Cabinet ware house and feather processing sale in Buffalo
Cabinet furniture chairs and feather renewal services offered by a Buffalo dealer at 75 Main Street in 1859. Also notes upholstery work and a feather cleansing process that freshens and deodorizes feathers. Prices five cents per pound. Includes other listings for a coffee and spice manufactory and a grocery liquor business with extended capacities and low prices. May 8 1859 to April 10 1834 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong
T. Foster
Starner
Burraso
Hagar, Wortman & Co
Ohio Street
Buffalo
WM. Tweedy & Co
N. B
Main Street
F.H.& C. BE. Young
New Opinions on Sarparilla Extract and Medical Deception
A Bristol Bristol-like column defends Sarcaparilla extracts and condemns quack medicines. Letters praise the tonic’s effects on rheumatism and skin diseases, while Mrs. Yates faces a contested settlement and a tyrannical husband. A Hartford Patriot note criticizes medicine adulteration and advocates lab-regulated preparations. Dr D Lee endorses the extract’s curative power based on personal and professional experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Gazette
Eyes of Health
Boeton
Mraz
Ates
Ermont
Boston
Hartford
C.C. Brstol
D. Lee, M. D
Bristol s Balsam of Hoarhound Testimonial Note
A letter from de M. Cadwallader dated February 4, 1839 praises Bristol’s Balsam of Hoarhound and Sarsaparilla for cough relief. It mentions accompanying testimonies and cautions buyers to seek the signature of C. Baste as the genuine supplier, with medicines kept at the printing office in Lodi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Bristol
Lim
de M. Cadwallader
C. Baste
Lodi
T. Hoberts
Roberts & Stearns
MOFFAT LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS PROMOTED
The article extols MOFFAT LIFE PILLS and PHENIX BITTERS as universally effective remedies. It argues against medical monopoly, praising the medicines for curing numerous ailments from dyspepsia to fevers, worms, and scrofula, with numerous testimonial letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Moffat
United States
Warat
Goelickes Matchless Sanative Promoted in German Medical Testimony
An early 19th century ad extols Goelicke s Matchless Sanative as a universal remedy with threefold power drawn from plant animal and mineral sources. It prescribes tiny doses for all ages and cites a German coin priced half ounce. A quartet of German medical practitioners defend its value despite initial skepticism and claim to have observed improvements in hopeless patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Offon Goelicke
Germany
North
South America
Lous Orrox Gerricke
M. D
Europe
Austria
Globe
Gueliche
Lonny Olson Guelicke
Bel
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Jann Hyes
New York Academy of Sacred Music
Thomas Hastings
Steele & Peck’s
Main St
T.hequembourg
Joseph Brant
Wa. L. Stone
Rattlin the Reefer
Jarrock
O'Hara
Watts
Hoeman
Parley
Washington
Franklin
Barton
Hind
Graham
America
Marshall
Sawote
Steele & Peck
Bnfale
Triestes
Setchnosky
Apis
S. C. Walker
Daily
Moffet
John Moffat
Goelicke
Homor
Herman Etmuter
Walter van Gault
Adolphus Werner
Orrington
Timothy Grorce
Amherst
N. H
Rowland
M. Benner
Orland F
R. Troesent
Plymouth
Mass
E. J. B. Rice
Beaver
Robert Mellberry
C. Orris Nichols
P. M
Sevon Spencsa
L. W. Forbes
Pmxgas Srescer
Badi
Emine Brandreth
Cattaraugus
A. L. Chaffe
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