Evans Camomile Pills advertised curative elixir
Evans' Camomile Pills claim to soothe nervous debility and digestive upset, listing extensive cures for consumption, dyspepsia, bilious complaints, and nervous disorders. The ad cites 1835 introduction in America, cites a testimonial from Jonas Snyder dated 1838, and lists multiple agents in New York Boston Tarboro Elizabeth City Philadelphia and other places. It presents cautions to purchase from authorized agents and notes locations and dates in 1840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
America
Jonas Snyder
Kernesville
William Evans
Hunt
Goode
Dr. Mairrells Nervine Lotion Claims Universal Cure
An advertisement extols Dr Mairrells Nervine Lotion as a powerful cure for acute and chronic ailments. It promises rapid relief within minutes or days for conditions from dyspepsia and asthma to neuralgia epilepsy rhematism and skin eruptions, claiming instant pain relief and a near miraculous transformation in patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vitus
Harrell, M. D. Puts Through Six Cures in One Day
Case summaries describe rapid recoveries from sprains headaches rheumatism neuralgia and ringworm by Dr Harrell with claims of dramatic relief within minutes to days. Cases include Mr P of Hali fax Miss P of Halifax County and Mrs D of Elizabeth City with diverse ailments. R T Allen Gent Agent lists Tarboro location April 8 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar
Them and CO
Battle
Battle & Brothers
Battles& Brothers
Rocky Mount
N.C
Halifax
Mr. C
Norfolk
Elizabeth City
Harrell
University of Maryland
R. T. Allen
Geo. Howard
Tarboro
Court House
Ely Porter & Son
Times
Moffats Fegetable Life Pills And Phenix Bitters
A classic 19th century advertisement extols Moffat’s Life Pills and Phenix Bitters as universal remedies curing many ailments from constipation to nervous debility. It claims rapid, certain effects, notes signature authenticity, lists prices, and promises a pamphlet for gratuitous distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffats Fegetable Life
Phenix Bitters
WM. B. Moffat
Broadway
New York
N. B
John Moffat
Peters Vegetable Pills stir Tarboro readership in 1841
In Tarboro in March 1841 the Post office and Printing office tout Dr Peters’s Vegetable Pills as a universal remedy praised for curing a wide range of ailments from fevers to dyspepsia. The copy extols mild yet powerful action, her claims of scientific formulation, and rapid popular acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
Tarboro
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William Dozier
W. Vick
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Daly
GEO. Hoiward Tarboro
Votice
Nilliam Fl. Battle
Benj
D Battle
Eames J. Battle
Ohs
Swift Creek
Halifex
Kaleigh
Hilliardston
Menis Thermon
Sappony Feck
Jne Lewis
Ino
HO Drake
Sen R
Nashville
Turner
Mughes
North Carolina
Evans’ Camomile Piils
Dr. Evans
Chatham St
Geo. Wowarn
M. Russelly
Cuatuam Street
South Seventh Street
Puinan'a
Boston
Mass
F. S. Marshall
M. Russell
Bland
Edenton
Solomon Hall
Newhero
W. Mason
Raleigh
Cheap Cash Store
James Weddell & Co
Dr. Mairrell
T. A. Macnair
Wwe Cheap Cash
T A. Macnair
Sth
Roanoke
Armistead’s
The
Sound
Gatlin's
Bennet & Fagan
Fenale
Elarman
State of North Carolina
Edgecombe County
Superior Court of Equity
John L. Cotten Et al
Wm. H. Wills &Jno
W.cotten
Adm
Spencer D. Cotten
John W. Cotten
Tarborne Press
Tarborough
Isaac Norrirer
Fl Norfleet
C. M
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Moffat
Wm. B Moffat
Dr. Peters
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