For Liver Ailment and Female Depressions Cured by Evens Medicine
Testimony of Robert Monroe of Schuylkill and Joseph Browne of Williamschurch New York describe years of liver complaint and distress. They announce cures after using De Jim Evens medicine pills, claiming relief from symptoms including languor, pain, poor appetite, and insomnia. Both declare the statements true under oath before PEPER PINCKNEY, Com. of Deeds, January 1837.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Monroe
Schuylkill
K. Monroe
de Jim
Hit
Poynat Browne
Joseph Browne
North Sinost
Seeand Ste
Williamabarch
Dyam Evans
Facalytic Rheumatism A Portfertenre Case Study
A report notes a portfertenre effect from treatment by Dr. W Evans. Individuals named include Jobe Gibson of North Fourth Street Williamsburgh and agents J MM Repsonp Tarboro COF OS Marsan Halifax. Other figures listed are Morwhen Mowsway Baltimore and Lewes Jenny of Washington with various city references dated December 4, 1838.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Evans
Jobe Gibson
North Fourth Street
Williamsburgh
Repsonp
Tarboro
OS Marsan
Halifax
Storswoon & RoseRnttson
Petersburg
Dovab
Richmond
Norfolk
F. E. Porrcock
Portsmouth
Lewes JennygTon
Washington
D.C
Morwhen & Mowsway
Baltimore
Phoenix Bitters praised by New York Sun editors
The excerpt extols Moffat's Phoenix Bitters as a universal cure all for digestive and systemic ailments. It claims the medicine restores vigor, condemns pill overuse, and urges readers to use two to five pills, citing testimonials from a newspaper editor’s family and urging female readers to try it for breast or side pains and debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vk Moprfat
Dr. Moffit
Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters Promoted in 1838 Letter
Elizabeth Thomas Leiter is listed as the deceased in a certifying note by Benjamin P. Grumbs dated Sept 27 1838. The letter extols Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters as life saving, claiming rapid relief from a severe scrofula illness and urging others to purchase this medicine at Tarboro printing office or directly from William B. Moffat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Thomas Leiter
Benjamin
Trumbs St. Bartholomew
Benjamin P.grombs
Moffat
E. B. Grumbs
Good Samaritan
Tarboro
Greenville
Steptoe
Messrs
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Tlantas
Fishing Creek
Sarah Bradily
William Barts
Ameang Nerroes
County Court of
Thomas Nielson
L. Wiggins
Este
Hirt
Mirk Bennett
Rocky Mount Manufacturie Company
Ailis- Sei
Beng
Battle & Brothers
Rinky Mount
Dee
Raleigh Register
Washington Whig
Oh Omer
Canova
Turney &§& Hughes
North Carolina
Raleigh Prinz
Fulline
Victor Evan
Chathirry Street
Howman
Evans Haseen
Europe
Evans
Wai. Evans
Chatham
Vey
Frauttin
Leinsterer
Cousiat
Tony
Fur Mage
Jose
Lam Cians
AM Mllows
Louisburg
Faulcon
Hose
Robert Noxfleet
Norfleet
Dee's
Cullen
Sa & One
SD Cnllen
Frorusry
Will. H Wills
Eh Hoffat
Bitlers
B.A Redderhiyerta
St. Bartholomew
Moffa
Elizabeth Horns
Prospect Hill
Newark
Mr. Moffat
New York
United States
William B. Moffat
Broadway
Trrcenville Academy
Feles
J. Clark
Pradesey Pwumserh College
N.hh
Aiwes
Boyes
Roth Joel Patses
Chapel Ryt
Ransom’s Bridge
N.C. M
Rk. Garrett
Halifax Advocate
Sele
Wvotice
Pender
Rpue
BM. Jackson
Ben'n M Jackson
Clem Darden
J. Lawrence
Votice
Morne & Derinz
John R Dering
Stantonsburg
N.C
Orrick Wreat
R K. Co. Wollmington
The
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Company
Alex'r Anderson
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