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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1839
Page
3
Nash County agent Timo Terrell of Rocky Mount is identified in an 1839 notice as the official representative for Gobbliciv with designation dated January 1.
A new season notice for the English race horse FLEXIBLE owned by Dr. Merritt of Virginia. He will stand at Wilton in Granville starting February 14 through July 1 with season price thirty dollars and forty five dollars for insurance plus one dollar to the groom. Mare care details and board costs for mares and riders are given. no alterations to prices. The horse is described as a sure foal getter and reliable, with stable care and caution against accidents. Black servants boarded gratis. white mares and riders to pay reasonable board.
Geraldus Shurley issues a caution against trading two notes of hand against James Griffin and John Carter. Each note is for 50 dollars, witnessed by B R Hines, dated February 4, 1839. One becomes payable January 1, 1842 and the other January 1, 1843. Published April 9, 1839.
A public notice from Dr. Evans at 100 Chatham Street urges caution about falls and claims his remedies relieve many ailments. He promotes treatment for dyspepsia jaundice diarrhea cholera and colic using European sourced remedies and scientific preparation with a physician in attendance.
A 1837 notice recounts Mr Robert Monroe of Schuylkill recovering from dire distress with symptoms of liver and nervous illness after using Dr Hm Evans medicine pills. Mrs Hannah Browne of Williamsburgh, long afflicted with liver issues, improved under Evans treatments. sworn statements from Joseph Browne corroborate. List of patent medicines and agents across multiple cities follows, with Dec 4 1838 approval noted.
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