Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-06-08


oldest schools "a d o. rcv. give it their urgua'-
fled sanction, and recommend il for an ca>.s 90
orurtious and seas-s o. t.o scalp and brain; but
al who Lave uei it unite In te5fyIny that 70 viii
preserve the hair from being cray, and fron fall
ing 90 any a.e. 5, we'll as " 'orc. Read the tol-
lowing.
Oak Grove. .. June 9th. l-52.
ir.f ~. !. Wl.d; Delr Sir.--Iour Hair he
st.ra'i,e b. rapidly -i-inc popularity IN this
community. tai occasion . Law rr'j ea'ee NsiSeI
AMI give y mr. Hair 80 eel 'Ta'i'e IeIi.- lt.i'
nJyin- The year I-at, I was 80 ur. artuoalo MS
10 bo thrown fr.r iuv .rty against II cE neal
lIe roadside from which my head roe iF'@ a-st
terrible blow, causing great deal ~ irritation
which com nuIi,a'll @, Che trlia aut rt.s-nar
surface Of tir head, from tLe effects q which my
Fir was finally destroyed over tle entire surface
O. tho lea l. from O. tiwc ] tr-t H-.fld Its
dropping. however. up 60 tlc time of is total dis
appearance cm Gloycl every thing could liuk
If being q professional man myself and rs I
thought, understanding The nature of the disease,
hut was finally defeated in every p-csc.i PIT - ale
yarcCd.
These and not other Circumstances induced ueto
res9r, TO your worthy Hair decorative, which
have every reason o. believe, produced a very
happy result: two months after the FIRST arp.ica-
ton I had as beautiful head of Yong hair I
ever Jaw, for which I certainly owe You uy most
sincere thanks Rest assured, dear sir, ! shall
recommend your remedy 10 all irquiTer; more
self 70 soy, is not little.
I.r can publish dis ID yea talus proper.
Yours very -pcctully, ". j. NTGH..i,D
tf.co = tle Jedersonian,
rl.i,Ti, Va, Dee j., loJs.
Dear Sir,-I feel it ny duty as we'll as NY
pleasure to state to you the following oircum-
stance which Won can use as You think proper. 4
gentleman OF this place Ga lawyer has been bald
ever since his early youth; much So, that he
compelled to wear a wig. lie was induced to use
bottle Of your Hair Restorative which lie
/ liked very much; and after using some two or
three bottles, his hair grew out quite uxuriautlv
| and be now has q handsome head Of hair. The
gentlemaus name Is Bradford, and SIS De T. very
we'll known in our o , dining counties, many per-
sons can testify to tie truth Ct th statement.
give it to you at the request Of Mr.. Bradford You
can sell great Deal of your Hair Restorative in
this and adjoining counties If You have the pr per
| agents Years &c,
Thomson SUfGUyoR.
Dr. Wo15; Dear >i-.-Permit me to express
the obligations l an under for tie entire restora-
ton Of my hair to its original color About the
time of ny arrival in the United states it was
rapidly becoming gray, but upon the application
ofyour Hair Restorative il soon recovered it.
original hue consider your Restorative as a very
wonderful invention, quite etlcacious well as
/ agreeable. s. THALBERc.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three
| sizes, viz: large, medium, and small; the small
holds IL a pint, and retaiIs for one dollar per
bottle; the medium holds at least twenty per cent
more in proportion than the small, rctaie for two
dollars per bottle; the large holds quart. 30 per
! cent. more In proportion, and retails for So.
Q. !. WOOD co, Proprietors, 444 Broadway
/ New York, and lis Market Street, St. Louis Mo
| And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
| Dealers.
April ]. 1860. dawSm