Life Medicines claim broad cures from fevers to nervous disorders
The paper prints letters praising Life Medicines and Bitters for quick relief from fever bilious illnesses and chronic ailments. It cites cases from New Windsor Aberdeen and Tarboro 1840, including cures of dyspepsia rheumatism liver weakness and headaches, with testimonials and agent notices for Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Iadies
Jacob C. Ham
New Windsor
Orange County
N.Y
Thos
Purcell
Seo
Joan Dauloon
Aberdeen
Ohio
Lewis Austin
Acton Ames
Adah Adams
Windsor
Shubel Adams
Benja J. Tucker
Amos Davis
Lyman Pratt
Moffat
Broadway
U. States
Canadas
Life
John Moffat
O Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Jan
Primitive Baptist books and church history for sale
HE Primitive Baptist egols 1 2 and 3 neatly bound. A concise History of the Kehokee Association by Elder Jos Biggs. The Patriotic Discourse Basket of Fragments Mouse gnawing out of the Catholic trap and No other than Baptist churches have a right to be called Christian churches by Elder Joshua Lawrence. Also writing paper, colored papers, ink, powder, quills, blank cards, red lead, pencils, wrapping paper for sale by Geo Howard Tarboro April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kehokee Association
Jos. Biggs
Joshua Lawrence
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Cotton Gins Move Near Tar Borough Establishes on Raleigh Road
A subscriber has relocated from Tar borough to the Raleigh road near J.C. Knight’s store at Cokey. He continues making and repairing cotton gins and related machinery for local growers and purchasers. Most activities focus on repair work and machine upkeep for farm operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7 IE
Tarborough
Raleigh Road
J.C. Knight
Cokey
Samuel D. Procter
Its subscriber has received so small consignment of
A brief note says a subscriber received only a very small consignment, signaling delays or short shipment. No further details on origin, date, or quantities are provided in the readable text.
Harrells Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills laudation
In a 1839 advertisement doctors and merchants tout Harrells Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills as superior cures for fevers liver jaundice loss of appetite costiveness and numerous ailments. Claims of rapid, restorative effects accompany testimonials from multiple North Carolina and Virginia residents and merchants, with pricing 50 cents a box and 54 per gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Harrell
Elizabeth City
N.C
Brandreth's Pills Promised Cure Across the Blood
An 1840 pamphlet outlines Brandreth's Pills as a purgative purifying the blood and easing inflammation by cleansing the body rather than harming it with Mercury. It claims universal applicability from dysentery to diabetes, notes daily use strengthens rather than weakens, and cites extensive American and regional acceptance with appointed agents in North Carolina and Virginia.
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Creek
Vid
United States
Beandreth
Brandreth
New York
Hroadway
Huidson Street
Bowery
Prince
Houston Streets
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Battle & Brothers
McFfint’s
Phenix Bitters
Life Medicines
Morrfa
Lock and Gunsmithry
London
David C. Bell
Jas Weddell
Bullard
TIS
Edgecombe County
Verrell
Lewis DE Arquer
Elils
Florence
Algiers
Charles Bright
Pasquotank Co
Josiah Prichett
N. C
Charles Harrel
Capt
J. Smith
G. M. Keesee
Portsmouth
Joseph Ramsey
Plymouth
Robert Simpson
Horatio N. Williams
James Cartwright
Pasquetank Co
James A. Riddick
Randolph Macon College
Zion Culpepper
Joseph Turner
Elizabeth Cay
Joseph Sharber
Camden Co
N C
Robert Pool
James M. Repmann
Geo. Howann
B. Emerson
Norfolk
H. Baff& Co
W. Badham
Edenton
W. Fessenden
M. S. Berry
Hertford
C. D. Clayton
Tyrrel
H. D. Machen
Washington
F. S. Marshall
Halifax
N. B. Hassell
Williamston
Brandreth’s Pills
Eslee
Evandretius Fitts
Main
Richmond
Benji
Brand Revtivs
Virginia
GEO, Howard
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