Books and stationary items for sale by Geo Howard Tarboro
WVAE Primitive Baptist books volumes 1 2 and 3 bound edition A concise History of the Kehokee Association by Elder Joseph 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 Writing paper white pink straw colored ink powder quills blank cards red lead pencils wrapping paper etc offered for sale by Geo Howard Tarboro April 25
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Wvae Primitive Baptist
Kehokee Association
Jos. Biggs
Joshua Lawrence
GEO. Howard
Tarhoro
Swalit's North Carolina Justice advertised for sale
A historical advertisement promotes Swalit's North Carolina Justice a comprehensive legal compendium for public officers. It highlights its value as a digest of the state law and common law with supreme court decisions and practical forms. The ad cites Raleigh publishers Turner Hughes and GEO Howard offering copies at three dollars with bulk discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Usis
Turner & Hughes
Raleigh
Geo Howard
HeSe Pills Promise Swift Relief Across Lands
The HeSe Pills are praised as a universally trusted remedy publicized across the United States and beyond. Testimonials from physicians and patients highlight cures of fever, ague, dyspepsia, liver complaints, headaches, and numerous other ailments, with claims of mild operation and wide domestic use. An 1840 notice notes sales at a Post Office and Printing Office in Parborel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canadas
Texas
Mexico
West Indies
Lugusta
Peters
Theodore James
Parboret
Moffat's Life Medicines Promoted in 1840 Tarboro Ad
Moffat's Life Pills and Phenix Bitters praised for purifying the springs and channels of life curing a wide range of ailments. The notice emphasizes cleansing of bowels kidneys and liver, recommends strict dosage, and invites readers to obtain the medicines from GEO. HOWARD in Tarboro with a facsimile of John Moffat's signature on each bottle.
Dr Harrell Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills Endorsement
An advertisement extols Dr. Harrell's Tomato and Slippery Elm Pills as superior to other medicines for fevers liver disease jaundice headaches loss of appetite costiveness female complaints and more. It cites broad efficacy and urges agents to sell at 50 cents per box or 54 per gross with testimonials from numerous named individuals across North Carolina and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrell
A. Harrell
Elizabeth Cay
N.C
Brandreth's Pills touted as universal blood purifier
An 1840 advertisement extols Brandreth's Pills as a universal remedy replacing harsh Mercury treatments. It claims purgative strength, blood purification, and cure for many diseases from rheumatism to dysentery, with agents across states and a Virginia office list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brandreth
New Yo
Broadway
Ul Street
Bowery
Pre
Houston
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Swalit
North Carolina Justice
Thompson
Robinson
C. Geg
Howard
Tarboro
Marks
Samuel H. Marks
Petersburg
Messrs. Spotswood & Robertson
Geo, Howard
Eli Todd
Medical Society of Connectcut
Insane Hospital
Hartford
Joseph Priestly Peters
Yale College
FANE
Edgecombe County
Tarborough
Verrell
Lewis DE Arquer
Raleigh Road
J. C. Knight
Cokey
J.C. Knight
Samuel D. Procter
Moffat
Vegetable Life
Morfat
Life
Life Medicines
A. C. Howard
Florence
Algiers
Turhoro
Charles Bright
Pasquotank Co
Josiah Prichell
N. C
Charles Harrel
Elizabeth City
Capt
J. Smith
Windsor
G. M. Keesee
Portsmouth
Joseph Ramsey
Plymouth
Robert Simpson
Horatio N. Williams
James Cartwright
James A. Riddick
Randolph Macon College
Zion Culpepper
Joseph Turner
Joseph
James M. Repmann
B. Emerson
Norfolk
H. Bush & Co
W. Badham
Edenton
W. Fessenden
M. S. Berry
Hertford
Brandreth S Pills
Main Street
Richmond
Benj. Bra
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