expand 80 A.
10 give room to the feet where may be wanted sui
will not contract powerfully 10 hurt though they
will ever keep the boots smooth and handsome They
also give pressure over the feet aud snces and
therefore viii not create but VIII remove the cause Of
corns, which are caused by an unequal pressure In
this respect they better than all tho corn ssyes
in existence.
T. They are not only handsomer. hu, display the loo,
and ancle 10 much better advantage, snd will wear
much hsndsomcr and longer than any other Kind Of
boots or shoes.
By another circular now before us, we learn thai
these elegant articles extensively manufactured
and have become exceedingly fashionable in all the q,
les and large towns IN the United states and In EurOp-
No doubt they will soon completely supersede all ths
old fashions We understand that W. Charts Etslor
Lynn Mass is the most extensive manufacturer Of them
in the known world-that he averages about nrepy
thousand pairs per month meets with quick sales
prompt psyments--snd Is maxim. handsome fortune
by his enterprise and industry as he deserves That
he has even made large quantity for the Librs
market and has large orders for more Of the same
sort"
He has sent US most beautiful par-to a real Gu
riosity OF course, then, in what we say, va speak
HnddsaRdiR1ly
We take pleasure In noticing still further that th.
American invention and that several OF our enter
prising and fashionable manufacturers here IN e. Louis
have secured the patent right 10 make these articles
and are now prepared 10 make them 10 order N,
doubt they will make money by the operation.
lSt. Louis Advocate