The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-05
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH;
That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative

That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
VIII preserve nJdHibIy the groirfh and color of
the hhir, II used iwu or three times week, to
any imaginable age. Perfectly restore tho
gray, cover tue bald with natures own nrna.
mehi, the hair; make II more soft and bcauti-
inl Than any oil, and preserve the scalp irso
rum AL disease I" the greatest age. States.
men, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clcrgymen,
Professional men, and gentlemen aud ladies Of
AL classes, all over The world. bear testimony
that Ne Il" not say tuo muGh IN its favor.
Read the following amd IUdge:
ilICKoRy GRovg,
81. Charles CO.. No., Nov. 10, 1857.
rGor. u.J. w""U--Dear sir: Some time last
summer We were induced Ia use some OF your
lllIr Restorative, and IT'S effects were 81 won.
lcriul We feel IL our duty Ia you and the AZ
Ctcd, To report.
our little sons head fur some time had hecn
perfectly covered with sores. aud some called
Il SrIld Head. The hair almost entirely came
un IN consequence, when friend seeing lns
suici lhgS, advised us Ia use your Restorative;
We d!d :" with ltile hope ni success, but to
"nr surprise, aud that "i all our friends. u very
icw applcati unS removed lhr q. sease entirely
and a new AMI luxuramt crop Uf hair soon
started uut, and we can now say that our boy
has as healthy scalp, and as luxuriant crup
Of hair rs any other child. We can, therefore,
ana do hereby recommend your Restorative,
~ II perfect remedy for ali Diseases Ot the
scalp ami hair. We arc yunis respecttuliv,
GEO. W. iiliHlNBOrHAM
- SAhsfu q. HHijiNUOTHAM.
PnoF. WOOD Dear sir. Ny hair had, Gir gev.
rrtl years, bcen becoming premai urely Rr.y
accompanied by harslincss which reisdersdl
the constant application Of oil necessSfy H.
dressing it, When ! commenced using YOUR
Hair Restorative, about two months ago. II was
~ that condition; and having continued its use
I'll within the last three weeks. il has turned
/ In It's natural color. and assumed n suftness
and lus,ei greatly 10 be preferred tu those pro-
duned by the application oi oils or amy other
: fFtN .-astl la.KH \
An Indispensable article for every lady's tollet,
whether to 10 used asa Hair Restorative or
Tor the simple purpose Of dressing or beaalify.
lilg the hnir. Ion have PERMISSION Ia refer to-
mo AL y bo ontrrt.iln amy doubt Ofis perfurTu.
Mas, &. sYMoXbs. III rhirdst.
CIACISSArI, o., Feb. 10, lSj7.
WELLINGTON, No., Dec. :, 1857.
rnor WouD- Dear sir: BY the advice OF a
friend ul mine, who had heen using your Hair
Restorative, WAS iinanrred lntryt ibadtns
Fever, some time last Nay, and ncarly ayary
hair In my head cirnr ont. 'Now my hair fNa
/ come IN great deal thicker than Qser,it was
Nothing hut ttdut! and sympathy that Heel to
communicate L" oiheT' who are ahiictcd as
nave boon, would induce motto give his pub
lD Acknowledgement Of the heneiit / have ra-
ceiyed nom PROT Woods Hair Restorative.
<. n. JACOBS.
| Tho restorative is put up IN hattlos, Of three
slHcs, SlL' large, medium, and small; tho small
holds half u pint, and reiails f,r one dollar per
botile.1 .1hc mcd I'm holds AT least t,voBty per
centum more IN proportion than tho small, 10.
tails fnr two dollars per hottie; the large holds
|, quart forty por eentup more inpropGrtion.
and retalls for 81 q boit
u j. WOOD 60, Prnprietors,
40 Broadway, New York, and
ia Market ST., ~. Louis, Mo-,
And i1ld by AL god Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. tJune 22 la60--amAc
nR.B II. nEECH, ,wouid respec ctiulllnnouncs
where he will attend te all calls in his profession
Ulico and residence on west side Of Main ST.
| IN the building formerly uecul led by-A Younkin
nearly opposite the new Presbyterian Church