Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-21


ENOk the GROWTH, PRESERVATION and
Il RESTORATION Of the hair This s an ex-
Gelent article, and has, in numerous instances pro.
duced me growth Of hair on the heads Of persons
who had been bald for yesrs.
Gentlemen who wish 10 improve their wbiskers
VIII mud this most auabe assistant, giving them
thick, glossy, and hno curling appearance. For
this purpose ii is all that can be desired
For the toilet the ladies will find this an admirable
article. II gives luxurious brency TO the ha,r
and curls, filling The minds Of the behoders with ad.
miratlon, and almost with env y.
1t removes all unnatural hsrsbnoss and dfyncss Of
Tue hair, which often prccede It's loss, and should
never be permitted to continue without using rome-
dies.
Persons taking journeys OF sea voyages will find
this a most valuable assistant for preserving the
health OF the hair, which at these times is so apt 10
tall of.
Mothers who wish to encourage the growth OF
luxurious III If Tor their Children their dan ghtes
peclaly, when the hair is light and thn will end that
the use Of the hair tonic will confer on them beautiful
ard uxurlan heads OF hair
Mothers, during their confinement and recovery,
will find this an invaluable remedy in preventing all
arrangement OF the hair at these critical periods
when it is so apt TO become diseased, and more or
lie. s TO become gray, thin and fall Oh.
An persons during sickness. ndlspositio1 ond fo-
vers, and whon recovering from lhcm at which
lines, IN Thousands e instances, the hair becomes
very tender, aud the slightest touch will cause 10
fall in handsfull will iad ibis tonic ali that they can
weakness Of the hair, and prevent its loosing
It's colour and falling OIL, and restore ils tul
growth beauty aud mxmoucy
Many persons, both ladies aud gentlemen, often
find that their hair apt 10 become very dirty, srea-
y and fulI OF dandm6 80 as 10 soil dresses, coats
bonncts coats, &c. The use Of the hur tonic as di-
rcc''d, will give The most surprising sweetness, pu-
y md cleanliness 10 The hair and scalp; indeed all
hai the most refined taste OF 6elicacy cond desire.
Many, even young pcr-ons, sometimes find tho
too early appearance Of grey hairs when this he.
gins, the of the hair oulc will check tie dispo-
siiIon to brcomo grey, and almost wholly II not
trey prevent it.
For sale by f. p. WALTON s. SONS, only au.
thorzed agents in Montpelier W.
We append the following notice ircm the Pha.
dtlpha STANDARD
RETURN or MIRACLES. We are not particularly
fond OF the "wild and tho wonderful; :" yet events
occasionally occur that throw tar into The shade the
most oxtrava CANT spfculalons OF diseased ina gin
alton. One OF Ibis kind has lately tax IN place in This
CITY A lady, not over forty, born without that
natural covering to, aud adornmont Of the head,
which ALL and ladies in particular, 80 much admire,
the hair, and has remained until recently. To
conceal the unfinished work Of nature she has been
doomed from carly infancy to "wig" and Xix C
the iackada in the fable, appear before the world
with her head bcdeck d with III cast off plumes OF
others. Some months snce she commenced using
Juyne's hair tonic, and her great delight, and the
astonishmcnt OF all her acquninlances, young hair
made its appearance, and has toniinned to grow
in length and to increase m quantity, until her head
is completely covered with A. fine, thick and luxnri-
ant auburn locks as ever adorned the healthy maiden
of sixteen. II hair be made to grow upon heads
which have never before produced it, We know moi
what next may he done, and We see no very great
improprieiy in looking for a return ofMiracles'