American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01

1t is not too much to say
SINCE ALL,
OLD A ND YOU N g,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
vIz:ThatPrOf.WOOd w d'sHairRe
win preserve iEfaHibfg the groTth and color Of the
hail, III used TWO three times week, 10 yimagia-
able age Perfectly, restore the gray cover the bald
with naiute's own Ornament, the hair make 1t more
treo from all disease 10 The gfeates age. ststemen,
Judges Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymenl Professional
and Gentlemen and Ladies OF all classes, all
tho world bear Testimony thai do not say too eh
In lis favor. Read The following, and Judge;
Hickory GROVE, st Charles Co., Mo. Nov. 10, 1857
Prof o J. Wood-Dear Sir: Some time last sum
mer we're indueed to use some of your hair Re-
storave, and its enects were wonderful, we feel
II our duty to you and the aFiicted.to Teporth.
Ourlittle sons head sometime had beer Perfectly
covered with sores, and some called It sead head--
The hair almost entirely came OF In consequence,
whena frend seeing hissunerings advised us to use
your Restorative, did with little hope OF sue
cess butte our surprise. and that all our fIiends
very few applications removed the disease entirely;
and new and luxuriant crop OF hair soon started
out. and we can that our boy has healthy
seaip, and as luxurant crop OF hair as any other
child We can, therefore, and do hereby, nd
your Restorative as perfect remedy for all diseases
Of the scalp and hair We are yours respectfully.
GEoRGEW. HIGGINBoTHAM,
n .
Prof. Wooda-DBar sir: My hair had for several
years, been becoming premqturely gray, accomplish
cd by harshness which rendered The constant appi-
cation OF oil necessary in dressing ii; When com
menced using your Hair storatlye about two
months ago II was In that condition. and having con
Rued its use till within the last throe weeks II has
turned TO Its natural color and assumed soness and
pstre greatly to be preferred 70 those produced by
the application Of oils OF any other pte13ratioD lhave
ever used. regard II as an indispensable article for
every lady's toilet, whetherto be used as Hair Re-
storaiiye or for the simple purpose of dressing or
beautifyinR the hair. You have permission to refer
70 me al who entertain any doubt OF ts performing
all that Is claimed for II. MRS. C. SYM0NDS,
Cincinnati, a., Feb. 10, 1851. ia Thiru Street.
WELLINGTON, Mo-, Dec. ., ,1a57.--Prof. WOod-Dear
Sir: By the adyices ofa friend OF nc, rho had been
Using your Hair Restorative, was induced TO tryit.
bad tho fever, some time last May, and nearly
hair iUmy head came out. Now my hair has come
In great deal thicker than evet II was. Nothing but
duty and sympathy that feel 10 communicate Ia
sthers who are afflicted as Ihave been, would induce
me to gye this public aek nowl edgment o the bene-
nj have received from Prof. ood's Hair Restorative
Your respectfully. AR JACOBS.
The ReJorniveis put in bottles Of 2 sizes, viz
ldtge mdfihih ,.and small; ;tho small holds pint
aud reailsfor ono dollar per botte;th medium
twonty per cent. more in proportion than tn
small retailsfortwo dollars per the large bot
tie holJsa quart, 40percent more proportion an
tetalSfor three dollars
o.J. MooB & CO., Pfopfietbfs, 4ii Broadway
New York, and ll4 Market Street, ST. Louis Nilsson
II PAndsoldby allgood Druggistsand Fancy {; o0d.
Dealers. DeceInberl, 1859. Jm3l