Evans Camomile Pills advertise tonic cure all disorders
Evans Camomile Pills claim to soothe nerves and debility, improve digestion, and cure a wide range of ailments from indigestion to melancholia. The ad cites American introduction in 1835 and lists many conditions, with a caution to buy only the genuine remedies from designated agents and addresses in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Raleigh, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jonas Snyder
Kernesville
William Evans
W. Evans
Hunt
Goode
Cuaruam Street
New York
South Seventy Street
Puipap
Connum
Boston
Mass
Thompsonian Medicines Advertised by Geo. Howard Tarboro
The notice lists Thompsonian preparations for sale by Geo. Howard in Tarboro on November 9 1859. Items include Lobelia preparations, Nerve Powder, Bark and Pepper remedies, various syrups and tinctures, plasters, syringes, and reference works like Thompson's Guide and Robinson's Lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Robinson
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Cotton Yarn Offered On Reasonable Terms In Tarboro
A subscriber reports receipt of cotton yarn in varying quantities and announces sale on reasonable terms. Tarboro North Carolina January 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BNE
Tarboro
Negro prisoner in Bilge County jail claims name Shepief D
Jailer Bens Williams in Tarboro North Carolina announces a negro man held on court warrant who says his name is Shepief D and that he belongs to Urih Chessan formerly near Plymouth now moved south. Described as about 22 or 23 years old dark complected chunky built. Owner urged to prove property pay charges and claim the man or he will be dealt with as law directs. Tarboro March 12 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A, Taylor
Water St
Wee York
Elis
T.J. Barrow & Co
Omer
Virginia
North Caroling
Penneylvania
Lower
James 4
Taylor
St P
New York
Ihs— Quoumir
Ted
Bilge ”Cumbe County
Ochinet
Shep Ief
Urih Chessan
Plymouth
Hegro
Hesro
Bens.williams
Tarboro
Swades North Carolina Justice sale notice 1539
A Raleigh advertisement promotes Swades North Carolina Justice a comprehensive legal digest for justices of the peace and public officers The work covers common law supreme court decisions and approved forms The retail price is three dollars with discounts for bulk resale Turner and Hughes publish from Raleigh December 1539 George Howard offers a few copies at the stated price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Turner& Hughes
Raleigh
Geo. Howard
Dr Cohoon's Tonic Mixture Promises Cure for Ague Fever
An 1839-1840 promotion touts Dr Cohoon's Tonic Mixture as a safe, vegetable remedy that cures ague and fever by purporting to cleanse the blood and support liver function. The text includes multiple testimonials from individuals in North Carolina, Virginia, and Maryland praising swift cures, with a general note of agents ready to sell the medicine and a push to expose alleged church misdeeds unrelated to the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Portsmouth
Somerton
Cohoon
Nansemond Co
Hertford Co
N. C
Colerain
N.C
Wm. J. Lardy
Hardy
Nardy
J. Watford
Matchless Sanative impostor warning letter in 1839
A New York letter from December 7 1839 accuses Enos L Fenwick once a Baptist preacher of imposture and of manufacturing and selling a medicine as the Matchless Sanative. The writer urges clerks to expose him to community contempt to prevent others from being duped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayhew
New York
Enos L. Fenwick
Monrocco
Reverend Impostor Warned as Infamous Quack
A broadside targets 2NOS L. FENWICK of New York, once a Baptist preacher, accusing him of impersonation and selling a spurious Matchless Sanative. It states no traveling agents are used and urges buyers to obtain the genuine medicine only through the Boston depository. D.S. ROWLAND, Boston agent, appeals for vigilance and newspaper notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2Nos L. Fenwick
New York
Manos County
Boston
CPI
America
N. B
D.S Rowland
Washington
Stanhope
Nash County
N. C
Geo Howard
Tarboro
Laborers sought for Oligator Lake Canal project in Hyde NC
Mre sunscripers will pay liberal prices by the month or year for 200 laborers to work on the Oligator Lake Canal in Hyde County North Carolina. Hands hired by the month will be paid at month end, those by the year in two installments. Mr C W Hawse may be seen on the work or in Washington after the 10th or 15th inst Hawse and Whitehead contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde County
N.C
C. W. Hawse
Washington
Hawse
Garden seed list from Tarboro February 27 item
A readable fragment lists numerous vegetables and seeds including turnips cabbage lettuce corn celery pepper kale cabbage and radish varieties with place name Tarboro and date February 27 noted.
The Piles Ad Provided to Subscribers
The subscriber offers information to those afflicted by a troublesome disorder. The notice presents a medical remedy intent and appeals for attention from readers suffering from hemorrhoidal issues.
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Chatham St
J. M. Repmono
Geo
J. M. Redmond
Ioini
F.S Marshall
Halifax
M. Russell
Elizabeth City
Bland
Edenton
Solomon Hall
Newbern
W. Mason
J. W. Atwill
Brunswick
Mark A. Lane
Seventh Street
Philadelphia
FEV
Lora
Queensware
Glass
China
Hotanic
Swades
North Carolina Justice
Dr. Condon
Joan Williams
M. C
James BE. Weeks
Pasquotank Co
Joan Askew
Prnch Landing
Lawrence Ely
Winton
Joseph Hornsby
Suffolk
Lawrence & Vaughan
Murfreesborough
William J. Hardy
Arthur PT. Foster
Bryerfield
Maret
Fenwickian
Broadway
Cls. Francis
Fenwick
J.P
David
Rowland
Hoston
Junes
Renwick
Tarborouch
Wilso
Jas. Weddell
ILE
Flanders
Naples
Lima
Samuel H. Marks
Petersburg
Aug. St
Messrs. Spotswood & Robertson
Igen
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