The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-08

CO. SOME FACTS NOT TO BE READ BY THE
LADlEsAmid the multiplied efforts of the scientific or
promotioi of Hair found efcacious, and the
bald were still compelled to submit to the humilating
priv alton. The introduction OF Odridge's Balm, how
ever, in London A D. 1924 tits having already
been fully experienced and atesed in the United ses
in the annals OF mans triumph nature" On its
first appearance seemed to be considered in the same
but the propretors having opted PLAN embracing the
only practical test OF utility. that OF grauous appca'
ton to all who desired it, or several Of the first years
which the journals Of that od will corroborate the
results quickly eyceededthe most sanguine aaticpacns;
for the Balm flowed from all quarters accompanied
by testimonials oil its complete success, and thus was
in the parent country that this production Of
the new world achieved its greatest triumph
The uniang properties of the Balm as a strengthened
preserver and restorer of the hair univ ersay
e and acknowledged, to have become proverbal;
and it has been SO highly eulogised and in such multi
Piled instances that the proprleors can barely refer to
the numberless communications they have received 70
this effect access to which may be obtained at the Office
by who are DESTROYS OF seeing these proofs OF its EN-
cacy.
The further vanages of the Balm of Columbia may be
summed up in its freeing the hair IRON souri, producing
pesutfu gloss and curl, preserving from premature
gayntss and its excellent adapt TO the nursery
which should never be witboutit.
Repeated experiments have also proved that climate
destroys its efficacy. To those then, who engaged in
commercial affairs, 1t proves most valuable article OF
trading speculation.
J. A. Cowng, ESQ., of the firm of Cowing, Richmond &
Co, merchants No III South street, will fully confirm
lady in his family fast losing her hair, and had
tried many other remedies without ofec'-when Mr. C..
OF Columbia which staid the hair firmly once and
by the OF two bottles THICK crop of beau.
tiui nair u growing out rapidly Let any one who
Mr. Lewis Millard of Butternuts, otsego county had
lost his hair and had 1t fully restored by bottles
the Balm In tact; the cures numerous that it is
quite out Of the question TO refer to one in hundred Of
those who have experienced the like effect.
WHO WILL BALD 7-Colonel Seaver, Postmaster at
Batavia is knowing to the fact that DR.. Bingham, of &C.
county eyed over 40 and for more than seventeen
bali al hoir I'm llu nv
use of one bottle of the Balm of Columbia, from Com
stock 4 Co.
Broadway has had her hair fully restored after her head
had been perfectly bald for long time.
apce and comiot of mankind than good head of hair
In youth is indispensable good looks and in age
certainly necessary for comforts and is surely as
proper supply the loss OF OF natures gifts as those
that fashion and custom have forced upon But will
you for lost hair substitute wig7 No! Wearing wig
impars the health breeds humors and produces number
less evilsa of which be avoided by the of Old
ridges Balm of Columbia. from 81 Courtandt street,
ness or by age Never buy without the Of Comstock
&Co on the wrapper-all others are counterfeit.
landt street. and at the Branch House. Cornhi Bos
ton.
90 IMPORTANT TO THE UNFORTUNATE.-A
cureguarauteed The College Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city Of New York. established for the
OF quockery, is prepared to treat ali diseases
Of private nature and offer to all those afflicted with
these distressing maladies advantages not TO be met m
at any other institution in this country either public or
private. From the constant correspondence and from
private arrangements between the members ofihe College
and eminent professors OF the Medical
OF Europe all the improvements in the treatment Of these
diseases forwarded to them long before they reach
majority Of the medical professions of this country
With such advantages, together with the combined
skill Of the first MEDICAL men OF this country the College
feel satisfied that the good work which they have under
taken, the suppression Of quackery" will receive the
patronage IL deserves from that portion of the public
quiring their aervices.
Terms for advice, and all medicines, s..
NJ H. Patients living a. distance, by stating their dis
ease explicitly in writing giving all symptoms, together
with the treatment they received elsewhere, any can
obtain chest containing all medicines with full direc.
tons Tor use with guarantee OF cure by addressing the
agent Of the College, post paid, enclosing S.
BY order. w 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Office aud Consulting Rooms of the College o. Ma
street.